Gotye & Kimbra - Somebody That I Used To Know (Live You Oughta Know)

Gotye & Kimbra performing Somebody That I Used To Know live @ You Oughta Know

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[jimevert]

Song has always felt private and intimate. Like we were invited to a private conversation. I think it's what makes it so legendary

[LizardMan]

13 years later this song is still a masterpiece!

[clarie]

Gotye is one legendary fella. He didn't want the fame and went to his old underground band. Then demonetized his own YouTube-Channel and said all music students worldwide are welcome to use his songs for free. Humble king!

[markrichardson]

This is a song that will be played 50 yrs from now.A very rare piece of original music.

[pangalactictuber]

Kimbra’s verse and her performance push this song from great to legendary.

[snakeplissken]

Watching Kimbra sing gives me goosebumps. So much emotion behind every word. Even the oohs and aahs.

[dbk]

Almost 15 years later and this song is still so fucking good. So original, emotional and the depth of instrumental expertise is just….the best.

[ChristopherCudworth]

Proving that a song doesn't need to be overproduced to be powerful.

[FluffyThieves]

Both Gotye and Kimbra deserve so much more than to be remembered as a one hit wonder

[blindscribe]

Gotey’s lyrics hit so right, but dear god, Kimbra’s counter lyrics made the whole song hit so different, it was amazing

[kimbrafansforever]

Would you all like to see Gotye & Kimbra collab again?

[EduardoMano]

Her interpretation. The way she sings her verse. The way she turns her back on him when the chorus returns... the way all this feels raw and organic. Bravo!

[williamb]

I’ll always remember how when Prince awarded Gotye his Grammy, saying how he (Prince) loved the song. Gotye was doubly rewarded!

[RedeyePerc]

I love that they don't actually look at each other until the very end.

[shootitandsee]

The whole act is just a masterpiece: he sings and she's not there, she sings and he doesn't look, then he sings again as she turns her back and they both sing, much like when a relationship is over. You always find yourself having something to say, shout or ask but the person is long gone, and all you can catch or remember is a glimpse of their look when they went away or you left, as they look at each other at the end of the song. Brilliant!

[mark-robertbluemel]

The best part of this song for me was hearing Kimbra for the first time.

[iamamanderful]

The maturity of this song as it’s performed later on really speaks to that of the generation that latched onto this gem.

[sir_charles_iii]

What is most impressive about this song is how important it is to EVERY one of us. A song that we all can relate to.

[gwickle]

I'm old. 70. I first heard this song like any other at that time. Then I heard the intricacy of the music and the words. Now I love it. Thanks

[Nigelzenig]

Brilliant. Kimbra's last glance priceless too😊