#RageAgainstTheMachine #BulletInTheHead #rageagainstthemachinereaction Rage Against The Machine - Bullet In The Head - 1993 • Rage Against The Machi...
This song rings true so much today as it did in 1993. Maybe even more today with the internet and fake news and all the data gathering. I felt that looking at the way you were reacting... And you're words afterwards... Good luck with your channel!
1994 Pinkpop in The Netherlands and I was there. The seismologic center measured a 1 Richter earthquake due to the fierce jumping of the public during the RATM part of the festival!!!
@@AK00777 All the dates announced so far are near the Mexican border. I can just picture them facing the speakers south for their final song, and blasting out People of the Sun.
You're the first person I have seen react to this song, and you chose the Pinkpop '93 version at that. Had to stop what I was doing to watch this. haha
Rage Against the Machine are a very political band, they speak out against inequalities of every kind, racism, sexism, homophobia, any kind of minority. They are most vocal about the wealth gap in western nations, about how the US, UK, France etc can all call themselves "civilised nations" when people who are too poor to feed their children live in the same country as people with one billion dollars in their bank account. The 'machine' in their name is the government.
@@dannygamer54 yeah that would have been epic legendary alright maybe in a alternate universe where chris and chester never died just imagine what that would have been like for music
Ok, I've seen a lot of RATM reactions and I am very happy that you actually took the time to breakdown the lyrics!!!! You have gained a sub from me!!! I heard you say you reacted to Killing in the name of. MGK has done a really good cover recently. He really brought that song into the modern era. It is definitely a message that is still valid today!!!🤘💀🤘
Thanks for you videos. I'm on lockdown in Singapore because of the virus and your reaction videos are helping me get through my groundhog days! Thanks. Love the cranberries zombies reaction
The song is about media, television specifically, and, how it's used by those in power to pacify, mesmerize, and, control. To keep us "fat, dumb, and, happy", instead of angry, and, motivated.
@@Egoblivion I mean anyone who thinks news outlets are the only form of media that plants ideas in people's heads is not aware of commercial programming in general, I suppose. Also, I don't even understand what this means. There are left leaning news outlets, there are right leaning outlets, and there are non-biased centrist ones. So.......it's pretty easy for both sides to have their biases confirmed by whatever news outlet they choose to watch. Oh wait! Silly me, taking their argument in good faith lol......that's just more bullshit extreme right rhetoric to get you to not trust ANY news outlet.
Girl, at 5:12 they got to you, and I’m here to tell you that’s f*cking great to see, and you’re not alone! It means you still think change is possible if you’re willing to fight for it, and that makes you unpredictable, which makes you dangerous and motivated-exactly what those who would you make you a passive, terrified shills don’t want. Love witnessing it!
RATM is a very political based band. They were very ahead of their time. Most of what they talk about in their songs are relevant today, over 25 years after the performance.
@@shaunoleary9774 ????? Are you being sarcastic? Or are you really misunderstanding the meaning of this song? The gun and bullets in this song are a metaphor for tv and the ideas media (anything broadcasted) plant in your head. I'm pretty sure this line is referring to your tv.....because it's in your house.
Stephen Anagnos what a broken machine it is. When teachers are paid pennies. It just shows how people value their youth. So messed up. RATM sing it. The establishment says jump, and we say how high. Fucked up.
Hey India, before Rage were the Dutch "Urban Dance Squad(UDS)" They did Rap Rock first(debut 89) and a helluva lot more funky(check for yourself)!!! Hugely influential credit not received(Much bigger in Europe) Anyone not familiar check out "Grand black Citizen" "Son of tha Culture Clash" "Harvey Quinnt" . In a just world they would have been huge!!!
I was 22 when this happened...over the years I've realized this is best country on earth and we invent new ways to be miserable and complain...I still love and listen to rage!!!
I never stop being amazed that Rage isn't bigger in the US. You ask anyone in Europe over 20 they know Rage, but so many Americans have never heard or never heard of Rage. Probably because they're incredibly anti-establishment, and American radio and TV loves the establishment.
Zach De La Rocha ....he wasn't neva scared of anythang ! ...and he wasn't neva holding himself back to let 'cha know what was on his mind speakin his mind
He is one of the most powerful activist's of this day. Too bad he's boxed in to this music. I'm a hardcore fan, but not enough people are to get the message
Saying that it is about the government is too simplistic. This is about the forces of power, where the government is one tool. There are many forces out there working to manipulate people that are more sophisticated than the government. The government is constitutionally the tool of the people, but it does not always work that way, so who is manipulating the government to their interests?
sgorno I watched it. I agree. Nothing like Zack. I’ld take it off the internet if I was him. Next to Zack, he looks and sounds so weak. He needs to watch more RATM. Then he would see what we mean.
Please Check out Moriah Formica - 18 year old rocker who was on The Voice a couple years ago. She dropped 2 new songs in the last couple months - I don't care what you think and I Hate. She is similar to Halestorm/Evanescence. You will not be disappointed.
