Music Teacher REACTS TO Solange "Don't Touch My Hair" | MUSIC SHED EP 158
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Her meaning: LITERALLY don't touch her hair. It's her crown soul etc. Or hair is precious to us. You ( won't specify) have taken everything from us, but cannot take away our glory. Our hair. As black folks we take pride in our hair. She isn't talking about women but hair. Literally. Lol
Cranes in the sky is another beautiful song from this album and I personally love her vocals in that song more than don’t touch my hair
Came to say this. If he enjoys this, he should definitely check out Cranes In The Sky.
Love your channel. Solange wrote this with Sampha (the guy in the video during the "whatcha say to me" part). This is actually a meaningful song about specifically black women's autonomy over their hair and bodies as historically our hair and hairstyles specifically have been policed and called unkempt. I would be interested to hear your take on other songs from this album, but also some of her older stuff like T.O.N.Y or Losing You. Or some other artists in a similar vein like Bilal, Amel Larrieux, Erykah Badu or even Little Dragon who have really interesting voices.
I love that theme. And I love Black women’s hair styles! They have always inspired me
Just to clarify tho this song is specifically about black woman being subjected to having many people of other races touch their hair (of course it has a deeper meaning than just our hair tho)
Can confirm. This is what Stoners call "Vibe Music".
Love this song and I really like your piano playing along with it. She wrote the song herself with the featured artist Sampha
(It’s about a phenomenon where white people sometimes touch black people hair unwarranted and w/o permission… mainly a song about respect)
That’s a crazy weird and highly annoying phenomenon
@@MusicShed and yet ever so common. ;)
I LOVE LOVE LOVE Solange. I'm not a Bey fan, but I rock heavy with Solange. She is really talented and I like her style. She is her own vibe for sure.
This song was pretty cool. I would have never listened to it on my own, so it's awesome that your channel introduces people to new music. I love your commentary on it.
Also, have you ever heard of an artist named Aurora? I think you would really enjoy the emotion that she is able to put into her voice and songs. Her live performances are always amazing.
Jill Scott is another phenomenal singer, writer and extraordinary Vocalist. Should give her a listen...
Good song. I enjoy a lot of her music. Don't Wish Me Well puts me on another planet. Cranes In the Sky is beautiful and soothing. Losing You makes me want to dance. She's a versatile artist that deserves to stand on her own.
The beautiful and artistic solange
Without question....
Your blend in with the song was dope man. 🔥🔥
I always felt like this song was a conversation amongst black women I’ve been that girl with waist length braids and beads and someone has touched my hair or questioned it . It’s so personal beautiful reaction my sentiments exactly ❤
7:32 progression sounded like "Cherrelle - Everything I Miss at Home"
I forgot how good this song is. Do Cranes next!
Loved this one David - there were times in the beginning I couldn’t tell if your keyboard was part of the song or not 😂
Also second the request for checking out Aurora. Specifically the song “Through the Eyes of a Child (Live at Nidarosdomen)”! Get on that Howie!
Starset - Bringing It Down, Manifest (Live)
Solange and her husband came up with the schemes, cinematography and production....
No it also about black hair and the culture of black hair and it's important s
Please do cranes in the sky!!
"Who wrote this song".... Lol.
Thee Solange
Never occurred to you that she may have actually written it herself? ;)
It did, of course. There is usually more than one writer on pop/r&b songs.
@@MusicShed and often Country and Rock. ;)
@@MusicShed There are several R&B artists who've written for established Country singers. Ne-Yo is one of a few.... just putting it out there.
@@MusicShed btw... you didn't even ask IF she wrote it or it was COwritten. Lol
Just out of the gate with Who Wrote It, is what took me aback a bit.
Anyways, Ciao...
And Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope - Ne Obliviscaris
Her saying to not touch her hair is a race thing.
Hair is a huge part of Black Culture. Just so you know.
Very cool
A "race thing" 🙄💆🏽♀️
@@robinvolpi you gonna divulge or nitpick verbiage?
@@AJZ0626 Is it nitpicking to point out what you yourself typed..... a "race thing"? Almost every right-wing provocateur and veiled bigot uses this 'phrase.' Seemed like an odd word choice. Particularly when your follow-up was a nicely expressed explanation.
@@robinvolpi I'm not aware how people on the far right talk about race. I do appreciate you letting me know that the rest was good.
I didn't delve too much into the topic, because it's not my experience and I feel like it's not fair for me to try and explain the struggles of Black people. I just didn't see anyone explaining that this song is about more than hair. And I couldn't think of the proper word, in the moment, so "Thing" was what I wrote.
I think it's important to know that not every word is chosen with a hidden agenda or meaning. Sometimes people can't find the proper words (lately I have struggled with proper words and I don't know why). I know the internet can be toxic and antagonistic, but just know that my intentions are good.
If there's any suggestions you have for me, moving forward, I would greatly appreciate it. And to quote David "I hope you have a musical day 🙂"
you want a song that will suprise you and you will find a new artist you will fall in low with try Richie Kotzen - Riot
Anderson Paak is another superb artist you should have a listen to, soon.
Check out my content, he is represented!
@@MusicShed will do
Not my style, but it was fun to experience something new with you! Thanks again!
Not giving up on my avenged sevenfold suggestion! See you on the next one!
Bridge City Sinners - Unholy Hymns
Mavid Dorgan
Yes!! How did you know that?!
❤️
Solange Produces , Writes, and arranges the majority of her content.
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This album (A Seat at the Table,Grammy Winning) took her a few years to fully create. I highly recommend Listening to the entire project (when you get a chance) & her most recent album (When I get Home) which is an Ode to her Hometown of Houston.
Please check out The Plot in You - Enemy
Dudeeeee! Plz react to the new dirty loooooops
React to Bad Dog No Buscuits by The Seatbelts 🙏
REEEEEE where are my dirty dirty loops
Dude, patience dude, dude
@@MusicShed i dun have nune, i nud dat funkeh fusshion in my lyfe.
I also need David to figure out the chords in real time, it makes mah day!!!
PLEASE please react to the Dimash and Igor brand new song STRANGER. This is a masterpiece.
Maneskin - Coraline pleease
Day two of asking for you to react to “Follow the light” by DL and Cory Wong
A student told me about that one, today
Not a fan of this music at all but I like your insights