Thom Yorke — True Love Waits

[DMeytal]

LOVE this amazing yorke creature

[EleDjdupa]

He said that true love waits... so he is waiting me!

[jhonas3113]

I LOVE YOU MORE AND MORE THOM

BUT CANT KEEP WAITIN' IN THE LIMBS

ITS TIME TO COME BACK HOME ....

[Reckoner1985]

Incredible talent!

[skarlettjonaspatt]

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww RADIO HEAD the best band of indie rock i love all the songs--is my favorite band of indie rock.....

[CheckThisSaw]

@skarlettjonaspatt indie :/

[grenouille71372]

So hard to believe it is just one man and his guitar that can create such magic.

[TheToneboss]

THE GOOD KING THOM OF YORKE ALWAYS RULES AND ALWAYS WILL

[Thedahdumdum]

0:35 He's thinking maybe I should bring my bany to Radiohead gigs.

[nflhester3]

i loved the ending.. LLLAAAAAAAAAA!!!!

[ShazerThe]

His voice is so pure in this version, it's beautiful.

[ThomRadioheadYorke]

I'm starting to think I will never listen to this song LIVE and will have to die without listening the most beautiful thing ever in the history of earth

[empirerakeback]

@ThomRadioheadYorke Almost everyone will die without having listened to the most beautiful thing ever in the history of earth. And how would you know if you had heard it, without having heard all possible sounds from which to compare?  Maybe you would just know.

[sfcwarners]

I think taking the baby to see Radiohead live is the equivalent of parents playing babies Mozart!

[Snehasis]

14 People are just Lust...

[callmejake22]

just don't leave...

[TheChrisapalooza]

hey floop 518,.. My dad used to take me to concerts at that age! He also sat me on his lap while he played guitar. Yeah, maybe that kid grows up to have a passion for music.. JERK!

[mefeline]

if the baby knows to stop crying at radiohead song, it will grow up all right.

[berengerebois1]

@mefeline if the baby cries anyhow; sometimes they even so barely does it is unbelievable that you can trust you're animal instinct to teach you your bb needs your breast. And needs so few food from you, like you do...

[itsCindybietch]

I guess this is where Hearing Damage comes in

[ragingstorm33]

yea im sure that acoustic guitar must fucking kill a babys ears....wow

[daubervil]

NODDY! Lol

[robertpearson00]

i eat babies

[guyanaboi122]

wow amazing

[coruptgovt]

such a good version of true love waits

[Stofzuigertreflip]

that's not a baby.. that was me!

[fronesis7]

Actually the baby just quited yelling. That's the proof of great music. Baby is a pure judge.

[Artingence]

@fronesis7 Or they just shut his mouth.

[pipsfreckles]

i wanna meet this man

[hurdy72]

@pipsfreckles mee too!!!!!!

[johnqpublic2718]

i plan to see radiohead before i have babies so this won't happen

[spencer565]

seeing Thom Yorke as a baby is like being baptized into the world of fantastic music

[anetchi]

@spencer565 hahaha! I much more value my Thom Yorke baptism than the one my parents made me get when I was a few months old =)

[spencer565]

@anetchi AGREED :D

[spencer565]

@anetchi hahaha I couldn't agree more. Need to go see these guys sometime!

[GaberielClo]

14 people blatantly tongue justin biebers (lack of) balls

[Soundgarden8497]

@GaberielClo you're just as bad for mentioning the twat

[JuliBordolina]

ME ENCANTA. Graaaaaaaaaacias al cielo un día alguien me hizo escuchar Black Star y hoy en día me gusta cada vez más Radiohead♥

[thcsabinad]

pure gold

[melanabella]

Living legend. 'nuff said.

[mxl812]

jizz jizz*

[roblowefan1]

@mxl812

pardon you

[mxl812]

the baby adds mood to the song? XD

[CheersMuse]

Ich find das voll krank, wie er mit dem Kopf wackelt :D

[bradenls0]

great song, embarrassing title for when i try and show this to my friends

[UnholyMan122]

I'd like to believe that "true love", does indeed wait.

[serenadesea]

@UnholyMan122 Oh! You sound like a holy man. I would like to see it, too.

[rubendebest100]

@UnholyMan122 It does!

[slashoasis156]

hi everyone,

I just came up with a tune and I was wondering If I could get some feedback from youtubers out there, The song is called "KEEP ON" so if you can check it out and drop a comment I would really appreciate it :)

THANKS

[mrazedisinilah]

Lucky baby, being exposed to Radiohead at such a tender age!

[TJsalami]

00:30 Thom Yorke freaky eyes.......now shit gets real.

[keikoSG]

@TJsalami idiot

[MoonNymph775]

@TJsalami he's such a ledge

[Riptor85]

voll das fette video

[docnom]

baby cry because he its with tom i too cry if i was him

[j0lteon]

One of the best song ever written

[punkedNDy]

the baby was just a few seconds!... a great performnce! thanx!

[bajuriphd]

baby rocks..!!!! even baby like Thom

[CaptainKubla]

Thom Yorke, God-Emperor of the Bobbleheads! His head bobbles create temporal rifts in the Space-Time Continuum, which allow him to snatch celestially beautiful music from other Dimensions, which he then channels back to Planet Earth.

This is the secret of his powers. The Alpha-Bobblehead, and the Omega.....The first and the last......the Beginning and the End.

:D

[CaptainKubla]

Hahahaha, the Baby has been Baptised by the power of Radiohead, what could be more excellent?

Alright, the bloke is obviously a fucking idiot, but you've got to admit its funny. :D

[alexkat124]

baby rocker! XD

[lopunny5]

By all means

[sNAiTHnAg]

I think its good, to let a baby listen Radiohead.. but AT HOME!

[Euginex]

sing ''i will'' for baby, thom!

[raven010891]

you can thank this man for filming this if it is his baby...not troll about it

[madhav05]

the baby stopped cryin' as soon as he started singing :)

simply awesome

and the cry was 2 say cheerz to thom :)

[Jesseg777]

i want to punch your baby in hte head!

[jabartone]

the Bridge SCHOOL benefit - get it? It's Neil Young's annual fundraiser concert for a kids school - it's family friendly, even if it presents huge concert artists - that's the amazing attraction of the thing.

[floop518]

"Hey mate i got tickets to Radiohead!"

"Cool shit! Oh damn i just remembered. I got this baby."

"No worries, just bring him with you!"

"Great idea!" -_-

[radioigo]

i hope SO............................­.....

[TheTwilight]

lmao who takes a baby to see Thom?

[LeIouchBi]

fucking crying baby¬¬

[jamjiggy123]

fucking baby.. TAKE THE SEED OUTSIDE! LEAVE IT IN THE STREETS!

[sorijin]

It'd be funny if in the beginning he stopped playing, pointed out into the crowd and told them to shut that baby up. Irresponsible to bring a child that young to such a bustling event, kid's going to grow up hating humans more than most adults already do.

[ProPerfection]

@sorijin if i were a kid i woulnd mind going to see thom :D

[iTsLeahhh]

its like hes in his own little world when hes singing

[MrJacob110]

lol was that a baby crying in the beginning?

[Fidelisadmortem]

@MrJacob110 this, or an old wooden door in a ghost house is being opened.

[Fidelisadmortem]

@MrJacob110 this, or an old wooden door in a ghost house is being opened.

[YoungBass182]

Lakewood Acoustics :-) Maybe I'll get one of those instead of Going to college. Fuck, Thom Yorke is so great. I picture Apollo as how the ancient Greeks imagined what became Thom Yorke 2000 yrs later....

[damnedone22]

This song makes me cry everytime I hear it. Chillingly gorgeous.

[onnion63]

i read thom wrote this after reading a story about a family that forgot one of their kids at home. That's the kid living on lollipops and crisps line. And kid being afraid of haunted houses. The rest of the lyrics? Who knows? True love waits --can mean a ton of different things.

[begily]

can't wait to see Mr.Yorke tomorrow night in cambs, gonna be sweet!

[jojo1791]

i was there, was fucking amazing, cambridge is very pretty too so glad he played this at the end

[rejeznik]

maybe they were trying to do their kid a favour and ingrain radiohead into the depths of his mind. not working it seems :D

[theboyv]

@SnowfallEon /every/ decade... you sure? :)

heh - but i know what you mean - it's easy for us old folk to generalise :)

[aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa]

Yeah, bring a baby to a concert---FUCKING IDIOT!

[afroman7985]

I know man, who the fuck does that?

[blablabla6694]

If its the difference between getting to go to the Radiohead concert and not going to the concert i would give it serious concideration myself!

[GUACHEMX]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa hahahaha!

[jebusdota]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa. seriously.. that fan needs to re-evaluate their parenting.

[graveflower138]

@jebusdota Whats wrong with bringn your kid to see Radiohead.better than greenday, or gaga

[LowleyUK]

@graveflower138 babys shouldnt go to concerts full stop wtf!

[Flophole]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa It wasn't a concert, it was a school, apparently. It says at the start of the video

[aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa]

@Flophole : You are an idiot

[Flophole]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa Yeah, I know... I realised after I wrote it D:

[billyhigdon]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa

i bring babies to concerts all the time.

[aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa]

@billyhigdon: Ok, than you are an asshole.

[bajuriphd]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa

LOL

[aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa]

@SemiAwesome : Benefit/concert--whatever. does it really fucking matter how we define it? There were loud amps and sounds that any parent with half a brain would know to keep an infant away from.

For the record: It is called the "bridge school benefit CONCERT". So yes, it is a concert, just non for profit.-------------idiot.

[Flophole]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa It was a benefit at a school for autistic kids. The kids were at the front and their parents were behind them. They didn't come to see Thom Yorke play (he wasn't even billed), they just came to have a good time with their sick kids.

[aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa]

@Flophole: actually, dumbass, It wa at Shoreline Amphitheater which is not a school--It is a large outdoor concert hall. It is still not an appropriate place for an infant.

[Flophole]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa Ah, okay. It was still a benefit for a school for autistic kids, though, despite not being held AT the school, so you can see why there might be infants there. I agree that taking babies to concerts is a bad idea, but you can understand this particular situation.

[GaberielClo]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa hahaha yes then

[JonnyRocketfingers7]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa Dude hahaha it sounds like you qouted straight from Raising Hope.

The "Smokey Floyd" Episode ...watch it on hulu.

[ThomRadioheadYorke]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa : you are wrong, it was in a school not a concert, and that baby was there in one of the most beautiful momments ever, so... shut up man... enjoy the song...

[ThomRadioheadYorke]

@ThomRadioheadYorke < and i would cry more than the baby, not just at the beggining, but the whole song.

this is simply the best song ever, ever, ever

[slash156]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa lmao, i was thinking the same thing, but then i thought again and said, "what a great dad!! that kid will thank him later on! :)

[aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa]

@slash156: I bet the kid will say "wow, my dad was a moron....really, brought me to a concert when I was not developed enough to even understand what it was (which is why baby was crying--too much stimulus scared the shit out of him). And thanks dad for the ear damage".

[KleWdSide]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa Obviously the parents don't care about their hearing getting damaged.

[ragingstorm33]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa yea people need to stop bringing you to concerts

[carlgos]

@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa Shame so many parents don't realise how fragile ears are - permanent damage to hearing in babies and children can be caused so easily as your ears aren't fully developed until your mid teens.

A level that an adult can listen to for hours with no long term damage can cause permanent damage in babies in a few minutes.

[WHATtheF00K77]

@carlgos I reckon the baby will accept damaged hearing when it grows up to be able to say it heard Thom Yorke live once.

[madmusicalmonkey]

this song almost makes me cry too haha but ye amazing nothing better. last flowers too

[radioheadkids2]

@madmusicalmonkey Thanks!

[ProPerfection]

this song amlost every time makes me cry, especially the latitude version.... :( love ya thom

[Mattematask]

0:15 Baby's like "HELL YEAH!!"

[Cyferion]

hahahaha!

[75touch]

na hes like "FUCK YEAH"

[NatyCarvalhoRibero]

love this

[NotQuiteLucid]

Funny, with all those unwanted pregnancies in the world, true love must be more common than we're all letting on.

[theboyv]

@NotQuiteLucid um...either you've missed the point or are making an irrelevant comment...

or...

i just have :)

[NotQuiteLucid]

I think we both have :D

[sophilianate]

This is one of my favourite songs.

Plus, does anyone see how sexual that look at 0:33 is? haha love it.

[liberferox]

Radical to the max.

[vferraz88]

wtf?

[Tajpek]

WOW

[yousuperpussy]

yeah you suck.....

[andborna]

it's such a dream

[ThomRadioheadYorke]

This is the most beautiful song ever. I'm still waiting my True Love... In the meantime I'm not living, I'm just killing time

[mallen625]

Me too man... or woman.... Me TOO!

[soccrsnipe]

go bobble yorke go!

[Islingtonians]

back the 'babies' debate ... Of course, I Might Be Wrong .... lol!

[ladiesman106313]

Radiohead is epic. Thom Yorke is amazing.

[topliff12345]

can't you both just agree to disagree ? LOL !

[stacygirl777]

I'll drown my beliefs

To have your babies

I'll dress like your niece

And wash your swollen feet

Just don't leave

Don't leave

I'm not living

I'm just killing time

Your tiny hands

Your crazy kitten smile

[rocco777777]

is this what a white man who has never lived in the same neighbourhood as a black man or heard a black musician play looks like? he just seems to be the absolute personification of bourgeoise indulgence to me.

[ricfregian1]

right!. but anyway we must recognize what a good artist he is, talking about harmonies of course.

[pjcolclasure]

You have him confused with Bono

[rocco777777]

a lot of people are confused about bono. some people are confused enough to buy his records, but god knows why! ; )

[spanishnavax]

what does this song has to do with a blacks man neighborhood?

[thelastvampirehunter]

What the fuck does his looks have to do with hearing how a black musician plays? Or living in the same neighbourhood as a black person?? You speak as though you've never heard of radiohead or anything apart from 'black music'?. I don't know. You want him to conform to playing hiphop or look like a rapper for you??

[thelastvampirehunter]

rocco777777, boarden how you think and what you listen to.

[rocco777777]

by equating "black musician" with "playing hiphop" and "rapper", you rather suggest that it is you who needs to broarden your thinking and listening: there is far more to "black music" than just those. and if you wanted to know about my "listening" you might have checked my profile; if you'd done that you wouldn't be saying i was interested only in black music!

[thelastvampirehunter]

does his singing style have to be influenced by living in the same neighbourhood as a black man?

[thelastvampirehunter]

I was playing on your stereotypical attitude when i used genres like hiphop/rap. Fair, I should've checked your profile beforehand, but please explain to me what you were trying to get at in your previous comment. Re-reading it, don't you find it to be ignorant?

[rocco777777]

i've scanned through the comments on this video and mine is the only one i noticed that was less than 100% in favour. i fail to see how that could ammount to a "stereotypical" view.

why is it ignorant to regard this as a rather indulgent and bourgeoise kind of creativity? where would you place this work in that context? if somebody doesn't get turned on by something it's not necessarily because they're ignorant!

can you really deny that this

[rocco777777]

generally speaking, nothing HAS to be influenced by ANYTHING, does it? it's up to him what he does and it's up to me whether i value it or not. wouldn't you agree?

[thelastvampirehunter]

In reply to the comment you removed, ''if somebody doesn't get turned on by something it's not necessarily because they're ignorant!'' I agree with this.

But I used the context of 'ignorant' for the way you said the singer looks a certain manner-by assuming he has 'never lived in the same neighbourhood as black man'.

[thelastvampirehunter]

Whether to value this song or not is completely fine and opinion in that sense is vaild, however, I still find it unecessary to judge the singer as though he's incompetant of black music and people just because of his singing style.

[thelastvampirehunter]

You said in a reply (which you also removed), ''i've scanned through the comments on this video and mine is the only one i noticed that was less than 100% in favour. [lol] i fail to see how that could ammount to a "stereotypical" view.''-yes, the majority viewed your comment as distasteful (which is an opinion everyone's entitled to, right?) And lol what's stereotypical about the PUBLIC perception of your post? Your post itself was what I found stereotypical.

[rocco777777]

ok, firstly you should not really discuss a post which the author has removed because it may be that be changed his mind, so why hold him to it? and infact, re-reading it, it's clear i had not even concluded what i was saying when i withdrew the post.

[rocco777777]

secondly, however, you haven't even read the post properly: i didn't say i'd scanned the replies to my own comment, i said i'd scanned the comments to the video--which go back for years; it was in relation to those that mine seemed to be the only one that wasn't totally sympathetic. what i was asking was: how can you describe my viewpoint as "stereotypical", when it is completely different to all the others? it would seem to be a unique view more than a stereotypical one.

[rocco777777]

the person who gave the "thumbs down" to this remark is objecting to freedom of choice! very disturbing.

[thelastvampirehunter]

rocco...saying that Thome LOOKS THAT WAY because HE DOESNT KNOW ABOUT BLACK MUSIC or LIVED IN AN AREA WITH A BLACK PERSON is what i find STEREOTYPICAL. Not the fact that your post was the only one that was not sympathetic (how did you magange to even link stereotyping to whether you liked the song or not). Honestly, just admit it wasn't cool to say that people behave or look a certain way because they're incompetant of other culture.

[rocco777777]

i've never said he was incompetent of anything! the words i used were bougeoise and indulgent, not incompetent.

[thelastvampirehunter]

you can dodge and try twisting reason behind what is at hand but I will keep repeating what the implications of what your comment was suggesting. ''how can you describe my viewpoint as "stereotypical", when it is completely different to all the others?'' ...you can HAVE your viewpoint different to others. You were NOT being stereotypical by having a different say in relation to the public view, but you WERE stereotypical TO THE SINGER,the singer's looks-this is what I am trying to express to you

[rocco777777]

...and talking of dodging, when i asked you your opinion of this work in that context, you--for once--did not reply. it seems you prefer to get worked up over what you IMAGINE are the implications of what i'm saying, rather than actually discuss anything i HAVE said. putting words into my mouth just to express your loyalty to thom isn't the answer to anything.

[thelastvampirehunter]

loyalty to thome? Nothing to do with that LOL hey, i'm only on your case because when I read your post, it looked to me that your assumed somebody looks the way he does because he doesn't know black music or has never lived with black people. In context of how the song is played, I still fail to see how he looks like he's never lived in the same neighbourhood as a black person. All I want to know is how you mean by what you said.

[rocco777777]

precisely because it IS so bourgeoise and indulgent! he totally comes across as somebody who has never had to watch his back for one second and as such he, in a strange way, lacks self awareness, i think.

if i'm guilty of stereotyping anybody it's black people because i have used black neighbourhoods as a metaphor for tough neighbourhoods and that is a generalisation, for which i apologize if it causes offence to anybody. i cannot however see that this involves stereotyping thom.

[thelastvampirehunter]

We are not talking about my wordplay or my opinion of this work, just elaborate on what you meant by when you wrote ''is this what a white man who has never lived in the same neighbourhood as a black man or heard a black musician play looks like?''

you mustn't tell people what to do in these exchanges. try saying please, or could you elaborate...it's