FIRST TIME HEARING Marvin Gaye - What's Going On REACTION!!!
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Nobody is born with hate , only love . Its not hard to love your brother and sisters . PEACE and LOVE to everyone .
Peace and Love ✌️
....every infant who fails to get his/her bottle on time demonstrates something akin to hate. Of course hate is natural, however undesirable and potentially destructive it may be...
what is so sad is that this song is still relevant! Hate is taught. Love this artist,so much soul!! Great reaction. Be safe!
Such a Powerful Song. When I heard the news of his death by the hands of his father, I could not get this song out of my head... Father, we don’t need to escalate. RIP.
Marvin Gaye was a prophet...sadly few had ears too listen. His music appeals to the good and just in our species, plus his tone and rhythm are contagious.
I am a white person approaching 60 yrs old l am glad you are opening your eyes! I am disgusted to say things are not only as bad as you say but more fucked up than most know!..stay strong, keep your eyes open, and listen to as many songs from the 60'S as you can.. marvin...one of my favorites!
also a lot less fucked up than most of history, lets not lose sight of that
@@elysehfm8797 we can try a bit harder to be truthful, that isn't so hard
@@elysehfm8797 you are living in the best of times for humans, if you do realise that it's just very sad, there is no excuse for ignorance any more
@@elysehfm8797 ooh, a cliche, nice move
Hey, Sherry, white woman here who turned 60 last August - I totally agree with you -- when I was a teenage and in my early 20's, I lived in Milwaukee - had plenty of friends of different ethnicities.. and even though I was told to beware of certain neighborhoods, I never felt threatened by "black people" - yeah, some guys would give some catcalls, etc. but so did the white guys... (yeah, when I was 18-20 I used to be cute - lol) -- I moved to Boston area and was really surprised by the racism there... I just figured "well, the midwest is much better about that..." imagine my shock a decade or so later about how far BACK we had gone... makes me very sad and frustrated -- I now live back in Wisconsin in a small town between MKE and Madison -- around here, it's VERY white -- and I occasionally hear off-hand comments -- I confront the people that I know who make such ignorant statements... I like to think in a way that doesn't challenge them intellectually - but makes them, perhaps, think a bit... ? IDK -
Marvin Gaye was a very talented artist whose music still has relevance today. What's Going On is my personal number one favorite song. As a teenager when this song first came out, it moved me then, and it moves me still. Please take a listen to the song without the video...the original song that begins differently than how it was played in this video. It's a historic piece of music and a masterpiece all on its own.
there is a reason this tops many lists of best songs ever. Its still applicable today.
Amen!!
Mother mother there’s too many of you crying
Brother brother brother there’s far too many of you dying
This song came out in 1971 and unfortunately is still relevant today
A sad world we live in
Words that burn ....also “ only love can conquer hate “ I was a senior in high school when the song came out. It’s sad that it is STILL so relevant today. He’s still singing to us. If only some would listen. 😞
I have always loved Marvin Gaye. His music is iconic. His sound and lyrics were so important in the era of civil rights, Vietnam protests, women rights, etc. Gender and the color of skin wasn't important. Marvin Gaye was wonderful man. He's a treasure. Thumbs up to you Twon. 💗
R.I.P. Marvin This song seems more relevant today. You're right, this is the craziest time I can remember too, and I'm almost 67.
Marvin Gaye was a genius; his music will never die; he's still very popular
Wow, I can't say it enough, I love this man!. He sang with so much soul in everything that he sang. Amazing musician❤❤❤❤
It is crazy times. We have lost our footing with so many tragedies back to back to back. Over 500,000 dead just from the virus. We are living in times of trauma. We need messages like Marvin's in our lives so badly right now. Voices of love and unity.
I was born in 1955. I was in third grade when a Birmingham church was bombed, killing four innocent girls. Then a couple months later Pres. Kennedy was assassinated. Five years later I was in eighth grade and Bobby Kennedy and Dr M L King where assassinated. In the meantime poor young men were being drafted and sent to fight in Vietnam. In 1971, when I was in high school this song was a protest anthem, as some of my brother’s friends were drafted and killed in Vietnam. Fifty years later we haven’t gained much ground.
Me too. I remember waiting in line to see my teacher with my mother and we saw Jack Ruby shoot Lee Harvey Oswald on live TV!
So true!
Marvin warned us all those years ago and we still haven't found our way. 😥
Loved Marvin Gaye!!😊
Isn't it interesting that a song written nearly 50yrs ago is still relevant today? Just shows you as much as we change, just as much stays the same
So so great Marvin Gaye❤️
This album was out 50 YEARS ago - and the relevance of this song is sooooo REAL TODAY!!! SMH😒!!! You shld listen to the whole album!!!
I was confronted with racism in a place I thought I was safe. I ask My pastor if I should speak on it. He said something that still resonate with me. He said you must ask yourself are you strong enough?
Born in 61. The thing we have not learned is that only love will conquer hate.
It would be great if today’s artists would become the torch bearers of that message. We all belong .
The thing is this song was written back in the day now we realize that we found out, we really haven't progressed as far as we thought we had in a lot of ways.
This classic written and performed by Marvin Gaye was done as a protest against the Vietnam war. Ironic that it still can stand today.
I think the biggest problem, the definite root of our problems in society today, is the breakdown of the family. It breeds poverty, which breeds resentment, crime, addiction, you name it.
I'm not saying a young woman can't successfully raise outstanding adults by herself because it obviously happens all the time and I'm in awe of them. All the respect in the world for that.
But when you have a man and a woman, (or any gender combo) loving each other and putting their children above all else, the odds are so much better for all involved.
The key though to more strong families is more (much much more) better, good paying jobs and affordable housing.
Marvin was ahead of his time and He really had a social conscience that his record label didn't want to promote. I think it's on the same album this song mercy mercy me and inner city blues make me wanna Holler. Teddy swims does M incredible version Of this song and mercy mercy mercy me. The proceeds Went to helping Different Charities.❤
Love how they are playing in context with TODAY'S reality
Love your commentary. God, I miss Marvin Gaye. That brother was one enlightened soul. We could use more of his music now.
One of the greatest protest songs of all time. A classic. And still timely! Keep speaking truth to power. I’m so sorry you experienced racist hate and childhood trauma. Know that so many of us love you!
Everything is everything.
Marvin Gaye, Let's Get it On....
it is amazing how pertanent this song written decades ago about our time back then and recent events and yeah i lived through those times and i am part black and other things and i hate no race and am a trump supporter and i live near pearl harbor and have many good people around me whose forefathers and my forefathers did bad things to each other. peace out my young man.
Twon! A follow-up to this must be The Commodores - Night Shift. Tribute to Marvin.
This was my first album in 1971 a 78 vinyl I bought of Marvin Gaye, Whats Going On, play it regularly, it means just ass much to me in my 70's than in my 20's.
OMG this is so beautifully done!!!!
Your reaction was perfect in my opinion.
I'm so sorry you have had so much to deal with already in your young life. You are a sweet spirit and a special man. ♥
This song was made 50yrs ago in 1971 ans still relevant today
We are All People, We are All Touched by Injustice and crimes against humanity. We have to look beyond color. I was born in the ghetto of Southern Louisiana and raised in poverty in rural Texas. Never witnessed racism. In 2003, had to move to Ohio and work in Cleveland, and heard and felt racism for the first time at the age of 50 and it was towards me. A white Southern Lady. Can we ever get back to just People.
@UCYP02C-6si3mWyRfsRjKCeQ ~ Thank you for being so open and honest with your thoughts and feelings. I'm 64 and have never seen anything like 2020 in my lifetime either. You and your generation will change our future ~ I wish you all the energy, courage and persistence it will take to get it done. Peace and Love to you, my friend.
I appreciate your perspective on feeling safer at school. I never really thought about it from that perspective. Much respect. Subbed.
They reworked this video from the 1970s. I like it even though it made me cry. You said this is the craziest time in your life. I'm 49 and it's the craziest time in my generations as well. The last 6 years have changed everyone. 😢 There's so much anger and hate in our society now it's heartbreaking.
ALL TIME GREAT,BY FAR HIS BEST ALBUM.
Marvin Gaye was a genius.
Fantastic song
I was 15/16. What an influence!
This song is a good cover for today's world. My favorite song of his is Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay. Really cool.
Did you know his father killed him early in his career? Such a shame! He was really on his way up.
Hey my brother thanks to you and Diane!!! Let's do this!!! I hear you your heart bleeding.
Marvin's lyrics are just as relavant as they were all those years ago when it was recorded. If only people would just stop, listen and then think! I watched the tanks ( complete with soldiers holding guns) roll down my neighborhood street during the situation in Detroit in 1967. Things like that have a way of sticking with you.
I really appreciated your reaction to this classic and sharing your personal story along with it.
No matter your race, we all need to stand together in these most difficult times. I'm 61 years old and for the first time in my life I'm scared because of all the hatred and division amongst the people of this country. Everyone's lives matter. Marvin Gaye songs always had a message from his heart.
@@dianegoldeneye7207 protests have stopped. It's not prevalent in the news. Sadly, i don't think it was a teaching moment. He didn't give his life for it, his life was taken.
@@krylesangerbeaver not my place to speak to this maybe. Sorry.
@@dianegoldeneye7207 No need to be sorry, I'm not attacking you by any means. I just think it is sad how quick the news can turn around and people "move on" from these events (not you, I mean in general)
Great review and reaction bro!
Left us way too soon. Always a favorite.
it meant just as much when he wrote it, but know what you mean with what's going down today. Human beings never cease to amaze, no matter how old you become, how low some will go, treat with respect, love and understanding, its not hard
"for only love can conquer hate"
Interesting how this fits into today's reality since this was done in the 70's while the Vietnam War.
It's about time
I've loved this song for so long - it taps in to the message everyone with wisdom rests on - without love and striving to come together there is only violence and misery. I don't know why I've always loved Black American music (I'm a freckly lass from Wales, UK) of this era - Otis Redding, Little Richard, Nina Simone, Soloman Burke, to name but a few, but it must be part of why the UK loved Blues and Rock n Roll from the moment the records came off the ships we couldn't get enough, and all our best bands were obsessed from the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd etc etc etc to our very own Tom Jones, 20th century music was born from Black American music. Thankyou for reacting to this music so I can experience it afresh, it was very moving - I travelled from a difficult start to good place now and let music be my guide (I judge people by their music and tend to know who the good guys are as a result) A big Cwtch (hug) to you, and all the good people in USA at this time
That song was from very difficult times in the 60s and 70s I lived in the US at that time racism was a it’s peak riots the Vietnam War . The message in this song if you really I mean really listen to it . It reflects those times but the only thing that help us make it at the end was music. Music for me was the thing that kept me focused 😞Marvin Gaye was a excellent singer I always had and will have great admiration for his talent and music 👍👍👍
Great song and great artist.
Did your mother ever say," I brought you into this world and I can take you out!" When she was REALLY MAD? Marvin got into drugs and was stealing from his family, so his father took him out. He felt it was the only way left. So very sad.
I truly enjoy hearing your story. Keep it coming.
They took his song for the 60’s and put it to today
I become emotional whenever I listen to this, and tears begin flowing very soon into it, and continue throughout. I was 10 when MLK Jr. was shot, and when Marvin sang this a few years later, I thought it was a beacon of hope. It was a beautiful call to see a light in the darkness of that time. "We got to find a way..." I vowed to always try, and I often wonder if I tried hard enough. Even in recent conversations with people of color, I hear many losing hope. We must try. Until I die, I will try.
oh, Marvin wish you were still here
You are very well spoken. Yes, last year was tragic in so many ways. Injustice brought upon good people too many times to count. As far as shootings, imagine, the day after you spoke here, 10 people lost their lives in Boulder, CO in a grocery store! Sad. I hope the world will heal for better days to come.
Also loved the music of this man. Felt every moment.
I'm sorry you didn't feel safe @ home. Children should always have a safe place to lay their heads. You are a very smart, caring and compassionate young man. Not alot of men your age possess those qualities. You're a good human. If you decide that children are in your plan, I think you'll be a great Dad.
I can't tell you how it warms my heart to hear you saying these things, against trump. I just unsubscribed to another reaction channel because I couldn't watch five young black men praise him. These are some crazy times, and being 73, growing up during the tumultuous 60s, I feel you. Stay smart, stay well and stay safe. You seem like a fine young man with a good head on your shoulders and a heart. Much love and peace to you. ❤✌
Straight Detroit Awsome.
There is only one race, the human race. There is different enticity though.❤️
This is The Song of my BABY BOOMER Generation! Says it all; the most beautiful ladies, coolest cars and greatest music ever made!
In college '71; had the greatest brothers as friends. My black brother would say 'what's goin' on nigga?' when seeing me. I would respond 'what's goin' on honkey?' racism? there was none! Never even the word in our thinking. We had the greatest love for each other. Every Friday night in college radio lobby, I was the DJ. We jived, grooved the night away with all the beautiful coeds.
Truth
I am sorry you didn't feel safe at home. Neither did I. Nxo
Escape with music ,it is our safe place .
Love Marvin! Too bad this song was released in 1971 when I was 13 and these are still forefront issues today and I’m 63 😞 I’m tired of so little change 😡 Last year was the craziest, hardest of my life too!
Maya Angelou was my favorite poet. We all have to support each other for what’s right!
One of the best protest songs of my generation.
I feel for you, Twon.
just this your parents were not born when Marvin cut this song. it was crazy back then and crazy now. that's how great this song NOT WAS , BUT STILL IS. NOW BACK IN THE DAY WE HAD SONGS TO MAKE US THINK BUT SONGS TO MAKE US LAUGH TOO. YO, I DON'T KNOW IF YOU KNOW WHO CHUCK BERRY IS BUT I THINK YOU WILL HAVE A GREAT TIME REACTING TO HIS SONG.... MY DING A LING. PLEASE CHECK IT OUT
Twon this song was before its time its very very powerful. As a mother of 4 and 2 young men 28 and 30 thank you. You're young and you understand as you stated with all thats happening your eyes opened a little wider and incident like the history books are being displayed before us. Thank You for your platform you are an AMAZING you man keep pushing and keep smiling. ❤❤❤❤
This whole album follows the theme of this song and each track on the album flows into one another. Based partly on his observations of the world, and partly on letters his brother sent him while he was fighting in the vietnam war. The whole album is an incredible peice of art. And sadly it still rings just as true today as it did in the 70s.
As a whole album it was incredible.
I'm probably about old enough to be your father... When I was a child in the mid seventies I started playing football and about half of the team was a different race than what I was considered. We remained friends all the way through high school, even though we went to different ones. Parents, society teaches hate, judge a person by their heart, their spirit...... Every race, religion, race has hate, we got to rise above.
I was lucky enough to see him once in concert. He was amazing, but the audience was screaming & talking/commenting to him through most of it, so it ruined it for me, but what I did hear, was excellent. Sad that his own father was jealous of him, and was a preacher & didn't like his lifestyle, and hated what he represented, and shot/killed him right in front of his own mother, who adored him. (part of his jealousy) A lot of what he expressed was happening right in his own family. Tragic...Great music...
I live in Flint. Thanks your com compassion. ❤ please try these old school songs. I guess you got your hooks in me the O'jays. Be my girl by the Dramatics and Lady Soul by the Temptations.
one of the greatest concept albums ever recorded if you ever get the time listen to it Maby the IDOITS who call you all these name;s need to listen to this LP Marvin one of the greatest
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
And what a voice. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I dont know either man...it devastates me
Marvin used to perform in a nice Tuxedo always with clean shaved face. At the end of the '60s he became more aware or awake if you will about how the society. Black people were still regarded as second grade humans and lots of segregation were still around. His brother who served in Vietnam along with many other soldiers were treated like paria by the authorities. So one day he walked into the office of Berry Gordy (founder/CEO of Motown) and told him about his next project. Berry freaked out badly and said no way! Well Marvin wouldn't take no for an answer and said "if i can't do this i won't do anything further for Motown"! When realizing he could lose his biggest artist Berry eventually gave in besides the family dinners might have become kinda akward since Berry also happened to be Marvin's father in law. This is by far his best album he was right not taking no for an answer.
Bro disregard the hating ass ignorants who get on social media just to perform, these days the world is full of ‘em just keep doing you and listening to this great music.. SALUTE!
Oh and I wanted to recommend that you react to Charlie Wilson - There Goes My Baby video featuring Snoop Dog and his family. Awesome song!
An absolute super star ...GIANT in the music world.................. Sad thing ...this album was supposed to change the world and it didn't.
Young man like you would spread the word like he's spreading the word that has to be at least a good 30 years old I'm in my 60s he would have been in his eighties so you do the math you young this need to be spread to your young Brothers let them know that we need them to vote we need their help get out there and vote regardless tell your young people with this message what's going on if it's going on back then it's worse now
So sad how he died 😭
There is only one race, human race!
Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) -equally relevant -from the same album
You are spot on with trump and his supporters, God bless you and stay safe.
Twon,Brother,Brother I can see you are troubled and who can blame you? I hope by the time you reach my age there will be some calm as Marvin sings about. Your country is in trouble my friend and hopefully it can heal itself.
Im 51 yrs old and never understood why people treat others like shit. People wake up, we are all the same. Yeah others all more well off than others. But that still doesn't make right. I always treat others like you want to be treated. Only if ..... Others would raise all their children that way.
What a sad world...I love this song,speaks the truth,Can't we just love each other,in the end,we all bleed red,go to the same place
Two messages here. One the world the second his dad. Can you hear the two?
Oh dont say you are not afraid of anything...only a smart man a real man, is man enough to cry and man enough to admit he is afraid..Saying nothing scares you is not even in the realm of reality.
When you only fear god what else can there be afraid of?n I’m a very smart man n crying doesn’t make me afraid lol
This album will forever be one of the greatest works of art in American history. I will say my brother I have to disagree with you on the trump supporters being racist idea. I voted for trump and many others like myself thought the George Floyd killing was evil. unfortunately racism still exists but i think it can come from anywhere and we just have to embrace love. Dope video nonetheless 💪🏽
Such a powerful song. I think they should play this video and song in every high school in the United States. I'm a young white girl and I have never looked at other people as different colors. We're all the same. We're all humans. That's all.