Hank Williams Jr - All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight REACTION!
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Hank Williams Jr - All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight REACTION!
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Hank Junior did the NFL promos for many years . There were more stars in that video than there are in the sky , ✌❤☕
Best NFL song ever then their ass went WOKE
NFL booted him after many years because they went woke and Hank didn’t.
@@lindaartz3297 In my big old woke and pretty eyes I say they were probably tired of the MAGAfukkers hate.
Monday night football!
Yes!!!
When Hank got older, he wrote pt.2 to this song. "All my rowdy friends have settled down".
That song came out first
Actually, "All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down" was released September 5, 1981, and "All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight" was released in October 1984, three years later. I also thought Rowdy Friends Settled Down came out later until I did some research.
That song actually came out several years before this song. Although I can see how it could appear so.
@@stevethompson6772 Then Hank remade it for Monday Night Football
I really like the way he mentioned Kris in the song also
"Are you ready for some football? A Monday night party! We got Dan and Frank and Al are gonna get it started!" 🎶
right up until the Obama comment...
exactly! one of the first modern "cancellations" @@ClassicRollPlayer
Lots of famous people at Hank's party, Paul Williams, Jim Varney, Little Jimmy Dickens, George Jones, The Oakridge Boys, Waylon Jennings, Grandpa Jones, Cheech Marin, Kris Kristofferson, Bobby Bare, Willie Nelson, Porter Wagner, Mel Tillis and there may have been a couple more.
George Thorogood, too!
George Jones was on riding lawnmower. Fun fact GJ use take the riding lawnmower to the liquor store cause his wife would hide the keys so he wouldn't drive while he was drinking. So he saw lawnmower and the keys in it and he took off down the road 😅
Suzanne summers also
Hank Williams is 🔥!
HE did NFL, "ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL!?"
Paul Williams was I believe the original Dr. Zaus from the original Planet of the Apes
That's my elderly neighbor's house. He's in the video and he's told me amazing stories about that video shoot. 40!
The guy in the Cadillac at the end was supposed to he his father Hank Williams Sr, who died in the back of a Cadillac on New Years of 1953 when Hank Jr was 3.
Oak Hill WV.
The Highway Men - Willie, Kris, Waylon & Johnny
1. This was an official NFL song played weekly at the start of games for at least one year!
2. Highway Man (controversial song about reincarnation from 1984 caught some heat from religious groups) Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings (played Dukes of Hazard intro and is a LEGEND!) and Kris Kristopherson ...check that out, very good!
The melody was used for the MNF theme for "All My Rowdy Friends are here for Monday Night". He actually did slight variations each week to introduce the teams that where playing that week.
He opened MNF for 23 years, 22 of which used the "parody" of this song. The other year, he wrote and performed a song called The Monday Night Football Boogie, totally original song.
Kris was an Army officer, helicopter pilot and had his Ranger tab. He was also in the Blade movies with Wesley Snipes.
Also, one of the remakes of A Star is Born
Also a Rhodes scholar, I believe. And a smoke show.
I was in Okinawa when he was visiting with the Cowboy Cheerleaders when they were super popular. He was very nice, and was not busy so we got to talk for 30 min+. Never brought up acting or singing, we just talked military service and some of the brotherhood we shared. I think he enjoyed talking about our service, and not entertainment. Very nice man.
He was also a Rhodes scholar!
He was the intro to Monday night football for like 20 years
Until he spoke out as a conservative
@@jasonmatkovich6342 they actually hired him back after that. They fired him in 2011 and rehired him for 3 seasons in 2017.
1989-2011
@beedeegee9374 like I said they brought him back in 2017, look it up. I believe he did it for 3 more years.
@@garygoodman4342 I’m not disputing what you posted, only added the date he debuted and was let go originally.
I was born in 1970, and the bottom line is...the 80's were about great music, having a great time, laughing at yourself. No worries about any bullshit from anyone, we all "got along" with one another without even having to think about shit like that!
Funny that you say the piano sounds like great balls of Fire, since Jerry Lee Lewis is the one who taught hank how to play
Spot On!
This was the Monday night football theme for years. Can’t believe y’all didn’t recognize it! Good stuff as always fellas
Yep. Should’ve waited til the end. Haha
It was canceled 3 Presidents ago. Probably 15 years ago
The convertible with 1 guy and some girls, represented his father, Hank Sr., he died in the back seat of a car, while being driven between gigs.
Well, now you gotta do All my rowdy friends have settled down
His childhood was growing up in a house that Fats Domino's, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johny Cash would frequently visit & he literally grew up learning from those guys. His mother had him on stage at the age of 8 performing.
The first few comments didn't EVEN talk about this, so here ya go from an OLD guy: Hank Williams (Sr) was one of the very FIRST mega-stars in Country Music. Hank Jr. started out and originally made his name doing his dad's music, BUT he also wanted to branch out into his own style. This is one of the first going down that road. He has a son also, Hank Williams III, who is now showing the world that anyone named Hank Williams is gonna play music that resonates with HIS age-group.
Hank Jr had a ton of personal influences from tons of artists from a young kid, because his dad was so huge and well loved. I remember a clip of him at a concert playing piano, and talking about how Fats Domino taught him some stuff on the piano.
Once Hank Jr started going his own way, he started incorporating blues and rock into his music. Whereas before, people were trying to mold him to be the shadow of his father. He got a lot of flack for trying to have his own identity.. Listen to "All in Alabama" by Hank Jr.
In the 80s this was called "Young Country", it was new, upbeat and he even had a song called "Young Country" addressing the new genre that the Grand Ole Opry bunch was NOT into...
Now we have "Hick Hop" and you can thank Hank!
We are young country is another good Hank song.
There are a ton of celebrity cameos in this video. So fun!
Thise are all top country artists and dome are known actors!❤ Everybody loves Hank jr
Hank Williams Jr… was a rock star hell raiser.
The old man in the window was from the TV show Hee Haw. It was a skit in the show called “Hey grandpa, what’s for supper?” and he would give a list of varying items recognized as down home food.
Grandpa Jones!
Stringbean was there
That segment was better,before they started trying to rhyme everything.
I'd love to see someone finally react to his song called, "All in Alabama".
It's about his 500ft fall off a mountain, and nobody has reacted to it. I find it very odd that other Hank Jr fans don't recommend that one.
The Highwaymen
Chris Christofferson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, and Willie Nelson.
All their songs are amazing, the most popular one is called The Highwaymen
This man, Bocephus was a huge influence on my younger self. I partied hard during the week and harder on the weekends. Me and all my rowdy friends. I saw him live 3 times near Nashville at Starwood. He played every instrument on the stage and had a cup full of whiskey the whole show. He did 20 minute acoustic set by his self to give his band a break. He won CMA Entertainer of the year three years in a row. Hank Jr grew up singing his dad’s songs after his dad passed. After he fell of the side of a mountain he remade himself into the man you see now. His own man! His daddy was a bad ass, and IF YOU DONT LIKE HANK WILLIAMS YOU CAN KISS MY ASS!!
Hank Jr is one of my favorite artist. He does Country, Blues and Southern Rock...and does them all great.
There's so many well known faces to mention. I'd list them, as I've done before, but feel like I'd be doing so in vain.
My favorites are George Jones on the mower, and Jim Varney. George was infamously known for riding a lawn mower into town for liquor, because his wife hid all of the other keys and vehicles from him.
Just about everyone in the video were big name stars. Great Reaction
Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson, The Highwaymen
Can't even imagine something like The Highwaymen ever happening again.
Did you notice all the musicians in this video...:-)
The Monday Night football theme song "Are You Ready For Some Football" was his song. And it does have a very similar tune.
Here comes the hits, the bangs, the blocks and the spikes
Cause all my rowdy friends drop in on Monday night
This was used by the NFL for a good while. Lots of famous people in this one. Great choice, thanks for doing.
He has a follow up song called “All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down”
Song ya mentioned was released first. Just being polite for the record if some one reads.
Both classics, as well as others.
@@Ol_Blue Yeah. Logically, "Coming Over Tonight" SHOULD have come first and "Settled Down" SHOULD have come second, but life isn't logical. Hank was feeling wistful and wrote "Settled Down" in the early '80s. Then, a few years later, he went full-Bocephus and came out with "My Rowdy Friends are Coming Over. "Coming Over" turned out to be bigger--and then ABC and MNF made it probably the biggest song of Junior's career.
We called it Rock-a-Billy. This really a star studded video!
Many of the friends coming over are great country artists in their own right. This is about as country as you can get. Country music covers a wide range of styles.
Man you can go for days listening to Hank Jr. All the stuff he can sing play and do you'd be amazed once you dive deep into his catalog...keep going man you will not be disappointed.
Willie Nelson, Johny Cash, Kris Christopherson, waylon Jennings = The Highwaymen. A country super group definitely worth checking out. Starting with the song Highwayman.
This is why it's called SOUTHERN ROCK!!✌🐢
The group you are referring to is called the highwaymen consisting of Johnny Cash. Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings.
I am a small town country boy who always loved rock and still do. I still loved the outlaw country from the time I was a teenager. They changed country music for the better. I listened to Hank Jr and Waylon as much as any rock. I still do. I wish there was more of it around among new country artist.
Kris Krostofferson In 1958, Kristofferson was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to the University of Oxford,[10] studying at Merton College.[11] While at Oxford, he was awarded a Blue for boxing,[11] played rugby for his college, and began writing songs.
He made this into the Monday Night Football theme for a decade plus. All the cameos are stars of the period and the ghost car was Hank Sr.
Hank sang the theme song to Monday Night Football for several years. Yes, it was based on this song.
Hank is the Son of a Country music legend who had to carve his own path. he had many hardships in his life....Now he is a Legend as well
Rockabilly that's the Great Balls Of Fire sound you're talking about. And yes Hank can slide between Outlaw Rockabilly and blues country
Hank Jr was like the hallway between Southern Rock and Country Music.
He was the one that merged the two together !
Country music is much more diverse in style than many ppl realize.
Think rock-a-billy is what your thinking with the Jerry Lee sound.
He was the original Sunday night football kickoff. Hank Jr. was part of the outlaw country scene. He is a down to Earth red blooded American.
Check out his 2018
Take A Knee, Take A Hike whether here as a reaction or on your own. You won't be disappointed.
Keep going down this catalog, you won't be disappointed.
Now you need to listen to his song All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down. I love my country music especially the legends. Loretta Lynn and Willie Nelson are my favorites. Thank you for your videos.
All those people showing up as his friends are country stars!❤
Yes, Hank Williams Jr did the intro music for Monday Night Football for a long time using a version of this song.
The name of the group is The Highway Men. Willie Nelson Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, and Waylon Jennings. The song is also The Highway Men.
I'm from this time and I can tell you, almost all of his rowdy friends are country music legends.
This was the song for the NFL MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL!!
We would see who could name the most of the 'friends'. Some were/are true legends of country music, and rock-a-billy, and rock. This is pretty much the theme of my misspent youth, a keg, a band, and friends and we were set.
One of my favorite songs to dance to back in the day... ✌️❤️🎶You are talking about The Highway Men, Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings. 💕Hank Williams Jr used to announce Monday Nite Football! He would sang Are you ready for some Football! It's a Monday night party! 💕
There is another song he released after this one.........All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down....
Thank you for being a friend .
You have to do all my rowdy friends have settled down
Talent. Huge star, no one will forget.
There's little wonder that you picked up on Jerry Lee Lewis' Great Balls of Fire. Jerry Lee taught Hank Jr how to play piano when he was a boy. Now Hank does a little "tribute" to him in every show on the piano. Now you need to do Hank's Born to Boogie, it's country but it has been compared to some early rap with its hard hitting quick rhymes.
The cameos in this video are AMAZING!
when the song "Baby got Back" by Sir-Mix-Alot came out, it changed the whole culture and started the fad - if you listen to the official video, the beginning of it pretty much says the way it was looked at before 1992..........
Yes Hank Williams Jr, did the opening intro to Monday Night Football, there was also Bobby Bare, Willie Nelson, Mel Tillis, George Jones, Waylon Jennings, and several more. HANK Jr.was a real traditional country music singer also you should listen to "HEAVEN CAN'T BE FOUND" real country music!!!
It has all the cameos. Paul Williams, “Ernest” Cash, Willie, Waylon, Jessie, Cheech and Chong, Oakridge boys, so many.
Hank Jr. did the opening song for Monday Night Football and I think he built what he sang each week on this song. There's a lot of similarity.
Hank Williams Jr. used to live in my hometown! His old house (not the one from the video) is legendary in the area!
You really need to react to All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down!
Agreed with your take on the music and Hank Jr BP! Way to go...great review!
Country parties are the BEST!
Now it’s All my Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down…. That’s a good song too.
Everyone in the video was a celebrity at that time
Classic HWJ song... ruff and tumble, red neck rowdy, git-r-done country! As mentioned below, this in earlier years when he was "livin the dream" of party hardy, let's get loose time of life... he has since settled down a lot but the voice still is rich and raspy, down home outlaw country. Thanks for bringing this BP, you are always picking good ones. Love your reactions. You're the best!
Speaking of Great Balls of Fire by Jerry Lee Lewis.... Jerry had 2 cousins who played just like him one became a very very famous Tele-evanglist. The other is CONWAY TWITTY he has 2 songs for sure you should hear on is a banger called The Girls All Get Prettier at Closing Time! The other is called That's My Job and as a Father and a song writer it will truly touch your heart!! ❤❤❤
Most awesome guy ever.. hubby worked on his farm.. he did the monday night fball thing on TV
Yes Sunday night football was Hank Jr for yrs!!and that was his dad Hank Wms Sr at end of video in car .. he died young in a car wreck
Hank Jr. did the opening song for Monday Night Football for years!😁❤️✌️
Not for sure, never been there, however there's been some legendary stories about Hanks parties....for sure. He never held back to speak his mind and it got him in trouble a few times, but he never cared.
Thanks for the early look
Outlaw country was like southern rock and country had a baby. It could belt out a sad country song. But also rock the shit out the place. We talking Hank JR, Travis Tritt, Sawer brown and many more.
Lots of famous actors and country music legends in that video
Hank for president! 😂
There has LONG been a genre known as "country Rock." It started out with Stars like Buddy Holly, but was also influenced by stars like Chuck Berry. Later it was exemplified by groups like Credence Clearwater Revival, and later Alabama. This is now considered "country," but its roots go back to this crossover between the two genres.
They also used the song for the Monday night football theme song for years! Country/Rock on HANK!! Also look at all the guys showing up for the party the are all legit performers or famous peeps themselves!
Another great song of his is The Legend of the Wolley Swamp.
Chris Kristopherson is a huge legend. He wrote songs for just about everyone of all genres. Check out his songs and who he wrote songs for... you will be amazed!!!
Hell yeah Don back in the house, love u 2 together.
funny you draw a parallel between hank and jerry lee lewis because jerry lee taught hank piano and was a big influence on his music style
Now you have to listen to “All my rowdy friends have settled down”…by Hank Jr
The high waymen thats the song you want.
I went to two of his concerts in Houston. The energy is there!!!
That was Legendary Country Singer George Jones riding a tractor at the beginning of the video. The story behind that, when his then wife Shirley Ann Corley, took his car keys so he couldn't go to the bar and get drunk, so he ended up driving a John Deere tractor to the bar.
If you want to see Hot Air Balloons you should visit Albuquerque, NM the first 2 weeks of October for the Balloon Fiesta. There were more than 1000 Balloons in the sky. There's a box effect over the city it will blow you south and go up and it will take you north ❤❤❤😊😊
Hank's music is different from traditional stuff. He's always said his stuff is different than his Daddy's, which is why the manufactured duet between them is so fun. 'There's a tear in my beer' by Hank Sr. & Jr. As for this song, it was used for Monday night football for a long time. He just changed the lyrics. He'd yell, 'Are you ready for some football?" 'Are you ready to party?" then he was singing about all his rowdy friends coming over tonight. LOL Tons of old country stars you don't recognize. George Jones was on lawn mower, 'Ernest' from those silly movies was on the cow. The Oakridge boys drove by, leaving the bearded member hitch hiking. After you sew Kris Kristofferson, next is Waylon Jennings, then Willie & misc. other old country celebrities like Little Jimmy Dickens. A tiny cowboy that many country artists use in their videos. The group you were thinking of was 'The Highwaymen' consisting of Kris, Johnny, Willie & Waylon. They toured together as a group & had fun doing stuff together & separately, often doing each other's songs & making the original singer, just play & sing backup. LOL In fact many of their biggest hits are recorded by most if not all of them. I love 'Sunday morning coming down' by both Kris & Johnny. Different vibes, same song. Anyway, their biggest group hit is probably 'The highwayman' Notice the group uses 'men' & the song uses 'man.
alot of stars you just know them
The car in the end is a throw back to his DAD. That was him in the Car.
Hank Williams Jr. did this song for about a yr. or so for Sunday night football. It was great. You might also want to check out the Highway men consisting of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, & Kris Kristofferson. They put out some awesome songs. You might also check out Travis Tritt and his Long Haired Country Boy which is also great.
Hank did the Superbowl promo for Years