STATEMENT SONG!| FIRST TIME HEARING Depeche Mode - People Are People REACTION
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- STATEMENT SONG!| FIRST TIME HEARING Depeche Mode - People Are People REACTION
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Depeche Mode is the ultimate synth band!! This song is timeless and so appropriate for our times!!
I like several bands but yeah Depeche Mode is hands down the ultimate synth band.
@@Drumaier They laid the groundwork for a decade.
@@paultaylor9498even though they use real instruments its a stand out synthband. Many sounds that comes from a synth
No!!! Krartwerk!!😉🤗
And times in future.
Hands down my favorite Depeche Mode song. As an adopted Korean in an all white town in Missouri growing up in the 70's and 80's this song resonated so much.
Hey one question from Argentina....when people say Korea without specifying North or South, we have to assume is south right? And if you want to talk about about North Korea you say North Korea...not Korea. Right? I really like Korean series and stuff from there.
Depeche Mode had SO MANY awesome songs! Highly recommended: Everything counts; Enjoy The Silence; But Not Tonight; Strange Love; Never Let Me Down Again; Personal Jesus; Just Can't Get Enough.
But Not Tonight was the live-action concert spark that finally made me feel better about things in my life in 2005. Two messy deployments to Iraq for fake WMD and an ongoing messy divorce later, this song at a concert in Virginia had me feeling better about everything.
I catch myself singing Personal Jesus all the time! They really do have quite the catalog. :)
All of those songs
I remember Fred goes to Hollywood
Oh That was Frankie Frankie Frank he went to Hollywood and did I'm I was shut Shower singing without one
Back then, this was NOT pop music. This had an edge, both in the intellectualism of the message, and in delivery of sound.
Well, it was a big hit on the pop charts. It certainly has elements of pop music to it.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee I don't know, maybe too sophisticated to be considered "just" pop.
The genre they were a cofounder of is called "Synth POP"....... so......
@@Drumaier My word choice of "intellectual" was very poor.
@@ingobordewick6480 The point I'm trying to make is about the context of the times. In 1984, if folks back then were talking about "Pop" music, they were NOT talking about bands like Depeche Mode. The styles evoked by the term "Pop" back then was more like Lionel Richie, Matthew Wilder, Deniece Williams.
At 73, I've listened to "new" music since the late '50s, and it seems like every 5 years I hear a song that sticks in my mind. Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus" is one of those.
I have always loved this song. It was great in the ‘80’s and still relevant today!
We lived it in the 80s and 90s.
So true
I don't know if you've already heard this story, but the reason why ZZ Top started using synthesizers in their 80s songs is because Billy Gibbons went to a Depeche Mode concert and was blown away by the sounds. He asked to meet the band afterward.
That’s cool!!
So it's Depeche Mode's fault? Cool
Pretty sure a lot of people went to DM concerts and felt the same way. A lot of artists are fans of DM
And OMD who were asked to tour with ZZ Top.
Wow 😲 never heard that story. Thanks 👍
For me and my buddies, this was probably THE top anthem song of our teenage years. We even had a garage synth band where we tried to mimic sounds like DM' and similar bands. Thanks for doing this!.....Rip Andy!.....By the way, my buddies and I were all black American, but, none of us cared that D-mode were white and British, as the song implies.
Another black dude who was in Bands here!! I grew up in a mostly white area but went to school with just about every color and creed and just loved people! I had so many different friends to enjoy! This needs to be revived as our Anthem in this world.. And yes, Depeche was definately an inluence for us too until the Grunge Era hit.
@@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary good stuff! grunge no doubt changed the game.
But do you know the weird thing? Martin Gore was less white and British than everybody (himself included) thought. He found out about seven years after this came out that his father was an African-American dude, a GI who was stationed in England for a few years
@@janinebedfordl Holly Cow, how interesting. No, I never heard any of this before. We always joked about my one buddy being a David Gahan doubleganger despite being a different color. But who knew he might possibly have shared more lineage with Gore rather than Gahan. Lol Thanks for that info.
@@janinebedfordl I was just about to make this comment, and add that Dave Gahan's (vocals) dad is Malaysian.
An anthem for the ages. Rings as true as the day it was written! "I can't understand what makes a man hate another man, help me understand."
My sentiments exactly!
We as people don't really hate other people. We just hate things they do, say or represent that we consider offensive or immoral.
@@greglegakis4177 That's a justification. Martin Gore asks, "So we're different colours and we're different creeds, and different people have different needs. It's obvious you hate me though I've done nothing wrong. I've never even met you, so what could I have done?", to which you have answered, "We just hate things they do, say or represent that we consider offensive or immoral."
@@greglegakis4177 Tell that to black citizens of america,who have been oppressed,hung,killed since they came here.
@@powerbadpowerbad Ya whatever
Love this song. "It's No Good", "Never Let Me Down Again", "Everything Counts"...so much to discover.
So much truth in this song. If we could only realize the reality that we are simply one species, human, and that’s the end of the story. ✌️
@stickman and humans are hard wired to be tribal.
Depeche Mode will be touring!!!
You guys need to check out songs "Enjoy The Silence" and my all time favorite "Strangelove".
@@armynurseboy People even fight amongst people in their own tribe or culture.. it's crazy.
Love you guys. It’s sad to me how many of my fellow GenXers have forgotten that “people are people.”
Agree. So much hate around these days
As a GenXer myself I agree 💯
Co-Signed from another GenXer!
Jay & Amber, you will Love their "Everything Counts"!!! The band is still going strong.
Has a great video to it too, shot in Berlin during the Cold War before the Berlin Wall was teared down.
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Can't believe this song is 40 years old & still kickin' it! Trailblazing 80s band. Gem in music history. Up there with New Order. Unique sounds created, by hitting glass jars with rocks, random metal objects and strings. Deep, meaningful lyrics. Visionary Artistic Genius.
the line "you're punching and you're kicking and you're shouting at me, but I'm relying on your common decency. So far it hasn't surfaced but I'm sure it exists, it just takes a while to travel from your head to your fist" is one of the best lines ever.
Even though the band is now down to just Dave, the lead singer and Martin, the blond guy who sings backup and provides keyboards, (and is the primary songwriter) they are still going after all these years. I've loved them for 40 years and FINALLY get to see them in NYC next month! My favorite band in the world. Thanks so much for getting back to them.
"I can't understand what makes a man hate another man..."
I find that verse, and the way it's delivered, comes to mind more and more lately. So sad.
This was the song that made me fan of Depeche Mode in the 80s. The message is so strong and clear. It was great growing up in the generation right after the civil rights movement. We benefitting because no one cared about if someone looked or acted different. This was a great time of healing that lasted until about 2020. Unfortunately, then certain idealistic and political groups started creating division. Instead of embracing how our differences can unite us, they instead fuel hatred and resentment by pushing equity over equality. We need more people to stand up and say you can not tell me who to love and hate (not that we should hate anyone.) Sorry not trying to preach politics, just never expected to see us regress backwards in my life, I just hope I life long enough to see a rehealing where we all realize "People are People."
Sending love to everyone reading this ❤
This should be the anthem of the world. Great song 🤗
I get so freaking excited when I see a new Depeche Mode reaction. I grew up with this band. They were awesome in the club, but they also helped me get through my teen and college years. Their whole catalogue is fantastic. ✌️
I slept outside of Ticket Master back in the day to see these guys! Their music is a double edged sword, you can either relax and meditate or dance your butt off!!
This song was my first exposure to Depeche Mode. Never in a million yrs would have guessed that I was a ticket holder in the audience at Texas Stadium just 6yrs later
This is definitely my favorite song from Depeche Mode. Still relevant today, even more than ever!! Wow this brings back so many memories! I'm so lucky to have grown up in the 80s, I feel it was the best time for music (well 70s and 90s were awesome too, but growing up in the 80s was just a special time). 💜❤✌🏻
YES!!!! This was Depeche Mode’s first US hit; then you have to hear songs from their “Music For The Masses” album; “Strangelove” (there’s a club banger version) Never Let Me Down Again”, “Behind The Wheel”. Was blessed to see them twice in concert; 88 and circa 95, and going to see them this year at Madison Square Garden or Philly ❤
Depeche Mode has been making music for over 40 years and still going strong. Their newest album comes out this month. Ghost again is the first single and is great.
Ministry's Everyday is Halloween, also from 1984, shares a simiilar message and even more experimental synth effects that will blow you away. I'm saying this as a huge Depeche Mode fan!
Oh, and please go down the Echo & the Bunnymen rabitt hole (or bunny hole I guess). They won't disappoint, especially Live from the Royal Albert Hall 1984: Never Stop, With a Hip, Crocodiles, No Dark Things... and studio versions of The Killling Moon, Bring on the Dancing Horses, Lips like Sugar
If you're going to request Ministry then it's got to be "Revenge" and "Effigy" that come first. Those two were arguably their best, most mainstream songs.
@@greglegakis4177 I can 't argue with those great suggestions... on the typo as well :) Can't wait for Jay to discover the other side of Ministry as well: N.W.O, Stigmata, Jesus built my hot rod...
Favorite Song by them! Strip the music away, and you get a Powerful Poem Univerally Relevant to every age! Thanks!!! Luv Ya Guys!
This song actually got me into Depeche Mode. The different sounds the beat and the message, that still exist today. Amazing 80’s classic!
"Personal Jesus" is tops on the very long "must hear" list of DM songs, but the next time you _need_ to feel some true romance, reach for "Somebody"--you might tear up a little, but you WILL NOT regret it!
I had forgotten about this song over the many many years. This song should be made extremely popular again now.
Ok, I didn’t think I could love Amber more.. but her talk at the first break ❤️❤️❤️
This group was the shiznit when I was growing up. So poignant with this message that everyone in the world should relate to even in this very day. Thanks for reacting to this iconic song and equality anthem 🤗
Personal Jesus is my favorite Depeche Mode song
Probably my #2 all time band behind Mettalica. They literally got me through high school and my angsty, tortured, and illness filled teen years! I listened to their music repeatedly all through the 80s and 90s!
Me too! (What are the odds🤪)
god i miss the 80s and 90s...kids these days will never know how beautifully simple life was...
@@30.06onaGrassyKnoll Now they can look it up on their phones. LOL.
I see folks at shows watching all on their screens while filming it... stay at home for screens.... live children, live.
Been on this channel since Jay’s solo days and have NEVER commented! This is my top song of the 80’s, the era I grew up in. HUGE dance/club banger! Love the channel.
This was their break through hit which first put them on the map
“Love is the Answer”, England Dan & John Ford Coley. Written by the awesome Todd Rundgren!!
Showing my age 😂..discovered…this band on MTV..could only buy their album in the import section at the record shop…amazing discography.!
My band of life has always been Depeche Mode. Grew up on them in the 1980s, supported their bad records of late, and heading to their probably last concert this November in Denver for their latest and maybe last album. LOVE my band.
Man I wish I could see that show. I’ve only seen them once (early 90s) but they aren’t coming anywhere near me.
@@emilywilhite5807 Seen them in Virginia, got screwed in L.A., Texas, Denver, and soon in Denver again, over the last 17 years. My wife refuses to let me miss a concert. "Just Can't Get Enough."
Yessss finally! I knew you'd like this one.
Back in the day, they called them 'industrial' ... I'm sure you can see why.
quintessential 80's
This song is still needed! This is from the early 80's and we need to get it through our heads cause we are all brothers and sisters of each other!
DM have stood the test of time. Still putting out new music (just last month) and still touring. Thanks for another reaction of them!
One of my top 5 favorite bands. I’ve seen them live 4 times. Amazing concerts. 😎❤️
The song that introduced me to DM. It never gets old.
This is actually one of my favorite Depeche Mode songs. Such a great message 💕
Depeche Mode has some great songs. This song and Personal Jesus are my favorite.
This came out while I was in college and was very impactful. Another similar band that you should check out is Bronski Beat-Small Town Boy, the lead singer has an amazing falsetto.
This was their first hit song in the US. One of my favorites by them is Suffer Well.
One of the great techno pop groups of my day… great dance music!!
I love this band, I love this song, and it's always a joy to see Depeche Mode reactions.
Awesome song by an awesome band!!! They were VERY POPULAR when I was in college in the late 80s and early 90s.
This was my introduction to them in the 80s. Loved them ever since
My favorite from them is "Somebody"..... a moving song.
Lol that song had my hardcore punk friend in college in tears in my car, trying to hide it. I did warn him, though 🤣. Great song.
My favorite love song ever. 💜
I knew you two would love this song. My favorite Depeche Mode song is Never Let Me Down Again, a total banger.
Statement song indeed. This band was far ahead of its time in both mindset and musicianship. They quite literally changed the entire music landscape in the very early 80's. There's a vast catalogue to investigate here.
That's why I love them!
Go down the DM rabbit hole. You won’t regret it. This band is required reading for Gen X
So relatable for today. Haven’t heard this song in forever ❤
They recently appearred on the Colbert Show and performed "Personal Jesus", and they KILLED IT. (The video is up on YT) The guys are all in their mid-60's now, and they sounded GREAT...
Fantastic reaction -- keep going down that rabbit hole! Next up for Depeche Mode: "Never Let Me Down Again", "In Your Room", "Somebody", "Everything Counts" -- and I'm SHOCKED you have not yet reacted to one of their best songs "Personal Jesus"!!
For sure one of my favorites. The entire "Violator" album is classic. My fav DM song is "Policy of Truth".
@Eric Kent you are so right. When this came out, you could only buy it as an import in North America and you definitely had to be into British New Wave to have even heard of them in the early 80s. Their sound was poppy in their early days but got darker and more atmospheric as time went on. An iconic group that epitomize the 80s for me.
I saw them in St. Louis in 93, amazing live!
I saw them in Saint Petersburg, FL that same tour/year (my friends from work and I got front row!) & Saw them a 2nd time for The Sounds of the Universe tour
Depeche Mode is on the Mt. Rushmore of 80's alternative music.
One of my all time favorites. The message is so true, unfortunately even more so now. I was just talking to a friend about this and todays world is so full of hate, hate between people that have never met.
Great memories of enjoying their music in college. Thanks to whoever suggested them. I recommend "Somebody" and "Waiting for the Night" for their softer side, "Blasphemous Rumours" for SMH moments, and "In Your Room" when you want to crank something up to 15.
Woooh that 80's sound is very distinct. I've heard this played in many events and dancefloors. Ahhh those were the days when a teenager was just a teenager. Good ole days.
I just love the positive message of this song. I'm never going to understand why people shun people. Well said Amber!🎉
i discovered Depeche Mode at summer camp.. wow what an experience. Forever associated with hot summer nights and insects lol.. but People Are People was THE SONG OF THE SUMMER! xo
Another great one👍
"Strange Love" may be my favorite of theirs 😎
I love this song, my favorite Depeche Mode song! The message is on point too! It’s one of their earlier hits (1984)!❤❤
This song has always been a favorite of mine, purely because of the message. We should all set aside our views on the differences between us, and remember that we are members of the Human Race. We need to learn to tolerate the differences and simply love one another for being human beings. Love you guys and your reactions.
Well said!
Too cool! ❤ I’ve got tickets to see them in the fall 🎉 personal Jesus is a hit!
Get ready for an awesome show! Saw them live....PHENOMENAL!!🔥
One of their best, from back in the early days when they were more industrial, using sampled real-world sounds to make great music. They've always been about love and inclusion, while also often having an upbeat message. Another one along the same lines is Walking In My Shoes, which was released almost 10 years later. It show how much their sound grew while still giving relatable messages.
Such a great band and song that definitely helped set the table for the sounds of others to come. March 30th in Las Vegas! Will be the first time seeing them without Fletch on keyboards, but really looking forward to the show #RIPFletch
The two surviving members of the Mode are just back with a new song, „Ghosts Again“, and it’s awesome! A song about the appreciation of life in the face of death, and they manage to make such a melancholic topic sound hopeful and even danceable. Would be great if you reacted to their more recent material!
I saw them perform it recently on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Great song!
Such a great song! Very 80's, too. :) Hard to believe Depeche Mode will release their 15th album in a few weeks, and they're touring this year. Well earned! X)
Leave In Silence by Depeche Mode is a masterpiece
Great song, great message for everyone. Thanks for playing such an influential song for the ages.
I can pinpoint the moment I first heard this in 1984. It was playing on MTV in my living room, and I was in my bedroom. I had to go to the tv to see who it was. I went out and bought everything they’d done so far. I saw them for the first time in 1987, and then I saw them a ton more times through to their Tour of the Universe in 2009. This song changed my life; definitely for the better. Having DM in my life since then, I’m so thankful for them. 💜💜💜
This was when they were coming into their own, and finding their sound, with Martin Gore establishing himself as a unique songwriter. Samplers were a new thing and DM made the most of it - much of the rhythm track consists of ”found sounds”. But guys, DM is a serious rabbit hole, and they just kept evolving and getting more and more interesting over the years.
Fun fact: The band felt this song was a bit too poppy for their taste, so they quickly decided to release Master and Servant as their second single from the album. Which of course also was a hit.
Depeche, (greatest band in the history of the universe,) Mode!!! I'm so glad y'all reacted to this one! Now for something beautiful by DM, I suggest "Waiting for The Night to Fall" from the Violator album in '89.
This was their 1st song I remember hearing way back in the early 80s during the Cold War. Great song with a wonderful question.
You two crack me up - with the fun chair dancing! This song reminds me of the experimentation with percussion that happened a lot in 80's music, like Tears for Fears' "Mad World", Ultravox's "Vienna" or Mi Sex's "Computer Games" to name a few. ❣
@modulartjapan2212 I loved Kraftwerk! ("I'm the operator of my pocket calculator"). Kate Bush also used a Fairlight. I love the album that a lot don't: The Dreaming, which she used the Fairlight on.
@modulartjapan2212 Love me some Peter Gabriel. I think he was the first one to use it, in Genesis, perhaps?
This sums up the 80s/90s mentality perfectly. We were taught this in school and this song is just its musical representation. We need to go back to that.
I hope, you go back and redo "Enjoy the Silence" by Depeche Mode, and watch the "Twin Towers" video they made...❤❤❤
Still as powerful as it was back in the day.
Depeche Mode’s catalog is so extensive that it would take months to react to everyone of their amazing songs.
As a seventeen year old gay teen in1984, I wrote down the lyrics and kept them in my wallet, gave me confidence to be what I am.
Repented yet?
An amazing synth band that has so many great tunes. This is one of their first big hits and what a song it is. Depeche Mode started off a bit Bubble gum but found their groove with a more serious, almost Goth sounding synth in the early 80's. Dave Gahan has a great voice and showcases it here but the band began writing songs that touched on lot of topics that were political, religious, songs about abuse and depression. Check out "Blasphemous Rumours", "Master & Servant", "Personal Jesus".
A beautiful message and my favorite song by them!
This was my Coming Out Of High School Song!! Great Classic that helped kick off the Awesome Big 80s!!
This was the way life was in the 80s amd 90s we all got along unlike today people just all about there feeling getting hurt not the old days we just didn't care we loved each other
You guys should try "Everything Counts" next. It's another strong message Depeche Mode song set to a great beat!
Depeche mode were the epitome of British synthesized pop in 80’s, everything counts and policy of truth are my fav’s
My absolute favourite band of all time. They have only improved with time. I have seen these guys in concert 8 times they put on the best live performance ever. The lead singer is Dave Gahan and back vocals are Martin Gore. Both these guys have incredible vocals.
The band was so industrial at this time. They changed later but you can you just here a machine working in this song. The gears and steam etc. this was my first DM song as I was just getting to thd age to like my own music. My brother had this album ( Some Great Reward) and thd one before it ( Construction Time again) do I quickly learned most of their early songs. I love this period of DM . They were already doing some meaningful, strange, and controversial songs. If you have not heard Master and Servant and Blasphemous Rumors along with Everything Counts and my favorite Shame then you should soon.
Their biggest hit songs like these always make me think of the 1980s and the one time phenomenon MTV
My first Depeche Mode song! I have seen them three times. They just announced a new tour this year. It my happen! 💖