Prolly one of my faveorite songs not only by nirvana but ever written and i love the video cause it shows kurt the way alot of ppl never got to see him ass, Happy

it's amazing to see someone who ment so much to rock music in the 90's all over your television screen while listening to a song so intense that it's left as a, sort of, kurt tribute. a dead man is a dead man but this video brings kurt cobain back to life in all his light. i watch it as i get lost in his rare smiles.

Great tribute to a great man

This has actually been my favourite Nirvana song since its release, though admittedly Nirvana has never been my favourite band. I know a lot of Nirvana fans are frustrated that it was so commercialized, but that aside, I think this song has an undeniable energy and the lyrics are very poignant compared to most Nirvana songs. It succeeds in portraying the immense emotional (and assumingly physical) pain that Kurt suffered in his final months before his imminent suicide. I suppose it is the brutal sadness and utter resignation of this song that makes it so powerful; even though he was clearly in severe pain, he made so concessions in his lyrics and he made painfully literal statements, such as Never speak a word again. I will crawl away for good. I actually think this is one of the saddest and most painfully literal songs ever written, and I suppose that is why I value it so much.

I really liked this video. It showed lots of little clips of Cobain acting how Cobain acted: crazy.

Hell yeah!

Ah, sweet nostalgia. Not one of my favorite Nirvana songs, but the video's pretty cool - in a way, it's kind of cute, which is not what people tend to associate with a band like Nirvana.

nirvana rules!

I'm a Nirvana fan, but this song was really annoying me for a while. It just isn't one of their better songs, and after hearing it on the radio and MTV every hour for about 4 months I couldn't stand it anymore! The video isn't anything special either, just a whole bunch of old clips. Most overhyped song and video of 2002.

A mediocre song by Nirvana standards but a music video I really enjoy. The song is not one of their best but it is still a good song, none the less. I like the music video, it contains a bunch of unreleased clips of Kurt and Nirvana show for about 3 seconds a peice, the whole thing in less than average quality shown on an old TV shaped screen. I think it all creates a nice effect and does what it was supposed to. The video ends with Kurt in the air in freezeframe and the TV shuts of, it is very symbolic of Kurt's life burning out. Good video, average song.