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| versions = Gave Up<br>Gave Up (''Fixed'')<br>Gave Up (''The Young Americans'' version)<br>Gave Up (Open My Eyes)<br>Gave Up (''Closure'')<br>Gave Up (Live)<br>Gave Up (''[[And All That Could Have Been (halo)|And All That Could Have Been]]'')<br>Gave Up (''[[Beside You In Time (halo)|Beside You In Time]]'')| live = [[Further Down The Spiral Tour]] through [[Wave Goodbye NIN 2013 Festival Tour]]<br>[[NIN 2014 Japan Tour]] through present}} '''"Gave Up"''' is the sixth track on the 1992 ''[[Broken]]'' EP.

An otherwise unavailable live recording of this song from the Civic Arena, Omaha, NE ([[1995/02/13_Omaha,_NE|2/13/95]]) show appears on the ''Alternative Press '' compilation ''Industrial Strength Machine Music: The Framework of Industrial Rock 1978-1995'', released in 1999.[http://www.9inchnails.com/discography/compilations/industrial-strength-machine-music.php]

Just like the ''And All That Could Have Been'' version, the ''Beside You In Time'' version is performed very closely to the album version. The only difference is the keyboard solo by [[Alessandro Cortini]], which sounds different than [[Charlie Clouser]]'s in the previous DVD (which was nearly identical to the album version).

[[Image:Gaveup2Gaveupstill.jpg|thumb|Screenshot from the "Gave Up" video]][[Image:Gaveup.JPG|thumbnail|Screen shot of Screenshot from "Gave Up " from the ''Broken Movie'']]There are two [[Nine Inch Nails music videos|music videos]] for "Gave Up": a performance video directed by Jon Reiss("[[Happiness In Slavery (song)|Happiness In Slavery]]"), and the finale to the ''[[Broken Movie]],'' directed by [[Peter Christopherson]].

There are two videos for "Gave Up": The video directed by Reiss, as stated earlier, is a performance video directed by . It features the band (Reznor, [[Richard Patrick]], [[Jon ReissChris Vrenna]] ("and temporary member Brian Liesegang) along with [[Happiness In Slavery Marilyn Manson (songmusician)|Happiness In SlaveryMarilyn Manson]]performing the song in a studio at the notorious Tate Mansion. Noticeable in the video is a message on a computer monitor that reads "FUCK YOU STEVE."), and the finale Many consider this to the ''be another jab at [[Broken MovieTVT Records]]owner Steve Gottlieb,with whom Reznor was feuding at the time over his contract and creative control. This video clip can be found in '' directed by [[Peter ChristophersonClosure]]''. The audio from this video is from the actual video shoot and is not the same as on ''Broken''.

The video directed by Reiss, as stated earlier, Christopherson is a performance videothe finale to the ''Broken Movie. It features '' The victim is strung up to the band (Reznorceiling where he is burned, [[Richard Patrick]]mutilated, [[Chris Vrenna]] and temporary member [[Brian Liesegang]]) along with [[Marilyn Manson (musician)|Marilyn Manson]] performing beaten. He is then taken down and tied to a board, where the song in killer takes a studio at chainsaw to the notorious [[Tate Mansion]]victim's appendages. Noticeable The killer unmasks himself, revealing his identity in the video is a message on a computer monitor that reads "FUCK YOU STEVEvictim's final moments." Many consider this to be another jab at [[TVT Records]] owner [[Steve Gottlieb]]After having his way with the dying victim, with whom Reznor was feuding at the time over his contract killer cuts out the victim's heart and creative controleats it. This video clip All the while, Reznor can be found seen on the television singing the song. Intercut with the violence is footage of various body parts in ''[[Closure]]''freezers and the fridge, a police officer (played by either Richard or Robert Patrick) coming into the crime scene, and a crowd of rubbernecking bystanders. [[Image:Gaveup.JPG|thumbnail|Screen shot from "Broken Movie" version of Gave Up video]]

The video directed by ===Credits===*Director: Jon Reiss*Producer: Adam Stern*Cameraman: Gary Tieche*Editor: Peter Christopherson is the finale to the ''Broken Movie.'' The victim is strung up to the ceiling where he is burned, mutilated, and beaten. He is then taken down and tied to a board, where the killer takes a chainsaw to the victim's appendages. The killer unmasks himself, revealing his identity in the victim's final moments. After having his way with the dying victim, the killer cuts out the victim's heart and eats it. All the while, Reznor can be seen on the television singing the song. Intercut with the violence is footage of various body parts in freezers and the fridge, a police officer (played by either Richard or Robert Patrick) coming into the crime scene, and a crowd of rubbernecking bystanders.& Scott Richter

*[http://vimeo.com/3555366 "Gave Up" music video (Jon Reiss version)]