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People now don't believe you when you say The Beatles changed the world but........ they did.... SEISMICALLY. Compare their early music to their later material. They are the greatest musical group.....ever. Let it be........
@@rp7326 They some how designed it wrong then if 2024 has got anything to do with them.The truth is they were in it for a Larf and did they enjoy themselves.
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Off the top of my head, other songs with emotional depth would be, "Everybody Hurts" by R.E.M. "Rejoice in the Sun" by Joan Baez. "Love Hurts" by Nazareth. "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" by Aerosmith. "Unchained Melody" by The Righteous Brothers. (though I prefer the cover by LeAnn Rimes) "If I Didn't Have You" by Amanda Marshall. "Long, Long Time" by Linda Ronstadt. (this last one is especially deep after watching the 3rd episode of The Last of Us tv series. "The Great Gig in the Sky" by Pink Floyd. This song takes you through the seven stages of grief after losing a loved one. "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd (live Pulse concert version). "On My Own" by Lea Salonga (Les Miserables 10th Anniversary concert)
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Paul wrote this song in the aftermath of his mother’s death. He said , he was having a nightmare and in the middle of it, a vision of his mother (whose name was Mary) came to him and said…. Let it Be. He said he instantly felt a calm come over him and it served as the inspiration for this song.
I have always felt that it was not a coincidence that he calls his mom, Mother Mary, and the wave of peace he felt, and her wisdom, and her message that is so essentially spiritual (Let It Be). The Divine Mother comes to us as our own mother, and lives in her, to teach us love. Things equal to the same thing are equal to themselves. She has no religion, but is known in the West as Mother Mary, Mediatrix of Mercy.
Paul's mother died of cancer when he was a teenager. More than ten years later when the Beatles were in turmoil and Paul felt stressed, his life spinning out of control, he had a dream where his mother appeared to him and told him "let it be."
@@Lifeisgood586Me too. My mom Isabel came to me in a dream after her death & many times later. If it weren’t for her unconditional, calming, selfless & giving love, just like Paul’s mother Mary, I don’t know how I would’ve made it
This song takes me back to a time as kid in a third world country who only ate one meal a day so skinny and under naurished. Still I appreciated music and The Beatles was the thing then. They were so famous that even every poor little could hear their music which brought hope in their eyes
For many of us, the Beatles were our prophets their albums were their testimony their gospels. I’m not exaggerating. I was a kid and these songs, and these albums were central to my family‘s existence. When they broke up, it was devastating. The songs seemed to teach us spiritual things, that nothing else could some other songs also did it but nobody did it better than the Beatles
One of the amazing things about The Beatles was their musical transformation from a teen girl pleasing boy band singing "I Want to Hold Your Hand", to a fully mature Rock group singing classics like Let It Be and Hey Jude. There's been no band in history that's been as evolutionary and as innovative as The Beatles.
Even the early Beatles' represented a huge change in music. It's not evident to you, because you do not realize that they were the foundation of what you now take for granted.
Their Charisma, Message and presence made you cry like many millions have over half a century. They are still within our hearts. I was twelve when they first came to America, and it still affects me at 72.
Youre crying because it sounds like church music with pure intent of letting love be the answer. Paul's mother, Mary,, who he lost as a young boy, came to him in a dream, and that's the inspiration for this song.
When John was a teenager he was watching an Elvis movie and said "why couldn't God make me Elvis" and his girlfriend said "because he was waiting for you so he could make John Lennon".
A lot of Christian’s thought he was talking about the biblical Mary. Paul responded by saying it was about his own mother, named Mary, but he thinks that interpretation is beautiful. The gentle mother Mary who tells us “it’s going to be ok” is for everyone.
McCartney admits he was inspired to write Let It Be by the death of his mother, who died of cancer in 1956, when Paul was just 14 yrs old. Paul's mother was named Mary. McCartney said his mom appeared to him in his dreams in the 60s. In Paul's dream, his mom said to him, "It's gonna be ok. Just let it be...." Paul never shared this story early on, so eventually fans & the world immediately interpreted it as a spiritual, religious song. I told MY OWN MOM, Paul's actual meaning for writing Let It Be. Being a VERY religious woman, my mom STILL PREFERRED to consider Let It Be a song about The Virgin Mary and spirituality, like the many millions of other people/fans. Regardless of how others perceive it, it's STILL a classic, timeless, & meaningful song. Thank you for such a very emotional reaction!
Wow… this is such a beautiful and emotional song, I guess everyone listens and interprets music however it suits them, I feel the message in the music has affected people in different ways, in general I love the positive message it carries. Thanks for watching and sharing this with us. 🙏😊
The saddest part of watching this is knowing that this was The End - the last few studio sessions of the greatest band, in the greatest studio set up, with the greatest technicians, engineers... Never to be repeated
They could shape a song like no one else....with every emotion , every word vocalised with feeling and pure spirit,...more pure magic created by the legendary beatles 🎶 🎵
I'm 63 years old and the music of the Beatles is part of the soundtrack of my life, especially in my younger years. The Beatles changed everything and showed the world the true power of music.
Paul wrote this song about his mother Mary who passed away. He said he had a dream about her not long after she passed and his mother said "let it be" in the dream. Amazing song and story. I just lost my dad and this song makes me think he wants me to get on with my life even if I miss him everyday.
I'll be 73 yrs old in February and have loved these 4 awesome, brilliant musicians since I was 12 yrs old. You absolutely need to react to " The long and winding road" . I still get emotional no matter how many times I hear it. Rubber Soul and Abby Road are my two favourite Beatle albums . 👍👏👏❤❤
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I played this song 6 times in a row in the car the last time I saw my mother alive 14 years ago a few days after going into an old folks home. It really helped me before and after. Then at my brother's church funeral 4 years ago I was responsible for choosing the music. I had many choices, however I started it with Let It Be - For me it said everything and felt right. I grew up on the Beatles. Saw them live on Ed Sullivan in 1964 on TV. I played all their music 45's, Lp's and cassettes. They ruled the 1960's. Let it Be is an incredible emotional song. It fills my thoughts with Mother Mary being the mother of Christ and also The Holy Spirit. No need to say, "Sorry I cried." Because this is an incredibly emotional song due to it's lyrics and sounds. It a supernatural song of love filled emotions filling the heart.
I’m 73 and a big Beatles fan. I got to see the Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl with my best friend. I too cry at let It Be. I took my granddaughter to her first concert it was Paul McCartney. On my left shoulder I have a tattoo that says Whisper Words Of Wisdom and on her right shoulder it says Let It Be. We stand together it says WHISPER WORDS OF WISDOM LET IT BE. I am so happy you love that song and feel emotional when you hear it 🥰
Part of the Beatles genius is how very simple their melodies can be, yet so astoundingly beautiful they move us. Around this time a movie Let It Be was released in theaters. A friend and I went to see it, it’s great if you’re a fan; we were 16. About halfway through she said “My god -they’re old men!” -The oldest Beatle at that time was … 29 🤣
One of my earliest musical memories is hearing "Let it Be" playing over the radio in the Dairy Queen my parents took us to for ice cream after church one Sunday morning circa 1970. The Beatles broke up that year and dropped a bunch of solo albums that were all hits too. Their impact has been and still is, immense.
Mother Mary is Paul McCartney's mother Mary who died when he was 14 years old. She came to him in a dream and told him to "Let It Be" in regard to his problems with the group. He wrote this song about it.
The Beatles to infinity. La mejor banda de música popular de todos los tiempos. John Lennon, Ringo Starr, George Harrison, Paul McCartney y Billy Preston. Saludos cordiales desde Cúcuta en la frontera colombo venezolana 🇨🇴🇻🇪 Sur América
We cry because they put their heart and soul into their music. "Songs that make you feel". It is a rare treat to find a reaction host who does not pause and interrupt the songs just to yap about something. Doing that kills the mood. Kudos and thank you for doing it right. Thumbs up.
Paul often had songs come to him in his sleep, and he often dreamt of lost love one. He talks about several times having conversations with John (since he died) in his dreams.
It makes me think of John so much. Actually all their songs make me think of John. I remember exactly where I was when John was shot. I don’t understand why anyone would want to take a life. I still miss him ❤❤❤
I am 63 years “young”, my BFF went to a grammar school called St. Mary’s and the 8th grade graduates sang “Let It Be” at their ceremony. I have been a Beatles fan since I was a child.
Beautiful song, one of the best out of many great songs by The Beatles. That was Paul McCartney on the lead vocals. The Japanese women was John Lennon's wife, and the woman taking pictures was Paul's wife. Not that you don't already know, but there are many great Beatles songs out there. Hope to hear some more of them on your channel. I would recommend "She's Leaving Home" another Beatles song with sad, emotional lyrics and fabulous vocals. Great reaction, and I think you made a great choice of Beatles song.
Thank you so much, I love listening to them and knowing more about them. I have actually recorded “She’s leaving home” once it’s edited I’ll post it. Thank you again 🙏☺️
It's always hard to pick a top Beatles song, but this one is a contender for sure. For me, this is like "Bridge Over Troubled Water" ... basically gospel.
Paul McCartney once said, "That's the power of music, it is eternal." I'm 56 years old, and I still cry whenever I hear: "Let It Be." Ty, Sir McCartney ❤ 🤘
That was Linda, Heather was his second wife. Linda was noted as the first woman to land a photo "on the cover of the Rolling Stone"...to quote Dr. Hook and The Medicine Show!
The dichotomy shown in Across the Universe with this song was extremely powerful. I grew up in Detroit and heard many stories about the ‘67 riots. This beautifully illustrated the repercussions of the draft and the riots.
I've seen more people cry reacting to this song... Myself, I had heard Let It Be, but I didn't hear most of the songs on the album until I got my own copy in 1984. And with it only having been a few years since John's assassination, I used to get a little teary listening to Across The Universe
I was a huge Beatles fan in the early 70's. But The Sex Pistols and Punk happened, and I forgot about The Beatles. However, watching all these reaction videos are reminding me of their magic. Thanks for old memories reignited.
Never ever apologize for being emotionally moved by a powerful song that touches your soul! Many many many people over the decades have gotten through hard times with help from Beatles music. The energy is real, embrace it! 🎶🎸💕
During some tough times with business and interpersonal strife, Paul dreamed about his mother, Mary McCartney, who died when he was a teenager. She told him to not worry, and to just let it be. He woke up and started working on this masterpiece. Similarly, years earlier, he woke up one morning with the melody to "Yesterday" in his head, fully formed.
@@shockwavereact Yes, Paul's mother's name was MARY Patricia (Mohin - her maiden name) McCartney. She died from breast cancer when Paul was 14 years old, so she never lived to see her oldest son, start being in a band at 15 years old, and then ultimately become a member of the most world famous and influential rock band in history. When the Beatles were on the verge of breaking up, Paul was becoming worried and at times despondent over the future of the band as well as HIS future if the band broke up. He had a dream one night that his mother (Mary) came to him, and said "son, just let it be, things will be alright." That was the inspiration for the song. Paul was aware that some people might think he was referring to the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus, and he had said, that was alright too, if they interrupted it that way. But it was really his own mother who spoke those words to Paul in a dream. Either way, it is still a song of hope and comfort for many people. I still shed tears when I hear it and I have heard it probably a thousand times since it came out back in May 1970 until this very day, watching your reaction. DON'T APOLOGIZE for becoming emotional over a song that is so beautiful and means something to you. It is nothing to be ashamed of. Music SHOULD move us emotionally, whether to feel happy, encouraged, sad, to provide comfort, or just to feel joy.
My dear lady, you had tears because you’re a sensitive person, and you were listening to a very meaningful and wonderful song. Thank you for sharing your experience with us and, speaking for myself, sharing tears with you. Again, thank you!
I am 67 years old and have been a Beatle fan my entire life. I have heard this son hundred’s of times. It wasn’t until a few years ago when I was going to have surgery and this song came on the radio and it hit me hard. It was like I was hearing it for the first time. And my mother’s name is Mary.
BTW there's a musical/comedy film called "Yesterday" (2019). Its about a modern musician who has an accident with a Bus. He recovers into a world that has never heard of The Beatles. Yet he himself retains all his knowledge of The Beatles and their songs. So whenever he plays their songs everyone thinks he wrote the songs since they never heard any Beatles songs before. In this world, John Lennon (and presumably the rest of The Beatles) do exist. However Lennon never formed The Beatles and instead lives a quiet life with his family.
"Mother Mary" literally is Paul's mother, Mary, who died when he was 14. She went into the hospital, and no one ever told Paul and his brother Mike that she was going to die. Later, when John's mother died when he was 17, they bonded over those loses. Paul has spoken of his mother coming to him in dreams and talking to him, and he says he has had dreams where John Lennon has come to him, which I love. I'm crying, too. I've heard it 1000 times, including 3 times performed live, but I'm crying like it's the first time. It's cool that you compare it to gospel. This song, like Bridge Over Troubled Water, is often talked of as being a 'secular hymn'.
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Don't worry about crying; Paul cried, too. He was singing about a dream he had of his mother, whose name was Mary.
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Yeah.....Beware of all Africans taking money from white people. @@grahamsmith1978
The Beatles not only shaped the future of music, they changed the world.
Absolutely 💯
true!
How?
People now don't believe you when you say The Beatles changed the world but........ they did.... SEISMICALLY. Compare their early music to their later material. They are the greatest musical group.....ever. Let it be........
@@rp7326 They some how designed it wrong then if 2024 has got anything to do with them.The truth is they were in it for a Larf and did they enjoy themselves.
You're crying because it one of the most beautiful songs from the greatest musical group in history.
It absolutely is so beautiful
That is called BEATLE MAGIC❤.
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grahamsmithZERO is an obvious troll who cries under a bridge.
Never apologize when music makes you emotional. That only shows that you appreciate the music on a deep level.
Thank you so much, this is so beautiful and emotional.
Off the top of my head, other songs with emotional depth would be,
"Everybody Hurts" by R.E.M.
"Rejoice in the Sun" by Joan Baez.
"Love Hurts" by Nazareth.
"I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" by Aerosmith.
"Unchained Melody" by The Righteous Brothers. (though I prefer the cover by LeAnn Rimes)
"If I Didn't Have You" by Amanda Marshall.
"Long, Long Time" by Linda Ronstadt. (this last one is especially deep after watching the 3rd episode of The Last of Us tv series.
"The Great Gig in the Sky" by Pink Floyd. This song takes you through the seven stages of grief after losing a loved one.
"Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd (live Pulse concert version).
"On My Own" by Lea Salonga (Les Miserables 10th Anniversary concert)
Yes, Jason!✌🏼❤️🎶
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@@shockwavereact She says she is getting emotional yet shows no sign of it. Another African scam to make money. Forwrd a few minutes after she is saying she is getting emotional but there is no emotion.
Paul wrote this song in the aftermath of his mother’s death. He said , he was having a nightmare and in the middle of it, a vision of his mother (whose name was Mary) came to him and said…. Let it Be. He said he instantly felt a calm come over him and it served as the inspiration for this song.
I have always felt that it was not a coincidence that he calls his mom, Mother Mary, and the wave of peace he felt, and her wisdom, and her message that is so essentially spiritual (Let It Be). The Divine Mother comes to us as our own mother, and lives in her, to teach us love. Things equal to the same thing are equal to themselves. She has no religion, but is known in the West as Mother Mary, Mediatrix of Mercy.
Paul's mother died of cancer when he was a teenager. More than ten years later when the Beatles were in turmoil and Paul felt stressed, his life spinning out of control, he had a dream where his mother appeared to him and told him "let it be."
Wow that’s incredible because I instantly think of my mom who passed when I hear this song. Beautiful
@@gregoryeatroff8608then the love of his life, Linda, died of cancer too. I think the same kind, breast cancer. :(
@@Lifeisgood586Me too. My mom Isabel came to me in a dream after her death & many times later. If it weren’t for her unconditional, calming, selfless & giving love, just like Paul’s mother Mary, I don’t know how I would’ve made it
She’s crying because she knows that there’ll never be music THIS good ever again.
Music peaked in the 1960s and there seems to be no going back.
If you want to get emotional over this song check out the clip from the movie Across the Universe (Let it Be Carol Woods, Timothy Mitchum).
She's crying to get views. 😂
@@EightPieceBox I gauged her reaction. It is genuine.
@@EightPieceBox no matter where you go there always has to be a troll whose soul is dead.
Girl, I cry every time I hear "Let it Be" Such a absolutely perfect song.
It is the Beatles, singing one of the best Beatle Songs, at around the time they wrote it. Of course you are going to be emotional, you are human
It’s one of my favourite from the Band, absolutely beautiful song.☺️
We all cried , I m crying now
The Beatles are Gods gift to mankind ✌🏻❤️
100%
This song takes me back to a time as kid in a third world country who only ate one meal a day so skinny and under naurished. Still I appreciated music and The Beatles was the thing then. They were so famous that even every poor little could hear their music which brought hope in their eyes
For many of us, the Beatles were our prophets their albums were their testimony their gospels. I’m not exaggerating. I was a kid and these songs, and these albums were central to my family‘s existence. When they broke up, it was devastating. The songs seemed to teach us spiritual things, that nothing else could some other songs also did it but nobody did it better than the Beatles
One of the amazing things about The Beatles was their musical transformation from a teen girl pleasing boy band singing "I Want to Hold Your Hand", to a fully mature Rock group singing classics like Let It Be and Hey Jude. There's been no band in history that's been as evolutionary and as innovative as The Beatles.
Even the early Beatles' represented a huge change in music. It's not evident to you, because you do not realize that they were the foundation of what you now take for granted.
I agree. I come from Australia. They are the best band ever
Their Charisma, Message and presence made you cry like many millions have over half a century. They are still within our hearts. I was twelve when they first came to America, and it still affects me at 72.
"I don't know why I'm crying"
That's the power of music.
Absolutely 💯
the power of music knocks down the lies that racism was built on.
Youre crying because it sounds like church music with pure intent of letting love be the answer. Paul's mother, Mary,, who he lost as a young boy, came to him in a dream, and that's the inspiration for this song.
Just four guys from Liverpool who changed everything
Wow..
When John was a teenager he was watching an Elvis movie and said "why couldn't God make me Elvis" and his girlfriend said "because he was waiting for you so he could make John Lennon".
Paul’s mother, named Mary, died when he was fourteen years old, and came to him in a dream during the recording of the album, saying Let It be.
A lot of Christian’s thought he was talking about the biblical Mary. Paul responded by saying it was about his own mother, named Mary, but he thinks that interpretation is beautiful.
The gentle mother Mary who tells us “it’s going to be ok” is for everyone.
McCartney admits he was inspired to write Let It Be by the death of his mother, who died of cancer in 1956, when Paul was just 14 yrs old. Paul's mother was named Mary. McCartney said his mom appeared to him in his dreams in the 60s. In Paul's dream, his mom said to him, "It's gonna be ok. Just let it be...." Paul never shared this story early on, so eventually fans & the world immediately interpreted it as a spiritual, religious song. I told MY OWN MOM, Paul's actual meaning for writing Let It Be. Being a VERY religious woman, my mom STILL PREFERRED to consider Let It Be a song about The Virgin Mary and spirituality, like the many millions of other people/fans. Regardless of how others perceive it, it's STILL a classic, timeless, & meaningful song. Thank you for such a very emotional reaction!
Wow… this is such a beautiful and emotional song, I guess everyone listens and interprets music however it suits them, I feel the message in the music has affected people in different ways, in general I love the positive message it carries. Thanks for watching and sharing this with us. 🙏😊
One of the best songs ever written in my opinion
The saddest part of watching this is knowing that this was The End - the last few studio sessions of the greatest band, in the greatest studio set up, with the greatest technicians, engineers... Never to be repeated
Yea, it so sad and really emotional too.
Glad to see they gave some video time to the 5th Beatle: Billy Preston, on keyboard. He added so much to their music.
This song touches the soul. I always loved The Beatles. Their music helped shape my musical appreciation.
It really touches the soul
The song is about Paul's dead mother (Mary) coming to him in a dream to comfort him. Thats why you are crying'
Don't worry sweetheart, I've poured tears out to this song for about 50 years. So grateful for good music.
Wow… this is so beautiful and touching
my first time reaction was in 1985 when i was 10 😁
They could shape a song like no one else....with every emotion , every word vocalised with feeling and pure spirit,...more pure magic created by the legendary beatles 🎶 🎵
I'm 63 years old and the music of the Beatles is part of the soundtrack of my life, especially in my younger years. The Beatles changed everything and showed the world the true power of music.
Paul wrote this song about his mother Mary who passed away. He said he had a dream about her not long after she passed and his mother said "let it be" in the dream. Amazing song and story. I just lost my dad and this song makes me think he wants me to get on with my life even if I miss him everyday.
The Beatles were the greatest band in the world, they will always be the best.
You have a beautiful soul
Thank you so much, I really love this band.💯👍🏽
He’s singing about Mary, his mum. She was a nurse and she died when he was a young teen.
You are getting emotional because this is possibly the most achingly beautiful song ever made,and your soul is in harmony with that
I agree, it is such a beautiful piece
I'll be 73 yrs old in February and have loved these 4 awesome, brilliant musicians since I was 12 yrs old. You absolutely need to react to " The long and winding road" . I still get emotional no matter how many times I hear it. Rubber Soul and Abby Road are my two favourite Beatle albums . 👍👏👏❤❤
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I played this song 6 times in a row in the car the last time I saw my mother alive 14 years ago a few days after going into an old folks home. It really helped me before and after. Then at my brother's church funeral 4 years ago I was responsible for choosing the music. I had many choices, however I started it with Let It Be - For me it said everything and felt right. I grew up on the Beatles. Saw them live on Ed Sullivan in 1964 on TV. I played all their music 45's, Lp's and cassettes. They ruled the 1960's. Let it Be is an incredible emotional song. It fills my thoughts with Mother Mary being the mother of Christ and also The Holy Spirit. No need to say, "Sorry I cried." Because this is an incredibly emotional song due to it's lyrics and sounds. It a supernatural song of love filled emotions filling the heart.
Mother Mary is actually Paul's mother.
@@michaelpatnaude You are correct. I remember Paul saying that in a video.
When divinity sings it hits a universal cord.
As the Beatles evolved they pulled the music of the time along with it..
I’m 73 and a big Beatles fan. I got to see the Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl with my best friend. I too cry at let It Be. I took my granddaughter to her first concert it was Paul McCartney. On my left shoulder I have a tattoo that says Whisper Words Of Wisdom and on her right shoulder it says Let It Be. We stand together it says WHISPER WORDS OF WISDOM LET IT BE. I am so happy you love that song and feel emotional when you hear it 🥰
Part of the Beatles genius is how very simple their melodies can be, yet so astoundingly beautiful they move us.
Around this time a movie Let It Be was released in theaters. A friend and I went to see it, it’s great if you’re a fan; we were 16.
About halfway through she said “My god -they’re old men!”
-The oldest Beatle at that time was … 29 🤣
So many people have wept to this song. Beatles are the greatest, period.
Paultles
You aren't the only one. I've heard this song hundreds of times. It still moves me and impacts me today. Let it be.... Beautiful and perfect.
I had this played at both my son and my mother’s graveside services. It’s impactful
Best band EVER. You crying made me cry. That's one powerful song ❗
Awwwn.. it is really powerful and beautiful
The biggest band in history❤
One of my earliest musical memories is hearing "Let it Be" playing over the radio in the Dairy Queen my parents took us to for ice cream after church one Sunday morning circa 1970. The Beatles broke up that year and dropped a bunch of solo albums that were all hits too. Their impact has been and still is, immense.
Mother Mary is Paul McCartney's mother Mary who died when he was 14 years old. She came to him in a dream and told him to "Let It Be" in regard to his problems with the group. He wrote this song about it.
iconic song
yeah, i'm a grown ass man and this still makes me fill up.
The Beatles to infinity. La mejor banda de música popular de todos los tiempos. John Lennon, Ringo Starr, George Harrison, Paul McCartney y Billy Preston. Saludos cordiales desde Cúcuta en la frontera colombo venezolana 🇨🇴🇻🇪 Sur América
We cry because they put their heart and soul into their music. "Songs that make you feel".
It is a rare treat to find a reaction host who does not pause and interrupt the songs just to yap about something. Doing that kills the mood. Kudos and thank you for doing it right. Thumbs up.
Thank you for watching I appreciate your kind comment. This is such a beautiful and emotional song, I love it.
Saw Paul McCarteny perform this live. On a floating piano in the dark. No words. OK. No words.
The greatest band ever.
That’s right
Paul often had songs come to him in his sleep, and he often dreamt of lost love one. He talks about several times having conversations with John (since he died) in his dreams.
That’s interesting. So sad loosing loved ones.
It makes me think of John so much. Actually all their songs make me think of John. I remember exactly where I was when John was shot. I don’t understand why anyone would want to take a life. I still miss him ❤❤❤
Originally "brother malcom"...mal evans was their roadie extraordinaire and a legend in his own way.
Yes sister songs like this really touches people's hearts, Let it be
It absolutely does
Great reaction...thank you! Good journey :) Peace!
Thank you so much 🙏☺️
I was crying when I was listening The Long and Winding Road in my youth. The Beatles is the best band ever and forever!
Tears are appropriate. No need to apologize. Thanks for your reaction.
Thank you for watching.👍🏽☺️
one of the best songs by one of the best bands ever! dbl ♥
I totally agree 👍🏽
I am 63 years “young”, my BFF went to a grammar school called St. Mary’s and the 8th grade graduates sang “Let It Be” at their ceremony. I have been a Beatles fan since I was a child.
Beautiful song, one of the best out of many great songs by The Beatles. That was Paul McCartney on the lead vocals. The Japanese women was John Lennon's wife, and the woman taking pictures was Paul's wife. Not that you don't already know, but there are many great Beatles songs out there. Hope to hear some more of them on your channel. I would recommend "She's Leaving Home" another Beatles song with sad, emotional lyrics and fabulous vocals. Great reaction, and I think you made a great choice of Beatles song.
Thank you so much, I love listening to them and knowing more about them. I have actually recorded “She’s leaving home” once it’s edited I’ll post it. Thank you again 🙏☺️
The Beatles. The epitome of peace & love. :)
It's always hard to pick a top Beatles song, but this one is a contender for sure. For me, this is like "Bridge Over Troubled Water" ... basically gospel.
The power of music, by the greatest band ever. Welcome to the magical world of The Beatles young lady!
I've been listening to this song for 50 years and it still brings tears to my eyes too! Look up the story to that song! Paul had a dream about it !
It’s such a beautiful and emotional song
This song has always filled me with love and generosity for all life.
It's just that beautiful ❤
Paul McCartney once said, "That's the power of music,
it is eternal."
I'm 56 years old, and I still cry whenever I hear:
"Let It Be."
Ty, Sir McCartney ❤
🤘
He is so right, the song still makes me whenever I hear it
They have the same effect on me too. Their music has touched my soul.
Just wow… still feel same way each time I listen to the song
I've heard this song 100s of times and it still hits me in the feels.
That’s so true, it always feels like the first time each time I listen to it again
That’s Paul’s first wife Linda taking pictures 👍🏻😁🏴
That was Linda, Heather was his second wife. Linda was noted as the first woman to land a photo "on the cover of the Rolling Stone"...to quote Dr. Hook and The Medicine Show!
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Let It Be is an eternal song ... Thanks for your emotional reaction....
Thank you for watching, I really love this song
The dichotomy shown in Across the Universe with this song was extremely powerful. I grew up in Detroit and heard many stories about the ‘67 riots. This beautifully illustrated the repercussions of the draft and the riots.
One of the reasons that by broad consensus, they were the greatest band in the history of pop and rock music.
Absolutely agree 💯
Masters at work. 🥲
I've seen more people cry reacting to this song...
Myself, I had heard Let It Be, but I didn't hear most of the songs on the album until I got my own copy in 1984. And with it only having been a few years since John's assassination, I used to get a little teary listening to Across The Universe
My favorite song by Paul and the Beatles
Same here 💯😊
This song brings tears to my eyes every time i hear it. My all time favorite.
I heard this song 50 billion times and you as well as the song got my eyes all welled up.
I was a huge Beatles fan in the early 70's. But The Sex Pistols and Punk happened, and I forgot about The Beatles. However, watching all these reaction videos are reminding me of their magic. Thanks for old memories reignited.
Never ever apologize for being emotionally moved by a powerful song that touches your soul! Many many many people over the decades have gotten through hard times with help from Beatles music. The energy is real, embrace it! 🎶🎸💕
During some tough times with business and interpersonal strife, Paul dreamed about his mother, Mary McCartney, who died when he was a teenager. She told him to not worry, and to just let it be. He woke up and started working on this masterpiece. Similarly, years earlier, he woke up one morning with the melody to "Yesterday" in his head, fully formed.
Mother Mary was his mother who talked to him in a dream.
Okay, thanks for the info. Appreciate it 🙏
@@shockwavereact Yes, Paul's mother's name was MARY Patricia (Mohin - her maiden name) McCartney. She died from breast cancer when Paul was 14 years old, so she never lived to see her oldest son, start being in a band at 15 years old, and then ultimately become a member of the most world famous and influential rock band in history. When the Beatles were on the verge of breaking up, Paul was becoming worried and at times despondent over the future of the band as well as HIS future if the band broke up. He had a dream one night that his mother (Mary) came to him, and said "son, just let it be, things will be alright." That was the inspiration for the song. Paul was aware that some people might think he was referring to the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus, and he had said, that was alright too, if they interrupted it that way. But it was really his own mother who spoke those words to Paul in a dream. Either way, it is still a song of hope and comfort for many people. I still shed tears when I hear it and I have heard it probably a thousand times since it came out back in May 1970 until this very day, watching your reaction. DON'T APOLOGIZE for becoming emotional over a song that is so beautiful and means something to you. It is nothing to be ashamed of. Music SHOULD move us emotionally, whether to feel happy, encouraged, sad, to provide comfort, or just to feel joy.
She was also the mother of jesus.
I'm 69 this is my FAVORITE beatles song.
It’s such a beautiful song ☺️
Listen to the long and winding road
My dear lady, you had tears because you’re a sensitive person, and you were listening to a very meaningful and wonderful song. Thank you for sharing your experience with us and, speaking for myself, sharing tears with you. Again, thank you!
Thanks for listening, this is very beautiful and emotional, still shade tears anytime I listen to it. I love it. Glad you like it too ☺️🙏
I remember buying this as a single when it was released. Still listening after 50 years plus. And people will be listening 50 years from now
This is an absolute classic song, ever green
Understandable that this song would bring you to tears. It's a very emotional song. I appreciate your reaction. Thank you.
Thank you for watching and leaving this comment 🙏
Its OK to cry. sometimes a song can hit you on a deep level when you dont expect it. It helps that its one of the greatest songs of all time.
My favorite Beatles song, I love this. I turn up the volume anytime this song comes on. It is truly so very beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful song. It has also become my favourite from the Beatles too
This and She's Leaving Home are tearjerkers for me.
✌️&❤
Definitely one of my very favorite songs by the Fab Four. An all time classic.
Absolutely a beautiful piece
I can't even tell you how many times I've heard this song and I still tear up listening to it
It’s amazing and so emotional
It's a great song. 😊
Been a Beatles fan for 50 years, born the year they broke up, and I still cry when I hear this.
A perfectly honest reaction to this Great Song and Band.
Best record
My fav Beatles song.
I am 67 years old and have been a Beatle fan my entire life. I have heard this son hundred’s of times. It wasn’t until a few years ago when I was going to have surgery and this song came on the radio and it hit me hard. It was like I was hearing it for the first time. And my mother’s name is Mary.
Let It Be is my favorite song ever.
It is absolutely beautiful
Yes it is @@shockwavereact
BTW there's a musical/comedy film called "Yesterday" (2019). Its about a modern musician who has an accident with a Bus. He recovers into a world that has never heard of The Beatles. Yet he himself retains all his knowledge of The Beatles and their songs. So whenever he plays their songs everyone thinks he wrote the songs since they never heard any Beatles songs before. In this world, John Lennon (and presumably the rest of The Beatles) do exist. However Lennon never formed The Beatles and instead lives a quiet life with his family.
"Mother Mary" literally is Paul's mother, Mary, who died when he was 14. She went into the hospital, and no one ever told Paul and his brother Mike that she was going to die. Later, when John's mother died when he was 17, they bonded over those loses. Paul has spoken of his mother coming to him in dreams and talking to him, and he says he has had dreams where John Lennon has come to him, which I love. I'm crying, too. I've heard it 1000 times, including 3 times performed live, but I'm crying like it's the first time. It's cool that you compare it to gospel. This song, like Bridge Over Troubled Water, is often talked of as being a 'secular hymn'.
Your emotions are a testament that you’ve opened your soul to music. It’s a really beautiful feeling 🥰
Wow, thank you, I love good music, and this is definitely a great one
Amazing video thank you. Thanks for sharing your love filled emotions of your heart.
Thank you so much for the kind words