Unforgettable Concerts on Instagram: "Released in 1992 as Radiohead’s debut single, Creep was the song that almost never saw the light of day. When it first dropped, it barely made a ripple—some radio stations even banned it for being “too depressing.” But fate had other plans. By 1993, the track exploded worldwide, cementing Radiohead as a voice for everyone who felt like they never quite fit in. Frontman Thom Yorke wrote Creep in a moment of vulnerability, capturing the raw ache of alienation

Unforgettable Concerts on Instagram: "Released in 1992, Creep was nearly forgotten—too bleak, too raw, even banned by some radio stations. But everything changed in 1993. Thom Yorke’s vulnerable lyrics and Jonny Greenwood’s explosive guitar riff transformed the track into an anthem for anyone who’s ever felt alienated. By the time Radiohead performed it live on Late Night with Conan O’Brien (Sept 14, 1993), the song had become more than music—it was a cultural moment. Though the band later grew