He did child labor and seen his older brother die from a horrible work accident with a saw. He did not just sing songs, he sang about life as he knew it.
No he was a CHRISTIAN... these blm communists are not “activists”, they’re Marxists cowards...they have killed more blacks, including many CHILDREN in just 2 months, more than any “cop” has in the last 5years...
@@Warped9 No, YOU'RE the one that doesn't know what they're talking about. The FOUNDERS of BLM, straight out of their OWN MOUTHS claimed to be "trained Marxists". Which is really ironic, since Karl Marx was a blatant RACIST who hated Blacks and Jews. At LEAST 3 children have been killed during BLM and ANTIFA protests, and NOT by police. That's just a FACT.
This song came out in the last year of The Vietnam War. When he said "each week we lose a hundred fine young men", he was talking about the soldiers in Viet Nam. I think this is his finest song.
There is a wonderful clip of him singing the same song in front of a college crowd who didn't necessarily know him from Bob. He had spent time before the show speaking to the students and he had them roaring by the end.
My youngest daughter loves listening to Johnny Cash singing a song he wrote about San Quentin prison, live to the prisoners in San Quentin. As you might imagine, it got a big reaction from them. Give it a go if you like. Happy lockdown quarter century birthday!
Johnny Cash did a lot of meaningful songs. It's cool to see someone make themselves aware of new things. I like that you really listen and pay attention to the music and don't mess around with electronics and stuff during the song. Good for you! For a lighter mood, check out "Advice For The Young At Heart" by Tears for Fears. "Out of Mind" by Queensryche is another meaningful song but more serious. Lyrics for both would be a good idea if you like.
Welcome back and HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Johnny Cash was an inspiration to many. IF you want to see him at the end of his journey check out the official video for the song "HURT". It is a cover from the group Nine Inch Nails, however the singer/songwriter Trent Reznor officially said " I wasn't prepared for what I saw, and it really then. wasn't my song anymore". Johnny had his demons just like many in this world, but he also touched the hearts of many. his wife is in the video who died shortly after, and then he passed shortly after her. You probably will shed a tear but it is definitely something you should experience. Once again, welcome back (you are one of the 2 reactors I remain subbed to) and HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
Ok I just started these reaction videos I'm watching you reacting to Johnny cash .leme say you my dear are distractingly lovely.ok nuff said I'm gonna scribe !
Another song by him to check out is Songs That Make A Difference,song written about one night guitar pull in his living room,first time he heard Kris Kristofferson Me and Bobby Mcgee,Joni Mitchell Both Sides Now,Shal Silverstein Boy named Sueand others all played in his living room by the original songwriters
First time to your channel, after this reaction and looking ahead to your other choice of songs, you have a new sub right on the spot!! Johnny was such a humble giving guy, but also had a lot of demons he dealt with. Not only did he play in many prisons and recognize the injustice back then, but he spoke out on all kinds of issues of social injustice, he was woke when there was no such thing..lol. He released a song in 1970 called Sunday Morning Coming Down, and dedicated it to Dr. Martin Luther King, Gahndi along with John F and Robert Kennedy. Funny thing is, story behind that song shows Johnny's ethical fortitude and giving nature. It was written by a young Kris Kristofferson who at the time was sweeping floors at Columbia Records and sneaking demo tapes to June, Johnny's wife. The first time Johnny played it, was at a live TV performance, and said this is a song by Kris Kristofferson, keep any eye our for that name. Johnny could have easily released that as his own and nobody would have been the wiser or believed some "janitor" that claimed he wrote it. Johnny became his life long mentor and Kris Kristofferson spoke and performed a song at Johnny's funeral. Johnny was a class act through and through!!
Sorry I missed your birthday, I hope it was better than mine (july all alone at home lol) great reaction I've subscribed. He was singing about young men dying in Vietnam now they die in Syria and Afghanistan. Nothing changes
@@RaeJaxxon I discovered your channel a few months after your last video was posted, kept checking back and nothing...was watching your reaction to the Heart Kennedy Center video when I kinda fell in love with your smile. You seem like such a sweety.
He had so many great songs, but just right off the top of my head, I'd suggest you give his cover of the Nine Inch Nails song Hurt a listen - recorded very near the end of his life. Give the original song a listen while you'r at it as well. Two very different interpretations.
Break the quarantine, live free or die. Love your reactions. Just realize that Johnny was a rebel for riotous causes.The silent majority is waking up, join them and follow your heart not the misguided crowds. You have the power, use it.
This wasn't just a song for Johnny. He lived every word every day.
He did child labor and seen his older brother die from a horrible work accident with a saw.
He did not just sing songs, he sang about life as he knew it.
Johnny Cash was an activist. He told it like it was-no matter who liked it & who didn’t. He sang about things in the world around him. Reaction = 👍🏻
No he was a CHRISTIAN... these blm communists are not “activists”, they’re Marxists cowards...they have killed more blacks, including many CHILDREN in just 2 months, more than any “cop” has in the last 5years...
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 You don’t know what you’re talking about. Listeining to Fox News, right? Figures.
@@Warped9 No, YOU'RE the one that doesn't know what they're talking about. The FOUNDERS of BLM, straight out of their OWN MOUTHS claimed to be "trained Marxists". Which is really ironic, since Karl Marx was a blatant RACIST who hated Blacks and Jews.
At LEAST 3 children have been killed during BLM and ANTIFA protests, and NOT by police. That's just a FACT.
Whatever, dude.
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808...You seem to understand..Bravo..
The legend of all legends.
Johnny Cash fought for others through the 60s , the 70s , the 80s , the 90s , and the 2,000s .
He was the greatest artist and he still is god bless johnny cash "the man in black"
This man said something in everything he wrote.....God bless him
Story goes that someone ask Johnny why he wore black all the time so he wrote this song for the answer
Great reaction thank you very much. 👍. Yes you will love Johnny Cash he was different to most country artists. He had that distinctive voice.
Johnny lived those words. The sad thing is, even in his last video right before he died...he was STILL wearing black (that says something).
The song was written during the Vietnam war...
This song came out in the last year of The Vietnam War. When he said "each week we lose a hundred fine young men", he was talking about the soldiers in Viet Nam. I think this is his finest song.
There is a wonderful clip of him singing the same song in front of a college crowd who didn't necessarily know him from Bob. He had spent time before the show speaking to the students and he had them roaring by the end.
Johnny was a man of the People
You should listen to his cover of "Hurt"
Thank you so much for not pausing.
Even though he was in black he was a ray of light in the darkness
My youngest daughter loves listening to Johnny Cash singing a song he wrote about San Quentin prison, live to the prisoners in San Quentin. As you might imagine, it got a big reaction from them.
Give it a go if you like.
Happy lockdown quarter century birthday!
Johnny Cash did a lot of meaningful songs. It's cool to see someone make themselves aware of new things. I like that you really listen and pay attention to the music and don't mess around with electronics and stuff during the song. Good for you! For a lighter mood, check out "Advice For The Young At Heart" by Tears for Fears. "Out of Mind" by Queensryche is another meaningful song but more serious. Lyrics for both would be a good idea if you like.
When The Man Comes Around
Welcome back and HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Johnny Cash was an inspiration to many. IF you want to see him at the end of his journey check out the official video for the song "HURT". It is a cover from the group Nine Inch Nails, however the singer/songwriter Trent Reznor officially said " I wasn't prepared for what I saw, and it really then. wasn't my song anymore". Johnny had his demons just like many in this world, but he also touched the hearts of many. his wife is in the video who died shortly after, and then he passed shortly after her. You probably will shed a tear but it is definitely something you should experience. Once again, welcome back (you are one of the 2 reactors I remain subbed to) and HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
I cry., no BAWL, every time I hear HURT.
Thank you for covering this version, great job!
Johnny was special, glad you found little about this man.. Happy Birthday
Johnny Cash - One On The Right Is On The Left.
Oh, yeah. I forgot about that one. I need to listen to it, again.
Ok I just started these reaction videos I'm watching you reacting to Johnny cash .leme say you my dear are distractingly lovely.ok nuff said I'm gonna scribe !
Good stuff, Rae. Keep doing you--you have a gift so keep developing it. Happy birthday in advance, BTW!
And he did exactly what the song says you never saw Johnny Cash in anything but black when he was on stage
Check out Elvis Presley “In The ghetto”
Thanks for the Johnny Cash!
You rock!
Happy birthday!
Another song by him to check out is Songs That Make A Difference,song written about one night guitar pull in his living room,first time he heard Kris Kristofferson Me and Bobby Mcgee,Joni Mitchell Both Sides Now,Shal Silverstein Boy named Sueand others all played in his living room by the original songwriters
First time to your channel, after this reaction and looking ahead to your other choice of songs, you have a new sub right on the spot!! Johnny was such a humble giving guy, but also had a lot of demons he dealt with. Not only did he play in many prisons and recognize the injustice back then, but he spoke out on all kinds of issues of social injustice, he was woke when there was no such thing..lol.
He released a song in 1970 called Sunday Morning Coming Down, and dedicated it to Dr. Martin Luther King, Gahndi along with John F and Robert Kennedy. Funny thing is, story behind that song shows Johnny's ethical fortitude and giving nature. It was written by a young Kris Kristofferson who at the time was sweeping floors at Columbia Records and sneaking demo tapes to June, Johnny's wife. The first time Johnny played it, was at a live TV performance, and said this is a song by Kris Kristofferson, keep any eye our for that name. Johnny could have easily released that as his own and nobody would have been the wiser or believed some "janitor" that claimed he wrote it. Johnny became his life long mentor and Kris Kristofferson spoke and performed a song at Johnny's funeral. Johnny was a class act through and through!!
My birthday is in a couple weeks so I feel you. However I wish I was still 25. Enjoy your 20s cause each BD seems to came sooner and sooner after 30.
By the grace of God Johnny lived as long as he did
If it's weird to boogie while listening to good music in your bedroom, then I think it's safe to say we're all pretty weird.
You must watch "hurt" by him..... last song he recorded. His wife died shortly after and he passed 4 months later.
The prison and Poverty part was about the Jim Crowe Laws that locked too many black Americans that received harsh punishments
I don't recall ever seeing him wear anything other than black until his last appearance.
Sorry I missed your birthday, I hope it was better than mine (july all alone at home lol) great reaction I've subscribed.
He was singing about young men dying in Vietnam now they die in Syria and Afghanistan. Nothing changes
Happy (VERY) Belated Birthday!
Happy Birthday , sweetheart ! ! !
Glad you're back I was really worried about you.
Thank you 🥰 I will post a video soon explaining why I’ve been M.I.A. Thank you for the continuing support! ❤️
@@RaeJaxxon I discovered your channel a few months after your last video was posted, kept checking back and nothing...was watching your reaction to the Heart Kennedy Center video when I kinda fell in love with your smile. You seem like such a sweety.
There are a lot of people who believe this way ! We just let the powers that be keep us divided! Love everyone!
Change ! Loved it.
He had so many great songs, but just right off the top of my head, I'd suggest you give his cover of the Nine Inch Nails song Hurt a listen - recorded very near the end of his life. Give the original song a listen while you'r at it as well. Two very different interpretations.
Love your reaction rae Chris from Ireland
Great reaction beautiful lady
You’ve listened to and reacted to Johnny Cash singing “Man in Black”. Can you now listen to and react to Johnny Cash singing the song “Man in White”?
Check out BOY NAMED SUE and a real heavy one called HURT.
Try his Folsom Prison Blues
Thought you'd love this
Happy birthday!!🎉🎁
He wrote that song in a week and performed it
Johnny cash wrote a album about native Americans
Bless yer hart, in the good way.
Very good comments!
yes
Rae? You're awesome in every way.
thank you for that ..........try Polish rap Donatan and Cleo...........may angels walk with you .......Merry Christmas
You need to do his cover of Hurt....it was just a short time before his wife died and then he passed a few months later...it was his good bye.
If my gf would listen to theese songs like you do, I would be happy
I am a new subscriber and long before this song there was a more prctical reason for wearing black - it didn't show dirt as soon.
I don't even know what day this ah that sucks no I'm thinking ain't that is awesome
25? I thought you were going to say 18😂🤣 HB and please enjoy your youth.
Have a Happy Birthday 🎉 🎁 🎂 Rae‼️...Just so you know I have a major crush on you😍🤪😜
YOUR SUCH A SIMP
Break the quarantine, live free or die. Love your reactions. Just realize that Johnny was a rebel for riotous causes.The silent majority is waking up, join them and follow your heart not the misguided crowds. You have the power, use it.
Wow 😥👏👏👏
good foryou
Oh my God , your so cute !
Happy early birthday!!!
Can you react to Masters of War by Bob Dylan?
This refers to the Vietnam War.
listen to his Hurt
Hi, hey play Ode to Billy Joe, by Bobbie Gentry
You're a lovely young lady , I think you should check out some Kieth Whitley - trust me.
No the move past what they did is what's going on...that was 50 years ago the words not what u think
Rae, I love you.
Metallica - "Nothing Else Matters"
❣️👍
Havent seen anymore clips lately? Hope your ok
It would be great if you check out dogs by pink floyd
Just Subscribed . Try out Josh Turner "Will you go with me"
Check out this one by Johnny Cash
The one on the right Johnny Cash - ruclips.net/video/vIUIoopMmxg/видео.html
THIS is how you intelligently PROTEST! Check out “God’s Gonna Cut You Down”. The video was put together after his death.
You're very cute. Could you do some Beatles or Tame impala X
Do you have an instagram account that us admires can follow?
React to Upchurch Johnny Cash.
Much worse now then in the 1970s! Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley were born dirty poor!
Liberal Jonny
Great reaction beautiful lady