Hey Mr. Video! I work in the music industry. Mr. Ben E. King was my client. He lived close by in NJ and he came to my office in Times Square so I could help him with something regarding his royalties. I actually met him in December 2014 and he passed in April 2015. He was a wonderful gentleman with a sweet spirit. You should do a live version. Those are much better. This song is about us supporting each other during life's hard times. Thank you again for your spirited review.
You'd like Bill withers ( Lean on me, Ain't no sunshine, just the two of us) , The drifters (Under the boardwalk, This magic moment) , Frankie Valli & the four seasons (Oh what a night, Sherry, Big girls don't cry) and the temptations (My girl, Just my imagination, ain't too proud to beg, Get ready,)
Whenever I'm missing my mom, I'll go play some 50's pop, or old school Country and Western. Stuff she listened to while I was just a little wheel. So in a way, she lives on through the music.
I think of my grandmother who couldn't not dance when she heard music. She came in my room and shaked her booty to Pantera once because music = dance and joy. ❤
I was around 12 when this movie came out but I wasn't able to comprehend the magnitude of those words. The irony is that the farther away I get from being 12 years old, the closer I am to understanding their power
If you want goosebumps listen to When A Man Loves A Woman by Percy Sledge, you will have chills all over your body. If I remember correctly Ben E. King was kicked out of the group The Drifters. He was still friends with the guys in the group and brought them this song but their manager said they didn't need his damn song. Ben E. said fine I'll record it myself and thank God he did, what a masterpiece.
One of the big advantages of this channel is that sometimes he plays songs that have drifted to the back of my mind. Though I still know who did what if it comes up and have never forgotten a single song or note Now where the hell are my keys and why am I standing looking in the fridge? What day is today too? Stay safe... 🎶🇺🇸☮🇺🇸🎶
Best wishes for you! These are crazy times. I wish you that you get through the bad and the good times standing by each other not giving up each other.
Don't beat yourself up. Youth is wasted on the young. Someone with no regrets is someone with a bad memory. I grew up with this stuff so some have a little leg up on you. But, That leg is disappearing. I would think stuff like this influenced the Righteous Bros. Sam Cooke, "It's all in the Game."
Ben was the lead singer of The Drifters,after Clyde McPhatter left.I think he was on everything they did after '58 or '59.And Ben had a solo career,with Stand By Me and Spanish Harlem his biggest hits.Great singer,was friends with Roy Orbison!
Don't be embarrassed that you haven't heard these, you're hearing them now! And thanks to you, an entire generation is hearing them for the first time too. Thank you for that. Much love to you and yours.
My gosh, I never requested songs like this because I thought for sure you would have heard of this. In that case here's a few good ones. Son of a Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield, Brown-Eyed Girl - Van Morrison, Angel of the Morning - Juice Newton, At Last - Etta James, Dream a little dream of me - Ella's Fitzgerald, Be My Baby - The Ronettes, Then He Kissed Me - The Crystals, Unforgettable - Nat King Cole, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow - The Shirelles ( Amy Winehouse does an amazing cover of this one as well), Crimson and Clover - Tommy James & The Shondelles, My Girl - The Temptations, Doo Wah Diddy Diddy - Manfred Man.
eh, we get a lot of old music in youtube recommendations as well as video games, we younger people have a way wider access to music than previous generations
define next generation cause this is kind of music is what primarily my friends and I listen to and were millennials..more so me cause ive been called an "old soul" multiple times what ever that means
I second that for both song and movie. Any movie that has a line in it where someone says, “Hey, do you wonna go see a dead body?” has GOT to be great. ....and whenever there’s a friend/family member that needs to get out of the way, there some that has to yell, “TRAAAAAAAAAIN” in the best Slo-mo voice. Good times. Good times.
I am 68 and can safely state this is the greatest popular song ever written and performed. Recorded 27 October 1960, it has since been recorded by over 400 artists, including John Lennon.
I’m 46 yrs old,I’ve known this song my entire life, and to this day,it still gives me chills and makes me smile. So glad you are open to the classics! Xo
I actually saw him when he was a bit older. The song was re-released in the 80s for a Film and he performed it on a UK music show called “Solid Soul”. I was one the dancers in the audience! Happy memories. 😀
The pure joy you share out into the world is worth so much more than you can know. We older folks know how great the music was and can be, so to see it live on and felt the way we do is priceless. Enjoy
Man, you just opened up a whole new treasure chest with this Era of music, full of Legendary songs like this! Del Shannon, Dion & the Belmonts, Chuck Berry,.... List goes on and on. Definitely listen to something from the great FATS DOMINO when you can!
Yes! That orchestra is so beautiful. James Taylor is another artist you would be surprised by his calm and soulful vocals. So roll a fat one, lay back and listen to his cover of the song Up on a Roof. And his song Steamroller is a like a sexy chill blues piece.
Tracy Chapman does a version of this song. Lots of people covered this song (John Lennon) but Ben E. King wrote it and did it first. There was also a movie with the same title and this song played in the movie.
The other King solo song that he's best known for is "Spanish Harlem". Before he went solo, he was The Drifters' lead singer. When he was with them, their most notable songs were "There Goes My Baby", "This Magic Moment", and "Save the Last Dance for Me". All of these are good songs, very much worth hearing. The Drifters continued to do good songs after he left them: "Up on the Roof", "On Broadway", and "Under the Boardwalk".
Oh you picked a classic this round. Great song and this is the perfect version of this jam. It's been done a million times, but not this good. Hard to beat originals.
Your shoulders just can’t help themselves! He came out of the group The Drifters where he was a lead singer. I Who Have Nothing, Save The Last Dance For Me, There Goes My Baby, This Magic Moment, Spanish Harlem
this is the song that makes me cry every time. It's comforting at the soul level. It made me burst into heavy tears when I heard the choir sing this song at Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry's wedding! This was the song they chose to represent their marriage and love! (Prince/Shadow King Charles chose this choir, an all Black choir, because he was a fan of their music.)
Yeah, you'd better get the chills when Mr Ben E King sings! He's one of the timeless classics. I've heard Lean on Me, A Rose in Spanish Harlem, Save the Last Dance for Me, etc, all my life and never tire of them. If you haven't discovered Johnny Mathis yet, check him out sometime. Smooth, romantic songs like Chances Are and the theme songs from two blockbuster movies, Where Do I Begin (Love Story) and A Time For Us (Romeo and Juliet).
Man, Ben E. King still makes me swoon. Listened to him since I was born because my dad absolutely loved him and even after all these years, this song still makes me sigh dreamily. You have to do Percy Sledge "When a Man Loves a Woman," another one of my dad's favorites and mine as well!
This one snuck up on me. Kind of blows my mind you didn’t know this one, but it is NEVER too late to hear one of the best songs of all time. Don’t be embarrassed about that. One of the great songs of my childhood.
This is one of the most beautiful & memorable songs from the 60's. It still stands 2day..very well. It was featured in the Stephen King movie: "Stand By Me" 🙂🙂☮☮✌✌💕💕
Well there you go, after saying that my youtube feed puts across the earliest black rap fused with gospel from the 1940's - and it sounds pretty good and worthy of a reaction - ruclips.net/video/RUAzLpG8sf8/видео.html&ab_channel=MarksmaNOfficialPage
This beautiful song is perfect for 2020 ,Ben E King has such a perfect voice ,this is making me emotional we need to stand by each other ,we are all in this together ,love that you enjoyed it ,it is perfection !!!
Your reaction when the orchestra came on was so me 😂 I felt them violins in my soul. So beautiful. I have heard clips of this song in movies, never the entire song. This was a nice treat. I've been watching a few of your reactions, haven't commented on any till this one cuz I just couldn't help maself lmao your reactions are funny and entertaining ASF 🤣 thx
One of the best songs ever written, there have been over 400 recorded versions of the song, performed by many artists. It was featured on the soundtrack of the 1986 film Stand by Me. It reached twice the top 10 Billboard, first time in 1961 when it was released and the second one in 1986 with the film. You can listen to this song hours and hours and never get tired. Good reaction as always, greetings from Spain.
Please please please react to Otis Redding - the dock of the bay And Sam Cooke- a change is going to come You are wonderful Thanks for the happiness you bring me
Yes! You could start down a magical rabbit hole here Mr. Video! And Sam Cooke should be your next stop. He had soooo many great songs. “A Change is Gonna Come” and “Twisting the Night Away” are great to start with then just keep going!
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Hey Mr. Video! I work in the music industry. Mr. Ben E. King was my client. He lived close by in NJ and he came to my office in Times Square so I could help him with something regarding his royalties. I actually met him in December 2014 and he passed in April 2015. He was a wonderful gentleman with a sweet spirit. You should do a live version. Those are much better. This song is about us supporting each other during life's hard times. Thank you again for your spirited review.
Wow. I hadn't realized he was still alive just a short few years ago.b
Thank you Ms. Jones! How cool to get some privledged background. You rock :)
That’s so cool!
Yes he lived in the town I grew up in...
Great memories. That sounds amazing. Thanks for sharing
This song and Lean On Me always seem to go together for me.
Of course Dude is the first thing I think of
You gotta check out "A Change is Gonna Come". It brings tears to my eyes. It was in Malcolm X movie.
Great......now I'll have Lean on Me stuck in my head all day lol
When I hear one I automatically think of the other lol. Both awesome songs 😍
Lean on me, another great one, Bill Withers, lovely day and Aint no sunshine....
You'd like Bill withers ( Lean on me, Ain't no sunshine, just the two of us) ,
The drifters (Under the boardwalk, This magic moment) ,
Frankie Valli & the four seasons (Oh what a night, Sherry, Big girls don't cry)
and the temptations (My girl, Just my imagination, ain't too proud to beg, Get ready,)
You forgot “Save The Last Dance” by The Drifters (which Ben E. King was a part of at the time 😊)
@@SpiritedHeart94 I forget a lot of things. but luckily there's always someone to help.
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons.... a must!!! 💚
Ain’t no sunshine 💓
These are all awesome suggestions! Do Bill Withers, he just passed away recently! RIP
"Up On The Roof", "Under The Boardwalk", "Spanish Harlem", "On Broadway", "Save The Last Dance For Me", "This Magic Moment" are MUSTS!!!
Yes, yes, yes, and a double hell yeah!
All excellent choices
This Magic Moment is AMAZING 👍
I also loved Rick James version of This magic moment/ Dance with me.
Please play them all!! The Drifters were the best!!
I miss hearing older than me music. It reminds me of when I was really young, listening to music with my mom. Aww.
Agreed
Whenever I'm missing my mom, I'll go play some 50's pop, or old school Country and Western. Stuff she listened to while I was just a little wheel. So in a way, she lives on through the music.
Same here 🤗
I think of my grandmother who couldn't not dance when she heard music. She came in my room and shaked her booty to Pantera once because music = dance and joy. ❤
You have to watch the movie Stand By Me now! You’ll love it! It’s a classic
Good movie. So tragic and beautiful.
That's really cool to hear from a couple of ladies. I always thought of it as a coming of age movie for boys.
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@@rizipt Praise him!
And the book by Stephen King
"I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?"
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A complete, and total... BARF-O-RAMA
That line sums up the entire movie. So wonderful
I was around 12 when this movie came out but I wasn't able to comprehend the magnitude of those words. The irony is that the farther away I get from being 12 years old, the closer I am to understanding their power
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If you want goosebumps listen to When A Man Loves A Woman by Percy Sledge, you will have chills all over your body. If I remember correctly Ben E. King was kicked out of the group The Drifters. He was still friends with the guys in the group and brought them this song but their manager said they didn't need his damn song. Ben E. said fine I'll record it myself and thank God he did, what a masterpiece.
I agree
When a man loves a woman /Percy slege was my grandma's favorite song I love it great song to react to.
One of the big advantages of this channel is that sometimes he plays songs that have drifted to the back of my mind. Though I still know who did what if it comes up and have never forgotten a single song or note
Now where the hell are my keys and why am I standing looking in the fridge? What day is today too?
Stay safe...
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Percy Sledge. Chills 🥶🥶🤗
YES!!!!
More Ben E. King & The Drifters: THERE GOES MY BABY!!! Save the Last Dance For Me, Up on the Roof, On Broadway, This Maguc Moment, Spanish Harlem....
I love the drifters ! My favourites are some kind of wonderful, this magic moment, there goes my baby and under the boardwalk
@@NikkieTwix There Goes My Baby is my 2nd favorite....Stand By Me is my all time favorite.
No joke, bro: We just got married last year (Sep. 7th, 2019) ... this was our Wedding-Dance song! ♥
Best wishes for you! These are crazy times. I wish you that you get through the bad and the good times standing by each other not giving up each other.
Congrats❤️
Congrats sir,all the best for you and your wife!😎
Ben E. King - ^Spanish Harlem." At one time he was the lead singer of The Drifters. He sang lead on There Goes My Baby and This Magic Moment.
Don't beat yourself up. Youth is wasted on the young. Someone with no regrets is someone with a bad memory. I grew up with this stuff so some have a little leg up on you. But, That leg is disappearing. I would think stuff like this influenced the Righteous Bros. Sam Cooke, "It's all in the Game."
I love the way you phrased that part about no regrets. So true.
Your words ring true for many of us who now love to watch a youngen' hear our songs.
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Yes, Sam Cooke, yes.....
@@bartonbella3131 my mistake though. It's all in the game is by Tommy Edwards.
Now you are talking, glad you found him - great stuff, his songs are magical.
Ben was the lead singer of The Drifters,after Clyde McPhatter left.I think he was on everything they did after '58 or '59.And Ben had a solo career,with Stand By Me and Spanish Harlem his biggest hits.Great singer,was friends with Roy Orbison!
Spanish Harlem is better than this in my opinion.
Dark Storm on the Horizon was a good song from Ben E. It's a lot different than this and more 1970s or 80s funk
This was my mother’s era for music which she loves. She loved Ben E King. I just sponge up all the info I can get on these musicians. Thanks.
Thanks your reply is interesting 😁😢😁😁
@@antoinettelopes Phil Spector wrote and I do believe produced it.Has a beautiful arrangement!
If you’ll go back to the late 50’s, early to mid 60’s, you’ll find some fabulous soul/R&B.
Don't be embarrassed that you haven't heard these, you're hearing them now! And thanks to you, an entire generation is hearing them for the first time too. Thank you for that. Much love to you and yours.
Essential music. The Black musicians from the early 20th century are the foundation of music after.
Yo that's 1961. Not really early 20th century
I grew up listening to this song and I love it.
This song will never get old!! This is a great song and he has an awesome voice. ❤️ It😊
You know ya good when ya subscriber pauses a new season they're watching on Netflix cos Mr Video just uploaded another reaction 😉 🤣 😂
My gosh, I never requested songs like this because I thought for sure you would have heard of this. In that case here's a few good ones. Son of a Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield, Brown-Eyed Girl - Van Morrison, Angel of the Morning - Juice Newton, At Last - Etta James, Dream a little dream of me - Ella's Fitzgerald, Be My Baby - The Ronettes, Then He Kissed Me - The Crystals, Unforgettable - Nat King Cole, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow - The Shirelles ( Amy Winehouse does an amazing cover of this one as well), Crimson and Clover - Tommy James & The Shondelles, My Girl - The Temptations, Doo Wah Diddy Diddy - Manfred Man.
Son of a preacher man!! ❤❤
i always think of pulp fiction when i see son of a preacher man lol
So sad that the next generation is even less likely to ever hear these songs.
We gotta remember to pass it down, and how can we not :)
as a 16 year old guitarist no worries I wanna spread this Type of music on
eh, we get a lot of old music in youtube recommendations as well as video games, we younger people have a way wider access to music than previous generations
define next generation cause this is kind of music is what primarily my friends and I listen to and were millennials..more so me cause ive been called an "old soul" multiple times what ever that means
Great song. Great movie. The two go hand and hand. Thankyou for your genuine reaction! Appreciate it.💛
I second that for both song and movie. Any movie that has a line in it where someone says, “Hey, do you wonna go see a dead body?” has GOT to be great.
....and whenever there’s a friend/family member that needs to get out of the way, there some that has to yell, “TRAAAAAAAAAIN” in the best Slo-mo voice. Good times. Good times.
I just woke up, your my first video of the day and this comes at me..."video games and JERGINS" omg, I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you made my day!
Hand was on his “Joy Stick”. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I read this before watching the video, and still almost had an asthma attack. I don't have asthma. 😐
How about "Since I don't have you" by the Skyliners. I'm old and we had great music back then.
Guns’n’roses made a cover as well.
Ben E' King was a lead singer in the legendary group The Drifters. Check out their song "There Goes My Baby" .
beautiful song makes me cry 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
It's difficult to get through it without having eye juice.
@@MaynardsSpaceship yep and when I see the video with the cast of the film I sob as well lol
I am 68 and can safely state this is the greatest popular song ever written and performed. Recorded 27 October 1960, it has since been recorded by over 400 artists, including John Lennon.
Change is gonna come by Sam Cooke Is another amazing song to listen to!
Awesome choice! Sam Cooke, Change is Gonna Come, also covered by Seal.
Change is gonna come is an awesome song!!!
I cry every time
I’m 46 yrs old,I’ve known this song my entire life, and to this day,it still gives me chills and makes me smile. So glad you are open to the classics! Xo
I legit listened to this song yesterday for the first time in 10 years and now you've done a reaction.... mind blown.
His voice never fails to give me chills. Simply amazing. May the man rest in peace
I actually saw him when he was a bit older.
The song was re-released in the 80s for a Film and he performed it on a UK music show called “Solid Soul”.
I was one the dancers in the audience! Happy memories. 😀
Timeless lyrics....powerful voice....you just stop and listen....his place in our music history is firmly set forever....
Hit like before I ever played this video. This song is my dad's favorite!!!!! I LOVE this. THANK YOU! I cannot wait to share this with him!!!! 💕💕💕💕💕
The orchestral arrangements with the layered sounds of the violins add to the greatness of this song for sure.
41k views in 2 minutes!
YOU ON 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
At this point, realistically, you Can't Have Haters.
The pure joy you share out into the world is worth so much more than you can know. We older folks know how great the music was and can be, so to see it live on and felt the way we do is priceless. Enjoy
3:10 did you say, "Video games and....(heh heh).... Jergens."
I'm dead 😂🤣🧴😅⚰️
A pure classic...I still get goosebumps even though I have heard this song countless times.
Man, you just opened up a whole new treasure chest with this Era of music, full of Legendary songs like this! Del Shannon, Dion & the Belmonts, Chuck Berry,.... List goes on and on.
Definitely listen to something from the great FATS DOMINO when you can!
Here I am dancing in my living room singing at the top of my lungs...happens when I light-up with Leo😌😂🤣
Oh! You really need to listen to his version of Spanish Harlem! His voice is shown off even better in that one!
No matter how many times I hear this i still get chills. Chills during the whole song but especially when the music hits at the end
The song brings little tears to my eyes every time. 😥 Such a beautiful song and Stand By Me, what a movie 💔
One of the all time classic songs, so many memories from this song to so many people. 😊🎶
Yes! That orchestra is so beautiful. James Taylor is another artist you would be surprised by his calm and soulful vocals. So roll a fat one, lay back and listen to his cover of the song Up on a Roof. And his song Steamroller is a like a sexy chill blues piece.
I can’t not sing to this song. Such an infectious tune. LOVE IT.
SPOSE - I’m Awesome / Pop Song / Suicide Doors / Mountaintop
Glad you are exploring the singers and songs of the past. They are the GOATS of rock n roll
Tracy Chapman does a version of this song. Lots of people covered this song (John Lennon) but Ben E. King wrote it and did it first. There was also a movie with the same title and this song played in the movie.
One of the best songs of all time. Been one of my favorites since I was a kid.
Beautiful song! You should listen to Sam Cooke, too!
Love Sam!!
YES❤️❤️❤️❤️
sounds a lot like Sam Cooke, yes!
The other King solo song that he's best known for is "Spanish Harlem". Before he went solo, he was The Drifters' lead singer. When he was with them, their most notable songs were "There Goes My Baby", "This Magic Moment", and "Save the Last Dance for Me". All of these are good songs, very much worth hearing. The Drifters continued to do good songs after he left them: "Up on the Roof", "On Broadway", and "Under the Boardwalk".
Oh you picked a classic this round. Great song and this is the perfect version of this jam. It's been done a million times, but not this good. Hard to beat originals.
Your shoulders just can’t help themselves! He came out of the group The Drifters where he was a lead singer. I Who Have Nothing, Save The Last Dance For Me, There Goes My Baby, This Magic Moment, Spanish Harlem
this is the song that makes me cry every time. It's comforting at the soul level. It made me burst into heavy tears when I heard the choir sing this song at Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry's wedding! This was the song they chose to represent their marriage and love! (Prince/Shadow King Charles chose this choir, an all Black choir, because he was a fan of their music.)
I love seeing younger people discover awesome music and singers like this. It's like reliving the first time I heard it myself. Keep it up Mr. Video!
The Pretenders: I'll Stand By You
The Drifters: Save The Last Dance For Me
This here song is a fine piece of music history. Simply beautiful.
"Orcapedic" 😂😂.. You've just made my day x
Same!
I fell out on that one! And boy did I need the laugh today. Thanks as always ♡
There is so much music out there. Don't be embarrassed, be excited! So much more to experience. I wish I were you. ❤
The first black man of country music is Charlie Pride. Check him out
this is one of the all time best. the soul is unmatched. My boy Bill Withers is another Legend.
keep on trying out more suggestions from the 1950's and 1960's My Friend!!!
mate, try Jackie Wilson doing the old song Danny Boy, ....LIVE......the notes he hits!!!!!!
Yeah, you'd better get the chills when Mr Ben E King sings! He's one of the timeless classics. I've heard Lean on Me, A Rose in Spanish Harlem, Save the Last Dance for Me, etc, all my life and never tire of them. If you haven't discovered Johnny Mathis yet, check him out sometime. Smooth, romantic songs like Chances Are and the theme songs from two blockbuster movies, Where Do I Begin (Love Story) and A Time For Us (Romeo and Juliet).
Your going to have to watch Stephen King's Stand by Me.
that moment when it touches your soul....... PRICELESS 😎👍
If you haven't, check out Otis Redding, "The dock of the bay"
Totally!!
Man, Ben E. King still makes me swoon. Listened to him since I was born because my dad absolutely loved him and even after all these years, this song still makes me sigh dreamily. You have to do Percy Sledge "When a Man Loves a Woman," another one of my dad's favorites and mine as well!
"It takes two" by Rob Base and Dj Eazy Rock. You gotta do it man thats my jam!!
Mine too...way over 40 and I still get excited when that damn song comes on! lmao!
@@mixy5179 Same here. My kids know its my jam and hate it. Lol
@@mixy5179 For me, I remember it being at all the highschool dances.
This one snuck up on me. Kind of blows my mind you didn’t know this one, but it is NEVER too late to hear one of the best songs of all time. Don’t be embarrassed about that. One of the great songs of my childhood.
This made me think of another song from that era you should check out. "A Change Is Gonna Come" by Sam Cooke.
This is the kind of music that soothes your soul.
Listen to Ben E. King "Will you still love me tomorrow" and "fever"
This is one of the most beautiful & memorable songs from the 60's. It still stands 2day..very well. It was featured in the Stephen King movie: "Stand By Me" 🙂🙂☮☮✌✌💕💕
So many beautiful black voices lost to rap that we never got to hear
Well there you go, after saying that my youtube feed puts across the earliest black rap fused with gospel from the 1940's - and it sounds pretty good and worthy of a reaction - ruclips.net/video/RUAzLpG8sf8/видео.html&ab_channel=MarksmaNOfficialPage
This beautiful song is perfect for 2020 ,Ben E King has such a perfect voice ,this is making me emotional we need to stand by each other ,we are all in this together ,love that you enjoyed it ,it is perfection !!!
Now time for some JACKIE WILSON.....Please❤️
Your reaction when the orchestra came on was so me 😂 I felt them violins in my soul. So beautiful. I have heard clips of this song in movies, never the entire song. This was a nice treat. I've been watching a few of your reactions, haven't commented on any till this one cuz I just couldn't help maself lmao your reactions are funny and entertaining ASF 🤣 thx
you should react to wicked games by chris isaak
Original video 🙌
Yes
Love this song ... takes me back ... to a time when there wasn't so much hate in the world ....
Jackie Wilson-Lonely Teardrops
“Video games and Jergens”. I’m dead. 😂 😂 I’m a 57 y.o. White woman who loves you! Thank you for making 2020 more bearable. You are adorable ❤️
You're digging the orchestra standing by "tha brotha", get some T.S.O.P. and Barry White flowing through those headphones.
I am very thankful for your channel. You’re a real joy! I want to wish you ( and everyone) a Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃
Y’all gotta do lean on me too!!
Best strings ever in a song ❤❤❤ Heavenly ❤❤❤
Please, Brook Benton, Rainy Night in Georgia!!!!
One of the most famous songs of all time. Listen now to Lean On Me.
You should react to We Are The World by USA for Africa... the original 👌🏽
Group Suggestion:
The Drifters - Up On The Roof 1962
The Drifters - Under the Boardwalk 1964
Similar type of Ben E. King - Stand By Me
Don McLean's American Pie is a song you should react to.
One of the best songs ever written, there have been over 400 recorded versions of the song, performed by many artists. It was featured on the soundtrack of the 1986 film Stand by Me. It reached twice the top 10 Billboard, first time in 1961 when it was released and the second one in 1986 with the film.
You can listen to this song hours and hours and never get tired. Good reaction as always, greetings from Spain.
,you definitely need to check out smokey robinson track of my tears
One of the most beautiful songs ever.
Please please please react to Otis Redding - the dock of the bay
And Sam Cooke- a change is going to come
You are wonderful
Thanks for the happiness you bring me
Yes! You could start down a magical rabbit hole here Mr. Video! And Sam Cooke should be your next stop. He had soooo many great songs. “A Change is Gonna Come” and “Twisting the Night Away” are great to start with then just keep going!
John Lennon has a great version of this song, he was a big fan of this song
This is one my favorite song ever. It’s so real you always want that true person in your life.The man has one of best recording voices.
You should do some Motown, try some Gladys and the pips.