Faith No More - Midlife Crisis (Official Music Video) [4K] 

"You're perfect yes it's true. But without me you're only you." That's a killer line.

Angel dust still sounds fresh today. It’s a fucking master piece

People who call this band 'underrated' weren't around when this came out. It was everything

Patton's vocals are actually insane. Just the delivery, tone, range and command he has. Unreal

This album was a masterpiece.

I've been in midlife crisis mode since 17.

Patton was a genius. This band is one of the most underrated groups of all time.

Summer of 92. Perfect song, perfect time and perfect Mtv.

One day just typed my name on search bar. Corrector showed: Did you mean "Mike Patton". Then became big fan of this guy.

You're purple, yes it's true But without red you're only blue

Still listening 2024... Who else???

Don't ask who is listening to this in the year 2023 or 2053 or whatever. This shit lives forever

Faith No More brought me here

The overlay of the choruses at the end of this song is genius.

I'm 52...I remember when this was a hit 29 years ago

Still Faithful after all these years. Faith No More.

Big song in my childhood and even up to now. Masterpiece of a song in GTA San Andreas and Tony Hawk's Underground 2 and literally just as a song by an insanely good band.

Mike Patton...the king of vocal range ..and facial expression.

half of Korn's career they owe this song

2023 and this song still rock's as much as ever

I was a teenager when i first heard this song. Now im middle-aged having a mid life crisis. They could have at least warned us how fast the time would pass.

Faith No More: the most underrated band of the 90s

The Real Thing and Angel Dust are two of the greatest rock albums of all time.

i think what i love most about mike patton is the same as with layne staley: he has such superhuman range but he knows how to restrain himself and do EXACTLY what the song needs. it's not all fireworks, half the time he sounds like a more conventional rock singer but when he really lets loose you can feel your soul leaving your body.

Mike Patton's voice is amazing geez

I was 20 years old when I loved this song the first time. Now I'm 41 and I got into the crisis :) Still this song gives me power!

Go on and wring my neck Like when a rag gets wet A little discipline For my pet genius My head is like lettuce Go on dig your thumbs in I cannot stop giving I'm thirty-something Sense of security Like pockets jingling Midlife crisis Suck ingenuity Down through the family tree You're perfect yes, it's true But without me you're only you Your menstruating heart It ain't bleedin' enough for two It's a midlife crisis... What an inheritance The salt and the kleenex Morbid self attention Bending my pinky back A little discipline A donor by habit A little discipline Rent an opinion Sense of security Holding blunt instrument Midlife crisis I'm a perfectionist And perfect is a skinned knee You're perfect yes it's true But without me you're only you Your menstruating heart It ain't bleedin' enough for two It's a midlife crisis...

Im 63 now, always loved Faith no More,its a shame when i pass away i wont be able to listen to this type of music anymore....

Unlike some of the other commenters, I was not alive when this came out. I have only recently begun to get into Mike Patton’s discography, starting with Mr.Bungle, Fantomas, Tomahawk and ofc Faith No More. Just a reminder, that new generations are finding this music for the first time, and loving it too! I have been sharing this stuff with all my friends, so we sing and jam along, even tho we weren’t there when it was popular. We are trying our best to keep it alive. Edit: wow this blew up. So. First of all, I do NOT think all or even most modern music is trash, I listen to new music every day, and you should too. If you love music, you should never stop finding new things to love, there is so much out there, waiting for you!! And to everyone leaving old school recs in the comments, not to be rude, but I have literally already listened to all of them before you mentioned them lol, Bc they are classics of course. I appreciate the thought but I am going to need some deeper cuts, so all you weirdo music nerds out there, please give me some sauce. I am a veteran avant garde art rocker now. Thanks for making this comment blow up tho lol, love sharing my passion with others, glad to see it being recognized. And ig I will give a rec of my own: Zeal and Ardor. They are a black metal RnB fusion band. I have never heard anything like it. If you like the wild and unexpected, check them out.

So underrated. It's a shame cause you won't find many voices like Mike Patton's.

I literally just discovered this band from a random youtube recommendation and I have to say, I think I am going to give myself hearing loss from how loudly I need this song to be blasting into my ear canals. I think I just found a new favorite band y'all

Such an underrated band. It pisses me off that they are considered a 1-hit wonder (Epic or We care a lot) when everything they have put out is gold. Mike Patton has the most amazing vocal range.

"I don't have to have a midlife crisis because that's what suicide is for" - Sage from radio X.

Perfection is..........my 10 year old daughter singing this song in her best Mike Patton voice. I love that she learnt the lyrics and now loves FNM as much as I do.

Only 2 words: R A D I O X

Thank you Radio X Got 12 yo me hooked

Being a punk in 80/90´s brought me here.. Faith No More so underrated!!

This song is psychotic, off the wall, angry, violent, you name it but it is a classic of its genre. I absolutely love it to death. Classic group behind the song too. They rock pretty damn hard these boys. Never get tired of this song, not ever !

This was out during the height of all the killer early 90s rock stuff. Great track.

Summer of 1992. Back when MTV played videos. This gem debuted, and my mind was blown. I've always loved the bass by FNM, and of course Mike's voice, but the simple rif during the refrain was also satisfying. The storytelling in this video was...haunting. It quickly became my favorite video, even moreso than the most requested "Wherever I May Roam," and "November Rain." That was a great Summer for new music!!

Faith No More kicks ass...

You're perfect yes it's true! But without me you're only you!

90s was the best era for everything, now I'm in my 40s going through a midlife crisis 😆

Cruising Las Venturas boulevard

You're perfect,yes it's true! But without me, you're only you!!!

Fun fact: Mike Patton, the singer of Faith No More has the widest vocal range in rock music.

This brings me back to 2004 radio x with sage like if you know what I'm talking bout

1992 sometime in june, i am 16 and i am about to give some final physics exams. I was up at 6am to do some final reading i finish up turn on MTV and i get this clip ,and it totally blew my mind. It was a turning point for me, 30 mf years later sounds like yesterday and very very fresh. The stuntman horse thingy still wows me . Angel Dust in its entirety was a rare gem.

It's 2020 and it still sends chills down my spine even though it's old enough to have it's own midlife crisis.

sometime in 1992 spent a few weeks in hospital, which, believe it or not, turned out to be 2 of the best months of my life lol. but during quiet times, when I wasn't doing things like raiding the hospital canteens storage nicking packets of crisps and cans of coke etc, or having wheelchair races around the grounds (im actually a wheelchair user)I could be found sitting on my bed with my walkman on and a bag of cassettes at my side. The Album this was off was a regular one to listen to. funny what can be a good memory isn't it.

Yo conduciendo en San Fierro y Las Venturas buscando misterios.

...This is one of TOP TEN Songs EVER. Thrust Me on THAT !!!

25 years of 'Midlife Crisis': Released: May 26, 1992 CHEERS!

This song is perfect, yes it's true

This song never gets old, and really grows on you :)

This song single handedly shaped the landscape of music after '95

So gta san andreas just licensed all the best rock songs of 90s, for us then 15 years old gamers in hopes we will like the game and tell our friends about it. Rockstar you rock, you did all this for us. Thanks

Don't care. One of the best albums I've ever heard. Never gets old.

This track is “Falling to pieces” younger brother….Two of my favorite Faith No More tracks….Insanely powerful and classy band..Metal Funk grunge pop fusion musical masterpieces that sound even better now than back then..No one ever disses on Faith No More.

I listen to a lot of heavy music, grindcore, mathcore, death metal, crust… this song still gets me so fucking hyped.

what a song...Jesus

Let's always remember that Faith No More talked Corey Taylor out of suicide. GREATEST band of all time.

Anyone else think the synths in this song are the most underrated aspect of it? They’re just perfect. I’ve always loved FNM for that signature synth sound, it’s such an important (but subtle) part of their music

“And she made us proud, he made us rich “ faith no more had been my everything since 14 yrs old!! Now I’m 45 loving every single track!

Wow has it been 24 years!!!!!! Happy Birthday Midlife Crisis

Angel Dust = Most underrated album ever. A Classic.

Still listening

One of my favourite songs of all time

People with Quarter-life crisis are listening too.

1992. Twenty years old. We knew nothing, so we didn't worry. Grinding out Monday through Friday. Partying Friday night till Sunday afternoon. Who needed sleep? Or save fucking money. We ate between two beers, or didn't eat at all. Headbanging till 6am, no videos, no cell phones. Everyone was in the moment. Meeting new friends every weekend. Always a crush on someone. We never wanted to be like our parents. Fuck authority, we were going to live forever, invincible. Kurt Cobain, Eddie Vedder, Chris Cornell, Layne Staley, Mike Patton were our prophets. Then Kurt blew his head off and we were offered a job in a bank. Kids, live like there's no tomorrow. Because there isn't.

I remember when I was a kiddo I'd blast this in my then-Walkman while swinging in a tree swing. 'Midlife Crisis' and you're like 12 years old. But it was so fitting. I play music now because of these guys.

I am so grateful for being a teen in the 90’s. Best days of my life. Being a passenger in the car with this song blasting so loud the windows were shaking. Cruising to the beach. God I miss those days. 😢😢

For the Non-English Listeners here's the lyrics, Go on and wring my neck Like when a rag gets wet A little discipline For my pet genius My head is like lettuce Go on dig your thumbs in I cannot stop giving I'm thirty-something Sense of security Like pockets jingling Midlife crisis Suck ingenuity Down through the family tree You're perfect, yes, it's true But without me you're only you Your menstruating heart It ain't bleedin' enough for two It's a midlife crisis... What an inheritance The salt and the kleenex Morbid self attention Bending my pinky back A little discipline A donor by habit A little discipline Rent an opinion Sense of security Holding blunt instrument I'm a perfectionist And perfect is a skinned knee You're perfect, yes, it's true But without me you're only you Your menstruating heart It ain't bleedin' enough for two It's a midlife crisis...

Is there anyone here for whom this song is not nostalgia for san andreas, but for some pleasant memories in the 90s years?:))

Patton isn't just an amazing vocalist but also an underrated lyricist. His style is unique in both departments

This is the song you listen to when you turn 30.

Love this song! Still, now that I'm 43, it hits closer to home sometimes...

Cruising around San Fierro with this on

If you’re listening to this in 2023 you’re awesome

Still gives me chills

This song seems way WAY better now than it did when it came out. They were before their time! BIG TIME!

Man, I feel old. This brings back some memories - child of the 90's here.

STILL such a bad ass song!!! Never gets old.

I have been blessed to see Faith No More 5 times live. Their music was the fusion of heavy metal and punk rock that satisfied my soul down to its itty bitty pieces.

Kids today has nothing. Man we are so lucky to grow up with this music

September 2020- loud and clear - Mike Patton doesn’t go away

"Menstruating heart" That is very poetic. Very profound.

listening to patton & fnm over 25 years now his songwriting is so precisely describing the problems ive had so far and will have in the future. what a pure genius that man is, his music will be with me all my life and im so grateful for that. love you man pls get well soon.

One of the most impressive songs i ve ever heard In my life.

mike patton is one of my crushes. His voice matches his looks

Love the song even more now that I'm 50 having a midlife crisis:) Thanks Patton.

Love this song it's in San Andreas ❤

my 5 y/o absolutely loves this song. he calls it his drum song. raising him right.

Mike Patton is a god!

One of the greatest bands ever.

Dude... Mike's versatility. It's like hearing 3 vocalists thru the song.

I bought my fucking self here.

this song hit different when i was 12

I saw them at City Gardens, Trenton in Oct. 1992 for this tour. Excellent show. Perfect album.

2:36 harmonies that Mike was using in this period are revolutionary for mainstream stuff