In Your Eyes

I hope you enjoy.

Song number 100 will be Peter Gabriel's special version of In Your Eyes.

It's the only hint I'm giving you.

Enjoy.

And, uh, the funny thing with him, as soon as we...

Let's say, for instance, we do In Your Eyes, I hit two toms maybe not the way I've done it on a record.

It sounds Peter Gabriel.

So I think the DNA-

One theory suggests that he became paranoid about people he was close to, like Molly Hurwitz and Morgan Moses.

One user on Reddit had a very interesting take, saying in Matthew's final days, he texted his former co-star Lone Sky, referencing the song In Your Eyes and wishing her well.

This ties back to his early film Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon, which co-starred Sky and River Phoenix.

The user linked Perry to River Phoenix, that Phoenix's fatal overdose was foul play tied to his public exposure of abuse within the Children of God cults.

The Post highlights Matthew's final hot tub photos and captions like, Do You Hear What I'm Saying? and Mat-Man, interpreting the Mat-Man alter ego as a coded cry for help described in his memoir.

The user claims that Matthew anticipated his death and was attempting to signal distress to the public.

Because Matthew explicitly noted he was meditating when the song played, many people have taken the sync mystic angle view, which would signify themes of release, surrender to the higher light, and spiritual resolution as an unconscious or deliberate premonition of transition.

The user also claims that River Phoenix did not suffer a random overdose, alleging instead that his death was retaliation for speaking out against the cult where his family lived during his childhood.

Ooh, ooh.

Or they're going to come out with Peter Gabriel in your eyes.

Yeah, this is rock, man.

Oh, man.

The tape deck had the scan button.

Yeah.

And my buddy loved In Your Eyes, and he played it 20 times.

Oh, yeah,

[laughs]

Or are they gonna come out with Peter Gabriel In Your Eyes, and they, "Yeah, this is rock, man"?

Oh, man.

There's a...

And the tape deck had, the tape deck had the scan button.

Yeah.

And my buddy loved In Your Eyes, and he played it 23 times.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Who dat? Who dat? It's a good question.

She played high school valedictorian Diane Court, and she was the girl upstairs in her room when John Cusack held a boombox over his head playing Peter Gabriel's In Your Eyes in the movie Say Anything.

All righty.

An iconic scene.

One of my favorite Prince songs outside of Purple Rain.

In 1986, Peter Gabriel released one of my favorite songs of his and, of course, of John Cusack's, In Your Eyes.

This also had the outro by Yuju Nadur at the end there.

And it is soundtracked with John Cusack holding up a boombox in the 1989 film Say Anything.