Gravity
★Poets Of The Fall Lyrics

@michaelg6641

What.. didn't know that.

@PiDsPagePrototypes

The guitar slowly drifting in the ISS,... is one of the most surreal cinematic shots ever recorded, it's one of those things that is beautiful for just it's own existence.

@jbijouc6915

I loved that moment, too…

@krzysztofgadysz3204

There's something surreal about seeing something that you associate with SF movies and literature, knowing that it's real footage, made in space. The answer to the first questions posed by our ancestors looking into starry night sky.

@janinetrue

Not only that, the guitar is rescued by the hero in part 2 of that cinematic floating guitar meme...Major Tom presumably has pushed off from something off camera and zooms (literally, ha ha...yeah!) down to save the precious guitar from crashing into the walls of the tin can.

@ICE-ig6sz

The fastest moving guitar in the world

@PiDsPagePrototypes

@@ICE-ig6sz I'm all, 'well, yeah, because orbital velocity', well played,.... But also naaaah, because 'out of this world', not 'in the' ;)

@bekahcassidy7352

DID HE SERIOUSLY MAKE A MUSIC VIDEO ABOUT MY FAVORITE DAVID BOWIE SONG IN SPACE ?!

@Shyning

Been that way for about a decade, but yes, he did.

@mr_unavailable1

@@Shyning lol

@figurez5779

yup

@almostanengineer

Yup, it was recorded just after Bowles death, his tribute to him 😢

@Shyning

@@almostanengineer uh, not at all. It was written with variations to celebrate in a cool way, Chris' departure from the ISS. David Bowie himself loved and approved this version and fought his label to avoid any issue with Chris version. He ended up saying it was the most interesting and heartwarming version of his song. Definitely not to celebrate his death, considering Bowie was alive then...

@radosbarner1734

Chris Hadfield. Whether you know it or not, whether you feel worthy of it or not, you are an inspiration. There will be future generations of astronauts, astrobiologists, astrophysicists, aerospace engineers, mathematicians, and so, so many more, all inspired the work you and your fellows have achieved. When you lifted off from Earth, you were not merely an inspiration to your hometown, your country, not even your continent, but to the whole world.

@neoxz_10

hell yahh!

@Hannah11235

The ISS is fake, friends. It has already been throughly debunked. May the truth set everyone free. Evidence here:
https://youtu.be/ihAbnrxmvNY?si=JCZE2hIyOzFnXrrZ

@SkyHighGame

And the whole of human race forevermore 🎉❤

@Ez_ah1

Don't forget that he's an inspiration to future pilots to. What a legend

@Lord_IckisDickus

as a diabetic i know id never be able to travel the stars.... but god damn i could give EVERYTHING UP to have the ability to go to outer space, id do it in a heartbeat. if it meant i might die, sign me up to be able to look into the stars as my last dying glimps would be worth while... to be able to look into space and have that be the last thing i see. would be story worthhy.

@SuicideSeason006

Man, this guy has lived an amazing life. He was a fighter jet pilot, a retired and accomplished astronaut, and a musician. Just an amazing human being.

@MikinessAnalog

Also visited the sea floor in submersibles several times

@paulwilliams3731

He is a retired and accomplished astronaut and a musician. You had me worried there.

@Sofasurfa

He is also very modest, on the Infinite Monkey Cage ( a BBC podcast I thoroughly recommend if you like to listen to scientists talk about stuff and take the piss out of each other) he says he can play the guitar and sing okay but he promised his son he would do this. He was on the Christmas special 2014. I love science and have recently discovered this pod cast and am working my way through all 192 episodes😊

@DanielMendoza-qq5pv

That Mustache alone could run a country

@Rushv0

Still better than Trump

@ender25ish

+Ben Dover it did, Hitler's was just a bit better kept.

@Amariachiband

+ender25ish Yeah so he could breathe in a gas mask

@aqeelalhashim4659

hhhhhhh nice one

@ftwww

Oh Nein, nicht schon wieder!

@jonny5isalive353

I can only imagine the honor Bowie must have felt watching this for the first time....RIP David...

@damonedrington3453

He liked it so much that when the record company he recorded eight tried to copyright strike this off YT, he personally took them to court to get the copyright removed from the video

@canefan17

@@damonedrington3453that’s bad ass

@TheSleepingSeer

Ever since I first watched it, I've always thought that this was the greatest YouTube video ever made. I'm not saying that in a hyperbolic way, I honestly think that it's the best video ever made. It has, by nature of its location, a transcendence few YouTube videos have or can really hope to have, and it makes perfect use of that. It elevates a song already generally well-known and beloved to a huge amount of people, to what feels, given the topic of the song, like what will be its ultimate state, at least for the foreseeable future. It is essentially the actualization of Space Oddity, or at least the closest we'll probably get for some time.

@kyle-ld2gh

As a Canadian I support this comment lol. It always brings tears to my eyes.

@Bjoern_Weber

It is a lie and a fraud, it cannot be great.

@intempco6333

@@kyle-ld2gh I've got tears watching it right now!

@kyle-ld2gh

@@intempco6333 it truly is the best video on YouTube. I remember meeting Chris as a kid in Edmonton when he gave a huge presentation and talk. I think it was in 2000 or so. I think I was in grade 5. He was just as amazing and inspiring then as he is now.

@stevestruthers6180

@@kyle-ld2gh And it tickles me pink to know that Chris Hadfield is from my home town. While this mission was underway, he shot a picture of the home town from space, at night. I was so proud and happy to see that picture.

@iluv2singa163

Excellent job. I never tire of seeing ISS fly-overs. Such a thrill.

@Joe.Rogan.

I had the same thought. It currently costs $10,000 to shoot a pound of anything up to the Space Station. So Taxpayers payed a cool $30,000 so Major Tom could make a Viral Video with his space guitar.

@gallo123

@@Joe.Rogan. but the impact of this video is way bigger than $30.000.
Future STEM graduates will talk about it and how important it was to spark the interest in pursuing their careers.

@SoulFighter27

​@@Joe.Rogan.and its beautiful, totally worth it

@cbman4767

You should try talking to the ISS. I have done it and all you need is a Ham Licence and a 2 meter rig. The call for the US is NA1SS.

@hesido

@@Joe.Rogan. Every astronaut is allowed a certain amount of "luggage" for good reason. Anything to help them stay cool in a metal container with no immediate access to outside world with the dangers of low earth orbit should be seen as money well spent. That and he could have personally weighed a guitar more but still be within the "fit-for-space" specs...

@abihatahrim1442

A few days ago, I was sitting outside and subconsciously humming "Space Oddity". I just looked at the night sky and all of a sudden, I saw ISS traversing through the sky. I was thrilled and it was the first time I saw it. It reminded me of Chris Hadfield in the ISS, singing it.

@mausumidevi7557

I don't know why this song is so comfortable to listen to, like it's telling me that everything is going to be alright.

@genericasian5699

He can sing pretty good. He rocks the mustache. And he's a fucking astronaut. Somebody get this guy a medal. Just for being awesome.

@stevenhollingsworth3249

Generic Asian American Guy he also has been on an Arctic expedition, and he's super nice to everyone. he is literally the definition of awesome.

@techshow7956

Steven Hollingsworth I saw that on Ben Browns Channel

@paigemorrissey2871

he sort of won a medal.he got a certificate from the Guinness book of world records

@Thenewguytcs

He has several medals. including ones for Military and Civilian service.

@progamernl1560

u know it

@Aceinine

Chris Hadfield. Musician, singer, writer, engineer, physicist, philosopher, astronaut.. and so many more things, but above all just such a humble and nice guy.

Truly among the best that humanity has to offer. We are blessed and proud that we have someone like you representing the best of us out there.
You are a living embodiment of the word, inspiration.

@tim27scissorfists

A liar, scammer, deceiver, scum

@rubenyanez5645

If chris was the first human aliens met they would have unrealistic stabdards for humans

@frederikdeschepper7607

he is a fichter pilot aswel

@user-yp9fb1jb6m

I'm old enough to have watched the birth of space exploration from day one. This brings tears to my eyes. This really defines the word "GLORY" in all its positive aspects. Peace to all.

@nathanchinzhelimoe-dm4zl

David Bowie never died earth was just one of his tours

@gl15col

And now you started me ugly crying...

@gabrielsittel-faraj7341

I watched This Music Video when I was 5 Years old. Now im almost 15. This Video has an emotional Meening to me. I will Never forget it

@AngelleSL

Ditto

@tiiamaria_

i have a very similiar experience too so i totally get how deep that meaning is and strangely enough we're the same age as well

@gabrielsittel-faraj7341

@@tiiamaria_ Thanks Mate appreciate it where ya From?

@angeld1103

Keep looking up kid! And never stop!

@gabrielsittel-faraj7341

@@angeld1103 Thanks Mate✌🏼

@greasee.monkey7224

In addition to pilot, test pilot, astronaut, NY Times best selling author, and most importantly, husband and dad, he is an accomplished musician who took a legendary song and recorded it in an even more legendary setting. Well done Colonel Hadfield!!👍👍

@augustvctjuh8423

The only reason Chris Hadfield isn't the coolest guy on earth is that he's not on earth

@LASVEGASRAIDERS21

Actually he is. The International Space Station is in the Thermosphere (just below the Exosphere)

@archiveddev-owoxdz5448

hes the coolest guy on space

@alittlelifeleft8232

Actually he is on earth, he hasn't been on the space station for a long time

@armandocascais4235

Chis hadfoeld

@archiveddev-owoxdz5448

@@alittlelifeleft8232 he retired

@Simon_Electric

This is beyond beautiful. No amount of words or tears can express the way this makes me feel.

@searplays820

I find this cover so awesome. And I am really glad to know that Bowie saw that before he died. R.I.P Bowie

@kathrynrichardson5751

Best cover ever! And thankful this Major Tom rejoined life on Earth.

@NAVITHESORTAWONDERFUL

I’m also glad this Major Tom’s circuit didn’t die.

@knorge

Proud Canadian here, this still gives me goosebumps watching this.

@patrickmcgee3339

This is still the coolest video ever made

@GiffyMcgee

Starring: Everyone.

@CRAP612

😐clever

@hitjack6475

lool

@fareflight2029

+RefinedTerror Oh yeah I was in this video! If I zoomed in x100000000000000000 I could probably see my self.

@kzang386

+RefinedTerror 141 likes
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@michaelperreault841

It is true, we are on this planet. I can even see my self.

@cheydinal5401

I like how he adjusted the lyrics to be more accurate to actual life in space

@nj6966

Watched the secret life of walter mitty yesterday and this song played. Had to rewatch this beautiful rendition of Bowie again. 10 years later it still makes me emotional

@djmfilms9652

He brings together art and science like no one has done before him, I have never seen anything so beautiful on youtube.. what he has done must remain as a testimony to our humanity.. I am amazed that no more people have watched this video

@jdjk7

The contrast between the acoustic guitar/grand piano and the deep fuzz bass totally makes this song for me. I appreciate the producer a lot.

@salmantran6780

Fun fact: my bluetooth earphone was disconnected to my mobile phone while on the subway, and I played space oddity without knowing it was played over speaker. Nobody complaining and I start to realize when the dude next me start humming to the song. I decided to let the song finished before putting my earphone back. No regret after all

@jager2456

Rappers: I'm so cool I sing my songs next to a 200k car
Chris: Laughs in 150 billion USD

@TheEmeraldMenOfficial

More like 1 TRILLION. 150 billion for the US modules.

@godleftmeraw89

Its fun than a vehicle that's just for display

@thecheeselord5943

This is the most gangsta music video in the universe then

@doublenfreundkase6656

@@thecheeselord5943 you don't know that

@makismakiavelis5718

@@doublenfreundkase6656
I concur. It's possible that there are other civilizations in the universe making video clips on Dyson Spheres worth possibly quattuorvigintillions of earth dollars. Now, that would be a tough swag factor to beat.

@TheEgyptYoshi

10 years and still remarkably beautiful 😢

@melodie-allynbenezra8956

I don't care how many times I see this. It never gets old.

@margretbullard8874

Totally agree. I didn't realize I had saved it. I just found it again!

@ottojhon

Fun fact: this video has the fastest moving guitar out of this world

@francoisdurocher4951

Ten years later, this video remains exceptionnal, outstanding.... Featuring, ten years later, a man Who is still a great individual.🙏

@rickhayner2514

Absolutely fantastic, made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up!

@santaclase3410

No Fuc88er iS listens

@TheMonyarm

What makes this better is the record label tried to take it down, but David Bowie himself told them to put it back up.

@freshfrench9541

TheMonyarm Bowie is dead

@davidk7529

@@freshfrench9541 Well jeez, no need to rub it in 😑

@fernace5153

Wayne Filkins You must be getting this guy confused with the guy who posted the original comment. They’re not the same person. Also, it wasn’t a correction, because it’s incorrect. Everyone here knows that Bowie is dead, so it’s not new information; he’s been dead for a few years now. But this video was made well before he died, and a quick Google search proves the OP to be correct, while the aptly named Retard Jinkr is wrong.

@markozvekic2448

" We will be taking this do-" David Bowie: "No"

@scarab420

Lmfao Wayne really made himself look like an idiot.

@schwarzrotefaust

Think I love you now, Chris.
Kind of the best homage you could did for Bowie.
Love to hear and watch it again, and again, and again.... and again. And again..

@nervousharpist

this still makes me cry

@luketanker6074

I'm 17 years old, ever since I was a kid I've had a incredible and strong desire to be an astronaut and experience space in real life. Unfortunately, due to medical reasons, and for the fact I have a bad GPA due to a traumatic experience I can safely say I'll never see space, or the earth, or see the beauty of the universe in my life. I'll never stop yearning, and looking at the stars, hoping to see them up close.. Maybe in another life..

@Seraphim___

same...

@luketanker6074

@@Seraphim___ It's alright bro, I've been reading things about the "Future of Space" but hopefully in the future it'll be just like flying. It'll be more accessible in the future. Who knows! maybe we'll all meet in space one day!

@GamerNards

oh chris, thank you for that moment, that time, and that memory.

god bless this world, and may we find our way back, towards the stars

@almurray2000

My son had not long turned 1 year old when David Bowie passed on. He's 9 now and do you know what his favourite song is? You guessed it. A truly great song from a great musician/artist still winning new fans. Thankyou, David Bowie. Rest well.

@nugsdiary8246

This could be a dream come true. Imagine writing a song in space watching earth and moon.

@jamessurnamepending1239

i mean, he didnt write it. its by david bowie, but its still spectacular

@djm3506

That was a good line 👌

@jansendavid9095

He never wrote this sing LOL...

@jamessurnamepending1239

@@jansendavid9095 he wrote like 12 other songs in space

@jansendavid9095

@@jamessurnamepending1239 Doesn't matter if he wrote a hundred space songs. It's this particular song "space oddity" we'rw talking about...

@neokusa

you are living my dream Chris.. keep being creative and stay cool 😎

@stumorningstar5170

This song, no matter what version, gives me chills every time.

@delfoca

My teacher showed us this 10 years ago in school when I was 9. I was in absolute awe & Just came back to watch it for the first time since then and I still am :)

@natemiller6389

From a generation who all wanted to be Astronauts to ride the fire into the sky, you carry our hopes and dreams with you up there. You make us proud. God bless you all and safe travels.

@mrjonesy5962

Chris is so focused on his music career that he trained for years to become a qualified astronaut just to film this music video. Respect man

@dndeadly6883

IDK if this is a joke but he wanted to be an astronaut first. In fact, it was kid that actually came up with the idea to sing it. He originally didn't want to because its about an astronaut dying on a space walk, but his kid changed the lyrics so it was more benign

@dndeadly6883

@Iori Jei Kisinamal ok good. Sorry, I'm bad at discerning jokes and sarcasm from real statements, especially in text.

@jesusdeputy931

@@dndeadly6883 /j sometimes needs to be really used just in case of r/woooosh moments

@deannederhoff

What is Chris's last name

@deannederhoff

What is Chris's last name then

@layeredwork

Goosebumps! Still, ten years after... 😍

@Ultrevolous

I'll never forget when this video came out. 10 Years! It's been a long time. One of the most incredible pieces of art ever.

@le9038

Holy shit. This video was so incredible it left me with my jaw dropped for the entire time I was watching it. this made the original song so much better in my own eyes... thank you Chris. reporting from ground control...

@le9038

This shit was absolutely glorious watching it again...

@twisterwiper

Such a power move to produce this video. Truly embodies humanity's creativity on so many levels!

@blacktum

Perhaps this is the coolest and most expensive clip in the history of mankind! At the beginning, the singer was trained for many decades, a station was built in space, then they put him on a rocket, brought him into space and recorded a video! This is a huge step in the development of mankind! I believe in people!

@blacktum

@@agentactivist 😁👍Everything can be viewed from different angles. I chose the funniest)

@kyarumomochi5146

​@@agentactivist why would they?

@WilliamLaezza-ot4nf

They should get a record for the people on earth that would be pretty neat

@voteZDLR

I'm glad Bowie got to see this before he died.

@TroyOi

I was just about to ask whether Bowie ever saw it and, if so, what he thought of it?

@TroyOi

Oops, I should have read a few more comments before asking. I see that he loved it.

@Valkyrien04

@@TroyOi not only did he see it, he found out about it when his record company pulled the video on copyright, and forced them to put it back up saying something along the lines of "he covered Space Oddity in SPACE! he wins"

@chetmcgovern9985

@@Valkyrien04 https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/david-bowie-how-chris-hadfield-space-oddity-cover-from-orbit-was-helped-by-the-real-starman-a6805586.html

Something like that but mostly it was a question of copyright law applying to something that was not recorded on Earth.

@spidey1100

@@chetmcgovern9985 I swear to god if that's not the most amazing loophole in the whole damn universe.

@jbijouc6915

How I love this! One of my favorite songs……from space…thank you, David Bowie…thank you, Commander Chris Hadfield…what a moment!

@crescent_foxx1014

I remember seeing this for the first time in class back in elementary school. Mr. Hadfield has been my hero ever since I was little.

@KitaAudio

This is awesome. I love how some of the lyrics are changed to more accurately fit modern space occupation. Sucks I've only found out about this now lol

@91Rabun

this directing is just insane

@8bitbystander586

I'm glad I was given the gift of waking up, even if for just a moment in the grand scheme of things, within this beautiful universe.

I find it hard to fathom that I am a part of the species that was capable of doing this, that is capable of realising that they are, that they exist.

@Ladondorf

How can an astronaut singing David Bowie in space have 5,517 dislikes?

@lenkatzman3261

+Ladondorf C.A. - Stop Motion Films - Because there are morons in the world.

@RebelThoughts82

+Leonard B. Katzman Yeah we should really send those morons to outer space.

@Ladondorf

RebelThoughts82 ?

@signorellil

+Ladondorf C.A. - Stop Motion Films Because there's people around who's unbelievably sad and stupid

@duncanknifton6613

+Ladondorf C.A. - Stop Motion Films because haters will hate....its their roll in their sad lonely lives.....

@edd5073

This is a fabulous work combining music and photography😍 The idea of this video perfectly Space Oddity

@rm6176

I never get tired of this. For nearly 10 years once or twice a week. Can't explain it or the feelings, for many times it is different. 2020 was when this really made an impact on me. Thank you for this.

@golo00011

Unbeatable,made in space and an Bowie song,perfect.

@Bigkilla99

Shivers every time I watch this. Imagine you could travel back in time and show them this video

@brummelbar

This is my absolute favorite video on youtube, I just can't love any other one more than this one.

@MforrestG

Technically this is probably the highest budget music video ever filmed.

@nickolashogg259

Your right

@seven5677

150 billion USD. That is more than what I will get in my life.

@irocjared

And the HIGHEST music video ever produced

@Foxpawed

I mean, technically anything shot on the interstate cost more. (~half a trillion dollars all together)

@MforrestG

DevinDTV when you factor in transportation costs (which that analysis surprisingly leaves out), it most certainly is. I wasn’t even factoring the cost of the location. Seems a strange to include the entire cost of the location, when most music videos that film on the interstate highway don’t include the entire cost of producing that infrastructure in their budget. The average space shuttle launch is 450million.

@keonseungyang3259

크라스 해드필드, 그리고 데이비드 보위, 모두 멋진 음악을 들려줬네요. 가끔, 아니 늘 우리가 잊고 사는 어떤 그 삶의 한 면을, 이 노래를 통해 마주하게 됩니다.

Chris Hadfield, and David bowie, You both allow me great music! some time or every time, you are reminding me of the aspects I forgot about my life; I am a little thing staying at a moment in this world.

@-siranzalot-

How is it that with all the time I've spent on YouTube checking out music, that I only stumble onto this today? :O

This is one of if not the most amazing cover I've ever had the pleasure to see

@masterweird

i believe this is the greatest music video ever created

@kadendavies5332

this guys song is super good

@dagwooddadollar8884

A very credible job, thanks Chris, A bid difference between Chris and others who sang it, he lived it

@TheSonicfanx1

“This video cannot be reproduced”

Damn straight

@shadowprogram215

I would like to see someone fuckin try

@islandvibez

@@shadowprogram215 spacex

@shadowprogram215

UCISwagnSwole _ i said someONE not a fucking company

@mathiaspurner3791

@@shadowprogram215 someTWO?

@islandvibez

@@shadowprogram215 try elon musk himself when he goes and set foot on mars. Mark my words.

@douglaspatterson9155

This was definitely one of the highest points in Chris' career.

@ostensiblyaverage5576

When the international space station is eventually decommissioned you all know I'm gonna be here watching this video on repeat.

@Lordofeggs22

this is the best thing i’ve ever watched

@BustedinDSM

Still hurts. This is beautiful. Thank you.

@He1boy

"possibly the most poignant version of the song ever created."

May you never be forgotten. RIP David Bowie.

@samil6899

Did bowie actually say that?

@He1boy

+samil bilin He did, according to this article (he posted the comment to his own Facebook page): http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/david-bowie-how-chris-hadfield-space-oddity-cover-from-orbit-was-helped-by-the-real-starman-a6805586.html.

@samil6899

He1boy oh damn i did't know that
Thank you
So this video will stay until november then?
That kinda saddens me

@He1boy

+samil bilin Yeah, it makes me sad that it has to be taken down at all. I wish whoever else has a share of this songs rights would just get over it and let it stay up forever. Especially now that Bowie has passed on. Greedy bastards.

@ironwolfF1

+He1boy Heh...that's what DL apps are for :D


(I've got mine...)

@alexandervideo3804

Bravo Chris! After so many years, you now... So glad to hear you again!

@ancapedvisocar5081

extraordinarily emotional!!!

@freddynovember5842

probly my favorite youtube video

@lambokhutabarat1100

The most relevant video clip ever. Great footage. Great job. Love it. Still thrill me everytime watch this video

@tommycowles-linus

@tomjokumsen9758

Chris You made Davids beautiful song so real

@lamorte42

I appreciate the fact that David Bowie was still alive to hear this tribute to him.

@alexandregagnon2564

He was? I tought the point of this video when it came out was a tribute to him after he died

@Splicher

@@alexandregagnon2564 he died in 2016. This Video is from 2013

@alexandregagnon2564

@@Splicher ok thx

@njits789

I like the idea that at least one of the bezillion views is Bowie's. (Now where is his comment?)

@4seeableTV

In an interview, this is what Chris had to say about Bowie:

"Bowie described my song as the most poignant version of the song ever done, which just floored me.

I think, for him, he knew he was ill — it was getting to the end of his life. He wrote that song at the beginning, when he was still 19 or 20, before we had even walked on the moon. He had always fantasied about flying in space — Starman, and Mars, and all that other stuff, and I think for him it was just like a gift, to have that song updated with the lyrics, performed actually in space, just a couple of years before he was taken.

To me that might be the best part: that he got delight out of my particular version of the song."

@lourdesgrossmann-siegert7678

Omg I love it, thank you Chris Hadfield for the song and tour. Blessings

@berryberry8290

this has got to be one of my favorite things on the internet, simply beautiful.

@pistoleroshooter2575

I've just finished an Astronauts Guide, Good job. I regularly see the ISS overhead, as a mere mortal I'm jealous beyond belief. Keep up the great work.

@lynxydarkshade

I remember when this came out when i was 13 years old, amazing

@yeetyeet7070

this is such a masterpiece

@bruerstaley8590

The prospect of an astronaut singing a song about an astronaut dying is an oddity to me

@seadogg8313

It might not be what it's supposed to mean, but an astronaut DOES die in the song.

@seadogg8313

***** I see what you mean. I did notice the change in the lyrics, but I wasn't sure what it was about.

@dafabulousduckey4713

Steven Hallman wait Chris Hadfield retired

@billlupin8345

Why are you upside down?!

@chiclesdeadospesos

You might even say... it is a space oddity...
I'll let myself out.

@mikebing9589

Just absolutely out of this world (in every possible meaning of that phrase)

@TerryLee788

One of my favorite Bowie songs ever and Chris really made this song even more epic by doing this.❤❤

@user-tj8lc4fy6t

Посмотрел видео т.к. прочитал книгу "Руководство астронавта по жизни на земле". Сказать что я под впечатлением, не сказать ничего!! Спасибо за ваш труд!!

@ryanjones3743

When it kicks in, and he's floating towards the camera, gave me chills

@leightonwestbury92

That couldn't have been any better and is the coolest thing I've ever seen and probably ever will

@TylerNotTiler

Rest in peace, Mr. Bowie. You were one of the all-time greats.

@catalinasilvestre7778

Rip😓

@dingle849

RIP

@ronozoh

RIP

@Perseca

RIP. I hope this song is played at his funeral/memorial service. It's quite fitting for someone of his caliber passing.

@WilliePoh

RIP Mr. Bowie.

@stelviosteve

Well, this is something else... it blows me away the reality of it all, and a good rendition of the song too... well done StarMan

@blakes8901

thank you for putting his song in orbit

@chetanlokesh5901

I literally got chills while watching this video. I have heard space oddity a lot, but with this video I don't have to visualise it anymore.

@1337text

Maybe one of the greatest pieces of Art mankind has made.

@basmus

You know its a good video when almost all of it is the "most replayed" part