George Jones - He Stopped Loving Her Today (REACTION!!!)
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George Jones - He Stopped Loving Her Today reaction
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This story is that he died, "all dressed up to go away" (in his casket) "they placed a wreath upon his door", "first time I'd seen him smile in years" (made up by the funeral director), "she came to see him one last time" (at his funeral). He said he'd love her til he died, and he did!
I'm 49, and when I was a small child, my mother explained this song to me.
I've come to learn that real, true love is eternal, and even if one person dies, that love still lives on.
Unfortunately all reactors become temporarily deaf during the part of this song.
@@elizabethfranco1284 You are so right and it pisses me off. If they dont het that part I withdraw my like
@@dasharostov6258 I’m reluctant to listen to any reactions to this song because I know they are going to get it wrong. Also I think this generation has very little concept of eternal love.
he stopped loving her because he died
"He said I'll love you till I die". That's the opening line. He stopped loving her because he died.
Straight up, S.T.!
That’s what I kept screaming at the screen “it’s the first line of the song”
Placing a wreath on a dead person's door is an old tradition in some parts of the country.
I don’t know which part of the song is more heartbreaking. Him loving her until he died or her “coming to see him one last time” at the funeral to discover that he didn’t “forget her with time” the way she thought he would. Tragic for them both.
She came to see him one last time...at his funeral.
'They placed a wreath upon his door' It used to be common to hang a wreath on the door of the person who passed away. He loved her till he died.
George Jones was a country legend singer songwriter from the 50's-80's. He struggled with alcoholism & drugs during his life. He was married at one time to fellow country music singer Tammy Wynette & they had some great duets together. He had so many hits such as "White Lightnin'", "She Thinks I Still Care", "We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds", "Love Bug", "Things Have Gone to Pieces", "The Race Is On", "My Favorite Lies", "I'll Share My World With You", "Take Me", "A Good Year For The Roses," "If My Heart Had Windows" & many others.
They carried him away. He stopped loving her because he die. He never got over her. She came to his funeral
The younger generation reacts to their fist thought and then builds on it rather than asking questions of the song and themselves about what things mean -- not just wha the words say.
His only comment after recording this was: " No body's going to buy this morbid SOB". It turned out to be one of his top selling records.
I’ve been hearing this since I was around 4 years old and it still hits me like a ton of bricks. My uncle passed still in love with his ex wife and she did come see him one last time. 🥲😥
I don’t understand how this song goes right over the heads of 95% of the reaction people.
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🎶He said I love you till I die.....🎵
They carrying him away....🎶
(Because he's dead ) He stopped loving her today 🎶🎵.
May I suggest another great country song from
Trace Atdkin
Song is
🎶🎵you're gonna miss this 🎵 🎶
You gonna love this beautiful song Keep the good work my friend ✌️ 👍🏻👏
The opening line is a good clue, he said I'll love you till I die
The first line of the song explains the song ❤
He loved her til he died 😢❤
Man what I’d give to be hearing all these amazing songs again for the first time….I envy u friend!!!
Read the title, listen to the very first line. You need to go back and listen to it again. Quietly. Pay attention. Sad song, but I've always liked it.
This was the first song I heard when I came to the States. Didn't speak English, but his voice alone made me cry. After I knew the words, my goodness, I cried even harder and still do every time I hear this song. George Jones has always been my favorite country singer. My playlist is filled with his songs. He is gone now, but I still listing to his songs. George Strait and Alan Jackson are now my favorites. But George Jones will always be my number one. G. S, and A. J. sing beautiful duets together. Besides that, they are both so sexy looking. Even after they both got older, they are so sexy looking. Love them both.
Alan sang this song at George's funeral now that made me tear up.
You’re going to have to do a second video reaction for this song - once you really hear all the words!
Yes please.
I think Garth Brooks said it best, At the Lincoln Center award he said "Ladies and gentlemen, simply the greatest voice to ever sing country music - George Jones".
Placed a Wreath on his door today. He was smiling in the casket. Great reaction bro!
This is a great song
Trucking music was a subset of country music and it started much earlier than people think. Like really in the 1940s and it reached a crescendo in early 1970s when it was basically turned into a caricature of itself and lampooned although lovingly in popular movies at the time, like, Convoy. But don't let anybody ever tell you that that's real Trucking music because it kind of is but mostly it's not. If you love story telling like I can tell you do, you got to check out some of the classic Trucking songs.
Red Sovine doing his storytelling hit Teddy Bear, will blow you away, I promise. I've been a fan and commenting since I subscribe the number of weeks ago, I think around Elvis Presley. So you know I wouldn't steer you wrong. You would absolutely love it.
Another great sad story of George's is "Grand Tour"
Man i loved your reaction. He kept his promise... he said i'll love you til i die... and he did.
I can tell the back of your mind was starting to think about the real meaning of this by the second chorus when you started the catch some more of the lyrics and you for a second look pretty questioning like what's going on here? That gave me goosebumps.
I heard this a lot as a kid and I had no idea what it was about other than I love the sound of his voice and it made all the older women in my family cry. But once it hits you man, it's so powerful. Now you can go back to the verses and there is so much foreshadowing with the lyrics but it's a very clever song that was a huge hit for George Jones early on in his career and it's still regarded as one of the greatest country songs of all time. And it's one of the greatest love songs of all time.
The wreath used to be placed on a door when someone passed away.. then they will carry him away.. he loved her till he died like he said
One of George's many greats.
The only reason he stopped loving her is because he died.
He loved her until the day he died even though they were broken up.
Hard song to hear because so many people go through life like that.
None the less, it's a fabulous song.
Please check out his song Grand Tour, Mama Take Me Home and You're Still on My Mind.
Now those are some story telling songs!
I think I have an incredible reaction video recommendation for you. It's by a relative unknown rock singer apart from his sizable 775k+ RUclips subscribers. His name is Dan Vasc. He describes himself on his channel as a #1 Amazon charting metal singer, composer, youtuber.
He did a rendition of a song most have already heard 100+ versions. If it wasn't the best rendition of it, it was in the top 2. Search for the music title "Metal singer performs Amazing Grace". This video has 3.5M views.
I searched for reactions to this video and a ton of smaller channels have reacted to this song. Without exception, all of them were blown away by this video.
I think it's perfect for your channel. Incredible vocals. Incredible transitions. Incredible emotion. So much to react to.
George Jones "the Possum" one of country music royalty. RIP: George Jones❤🔥
Since you have gotten so many wonderful requests for George Jones. I'd like to suggest another artist for you to give a listen. This is a music video "Steve Earle - Copperhead Road (Official Music Video)" this will have you tapping your toes in no time 🎶👞👠
They put a wreath on his door because he died; that’s the only was he quit loving her.
This was my mother's favorite song. Very sad song.
So many younger reactors miss the clues that he died. I guess placing a wreath on tbe door to signify someone has passed is still only done in parts of the US. 💜🎶💜
In some parts of the US, wreath is placed on the door of deceased persons, to let others in the community know that the person has passed away. Listen to the very first line of the song. That is the key to understandong the song.
They placed a wreath upon his door and soon they'll carry him away.....as in a coffin. He had to die to stop loving her.😢❤
Listen again, with this in mind. (I’m sure someone else mentioned it) The day he stopped loving her was the day he died. He was dressed up in his casket. The wreath on the door was a tradition in the south letting people know somebody did. She came to see him one last time at the funeral. Carrying him away is a reference to the pallbearers carrying the casket to the grave.
He stopped living her today. They placed a wreath upon his door. He was all dressed up to go away......They carried him away. It's a sad song. The man stopped loving her because he died.
It's a sad song beautifully written .
And beautifully performed.😊
The greatest country music voice ever 👍😁
Old school funeral traditions. He said he'd love her till he died.
😂 Looked like you were going to get it a few times. Then you said, “Some people take a long time to get over breakup …yeah, like till they die.
I checked out a couple other reactions but I had to check out Ole boys thoughts u always crack me up.
thanks Shon -- my favorite by George.. but did you get that "he stopped loving her today".. b/c he DIED??? lol
Brother Shon, if you like harmonicas, please check out Blues Traveler. Especially their album Four. John Popper is a harmonica genius!
Bro if you love the harmonica that much you have to check out John Popper. He used to head a band called Blues Traveler. Check out a song called “hook”. One of the best harmonica solos of all time. Also, you should check out the lyrics too because the song itself is super clever. It makes fun of people who don’t pay attention to the meanings of songs but just love the hook
Your insight is really deep LOL
Ok your for real ! Cool dude now a fan man !
George married Tammy twice.. and they divorced twice.. but look up their songs.. amazing if you like country
The wreath was a funeral wreath. He died😢
They placed a wreath upon his door. They were carrying him away.
The wreath was placed on the door of the casket
Read the comments!!
Johnny Cash referred to George Jones as the greatest voice in country music. To get a upbeat George Jones, I Don't Need Your Rocking Chair
the guy died..he loved her till he died
Do a react to George Jones "Hello, Darlin'" perhaps his biggest hit.
Hes DEAD.... Shon, he is DEAD he stopped Lovin Her when he DIED
You missed the whole point of the song. He died.
He Died,says it early, he will love her till he dies
He was a smiling corpse! He was dressed up in a open casket at his wake, they placed a wreath on his door and soon they’ll carry him to the cemetery to bury him cause he died. Easy
Loved your reaction, thought you were going to work the song out before the end of the video. Your brain was definitely stirring. I think you missed the meaning because of your youth. No one thinks of death at such a young age.
True. He is very young.
Shon, please checkout Dwight Yoakam's,
Readin Rightin Route 23.
and
South Of Cincinnati.
Not a Break up need to check out the lyrics if you can’t figure out this song which obviously you can’t.
Go back to the first line...."He said I'll love you till I die."...
Omg
Only death stopped him from loving her 😭
She came to see him at the funeral home……
Ever review a rage against the machine song..
I suggest down rodeo with lyrics
Hon, I'll give you time, but listen closely. He stopped loving her today/ He loved her till he died, just as he promised. I hope you catch it before the end..
Why don't people get this song?
She went to his wake or funeral. About 90% of you reactors get it wrong. You don’t pay attention to the obvious clues. He said he’d love her till her died ,first clue. They put a wreath upon his door and soon they’ll carry him away. I wonder if you are really listening.
This song flew so high over your head, it's scary. The first line of the song...he said I'll love you till I die......all dressed up to go away (in his funeral clothes)...they placed a wreath upon his door and soon they'll come to carry him away... she came to see him one last time ( at his funeral) the man loved her for years until he died from a broken heart.
You do understand that the reason he stoped loving her is because he died, right?
He told her that he'd love her all his days. They put a wreath upon his door. They came to carry him away.
He stopped loving her today.
He died
there is not a day goes by i don`t think of you, i hope you don`t even rem
ber me
People don't understand the song. 🇺🇸
u didnt get it
just play the damn song
Too many reactors are working their mouths when they should be using their ears and brain.
He dead
He’s dead.
You have to show them how good it is