Love Ur videos and love you guys it's a BANGER 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️💕
@I.G.S.A.N.A.G.M3 күн бұрын
Rocky 5 has the best inspirational thing in the franchise.
@jamesreagle2453 күн бұрын
The elite want us to be divided and then they enslave us all
@tanyaweathersby93933 күн бұрын
❤
@TaliaIGhul4 күн бұрын
That speech threw down harder bombs than any jab he delivered to Ivan Drago because it's the truth.
@brianvigneau20746 күн бұрын
4 and 3 and 2 and 1... pull out my jammy all the biotches run up the stairs straight to my bed! The other girl goes out as another comes in
@justtrust4267 күн бұрын
I hope you young men when you get a little older revisit this song. Oh also, Michael Jackson was inspired by James Brown and Mr. Sammy Davis Jr.
@greggself42798 күн бұрын
This guy put black people on the map. Show some respect
@peterpagliaro18359 күн бұрын
"The Stroll" bro! I was born that year. ha! Oh ya.; by the "Diamonds" (ie original)
@beautytrue133417 күн бұрын
Your doing great keep up the good work.
@danieldonohue872518 күн бұрын
Your son is adorable. And I was born in 1970. ✌️❤️
@handsomerobnj19 күн бұрын
Bruh those pushups, thought I was stuck in a loop! You're gonna be carved out of wood by next summer, get excited.
@jonathanpatterson455819 күн бұрын
love you jake.
@svendeitenbach696719 күн бұрын
I find the part with the pointing fingers particularly important in times of social media
@juandelrio320619 күн бұрын
You are right that it makes you cry. I'm already crying every time I hear this great song and it's been going on for the past forty years.
@dahveed7220 күн бұрын
FYI: If you write a song about not caring it means you actually do care.
@angelanye756622 күн бұрын
Sometimes what we see as our worst mistakes are our biggest blessing
@jet07son23 күн бұрын
your right its actually a mix between rock and rap , the beastie boys started out as punk rockers turned rap
@markyates111624 күн бұрын
Old school badass!
@johnearly209026 күн бұрын
I love seeing young folks discovering the GOATS we came up on, BUT. I know even though you’re hearing the bars, the metaphors are going over your head. For example, he says "I nominated my DJ for president" on their first album there is a track titled Eric B. for president. Next, he says, "So pucker up and whistle My Melody" My melody is also a track from this same album, and it starts off with a whistle. Next, he drops "Before you know it you're following a fiend" The song he's best known for "Microphone Fiend" comes from their next album follow the leader. Rakim says, "put it in your pocket for later cause I’m moving the crowd and B a record fader" Move the crowd is also a track off the paid in Full album. I love watching you guys because history is being passed down but know you can’t get what we got out of this era because what made some of the bars so tight were the metaphors that we caught in real time. Keep digging and keep learning
@marionotto490226 күн бұрын
The "stunned woman" in the audience in Mama Cass of the Mamas and the Papas.
@davidmullens756526 күн бұрын
How can neither of the two not be able to pronounce Monterey or Janis.....
@mimiv308827 күн бұрын
There was NO auto tune back then. Janis sang her soul out with all the pain in her heart. Just her and a plain old fashioned microphone. This is all Blues. Sang the way it was supposed to be. Problem today is all the singers can't sing without auto tune. It's just sad. To sing like Janis did took talent. Something that's lacking in most singers nowadays. Rest in peace Janis ❤
@dennisgregory997027 күн бұрын
These two cats don’t know what time it is! Sammy!
@timp71028 күн бұрын
mario caldato jr
@chuckhole29 күн бұрын
The song title is "The Stroll", written by Clyde Otis, performed by The Diamonds, a Canadian group, and released in late 1957. The dance is also called "The Stroll". The TV show was called "Seventeen" and was competing for popularity with Dick Clark's American Bandstand TV show at the time.
@skillman7229 күн бұрын
13-14 years old when this dropped. I remember walking the streets of Hamilton Ontario with this blaring on my ghetto blaster. I thought I was the shit. Great memories. Beauties still rule!
@adancer359229 күн бұрын
Her career was only 4 years long, and we are still talking about Her . This performance was the moment she became a super star 🌟
@fantasyguru26Ай бұрын
The song title is "Would I Lie To You" and its a classic.
@stevenalexander403Ай бұрын
G'day it's Steven from down under This was Madonna's first concert tour in the US circa 1985. ALL HAIL THE QUEEN OF POP!
@kevinhamilton7541Ай бұрын
Professor booty is a great song
@mattturner5750Ай бұрын
2024 could use some BOOM-BAP!
@OrangeMonkey2112Ай бұрын
You got city woman, red neck woman, ghetto woman, boy girl woman lol...
@GregPiper-tz6oiАй бұрын
Great band, great performance, glad you guys liked it. Tull is on another level.
@ChrisC-te1gpАй бұрын
This song cost my buddy 2 6 by 9 speakers when the beat dropped.... Confetti in one note lol
@crupert23225Ай бұрын
Fix the title. WOULD I Lie to You.
@kidwyckedАй бұрын
Shame on ya’ll! This is sad…go trade some sneakers, boys.
@blakkwolfblakkwolfАй бұрын
If its in a movie you're thinking of days of our lives in set it off
@freudzwetdreamАй бұрын
The best music reaction of all time, was Mama Cass's at this concert. Unbelievable.
@P_J_A_EАй бұрын
Steel guitar is what you hear on the SpongeBob cartoons 😂
@poncandn1Ай бұрын
Honest reaction thank you young men!
@MichaelLesesneАй бұрын
Hey Key, I'm a certified PT. Some free advice about getting in shape, one of the best things you can do to lose body fat and manage body weight is what's called steady-state cardio--i.e., walking. Try to walk at a decent pace for 30-45 min 4-5 times a week. More is better. You've heard about 10,000 steps? I would say start out walking what you can, then aim for 10-15 K steps every day. You'll be a lean, mean, machine bro!
@MichaelLesesneАй бұрын
Shave your beard down man. It'll bring out your handsomeness. No diddy!
@MvtobeboАй бұрын
This is the actual group but I believe it was remade with different audio.
@andycovel9521Ай бұрын
We work hard and play harder!!! We love all good hearted people and don't judge on race, religion or sexual preferences just be a good human and come have fun
@richardherbst8081Ай бұрын
Diet is key. Try fresh spinach with chicken and lots of fruit. Every journey starts with a first step so keep steppin. Good luck!
@DFerrante-nz6skАй бұрын
Old School classic🎉😊
@TeardehawkeeАй бұрын
RIP.....MCA!
@jonathanpatterson4558Ай бұрын
love you jake.
@raymondkeylowАй бұрын
Love fr💙
@jonathanpatterson4558Ай бұрын
@@raymondkeylow ❤❤❤❤
@pigglepower7794Ай бұрын
Here's my suggestion. I know you might think that the most important part is watching you react to music you haven't heard before and that is a factor. However, if you look through your comments, it's far more about what you say and think about the song. That is the majority of what people are looking for, to share their favorite songs with you and get your take on what it means and how you view it. So why not look at Justin Hawkins channel and his format which barely has any of the actual music. Nearly everyone watching has heard a given song soooo many times already. If you listened to 5 rolling stones songs and talk about them in context of each other, that's something fans of those bands want to hear. I remember watching your reaction to Tom Petty's Two Gunslingers and how you were letdown in some ways and even questioned his singing. I understood it completely. That was my first reaction to Tom Petty, I thought he had a nasally voice. But, I think that's an example of an opportunity to listen to a bit more than a deep cut and see what it is that people like about him. It's at that point that you begin to connect with his fans on something about his music. I could tell you had to edit out the stuff that wasn't positive! haha. But, why? Just say what you are thinking, move on to the next and see the whole picture. Maybe you still dislike it? That's fine, but you probably get all the tom petty fans listening to your thoughts and engaging.
@pigglepower7794Ай бұрын
A good example is I never heard of Angelina Jordan before, but you introduced me to her music. Listen to the song Feeling Alright by Joe Cocker covered in the late 60s and then listen you her song Our Time again. Very different voices, but the music and cadence is similar, I'd not be surprised if she was influenced by his music. Update -> So I google it and what do you know, she's covering Unchained M y Heart, a song that both Joe Cocker and Ray Charles did amazing covers of. Her version is closer to Joe Cocker's version, but see how that works? Vibes that you like today are often coming from music that's older than you. She also covered Always on My Mind which is old as well. She's clearly influenced by music that is far older than she is. Maybe that's a good angle for the channel is to start drawing lines from influences to the current music, because it's all there. Discovery is a big part of what you are doing.
@pigglepower7794Ай бұрын
Sorry, last reply. A good approach to music selection would probably be for you to look for songs that were reacted to by other youtubers long ago and are still up. Lots of Joe Cocker reactions that are still up, so it must not be getting flagged and removed. That would allow you to avoid wasting as much time.
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Love Ur videos and love you guys it's a BANGER 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️💕
Rocky 5 has the best inspirational thing in the franchise.
The elite want us to be divided and then they enslave us all
❤
That speech threw down harder bombs than any jab he delivered to Ivan Drago because it's the truth.
4 and 3 and 2 and 1... pull out my jammy all the biotches run up the stairs straight to my bed! The other girl goes out as another comes in
I hope you young men when you get a little older revisit this song. Oh also, Michael Jackson was inspired by James Brown and Mr. Sammy Davis Jr.
This guy put black people on the map. Show some respect
"The Stroll" bro! I was born that year. ha! Oh ya.; by the "Diamonds" (ie original)
Your doing great keep up the good work.
Your son is adorable. And I was born in 1970. ✌️❤️
Bruh those pushups, thought I was stuck in a loop! You're gonna be carved out of wood by next summer, get excited.
love you jake.
I find the part with the pointing fingers particularly important in times of social media
You are right that it makes you cry. I'm already crying every time I hear this great song and it's been going on for the past forty years.
FYI: If you write a song about not caring it means you actually do care.
Sometimes what we see as our worst mistakes are our biggest blessing
your right its actually a mix between rock and rap , the beastie boys started out as punk rockers turned rap
Old school badass!
I love seeing young folks discovering the GOATS we came up on, BUT. I know even though you’re hearing the bars, the metaphors are going over your head. For example, he says "I nominated my DJ for president" on their first album there is a track titled Eric B. for president. Next, he says, "So pucker up and whistle My Melody" My melody is also a track from this same album, and it starts off with a whistle. Next, he drops "Before you know it you're following a fiend" The song he's best known for "Microphone Fiend" comes from their next album follow the leader. Rakim says, "put it in your pocket for later cause I’m moving the crowd and B a record fader" Move the crowd is also a track off the paid in Full album. I love watching you guys because history is being passed down but know you can’t get what we got out of this era because what made some of the bars so tight were the metaphors that we caught in real time. Keep digging and keep learning
The "stunned woman" in the audience in Mama Cass of the Mamas and the Papas.
How can neither of the two not be able to pronounce Monterey or Janis.....
There was NO auto tune back then. Janis sang her soul out with all the pain in her heart. Just her and a plain old fashioned microphone. This is all Blues. Sang the way it was supposed to be. Problem today is all the singers can't sing without auto tune. It's just sad. To sing like Janis did took talent. Something that's lacking in most singers nowadays. Rest in peace Janis ❤
These two cats don’t know what time it is! Sammy!
mario caldato jr
The song title is "The Stroll", written by Clyde Otis, performed by The Diamonds, a Canadian group, and released in late 1957. The dance is also called "The Stroll". The TV show was called "Seventeen" and was competing for popularity with Dick Clark's American Bandstand TV show at the time.
13-14 years old when this dropped. I remember walking the streets of Hamilton Ontario with this blaring on my ghetto blaster. I thought I was the shit. Great memories. Beauties still rule!
Her career was only 4 years long, and we are still talking about Her . This performance was the moment she became a super star 🌟
The song title is "Would I Lie To You" and its a classic.
G'day it's Steven from down under This was Madonna's first concert tour in the US circa 1985. ALL HAIL THE QUEEN OF POP!
Professor booty is a great song
2024 could use some BOOM-BAP!
You got city woman, red neck woman, ghetto woman, boy girl woman lol...
Great band, great performance, glad you guys liked it. Tull is on another level.
This song cost my buddy 2 6 by 9 speakers when the beat dropped.... Confetti in one note lol
Fix the title. WOULD I Lie to You.
Shame on ya’ll! This is sad…go trade some sneakers, boys.
If its in a movie you're thinking of days of our lives in set it off
The best music reaction of all time, was Mama Cass's at this concert. Unbelievable.
Steel guitar is what you hear on the SpongeBob cartoons 😂
Honest reaction thank you young men!
Hey Key, I'm a certified PT. Some free advice about getting in shape, one of the best things you can do to lose body fat and manage body weight is what's called steady-state cardio--i.e., walking. Try to walk at a decent pace for 30-45 min 4-5 times a week. More is better. You've heard about 10,000 steps? I would say start out walking what you can, then aim for 10-15 K steps every day. You'll be a lean, mean, machine bro!
Shave your beard down man. It'll bring out your handsomeness. No diddy!
This is the actual group but I believe it was remade with different audio.
We work hard and play harder!!! We love all good hearted people and don't judge on race, religion or sexual preferences just be a good human and come have fun
Diet is key. Try fresh spinach with chicken and lots of fruit. Every journey starts with a first step so keep steppin. Good luck!
Old School classic🎉😊
RIP.....MCA!
love you jake.
Love fr💙
@@raymondkeylow ❤❤❤❤
Here's my suggestion. I know you might think that the most important part is watching you react to music you haven't heard before and that is a factor. However, if you look through your comments, it's far more about what you say and think about the song. That is the majority of what people are looking for, to share their favorite songs with you and get your take on what it means and how you view it. So why not look at Justin Hawkins channel and his format which barely has any of the actual music. Nearly everyone watching has heard a given song soooo many times already. If you listened to 5 rolling stones songs and talk about them in context of each other, that's something fans of those bands want to hear. I remember watching your reaction to Tom Petty's Two Gunslingers and how you were letdown in some ways and even questioned his singing. I understood it completely. That was my first reaction to Tom Petty, I thought he had a nasally voice. But, I think that's an example of an opportunity to listen to a bit more than a deep cut and see what it is that people like about him. It's at that point that you begin to connect with his fans on something about his music. I could tell you had to edit out the stuff that wasn't positive! haha. But, why? Just say what you are thinking, move on to the next and see the whole picture. Maybe you still dislike it? That's fine, but you probably get all the tom petty fans listening to your thoughts and engaging.
A good example is I never heard of Angelina Jordan before, but you introduced me to her music. Listen to the song Feeling Alright by Joe Cocker covered in the late 60s and then listen you her song Our Time again. Very different voices, but the music and cadence is similar, I'd not be surprised if she was influenced by his music. Update -> So I google it and what do you know, she's covering Unchained M y Heart, a song that both Joe Cocker and Ray Charles did amazing covers of. Her version is closer to Joe Cocker's version, but see how that works? Vibes that you like today are often coming from music that's older than you. She also covered Always on My Mind which is old as well. She's clearly influenced by music that is far older than she is. Maybe that's a good angle for the channel is to start drawing lines from influences to the current music, because it's all there. Discovery is a big part of what you are doing.
Sorry, last reply. A good approach to music selection would probably be for you to look for songs that were reacted to by other youtubers long ago and are still up. Lots of Joe Cocker reactions that are still up, so it must not be getting flagged and removed. That would allow you to avoid wasting as much time.