This is about a man that loved someone till the day he dies. And that is why he stoped loving her today. He died. How many people miss this in the song.
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One more tipoff was the line "there was a wreath on his door." Foreigners and city people won't know this,but it was traditional in the south and rural areas for people who had a death in the family to put a wreath on their door so their neighbors passing by would know there was a death,and rural people being rural people,go home,cook up a bunch of food,and take it back to the greiving family so they didn't have to worry about feeding themselves and well-wishers who stopped by to offer condolences.
It's always interesting to watch reactions to this song. If someone gets it, you can usually see on their face the moment it dawns on them that he only stopped loving her because he has died.
That’s the beauty of his songs, most of his songs are about things he experienced. All his songs tell a story. In this song he never stopped thinking about her until the day he died.
Except the song was written by Bobby Braddock and Curly Putnam and they had shopped it around Nashville for a while until Jones recorded it. Jones had even rejected it about a year before.
It’s about a friend who said he’d love this girl until he died and he kept that promise even though she didn’t love him back. When it says “he stopped loving her today” it’s basically saying he died.
Nope his wife left him because he was a drunk. He was homeless sitting on the side of the road drunk off his butt and wrote this to say good bye Tammy wrote one for him too
@@henryq9390 what do ya mean Nope, two different things, wife leaving-friend dying not the same, the songs about his friend dying..."He said I'll love you till I Die" Nneamaka Ileche Tv missed it. Keep it simple no hidden meanings here.Check it out:(search) Story Behind The Song: George Jones "He Stopped Loving Her Today
@@henryq9390 This song in fact was written by Bobby Braddock and Curly Putman, two longtime and seasoned writers of country songs in Nashville. George Jones didn't want to sing this song; it took over a year to get him to even start on it and that long to get it finished. It has come down to us since then as one of the saddest - and often called the best - country song ever written. So it was written and sold as just a country song, but it connected with the public segment that loved country music and made an alltime star and iconic figure of George Jones.
I give a like to anyone who listens to this song. All of you young people may not immediately understand country music, but every one that has listened to this song has started swaying to the beat and probably never realized it. That is the effect of true country music on people that don't normally listen to it. True country music has died because all the true country artists have died.
This is what is referred to as Cry in your Beer music. I can easily picture drinking a cold frosty beer in a dive honky-tonk bar with a pool table in the corner and this song playing on the jukebox.
The reason he stopped loving her is because he died. She came to see him one last time - at his funeral. With these old school country songs, there is almost always a twist in the lyrics. It did not help that they scrolled another story on the screen while the song was playing.
A few people have missed the point because of the secondary info scrolling. It really is distracting. When reacting, one needs to listen to the lyrics and music. One can go back to read the info later.
That song was voted Best Country & Western Song of All Time. It was written for George, it wasn't about George. After first reading it George didn't want to sing it, said it was too depressing and no one would like it. Needing more to fill out an album, he finally sang it.
It wasn't written for George. The songwriters shopped it around for quite a while before Jones recorded it. Jones had even rejected it a year before recording it.
What is the first line of the song? "HE SAID I'LL LOVE YOU TIL I DIE" - the chorus is "HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAY" -- Sooooooooo. ???? - so many reactors have no clue that this is a story about a guy that spent his entire life loving a women that didn't love him back but he loved her til he died - I often wonder what the reactors think the meaning of the lines "all dressed up to go away" (where is he going) - "soon they will carry him away" (who is carrying him and to where?) - why would she come to see him one last time after all these years on the same day he stopped loving here (guess just great timing) .......
You totally missed the meaning of the song. It wasn't about George Jones's divorce, the song was a love story about a Man who Loved a woman so much that he never stopped loving her until the day he died. Didn't you hear the first line of the song he said I'll love you till I die and she said he'd forget in time, the song is all about how he never forgot and kept his promise.
How do all these reactors miss the whole meaning of the song? The first words of the song, "He said, "I'll love you 'til I die", never seems to be heard. Then they never get that placing a wreath upon the door is symbolic of death and so is they'll carry him away should be picked up on. So, he did as he said. He loved her until he died.
Damn, you missed the point of the song completely. I wished you would have focused more on the song, than the generic graphics that was popping up...I think you would have had a different reaction. Maybe next time. Thanks for checking it out though.
Not everone gets it . not everyone is familiar with funerals or catching the complete words. Its easy to not catch it unless you listen several times and start to get it. No need to chastise someone for not catching it. Especially when the video is a documentary and pictures of the artist. Maybe you should make a video of people at a funeral and putting a wreath on a door etc.
Your so cute, but I think you have missed the whole message of the classic country song, sorry darlin’ but he died still loving her after she called it off! So sorry you missed this
Where's this coming from...Jamaica ? Can't understand what is being said! Maybe she is just trying to get more attention for herself! The makeup doesn't do it tho! The nose-pimple...fake eyelashes, don't start crying! My God we won't recognize you!
Braddock, and Putnam could see it's potential as a good song, if they could just get George to show up sober enough to sing. I really don't think anyone had a clue just how big it would be. They did know George had to be the one to sing it.
That's why you don't talk when to song starts, you talked through the first couple of words and missed the whole song. Oh well, more important things then this.
Jesus Christ... react to the song not the bio of George Jones.......... Its about his friend who was madly in love and she left him and he loved her until he died..... HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAY, THEY PACED A REEF UPON HIS DOOR.... Christ
You missed it girl. If you're going to react to a song, then do just that. Studio version with no or not much video is usually best, unless the video is really good and doesn't distract you from the message.
Heard and sang this song too many times to count. No sir this is not another crying in your beer song. I always announce it as the world's greatest Love Song. Anyone could and have covered it . I've heard it took numerous attempts, some adjustments, additions, and even the title, and appropriate mu
This is about a man that loved someone till the day he dies. And that is why he stoped loving her today. He died. How many people miss this in the song.
That voice. Nothing like it or ever with be. RIP Mr Jones
Congratulations on listening to the greatest singer of all times. Rest in peace George Jones what a wonderful gift you was to this world.
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One more tipoff was the line "there was a wreath on his door." Foreigners and city people won't know this,but it was traditional in the south and rural areas for people who had a death in the family to put a wreath on their door so their neighbors passing by would know there was a death,and rural people being rural people,go home,cook up a bunch of food,and take it back to the greiving family so they didn't have to worry about feeding themselves and well-wishers who stopped by to offer condolences.
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Nowadays, a wreath is just an invitation for burglars to trash your house while you are attending the funeral.
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hard for me to believe that no one doesn't know what a reef on the door means.
That’s exactly right and beautiful, I’m about to go to one of my best friend’s funeral and I’m a mess about it
"He said, 'I'll love you 'til I die'...He stopped loving her today." That's it...the whole story, right there.
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Exactly and so many including her miss it
Yup.
It's too bad reactors use this video. All the text about George's history detracts from the appreciation of the music.
I agree they get so focused on the words in the video that they don't listen to what's going on and what the song is really about.
Yep. When I saw her reading instead of listening to the song, I feared she'd miss it.
Put the word out PLEASE!
Agree. The text spoils the whole mood of this classic song. It's so distracting for the reactor.
The greatest country song ever 😍
I love watching the reactions to this song... some get it right off, some have to listen to it a couple times... greatest country song ever!!!
It's always interesting to watch reactions to this song. If someone gets it, you can usually see on their face the moment it dawns on them that he only stopped loving her because he has died.
You people are right...I think she missed the whole point of the song, that he stopped loving her because he died.
That’s the beauty of his songs, most of his songs are about things he experienced. All his songs tell a story. In this song he never stopped thinking about her until the day he died.
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Except the song was written by Bobby Braddock and Curly Putnam and they had shopped it around Nashville for a while until Jones recorded it. Jones had even rejected it about a year before.
Greatest country song of all time
It’s about a friend who said he’d love this girl until he died and he kept that promise even though she didn’t love him back. When it says “he stopped loving her today” it’s basically saying he died.
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"First time I'd seen him smile in years!"
He had been so heartbroken over the loss of the love of his life, that only in death did he find peace.
He stopped loving her because he died. He loved her unconditionally.
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Nope his wife left him because he was a drunk. He was homeless sitting on the side of the road drunk off his butt and wrote this to say good bye Tammy wrote one for him too
@@henryq9390 what do ya mean Nope, two different things, wife leaving-friend dying not the same, the songs about his friend dying..."He said I'll love you till I Die"
Nneamaka Ileche Tv missed it. Keep it simple no hidden meanings here.Check it out:(search) Story Behind The Song: George Jones "He Stopped Loving Her Today
@@franticproductions ya know there is a lot of interviews on this song and he explains it kinda im pretty sure he is a little tipsy in them
@@henryq9390 This song in fact was written by Bobby Braddock and Curly Putman, two longtime and seasoned writers of country songs in Nashville. George Jones didn't want to sing this song; it took over a year to get him to even start on it and that long to get it finished. It has come down to us since then as one of the saddest - and often called the best - country song ever written. So it was written and sold as just a country song, but it connected with the public segment that loved country music and made an alltime star and iconic figure of George Jones.
I give a like to anyone who listens to this song. All of you young people may not immediately understand country music, but every one that has listened to this song has started swaying to the beat and probably never realized it. That is the effect of true country music on people that don't normally listen to it. True country music has died because all the true country artists have died.
The price of love is pain and grief.
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This is what is referred to as Cry in your Beer music. I can easily picture drinking a cold frosty beer in a dive honky-tonk bar with a pool table in the corner and this song playing on the jukebox.
Always amazed at so many people that swing and Miss on the Meaning of the song lol
The reason he stopped loving her is because he died. She came to see him one last time - at his funeral. With these old school country songs, there is almost always a twist in the lyrics. It did not help that they scrolled another story on the screen while the song was playing.
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A few people have missed the point because of the secondary info scrolling. It really is distracting. When reacting, one needs to listen to the lyrics and music. One can go back to read the info later.
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His pain was over with death
Beautiful
Great reaction beautiful lady
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That song was voted Best Country & Western Song of All Time. It was written for George, it wasn't about George. After first reading it George didn't want to sing it, said it was too depressing and no one would like it. Needing more to fill out an album, he finally sang it.
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It wasn't written for George. The songwriters shopped it around for quite a while before Jones recorded it. Jones had even rejected it a year before recording it.
she didn't get it.but thanks for listening.
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you did not get the song. he stopped loving her because he died.
He stopped loving her today because he was Dead. It was about a friend of his. True Story. 👍
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it doesn’t matter how often you listen to it, just like many of his other sad songs, they always hit you like a brick right at the intro
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He died loving her.
He said he would love her till he died.They carried him out because he died
George's friend died. That's who He's singing about. Knowing that, now listen to the song.
Totally missed that one.
Just have to say, you are a very bea young lady.
Yes in the South when you die they place a reef on your door
WREATH
What is the first line of the song? "HE SAID I'LL LOVE YOU TIL I DIE" - the chorus is "HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAY" -- Sooooooooo. ???? - so many reactors have no clue that this is a story about a guy that spent his entire life loving a women that didn't love him back but he loved her til he died - I often wonder what the reactors think the meaning of the lines "all dressed up to go away" (where is he going) - "soon they will carry him away" (who is carrying him and to where?) - why would she come to see him one last time after all these years on the same day he stopped loving here (guess just great timing) .......
Check out ''The Last Letter'' George Jones good song
Was not about George Jones. It was about a man that loved a woman until the day he died.
Do Go rest high on that mountain by Vince Gill. George jones nicknamed him sweet pea as a term of endearment. Tear jerker.
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He loved her till the day he died. He died!
You DIDN'T GET IT AT ALL!!!!!!! HE DIED😪 ALL dressed up to go away. They placed a wreath upon his door and soon they'll carry him away
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I can't believe you didn't even get the story of the song. He stopped loving her today, he loved her till the day he DIED.
Real White men. Powerfull feelings.
"I shall meet her in heaven."
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You totally missed the meaning of the song. It wasn't about George Jones's divorce, the song was a love story about a Man who Loved a woman so much that he never stopped loving her until the day he died. Didn't you hear the first line of the song he said I'll love you till I die and she said he'd forget in time, the song is all about how he never forgot and kept his promise.
Listen to the lyrics" soon they'll carry him away" means he died
She's really good 👍
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Keep doing what your doing! Your unique and talented!
You're unique and talented!
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It's not about George Jones at all. He didn't even write it. He just recorded it.
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No ... the song was about his friend.
wow you didn't get it... the reef on the door is a "dead" giveaway.
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When they place a wreath upon someone's door it means they died.
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You wasn't listening to the lyrics. Listen to it again, then you will know what the song is about!
Good music has no nationality or color.
How do all these reactors miss the whole meaning of the song? The first words of the song, "He said, "I'll love you 'til I die", never seems to be heard. Then they never get that placing a wreath upon the door is symbolic of death and so is they'll carry him away should be picked up on. So, he did as he said. He loved her until he died.
Nobody gets it... He died. That's how he stopped loving her.
He lived long long after this somg.was made
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Damn, you missed the point of the song completely. I wished you would have focused more on the song, than the generic graphics that was popping up...I think you would have had a different reaction. Maybe next time. Thanks for checking it out though.
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Not everone gets it . not everyone is familiar with funerals or catching the complete words. Its easy to not catch it unless you listen several times and start to get it. No need to chastise someone for not catching it. Especially when the video is a documentary and pictures of the artist. Maybe you should make a video of people at a funeral and putting a wreath on a door etc.
you didnt get it. he died
You have absolutely no idea what this song is about, it is not about George Jones’ divorce
Your so cute, but I think you have missed the whole message of the classic country song, sorry darlin’ but he died still loving her after she called it off! So sorry you missed this
Where's this coming from...Jamaica ? Can't understand what is being said! Maybe she is just trying to get more attention for herself! The makeup doesn't do it tho! The nose-pimple...fake eyelashes, don't start crying! My God we won't recognize you!
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Some how even though George hated It, an
Braddock, and Putnam could see it's potential as a good song, if they could just get George to show up sober enough to sing. I really don't think anyone had a clue just how big it would be. They did know George had to be the one to sing it.
You didn’t get it.
4:31 he’s dead
Listen to it again without reading the props...you didn't get it.
Do some Hank Williams
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No the guy died.
That's why you don't talk when to song starts, you talked through the first couple of words and missed the whole song. Oh well, more important things then this.
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He died
another one that didn't get it.. sad...
You did not get the song at all. Not one thing did you understand. You may as well not have listened to it
Jesus Christ... react to the song not the bio of George Jones.......... Its about his friend who was madly in love and she left him and he loved her until he died.....
HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAY, THEY PACED A REEF UPON HIS DOOR.... Christ
nope! nothing about George! he bought that song from his song writer.....
You missed it. Listen again
You missed it girl.
If you're going to react to a song, then do just that. Studio version with no or not much video is usually best, unless the video is really good and doesn't distract you from the message.
If you talk over the first eight words you miss the whole point of the song.
Should have stopped reading and started listening.
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Don't talk to much? Play the music
You're wrong on so many levels.
Those are the most beautiful lips I've ever seen on a human being.
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Completely wrong
Heard and sang thi
Heard and sang this song too many times to count. No sir this is not another crying in your beer song. I always announce it as the world's greatest Love Song. Anyone could and have covered it . I've heard it took numerous attempts, some adjustments, additions, and even the title, and appropriate mu
Clueless.
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