@@bookieslifethe laughing in the song tells me how young (immature) they are. This was one of Toby's last song he sang at people's choice awards...it was sad to see him so skinny and his wife crying.. And not to know CLINT EASTWOOD??? sorry y'all are way to young to sub for, we have nothing in common.
Too young and immature to understand the meaning of the song. One day, when you’re older and more life experienced, you’ll understand the importance of this song.
@@ClintDaniel-w6h No I understand the meaning of the song. It took a second to think about it and fully understand it because it was the middle of the night and I was tired, but I understand, trust me. Take it from someone who’s lost multiple older relatives in the past few years and is still in the process of losing some at the very moment. The past few years I lost my Great Grandma to COVID. I lost my Grand uncle Jim to heart issues a couple months later. I’m currently in the process of losing my grandpa to liver cancer. I almost lost my uncle to a side effect of the COVID vaccine. There have been suicides and funerals and accidents right and left. I currently have a Great Aunt who’s now lost everyone else in her life who is even close to her age and she prays every night to God that if it is His will, He’d finally bring her home. There’s been lots of sickness and death in my family. I understand that the song is talking about how even when your body is old and worn, you don’t let it get to you and you keep living like you are young. No matter how old or young you are, you still have life to live. Death is closing in on all of us and it’s sad-especially those who are older. And yet we can still enjoy the time that we have left. I get it. And I get the fact that the song was one of the last ones that Toby wrote before his tragic death, and the world won’t be the same without him. I really do understand. The song isn’t that hard to figure out. If I were in a more serious mood during this video I probably woulda been more somber and would have potentially cried. What I don’t understand is why people seem to think it’s wrong for two girls to just have fun with recording their first song reaction on RUclips laughing at ourselves for random little reasons, just enjoying each other’s company. It’s just the late night hangouts with friends making core memories being stupid together. Literally all we’re doing is enjoying the time that we have. There’s nothing wrong with that. Yes this song is serious and it can be sad and it has a somber theme, and it is on a serious subject. To be completely honest, we were just disconnected from the song at the time not really paying attention just having fun with things. And before and after the song we had people walking in and out just doing funny goofy late night dorm room things. It was just not the right place and timing for a sad song and we were full of energy. There is nothing wrong with that.
That song makes me cry
Hi. :)
How would you think you are if you weren't told how old you are counting birthdays?
His last perrformance. Dying of cancer and singing to his wife, audiencee and friends.
I don't think they really understand the song
😂 not completely if ya wanna explain it. It was like 3:00 AM too
@@bookieslifethe laughing in the song tells me how young (immature) they are. This was one of Toby's last song he sang at people's choice awards...it was sad to see him so skinny and his wife crying..
And not to know CLINT EASTWOOD???
sorry y'all are way to young to sub for, we have nothing in common.
what are you laughing at?
@@roberthurlbert8491 ourselves
@@bookieslife Sad!
Too young and immature to understand the meaning of the song. One day, when you’re older and more life experienced, you’ll understand the importance of this song.
@@ClintDaniel-w6h No I understand the meaning of the song. It took a second to think about it and fully understand it because it was the middle of the night and I was tired, but I understand, trust me. Take it from someone who’s lost multiple older relatives in the past few years and is still in the process of losing some at the very moment. The past few years I lost my Great Grandma to COVID. I lost my Grand uncle Jim to heart issues a couple months later. I’m currently in the process of losing my grandpa to liver cancer. I almost lost my uncle to a side effect of the COVID vaccine. There have been suicides and funerals and accidents right and left. I currently have a Great Aunt who’s now lost everyone else in her life who is even close to her age and she prays every night to God that if it is His will, He’d finally bring her home. There’s been lots of sickness and death in my family. I understand that the song is talking about how even when your body is old and worn, you don’t let it get to you and you keep living like you are young. No matter how old or young you are, you still have life to live. Death is closing in on all of us and it’s sad-especially those who are older. And yet we can still enjoy the time that we have left. I get it. And I get the fact that the song was one of the last ones that Toby wrote before his tragic death, and the world won’t be the same without him. I really do understand. The song isn’t that hard to figure out. If I were in a more serious mood during this video I probably woulda been more somber and would have potentially cried. What I don’t understand is why people seem to think it’s wrong for two girls to just have fun with recording their first song reaction on RUclips laughing at ourselves for random little reasons, just enjoying each other’s company. It’s just the late night hangouts with friends making core memories being stupid together. Literally all we’re doing is enjoying the time that we have. There’s nothing wrong with that. Yes this song is serious and it can be sad and it has a somber theme, and it is on a serious subject. To be completely honest, we were just disconnected from the song at the time not really paying attention just having fun with things. And before and after the song we had people walking in and out just doing funny goofy late night dorm room things. It was just not the right place and timing for a sad song and we were full of energy. There is nothing wrong with that.