HE BETTER BLOW UP!!! Americans React "Sam Fender - Seventeen Going Under - TRNSMT 2021"
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The song is basically about him growing up working class/poor and seeing no way out of it, going down the wrong path etc. It's one of those generational working class anthems.
Ok
Yeah which no southerner will ever understand.
I came here to find a comment like this. And as a fellow Geordie, this is the exact reason why people turn to this shit.
We live in rundown towns with struggling families and the majority of kids you used to go to school with are that much of arseholes to you that you can't stand up for yourselves.
However some of these arseholes go through this shit as well and go at people to distract themselves from their struggles of their families. Sometimes some of them would have to turn to crime in order to support their families because they can't get the financial support they need. This shit happens.
And what disgusts me is that people think you're a dirty begging leftist instead of understanding your struggles.
I ain't a fan of Sam Fender's musical style though, however the story just hits home and shows the dark side of the north.
@@yr6547talk about ignorance. london has some of the poorest areas in the country.
@@yr6547 ridiculously ignorant comment
Hi Guys
Im from the same city as Sam Fender. Newcastle upon Tyne in the northeast of England. Its a tuff industrial city proud of its heritage, of hard working minors, ship builders and steel workers, (it ain’t Santa Monica!) Sam is from the same 10 mile radius as, Mark Knopfler, Dire Straits, Sting, Brian Johnson, Brian Ferry, Eric Burdon (The Animals). So we are used to talented rock singers and writers, but Sam Fender is a new breed from this area. I am 56 yrs old but his lyrics could be from my childhood. They are very raw, honest and personal. At 27/28 yrs, he is not a kid anymore but still looks it.
He is a class act!👍
Hank Marvin too!
Sam is from my home city Newcastle. He was spotted while working as a barman in his local pub. He played a few of hi songs at a time when there was a record producer in. The rest is history.
Amazing how things work out
He's from North Shields.
As a musician, that was a lucky encounter, but as a listener, more lucky for us.
I think is music is fantastic got to see him live 1 day I only live in hartlepool so not far to travel
Geordie power
Was in the pub the other day and someone put this on the juke box and every single person in the pub was singing along to it . Shows how good it is
I read up on what this song is about. His Mum was a nurse for 30 yrs or so and she had to give up working because she got fibromalgia which is a form of MS, an invisible illness. The DWP is the Department for Work and Pensions who decides who gets benefits when they aren't able to work, apparently they went to court three times to prove she wasn't fit to work just as they could get benefits and survive in a hard lined working class environment. I'm from Ashington originally, which isn't too far away from North Shields so similar hardships hit both places. For me it was the coal mines and lack of jobs, Shields would have been the fishing boats and shipyards closing down. It would have been a very frustrating time dealing with the DWP and a hard life having little money but also these lyrics tell of life struggles being a teenager, trying to fit in, trying to find yourself, trying to be someone, watching your mum suffer, wishing she would be heard, understood, helped. Very tough life for a teenager who doesn't know who he is or even his place in life, still figuring it out.
For us local North East folk will know of a film called Billy Elliott, it sets the scene of a hard life during the Miners Strikes in the North East and times were desperate. This song paints that picture in my head, while his voice reminds me of a certain Jimmy Nail style vocal. Another awesome Geordie artist. I'm so proud of this kid. Writing so autobiographically at this age shows such maturity and skill. I hope his career is long and successful 🙏
Thanks for the heads-up Chris. I'm from the east-end of London but had a decent idea as to the lyrics' meaning although always helpful to get a local lads explanation as to what they mean👍Agree with your other sentiments, a British songwriter/wordsmith to be cherished.
Up the geordies. Live in London now but also from Ashington originally
I was born in Ashington ☺️
@@TerriThorns hiiii! Not a bad part of the world at all 😬
I’m from North Shields and I think you summed it up perfectly Chris. We are so proud of Sam. His brother Liam Fender is also a very talented musician. Anyone reading this should check him out. ✌🏼
The bass player, Tom, is a class, chilled out guy. Even after they were smashing the charts he was still living in a shared flat with my mate. We'd have predrinks around mine or around theirs with other friends then a night out. He wasn't a big time Charlie at all, he'd never mention that he was Sam Fender's bass player. If he was asked he'd say he's into music but never more details unless pressed or until one of us points it out. Great bloke.
Thanks 😊 so brilliant I used to meet Jim kerr and crissy hynds in nothing hill in London every Saturday never knew who they we're
Love people like this, humble at heart but are so successful, it’s rare to hear.
This song is so relatable for young people in the UK. Growing up, especially in a working class environment, has it’s tough moments. Sam and the boys have written an anthem which represents the experience of a whole generation. A true voice in music which talks about important issues and represents the youth of Britain.
Sam is from North Shields, in the North East of England. They use the word "mint" when something is Good, fantastic, or first class.
Sam Fender is mint .
I love this guy. Best musician to come out of UK in the last 20 years
Please listen to frightened rabbit
george ezra disagrees
@@guyblack
George Ezra doesn't even write his own songs
Gerry cinnamon and Sam fender the best 2 by far
Best since The Libertines and Amy Winehouse
As a 40+ year old pretty big Oasis fan I can honestly say this guy is class. And I've seen many folk from age groups above mine say the same. His music is just relatable, it's not really like singing about modern young person issues as such, but more issues that everybody can identify with when growing up, regardless of what generation you're in.
It's his lyrics, at first I didn't like him, when he came out with hypersonic missiles I thought it was another pumped out pop artist, while that's still true in some way, I feel his lyrics are what got me, his music is still simple yet catchy, I don't normally like anything that comes out in the charts, but this guy has won me over and I'm seeing him at the end of this month
I don't like modern music tbh only gerry cinnamon captures me like the 90s/stone roses true working class music this still feels too modern for me
Facts, 100% agree
This young man is a musical and lyrical genius. So underrated. I even think the man himself Liam Gallagher would say so himself 😅
His music takes me back to growing up as a teenager in the 90's. Sam's music will be remembered and played in 50 years time. Absolute legend!
The lad playing sax is part of his band. He writes and his band arrange it all. So talented ❤️
I’m usually not that big on the sax but it just goes so well with Sam’s music
Local lad from North Shields done good proud of his achievements and hopefully a lot more from this kid up the Geordies . Excellent upload guys massive thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍
South Shields > North Shields
Next superstar, another oldie here loving his work
Superstar? Unless he goes pop he has no chance of becoming a superstar. This rock stuff isn´t mainstream anymore
@@M97-u8tYes it is. People still listen to rock. The charts arent what people listen too. It's just much easier to fake streams then it was to fake sales numbers
The guy makes u want to cry and dance at the same time the best music I've ever heard since the clash
Having first hand experience of the grim reality of growing up in the terraces of a north east town with little to no oppotunities in life, Sams lyrics relate perfectly the struggles faced by millions on a daily basis.
Fair play to the boy for finding a way out of it
Sam fender is from my home town North Shields and he is one of the most genuine down to earth people.he actually just gave his brit award to his local pub
"Bruce vibes with a little Killers" very close to how I explained this to my buddy when I showed him this but I also get a little War on Drugs...love it...nice review but turn up the volume fellas!!!!
Love coming back to this video. You’ll notice a lot of the fans in the crowd AND often band members including Sam at gigs wearing Newcastle United Football Club shirts (black and white gear the sax player is wearing). In the North East of England, particularly Newcastle, they’re extremely passionate about their football team. And equally as passionate about the likes of Sam. It all moulds into one. Passion for the City and proud of being ‘Geordies’. Working class ship building city. Genuinely lovely people as well up there!
Great reaction! Sam is fantastic! Liam Gallagher and Sam seem to really get on well. Sam is from Newcastle Upon Tyne, North Shields (Northern England) he's a Geordie, he still drinks in his local pub whenever he is home. He won a Brit Award this year give it to his local pub (where he used to work) to use as a beer pump along with a previous award! He does lot's of stuff for local charities etc..
Can't wait to see him live, superstar for real, his music resonates with men a lot more than a lot of stuff that's released, seeing grown men belt this song out at a concert makes me smile
Oasis fan 🙋🏻♂️ incidently I used to work with Sam's aunt (I'm a Geordie). It was after the Brit Awards win a few years ago for the "up and coming" award and she mentioned that her nephew had won it, I saw the winners a couple of days earlier and said I recognised the name when she told me, she was really proud of him - she'll be prouder now! If Sam is anything like his aunt then he must be a canny person (canny is geordie for "really good/nice" - can also mean "quite" as in "that's canny steep" - that's quite steep or "that's a canny bit" - that's quite a lot).
I’m a Scouser, I really like how you can hear Sam’s Geordie accent when he sings. Very unique and fitting.
Funny the comparison you made on Sam Fender with the Killers, funny because Sam Fender supported the Killers on their tour last night at the Emirates Stadium in London. It was bloody excellent.
He speaks to all of us who watched their mum drown in debt and a never enough Giro. It's an anthem for the working class, it makes me think of my mum, who died to young under the weight of a hard life. It makes me cry a bit.
I saw Sam a couple of times when he was still playing small capacity venues. The talent was pretty obvious, from the writing through to the performance, even though he lacked a bit of confidence on stage. You could hear the Jeff Buckley influence on the quieter tracks, but it was the Springsteen influence that shone out. There was no Sax player ( Johnny Blue hat was yet to join) but you could literally hear the parts where the Sax should be on songs like "The borders" for example. The lyrical content being semi-autobiographical and rooted in his local area was also very "Brucelike." The Fender name is genuine and that sums the lad up, every song is genuine, heartfelt, honest and brimming with passion. Such a change from the mass marketed ephemeral flotsam that passes for music in the mainstream.
Seeing this guy next month, can't wait!
Fabulous track by this talented young man. Those lyrics are just so powerful....!
Born in same place as sam, seen him last about the time yous uploaded this, proper sound lad, had a 15-20 min conversation with him and his guitarist dean and it ended up with him giving me his pint after because it was last orders in the pub, nice lad asked me my name about 16 times hahah
Al or of oasis fans are big fans of this lad. Just got into him myself and he’s done some cracking tunes. Nice video again lads nice one
been watching you guys for a long time now and I'm so so so happy you're getting more into Sam, he's my favourite artist at this moment in time, has been for the past 3 or so years now but his growth has been huge over the past few months.
I'd definitely recommend you listen to 'Angel in Lothian' or his tunel cover of Springsteen's 'Dancing in the dark'. I'm seeing him live again in Liverpool on the 21st March and then again a week or so later in his hometown Newcastle.
I'd love it if you guys did album reactions, both of his studio albums are absolutely flawless and such pieces of art I cannot recommend them enough!
Sam fender all is on my side live is always on repeat for me, so amazing
He's massive in the UK, 2 albums released I think. Nice working class, coming of age lyrics.
He´s soooo good live! Saw him in Köln and Dusseldorf, Germany. Mega
On the use of the sax, Sam’s said he uses it as an extension of a vocal he can hear whilst the tracks playing out, but then he adds an actual vocal over the top of the sax to make it sound even better.
You guys should check out The Borders next
Love love this track
Really is an absolute anthem that I could listen to every single day and never tire of it
Sam Fender is my most fav artist right now, seen him twice and each time was just amazing, saw him in Liverpool this year and also in London this year :)
Saw Prince live in the UK in 1990 and he was absolutely awesome
thank you for playing sam fender guys
Sam comes from the same town as me.
We are all proud of the lad.
The bucket hat was the signature of The Stone Roses Drummer Reni and adopted by Manchester and indie music fans thereafter.
Thank you for playing this . The Brit’s always come through . Listen to the Glastonbury version of this . The crowd is incredible. You guys rock for your comments
hes from north shields near newcastle in england he is a big newcastle fan he got seen in a pub and a record producer asked him for a few tunes now never looked back he is big now
The first time I heard Sam Fender, I instantly thought a mix between Springsteen and the Killers.
The sax player is Johnny Bluehat. He's in the band, they produce their own music
Sam is 27 years old born in North Shields near Newcastle, England.
He is signed under the Polydor record label.
The sax is defo Sam. Search the Radio 1 live lounge version of his Amy Winehouse version of ‘back to black’. His Sax player is wearing a Newcastle FC T Shirt. He’s a local boy with ties to Sam. Great observation by the way! 😌
Been waiting for this lads 👍🏻👏🏻
Im off to watch Sam Fender live later this year in Manchester, I cant wait.
Love this guy. Absolutely incredible.
I live in Newcastle 🇬🇧 we live about a mile from where Sam is from. His area is called North Shields, Newcastle. See him about quite a bit and he has beers in the football club if I am the manager of. Saw him live in Newcastle football stadium a couple of weeks ago. This lad is AMAZING.. love him..!! 👍🏼👍🏼🇬🇧🇬🇧
Sam has openly said one of his biggest influences is Alan Hull from Lindisfarne he even hosted a BBC special regarding him
Sam just relased a new track - People Watching, OMG!! You seriously need to listen to it, instant classic 👌
Saw Sam Fender for the fourth time at TRNSMT this year 2023. But also saw him at St James Park. TRNSMT is also pronounced Transmit
An absolute anthem that will be played & remembered for years to come 👍 Even Liam & Noel Gallagher back this guy, Sam is different gravy 💯
I'm in my 40s and my usual tastes are a bit more left field, but I totally agree.
North East Heartland Rock is a winner 👍
Love Oasis and Love Sam Fender, he,s from Newcastle and is definitly signed. Try listening to Spit of You by Sam
Hope you are both well, love from the 🇬🇧 x
Never better, hope you are as well Nicola ❤️
Best song for a while. You go, lad.
Brilliant tune and performance.
Got to react to Howdon aldi Death queue it's a bit different from his ususal but still kicks
I forgot to say this but I was there that night. He played Dancing in the Dark… a slightly cool September evening, one of the best songwriters to come out of the U.K. in years performing one of the most iconic songs by his idol? Chills
Gives me alot of Brendan Flowers and Marr vibes . I believe he will be a global star at some point because he is that talented
I hear Sting aswell
i know this is a very old video but the springstein comment - he has an incredible version of Dancing in the dark hes performed live multiple times over the years and its so good
He’s from not too far from me, sings about life growing up in North Shields north east England, he’s a big fan of oasis and Bruce springsteen so there is the influence in his music, well spotted!
Sam writes a lot of the other instrument parts himself- not necessarily note for note but tells the instrumentalists how he wants it to sound and let’s them vibe/riff off his ideas🤟🏼
Springsteen is one of his heroes, he covered Dancing in the Dark.
Love Sam just a good down to earth Geordie lad, Ilike him im from the North East and share his love of Newcastle United FC! He is without a doubt in my humble opinion the most talented lyricist and influential artist for current generation since the early days of such bands as The Clash, The Jam and Stiff Little Fingers
This guy is better live than he is on a recording… I don’t know how this is possible but it is… he’s fucking unbelievably good.
Unrelated, but you guys should download the absolute radio app,if you're allowed , they play mostly your type of music. Some of the presenters are stand up comics, so it's not to serious, and will give you some insight into what we listen to in the car
You said the magic word "Presenters"! Lots of American radio is corporate & lacks actual DJ's that have personality or a say in what is played. We'll take any alternative to it at this point, so thanks for the suggestion Philip! Cheers to you! 🍻
Love Absolute Radio. 💗
His song is about growing up poor on a council estate in Newcastle upon tyne , England!! True geordie
It takes real skill to get the audience in❤
Listen to The Borders by Sam Fender, it’s one of his favourite songs from the first album and it’s amazing, great story
Sam definitely has something of a Springsteen vibe about him. It’s a guy with a guitar from a working-class background, just singing relatable songs about his life. I watched the movie Blinded by the Light just before discovering Fender, and I didn’t really connect with it too much because I’m not that into Springsteen (great artist and songwriter, just not for me). But when I started listening to Sam’s music, I finally understood what the main character was feeling about Springsteen. That connection, it made sense.
Dead boys is deep af and is this (Steve teen going under) and of course the song aye ... Great to see a artist from the north east of England on your show sam literally lived like 4-5miles from my house
I was at this TRNSMT in September. He was quality.
Jealous!
He's the Geordie Bruce Springsteen/War on Drugs.
And he does it so well.
this song has a very 'A Pagan Place' by the WATERBOYS vibe to it. also regularly covered by THE WAR ON DRUGS.
and that sax is so Anto Thistlethwaite (waterboys)
fun fact, he opened up for Bruce Springsteen’s Italy Show for his 2023 tour
Huge Newcastle united fan , so the whole of our area backs him what ever he sings
The lad is absolutely top notch. Im from the other side of the river, South Shields.. and there's just something about the area. We keep producing these massive talents, perhaps its because we are constantly being kicked and held back, the adversity breeds talent thing. only a small area but Sting, Knopfler, Fender and it applies to comedy as well with ross noble, sarah millican and chris ramsey. If you can, watch the video of him turning up on breakfast tv.. still mortal drunk after Newcastle United got new owners. its marvellous, edgy tv haha
I remember, this one is a grower, it impacts harder the more you listen
Sam is actually a huge Springsteen fan. He plays a Springsteen cover at most gigs. ❤
“Hit him in a heartbeat” is a true lily masterful lyric. Anyone who has been bullied “fucking feels this” this song is utter class and will last the length of time. Sam Fender is going to be around for a very long time.
I'm a Geordie and hes great...howey the lads
Geordie boy from the Toon, massive Toon fan 👏 appeared day after the takeover on the BBC still totally hungover.. a local hero .. Toon Tooon
You have to check out his cover of Amy Winehouse's Back to Black. Excellent!
Check out the amateur video of him doing Dancing in the Dark, no post production tinkering proper live, just him and his guitar with the beautiful P90 pick ups it's fantastic!
Well done lads\\\
I WAS AT THAT SHOW I SAW IT
Liam Gallagher done a interview with Sam on ladbible I think it was they seemed to get on and have a laff ... He started in local bars and small clubs in the North East mainly Shields and Newcastle
Check out The Courteeners - Not Nineteen forever live at Heaton Park it’s awesome!
He becomes more fender towards the end of the song
Wolf Alice recently won a brit award for their album Blue Weekend, which I recommend; you should probably listen to the whole album if you do a reaction because all the songs are so different though
Sam is absolutely brilliant and a lot of his songs are based on his very left leaning politics. His sax player is one of his best friend's.
Great song ❤️
Am a fan of oasis and Sam fender is fantastic music as gone down since all the great bans have packed in and sam fender made my day great music again thank god but kings of leon are my favourite at the moment
The north east are unbelievabley proud of sam. The north east has a massive issue with little opportunity for young lads and most of them resort to dealing 'shifting gear' to help out. They get slammed for it until its projected into a decent song. Theres so many sams out there doing everything they can to feed themselves and their bairns. The government has never or will ever be interested in us in the NE.
Yes lads!!!!
Great tune this!
I work in a bar in North Shields, where Sam is from originally, and everyone there knows him personally. It's real weird, my supervisor on the bar literally has his phone number.
You are totally right the saxaphone makes it
Told you months ago to listen to this lol
Sam is my favorite artist 💙