NOT WHAT I EXPECTED.. | Rap Fan Listens To THE ROLLING STONES - Paint It, Black (REACTION!!)
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"They're not super flashy rock stars." He says about the band that defined super flashy rock stars.
Oh, the youth of today eh!
Laughed so hard at this 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah really! This young man is how old?? I’d say maybe 20yr old, so this good music is probably considered really old music to him. Really if it’s not something his parents listened to then I can understand the lack of exposure to the entire genres of 60s-early 80s rock. I mean hell, he just needs more exposure to some of the really good older rock and he’d probably really enjoy most of it.
The irony, Oh the irony!
Did he really just say that 🤣
His girl dead. He’s in grief. And so he doesn’t want to see anything pretty - no sun no girls no flowers- nothing. He can only see the world as black now. And people turn away because people aren’t comfortable with other people’s pain. Do “sympathy for the devil”. Same type of video with lyrics splashing around.
I’ve read an alternative interpretation that the song is to the singer himself lamenting his own depression
It was about the vietnam war..soldiers not being able fit in to society again..after they returned everything was black..they were young men who scarred with horrors of war..people turned their heads and looked other way..they were shunned and discarded ..physically and mentally broken left in va hospitals trying to heal inside and out many just never came back every stayed black..
@@brentmckenzie6281 No. it wasn’t. The UK weren’t involved in the Vietnam War and the song was recorded in 1966 - the US only got involved in the war in 1964.
It has been used a lot in connection with the war
@@brentmckenzie6281 No. It was about a band member's girlfriend who died. A line of black cars, flowers = funeral.
@@BillYovino ..you believe wot you beleive wot you believe..😁👍
“Paint It Black” is a dedication to the writer’s girlfriend who died. Everything happy in his heart is gone and he wants the rest of the world to feel his pain.
This song came out in 1965 so it was during the drug and counterculture period, which partly explains why it’s hard for younger modern listeners to understand.
The Rolling Stones are legendary. They formed in the early 60s and still tour today. They’ve released nearly 50 albums, 37 of which hit the Billboard Top 10. I don’t know the exact number of songs released but they have 20-something Top 10s.
Have you heard the song “Moved Like Jagger” by Maroon 5? That is about the Rolling Stones lead singer, Mick Jagger. He still prances around the stage like a teenager even though he’ll be 78 this year.
Aguante Los Stones 🇦🇷
@@jccano1 exactamente
Mick Jagger wrote the song and he still hasn't given a clear meaning behind the song, what you just said is pure bullshit.
@@reeceweston10 Every single word is clear as day, wtf? O.o I mean, it's one of those Songs where you can't interpret anything, as it's all said plain and simple.
@@lethfuil I'm not gonna believe someone who comes up with a crock of horseshit over what a sing is about instead of believing the person who wrote the lyrics. Sure you can say its about depression, its obviously about that. But you're a fucking moron if you think depression is only about sadness, they're are so many different levels to depression.
“Sympathy For The Devil” is a must-listen.
My favorite Stones song. Its so good.
Agreed. You want to hear something that will blow your mind.. Sympathy For The Devil.
My favorite Stone song 2!!!
@@Whiskey_Assassin no sympathy the profit
But Guns N' Roses version
Such a sad thing to know that there are people out there who haven't experienced the Stones.
Sad? I'd call it incredible!
@@ericwilliams2317 you're right. Unbelievable
I'm not a Stone's fan but even I happily admit they are THE archetype for a rock band with a back catalogue that anyone would envy.
The good thing is--they have a lot of great experiences ahead, if they're willing!
To each their own imo, but yes even if not the rolling stones alone atleast listen to this song i mean.....its amazing a literal masterpiece even if its not ur cup of tea, hard to not recognize its genius.
My wife passed in july 2016 one week before her birthday. She loved red doors and I painted ours red for her when we bought this place. This song took on a whole new meaning for me after the day she died, but in honor of her I have left the front door red.
Bless you. I actually teared up reading your comment. Sending love your way...I also had a red door that my husband installed for me. xxx
I'm sorry for the pain of loss you're enduring.
Peace and mercy to you my friend.
Did you paint the other doors black?
I'm sorry for your loss.
I grew up hearing this song played on the radio, but the lyrics didn't really hit me until I was 20 & my fiance drowned in an accident that this was about grieving a loved one. It was like hearing it for the first time, it floored me how these simple words were so powerful. Amazing song!
Feel for you.
My heart goes out to you dear.
Sorry for your loss ... Peace
I’m sorry for your loss
I'm sorry for your loss.
It’s hard to comprehend the fact that millions of younger generations have not heard the music we grew up,on. Cool to see their reactions and their enjoyment as well as their understanding the depth of the songs being reacted to. Always reminds me of the Vietnam War in the 60’s and 70’s. Thanks for sharing.
My father got me into old music. My favorite band has to be Queen tbh I do like ACDC and Rolling Stones oh and of course David Bowie.
The rolling stones
started in the early sixties and they are still around. Their catalog is huge!!! My favorits are gimme shelter, sympathy for the devil.....
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Start Me Up
Brown Sugar
@@hulkfan97..... Don't forget to show some sympathy for the Devil or Angie might get sad.
Cocksucker blues , the rare version I like. The only that comes up mostly is not the one I like. Jumping jack flash is always great. Gimme shelter of course is great.
I like the story Keith Richards tells about how the band got its name. Some guy was acting as the promoter for the band and was trying to get them gigs. He called a club about them doing a show, and was asked what is the name of the band. He looked down at a magazine lying on the table that had Muddy Waters on the cover. Below the picture was the caption "A Rolling Stone." It must have been about 10 years ago that I watched the video, so don't get excited if I messed up one or two details.
He was getting into it. Some people don’t realize, how hard rock/heavy this song actually is. Imagine if they used an electric guitar? It would blow your ears off.
The Stones! Arguably the Greatest rock n' roll band in history.
The highest compliment ever bestowed upon the Rolling Stones.....
..It's not that bad 🤣😁👍❤
😅😅😂🤣😆😁😄
It's about death! His whole world is turning black. The line of cars all painted black is the funeral precession.
you can check "(I can't get no) Satisfaction - Rolling Stones" that is a great song too
And then do the Devo cover.
Gimme Shelter too!
+ Jumping Jack Flash.
The instrument at the opening is a sitar: an east-indian instrument. Both the Stones and the Beatles used it.
Ruby Tuesday, Mother's Little Helper
Not to mention the best sitar solo ever on Steeley Dan’s “Do It Again”. OMG...
And also the harmonics are influenced by Indian music. That's why he can't put his fingers on how this sounds.
Ravi Shankars sitar in The Animals ,Down in Monterey.
The songs about grief, "Cars painted black" Hes talking about funeral vehicles
If you didn’t already know it’s about his Fiancé that passed away
@@thedearleadersdoctor5814 No, it isn't. It's about depression in general. It was written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards and neither had any significant other that had died at that time.
I never picked up on the funeral procession until I watched a reaction with lyrics.
@@knowledge-girl Google it
This was at the height of the Vietnam War...
The Rolling Stones. One of the most influential bands in the history of the Rock and Roll genre.
"Jumping Jack Flash", "I cant get no satisfaction", "Gimme shelter", "Tumbling dice", "Brown sugar", "Start me up", are all great tracks.
They've been rocking for over 50 years so there's plenty to choose from.
Gimme Shelter in every Martin Scorsese film
Agree with the people recommending "Sympathy for the Devil", "Gimme Shelter" or "You Can´t Allways Get What You Want". Check those out. The Rolling Stones have tons of great songs, but those are the ones I would recommend you.
Let’s not forget (I can’t get no) Satisfaction
The Rolling Stones are the greatest rock-n-roll band ever. I've been to many concerts in my life time, and The Stones are the only band that made my heart race. Star struck every single time I saw them them.
Mick Jaggar. The Goat of Frontmen. This guy could write, play and put on a show for 100,000 as good as as anyone has ever done it.
-Jumping Jack Flask
- Start Me Up
Yeah...pretty much every rock band front band that’s ever lived was emulating Mick Jagger. And you know that song “Moves like Jagger” by Maroon 5 ft Christina Aguilera...who do you think they are referring to? Bless the youth of today 🤣🤣🤣 Great he’s educating himself though. 👍
Freddie Mercury is the GOAT of Lead Singers,
@@loki2655 Freddie Mercury imitated Mick when he was at his best. How many people did he perform in front of? How many chart topping albums? How many big hits? Not even comparable except for a small window of time.
@@brianbarnett1004 How many albums have the Stones sold? How many have Queen sold?
Queen wrote all their stuff rather than covering blues tracks and getting The Beatles to give them a hand up.
Both great bands.
Both great singers.
If you like him so much spell his name right
"Symphony For The Devil", "Satisfaction", "Angie", "Gimme Shelter", "Honky Tonk Women", "Mother`s Little Helper",
"It`s All Over Now", "19th Nervous Breackdown", "Wild Horses", "Under My Thumb", "Tumbling Dice", and 100 more.
my favorite band, it’s so hard to recommend where to go next because they have so many hits and so many good deep cuts
My father introduced this music to me as a kid. At the time I didn't like it, though what he said next was, "Sako, my son, there will be a day in your life where you will hear this song in a different way, when that day comes, I will wait to hear what it means to you".
How right he was...
In the late 80s a coworker told me the Rolling Stones were the greatest band of all time. I had not listened to them before but I'd seen them on magazine covers and thought they didn't "look" like a rock band. In the mid to late 90s I gave them a chance and bought a greatest hits album. I soon realized how wrong I was. They play so many genres from country to disco to rock. Super talented. Why did I wait so long?
Your rolling stone journey, has just launched, stones virg no more. If you were impressed with the Beatles, you'll get knocked out by these bad boys...peace.
@Zazu Pitts Well maybe in quality, but many prefer the Stones since they are a bit more "rock".
A hard R&B backround, check Honky Tonk Woman.
Ever heard ”Moves Like Jagger” by Maroon 5? That song is about this singer; Mick Jagger. You should also check out ”I Can’t Get No Satisfaction” ranked 2nd best song in history
"I've never heard a song like this before" Oh dear god, pretty soon he's going to listen to Gimme Shelter!
So glad to see your generation discovering the music of my day. There were so many great bands and very talented musicians.
The reason that song sounds so familiar is because since its release in 1966 it's been used in multiple films, video games, and tv shows (both finished product, and trailers). Most notably the end credits of Full Metal Jacket and Devil's Advocate, the video games Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock and Mafia III, and (most recently) the hit HBO series Westworld.
The Rolling Stones have been around a long time now, and are still touring. For another taste of their music give 'Sympathy For The Devil' a try. Longer than Paint it Black, it is one of their more famous songs along with Satisfaction and Start Me Up.
The reason you never heard anything like this is they were originals. Hundreds of millions records sold.
"Gimme Shelter" is my favorite. Awesome track
What you do is awesome,thank you.
The stones learned from records of the greatest
blues players like TeeBone Walker,Buddy Guy.
They came to America and got to meet them.
Peace friends
That was my life February 14, 2019. The "flowers" were 13 roses. 12 red an 1 yellow, which was her favorite color.
I’m so sorry for your loss. The thing I like to tell people who lose a real soulmate, is “Do you know how lucky you were to have had your soulmate? Believe me I know when 1 has had their soulmate, and they pass on, it’s extremely tragic. BUT there are millions of people who didn’t/don’t marry their soulmate, and life can be pretty depressing when you realize that you f’d up and settled for someone. Again, I’m sooo very sorry for your loss 🥺🥺!
You should check out Gimme Shelter also by The Rolling Stones
Gimme shelter is an amazing song
I 2nd this!
Gimme Shelter straight up gives me chills. It's catchy af and poignant at the same time. Summer road trip staple/existential crisis in one track lol
Same, Gimme Shelter is an amazing song.
I ♥️ this song
Satisfaction by the Rolling Stones is arguably the most recognizable rock song or any song in general of all time.
After 60 years of making hits maybe this band will catch on. You know, make a big splash, maybe get a gold record or win a Grammy.
LFR Jojo, Like a Rainbow is my go to song from them. It just makes me happy for some reason.
I bought the album Her Satanic Majesty’s Request with my paper route money when it came out. It had that song, which I love! But, best of all, it had a holographic cover. Sooo cool
You gotta check out Gimme Shelter. One of the best vocal performances in all of rock.
Keith Richards is one of the all time bests guitarists ever.. Rolling Stones are some old cats but they are still doing concerts & selling out football stadiums..
2.5 million in Rio a few years ago. One night, one band, five Woodstocks in attendance.
The farther back you go in The Rolling Stones history, the mellower it gets. BUT you have to understand that these guys have been preforming FOREVER!!!
The Beatles and Stones were in the same realm in terms of talent and importance. The Beatles mostly sang about love. The Stones, mostly about sex.
Beatles songs are full of sex, it's just slightly more veiled.
@@MrAdriaxe But don't you think that the big Beatles message, their overall theme, was love. As in All you need is . . . I think I've heard a couple of Beatles--Ringo for sure and maybe Paul say that the Beatles were about Love.
At first The Beatles appeared to be the boys next door, and The Stones, street kids. (Yes theyn were all ypoung once.)
The Beatles and some blues singers wrote the Stones' early stuff for them.
'Street Fighting Man', 'Tumblin Dice', 'All Over Now', '19th Nervous Breakdown' and about 100 more !!
Try 400 more,I think it's 388 songs in their back catalogue!
@@davidmellish3295 About 900 last time I was looking up guitar tabs.
@@blondbowler8776 no we were both wrong ,I have just googled it and they have recorded 422 songs
@@blondbowler8776 they have written 373 songs and recorded 422
@@davidmellish3295 Just telling you what I found in a tab search. If you want to argue about it, there's the mirror...I'm not interested.
Stones songs you have to check out: Satisfaction, Angie, Gimme Shelter, Wild Horses, You Can't Always Get What You Want, Miss You, Jumpin' Jack Flash, Under My Thumb, Midnight Rambler, Brown Sugar, Ruby Tuesday, Beast of Burden, Honky Tonk Women.... They are ROCK LEGENDS!
“Start me up” is a good one by the Rolling Stones!!
Don't feel bad, they only came out in the 60's and are still together. Rock n Roll Hall of fame. Gold Albums like nobody's business. I can see you never hearing about them. What rock do you live under? Blues, Soul, rock ,folk, disco, funk, country! They do it all!
You started with my fav Stones song. I love Paint It Black...
Paint it black is my fav stones song to
I love how modern the rolling stones sound to me while watching this.
So many good songs but definitely "Sympathy For the Devil" and "Gimme Shelter" are next.
OMG I'm so happy you listen to this one first. It's one of my favorite Rolling Stones song. My recommendation is Satisfaction. The majority of critics voted this song as the greatest rock song of all time. It is a legendary hook that intro. Also if you haven't seen Full Metal Jacket I recommend you watch that film. Painted Black is the intro to that movie.
I don't even like the Stones, and this song is fire as fuck. Do gimme shelter.
Same here, they got a few songs that are fire or pretty close to fire. But to me the rest I just never been able to get into.
How old r u my friend? Old enuff to have heard them on the a.m. radio driving yur car? For people of a certain age, the stones were the coolest group around
Same
This song marked one of the major turning points in Rock n Roll. It came out just as the 60's generation was coming of age and didn't connect to campy songs from the Beatles, Monkeys, or even Elvis. People wanted to express the raw part of life. The Stones, Led Zeppelin, Hendrix, etc... gave that generation a way to scream about their condition the same way Pearl Jam and Nirvana gave teens a voice in the 90s. Glad you enjoyed the song.
I really like how you put up the lyrics, dude! And I love your total attention to the song. Takes me back to when I first heard this!
Please research Rolling Stones. They have had hits since the 60s and are still touring. This song was popular during the Vietnam War. Check out wild horses which is a very good song
Please do ‘Play With Fire’ 🔥, from the Rolling Stones. It’s the calmest angry song you’ll ever hear!
The Stones have so man great songs that you would be an old man by the time you got finished listening to them all. THEY ROCK!!!!
I love this song; RS at their finest. You are bobbing your head appropriately, I agree.
Hey it was the 60s; no one had heard anything like it before. Their stuff is great, majestic and ever changing. "Waiting on a Friend" is 70s Stones and fabulous. "Start me up" is 80s Stones (when I saw them; yes they were fab). Can't go wrong with any decade tbh. Play more!
Can’t you hear me knocking by the stones goes hard you’ll love it.
The best Stones song IMO!
I personally would suggest As Tears Go By......it is a great Rolling Stones song, slow, mellow and very sad!!
I Love love that one! So beautiful and underrated! 💕
They had Marianne Faithfull premier “As Tears Go By”; her rendition is heart-rending.
This song is a oldie and I love it even learned to play it for a class. I’ve heard multiple people have different interpretation of it. The most common I’ve seen is in the eyes of a Veteran returning home from Vietnam because this song came out after the war.
The genius of Keith Richards is so understated he always wants his songs different and fresh the stones are absolutely unique
You’re definitely missing out. They’ve been around over 60 years. Fantastic music. One of my 3 favorite bands all time.
IRON MAIDEN! You really like story telling in songs, you would really love Iron Maiden.
Bruce Dickinson's voice will blow JoJo away.
I love watching you younger folks discovering the music I grew up on and feeling that same energy I felt the first time I heard it! Definitely deep dive the Stones, there is so much there to experience.
When I was a teenager, 15 in 1964, there was a film playing at the theaters called the T.A.M.I. Show (Teenage American Music International). It was like a traveling Woodstock at the time. Mick Jagger came on after James Brown and Jagger was so impressed by his performance and his dancing that he changed the way he performed and the rest is history.
Legendary hook, yes this song is why it is legendary.
FULLON "Tour of Duty" The coolest Vietnam tv series in the 80s :D
............When you realize Jojo is too young to have any idea what you're talking about.
Wish I could find it in one of the streaming services I have through a roku device. It was one of my favorites back then. I actually had a Carpentry teacher who was a seabee in Vietnam and he told us about his time there and showed us slide show pictures of things over there. Including when they were bulldozing a road through the jungle. And uncovered a bunch of our own mines that luckily were not activated yet thankfully. In the picture you could see some under the dozers body and tracks.
@@gianna01michelle Sadly this song dosent appear on the dvd release of TOD there was som copyright infringement problems.. But series is the same.. :)
Yep. Still remember angry pres Reagan denying the depiction in "tour of duty". The only vietnam tv series that depicted "agent orange" by USA...😂😂😂
@@gianna01michelle you can find it on several p2p sites..
I so admire you for listening to different types/genres of music. Good music is good music. Broaden your experiences and find your soul. :)
Man, I can just see a "brother" rocking this on the stage just like the stones, c'mon do it. This song gives all guys that 100 mile in your eye look, like staring at the end of a war and being not shocked at all, not relieved just done, or ready for more. And you just had that look while listening. Or even better put, "Is that all you got" look!
This band is GOAT’d! Gimme shelter is a fire song by them too, check it out !
Gimme Shelter. A whole other level.
Gimme Shelter , Brown Sugar, Cant you hear me Knocking are songs to listen to
Bloody love this song! So full of emotions and unique, one of my favourites. Been used in tv shows n movies
Grief, anxiety and depression - all over this songs meaning
This was written during the Vietnam War where vets were returning and attending funerals of their fallen comrades and facing rejection from the community. There is a condition of traumatised soldiers who have seen so much blood they actually stop being able to see the colour red anymore. They see black instead. This is a song about victims of war
Greetings from England 🏴 your face is priceless the classics are the best
So much good music. They have always changed their style up throughout their career. Lots of talent, lots of style in their music.
This and Beast of Burden are my Rolling Stones faves!
My dad was one of the best guitar players in this area. This was his favorite band
who is ur dad bro? Would like to know more abt him..
@@ksk7899 he passed away about 4 years ago. I'm glad he passed the guitar trait down to me but I'm nowhere near as good as he was. He actually used to hang out and play with Megadeth's first guitar player. Chris Poland mad respect though thank you for asking
@@pjsin9472 wow that's amazing 🔥🔥.Really sorry for ur loss.I wish you luck for the future🤘🤘
@@ksk7899 thank you! We found out after he died he actually released a 45 in I believe 1964. He was only 15 years old it's on UA-cam. The name of the band was Sonic Lynn. But again he was only 15 LOL thank you so much for asking. That meant a lot to me. I appreciate that. I miss the guy
@@ksk7899 remember this is only one he was 15 years old period which is amazing to me because recording wasn't as easy.
ua-cam.com/video/MQ4sRKWO_Qk/v-deo.html
I love watching you and your enthusiasm. You have a great questioning mind. One of the most iconic super flashy bands.
Check out Al Green. Black from way back, my favourite artist. Gorgeous and smooth.
btw unchained melody had its roots in the black community.
can't wait to see your reaction -- my favorite band of all-time
This is one of my favorite songs by them. They had a lot of great songs. There is a good lyrics video for Play with Fire if you're interested.
Gimme shelter is also a must listen from them
Totally rock. It's a generational thing. Song is eternally connected to Vietnam. Much respect.......
RIP Charlie Watts.
I am pretty sure I speak for a lot of people watching this when I say what a total PLEASURE it is to watch you discovering iconic legendary tracks like this for the first time. I discovered this song in 1996 when I was 18 and that was 30 years after it came out. I was amazed by it. Since then, another 25 years have passed and it’s so good how each generation gets to experience this anew.
I really recommend their Rock and Roll Circus performances, especially Sympathy For The Devil.
JoJo! Rolling Stones - Miss you 12" extended track
"I am already black, so you can't paint me black". 😁😄😅😂🤣
This song always spoke to me of depression, and feelings of despair. They were a good band - good writers, good composers, good musicians.
I like your analogy of the song having a Spanish music slant. Never thought of it but after you said it, I could hear it. And the fact that you post the lyrics.
Oh man you gotta do gimme shelter next it’s a masterpiece ❤️👌🔥
I've always listened to Paint It Black with Cream's White Room. They're both songs that deal with depression, and both from a similar musical era. In 2015, White Room's guitar solo got ranked 2nd place for "best guitar solo that uses a wah pedal", with the #1 being Hendrix's Voodoo Child (Slight Return), so you KNOW that guitar solo is going to be pure fire! The guitarist of Cream is Eric Clapton, who's also one of the best guitar players of all time. You should totally do a reaction to White Room! ua-cam.com/video/VYWfIsvreDs/v-deo.html
Groundbreaking . You never heard a song like it because they don't exist. Depression, suicide, grief, anger and mourning have never been articulated better than this.
Thanks for being so open minded with music dude, it’s refreshing to see! Honestly if you want to hear more Rolling Stones, look at the track list from 40 Licks, it’s a huge greatest hits album. Peace!
Yes, this song is about grief. Back in the 60s the Beatles and the Stones dabbled with a lot of different sounds. You might be picking up on the instrument called a Sitar. It is more used in India. So, perhaps that's what you were catching. Your next Rolling Stones should absolutely be Gimme Shelter and Sympathy for the Devil..there are two lyric videos for those songs and they are also really cool. The Stones sound varies quite a bit from song to song, so you can react to lots of different songs of theirs and be as stumped as you were with this as far as genre. 😬
Listen to the studio version of Gimme Shelter. You won't be disappointed.
NO the studio version SUCKS.
For 1 thing young man your energy to all our music from the past its great to see your energy to them.thanks keep up so many more trips to take.Im a rare one don't like Beatles but Stones Rock
Welcome to the complexity and originality of the music of my generation. So glad you're discovering it!
I want him to react to I would do anything for love by meatloaf lol
Bat out of hell also. I’m not sure if he’s reacted that or not
Love your reactions dude! You should check out Greta van Fleet, specifically 'Age of Machine' and 'When the Curtain Falls' :D
Yes!!! I totally agree!
Whoa, like Pearl Jam's "Black". I can't believe I've been listening to this song since I was like 12 (40yrs) & never had a clue what it was about til just this second. Thx 4 that.
one of the great examples of the variety of "sounds" available to us while we were teensters back in the day...music, poetry and raw talent..
this is how "real" songs are made kids ... watch and learn
now you know what your parents and/or grandparents mean when they say "they don't make songs like we use to"..... peace and be safe out there