I never cared about any celecrities really, their ups and downs, all the rumors and dramas. I've been born after kurts death, u wouldn't even consider nirvana to be a music of my generation yet still i'm kind of grieving kurts death. I relate to him, his feelings, his music. The music touches places in my mind that only a few other songs could ever touch. It hurts me bad mentally yet i come back, cuz somehow the pain i feel hearing this music brings me comfort. It's fucked up. Comfort through pain. I can't relate to his problems yet i feel some connection. Music i guess. It's magical.
@gusanitx3 күн бұрын
i love this animation, it's gorgeous
@janosbotondkocsis12344 күн бұрын
every girl likes my boyfriend....nobody likes me and i feel so bad i don't know what to do....maybe his style is a little different but i have feelings too...if you are reading this have a nice day ...🙁
@markaho47774 күн бұрын
Too bad it doesn't sound as good as the Beatles
@unkolawdio5 күн бұрын
GOOD FOR you
@deccy_boi55695 күн бұрын
I hope he knows that even if he couldn't make it, he managed to live long enough to give strength to so many others to keep on living. He changed the outcome of many lives even if he couldn't change his own.
@lisasmith27267 күн бұрын
Amazingly done 🩷.
@Dog-Jazz7 күн бұрын
The part with both parents is incorrect, due to them getting divorced when Kurt was at the young age of 8
@Destiniproctorthatgirl8 күн бұрын
okay smoking weed out of a can
@Destiniproctorthatgirl8 күн бұрын
i felt that
@izabelcarneiro25539 күн бұрын
nossa, ficou muito bom, chorei
@gerwano9 күн бұрын
I don't know why I'm holding onto life anymore. I feel apathetic 90% of the time. And for the remaining 10%, they're happy moments that I hold on to, even though I'm disappointed that they don't last longer. I'm 25 and I feel like an old soul.
@symn.11 күн бұрын
i like that
@terrencemoldern275613 күн бұрын
Listen carefully to what I’m about to say... You are your own worst enemy... I do not claim to know anything about anyone. I get that things are hard. But ultimately the truth is that no matter the circumstances. Things change, it’s we as people who need to accept this reality. Because otherwise, where else can you go but to the grave? If you struggle with drugs, with relationships or just generally feel awful about yourself or things around you. Seek help of course but also take the steps necessary to try and keep yourself in check. It will feel lonely at times and be complicated but it’s the most IMPORTANT step towards making a happy life for yourself. Get hobbies, learn skills your interested in, try out new things and explore. Not a bottle or pipe... but the world. I can say for my own self a big part of what keeps me upright is writing. I like to make stories, even if no one reads them. Remember that while there isn’t always a place for you... you can make a place for yourself. Try and do right by yourselves folks.
@beepb00p7814 күн бұрын
i once recorded a and i love her cover while it was raining... this is the vibe..
@Owldeftones14 күн бұрын
I kinda miss him
@mgbrv817 күн бұрын
Beautifully done
@ephemeraIl17 күн бұрын
Lmfao I thought it was a real animation but this is really well edited
@rachelmartinez560417 күн бұрын
this was beautiful!
@quixxticcrim.archieve21 күн бұрын
never compare situations guys. we all experience things
@maxgevanthor23 күн бұрын
I lost my job, then a few days later I hear my grandmother is dying. Then my girlfriend decided to break up with me two weeks after I lost my job. Then a few days later my grandmother passed. I’m depressed and I feel so low and unenergized. I haven’t been eating normally. Sleep is difficult. I got a new job but I don’t like the way it sounds or looks but I need money. I’m going back to school in the fall. I just wish I didn’t have to get hit with three things at once and I wish that my ex didn’t give up so fast. I’m truly at a new low in my lifr
@Homeless._.loserr24 күн бұрын
I'm gonna pull a Kurt Cobain
@M-onet25 күн бұрын
i fw dis hevy vro
@unknownu663325 күн бұрын
At the guitar scene it looks a little like the same chords used for the actual song, idk if it was intentional but nice detail if it was. It’s not spot on but some of it
@TheHalusis29 күн бұрын
title it kurt cobain or else some unsuspecting
@thor1511Ай бұрын
Cant watch any more kurt without feeling depressed, damn you
@brunobucciaratiswifeАй бұрын
I don’t belong anywhere on this earth besides with that person. And I’ll never see them again. All I have is the stars. This song breaks me and holds me at the same time
@gashadokuro6666Ай бұрын
Did Kurt actually record this or is this AI??
@Tayk-wx2zcАй бұрын
its part of the home recordings its real
@justinhamilton864724 күн бұрын
Kurt’s home recordings he loved the beatles
@racist2708Ай бұрын
ok
@gibstarАй бұрын
Yo funny enough this is what helped me decide to drop out and pursue music, and kurt cobain
@twilightzone39Ай бұрын
30 years later still in our hearts ❤
@Viper0451Ай бұрын
This video. This video is what led me to Kurt Cobain's home recordings and changed the way I think of Kurt, Nirvana, Grunge, Rock and Roll and even the entire concept of music in general. I'm writing this on April 5th, 2024. 30 years after Kurt Cobain had died in his greenhouse in Washington. Kurt Cobain was a feminist and a fighter for human equality. His music, to those who paused and listened to his message, brought people together and made people feel like they have a voice. When I first started listening to Nirvana in 2021, I was one of those cringey 14 year old 'self-proclaimed gigachads' who was only recently starting to willingly listen to rock music in general. Even at the time, I didn't really take the whole 'edgy furry hater persona' too seriously. Atleast, not in comparison to the way people do now. I liked it because I liked stuff like Ozzy Osbourne and Alice in Chains, but didn't realize it because I didn't discover them yet. I liked Nirvana because their music sounded loud and angsty and grungey. I thought of it as 'tough guy music' that 'tough people' would listen to. But when I saw this video for the first time, and listened to this song for the first time, and curiously started to explore the rest of this album, I felt like I was slowly discovering the other side of Kurt Cobain I never really knew. In Montage of Heck, he wasn't a famous millionaire rockstar who flipped the entire music world on its head and changed it forever. In his home recordings, he was just... some dude. Some dude who created music purely for fun. Not because his record company told him to, or to have monetized and sold, or let alone even show it to anyone. I saw this side of Kurt in his more intimate, roughly recorded home recordings and it reminded me of a side of myself I was ashamed of admitting to. A part of me who was passionate about creating art purely for the fun of it. A part of me who wasn't concerned with becoming a 'tough guy' and just wanted to write stories and drawings that I was passionate about bringing to life. I used to be ashamed of that side of myself. I characterized that side of myself as an entirely different person and called him my "imaginary friend." I pretended to hate music that my "imaginary friend" liked. I never told anyone about that side of myself, not only because I was ashamed of it, but because I thought of it like Bruce Wayne and Batman. I felt like a superhero in a way. Kurt Cobain's music, especially Montage of Heck, inspired me to be unafraid to be myself. To accept people for who they are, and to never judge them on the way they choose to live. Nobody's truly a "famous legend of rock history" or a "tough guy who eats a bowl of nails for breakfast every morning" at their core. It's never "us versus them". If you're ever convinced of that, it's because somebody wants something. And in the end, whatever it is, whether it be money or fame, you're not getting it. And right now that sense of division has become so strong with AI algorithms targeting peoples political beliefs and only ever showing them social media posts that validate their political beliefs, and paint people who think anything other than their opinion as the enemy. Meanwhile selling them stupid flags and bumper stickers that say whatever their endless scrolling through Facebook and Twitter told them to think. Kurt Cobain would hate the world the way it is now. If he didn't die in 1994, if he went to rehab and got clean, if he quit his musical career to become a solo artist, I would almost say the times we're living in right now would be when he would take his own life. Montage of Heck changed my life forever. It changed the way I think about Kurt Cobain, it changed the way I think about rock and roll, and it changed the way I think about music in general. I didn't even really care about music as much as I do until I discovered Nirvana. Kurt Cobain's music is the reason I became a metalhead. The reason I became a furry supporter. The reason I started to actually listen to real music that isn't just soundtracks from my favorite videogames, like stuff by Mick Gordon or Kelly Bailey. He's the reason I started to explore music that most people my age don't usually care about, like Deftones or System of a Down, and stuff like Ozzy Osbourne and Metallica, and stuff like Jimi Hendrix and Jefferson Airplane. I didn't really understand what music actually was until I discovered Nirvana. In a way, it's a very fitting name. The word Nirvana, according to Britannica, "is used to refer to the extinction of desire, hatred, and ignorance and, ultimately, of suffering and rebirth. Literally, it means 'blowing out' or 'becoming extinguished,' as when a flame is blown out or a fire burns out." And as Neil Young said, and what Kurt Cobain wrote in his suicide letter, "it's better to burn out then to fade away." The name Nirvana is a haunting foreshadowing of the final moments of Kurt Cobain's life. Nirvana, as the name implies, extinguished the sense of hatred I felt towards this new age of homosexual people and transgender people being more accepted into society. I used to be afraid of the apocalypse, and how this new age of people becoming "too soft" would be the leading cause of society collapsing. I was afraid of the end of the world, and it's hard to blame myself for it. The sky was a hellish red, Covid was shutting down entire businesses, and the world felt like it was slowly collapsing around me. But a part of me liked Covid. That part of me that I was ashamed of and characterized as an entirely separate person. That part of me liked the sense of actual, real, honest isolation. Not just being surrounded by other people I didn't fit in with. The Jack Torrance kind, rather than the Travis Bickle kind. I miss that kind of isolation. I hated Quarantine when it happened, but now I realize that Quarantine were the greatest moments of my life. The moments that define who I am now. Quarantine made me realize that I'm never going to be a normal kid who likes normal kid music and plays normal kid videogames. And that I liked being isolated better. I could never go back to normal life ever again, because I learned that I will never fit in with it. I'm tired of pretending to be a normal person and watching the entire world wear a fake smiley face. And I resonated with Kurt Cobain because I feel like he felt the same way. At first he hated being an underground artist whose music you could only find in the darkest corners of record stores. But when he became famous, when his music became mainstream, and when he became known as the voice of an entire generation of teenagers, he felt like he would have done anything to go back to that life of only having $600 to record an album and performing in underground stadiums. Atleast, that's how I interpret it. He made Montage of Heck as a refuge from that life, and as much as his home recordings made me think about him in a more positive light, it still feels wrong to listen to them all these years later. Kurt Cobain inspired millions and millions of people, just like he inspired me. I don't know what happens after people die, but if Kurt Cobain isn't in a state of eternal bliss - of Nirvana - then I don't know if I can say there's any sense of justice in this world anymore. But I do admit that in his later years, his reckless depression and heroin addiction had turned him into a terrible person. Things like his response to a news reporter trying to alert CPS because they were worried Frances Cobain would be born with a heroin addiction were not okay. He was suffering withdrawal when he made that voicemail. I'm not saying that as an excuse. It's still a terrible thing to say to someone. But nevertheless, his original message before it became this convoluted excuse to hate his fans (not unlike many twitter SJWs of today) changed me forever. I don't usually make a Rest in Peace comment, even for artists whose music I love like Kurt Cobain or MF DOOM, but today is an exception. Rest in peace, Kurt. You changed my life for the better. Thank you.
@wtrxxhАй бұрын
I'm about to crash out
@miked.1216Ай бұрын
So nobody's gonna give the Beatles any credit?.... lame...
@flobba123Ай бұрын
Do i love her? Yes does she love me? No
@OskarMMVАй бұрын
Help! I met Kurt Cobain, what should I do?
@abushnamedsue9331Ай бұрын
More teens who choose to smoke weed all the time should watch this. I still love weed, but that sense of escapism at that age is dangerous… trust me, my life’s a pile of my own shit rn because I learned to escape at a young age. Get a firm foundation in reality and real goals, not chasing feelings and pipe dreams with no effort put in. Much love
@maartenbeekman7748Ай бұрын
Goosebumps
@ohmaygah_Ай бұрын
For some reason i feel like this hits different on 1.5x speed
@Sydneythatsme529Ай бұрын
it’s gonna be okay :)
@evanvistepike6475Ай бұрын
I wouldnt be here if it wasnt for artists like kurt and the beatles who gave me atleast a bit of hope to carry on, i wasnt planning on living past 13 at the age of 10.
@TalisssynАй бұрын
God damn the animation on this is immaculate dawg
@hernuchou2320Ай бұрын
❤❤ Pau te extraño ❤❤
@FairejitoАй бұрын
Yup i love her, i'm just waitin 08/08 to finish all this, while she is with another
@rjchiedogАй бұрын
waaa waaaa waaaa be greatfull for the things you have. some people have serious health conditions compared to the little wimpy i wish list most people have. people should be greatfull for there health instead they want to dump shitty toxic drugs into there perfectly working blessed system.
@rjchiedogАй бұрын
lol.. shouldnt smoke
@aidenpietila2196Ай бұрын
The animation is beautiful
@SlightlyPwnishАй бұрын
Good lord this hits hard and home
@0n_a_plain.Ай бұрын
This song sounds so sad.. I get so sad when I listen to these..
@recreatorbandАй бұрын
We’re a New Grunge band bringing back the big Grunge sound, check our channel out!
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I never cared about any celecrities really, their ups and downs, all the rumors and dramas. I've been born after kurts death, u wouldn't even consider nirvana to be a music of my generation yet still i'm kind of grieving kurts death. I relate to him, his feelings, his music. The music touches places in my mind that only a few other songs could ever touch. It hurts me bad mentally yet i come back, cuz somehow the pain i feel hearing this music brings me comfort. It's fucked up. Comfort through pain. I can't relate to his problems yet i feel some connection. Music i guess. It's magical.
i love this animation, it's gorgeous
every girl likes my boyfriend....nobody likes me and i feel so bad i don't know what to do....maybe his style is a little different but i have feelings too...if you are reading this have a nice day ...🙁
Too bad it doesn't sound as good as the Beatles
GOOD FOR you
I hope he knows that even if he couldn't make it, he managed to live long enough to give strength to so many others to keep on living. He changed the outcome of many lives even if he couldn't change his own.
Amazingly done 🩷.
The part with both parents is incorrect, due to them getting divorced when Kurt was at the young age of 8
okay smoking weed out of a can
i felt that
nossa, ficou muito bom, chorei
I don't know why I'm holding onto life anymore. I feel apathetic 90% of the time. And for the remaining 10%, they're happy moments that I hold on to, even though I'm disappointed that they don't last longer. I'm 25 and I feel like an old soul.
i like that
Listen carefully to what I’m about to say... You are your own worst enemy... I do not claim to know anything about anyone. I get that things are hard. But ultimately the truth is that no matter the circumstances. Things change, it’s we as people who need to accept this reality. Because otherwise, where else can you go but to the grave? If you struggle with drugs, with relationships or just generally feel awful about yourself or things around you. Seek help of course but also take the steps necessary to try and keep yourself in check. It will feel lonely at times and be complicated but it’s the most IMPORTANT step towards making a happy life for yourself. Get hobbies, learn skills your interested in, try out new things and explore. Not a bottle or pipe... but the world. I can say for my own self a big part of what keeps me upright is writing. I like to make stories, even if no one reads them. Remember that while there isn’t always a place for you... you can make a place for yourself. Try and do right by yourselves folks.
i once recorded a and i love her cover while it was raining... this is the vibe..
I kinda miss him
Beautifully done
Lmfao I thought it was a real animation but this is really well edited
this was beautiful!
never compare situations guys. we all experience things
I lost my job, then a few days later I hear my grandmother is dying. Then my girlfriend decided to break up with me two weeks after I lost my job. Then a few days later my grandmother passed. I’m depressed and I feel so low and unenergized. I haven’t been eating normally. Sleep is difficult. I got a new job but I don’t like the way it sounds or looks but I need money. I’m going back to school in the fall. I just wish I didn’t have to get hit with three things at once and I wish that my ex didn’t give up so fast. I’m truly at a new low in my lifr
I'm gonna pull a Kurt Cobain
i fw dis hevy vro
At the guitar scene it looks a little like the same chords used for the actual song, idk if it was intentional but nice detail if it was. It’s not spot on but some of it
title it kurt cobain or else some unsuspecting
Cant watch any more kurt without feeling depressed, damn you
I don’t belong anywhere on this earth besides with that person. And I’ll never see them again. All I have is the stars. This song breaks me and holds me at the same time
Did Kurt actually record this or is this AI??
its part of the home recordings its real
Kurt’s home recordings he loved the beatles
ok
Yo funny enough this is what helped me decide to drop out and pursue music, and kurt cobain
30 years later still in our hearts ❤
This video. This video is what led me to Kurt Cobain's home recordings and changed the way I think of Kurt, Nirvana, Grunge, Rock and Roll and even the entire concept of music in general. I'm writing this on April 5th, 2024. 30 years after Kurt Cobain had died in his greenhouse in Washington. Kurt Cobain was a feminist and a fighter for human equality. His music, to those who paused and listened to his message, brought people together and made people feel like they have a voice. When I first started listening to Nirvana in 2021, I was one of those cringey 14 year old 'self-proclaimed gigachads' who was only recently starting to willingly listen to rock music in general. Even at the time, I didn't really take the whole 'edgy furry hater persona' too seriously. Atleast, not in comparison to the way people do now. I liked it because I liked stuff like Ozzy Osbourne and Alice in Chains, but didn't realize it because I didn't discover them yet. I liked Nirvana because their music sounded loud and angsty and grungey. I thought of it as 'tough guy music' that 'tough people' would listen to. But when I saw this video for the first time, and listened to this song for the first time, and curiously started to explore the rest of this album, I felt like I was slowly discovering the other side of Kurt Cobain I never really knew. In Montage of Heck, he wasn't a famous millionaire rockstar who flipped the entire music world on its head and changed it forever. In his home recordings, he was just... some dude. Some dude who created music purely for fun. Not because his record company told him to, or to have monetized and sold, or let alone even show it to anyone. I saw this side of Kurt in his more intimate, roughly recorded home recordings and it reminded me of a side of myself I was ashamed of admitting to. A part of me who was passionate about creating art purely for the fun of it. A part of me who wasn't concerned with becoming a 'tough guy' and just wanted to write stories and drawings that I was passionate about bringing to life. I used to be ashamed of that side of myself. I characterized that side of myself as an entirely different person and called him my "imaginary friend." I pretended to hate music that my "imaginary friend" liked. I never told anyone about that side of myself, not only because I was ashamed of it, but because I thought of it like Bruce Wayne and Batman. I felt like a superhero in a way. Kurt Cobain's music, especially Montage of Heck, inspired me to be unafraid to be myself. To accept people for who they are, and to never judge them on the way they choose to live. Nobody's truly a "famous legend of rock history" or a "tough guy who eats a bowl of nails for breakfast every morning" at their core. It's never "us versus them". If you're ever convinced of that, it's because somebody wants something. And in the end, whatever it is, whether it be money or fame, you're not getting it. And right now that sense of division has become so strong with AI algorithms targeting peoples political beliefs and only ever showing them social media posts that validate their political beliefs, and paint people who think anything other than their opinion as the enemy. Meanwhile selling them stupid flags and bumper stickers that say whatever their endless scrolling through Facebook and Twitter told them to think. Kurt Cobain would hate the world the way it is now. If he didn't die in 1994, if he went to rehab and got clean, if he quit his musical career to become a solo artist, I would almost say the times we're living in right now would be when he would take his own life. Montage of Heck changed my life forever. It changed the way I think about Kurt Cobain, it changed the way I think about rock and roll, and it changed the way I think about music in general. I didn't even really care about music as much as I do until I discovered Nirvana. Kurt Cobain's music is the reason I became a metalhead. The reason I became a furry supporter. The reason I started to actually listen to real music that isn't just soundtracks from my favorite videogames, like stuff by Mick Gordon or Kelly Bailey. He's the reason I started to explore music that most people my age don't usually care about, like Deftones or System of a Down, and stuff like Ozzy Osbourne and Metallica, and stuff like Jimi Hendrix and Jefferson Airplane. I didn't really understand what music actually was until I discovered Nirvana. In a way, it's a very fitting name. The word Nirvana, according to Britannica, "is used to refer to the extinction of desire, hatred, and ignorance and, ultimately, of suffering and rebirth. Literally, it means 'blowing out' or 'becoming extinguished,' as when a flame is blown out or a fire burns out." And as Neil Young said, and what Kurt Cobain wrote in his suicide letter, "it's better to burn out then to fade away." The name Nirvana is a haunting foreshadowing of the final moments of Kurt Cobain's life. Nirvana, as the name implies, extinguished the sense of hatred I felt towards this new age of homosexual people and transgender people being more accepted into society. I used to be afraid of the apocalypse, and how this new age of people becoming "too soft" would be the leading cause of society collapsing. I was afraid of the end of the world, and it's hard to blame myself for it. The sky was a hellish red, Covid was shutting down entire businesses, and the world felt like it was slowly collapsing around me. But a part of me liked Covid. That part of me that I was ashamed of and characterized as an entirely separate person. That part of me liked the sense of actual, real, honest isolation. Not just being surrounded by other people I didn't fit in with. The Jack Torrance kind, rather than the Travis Bickle kind. I miss that kind of isolation. I hated Quarantine when it happened, but now I realize that Quarantine were the greatest moments of my life. The moments that define who I am now. Quarantine made me realize that I'm never going to be a normal kid who likes normal kid music and plays normal kid videogames. And that I liked being isolated better. I could never go back to normal life ever again, because I learned that I will never fit in with it. I'm tired of pretending to be a normal person and watching the entire world wear a fake smiley face. And I resonated with Kurt Cobain because I feel like he felt the same way. At first he hated being an underground artist whose music you could only find in the darkest corners of record stores. But when he became famous, when his music became mainstream, and when he became known as the voice of an entire generation of teenagers, he felt like he would have done anything to go back to that life of only having $600 to record an album and performing in underground stadiums. Atleast, that's how I interpret it. He made Montage of Heck as a refuge from that life, and as much as his home recordings made me think about him in a more positive light, it still feels wrong to listen to them all these years later. Kurt Cobain inspired millions and millions of people, just like he inspired me. I don't know what happens after people die, but if Kurt Cobain isn't in a state of eternal bliss - of Nirvana - then I don't know if I can say there's any sense of justice in this world anymore. But I do admit that in his later years, his reckless depression and heroin addiction had turned him into a terrible person. Things like his response to a news reporter trying to alert CPS because they were worried Frances Cobain would be born with a heroin addiction were not okay. He was suffering withdrawal when he made that voicemail. I'm not saying that as an excuse. It's still a terrible thing to say to someone. But nevertheless, his original message before it became this convoluted excuse to hate his fans (not unlike many twitter SJWs of today) changed me forever. I don't usually make a Rest in Peace comment, even for artists whose music I love like Kurt Cobain or MF DOOM, but today is an exception. Rest in peace, Kurt. You changed my life for the better. Thank you.
I'm about to crash out
So nobody's gonna give the Beatles any credit?.... lame...
Do i love her? Yes does she love me? No
Help! I met Kurt Cobain, what should I do?
More teens who choose to smoke weed all the time should watch this. I still love weed, but that sense of escapism at that age is dangerous… trust me, my life’s a pile of my own shit rn because I learned to escape at a young age. Get a firm foundation in reality and real goals, not chasing feelings and pipe dreams with no effort put in. Much love
Goosebumps
For some reason i feel like this hits different on 1.5x speed
it’s gonna be okay :)
I wouldnt be here if it wasnt for artists like kurt and the beatles who gave me atleast a bit of hope to carry on, i wasnt planning on living past 13 at the age of 10.
God damn the animation on this is immaculate dawg
❤❤ Pau te extraño ❤❤
Yup i love her, i'm just waitin 08/08 to finish all this, while she is with another
waaa waaaa waaaa be greatfull for the things you have. some people have serious health conditions compared to the little wimpy i wish list most people have. people should be greatfull for there health instead they want to dump shitty toxic drugs into there perfectly working blessed system.
lol.. shouldnt smoke
The animation is beautiful
Good lord this hits hard and home
This song sounds so sad.. I get so sad when I listen to these..
We’re a New Grunge band bringing back the big Grunge sound, check our channel out!
I don't know why I feel like laughing so much