Not to take away from what you mean, cause this song, bruh, but gotta say this is also how we described The Last Of Us on PS3 lol. We say the worst part about the game is we'll never experience it for the first time again. Same about Snuff though. I believe he changed a lyric in this performance from "her" to "him". I think he's thinking about Paul when he plays this song.
I’ve watched 9 million reactions to Snuff Acoustic and this is the best one by far... I don’t want to hear all the bull shit... I want to watch a human being react to an incredibly emotional song... and that’s what I got... so thank you sir!
Couldn't agree more too many RU-vidrs now talk for the sake of talking or to have some kind of content even when it is clear they have no real knowledge on a subject. Your body language speaks louder than 90% of content today and when you do speak you clearly have a love, understanding and passion for music. Kudos to you, always walk your own path not in the footsteps of others, subscribed and will be checking out the rest of your playlist, Dimash reaction and Corey Taylor amazing, great humour, great knowledge, great content my friend.
My son came downstairs with tears streaming down his face. He shared this song with me. It was the first time he had reacted so swiftly and strongly to any song. He said this is the song that will play at his funeral. He was very young then. He is now 31 and has not changed his mind.
Paul Gray, Slipknot's bass player, passed away in May 2010. Snuff was his favourite song. I remember seeing Corey crying right after he finished. That's why it's so heavy.
Corey Taylor is absolutely one of the most amazing, intelligent, poignant songwriters ever. Not to mention his amazing vocal range. That man knows how to write his heart into songs for us all to relate to. He's a special gift to music.
@@johnbjorkell2275 My son, his dad and I met him at a Stone Sour meet and greet before a concert a couple years ago. He's an amazing human being. I grateful he's in such a good place in life right now. He deserves it.
Between Slipknot and Stone Sour, Corey Taylor has long been one of my favorite performers and songwriters. Very intelligent and emotional writing. Nebraska, USA, here, and I am quite enjoying your reactions. Carry on, Sir!
This is by far the best reaction to this video I have seen yet. You get it man... you really get it. I appreciate you and your appreciation for this song and what Corey put into it. Thank you.
This was just after paul Grey's death which is why this was so hard for him to sing, the crowd kept him going throughout the set, I know I was there still get onion ninjas every time seeing it.
Actually it wasn't! Paul died in May 2010 (rip) and this show was at the KOKO in London on May 8, 2016. The sing is hard for him to sing because it was Paul's favorite song. He gets emotional in most of the performances of this song. 😁
I think theres a video somewhere of him singing this live in Baltimore(pretty sure) where he actually breaks down at the end of the song. I think that one was recorded after paul died.
I saw Stone Sour at Rock on the Range. And I remember Corey crying on stage because he was just loving every minute of performing and connecting with the audience!
That song always gets me. Corey Taylor is one of the best lyricists of our time. I'm glad to have seen him with Stone Sour some years ago. Great reaction my friend, as always. Keep them coming!
this song really hit hard for me (feelings towards my past partner) and a couple of months ago I couldn’t get through it without breaking down at least once during it. I was finally able to listen to it without fully crying but then you compared it to Eddie Vedder and Black which actually happens to be my past partner’s all-time favorite song and I don’t know, that weird connection you made, just caught me off guard and made me think of her.
I really liked how you had only stopped once, it had shown how much this song drawn you in. You shown just as much emotion as the song, as we have. Thank you for doing this video.
I don't care what else you did on the channel so far, I'm subscribed. There's not many people left out there to feel everything in the right way, at the right way. Hats off to you 👍
First video I've seen of yours. Slipknot brought me here. I like how you don't constantly stop the video to chat about your reaction. Your reaction is genuine & epic
One of the best reactions i’ve seen on this song so far. Such genuine feeling from you, and the skill to verbalize it. Wow dude, good job. Thank you 🙏🏻
No matter how many times I hear this I still cry, it hurts so much when I remember losing my grandma and seeing my kids and wife hurt after losing there grandma and mom but for me it gives me clarity knowing there both in a better place
When you said, "I just want to listen to this song on repeat for 10 hours straight, I want to learn the guitar part and scream my lungs out singing it..." I was yelling at my phone, "Yes! YES!"
This was the most enjoyable reaction I've seen yet. You thought the song was going to be different. You started it with a smile and within a second I watched your smile fade and saw you immediately connect with the song. I really appreciated this. Thank you!!
Brother, i loved seeing your reaction to this song because it does that to me every time. The emotion that he puta behind those lyrics is perfect because it gets you so deep. Thanks for doing this video.
i look inside my self, im all dead inside. I have decided to stay singel til i go to Valhalla to my forefathers. As Corey said " if im alone i can not hate " . Im not able to love anymore
Yeah man, you get it. How powerful are those lyrics. To be able to access that pain, and wright it down..... Brilliant ! I'm a 59 year old guitar tech with a 40 year career in Australia and over the world. THIS is another level
You can tell he was still cut up about Paul passing at this point in life. I can't belive its just over ten year since he passed. Where has the time gone. Rip Paul.
This song always gets me chocked up, the amount of emotion and feelings in his voice is insane. Cory has had a rough life and you can hear it and feel it in your soul. Get review!
Brother me too I think all of us feel that love, hurt, fear, rage that Corey has in this moment singing this song. It’s amazing whether it Joe Cocker, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Eminem or whoever when they put there heart and soul into a song you feel it not just listen to it. From women to men everyone has that same look when they here this version of Snuff. Great reaction, most of ours was the same just wow or looking on with awe inspired silence!!
Man I absolutely love this song, the live is even better than studio version. Gives me chills every single time, glad I'm not the only one who was impacted by this, getting a sub and like for this one man ;)
I just watched you disappear into that song. It truly seemed like every part of you that could be in those lyrics, notes, and emotions dove inside and didn't come out until the end.
Anyone that has been in a painful breakup understands the depths of the line "it took the death of hope to let you go". I was with my girl for 23 years and 41 days ago she figured she could do better than me. I didn't realize we were supposed to be looking for an upgrade the entire time we were together. If that is what love is then I don't want it. 💔 I have been listening to this song every way possible and I take solace in him bearing his soul, because it reminds me I am not alone in my grief.
Great reaction. I love this performance and had it on loop for days after first hearing it. If you listened to a lot of Slipknot you sure know Spit it Out at Download festival? If so, please check out Corey's acoustic version from the same show in London. I promise it's hilarious. Bother is another great version at the same concerts.... to be honest... the whole London show was amazing. If your looking for other surprisingly emotional covers and song versions... You probably already know The Sound Of Silence by Disturbed? Have you ever listened to Falling in Reverse? They have a song on their first album called The Drug In Me Is You which they had redone many years later. It's called The Drug In Me Is Reimagined. It's amazing how they transformed it from a fun song to a masterpiece. You might want to check it out. Another great acoustic song is Watch Over You by Miles Kennedy from Alter Bridge. Greetings from Germany!
This song always makes me cry. It's so beautiful. A place we all know. A place I kept myself for so long. I'm blessed to see and live in the light every day. To appreciate gorgeous masterpieces like this and all of us. Love you all.
This song hit me the same way when I first heard it. Listen to it's different iterations (live, studio, kimmel, ect) to see different facets of his range. Corey Taylor is a true talent.
i dont know if anyone caught it but at 5:17 a fan starts the AAAAHHHHOOOOO and you can see Corey react and then almost continue the AAAHHOOO, thats hits hard
Dude, you had the exact same reaction to this song like I had the first time I heard it. When I heard the name "Corey Taylor" I always thought of the Slipknot front man that brutaly screams those heavy metal songs ..... and then I listened to this performance you it just opened my eyes what a fantasticly versatile vocalist Corey Taylor is.
this was the Reaction and input I was looking for man.. right it the feels. I agree. I reciprocate. that pain and aggression mixed together. very subtle yet aggressive. just beautiful.
I felt the exact way you described when I first heard it. I listened to it on repeat, tried to master singing it. I just wanted to feel it for as long as possible. Great video!
Huge fan of his. Any acoustic performance is great whether it be a Slipknot or Stone Sour song. His new song Hwy 666 from the new album is pretty awesome too. Can see his love and influence for Charlie Daniels. Gave me some Tenacious D vibes too! Lol. Love your reactions my man, keep em coming!
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