And i Love Her 

Don't give up, you'll learn to love life. Just keep going everyday and you'll find a good purpose.

These home recordings just hit different

Im at the lowest point of my life, cant stop crying and would do anything to stop hard drugs and get rid of that pain

My situation isn't as bad as Kurt's was but this video really captured the feeling of isolation in a small town where you don't really feel you belong. The School scenes were eeriely similar to my life in High School.

I feel sad when listen to these home recordings. It's haunting to me for some reason

The Beatles: when you get married :) Kurt: when you get divorced :(

I could've died in my teenage years if it weren't for Kurt Cobain. He is the only person I've found so much to relate to and the one made me realize I'm not alone.I always imagined that I could make friend with him and help each other if I was born at the time and place. Thank you, the person that's so close to me yet so far. I appreciate your existence, a lot.

This is amazing. I really love how you included him “underneath the bridge” for when he was homeless as described in something in the way

lovely to hear kurt covering a beatles song!

He was iconic and we root for him. Its one of those things you can’t explain why it so nostalgic but you understand. From Seattle rest in peace kurt fly high.

This kid in the animation is like an alternate universe version of me. But he didn't realize that suicide doesn't stop the pain. It just passes it on to someone else, especially your loved ones. I'd never want them to feel how I feel, even a little bit.

It's amazing how this song takes on a different meaning despite no change in lyrics. The intended emotion isn't love, it's loneliness and a want for love

I love this documentary. The animation is outstanding! RIP Kurt

She gives me everything And tenderly The kiss my lover brings She brings to me And I love her Bright are the stars that shine Dark is the sky I know this love of mine Will never die And I love her A love like ours Will never die As long as I Hold you near me Bright are the stars that shine Dark is the sky I know this love of mine Will never die And I love her

God I’ve never been close with an artist unlike Cobian, his work always stood out to me like no others, I find comfort in his music and knowing he’s not alive makes me feel so heavy and upset, I don’t know why, but knowing he lived in the same state as me makes me feel more connected, everytime I go to Seattle I know that Kurt was once there too. I love Nirvana

Kurt was a brilliant man. He had his flaws and did some things but he didn’t want anyone to be hated for who they were. Rest In Peace Kurt cobain

I love how he made this song sounds like a Nirvana song. All that I can say now is... "And I love him..."

I’m having a bad day rn and this made me happy knowing Kurt was going thru the same thing as me , I love nirvana. I love kurt. Thank you man

when i'm feeling depressed i always go to this video because it reminds me that Kurt went through the same thing. thank you for this

It’s currently 1:28 AM, I was blandly scrolling. Trying to find something to watch. I never thought I’d scroll across something that hit me so deep. Kurt truly was a blessing. It’s so sad he died the way he did.

this is so good, im in love

We all suffer from his loss till this day. his music inspires many

It’s okay to not be okay. To feel isolated, and misunderstood. Sometimes not fitting in is the only place where we fit in. And that’s okay. I wish more people had cared about Kurt as the human being that he was, while he was still alive.

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.

Reminds me of a telltale game with the cell shading

Kurt thought Paul McCartney was embarrassing. Still covered his tune.

I wish Kurt could see how much his absence is still felt almost 30 years later. He deserved a happy ending. Grunge forever. 🖤

Soy mexicano veo puros comentarios en inglés pues desde mexico muchos como yo reconocemos el gran talento de el señor kurt cobain

This reminds me so much of Life Is Strange, especially at 1:10 it kinda looks like Chloe’s mom and stepdad

You can really feel the pain in Kurt's voice. RIP

As a 14 year old in the year 2023 (almost 2024) i really do have to thank kurt and nirvana in general . He saved me and my life. I struggled and still strugle with bulimia, sh, drugs, sleep deprivation, and the wretched curse of being alternative. Got sent to a mental institution at 13 (march) and even before that nirvana has always just been my muscial escape. Ive never related to a artist more then ever. Thank you kurt. Your legacy will continue to live on for generations.

never compare situations guys. we all experience things

Ugh everything is so beautiful about him.

This is great only one thing he was left handed

im struggling with depression adhd and i play nirvana songs alone and sing them.i i see myself in you. rest in peace 🖤

I still can’t believe it’s been 30 years without him. So long, feels like he should be here.

He was a very tormented soul rest easy Kurt

You did an amazing job drawing Kurts hometown, as a person that’s been there you really captured it’s feeling somehow also these home recordings have a very melancholy sound that I absolutely love

So beautiful yet sad. Kurts adolescence always sounded melancholy in these recordings. Thank you for sharing it

“He blew his mind out in a car, he didn’t notice that the lights had changed”

This feels so nostalgic for some reason it’s so sad :(

1:17 *Minecraft SFX enters the room*

Two of my favourite artists, both LEGENDS from all times John Lennon and Kurt Cobain. 🤘🏻🎸✌🏻

Kurt's parents disowned him when he was like 7, then he had to live with his teacher for a while. And for the rest of his childhood, he had to live under a fucking bridge. I'm not joking, and also, his only friends were his bandmates.

This sounds more depressing than romantic

"I don’t have the passion anymore, and so remember, it’s better to burn out than to fade away." -*KURT*

Cobain took a special place in my heart and forever will, I get mad when someone makes fun of him, the band name, or just talk shit about him in general, I'm so close to tears because this just reminds me of Cobain's death, and I'm just..there's no words how I feel right now.

To anybody who sees this I'm going through a hard time rn my crush I've had for a year just got together with 1 of my friends it's the second time it's happened it's heartbreaking but as long as they're happy I guess wish me good luck🙏

A combination of Kurt and the Beatles, just great

I love this!! So underrated

I’ve been at my breaking point for maybe 3 months, but music and singing have been helping so much, honestly this video explains me so much

this video hits me right in the feels. the song alone is enough to make me cry but its even more poetic with visuals. fly high kurt, we miss you

finally this cover gets the recognition it deserves, ive loved it for so long

His interpretation of this song is my favorite. I have it saved in my phone and I've sang it to my soulmate many times. So glad youtube recommended me this ♡

i was afraid to watch this in fear i might cry and i was right. when the song first started, i was bawling like a little baby. it really helps to know someone is/was going through something similar to me but at the same time i can’t help but feel bad for that very reason

If you are reading this... Everything will be okay. I promise.

I'm getting life is strange vibes and I love it. The art style is awesome. Good job compiling all this together and on the editing!

I've played this 43 times today

i once recorded a and i love her cover while it was raining... this is the vibe..

There’s something about this. A man who yearns for love just as the rest of us, whom turns to shoddy, cheap substances and thrills.

This really feels like one of those videos that has many millions of views, and it isn't. How does this only have 30k. Great work man, some day the algorithm will treat you well.

I've listened to this album countless times sometimes on repeat for days. The visuals in this match my image of cobain and his trivialities in a way that match the way I get through mine. Thanks for this m8 ❤️

For anyone who is going through it your not alone. there always a light on the other side. Things are said and done and people move on, and things happen for a reason but at the end of the day you just gotta keep going and finish your story. Love on your dream no matter what as long as you keep on going everything will be okay. I deal with depression and i have my ups and downs and these last few years have been rough but I’m here and after everything I’m happy to be here.

i miss you kurt

May the RU-vid algorithm be with you my friend

This is too good!! I seriously have not stopped listening to this song on repeat!! Not only is the music killer but the animation literally I relate to it to much and I’m hooked!!! Well deserved like my sir and I think that goes without saying!! I don’t think any of us could’ve asked for a better song

I love Montage of Heck. Very interesting documentary about Kurt's (sad) life.

i recently just discovered more about Nirvana, and Kurt. i fell in love, with their music, their meaning and they're helping me battle through my SH addiction, i love you Kurt, you seemed like an amazing human being and didn't deserve to end your life that way. Rest In Peace.

I love the 90's vibes Edit: I'm talking about the art style of the video, but that's too hard to figure out huh?

🥺 RIP Kurt, such an angel. This was beautiful animation.

I love what he did to this song. This is art.

I miss her. I was only with her for a month but within that month she helped me learn and grow so much as a person. I had someone to lean on and to cry to, and I was the same to her. I’ll never forgive my my own mom for getting on my laptop and sending cruel and hateful messages to her. I can’t forgive myself for letting my mom find out. None of us deserved this. Everytime I hear this song I’m reminded of her because we bonded through Nirvana (Kurt Cobain to be more specific) and this song brings back painful memories of the last days we were together. The nights we cried to each other over the phone, the empty ache id feel alone in me room, there was just so much of me that lived in such a heavy heartache because of our sudden ending. If I could give one message to anyone who’s reading this, all I ask of you is to be grateful with that you have, and learn to take advantage of the good things in your life, because nothing good lasts forever.

I love this so much. This song is one of the most melancholic things I've ever seen and heard.

This is the first time in a long time I’ve listened to this song. The first women I fell in love dedicated this song (the Beatles version) to us. It hurts. I cry every time I listen to this. I’m so in love with her. But i guess it was never meant to be. I’m not sure if she ever felt the same as I did. I feel so passionately about how much I love her. This song will always hold its meaning. And I’ll never forget the way she made me feel. I

30 years later still in our hearts ❤

this song sung by: Paul: a nice song to dedicate to your partner at the foot of a fire. Kurt: a song to sing to your girlfriend in the rain on the day of her burial after not being able to help her.

Dude I loved this and enjoyed watching every second of it. Truly needed this, thank you.

this is very good, deserves more views🤨

And I love her is one of the most beautiful songs ever. Whether it’s sung by Kurt or McCartney. It’s such a sad, gorgeous song.

"And I love her" is my favourite The Beatles song 🖤

This animation reminds me so much of myself. And the so g hits even harder…. R.I.P Kurt Cobain, Legend, and beautiful human being

i've listened to this every morning when i'm getting ready. i don't know what it is about it but it has made my days go by so much faster and better

I start to cry.. it’s so sad! Poor Kurt… BRING KURT BACK

i love kurt cobain so much. there's never gonna be another kurt in this universe, and that makes me so sad. i can listen to him sing for eternity and still not get enough. usually people like to sing along to songs, but when he starts singing i wanna be quiet to hear every lyric come from his mouth, his voice is just that beautiful. nirvana was never famous for crazy guitar solos or super intense riffs, it was famous for the emotion the music would bring. when i hear this music, im not happier, im not sadder, im at peace. im shaking, but atleast im at peace.

This is lovely! So beautiful! Thank you for this! 🥰🥰

This is insanely beautiful. Eccentric. Detailed with so much love for the Kurt. Wow! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thinking back to a couple years ago when I couldn't listen to anything other than Nirvana and old recordings of Kurt's "home recordings" I found myself searching the internet everyday finding old videos and recordings and live performances and so forth but this cover of "And I love her" by the Beatles really stuck with me over the years. Just the such original new sound brought to such a beautiful song really connects well, the raw recording of just Kurt and his guitar is truly magical in my opinion.

its such a shame we lost a legend so early i always wonder where he would be today if his life was just a little better

i know this sound dramatic but every time i hear this song my heart stops

It's so magical, i just was seeing some funny vids and i suddenly clicked, and the feeling that he brought to me was SO BIG, i felt his feelings accompanied by notes and it hit me so hard.

listening to this song Kurt Cobain's version is like I'm in a burning loneliness. his voice and guitar strum really describe the pain conveyed. my inspiration of all time Kurt Donald Cobain 1967-1994.

I'm lost in life rn I don't know how longer I could keep going.

this is a deep cut. thank you for this.

the animation is beautiful and the home recordings add so much realness to everything. soso good!

I can’t tell you how much I want to cry listening to this when I think a little bit about my past and things I did recently that I have huge regrets and shame about, but no matter what I just can’t shed a tear. Even though Kurt was a pathetic junkie, he still tried to get through life as best as he could with music and he even had a daughter who sadly is never gonna get to know her legendary musician of a father who unfortunately struggled with a heroin addiction. On April 5th, 1994 before he died, he wrote a suicide note that said “I have it good, very good, and I’m grateful, but since the age of seven, I’ve become hateful towards all humans in general… Thank you all from the pit of my burning, nauseous stomach for your letters and concern during the past years. I’m too much of an erratic, moody baby! I don’t have the passion anymore, and so remember, it’s better to burn out than to fade away.” Which was found stabbed to a pile of potting soil with a ballpoint pen by his body, then he had his favorite beer, hooked himself up on a dose of heroin, and finally grabbed the shotgun and pretty much ended Nirvana just like that. The legendary band will still continue to live on in our hearts as long as we continue to listen and share his songs with others. R.I.P Kurt Cobain 1967 ~ 1994 🎸🖤💔

“Love Embracing The Way, you become embraced. Supple, breathing gently, you become reborn. Clearing your vision, you become clear. Nurturing your beloved, you become impartial. Opening your heart, you become accepted. Accepting the World, you embrace The Way. Bearing and nurturing, Creating but not owning, Giving without demanding, Controlling without authority, This is love.”

This is a good animation, this represents all of what I think of the medium, realistic, down to earth, maybe some fantastical things, but not that different from anything else. Not cartoon crap, or Cartoony or cartoonish, or unrealistic in art or whatever. Real and great to look at. A moving painting, real art!! You did a great job man, captured all of what Kirt was going through. Thanks dude!!

"And the train went the other way"

These hit dif when you know she's too good for you...

Love Kurt so much. Love the animation, aswell as this song. Thanks, bro.