PINK FLOYD ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL REACTION (Strong Message)
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I became a teacher because of this song...determined to keep rubbish teachers from diminishing children. 40 years of teaching later, this songs message still stands the test of time.
😍😍 well done man.. folk like you needed to step in.
I hope you taught your students that, 'We don't need no education' is a double negative. 😉
Yeah and now your teaching kids that they can choose their genders and white people are racist oppressors....
Imo teachers have gotten far worse nowadays.
@@imyourdoctor4799 Im guessing youre not actually a doctor...at least I certainly hope not.
@@imyourdoctor4799 Who hurt you?
The Wall was so popular the album was on the billboard charts for FOURTEEN YEARS! Yes, I said that correctly. 736 weeks.
That was dark side of the moon. Same band, different album
Actually, you are quoting the stats for Dark Side of the Moon. The Wall was also a major success, but it did not come close to reaching those stats. It officially remained on the charts for 68 weeks.
@@nunuvyabusiness8550 @LarryWT. Thanks for the correction. Don't know what I was thinking. Dark side was the one in my CD changer in my car all during the 90s.
Dark side of the moon was 950 weeks on charts:)
I know incredible.bsnd 👍
The poem the teacher reads is the words to their song Money.
Another reactor heard it as rap lyrics and cussed the teacher out for dissing the kid. :)
@@Serai3 that was my son in jounior & senior high. Always writing rap lyrics in his notebooks.
But he got mostly good grades, graduated, and is well known locally for his talent, with quite a few followers globally, so I guess it was worth him "needing" a new spiral notebook every week. Lol
I heard it's the root of all evil in the world today!
Another different pink floyd song is What's uh the deal. One of their best
@@pockypurse ...the love of it...it's a good servant but a poor master...mobey is no object...mino...modern money
Anyone who hasn't seen the movie Pink Floyd - The Wall yet starring Bob Geldof, I highly recommend it. The movie is basically about the breakdown of a Rock n Roll Superstar. It's pretty trippy and the music is the best! Great reaction. 💕
That's what the album is about. The movie being an adaptation of the album.
My best friend carried this album with her everywhere she knew every word to every song...tragically she died before the movie came out
It's such a GREAT movie. I was introduced to it by my store manager about 25 years ago. It is awesome. I own it and the soundtrack.
yes... its basically Syd Barrett... and Roger with his image of a tyrant in the studio, demanding that the other members of the capitulate to his every whim..
It's iconic and a rite of passage for every true music lover
I’ve never been a fan of Pink Floyd, but this song is iconic and so powerful, both in the lyrics and the clip. I remember I was like 8 or 9 when this came out and I watched it on tv and was mesmerised yet scared by this clip and the lyrics. As a child, the clip scared me watching the kids falling into the meat grinder. But the lyrics were and still are so powerful and relevant. This to me is a timeless classic.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
That line - dark sarcasm in the classroom - is so accurate. I've experienced and witnessed that so often.
This song is 500% better when you hear it in the context of the full album.
Not bad as a stand along song
"They're finaly rebeliing."
*kid falls into meatgrinder*
Back in the day (UK) there was corporal punishment in school. You could be caned for misbehaving. You need to watch the film “The Wall”!
Definitely agree!
I was spanked in Pittsburgh as late as 1984
It happened in Sweden too. My dad grew up during the 60's and 70's and the teachers used to smack a ruler over the fingers of those who didn't behave, now my dad was a bit of a class clown so he got in trouble alot.
In the US, in the 60's, teachers were allowed to 'punish' their students. I remember my 5th grade teacher hitting kids on their knuckles with a brass ruler.
I'm from London and I got the cane loads of times from sadistic bastard teachers...but they're all dead by now 😁
It was just like this back in the day, teachers abused us physically and verbally regularly and some teachers had bad reps for being bad with their own unique punishments, sadists.
The Wall. One of the greatest albums ever made. A work of sheer subvertive genius.
The teacher is quoting other pink Floyd songs when he's reading his "poems". Listen to Brain Damage or Money. All of the Dark side of Moon also!
Specifically "Money"...
You think it was wrong really? So they stopped punishing kids for wrong doing and look what you ended up with. Kids rioting looting destroying beating and killing. Good job.
@@maryannhurley8998 Nobody got hurt it was all in the kids head. And the reason he had the violent revenge fantasy in the first place was because the teacher was a cruel and sadistic person who delighted in humiliating his students. Did you even pay attention to the video or were you in too much of a hurry to show off what an authoritarian boot licker you are?
@@maryannhurley8998 "Kids rioting looting destroying beating and killing." Who do you think taught them to do that? Children learn by by example. If you have to hit someone to get your point across then you are teaching them that you have to hit someone to get your point across. It's not rocket science.
Well done, educating Maryann, guys 👏👍
Corporal punishment (hitting, spanking, etc.) absolutely used to be allowed in schools and was definitely a thing here in the US. It's been a long time though since it was common, and even more recent since it's simply not allowed anymore. It happened in religious, private schools also (my dad would get hit by the nuns at his Catholic school a lot) and when I was in first grade, public school - would have been early 1970s - my teacher hit me with a pointer (long stick they used to point to things with). In high school (mid 1980s) I witnessed one teacher throw an eraser at a student (minor of course but still the intent behind it), and saw another teacher literally throw a desk at a student - they almost went into a full on fist fight in the classroom (student and teacher) - that was scary. I've also seen teachers drag students out of classrooms by their clothing, hair, or body parts (arms, ears etc.) All that being said, thanks for doing this - it's a classic!!
Yep, I got the paddle, the ruler, and dragged out by the ear at a Catholic school.
Heh, at my Catholic High School in the 1980's the brother who taught religion had one of those fake movie rocks you could buy at Universal Studios and he used to throw it at students who were daydreaming or chatting in the back of the classroom. At the public elementary school I went to in the '70's whenever we misbehaved badly enough the teachers would send us to the principal for a scolding and a spanking. The principal used a square paddle with a painted on checkerboard. It looked more like one of those wooden boards that cheese is sometimes served on than it did a cricket bat. It stung, but not too badly. And no, its use did not make us behave any better.
It never happened to me but my mom said kids used to get "the strap" back when she was in school. That's terrible!
In '76, I was hurrying to my 7th grade social studies class. We only had 3 minutes between classes to use the bathroom and stop at our locker to get books for the next period. As the bell was ringing I was walking through the door threshold and the teacher, a male coach, hit me hard across my butt with a drum stick, Of course this was in front of the class. I had a black bruise from it. 😠
I got smashed over the top of my head with as book by my science teacher for talking in class around 1968. Teachers definitely had the power to discipline.
The Man on the Photo at the End of the Video is Bob Geldorf the Leadsinger of the „Boomtown Rats“ they sings the Song ‚I don‘t like mondays‘. Its a british Band.
I Don't Like Mondays... Great song btw!!
I was in high school as a U.S. citizen when the event that inspired the song happened, and the song itself was released.
I remember we were all so shocked and horrified that such a thing, the first of its kind in the world I believe, could happen.
Now look at where we (the U.S.A.) are today. 😭
The song was inspired by the 1979 Cleveland elementary school in San Diego, Ca 16 year old shooter brenda ann Spencer who shot students, teachers, principal where she lived across the street. When police asked her why she did this she said she doesn't like Monday's.
And of course it was Sir Bob who conceived of and executed the idea of Live Aid.
@@daveingrey2615
And Midge Ure
What a good song this is. We went around singing when I was at shool . It was done in london with school children. Very powerful nice Jay very nice.☺☺💖💕💖
I bet you didn't do well in English?
@ I never went to that school FYI. And yes I did do very well in my school thank for asking. Did you ????
I remember when I was a college student at Kent State. I was packed with other students into Mother’s Bar on a Friday night and everyone singing this song! Fun! 40 years ago.....
Lucky. I'm sometimes envious of previous generations. I was lucky enough to be born in '89 to have lived a normal life and era where Internet was not common place.
But I sometimes wish I was in my 20's during rhe 80's. Music was great, socializing was a different beast and male and female relations was not as tense.
I think I heard this when I was about 5 in 1981 (in the uk) and subsequently discovered that all of my school life I felt like Another Brick in the Wall. Then to my horror I discovered that some companies that I've worked for have the same ideals of thought control & dark sarcasm 😆😆 thank god this song installed the spirit of rebellion in me at a young age & I can (metaphorically) fight back against being just another brick in the wall 😂😂😂
So glad you enjoyed the song as much as I did when I 1st heard it 37 years ago 😊😊
“The Wall” is one long narrative where many songs flow right into the next, this video was actually “the happiest days of our lives” and “another brick in the wall pt 2”. It is absolutely meant to be experienced in its entirety, but I know as a reactor you need to keep it shorter... I would suggest listening to “another brick in the wall pt 1” then these two songs. It will give you a little more context, but the three tracks come in under 10 minutes in all...
Great reaction as always man! Floyd, Zeppelin, and Steely Dan are all helping me through this damn quarantine, there are a lot of other great artists, but I keep coming back to those 3.
one week at number #1 song, but 736 weeks on best selling albulms charts from 1973-1988. That is unreal run guys.
That was there DARK SIDE OF THE MOON LP FRONM 1973 ,, THE WALL came out in Nov 1979 ,, And by the way so did MJ,,s LP OFF THE WALL In Aug of 1979
Love this album, also Supertramp has a song called School from 1974 that has the same theme!!!
My social studies teacher got this album from a student in our class and took it home and listen to it over the weekend brought it back after he had bought himself a copy that weekend and loved it! I listened to it shortly thereafter fell in love have never fallen out of love with them
Run Like Hell and Mother off the Wall album are amazing classics as well
Mother is a great track! Roger Waters of Pink Floyd put out a recent version on his YT during the quarantine
This is the Epitome of convening a message with brilliance and beauty. Needed today more the ever!!
We are still here. The 80s kids.
one of my fav bands,..dark side of the moon,wish you were here,and animals albums,top notch
I was fortunate enough to see Pink Floyd perform the Wall in Los Angeles in 1980. Best concert EVER.
Saw the actual Wall concert in HS at the LA Sports Arena. Unbelievable show.
I was there too. Loved the music, animation on the wall, and especially the huge marionettes controlled by cranes. Fantastic show.
Saw the same concert in Wembley Arena London, most amazing show ever
We picked this for our graduation song, the little paper books came with the lyrics printed up, they were to be given to the parents and whoever came to the graduation. They made all of the seniors sit and glue the pages together so it couldn't be seen by the people who came to graduation. What they did proved the song was true.
Loved your reaction. This whole album is awesome. The video quality is so good because it’s from the movie the wall.❤️😃👍✌️🌼Love and peace
This film was directed by Alan Parker, a genius of the Gothic style. "The Wall" is his masterpiece. "Angel Heart" & "Birdy" are also works of art.
Angel heart is a magnificent film I can watch it over and over
I’ve never seen “The Wall”’ but great reaction.
It’s a must see!
It's nuts
I was reading a David Gilmour interview from a few years ago and he said the song probably wouldn't have been written today. He thinks the UK educational system is much better now than it was back in the 60's when they tried to everyone into the same old antiquated mold. Keep up the good work.👍
He's delusional. The school systems everywhere are still turning out kids without any real world skills or critical thinking ability. It's all by design.
When I was in Grade 5 our teacher told my girlfriend Susan and I if you could try teaching the next class ( we were talking or send notes back and forth) and Susan said OK. We went home and prepared the next lesson for the class. Susan taught the lesson perfectly. The teacher never said anything to us again.
Lucky enough to see them live, wow! Peace and love.
When I was in 5th grade (1976 in Montana) our teacher had a big wooden paddle with holes in it behind his desk on the wall. And yes he used it. We were very well behaved in all our classes, because teachers in other classes would send you to him if you weren't.
Your input is so important today. What is taught and how it is taught is more important than ever!
Pink Floyd . What a band ! Just does not get any better .. no wonder it remains a gem all this years later and shines on ...it’s an institution not to be reckoned with !!
I want to spend a few hours with you talking about music. You just get it.
If you don't eat your meat you can't have any PUDDING.🤘🏻
How can you have any pudding if you don’t eat your meat ? 😊
...and we all know how important pudding is, don't we?!
You!.... Staaand still laddie!
Hint: the British label for dessert is pudding. The teacher is saying "You have to do this difficult stuff before you can go to recess. How dare you ask for recess when you have not finished your textbook assignments yet?"
@@dopiaza2006 But I'm not behind the bike shed....
This came out my senior year in High School. Needless to say we made it our theme song!!!
First time I heard this song I was at a roller skating rink, good song to skate too.
I was out of High School when this came out, but I do remember hearing a lot of Senior classes wanted this for the Graduation song, that idea was rejected! Administration and Principal's no sense of humor...
Sounds like my dad haha. He got in trouble for bringing Alice Cooper's School's out single in for music class in elementary school
Jamaican school kids are amongst the most respectful I've seen anywhere.
This song caused quite an uproar in school districts, being banned..even some countries banned the album, which of course made the song and album even more popular world wide
Man, I’ve not seen The Wall in decades now. Seeing this part brought back an avalanche of memories.
Very... very high memories lol.
Remember when this album came out. Was 12 when we had a pool party for our softball team at one girl's house and she pulled it out for us to listen to.
Heh, yeah. I wasn't much older. My house was two blocks away from the middle school I went to and my buddies and I ditched school at lunch to sneak over to my house to listen to The Wall for the first time. We freaked out during that part on the record where it sounds like a cop in a helicopter is shouting at somebody through a bull horn because we thought the truant officer had caught us!
Either the movie or album but from start to finish and understand we were in the cold war then. The world was a precarious place still as now.
As a Brit, when i see Pink Floyd i grab a cup of tea or a glass of wine and await the spiritual journey i will be taken on. Pink Floyd is my father favourite band and was born in the late 1950s, grew up in the 60s with cranes and this no nonsense for creativity. He became a painter and photographer. This was a band giving his generation, who did not have a voice, a message to the Government.
Dear JVee TV. I love your reactions. You get it, absolutely! Carry on my friend. I most certainly will be back! Peace and love to you!
The movie Pink Floyds "The Wall".
Trailer for the movie featuring the song Another Brick in the Wall
ruclips.net/video/TPTLIVPqThY/видео.html
Hope he watches the movie!
@@kimberlinibambini1988 me too😎
Notice the poems the teacher read were lines from his songs.
He really is a poet.✌👍👊🎸
From the song money $$$
Every time I listen this song my hair is standing on end
Well, Pink Floyd is Pink Floyd and that's it.
I just gotta say Jayvee I'm REALLY enjoying this ride down memory lane while y'all are just discovering it!!! Corporal punishment is still a thing where I live in Tennessee...not sure how much it's used but y'all walk in a elementary classroom and the paddle be hanging on the wall. This was back in '93 - 2004 when my son graduated!! Thanks y'all for the great reactions...👏❤👏
The whole album is Great and The Wall movie is Awesome.you ought to check it out!
Yeeessss!!!!!
Spot on Dee. I loved it, the film is pretty amazing too. We were so happy, that in England it didn’t get the 18 rating, and got a high 15. Very scary film.
In grammar school you used to get hit across the hands with the pointer. (Catholic School)
I highly suggest you listen to The Wall album with the songs in order- they really tell a story- also very important with this album- at least 2 songs in a reaction, cuz MANY go straight into the next- it’s fantastic! Also, you should watch the movie-/groundbreaking! A song suggestion next would be their song “Young Lust.” Has some of that funk to it too! ✌️💛☮️💟✌️
High Hopes was slated to be the next one. It's an awesome one. The Pulse live video is epic.
I have a strong emotional connection to the film, brought me thru some of my darkest moments of depression, it made me feel like there was somebody there who knew how i felt. i could relate to the whole breakdown there were times i wanted to just totally flip out and smash everything up around me but deep down knew it would be a pointless act of violence that would cost me in other ways. I still suffer from depression but have had it such a long time it's just a part of the norm and i have come to terms with itit gets easier as long as you find your coping mechanisms as you get older.
Forget the video, this song comes basically in three parts, use only hq audio clips if possible, the song deserves it:
1. Another brick in the wall part I
2. The happiest days of our lives
3. Another brick in the wall part II
Oh yeah! 1979 my freshman year on college.. I REMEMBER it was a hella va concert
I adore Pink Floyd... And I love your open minded, I'm watching all you reactions... A french woman fan of UK music, ever... Thanks to you, my friend
this is the song that brought them back to the popular scene and a lot more strong. Amazing. then they got into the 80s and start another amazing decade for them
Please listen to Floyd’s “Welcome to the Machine.”
This video is actually two tracks, The Happiest Days of our lives and Another Brick in the wall 2, so when you listen to the studio version listen to both tracks. Better yet, listen to the whole album in one sitting.
Your reaction says everything about this song. 👌
I saw "the wall" concert first night in los Angeles, I was 16..1980..absolutely incredible show. Sent into the radio station KMET for tickets, 15 bucks apiece. First row balcony center stage. Amazing!!😁
The teacher doing that is a big part of the song & movie. “When we grew up and went to school there were certain teachers who would hurt the children any way they could, by pouring their derision upon anything we did, exposing every weakness, howe’er carefully hidden, by the the kid.”
The Wall is the story of a boy as he grows into a man, and basically how all of these life experiences made him who he became, which in turn leads to a nervous breakdown.
It’s deep... but really cool! I HIGHLY recommend it!! 😎
Yes, we used to get "The Cane" at School in England 🇬🇧
Not any more though.
Do a reaction to Sade - "Yor Love is King.
I got the cane a few times..
Across my hands 😐
Oh yes, our beloved anthem :-) Our art teacher would let us play music in class, we'd always play this one ... the radio version I remember didn't include the audio track at the beginning.
That would be the single edit version
I saw Pink Floyd's "The Wall" at Wembley Stadium when I visited London - best day ever!
You really have to do the whole album or you won't understand each song.
Facts!
the move on a couple good hits of some blotter made the entire album clear for me! this was 25 or more years ago of course. I think two hits of good blotter would kill me now lmao!
Agree!!
Definitely! Better - after you listen to the wall (BOTH LPs) go WATCH The Wall. You just watched only one song. THEN you can have your pudding, J! Lol
Absolutely agree!!
Yes Jay children in the UK were hit with a cane until the government stopped it a long time ago. They use to say it made men out of boys. But it was just wrong. 💖💕💖
Man, I was got with a ruler, a paddle, AND the back of the hand from the nuns at a Catholic School in the US!
In the US, they used to use a horsewhip.
I went to the London Nautical (A Royal Navy College) and the discipline was mental.
I was punched kicked and caned most days,and that was just the school nurse!
the teachers were much worse.
If i didnt get the cane,it was a fucking good day.
By the time i was kicked out (for right hooking a sadist geography teacher) my arse was like old leather.
Happy days none the less.
The fantastic music saw to that.
Check out the audio,the vid is a slightly different version with edits all over the shop.
In fact,check out ALL of "The Wall",another seminal work from yet another great British band.
LOL I copped for the cane a few times, the ruler and even a slipper!
Each teacher had their preferred method of sadism.
It didn't work, it just made me rebel more and in the end I played truant and never did my exams.
The funny thing is I have pretty high IQ and it was mostly boredom from poor teaching methods or already knowing what they were teaching that had me do things like paint my friends chair so he had a smiley face on his backside.
I never really wanted to be a apart of "the system" after that and already began plotting how I could avoid the rat race at 16. (I never did by the way, they get you in the end)
Love that Jay listened to other Pink Floyd before this one. I was about 14 the first time I heard Another Brick In The Wall and did not hear another Floyd song for quite a while.
This was the 60's and yes in the 60's corporal punishment was allowed and was administered. Ask your grandparents. They will tell you. And if not, anyone from that era can verify. This was in the era of the civil rights movement. I was living in Florida at that time and went to school there. I experienced much there. Life was very much like it is now with violence everywhere. Anyway, love your reactions, Jayvee. You seem to really enjoy and feel the music. You bring some freshness and joy to what can sometimes be a stressful day. Cheers from Canada
Absolutely incredible.. the whole ensemble is just lush as fu... its erratic but perfect lol.. i dunno.. hits man
"MOTHER" one of the best songs on the album.
Hi Jay 😁 Pink Floyd in your fabulous álbum The Wall of 1979 and the director Alan Park make the magic in cinema with Bob Geldof like principal actor and the album like base all soundtrack... Great band, great album, great movie (listen & see) 🙌 ...and you Peace ✌️♥️
I am in USA and I graduated in 1974 from high school and teachers were allowed to use corporal punishment. In other words they could hit us. Every teacher in my school had a wooden paddle with holes drilled in them hanging on the wall to remind us that they could inflict physical pain at their discretion. My middle school years were when it happened the most. But I was a good little girl so never got hit. No longer allowed thank God!
The whole album and film is brilliant.
We did have corporal punishment at school in England, I got the slipper in primary school, can't remember if I ever got hit with the ruler, don't think so. In secondary school I got detention a lot cos I was a naughty girl, obviously never learnt my lesson from primary school 😇
Yvette Adshead I got the ruler on my knuckles when I was seven because I didn’t want to play the triangle in music lesson.
@@nicolasmiley7181 oh that's a bit harsh 😅
Yes the audio with lyrics! 💯 Plus watch the move The Wall!
Definitely agree!
I like how the poem is the lyrics of Pink Floyd's "Money"
This is a Rock Opera album if there ever was one.
Not really a video, it's a movie clip that you should most definitely watch to even try to understand.
102%F day here saw a Pink Floyd upload so I broke out my bong to smoke & enjoy. Thank you keep the posts up
I went to an all boys school. I used to get caned and slippered often. I'll never stop stopping to rebel. God bless the Floyd, and all that listen. X.
Ps . Keep on being you brother, we love your angle, x.
Love from the UK.
You had to be tough just to survive school. My teachers bullied me. Also parents weren't ok with it, because they had been punished worse in their day.Every generation, makes it easier for the next.
Try The Animals, "Don't let me be misunderstood"
This is my favorite PINK FLOYD song ever!🎶🎶🎶❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶and the video is DOPE!!!!
My father was in the USAF for 22 years. We were stationed at San Vito dei Normanni Air Station in southern Italy from Dec 1979 - June 1982 (age 11 to 14 for me). Another Brick in the Wall was released in Nov 1979. I first heard this song on Italian radio, with the lyrics translated into Italian. It was played all the time obviously. Then 2.5 years later, moved back to the USA and heard the English language version of this song. My first thoughts were "wow, somebody already remade that Italian song".
You will definitely love the audio version it's without all the extras it's pure straight and clean💖🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌👍👍👍👍👍 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I remember when this came out it was quite controversial at the time , I remember kids getting punished it was awful, I think it came with the times , being young or old every one had an opinion, so glad times have changed 🤔.
They sure aren't changing for the better!
Love this song, This came out when I was in middle school and was our theme song for years!!!
You need to watch The Wall in it's entirety. One of my favs from the wall is "Empty Spaces" the animation is beautiful and the lyrics are timeless and resonate in modern times
Seriously my dude, you need to see the whole movie.
Bob Geldof was so good in that. 💜
Turd Ferguson , He was. He was perfect. He may not be type-cast to a lot of people, but to me, he will always be Pink.
Agreed!
Please see the movie! This video is from the movie.
If you have time you should watch the movie The Wall. It will blow your mind
I love his face when the actual song picks up.,was a kid during this time
Great choice, Jayvee. We could all relate to this in our youth - especially those of us from the UK where we have to wear uniform to school and this type of authoritarian bully of a school master isn't very far in the past! This song was a bit of an anthem for us! As recently as the 60s (maybe more recently? Not sure as I'm an 80s kid), teachers were caning students and hitting them across the knuckles with rulers. It's crazy to think now, with how kids talk back these days and can be really obnoxious.
in Belgium, Europe, teachers hit students until the early 80s. and lefthanded like me had their left arms tied to their waists in class...
In some countries teachers still hit their students today.
To be sure, the students did not “prevail.” They were cycled into a meat grinder.
This is my favorite pink Floyd song ! - Camilla from denmark, 31 years Old
This came out in my senior year of high school.... it was a crazy time..1980.
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