Fun fact: the speed limit doesn’t apply when the solo to “Free bird” is playing

@trenthollars146

Жыл бұрын

Facts!

@melissaschneider5604

Жыл бұрын

Same applies for Call Me the Breeze 🚘 lol

@dizastro5437

Жыл бұрын

Truth

@Scioneer

Жыл бұрын

Got my Scion xB up to 110mph listening to that solo. This is a car with a tiny 4 banger and is shaped like a Lego block.

@stevenborrowman9282

Жыл бұрын

You can even get shot thousands of times and live for another movie. Devil's rejects is one of the greatest movies!

This was filmed a few months before the plane crash. Imagine what they would have went on to do had it not been for that crash. RIP 🤘

@christopherking4932

Жыл бұрын

They would have been the greatest band of all time.

@bettyrose959

Жыл бұрын

The last time I saw Skynyrd, four generations of the Van Zant family came to the stage. Including Donnie from .38 Special. The warmth shown by the crowd was something truly special. A moment in time I will never forget.

@fridaylong2812

Жыл бұрын

They did go on. One of Ronnie's brother left his band, .38 Special, to take over as lead vocal. His voice was a lot like Ronnie's.

@metalguru85

Жыл бұрын

@@fridaylong2812 I meant if they had the original members and not taken a decade off following the deaths.

@MoMoMyPup10

Жыл бұрын

@@metalguru85 Like Terry Kath, Ronnie was the heart and soul of Skynard. Chicago 'went on' also, but we all know that both bands were never close to the same without them.

When this song is still playing in your car and you gotta step out to either buy something or go somewhere else, you gotta park your car first and stay until the song finishes. You never, ever pause this song.

@JoeKentMagic

Жыл бұрын

Same here... sit there till it's over ! ... also "Stairway To Heaven".

No matter what your religion/political/ethnicity there is NO denying this solo transcends lots💯👍

@terrisatterfield6765

Жыл бұрын

Almost 50 yrs ago, that flag offended no one, they were in CA and the stadium didn't provide safe spaces. Good music appealed to everyone, all were welcomed

@lisalaunius7389

Жыл бұрын

Is it a solo when there are 3 guys playing?

What always amazed me was that you could hear Billy Powell's piano throughout that entire song

@artbagley1406

Жыл бұрын

Another band member who doesn't get all that much recognition is Leon Wilkeson on bass. That 30-second passage near the end of the song when he steps in from the right (at 14:28) he's fingering those bass guitar "cables" (I don't consider them "strings") so fast I thought he might break one or two digits playing so hard. You can pretty much guess what's about to cut loose when that curly haired gal in aviator sunglasses starts gearing up her enthusiasm.

I'm considered an old lady now. But I grew up listening to and witnessing live the best rock n roll music ever performed! So fortunate to have been a teenager in the late 60s and 70s! Nothing beats this music!

@HughCorbyCruick

Жыл бұрын

If the price of being my age is to be in those kinds of audiences, listening to this kind of music, when I was a young man…well, it has really been worthwhile.

@jpmangen

10 ай бұрын

Right on chickie baby

@mach1yell66

4 ай бұрын

Same

@WhizzingFish12

Ай бұрын

I say it all the time: Its worth being old now to have been young then. I'm pushing 60 and got to listen to the greatest rock music in history. Best thing? My two sons are totally into this music too. My younger son, at about 14 years old, asked me "Dad, what the heck happened to music? Why does ours suck so bad compared to this?" Not sure why, but it sure does!

I was in there that day. It’s impossible to describe the power of their performance - not just this song. The entire set was tight. LS brought that place down.

@ericcohen4613

Жыл бұрын

Was this day on the green at Oakland colosseum?

@benvenue2730

Жыл бұрын

@@ericcohen4613 Yes. Peter Frampton headlined.

@melaniejordan1199

Жыл бұрын

Daaaaaaaaaang! 🤘

@bamarag

11 ай бұрын

​@benvenue2730 how the hell did Peter Frampton follow this up?

@benvenue2730

11 ай бұрын

@@bamarag Good question. He was in an impossible situation. He even commented on it.

One of the Greatest Southern Rock Bands Ever! 3 Guitar 🎸 Army.

@jasonremy1627

Жыл бұрын

The Outlaws...

You're both right about The Devil's Rejects. Allman Brothers ' midnight rider is played in the opening when they escape the cops at their house and Free Bird is at the ending

Alan Collins guitar solo is one of the most overlooked solo. Their producer said about the whole group was so gifted they sound the same everytime they played.

@pamelahinchee8012

Жыл бұрын

I agree. It's such a Classic.

@natev1956

10 ай бұрын

Yeah Gary Rossington did that beautiful slide guitar in the beginning but he said that Allen Collins literally wrote this whole Freebird guitar solo that was all him again so sad they're all no longer with us.

Simple man by them is a must listen. Beautiful music and meaningful lyrics 💕

@steffenjonda8283

9 ай бұрын

it is the song with the best message - ever. And it is there best song.

This live performance is mind blowing. Y’all wanna really get into Skynyrd, do their song Ballad of Curtis Lowe.

@mikethemotormouth

Жыл бұрын

Cause Curtis Lowe's the finest picker to ever play the blues

@jennywilkinson5069

Жыл бұрын

🔥🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

@leonardwashington6456

Жыл бұрын

*Loew

@SpyderOne1981

Жыл бұрын

@whiteRob yup, he owned an old dobro he used to play across his knee.

@radiof00le

10 ай бұрын

I'd have to include Simple Man. Respect your point.

Growing up in the seventies was a blast. Lynyrd Skynyrd was the very concert I ever attended, October 1976. It was a magical experience.

Southern rock at its finest trash talkers let's go!!!💯🔥

Band named after the bands gym teacher Leonard Skinner

Just think…, Allen Collins was about 17 when he first created that outro guitar solo. Remarkable… And high five to Smokey for naming Tuesday’s Gone. Absolutely love that song.

The Band in that show was. Billy Powell on keys, Steve Gaines (short hair) guitar, Ronnie VanZant vocals, Gary Rossington (first slide lead) guitar, Allen Collins (end shredding solo) guitar, Leon Wilkerson bass & Artimus Pyle on drums. Sadly only Gary & Artimus are still with us. GREAT REACTION GUYS

@donsavignano4396

Жыл бұрын

Sadly most of Skynyrd members are in rock and roll heaven jamming. Gary and artimus are the only members left even though artimus is not the drummer. RIP you are gone but never forgotten.🙏😢🙏

@jenniferclick1238

8 ай бұрын

Gary Rossington passed in March 2023

The tall guitarist dressed in white was Allen Collins, he wrote the music to this classic at the age of 18.

One of the greatest live performances, but what seems to get often overlooked is that while the boys are shredding and jamming on those guitars, the drummer is absolutely pounding the crap out of those drums the whole dang time !!! Hats off to the drummer.

@OldMusicFan83

9 ай бұрын

Artemis Pile is still touring.

This song is pushing a boulder uphill then letting it drop from the top. Very proud of my Jacksonville boys and still sick over the plane crash. By the way, the pianist Billy Powell, was a roadie. They had no clue he could play like that. Incredible.

RIP Allen Collins and Steve Gaines. Two amazing guitarists.

@colleenmcclurg2010

10 ай бұрын

And now, Gary Rossington, too. Great, great band!

Freeeeeeeebirrrrrrrrdddyeahhhhhh!!!

I remember me and my friends first trip abroad with no parents, we went to Turkey and across the street from the hotel there was a shady bar with a small house band and as a goof we yelled for them to play Free Bird and they fucking did it.

@WhizzingFish12

Ай бұрын

That's a fantastic story!

Such a legendary song, I only knew 1 person that didn't like this song. Saw them a few years ago at Mohegan sun and this was the final song. During the solo the singer would put his hat on the mic and walk of stage and the backdrop would have a photo of the original members that died in the plane crash. Also free bird was at the end of the devils rejects. During the final shoot out. One more, the plane that crashed Aerosmith turned down the plane right before them because the didn't like the condition of the plane. They thought it was to much of a wreck.

@WhizzingFish12

Ай бұрын

I used to live near the plane crash site in Mississippi. They were also getting a bad vibe about the plane (it had literally shot flames out the back of the engine a couple of flights before) and one of the backup singers refused to fly on it and went with the equipment vans instead. They had decided that this was their last time to fly on it. Man, if it had only been one flight earlier. Weirdly, RVZ said he wouldn't live to 30; he died at 29, only a few weeks before his 30th bday.day.

I still get chills to this day when I hear this song. Free Bird was played at the end of Devil's Rejects. Thanks for this reaction!

When you started talking about playing in front of an energetic crowd, it makes me want to share a bit of personal history. When I was in a metal band (a lifetime ago) we went through many growth spurts. At first, we played only at one specific club that was very small, had no stage, you just set up in the corner, but it was an all ages place which was cool because it was always packed. Packed being 70 or 80 people. Those were some of the best shows because you're so close to the crowd (inches in some cases) but ultimately we wanted to grow and do certain things that required an actual stage and we wanted to move in a different direction thematically and have an R rated stage show. That took about a year of reforming the band with some new guys, creating a stage show, building props etc... but now we had no where to play. When we got into some different clubs, our very first show was ok (crowd-wise) because we hyped the hell out of it, but it took another year before word spread and we gained a following. That year was extremely tough. We had to do so much more; we had created this bizarre horror themed theatrical story to go along with our set that to play empty shows (and we played A LOT) just burned us out. I remember one show at a fairly large club, one that could handle 500 people and zero showed up. Literally, it was just girlfriends and the bartenders. Playing a show like that is hard for anyone, let alone a show that's intense and interactive. You lose energy fast on nights like that; it's like a rehearsal and a bad one at that. For the next three years... those were really fun; best years of my life! Our smallest show was 70 or 80 people, but when we played our first Halloween show, it was in front of 1500 people! The club had to turn people away. The excitement you feel is like getting a shot of adrenaline, you are pumped. It feels like you could play for 5 hours straight, but we only had a 45 minute set. Our Halloween shows were the best because we wanted to continue that Alice Cooper / White Zombie kinda vibe where we had actors on stage, Giant props, blood, slime... you name it. I guess you could throw in a little Gwar in hindsight (no crazy costumes though). That led us to playing some outdoor festivals, the kind that radio stations put on, not like an Ozzfest or anything, and those were our biggest crowds at around 5,000, but they weren't our best shows because it wasn't "our" crowd. They were fun and energetic; the more people the better, but the people there were fans of radio play rock music. That wasn't us, lol. When you play in front of a crowd (big or small) that are specifically your fans (or... fans of bands similar to you) that's special. Those were the best days. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Smokey said it best "When they (the crowd) are into it, you really try to give it all back to them at the same level". One hand feeds the other. You wouldn't exist without them; it really is magical. I don't do drugs, I never have, but if you could bottle this feeling up... I'd do a shot! 😅

What a brilliant rabbit hole to go down so many great songs

So fortunate to be able to say I saw the original Lynyrd Skynyrd in January 1976 and paid like $6 for a ticket.. it was my first concert without adult supervision...

Feel blessed to be young and in high school during this time period....things have never been the same since.

There are two things I love about the south, southern style rock and the food

@Hollywood6IX

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@guystephens2881

Жыл бұрын

and the women

This is by far the best live performance EVER!!!! The vibe they had especially during the solo…. Mind blowing!!!!!!!!!!

@markhopkins222

Жыл бұрын

Go watch Freebird Knebworth 76 kzread.info/dash/bejne/qKFrxM2PqKW-lKQ.html

Honestly one of the best live performances ever! I’m a huge fan though, but The Hunt, Ballad of Curtis Lowe, Gimme back my bullets, The Breeze…. Soooo many great songs by such an incredible band 🙌🖤

Haven't seen this performance of this in forever. That piano solo is f'n FIRE!

Ronnie Van Zant's younger brother Johnny is the lead singer now.

“God I wish I was there!” Hell yes, you and everyone else who sees the live version.

If I'm not mistaken, Billy Powell was on the road crew for years, and when they found out he could play piano, they were like "you're in the band now"...

@bradconrad936

Жыл бұрын

True story

It's funny that their first album is called the pronounced album because they gave the pronunciation for it on the front of the album cover laugh. And it was actually named after their gym teacher. He later recalled that they were kind of fuck ups but that in reality he really liked them a lot. He was good natured about it when he was interviewed later.

@guystephens2881

Жыл бұрын

they had a pic of his real estate sign inside nothin fancy album . nobody thought to blur out actually blur out phone number. lots of fans called

@stevedahlberg8680

Жыл бұрын

@@guystephens2881 Oh my, that's hilarious. You have such an interesting name I can't help but ask you, you are not by chance my old music buddy from Lawrence, that played drums in the Homestead Grays and Tenderloin and others?

lynyrd skynyrd ahve ( have ) always the one band in heart. damn i still remember my school friend transform they music to c cassette.thanx guys great reaction and have wonderful weekend. see this band live in kuopio finland long time ago and it was one of the concert i always gonna remember.

Thanks for the upload and reaction. One of the greatest live performances ever.

“Working for MCA” at Knebworth in 1976 is another great live one from them.

@WhizzingFish12

Ай бұрын

And T for Texas also! FANTASTIC guitar work.

THIS song is known as a GR8 intro, & VERY long guitar 🎸 solos in the ending that most radio 📻 stations Won't play the whole original It's cut out for radio edit / play " DEUCES! " ✌🏻😸✌🏻

FREEBIRD!! Happy Friday boys.

There was a time where people used that flag just to signal that they were rebels at heart. Not in the sense that they followed the confederacy, just that they didn't follow the rules. There's rappers who've worn it too (Andre 3000 in the "Ms Jackson" video for example). And Skynyrd stopped flying it when a group of fans made it known they didn't like it. Incidentally in 79 the members of Skynyrd were involved in a plane crash. Their singer Ronnie Van Zant, guitarist Steve Gaines, backup singer Cassie Gaines and I think 1 other member were killed. They tour today with a few surviving members and Ronnie's younger brother Johnny singing. Their other brother Donnie sings for .38 Special. I've heard it said that Johnny had to leave the stage the first time he sang Free Bird as it was too emotional and the crowd sang the rest

@matthewdrake4385

Жыл бұрын

The year of the Skynyrd crash was 77, not 79.

@Priasbcbeist

10 ай бұрын

Yeah it was simply southern pride but now everything gets spun into evil

Love the reactions guys They are from Jacksonville Florida not Alabama

I love your reactions! I’m humbled to see young men enjoying this. The best of the best my friend. I enjoyed watching you and your reaction . Ty

@Hollywood6IX

28 күн бұрын

🙏🙏🙏

This live version is awesome from festival called Day on the Green in Oakland California. Also on the bill was Peter Frampton, Santana, Outlaws.

@matthewdrake4385

Жыл бұрын

Wasn't Stones on the bill too?

@kennethnilssen3351

Жыл бұрын

I was there to

These guys were like that every performance Ronnie VanZant was the nucleus and the glue that made this all work. There will never be another band like this.

Lynyrs Skynryd name originated from their high school gym teacher, Leonard Skinner. He made them cut their hair if it was too long. The Rebel Battleflag shown was used at that time by their record label, MCA. They were considered a 'Southern Rock Band.' They were from Jacksonville, Florida.

Since the plane cash, 3 more on that stage have died. Ronnie's brother Johnny currently fills in on vocals and does a great job. The only original member who is still alive is Gary Rossington. Some consider Ricky Medlocke an original member also. Rickey is one of their current lead guitarist. He started with the band in the early days and actually recorded some songs with them before he left to form his own band. Blackfoot. One of my top 3 favorite bands of all time. Their catalog is deep and quite frankly amazing. They probably have a dozen song I like more than Freebird...

@spike3082

Жыл бұрын

Rickey is on the Muscle Shoals Sessions recording as a session musician but he turned it down to form Blackfoot as you mentioned

......this is truly one of the best live performances ever captured on video and audio !!! Another great live album is 'Full House' by the J. Geils Band recorded at a club in Detroit in the early 70's. Every track is a winner especially the harmonica solo called 'Whammer Jammer' by their harp player Magic Dick !!! 🤯

I was lucky to have seen them in concert. When they got to the instrumental part, the crowd leapt to their feet.

more talent on that stage that day than all the rappers combined over the last 30 years. They was the real deal

Morning guys. That would be Gary Rossington on lead guitar. My daughter is named Tashauna which is a song on a Rossington Collins Album, a band formed after the TRAGIC END of Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Hey guys, great reaction! I work for Live Nation and the last time Skynyrd was in concert,a few years ago, the put Ronnie's hat on a stand as a memorial. It was pretty awesome! Keep up the great work!

Saw you guys make eyes at the rebel flag but you have to remember this was 40+ years ago when people saw it as a sign of Southern hospitality. Many Southern black people flew and loved the flag back then too - it wasn't seen as racist - it was just a Southern thing. No the boys in the band were not racist in any way, please just put that out of your heads. Great reaction guys. Thanks for the fun.

@truther4life

Жыл бұрын

The whole WORLD is about to find this TRUTH!! Along with tons of other ATROCITIES!!!!

@jangles1839

Жыл бұрын

Heritage not hate. I'm not racist whatsoever and I have nothing wrong with what the flag means to (most) southerners. I have more of an issue with what some still believe what it stands for.

@Sully2001

Жыл бұрын

@@jangles1839 one country, one flag. I’m here to enjoy the music but the fact is that flag has a meaning and that’s in changeable. Just cause it’s someone’s heritage doesn’t make it better or more tolerable. German’s can’t pull that card with the Nazi flag.

@youtubebannedme4207

Жыл бұрын

@@Sully2001 you have no clue what that flag stands for. what you dont realise is that flag never stood for hate. people like you want to make it about hate. if you drive through the south now they're flaying everywhere as the guy above said even black people have them. it's a sign of pride of where you're from and your heritage. you're not from here so you wouldnt understand. talking about 1 country 1 flag when every state has a flag of it's own. I'll fly one till the say I die. regardless of how white guilt ridden individuals such as yourself feel about it.

@Sully2001

Жыл бұрын

@@youtubebannedme4207 It’s not white guilt, it’s just a fact. I’m in school to become a History major and regardless how people down south feel about it that flag is a direct reminder of what the South’s ideals were and shows the sentiments that many, not all, but many have with those goals and ideals. I fucking love Skynyrd and I don’t let it stop me from loving their music, but the rebel flag is that of a failed succeeding state that thrived because of and approved slavery, so why shouldn’t I be able to disapprove of it?

Leonard Skinner was the band's old gym teacher and they made their name off of his name as a jab. The name also appears in a novelty song called Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh.

Thanks guys!!! You just reacted to one of unc s alltime favs. Being a kid in 70s was cool. Peace.

That magical energy you referred to is called Synergy. Great reaction, thanks.

The story of how they got their name is pretty epic, it's a little long but cool

Yep. This is the music I grew up listening to. Can't believe there are still people who haven't heard this.

Love this song, but don't listen to it much anymore. It was played at my friend's funeral back in high school so it has painful memories for me. Such a great song and band though!

The Ballad of Curtis Loew is a must-listen.

I grew up with Lynyrd Skynyrd as many of your other viewers have and think that you have produced a Great reaction video as always!

The summer of 1977. I was 16, like many of the people in that crowd. By then, I was already a big Skynyrd fan. The Skynyrd memorabilia wall in my home thanks you for reacting to this.

When I was 19, one of my good friends died and his parents put part of the lyrics to Freebird on his headstone cuz this was his favorite song. I'm 57 almost 58. R.I.P. to my friend Brad. R.I.P. to Ronnie, Steve, Cassie, Allen, Billy, and the Mad Hatter.

This was filmed at a "Day on the Green" concert at the Oakland Coliseum in California (then the home of the Oakland A's and the Raiders). Incredible music aside, I grew up in California during that time and it reminds me just how much I miss California girls of the 1970s...

@coachstubudgell1242

Жыл бұрын

It just shows the young folks that their Grandparents were far cooler than they are.😉

You guys need to watch the Documentary Muscle Shoals…. Lots of great music came out of a tiny town in North Alabama. Including this song !

@fatbottombiker3038

Жыл бұрын

I learned a lot by watching that I never knew and I am from Alabama!

I was there at this concert. They also had Peter Frampton, Santana, and the Outlaws. I will never forget it...

I've watched my son & his bud RIP THAT SOLO on Guitar Hero. And I tell you... I LOVED IT, ol' Hippie Me! Besides,.I'm the child who left "home"... I'm a Freebirdddddddddddd YEAH! Always & FOREVER.... Lynyrd Skynyrd Never Forgotten

Short story short: the band got their name from their high school gym teacher who was against guys with long hair. Keep in mind that was in the 60s, so probably around the time the Beatles were big and had the Mop top hairstyle. The teacher's name was Leonard Skinner. So that's how they got the name. The band was formed in Jacksonville FL, roughly 90 mins away from where I'm from.

I've seen them 3 times. Also this is what most concerts were like in the 70s

Saw Skynyrd last week! Greatest concert of my life. Johnny Van Zandt and Ricky Medlock did full justice to to 70s version of the band.

That transition was awesome that crowd was insane

Great reaction again.. I seen 'em 3 times .. Rock on..Jax Fla rocks..

Pure fucking music. No autotune needed.

My oldest brother was a lead guitarist and I remember watching him put himself through so much pain training his fingers to take all that playing, I seen him play for an extended amount of time, then he'd put his fingers in ice water to numb the pain and do it all over again to create the callouses so it wouldn't hurt anymore, crazy technique, but it worked for him.

No cell phones. Everyone engaged!!!!! Love it!

I was at that concert, it was fantastic. I've forgotten the other bands that played. Heart might have opened for them, but I have been to so many of them, can't keep track. Those were the days. We'd wear a tank or bathing suit top, short shorts or hip huggers and party like crazy getting tons of exercise from dancing. I don't remember any big problems ever at these concerts. People were just in a good mood..Lynard Skynard were top of the charts, awesome.

I would have loved to be there for that show, but I was just a little kid in the 70's, but man that must have been awesome.

hardest song on guitar hero/ rock band next to dragon force "through the fire and flames"

I was at this concert in 1977, 3 months before the plane crash.

I've seen them twice and they were absolutely freaking AMAZING!!

Morning y'all! Man,such a great great song! RIP to them guys that died in the plane crash! Such an awesome band! (And ya Hollywood..this is the song at the end of devil's rejects🙂). Thanks guys!❤️🤓

Learned this song on drums playing for my red neck uncles age 10. Little did I know how fortunate I was to hear such an iconic riff. I know every note by ear but could never replicate that on the guitar. Such fire, still gets me amped everytime.

My 8 millionth time hearing it since the 70's. Still awesome! Skynard!

Lynyrd Skynyrd was a high school coach at the high school at Robert Lee high school in Jacksonville Florida. They marked his name for the band.

Lord luvs flippin ducks your finally doin one of the most iconic rock songs of all time !!!!! Thank God we actually get to see this on video. You can find a video Of more of the stage Then audience. Cheers

it was an *AMAZING* day..they were the opening act ..rest of the bill were both of the Winters' brothers bands.... end of the day was all of them just jammin'

Mannn how great to grow up in this time.. was 12 when they played this live in Philly FOR FREE!!! Not when they are playing now.. But damn.. what a great time to grow up

Loved them back in the 70s. Bought my first album by them and then they died. RIP

A Legendary Group...I Saw Them Several Times...The Last Time I Saw Them,, They Would Go On To Do 1 More Show & Then Unfortunately They Had The Plane Crash...R.I.P.🙏❤

yes it was played at the end of the movie and lasted about 10 min.💚🎸 this was a few months before their plane crash.

It was freebird at the end of devils reject. They stood up in the car and got shot up

One of the most talented bands ever to walk the planet rest in peace all you members that are dead I miss you and hind your music always has a special place in my heart I wish that crash would have ever happened cuz you would have became the biggest band in the world

Waww great reaction thanks for shared 👍

I saw the same show the same concert, the same tour in Anaheim angels stadium shortly after this concert. Of course it was one of the greatest nights of my life. I was a big fan. That day we saw Foreigner, then REO Speedwagon, Ted Nugent, and as the sun was going down, Lynyrd Skynyrd came out, what a great night. It was great being 21 in 1977. I also saw Led Zeppelin that year for the second time

If you haven’t listened to it before, your next southern rock reaction should be to Green Grass and High Tides by The Outlaws.

How was this even humanly possible? 😮 Mind. Blown.

Fun Fact : the opening line of freebird is actually a question Allen Collins wife ask him once before she died.

@edb6690

5 ай бұрын

No, it was his girlfriend in high school, I think he was 17 and it was what gave him the idea to create the outro guitar solo. And he did not marry her.

The lead singer that sings the Lynard Skynard song is Jonny Vanzant the brother of the original lead singer that passed away on October 20,1977 the day I turned 5 years old