This one of those songs that no cover can ever do it justice. Delores's voice is too unique and no one could ever imitate it.

@nathanyoungblood6031

2 жыл бұрын

Bad wolves cover was gonna have her in the song but she passed before it happened. All the money they made from the cover went to her family. She was gonna be in the cover but yes no one does justice to the song like she did

@joesoap1960

Жыл бұрын

Have to agree with yas but miley cyrus did a hell of a good job.

@Chiari_Queen_T

Жыл бұрын

​@@joesoap1960 Miley Cyrus isn't in the same league as Dolores. Never will be.

@joesoap1960

Жыл бұрын

@@Chiari_Queen_T absolutely but i think she done a decent job of it all the same.

@jericoba

Жыл бұрын

I don't think any artist has ever tried to imitate her voice. Cover has been made though, but that's not imitation.

Great reaction. Probably already been said, but Dolores wrote this after two young boys were killed my home town of Warrington. I was there with my own kids just the day before. The inflection in her voice is called ‘keening’ and is used at Irish funerals. RIP Johnathan, Tim and the wonderful Dolores.

@stevemorin8206

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for this information. It helps the soul to understand it all.

@donnamartin9569

Жыл бұрын

I was trying to explain Dolores's cry to to my son and came back to this song. I didnt think about it being the keening but that is spot on!

i was an english soldier posted to nothern ireland during the "troubles" and it was not a good time for anyone.. every single irish person i met was really nice and kind. warfare turns people into mindless zombies that just follow orders.

@georgeholbrook1886

2 ай бұрын

Every open window, every darkened doorway, every car, every person who actually looked at you. I carried the SLR with sweaty hands.

The Cranberries are absolutely one of the best bands to come out of the 90's. Dolores wrote this song in response to the death of Johnathan Ball, 3, and Tim Parry, 12, who were killed in the IRA bombing of Warrington, northwest England. Two devices hidden in litter bins were detonated Johnathan Ball died at the scene of the bombing, five days later Tim Parry lost his life as a result of head injuries. Their were 56 others were injured on that day. It was only after the death of Dolores O'Riordan in 2018 that Colin Parry (Tim's Father) found out the song was about his son.

@audiolaudio8965

9 ай бұрын

The unrecoverable, lasting pain and sorrow that comes with the loss of a child will never be assuaged by any cause, no matter its desire to be regarded as just or righteous, that was directly involved in the death of that child. The organization that was behind the deliberate planting of the bomb that took the life of that child, did they confer with the parents of that child beforehand to see whether they were willing to sacrifice that child for that organization's most righteous cause? ... or did they simply just not give a f*ck? ... I think it the latter! ... after all, the children were just collateral damage ... were they not? ... I mean, it was a state of war ... wasn't it? ... and in a state of war, all things are permitted ... aren't they? ... just ask Russia, NATO and the United Nations! ... all, all, all is permitted and seemingly condoned!

@daviekuklatv

4 ай бұрын

@@audiolaudio8965 war is war. Britts killed alot of children as well, as did the loyalist paras. it goes both ways. Also usually those who loose family on wich ever side will be hard pressed not to go join their side for revenge....Tommy sands wrote a tune about some of his mates and what happen to those kids. There were Roses

This song always gets me emotional. Especially, since Delores's passing.

@jxcelynyt

2 жыл бұрын

For real I cried

@michaelmahon8896

Жыл бұрын

@@jxcelynyt me too

r i p dolores fantastic singer and a great band with an iconic song that is still known after all this time

@florider2904

2 жыл бұрын

Is she dead?

@adamleiper2006

2 жыл бұрын

@@florider2904 yeah she died about 4 or 5 years ago

@annedunne4526

2 жыл бұрын

And she wrote the song.

React as you see fit, say what you feel. Be you and don’t worry about comments. Ps, damn that drummer is feeling it.

@ingobordewick6480

2 жыл бұрын

Fun fact: When Dolores presented the song that she wrote to her band, she asked the drummer "Can you please hit the drums real hard?" I think he did an amazing job. Beautiful voice, that mouring guitar and drums like gun-shots. It's no wonder, that this song stands the test of time.

@Minorcan123

2 жыл бұрын

@@ingobordewick6480 very cool back story. I didn’t know Delores wrote this and the drummer is very good. I’ve covered dreams and it’s an awesome drum line

You definitely never get sick of hearing it. I have been listening to it for almost 30 years now and it gives me chills every time! Dolores was supposed to be on the Bad Wolves cover too, but she died before she could. The Bad Wolves video is a complete tribute to her.

I lived this song sadly. I was born in Belfats in 1977 , grew up around Sevastopol Street and Northumberland. This Song holds a lot of memories and alot of scars for my generation. I hope you all understand how close it is to happening again. not justt in N.Ierland, but in the States to. =(

@4oh63

Жыл бұрын

Damn. Can’t imagine what your eyes have seen.

I tear up from the opening riff. Such an incredibly intense song.

Oh babe, don't you worry about people who can't grasp the concept of generational gap - you are young and all you guys are served with are current hits. The fact that you are open enough to listen to about any genre speaks of you as a person. This channel speaks of you as a person. Your honest reactions above all speak of you as an honest and eclectic person. Haters do not speak of you in any way. Be yourself and don't let anyone's negativity ruin your day. Hugs

@austinap2248

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know if she knows what 1916 means...but she means well. As your comment says I am the gap .When this song came out I took my irish attorney into the back room of our local bar to listen to this song.. He watched the vid and said "I have never heard history put so well on a video"

@politicalscientist8880

2 жыл бұрын

I am an Irish man and lived in england for ten years and it is SCARY how little british people know of our connected past. Then again - the history syllabus (Im a teacher) avoids any negative past in england

@briank5877

2 жыл бұрын

I could feel the stress in her voice about watching the cover before the original, which happens to be in my top 10 songs, and wouldn’t care if it brought about watching the classic. I swear I think social media is destroying our youth into walking on eggshells.

@Jacques.Smith_

2 жыл бұрын

I think the answer is simple. Don't be a douche. Plain and simple.

@tedbaker3846

Жыл бұрын

@Rheumattica You where saying?

Delores had such a unique voice and her decision to meld more traditional Irish singing techniques (the up notes she does at the ends of some phrases in this song is an example of one such technique) with modern music really made her stand out as a vocalist

@duhusker4383

Жыл бұрын

DOLORES!

For years, I listened to this song without knowing the context (the tragic events) that inspired it. The context explains the way of playing of drummer Fergal "Patrick" Lawler, who seems to rage against this murderous madness.

It gives me goose bumps too that unique voice from an amazing woman . She's a national treasure

@petemiller2920

Жыл бұрын

I just learned that she died a few years ago. I'm so sad now.

First off, sorry some gave you grief about not knowing the Cranberries. I give mad credit to the Bad Wolves for their tragic by triumphant tribute to the memory of Dolores O’Riordan. Back when I was in college I heard what I still consider the most beautiful and haunting voice coming down the hallway from my dorm. I followed it to a room where some of the guys in my dorm were listening to the Cranberries’ “Linger.” I stood at the open doorway jaw dropped as the guys listening to the band’s CD for the first time sat transfixed. After the track ended I asked the guys who was singing and they showed me the CD. I got on my bike immediately and ride to the record store to by The Cranberries’s CD “Everyone Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We.” I played it over and over again that week, I was so enchanted with Dolores O’Riordan’s soulful brogue; it was truly the first, and last, time I fell in love with a celebrity. Unfortunately I never got to see The Cranberries live in concert. I have a picture of Dolores hung in my room next to photos of the two other musicians I most admire, Tom Petty and Cyndi Lauper. Dolores’ singing in The Cranberries’ “Zombie” is so incredibly iconic. I’m actually glad you saw the Bad Wolves version first. It was fantastic in itself, but it also got you to react to the version I hold most dear to my heart, the original sung by Dolores O’Riordan, my she rest in glory.

The Cranberries are incredible. That voice... My favorite song is actually very different. You might enjoy Will You Remember.

Delores vocal technique is called "Keening" or sean-no`s. It's a traditional Gaelic/Celtic form of singing almost wailing to morn death. Very fitting given what this song is about.

One of the best songs of my 70 years and unfortunately, still relevant, in general.

If you really love her voice, might I suggest Linger, Dreams and Go Your Own Way. The live versions are great.

@Wraithlen

2 жыл бұрын

One of my favorite bands of all time. Dolores(and the Cranberries)....miss you so much.

I am so sorry you were attacked. That is not fair. I saw your Bad Wolves cover of Zombie and I love that cover. Do NOT EVER apologize for not knowing everything. Not one of us could. You stepped into the stream where you were. It is perfect. Let go of anything negative. It just means they care more about themselves than you. The world doesnt need more self centeredness so take a deep breath and let go of their BS. It is not yours to own. Your are unique in your view and it is beautiful. Be you. Always. Be authentic. The world needs to see more of the hearts of those strong enough to be authentic.

Dolores O'Riordan was such a beautiful human, inside and out. She loved the Bad Wolves version of this song so much that she wanted to be a part of it. But she passed before it could even happen 🥺😢

@Qrow-Samedi

2 жыл бұрын

did'nt she pass the day bevor she wanted to make the Bad Wolf video?

THIS SONG ROCKED THE WORLD WHEN IT CAME OUT NO ONE HEARD ANYTHING LIKE IT.

One of those songs that absolutely needed the images to make it click. As a 1/2 Irish person I am always saddened by the continuing legacy of the Troubles. God Bless the Irish people!

You’re reactions to both versions were great. Don’t listen to those people. RIP Dolores… one of the greatest vocalists of all time.

Been watching your reactions for awhile, as a rock and metal fan it’s fun to see people step outside their comfort zone and give it a listen, there’s a song that came out recently called spirits by nothing more, It’d be a cool song to see you react too lol

I love both versions of this song. Remember the first time I heard it cause my stepdad thought I would like it. Blew me away, and the end solo was something I absolutely needed to learn lol. You should check out either Father Said or White Water by Red Handed Denial. They recently just dropped an album too!

I believe this was originally written about the different factions in Ireland and the social unrest surrounding them. But it holds true even today with everything going on in Ukraine.

@thechangingofways

2 жыл бұрын

You are correct. This song is about the "troubles" in Ireland. More specifically its about two kids that were killed in the 1993 bombings. Now that she has reacted to the song would be interesting if Ellirose does another follow on video once she looks up details about the song.

@guneytopal1713

Жыл бұрын

It was about the Warrington bombings in 1993 but it has other Easter Rising and Troubles themed under tones. But the song itself pays homage tot he Warrington bombings and the two children who were killed.

The Irish accent ..something unique ..thank you Dolores..God with You❤

For me this Song Hits different when you know the backstory and the fact that the Female is doong keening... Songs like this hits Hard without knowing the backstory but when you know it... you will always have tears in your eyes

@jxcelynyt

2 жыл бұрын

For real

I used to just rock out to this song. Since Dolores passed i still rock out to it but with tears. RIP

Don't let the haters bring you down. The fact that you are reacting to the original now is all that matters. The Bad Wolves cover is fantastic and the original is even better so it's a great combo that we are blessed with.

People should not get nasty about it, they should just strive to educate not berate. I can guarantee that very few of those making such a fuss, knew exactly what the song was about when it first came out.

I loved so much that voice Dolores owned.....loved their sound. RIP Dolores

One of my all time favorites. This song is just so incredibly powerful. Thanks for the reaction

Dolores was a gift to the whole world. We will never forget the gift she shared with us.

Back when I still played drums in a band.. I loved when we covered this song. Not only is it amazing, but it's really fun to play on drums because of the of rhythm and shifts.

2 boys were killed. The first verse is about boy1 who dies instantly. Verse 2 is about boy 2 who was on life support and his mother making the decision to pull the plug.

Quote ( Her pain was real: Zombie was a visceral response to the death of two children in an IRA bombing in the Cheshire town of Warrington. Three-year-old Johnathan Ball was killed when two bombs hidden in litter bins detonated on a busy shopping street in March 1993. Tim Parry, aged 12, died five days later.

Too many people died and suffered because of history in Northern Ireland. Long live peace and the GFA. Respect to all those on all sides.

@guneytopal1713

Жыл бұрын

The song is about the Warrington bombings of 1993 which took place in England. The Troubles wasn’t exclusive to Northern Ireland, the IRA targeted areas in England, Scotland and Wales as well.

@thaitim007

Жыл бұрын

@@guneytopal1713 Exactly. Some us had to walk the streets looking at the residents through the ends of our SA80s from 1969 to 1998. Glad we don't have to do that again.

Thank you for reacting! The live Paris 1998 version is as good as the music video- definitely worth a watch. I'd love it if you made The Cranberries a series. My personal favorites of The Cranberries (Dolores has 2 solo albums) are Ode to my Family, Free to Decide, Salvation, & Daffodil Lament. A side note, your foreword acknowledging the background to the video was done super well! I appreciate how upfront and genuine you are on your channel!

@XanthusBarnabas

Жыл бұрын

That’s one of my “go-to” videos; my wife and I were in that crowd, on our honeymoon in Paris… So sad that the world lost such sweet talent…

Damn gatekeepers can be massive knobs lmao, just ignore them

"That's so good man." Is the correct answer, remember the bombings and when this came out. I'm fifty and still it brings me to tears and Bad Wolves video,when I saw the gold lady my heart stopped! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

You did a great reaction and this was my first time I have ever heard this song. Thank you.

God Bless all of us who walked the streets of Ulster backwards and felt the 'hatred'...

Imagine at 17 that you had heard Nothing like this. You never get tired of it

I thought Zombie was their best song until I heard Ode to my Family!

Fun Fact : The soldiers in the video were actually real soldiers during the Bad Times in Northern Éire. The children on the street were also real. Those were not paid actors, and they filmed it on location. I assume most people didn't know that.

@geordiewishart1683

Жыл бұрын

Northern Eire? You mean Northern Ireland, part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland?

@tbd-5160

Жыл бұрын

@@geordiewishart1683 You're not from Ireland obviously, or maybe you just don't know anything about its heritage, language, and real name.

Great reaction! It is a great song! Love Dolores voice! Sorry you have received bad comments though! Just ignore them! Keep doing what you're doing! Look forward to more of your reactions! 👍🏻

This song is truly an all time classic. One of the best! When I need a good cry I put it on.

The song was written after an ira bomb killed 2 children, it was a protest song against the pain suffering and death caused by all sides during the troubles in Northern Ireland. You don't understand that or at least that's the impression I got from you and that's OK, that's the point, the point of peace was so that the generations that came after don't ever have to know that pain and misery. And if you don't then the comprises all sides made for peace were absolutely worth it. But we can't forget thats the key, because when we forget the risk of falling back becomes greater.

Don't take any of the comments personally. It totally makes sense that if it is your first time hearing a song, you won't know the background. It's great to come back here and learn about Dolores and the Cranberries too, as this is where all that came from. This one is legendary. Keep on being you!

Delores was going to do the back up vocals for the Dead Wolves cover. Delores died on the same day that she was scheduled to record the new version..

Thank you VERY much for doing this! I really wish she could have been in the remake - it is SO sad (everything - the fact that she's gone and the fact that nothing has changed regarding what's happening in the world.)

You should react to their live performance of "Zombie" her voice and the crowd participation is amazing!!

@XanthusBarnabas

Жыл бұрын

My wife and I were in that crowd; we were in Paris on our honeymoon, and were able to get tickets day of…a treat for sure and great time… But, missing Dolores… 😢😢😢

R. I. P. Dolores you had one of the most unique voice . You'll never be forgotten nothing but love for you 💯🤙🙏

My first reaction when I heard Bad Wolves remade this song honestly was how f'n DARE they! Took me a long time to finally give it a chance and glad I did. They made it their own, but in a way that honored Dolores. Some songs are basically untouchable and this is one of them, but I make the very rare exception for Bad Wolves cover.

@DarkestVoid

Жыл бұрын

I don’t agree with that line of thought at all. No song is untouchable but if you’re gonna cover it whether that’s with your own style or being faithful to the original it better be good. I never cared for Nirvana’s “Something In the Way” yet people love it and see it as one of their most iconic songs but Avatar made a cover of it and it’s so much better. They rarely ever do covers and it’s their only studio cover but they definitely did it justice. Bad Wolves did great on their cover of “Zombie” but it’s not as good as the original. There’s cases for both.

@dalehammers4425

Жыл бұрын

@@DarkestVoid cool, we don't agree. Have a nice day.

This is a piece and justice for what the english did not just a song

'fairly consistantly?' comment got me...very clever however accidental....mindc bender!! you created a mind bender....NICE

Delores ( R.I.P ) spent much of her life crusading for the rights and lives of all children.......this was her plea for peace during the "Troubles" in Northern Ireland and especially for the lives of children who found themselves caught in the violence.....

❤ They are both good versions. But in different levels. Your reactions are honest and fine on both of them. Take care, stay safe and keep on what you are doing! Greetings from Jonas, Gothenburg Sweden.

Dolores O'Riordan was such a wonderful singer and artist, the world is a lessor place without her.

I think WE ALL have been listening to this for a very long time.

Well, I don't know about the backstory of your reaction to what sounds like a cover rendition of Zombie, but I am glad you reacted to the band that first released the song and the singer who wrote it. Dang, I miss Dolores.

@syko2695

2 жыл бұрын

The Bad Wolves version is indeed a cover, Dolores was supposed to guest vocal on it but died before it could happen. I'm fairly certain they donated the proceeds from the song to her family. Also lowkey it's a fantastic cover

Oh fun fact that is real footage they got when they shot the video cuz she is from Ireland. That’s also why she wrote this song so the violence can stop in her country.

Understand the song means more to people who were and are part of a struggle and feel a sense of loss and pain

The keening in this song always makes me emotional 😭 because it is basically the traditional Gaelic song which is sung at funerals, so this song is very mournful and sorrowful 😢

Been listening to this song for a very long time.... Watching along with U is the best part😃 It Such a great song too

You don't owe anyone anything :') the fact your reacting is just nice cause your acknowledging the music and it's artist. I mean I'm a metal head and love super screamy shit I love it, I respect that you may not :') thats okay. Nobody should be throwing hate. Ever. Even if it's something you don't vibe to don't ever throw hate. People are allowed opinions but then folk decide to hate that's where I feel like it's just unecessary. Don't listen to anyone lovely! You keep doing you!! 🖤🖤

It doesn't matter how you came to this song, or whose version you prefer. but it is important to know where it comes from and why it matters. Which you now know, so it's all good.

One of my favorite reactors listens to the song, and after speculating on the meaning of the song, he uses Song Facts to study the lyrics, and he shares this with us. He reads a stanza of the lyrics, then reads what Song Facts says about it. It really makes a very interesting reaction. It's much more interesting than the usual (usually male) reactor who wants to show off his knowledge, leaving me to wonder how he knew so much about a song he never heard before. Hmmm. People in the comments will tell you that the yodel that Delores does in the song is Keening. It is not. It is a yodel distinctive to the Irish. Keening is a wailing and crying performed by professional mourners at funerals centuries ago, based on the folk tales of Banshees, who flew round and round a house where someone was dying, wailing and crying.

I grew up listening to their songs...they are legends

Fair play to ya . The song is basically about the troubles in Northern Ireland. R.I.P Dolores

Saddest and most powerful song I remember growing up (before I knew about the situation in Ireland)

what a great song, R.I.P. Dolores, you are missed so much.

I like the Bad Wolves cover. Would have just loved to have heard it with Dolores on the track. But the original is much better for me because it is that real Dolores emotion and that ultra-sad guitar solo riff she created. And Fergal acing it on the drums. And I never get sick of hearing it. RIP Dolores. As Noel Hogan says it was all so f%*king unfair.

Thank you EllieRose for your emotional reaction, love from Ireland. Please pray for the people in Gaza, Palestine etc. tonight, Pace & Love from Ireland

Don't listen to the haters. Nodding your head and saying "This is such an amazing song" is as noble a craft as any.

Please ignore people who are ugly. Its nice to see spontaneous reactions 😄 ☺ 😌

Love this song, great reaction.

Im back in my teens hearing this... cant forget those feelings...

One of my most moving memories as an American visiting central London was during my very first pub crawl after work on a Friday night. We stayed out very late and I watched as the surface streets became literally covered with the glass of shattered beer mugs, cigarette butts and trash. Literally covered -- millions of pounds of it in just one night, and it happened every night, swept up manually every morning by an army of workers. And I asked my British mates, "Why aren't there any trash bins anywhere?" And I was told, "Because the IRA can drop a bomb in a trash bin." It was a very sobering experience understanding the impact that the conflict in Northern Ireland had on just normal life in London, never mind the impact in Ireland. This song makes sure we never forget, and I'm okay with that.

I think you are wonderful. Thank you mate. I except life on KZread. Spend lots of days in the hospital. So I just want you to know that what you do impact people, we love you , don't stop . We need you. And I mean that

Delores was supposed to sing the Bad Wolves remake. But she died the night before. Thus making it just a cover.

This song can never be heard enough. Rip my dear.

One thing that's hard to do, is get the feeling of time "when" things came out. The Grunge bands were fading away so things like Radiohead, Beck, Nine Inch Nails, then Madonna had a few new ones. For me, most great stuff was underground and not heard much. Colleges have their own radios sometimes and play requests!!! I was into Primus, C.O.C., The Grateful Dead, Henry Rollins, Sebadoh, Danzig, Prong, Mr. Bungle. Ha, every 2-3 years has me changing for more ↑↑

Daria of Russia on The Voice did THE best version of this.

When i read first time, it depends on the age and what It is, if i belive so. Most of the times i take it as i havent watched or hear it in a while, rather that an actual first time. Some things if you havent live in a rock with no tv or phone, just arent possible.

I was so glad to see you did this one and sorry it's taken me so long to watch it. I'm also sorry to hear that people gave you a hard time over this one. Sorry if I was one of them! What matters the most is that you do your thing the way you want to. This is definitely a powerful song that will never get old. Dreams and Linger are beautiful songs too.. Proost!.

I remember as a American on a exchange going North in the 80's.

The duality of the lyric "Zombie". The Soldiers who follow leaders, like Zombies, mindlessly killing anyone labeled 'enemy'. Then the Mothers/Fathers/Family/People who witness the slaughter/death becoming emotional Zombies to numb the immeasurable pain.

@mubbles1066

Жыл бұрын

That’s not the meaning at all,it was written about an IRA car bomb in Warrington,England that killed two schoolchildren….here’s what Delores said about why she wrote the song. “There were a lot of bombs going off in London and I remember this one time a child was killed when a bomb was put in a rubbish bin -- that's why there's that line in the song, 'A child is slowly taken,'" O'Riordan told Songwriting Magazine. "We were on a tour bus and I was near the location where it happened, so it really struck me hard - I was quite young, but I remember being devastated about the innocent children being pulled into that kind of thing. So I suppose that's why I was saying, 'It's not me' - that even though I'm Irish it wasn't me, I didn't do it. Because being Irish, it was quite hard, especially in the UK when there was so much tension." She told Vox magazine in 1994 that the song was written in part as a mechanism to grapple with her identity as an Irish citizen that did not support the actions of the IRA. "The IRA are not me. I'm not the IRA. The Cranberries are not the IRA. My family are not. ... When it says in the song, 'It's not me, it's not my family,' that's what I'm saying. It's not Ireland".

You got to understand Dolores is keening which is an Irish funeral dirge or song she's doing it for the 3 little boys that where burned to death in an attack in 93

One of my all time favorites. RIP Delores.

If you recall the gold paint used in the bad wolf version that was on a lady and mirror you can see from this video that used the same thing to pay homage to Doloris. They also wrote the date she passed in the paint.

Love your honesty. Thx

Hi.... Such a beautiful sound R .I.P Dolores R 🙏

this version and bad wolves version both tear me up this one has more pain and the bad wolves is more the anger caused by the pain. like desperation

I lived through this. So many died, children, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, and what fills me with fear is that this could start again. Yet none of us in all of Ireland want it.

This song was inspired by the IRA bombing in Warrington, Cheshire, England on March 20, 1993. Two children, Jonathan Ball and Tim Parry, were killed. The IRA (Irish Republican Army) is a militant group that was determined to end British government of Northern Ireland. Lead singer Dolores O'Riordan claimed that "Zombie" speaks about "the Irish fight for independence that seems to last forever." The lyrics even say, "It's the same old theme since 1916." The video was shot by Samuel Bayer, who flew to Belfast shortly before the ceasefire to get footage of the area - those are real British soldiers and local children. On August 31, 1994, just a few weeks after this song was released, the IRA declared a ceasefire after 25 years of conflict.

Dolores la mejor vocalista mujer después de tarja, del mundo.... hermosa

Zombie is more than a song. Nice reaction video. I watch a lot of reactors but never saw you're channel before. Subscribed now.