Tribal People React to Johnny Cash Hurt

Tribal people reacting to Johnny Cash cover of Hurt originally written by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails

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[TRYBALS]

Sorry for being mistaken about June, Johnny's wife. Thank you to all for educating me on it. For most of the times when I show them a piece of music I introduce them with more than just music itself, so for this I read somewhere on the internet that June died three months before this video and the house burned after a few years which I shared with them as well. I'll try to use multiple sources for things like that from next time and would correct them on the mistaken facts. Thank you

[Fairygoblet]

The fact that pavarti is able to talk about her situation at all, let alone to a public audience, shows how much she trusts you. Please know that just giving her a place to breathe and a person to trust does more than you can ever imagine. I hope that she doesn't get in trouble for saying what she said, and I hope that someday peace comes to her.

[davidkintzer]

One thing i wish they included with this song is that when he played it for his daughter she cryed and said it sounds like you are trying to say goodbye. And he simply replied i am.

[christinerobinson]

The lady in the picture was Johnny's mother-in-law, the mother of his wife June. Johnny loved her very much, like his own mother. The beautiful, sorrowful lady on the stairs was his wife June. The sorrow she felt for her husband's pain is evident in her eyes and on her face. She died several months after the video was released. And Johnny died a few months after June. During his life and career, Johnny was addicted to drugs and alcohol, and was estranged from his wife and children. But he did recover from his addictions and reconcile with his wife and family. It takes a great deal of strength to give up drugs and alcohol, a great deal of strength to humbly ask forgiveness from one's wife and children, and it's a strong and loving woman who can forgive.

[zundee]

The lady’s candid description of her life, was the highlight for me. It humbled me. May God ease her sufferings. She really conveyed the spirit of the song.

[Cautious_Gamer]

Wow. This one hit hard. That "My Husband is abusive" comment is a cry for help. Please TRYBALS, please take care of this beautiful woman (Parvati) and her children if it's within your power. Protect them. No matter the culture, equality is vital. No women or man should have to live in fear of the ones they love day after day. That's not love. That's hell.

[saharaantarctica]

The song was originally about the downward spiral of a young mans with drugs. Johnny Cash made his version to give the feeling of a man at his lifes end. The needle for illness and pain, the loss of things he loved, his regrets.

[keirfarnum]

One of the greatest covers ever done. Trent said when he first heard it, he kind of dismissed it as just a cover (he was in the middle of touring and working), and it wasn’t until he took the time to really listen to it that it’s revelatory power struck him and he realized what a complete work of genius it was. Now he absolutely loves it.

[atrinoisa]

It's interesting that Mohammad spoke of wanting an education.

From his last statement, it is very clear that he is already a kind and intelligent individual. His final thoughts were very profound! Truly, words to live by.

[DorsetLad]

Im really sad to hear that about Parv. It was actually quite heartbreaking to hear that at the end of the video. Please let her know that a lot of us here in the west a million miles over think she seems like a wonderful wife and mother

[JaketheJust]

What is beautiful about this song was even after all he accomplished “his empire of dirt” the things he valued most was his wife.

[JustTanya.]

I love this song. I loved Nine Inch Nails version but Johnny Cash's version just brought out emotions that is hard to escape from. Trent Reznor said, after listening to Johnny's version, that it was no longer his song; it belonged to Johnny Cash now. Just a little correction, the woman in the photo was Johnny's mother. Johnny's wife was the one standing on the staircase. Her name is June Carter Cash who was also a wonderful singer and sang with Johnny as well. June died shortly after the release of this version. Johnny died about 4 months after her. It's said that even though he had health complications, he just couldn't live without her.

[mangopicks]

Johnny Cash was a truly exceptional human being. He spoke for the underprivileged and disenfranchised every where. He was an honest singer and songwriter. There were no ‘performances’ just being in whatever state he was in a raw yet sensitive form. All were welcome to listen to his music and all can relate if they are brave enough to listen with their heart. If you do, there is a wealth of wisdom and wit in all of his songs.

[kennylaysh]

Breaks my heart when I hear Parvati talk about her home. She's strong, I wish her and her family all the best. I'm glad she's learning new things from this channel, and I hope her life can continually improve.
That goes for the whole crew you have here, they are all so amazing, glad this channel is helping them so much.

[KJAMful]

I was very moved by the empathy and kindness of the tribal people. This version of "Hurt is very beautiful."

[richymccrimmon]

Mashalla for giving Trent his place.
Many folk forget this was a Nine inch Nails song owned it and made it
It's not just addiction....it's life strive Tae have the best, the fanciest, the expensive love, modesty and just caring about folk are the real treasures in life.

[Luppo_]

"Follow such people who are full of love, ethics and values, consider them as your surgeons, Surgeons of behavior"
This spoke to me in a way not many words do, Thankyou.

[DianeLee]

I will remember the phrase “surgeons of behavior.” What an insightful expression! The people you surround yourself with are your surgeons, as well as those you respect highly. Thank you for this thought. 🙏

[cooliestguy]

Johnny Cash's rendition is so hauntingly beautiful it just moves me to tears. Its a song that you don't need to understand the lyrics to feel. Considering this song released in 2002 a year before he died, it is one of the greatest goodbye songs ever written.

[WhiskeyDemon]

I love how every single one of them had a different reaction, but it was all positive and all could relate to this song in some way. This song is a perfect example of how transcendent music really is