Home Free - God Bless The USA Reaction | Featuring Lee Greenwood & The United States Air Force Band
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Proud to be American on this grand 4th of July!
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Wishing all our fellow Americans a grand 4th of July!
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I am a Vietnam Veteran. I had spent 2 years over there. I have been Diagnosed with Agent orange Which Caused Me too had Bladder cancer Twice , P t s d Diabetes, Parkins disease. And Just got treated For Liver cancer. I love my country and I love my Flag. I am so proud to be an american. I do not regret serving my Country .❤😊
Thank you for your service. I am a Desert Storm Veteran.
Thank you both for your service. As the daughter, niece and sister of veterans I am honored that yoy served.
Thank you for your service and sacrifice! God bless you and your family.
Thank you for your service. As the daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece and cousin of veterans I appreciate your service and your family's sacrifice.
The more things change the more they stay the same. Instead of agent orange I got lymphoma cancer from the burn pits in Iraq, lol.
The original singer/songwriter, Lee Greenwood, is in his mid-seventies, yet he still has an amazing voice. Did hear that fly-over at the end. That was Adam Rupp, singer/beatboxer
The Singing Sergeants apparently sing for ceremonial events, and concerts. This was recorded during the shutdown, which is remarkable in itself. I always loved this song, and this rendition brings even more richness by allowing Lee Greenwood to do ad libs that he has always wanted to do. Great reaction!
The military drumming and "flyover" by Adam Rupp at the end there were AMAZING! The soldiers in the US Air Force Band are also called "The Singing Sergeants." My understanding is that they have served in other areas before transferring to this group. They have smaller groups within the band that go to various places to perform at concerts and call attention to the military and what they do around the world.
Didn't that give you chills? Lee Greenwood is 80 and still has great vocals, such a good song he wrote. It was all acapella, the amazing drum sounds were from Home Free's beatboxer Adam, he even made the jet flyover sound at the end of it.
Thank you, Lulu, for your service to us veterans. You are appreciated!
Lee Greenwood still sounds amazing, to listen to him you would never know that he was 77 when this video was made. They indeed have "drums", but they come from the mouth of the talented beat boxer Adam Rupp. Everything about this song is a capella.
Lee Greenwood sounds great for 77! He wanted to do a remake and contacted Home Free and the US Air Force Singing Sergeants. Home Free is so good. There were no drums, just the HF beatboxer doing the drum sounds. He’s remarkable. Good reaction!
They had drums all right, courtesy of Adam Rupp!
You need to do more Homefree ❤
A wonderful rendition of this song. Lee Greenwood wrote and recorded this in 1984. He is now 80.
It is not a military band here, It is actually a vocal group from the USAF called the "Air Force Sargeants" that sing along with Home Free and Lee Greenwood. There is a member of Home Free that does the voice beat box, but the entire performance is a capella-no musical instruments at all (unless you consider the voice an instrument).
I hope ya'll love this song as much as I do...And God bless us all that believe.
Such a beautiful rendition of this beautiful song. I love Homefree ❤
Thank you for the nice reaction and well-wishes. You guys have great chemistry together, and created a very enthusiastic reaction. I hope that you both have a great Fourth of July also!
The only instruments are Tim Foust the bass and Adam Rupp the beatboxer. If you hear the fly over that Adam did? Enjoyed watching your reactions to this song.
I have seen a number of reactors not give Home Free any credit, They are the best out there.
Happy 4th of July to some fellow Americans
I have to stop listening to this song so much. I fear dehydration losing so many tears.
SO glorious! Very cool how they got this done despite the pandemic! ❣️🎼🥰🎶♥️
Adam doing the flyover ✈️ sounds at the end always gives me an extra dose of goosebumps 🥰
USA!!! USA!! We will always stand for what our founding father created.
Military musicians and singers are recruited specifically to perform music and undergo a rigorous audition process. These people are not trained as soldiers, and all represent their specific branches tremendously. I am fortunate to live near the US Coast Guard Academy and thoroughly enjoy their performances ... concert band, jazz band, Big Band, etc. So much talent that they share not only locally, but internationally as well.
I saw Lee perform this in Vancouver, Washington on the 4th in 1980 or '81. I cried then and I am crying now. This song reminds me of my uncle who died in WW2 and my older brother who died in Viet Nam.
God Bless the USA all the way today and everyday!
God bless the USA,and the rest of the world😇
Where do i find someone like Lulu. Good caring heart, great smile and laugh, drop dead gorgeous and sexy body. Wow, you're a lucky guy.
This such a beautiful song. Considering that this was done during the pandemic, it was done so well. Love your reactions!
It’s so beautiful! Chills every time I listen to this one.
Great reaction! Thanks for your respect to the veterans that protect our freedoms! Did you hear the beat boxer drumming throughout the performance? And the flyover at the end?? This is a fantastic collaboration!… Are you sure you listen to the video the making of God bless the USA! It’s great to see the interaction between the three groups as they were making this! Lee, Producer Darren Rust, at home free discussing what this song means to them!! Listen to a Home Free singing “land of the free” & and “my country ‘tis of Thee!”
Thank you reacting to this song.
This song was written and recorded by Lee greenwood originally in 1984
This song is beautiful 🔥😊
I know I'm a Mutt.............I was born in this country but I came from ....as most of us from other countries.... but I'm truly proud to be an American.. this song gives me chills..
The GREATEST country in the world because we are free. We can choose what we want to be and how we worship. You young people better wake up or it will be gone. I say young because you are the future.
This is the first time i've watched your video. I like your channels. Thank you I love this song. I love the u s a❤😊😊😊
Greatest thing I have done was to wear the uniform and serve as an officer in the USN.
All the instruments are made by vocals of Home Free. Incredible, beautiful.
I love you guys. Sorry I'm so late on watching this, but along the way, life happened - what can i say? You both have wonderful insight. Your wifey is super smart and I love her. My hubs just retired from military after 20 years. It's really a wonderful/shitty life. Sorry. Just is. But truly thank you so much for listening to Home Free's rendition of Lee's song and honoring our soldiers. Really appreciate this one.
Please thank u ur hubs for his service. We're truly appreciative!
R.I.P. Ron( my daddy) who spent his whole 30 USAF career in the band...why i was born in Panama😂😂
This song always gives me chills.
Let Freedom ring!
My dad was a veteran of The War In the Pacific (China, Burma, India) and Korea. Served in these theaters as well as Oklahoma, Missouri, Washington D.C., Germany, Detroit, the after 22 years he taught Army reservists another 11. I was 4F (flat feet), but as an Army brat (even at 73) I get choked up listening to this.
Great Stuff!! You Two Are A Great Couple. Your One Lucky Dude! From NW Pennsylvania, God Bless!
Great reaction. Thanks much and God bless 😊
That song is so good, it should be the National anthem.😊
Master❤️ I saw those tears in your eyes 😉❤
That was the Air Force band they aren't going to fight on the front lines anyways. I myself was in the Army, my MOS (Military Occupational Skill) was 11 Bravo or Army Infantry. I never saw any Air Force band members that can sing clearing houses or going on missions with us in Iraq back in 2004.
Lee reached out to Home Free to do this for the 50th anniversary of this song filmed during the covid lock down hence the many locations.
Love you guys ❤
Happy fourth of July ... young Americans like the singers and the channel hosts give me hope for the country's a world's future
Sounds Beautiful ❤
My father has flat feet and served 20 years.
Not a band, but actually a vocal group and one of them is actually making the music with his mouth. So take a look and listen. That makes the song even that more special because it is a cappella with non-instruments but yet instruments.
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dad had flat feet for vietnam. he spent war in england deciphering russian communications
The various armed services recruit musicians based on their talents specifically for these performance groups.
yes, this was filmed during covid...
I think this song should go right between the "Pledge of Allegiance"....and the "Star Spangled Banner".....
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Actually now they allow flat feet in the military.
Good reaction, but I have to nitpick one thing. You called them the "army band", and it is actually Air Force. As a retired Air Force member, I don't want my peeps to be called "army band". Other than that, good stuff.
reccion Mr. white blue red
I remember they used to sing this before football games. Now today they wouldn’t sing it at a game to save a life.
Interestingly enough, Home Free and the Singing Sargeants performed this at halftime last Nov. For the Vikings Dallas game...
Home free just sings other peoples songs. They are what is called a cover band. This song is 100% Lee Greenwoods.
Sorry dude, everybody goes through boot camp!
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Though this is a very patriotic song, I wish Lee Greenwood had not designated Americans as a place rather than as humans. "I'm proud to be an American, WHERE..." It would be much more sensible to nake it "I'm proud to be an American, WHO at least knows I'm free." Or "...an American because at least..."
Anyway it was sung very well and you guys had a nice reaction.
I would also quibble with the wording that the soldiers "GAVE those rights to me." They secured those rights. As stated in the Declaration of Independence, we are endowed by our Creator with rights including life liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and governments - including military and law enforcement - are instituted to secure those rights.
@@thomasmacdiarmid8251 See my response to John above. You too are a Communist, Tommy Boy. Leave the U.S. if you're so dissatisfied with our country and its patriotic songs. Traitor..........
Listen to him him, he’s smart
Love you both