Great reaction! Prince is honestly the greatest musician that ever walked the earth! Please react to "All the critics love you in Montreaux" Trust me, guys. Its a fucking amazing performance by Prince
@stevenbailey916
25 күн бұрын
All The Critics Love You In Montreaux has been removed but it blew me away too! Nobody can ever follow this man - for his inventiveness alone! And that video proved it above them all! Pure genius!
@hayesboy24813 ай бұрын
Once in a generation artist. Not sure we will see the like again. The musician's musician.
@zazagirl33733 ай бұрын
Someones gotta show them Prince's dance moves now. Maybe if i was your girlfriend next? or housequake?
@phunkidruma3 ай бұрын
NOBODY could make a guitar cry like prince. Tears of Shred.
@wilcostafkap45653 ай бұрын
This is why Prince is the best 💜🇱🇺
@clumsystiggy3 ай бұрын
this performance is absolutely mental & it's crazy seeing my upload shared so much
@xavierlogistics4057
3 ай бұрын
Carlos eletey would appreciate his credit
@missy6523 ай бұрын
This song is a rendition of the slow old slave code song that used to be sung in many black churches long ago, maybe still. Only Prince can remake it as he did.
@tye88763 ай бұрын
Love this performance. So glad to see someone react to it. Another one of my favorites is his performance of Cream Live at Webster Hall. Just him, his guitar, and the audience. Charisma, charm, talent, showmanship, these words do not do him justice. RIP sweet Prince, the G.O.A.T.
@eriksvideos602225 күн бұрын
The best microcosm of everything great about Prince: soulful vocals, shredding guitar, passion, showmanship, style, band leadership, orchestration, crowd interaction, dramatic exit, and a singular performance that integrates so many different instruments and styles. I will never get tired of it.
@danielcowan8673
11 күн бұрын
well said
@K.C.BLOODJAW5623 ай бұрын
React to America by prince live 85 i love this performance it shows u a great performance he is
@nancy9891
3 ай бұрын
Prince was a true inspiration to the musical world. A killer falsetto that mesmerized us all. He is sorely missed on the rock/ pop scene. Prince’s personally designed guitar amazing.
@franksvenfilme3 ай бұрын
The Prince version from creep is outstanding...
@JJlovesPrince3 ай бұрын
I’m so happy that you enjoyed this performance! Thanks for reacting to it 💜💜💜
@robsorenson683 ай бұрын
There was only one. The loss can never be properly described.
@lynnwalters4801
3 ай бұрын
I still cry💜 Definitely ONE OF A KIND.
@wandamanning919823 күн бұрын
What a great reaction. You guys knew when to enjoy and when to watch the performance. Excellent. I would love to see you react to Prince's EMPTY ROOM. Terrific guitar playing!!!
@darrenmcclean51993 ай бұрын
Thanks, more Prince please 💜
@BrendaNelson-ll4lsАй бұрын
Absolutely my favorite performance by Prince. RIP. 💜🔥
@sampson31213 ай бұрын
I like you two. Keep up the great Prince reactions. Can you react to Prince -America- Live in Paris. Thanks
@eriksvideos602225 күн бұрын
The lyric at the end -- "just like Richie" -- was a reference to Richie Havens who sang "Motherless Child" at Woodstock.
@lesal.1373Ай бұрын
Love your reacts! You can feel the build on this one! My favorite track from the Septimo concert from Spain.
@OlleStahlberg2 ай бұрын
See "Prettyman" from same show. FFFoooNNNkkkEEE👌🏾😎
@patrickdoake60223 ай бұрын
A great guitarist wish he had played it more often, up there with musical greats
@falkylittlefalky74453 ай бұрын
I love you're reactions always top of my list!!! But thank you thank you thank you for this reaction as I also LOVE this track ❤
@genojohnson40703 ай бұрын
Hi you to are great to watch Price has some much music and his live shows are the best heres a prince gem for you THE MORNING PAPER it really shows his range,keep up the good work thanks.
@user-zl8yx5gh3r3 ай бұрын
Great video enjoy your day
@endorphinzz2 ай бұрын
You guys need to react to Prince and 3rdEyeGirl "Chaos And Disorder" (live version).
@garykosi3 ай бұрын
I'm surprised that you haven't reacted to Prince Super bowl performance
@csprings7126 күн бұрын
Prince is a God
@Kickinthescience3 ай бұрын
Do Prince-Little Red Corvette official music video
@SpikeSpiegelARG3 ай бұрын
El mejor de todos ❤❤
@Joyinrepetition583 ай бұрын
Subscribed!!! One of my favourite Prince performances. And not even one of his songs. Great reaction.
@lydiecoppens736725 күн бұрын
🙏💜🙏
@godznmceez37573 ай бұрын
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do a reaction to Prince's song "HABIBI"? You will not be disappointed! Thank you😊
@Makaveli683 ай бұрын
React to question of u live 2004 please it’s 🔥
@Helios6013 ай бұрын
God in action
@rhondaturner94943 ай бұрын
So, I've been thinking about whether or not I should have posted what I did - was I doing it just to start gossip, and... no, that's not it. Prince always said that he didn't need to tell the media his story because his "biographhy, if you will, was already written in his lyrics. Every song, every performance had meaning to him - the emotion drove the music as much as his music drove our emotions. For instance, I've always thought that the crazy-strong emotions he gave us via his Montreaux 2009 performance of "Purple Rain," came from his reaction to Michael Jackson's death. I'm sure it wasn't the only thing, but I've heard from several sources that, after MJ's death, Prince stopped rehearsals for the upcoming gig in Montreaux and locked himself in his room to grieve... and most people think he hated Michael, but I think that kind of shows that he absolutely didn't. After reading Mayte's book, at the point when he bought her a house in Spain (and I'm pretty sure this performance was in Spain) that they were both still struggling with their pain - so when I watch it, I feel so deeply for both of them and I believe that is at least partially where the passion in this concert (there was more than one song) came from, and that was all I was getting at. I was not trying to be disrespectful - I adore Prince (pun maybe intended here - "Adore" would be another great song to listen to...;-). Hopefully I've cleared that up and we can let it go now...
@creditorclass65133 ай бұрын
Wait, didn't his mom actually kick him out at 12?. He went to his Old Man's apartment and he threw him out at 13? 14?. Finally he ended up at Andre Andersons house until he signed with Warner Brothers.
@rhondaturner94943 ай бұрын
I think this performance happened only a short while after he and Mayte lost their son (and maybe after her subsequent miscarriage?) and that''s where a lot of the emotion came from. He was in a heck of a lot of pain...
@missy652
3 ай бұрын
Please stop with the speculation. Prince never spoke a public word about that event in their lives, only she did continuously creating falsehoods as we now know. Enjoy his legacy.
@rhondaturner9494
3 ай бұрын
@@missy652 I actually wasn’t going to reply, because I don’t one on here to argue, but I do want to let you know that I wasn’t being disrespectful- my heart broke for the two of them … but, you might be right, maybe this is also not the platform for that kind of discussion. I’ll think on it. In the meantime thanks for the response and have a great day 😊
@missy652
3 ай бұрын
@@rhondaturner9494 No argument whatsoever. That time in his life, he was going through stuff unrelated and I knew of it and it caught me off guard. Nothing you did at all. Peace.
@enriqueelpiquemedina266525 күн бұрын
Sorry dude....did u leave your rhythm in da car? Wack reaction videos have taken a new turn! DAMN!!!!
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Great reaction! Prince is honestly the greatest musician that ever walked the earth! Please react to "All the critics love you in Montreaux" Trust me, guys. Its a fucking amazing performance by Prince
@stevenbailey916
25 күн бұрын
All The Critics Love You In Montreaux has been removed but it blew me away too! Nobody can ever follow this man - for his inventiveness alone! And that video proved it above them all! Pure genius!
Once in a generation artist. Not sure we will see the like again. The musician's musician.
Someones gotta show them Prince's dance moves now. Maybe if i was your girlfriend next? or housequake?
NOBODY could make a guitar cry like prince. Tears of Shred.
This is why Prince is the best 💜🇱🇺
this performance is absolutely mental & it's crazy seeing my upload shared so much
@xavierlogistics4057
3 ай бұрын
Carlos eletey would appreciate his credit
This song is a rendition of the slow old slave code song that used to be sung in many black churches long ago, maybe still. Only Prince can remake it as he did.
Love this performance. So glad to see someone react to it. Another one of my favorites is his performance of Cream Live at Webster Hall. Just him, his guitar, and the audience. Charisma, charm, talent, showmanship, these words do not do him justice. RIP sweet Prince, the G.O.A.T.
The best microcosm of everything great about Prince: soulful vocals, shredding guitar, passion, showmanship, style, band leadership, orchestration, crowd interaction, dramatic exit, and a singular performance that integrates so many different instruments and styles. I will never get tired of it.
@danielcowan8673
11 күн бұрын
well said
React to America by prince live 85 i love this performance it shows u a great performance he is
@nancy9891
3 ай бұрын
Prince was a true inspiration to the musical world. A killer falsetto that mesmerized us all. He is sorely missed on the rock/ pop scene. Prince’s personally designed guitar amazing.
The Prince version from creep is outstanding...
I’m so happy that you enjoyed this performance! Thanks for reacting to it 💜💜💜
There was only one. The loss can never be properly described.
@lynnwalters4801
3 ай бұрын
I still cry💜 Definitely ONE OF A KIND.
What a great reaction. You guys knew when to enjoy and when to watch the performance. Excellent. I would love to see you react to Prince's EMPTY ROOM. Terrific guitar playing!!!
Thanks, more Prince please 💜
Absolutely my favorite performance by Prince. RIP. 💜🔥
I like you two. Keep up the great Prince reactions. Can you react to Prince -America- Live in Paris. Thanks
The lyric at the end -- "just like Richie" -- was a reference to Richie Havens who sang "Motherless Child" at Woodstock.
Love your reacts! You can feel the build on this one! My favorite track from the Septimo concert from Spain.
See "Prettyman" from same show. FFFoooNNNkkkEEE👌🏾😎
A great guitarist wish he had played it more often, up there with musical greats
I love you're reactions always top of my list!!! But thank you thank you thank you for this reaction as I also LOVE this track ❤
Hi you to are great to watch Price has some much music and his live shows are the best heres a prince gem for you THE MORNING PAPER it really shows his range,keep up the good work thanks.
Great video enjoy your day
You guys need to react to Prince and 3rdEyeGirl "Chaos And Disorder" (live version).
I'm surprised that you haven't reacted to Prince Super bowl performance
Prince is a God
Do Prince-Little Red Corvette official music video
El mejor de todos ❤❤
Subscribed!!! One of my favourite Prince performances. And not even one of his songs. Great reaction.
🙏💜🙏
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do a reaction to Prince's song "HABIBI"? You will not be disappointed! Thank you😊
React to question of u live 2004 please it’s 🔥
God in action
So, I've been thinking about whether or not I should have posted what I did - was I doing it just to start gossip, and... no, that's not it. Prince always said that he didn't need to tell the media his story because his "biographhy, if you will, was already written in his lyrics. Every song, every performance had meaning to him - the emotion drove the music as much as his music drove our emotions. For instance, I've always thought that the crazy-strong emotions he gave us via his Montreaux 2009 performance of "Purple Rain," came from his reaction to Michael Jackson's death. I'm sure it wasn't the only thing, but I've heard from several sources that, after MJ's death, Prince stopped rehearsals for the upcoming gig in Montreaux and locked himself in his room to grieve... and most people think he hated Michael, but I think that kind of shows that he absolutely didn't. After reading Mayte's book, at the point when he bought her a house in Spain (and I'm pretty sure this performance was in Spain) that they were both still struggling with their pain - so when I watch it, I feel so deeply for both of them and I believe that is at least partially where the passion in this concert (there was more than one song) came from, and that was all I was getting at. I was not trying to be disrespectful - I adore Prince (pun maybe intended here - "Adore" would be another great song to listen to...;-). Hopefully I've cleared that up and we can let it go now...
Wait, didn't his mom actually kick him out at 12?. He went to his Old Man's apartment and he threw him out at 13? 14?. Finally he ended up at Andre Andersons house until he signed with Warner Brothers.
I think this performance happened only a short while after he and Mayte lost their son (and maybe after her subsequent miscarriage?) and that''s where a lot of the emotion came from. He was in a heck of a lot of pain...
@missy652
3 ай бұрын
Please stop with the speculation. Prince never spoke a public word about that event in their lives, only she did continuously creating falsehoods as we now know. Enjoy his legacy.
@rhondaturner9494
3 ай бұрын
@@missy652 I actually wasn’t going to reply, because I don’t one on here to argue, but I do want to let you know that I wasn’t being disrespectful- my heart broke for the two of them … but, you might be right, maybe this is also not the platform for that kind of discussion. I’ll think on it. In the meantime thanks for the response and have a great day 😊
@missy652
3 ай бұрын
@@rhondaturner9494 No argument whatsoever. That time in his life, he was going through stuff unrelated and I knew of it and it caught me off guard. Nothing you did at all. Peace.
Sorry dude....did u leave your rhythm in da car? Wack reaction videos have taken a new turn! DAMN!!!!
Prince - endorphine machine