LED ZEPPELIN WEEK‼️ The Lemon Song • REACTION!! 🍋💦👀 (FIRST TIME EVER)
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Love the joy on your faces in this reaction.
I really enjoy your reactions, you 2 make a great tandem talkin' team, the duo of dialogue. Authentic and entertaining. Great to see so many younger people excited to be discovering for the 1st time the music that's been a big part of my world for over 50 years.Cheers & Carry On! 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦
Dude ridin shotty looks blazed hahaa
Please React to Led Zeppelin-The Song Remains the same/The Rain Song (live 1973 MSG)
Link ruclips.net/video/lzfPhQ0CU8o/видео.html
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Only problem with driving to this song is you can start speeding pretty easily without realizing it 😂
Same as Immigrant Song from How The West Was Won with that guitar solo lol
Yeah when that one part comes where it speeds up i feel like i want to overtake someone
So true with all of Zeppelin. I have to set the cruise.
dude u just changed the reaction game with lil'van beside you....this is very entertaining.
*Patrick that means a lot Playa!! Thank you! I’m just trying to give my supporters something ELSE.*
😂😂🔥✌
Truth!!
I second this. Big time.
Awesome of him.
Yeah, we want more of this!😎
It looks like a double of the same exact person in a video listening to a song in the car with himself. I was mind tripped by that because they look so much alike.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was looking for evidence of how it was photoshopped in
DUDE SAME lmfao. I was like nahhhh this isnt right
One of you has to shave the beard man! :) :) :)
@@vineflower LOL Maybe one could wear a different hat other than even matching up wearing beanies, like a big cowboy hat or something else that lets you know 'I am the other brother' right away.
Haha you are becoming a Led Head. You are spot on and I appreciate that younger new fans are just as blown away as I was I the 70’s. Timeless music. The greatest band to ever grace this earth
He should have listened to his second mind. He was thinking with the wrong head, now he in a trap!!
Goddammit I'm 54 years old. I can't even tell you how great it is to see other humans get their faces broken by this music, like mine has been for all of my life. My fave Zep song, followed by every Zep song.
Roley-poley...
Agreed.
Led Zep drinking game: take a shot every time Robert Plant wails "baby baby!" :D
Do their song, "No Quarter" live in Madison square garden 1973.
Yes!!
Man as a hip-hop fan you gotta hear WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS
If people cannot hear the Chicago and Mississippi Delta blues influence on these guys then they are music deaf.
This song was more than "influence", it's the song "Killin' Floor", which has also been covered by Jimi Hendrix. Of course they Zeppelinized it, but can still be considered a "ripoff" by some...
Howling Wolf's Killing Floor. Zep eventually was sued to give him credits. Same with Willie Dixon for Whole Lotta Love and Memphis Minnie for When The Levy Breaks. English Rockers loved Delta Blues.
@@johnleonard3806 Don't forget that New Orleans funk they got deep into ..
@@mr.knowitall6440 NO RIPOFF!! Man even B.B. The King said once the music is out there it's anyone's game. Many were covered in 30s 40s and 50s. The Arts is about pushing it forward injecting your own style and so on!
A Jonh Paul Jones song is "Trampled Underfoot"" (on keys)
I grew up in the 70's listening to these artists and it's great to see you guys are starting to appreciate this incredible music. Keep it up my friends!
There's a lot of great groups out there but there's only one Led Zeppelin.
I don't know what anybody likes in music but I know what the soul likes and the soul likes Led Zep
OmG put more of yous in the backseat!! lololol
*People are already Tired of ONE of me! LOL You should come to our Discord & Patreon sometime though.* 🖤
If this ever happens, the debut song has to be "Ironic" by Alanis Morissette with the video
@@miconis123 That'd be dope Asphuck!! Perfect song for that!!!! LMAO!!!!!!!
PERFECT!! LFR yo this was so dope already. But Isn't It Ironic Alanis is perfect for that concept. Trust us. lolol
Ikr! This is golden😅
That Bass
John Paul Jones Idolized James Jamerson, Motown's finest...
James jamerson was awesome!!
James Jamerson influenced a lot of bassists , including John Paul Jones and myself. James Jamerson and John Paul Jones, Donald 🦆 Duck Dunn, Tommy Cogbil and Bob Babbit influenced me.
Please add Stairway To Heaven, Heart’s tribute to Led Zeppelin done in 2012 at the Kennedy Center Honors. It’s amazing and they are there watching. Robert Plant has tears in his eyes from being so overwhelmed at its greatness!
From remembering John, and watching Jason ...
Mini Van learnt the intro quickly bruh!!
Nice interactions between you two.
Zeppelin whole lot of love
Led Zep song suggestions: Ramble On, What Is and What Should Never Be, Across the Hills and Far Away
HANDS DOWN BEST REACTION VIDEO EVER!!!!
*HANDS DOWN BEST COMMENT EVER!!! Thanks Tim*
Led zeppelin- how many more times
Robert Johnson says mentions “Squeeze my lemon ‘til the juice runs down my leg”originally recorded in 1937. Original Blues at it’s best!
My babies were conceived to Zeppelin!!!
bro....living the dream haha
The song was inspired by Howling Wolf`s "Killing Floor"
First 2 albums were mostly blues rock tracks. Definitely check out “How Many More times” off their first album. Great journey!!
got no idea how u aint got more subs....I consider myself a review fact checker lol my brother u r top shelf !!
*I don’t even Know you, nor do I know how much of a Review Expert you are, but THIS MADE MY DAY*
We all know you want us to think it's just tricky video editing but in reality you cloned yourself to get into the carpool lane.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You are dope Asphuck
You are simply the best reactor. I appreciate your thoughtful comments about the songs. You actually hear the music. Great stuff.
They understand and appreciate what they are listening to
The bass ,drums and vocals were all recorded in one take
Howlin Wolf on steroids
Good Lord Zeppelin can't go wrong with any song !!!!! Love them 💞😘 they were the thing in my teen yeasxim 64* yr old woman now but I can still rocknout lol lol 😆
Bruh that has to be your brother yall look like twins!
Both Jimmy Page and JPJs worked as studio session musicians in London before Zeppelin and played on a lot famous recordings from the 60s. JPJ did a lot of their arrangements with Jimmy Page once saying that he was the most musically gifted member of the group. Nice reaction with you and little you.
*You are what my Patreons would call Smart Asphuck! They even designed my Merch saying it! Thank you for being Dope!*
Don't Know WHY you CG'ed Yourself in the car but Oh well!! Another way Zeppelin distinguish themselves from your "Cookie Cutter" Rock Bands!! They're so called Bands normally have 1, or 2 members that are The Talent, the Others are Fresh outta the Garage!! But Zeppelin, Each Member is an Intracal Piece!
lose one, and LED, Ain't ZEPPELIN No More
*And you are what my Patreons would call, & have designed Merch for, REAL ASPHUCK🔥🖤*
Real Asphuc! Me? Why!?
I think you misunderstood my comment!! I wasn't running them down, just the Groups who ran Them down!
@@leemcintyre9490 I believe he meant that in a good way.
@@leemcintyre9490 real as...
They're having fun with their genius. No auto tune. Just 4 masters great at what they do. Thank God they all found each other!
You take this reaction vids to another level brother, gotta love it 🙌 top of my list! Keep on Zeppin!!
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤 That was NICE
I LOVE y'all so much! I purposefully seek out your reactions and always walk away smiling! You've no idea how y'all, by sharing your love of music with us, affect the ppl listening in. You make this sad girl smile. Thank you
*You are amazing Caroline. Consider stopping by the Discord sometime so we can rap. Thank you for being Dope.* 🖤
More like BLUES ROCK!!!
A lot of their earlier songs were remakes of old "blues legend's songs"!
Back then nobody sounded like Jimmy Page's guitar playing! No cap!
Most of the blues artists got the scream and energy from their upbringing in the black church. It was the foundation, later adapted to blues etc
The Bass is the foundation of groove, and the keeper of time and tempo. People think it's the drums. Drums are dynamic contrast. A Bass player (or tuba in a wind ensemble) can drive the tempo any way they want.
The bass puts the glide in your stride and the dip in your hip
Love this song, so funky, so dope, and that base line knocks me out every time I hear it. Thanks Bros playing and reacting to this. It was really fun watching your reactions.
LMAO!!! your side by side reactions Frk'n comical! xDDD Mini! Van!!! Loving It!!!
Love the family reaction..8:28..Priceless! :)
JBL's main influence on bass is the great James Jamerson who played on most of the Motown records of the 1960's. Including, but not limited to Marvin Gaye's "what's going on". Check out the bass on that one. This track is one of the best examples of his funk and soul. As a session musician in pre-Zeppelin days, he was always called to play these kinds of tunes in England. He was the only one who could to it. Bonzo was also a Motown fan. It's so obvious. I'm so glad you guys listened to this one!
The AMAZING ZEPPELIN!! Yes do No Quarter live from MSG!! Really different!!
The best blues song ever is Led Zeppelin Tea for one ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
"One minute seems like a lifetime, baby, when I feel this way"
The last line of this song always makes me snicker.
"I'm gonna leave my children down on this killing floor"
🍋 Song. A double entendre. Am I drinking too much right now or do I see doubles here?
Was that your brother there with you? In any case I loved both of your reactions to this fabulous old rock tune! Led Zeppelin was the best for tripping! Thanks for the memories!
I'm a new subscriber, anybody that's into Led Zeppelin is a friend of mine!
I'm very confused. Or drunk.
If there's a movie one day about you being schizophrenic this one here could be a scene illustrating an episode.
For a little funky driving music, check out Trampled Underfoot.
All these rock bands from the 60's LOVED the blues, and did the best they could to pay homage to the music that inspired them.
Thank you I love it
The MOST famous music studio in the world 🌎 is in a little town in Alabama. Check ✔ out RUclips documentary "Muscle Shoals" . All the Motown and rock hits were made there 👌
I’m watching and this is excellent entertainment. Loved how you did the side by side and acted like you were looking at yourself and talking to yourself. 🍻
*Hello Mr Famous Last Name! Thank you for being Dope Asphuck!*
@@LFRFAMILY unfortunately for me there’s no relation.
Led Zepplin....
Over the hills and far away
This is smoother that D'yer maker
Wow! This is reaction theater going on here--it might just revolutionize the reaction world. Great job...I'll give it 2 likes--one for each of you! Other Zep videos:
"Babe, I'm Going To Leave You" : ruclips.net/video/zX_wwlIZ6ko/видео.html
"How Many More Times"? studio version (first): ruclips.net/video/2Vbn2XQ7GPo/видео.html
Ok, after your performance here, it's only appropriate that you do a reaction to Billy Idol's "Dancin' With Myself"... ♋ 🤘
That's why it was called The Lemon Song
Listing to led zeppelin makes you feel this high seeing 2 of yourself 😂
I heard this as a teenager 40 years ago so its an old well loved classic to me..part of my music library for decades....to see the reaction of you two made me feel like a teenager again and the appreciation and insight-fullness of your reaction made my day. Keep 'em coming...VERY refreshing.
One of their MOST appreciated songs and they had a gazillion! Solid Reaction!
Led Zeppelin was so legendary, best bass in the business
I would love to see you both ride with Black Sabbath “Warning” for some bass.
Congratulations!....
You have finally found My FAVORITE
ZEPPLIN SONG!
I played this EVERYDAY FOR YEARS! 😃😊🐱🐱😘🐱🐱😊😃😊😃😊😃😊😊😊🐱🐱
Best bass line EVER recorded in rock and roll.
I have another band you can check after Zeppelin...
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD
INSIDE LOOKING OUT LIVE 1969
WE'RE AN AMERICAN BAND
FOOTSTOMPING MUSIC
are a few songs
Very profound reactions! spot on!
Live In My Time of Dying. Earls Court 75' and Celebration Day Live 2007
Two dudes rocking out to Led Zeppelin that is classic!
This may very well be the best music reaction video I have ever seen! Creative and hilarious! WELL done Van!!!!
The most fantastic tribute to 'black Americans' ever ... EVER!!! Complimets to4 random Brit guys, giving respect where it's due. Also featured in songs by the Beatles, Rolling Stones & every other British band of the era ... respect to their inspiration: BLACK AMERICANS!
The guys that comprised Led Zeppelin were heavily influenced by US artists such as Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters. Eric Clapton and the Rolling Stones were also heavily influenced by black music.
I saw a comment on this song in another video where a girl said, "I swear I was wearing panties when this song started."🤭 I saw Led Zeppelin in 1970, my first concert and first acid trip!🤪🤯 All the girls wanted to be with Robert Plant and all us guys wanted to be Robert Plant!💯 I'm almost 71 now and that concert is one of my favorite memories.🤗 So much fun to watch a new generation appreciating the music of my generation.🔥It was a great time to be young and crazy!😁❤️✌️
THE 🍋 SONG always been one of my favourite LZ Songs 👍👍,check out YOU SHOOK ME remastered version if you want church n blues🤯👍
Ain't it funny how things come around full-circle. This song was originally Robert Johnson's from the 30s. Then this English Rock n Roll band comes along in the late 60s, to pay tribute to the GREATNESS of Robert Johnson. Then 50 years later, black people are paying respect to the white people, who were paying respect to the black person who wrote this masterpiece in the first place!
Jimmy page was a huge session musician in the 60's and he got bored with it so he joined the yardbirds. Jimmy page's band was breaking up 1968 so he decided he wanted to get a new band together to create the sound he was hearing in his head. So he knew John Paul Jones from his session days and Robert plant was singing in a local band when Jimmy heard him and immediately wanted him to sing in his band, Aswell as John Bonham who was in the same band as Robert. They hated the idea of being sell outs so they never put out singles even when the record label insisted because they felt you should listen to all of it or none of it because it was a package.
Jimmy page was the mastermind behind it all, mixing, producing and paying with his own money for the whole of the first tour (money from his sessions) eventhough he was only 23 at the time. He is also widely considered the greatest guitarist of all time. Jimmy page was also fascinated by the occult but only the knowledge and never truly practising it, this is what many believe inspired Jimmy to write such haunting and mysterious songs. He also didn't talk much which gave his a mysterious element to him on stage becuase of his huge hair and double guitar which people loved.
Robert was never interested in music theory and was a through and through blues man.
John Paul Jones was a session player along Jimmy who also got bored with it and joined the band. He could play Keyboards, Bass and mandolin aswell as pretty much anything else but every guitar you hear on any songs by them is always Jimmy.
Bonzo was playing drums since he was 5 and was really inspired by the jazz and motown of where he lived in Birmingham, England near Robert and Jimmy. He took this style and made it into the original rock drummer sound aswell as inventing a technique with his footpedal that many still can't do today. He sadly passed away in 1980 after choking on 40 shots of vodka he'd had at a rehearsal.
The band released 8 studio albums not including a 3 hour film of their 1973 Madison Square Garden shows aswell as some fantasy sequences during the songs to demonstrate what inspired the songs. But many believe that their improvising heavy live shows are the they best they ever did with dazed and confused versions that are 45 minutes of pure Heaven sent music.
Led zeppelin I came out in 1968 and immediately changed rock forever going platinum in weeks and since then has gone diamond.
Led zeppelin II came out less than a year later and was pure Hard rock and blues and has some of their best rock/blues songs on.
Led zeppelin III was famously written in a cottage in Wales called Bron-Yr-Aur in 1970 which influenced the nearly entirely acoustic album other than songs like since ive been loving you and immigrant song.
Then the album came out in 1971 that would cement Led Zeppelin as the biggest and greatest of all time, that being Led Zeppelin IV and album with black dog, going to california, stairway to heaven, rock n roll, when the levee breaks and the battle of evermore. This album skyrocketed them to international rock god status. This album has now gone double diamond making one of ten of the highest selling albums of all time along side Thriller and Physical Graffiti)
They we immediately huge after the first album and were the first band to sell out entire stadium. Critics in England didn't like them because they were big in America but after the 4th album they gained worldwide notoriety and Rock God status.
By 1972 they were the biggest band on Earth even knocking the beatles last album off the top of the charts.
In 1973 they released another groundbreaking album Houses of the Holy which had only added onto their already unmatchable status and musical pioneership with new ways of recording never even thought of before hand and songs that are still huge to this day.
In 1974 they took a year off to start their own record label Swan Song where they were to release everything they out out from then on.
By 1975 they were back to touring and recording so they released Physical Graffiti a double album so good it brought all their other albums back into the charts (making them the only band to ever have 6 albums in the charts at the same time) this album changed rock forever (again) with its hard edged but still soulful songs like kashmir and trampled under foot. This album is one of 10 to go double diamond along side thriller and Led zeppelin Iv.
By 1976 Jimmy had gotten deep into a tragic addiction to heroin and it lessened his ability to write, being the main songwriter this was rough for the band. The rest of the band supported him the best they could whilst still selling out stadium around the world. It was this same year they released their 7th studio album Presence which was also loved world wide but had a slight dip in quality because the 'leader' (as the rest of the band agree he was) Jimmy was unable to give his all.
They continued selling out record attendances until 1977 when tragedy struck. Karec Plant son of Robert Plant had passed on due to a stomach infection back in England whilst Robert was on tour. This obviously called an immediate stop to the tour and the rest of the band publicly supported Robert by keeping the press away whilst he mourned his tragic loss. This took alot of wind of Robert in terms of the band and he reluctant to tour. Jimmy (still addicted to heroin) stayed close to Robert in this time and so did the rest of the band.
In 1979 They released their final studio album In Through The Out Door. It was a clear precursor to the more keyboard heavy 80s because of Jimmy's addiction meant he was less able to write guitar parts.
In 1979 they did a world record attendance comeback performance at Knebworth Park In England ( a gig so big it could be seen from space.) They played unbelievably passionately and it was a great return to form. They were back on top after 2 years away.
In 1980 they immediately went out on a world tour of Europe, America and parts of Asia when Tragicly John Bonham passed away in his sleep due to his alcoholism. The heartbroken band immediately broke up the band because they all agreed their was no Led Zeppelin with Bonzo.
Over the next few years they all stayed close but Jimmy page spiraled into heroin only getting clean in 1985 because he realised he would die if he didn't.
Skipping forward to 2007 Led zeppelin decided to reunite in a tribute to a dear friend they had lost. Jason Bonham son of Bonzo took the seat of his Father and they play the 100,000 people at the 02 arena in England. They played their hearts out with their best songs in a gig that lasted 2 hours. They were once again the biggest band on earth with nearly 20 million people trying to buy tickets.
In 2012 they released Celebration day the film of the 2007 concert.
Since then they have been content to leave the legacy of the biggest band of all time to itself.
That all you need to know about Led Zeppelin.
If you haven’t watched an interview with them you should. You see their personality in the music.
You need some friends, Van?
*LOL It’s Covid! I’d be driving with a mask on.*
So I have a request.. try reacting to Tom Sawyer from Rush (thanks for the correction A. Bev D’Fray ) my bad.. also some ZZ Top If you like blues - rock
If you get to singing this in your church - let me know I'm flying over to see that shit!! Lol. Pure funky on the Bass by JPJ. you're reaction to the chorus line - priceless!! ...pmsl.
Glad you guys like Led Zeppelin next two songs you should pick is : In my Time of dying and the Rover both are on the physical graffiti album.
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Loving these marathons with a specific band.
Lines from old blues songs, “Killin’ Floor”, Squeeze my lemon etc.
Loving Mini Van, and the fact you guys are interacting more. Be careful though. Looks like he might be having thoughts about taking over your channel. Some of these little guys sometimes get what's called a Napoleon complex.
Awesome reaction!!! I love watching people discover the power (and badassery) of Led Zeppelin! Woo!
Bro am I tripping wtf LMFAOOOOOOOO. How many y’all is there? This dope asf man, innovative!
Half of their discography are old blues song covers. All the major British bands of this era were heavily influenced by American blues and R&B.
Your reviews are just so bad ass. Brilliant, serious, on-point. Two thumbs up brother.👍🏻👍🏻
Check out "Trampled Underfoot". After hearing it, you'll need to switch to Diet Coke because you will lose your sugar honey iced tea
Oh i have a story...Eastern Western Michigan game on acid found our way to the game...1986
Led Zep IS a rock band but one who drew blatantly from the American roots music of blues & jazz, then electrified it.
I had the opportunity to see them in the early 70's and all these years later I haven't seen a better show (including Pink Floyd)!
Likewise 1972, awesome
THANK YOU for RECOGNIZING JOHN PAUL JONES. JPJ does not play ;)
The bass is ridiculous, all over the place!
I'd forgotten how much I love this song. One of the greatest bass lines, as you noticed.
If you want blues, check out " I can't quit you baby". Zeppelin played by their own rules.