Shoutout To The Dads That Stepped Up* Jimmy Reacts to Brad Paisley - He Didn't Have To Be
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I will always love country, even if its not 'cool'. Country songs can make you laugh, cry, dance, and reflect just by the stories they tell. And they always somehow hit home. And that's what I love about this genre. I love this song so much. It has such a powerful line with "I hope I'm at least half the dad that he didn't have to be."
This song affects me quite a bit. I’m now 36 years old. When I was 8 years old my mom met the man who stepped up and I proudly called him my dad. In may of 2016 he passed away from a heart attack. This has always been our song I can now listen to this song and smile. Thanks dad for all that you did for me and my brothers.
Your mom is a great woman, most of single mothers are just trying to get married for financial reasons. Don't make this mistake with modern women.
I lost my step dad in 2016 as well to cancer
As someone who’s “daddy” married my mom when I was 7, I’m so thankful for him stepping up and loving us like his own. He’s my daddy. Blood means nothing.
A guy I went to school with was the older brother of the guy that wrote this song. Kelly Lovelace wrote this and his brother Grant passed a few years ago.
This song was played at my dad's funeral and this is first time hearing since then
People pick on country music and it gets a bad rap sometimes but if you give it a chance it tells some great heart wrenching stories that a lot of us can relate to. I cried over this one. Brad paisley is a great writer/ storyteller. Never heard this before but it really got to me.
Just remember anyone can be a Father but only men can be a Dad!
One VERY happy stepdad here, my dear wife gave me a family.
You would make the perfect Daddy. Awesome Reaction 👌
This is like number 2 in my top 5 songs that hit me right in the feels. Number one is called "Don't take the girl" by Tim McGraw
Love Brad
I’ve commented on many of your TikTok’s- possibly even this one. But my dad- the man I call dad- came into my life when I was my 6 months old. My brothers were 6 & 10. None of our biological fathers were involved in our lives and our dad- the man who raised us- really fucking stepped up when he didn’t have to. He died when I was 19, thirteen years ago, & goddamn I miss him every day. I’m not a father, and he surely made plenty of mistakes, but overall, I really do hope I’m half the parent he was.
This song makes me cry because I'm obviously not a stepdad but I'm a stepmom of 3 & I've always wanted to just make them happy & be the best person I can be for them & just be there for them no matter what
Being adopted this song has always hit home
My brother just became a step dad and I hope those kids can one day come to realize he stepped up to the plate when he didn't have to. He could have walked away but he didn't. He became a step dad at age 22 to 2 kids. Something a lot of people forget is that just because you're a biological father doesn't make you a dad. Sperm donor just makes you biologically related. It's the actions that make you a father/dad.
I love this song. It's a love letter to a stepfather. Oh and check out his song Alcohol.
knowing your the reason a man walks away would hit hard but it would also make is that much better when the one man stays and does right
Brad wrote this about his Dad. I don't want to say step dad because he is his Dad. Blood alone doesn't make you a parent
my biological dad was that man for my half-sisters on my mom's side. their biological father was the ultimate duchebag only worth enough of a mention in that he fathered two great women who went on to have great kids.
I married a woman and her two sons from a previous family. I felt they were mine, no they were mine didn't matter how I felt about it. I knew they felt the same way. I was very close to them, and from the beginning I always did what was best for them, including trying to make sure they kept a relationship with their biological father, if that's what they wanted As much as it hurt to see them hurting themself by trying to earn his love, he would never love anyone but himself. Long story short, bio-dad brought them home early one Saturday morning, instead of late Sunday afternoon. Got his truck sideways turning into our gravel drive. He barely gave them time to get out of the truck, before he was backing up to turn around and leave. I almost managed to get out there in time to stop him and find out his problem. But he got away, so I got the boys in the house, and asked what was wrong, it seems they had talked before going over there, and they had told him that he wasn't their dad anymore, I was. He didn't like that. They did not care, they made a point to never speak to him again. So I cried like a baby watching this. I've told the boys, and other people, that I did nothing special, I don't deserve to be praised, all I did is what any good parent would do, I made sure all their needs were met, and every decision was what was best for them.
Love Brad Paisley is awesome! He has a great one called, Waiting on a Woman! And the other is Remind me with Carrie Underwood! U will love!!!!!
The man playing the dad is Lee Majors, the six million dollar man.
React to when I get where I'm going also Brad Paisley
Try Just Fishin by Trace Adkins
Try the song alcohol by Brad paisley
I see you’ve reacted to a lot of Brad Paisley. For a dumb-funny song of his, try, Tics. Or maybe it’s called check you for tics. I’m not 100% sure. It’s a goofy change for him 😂
Brad Paisley has some great songs and you're going down a great rabbit hole. I love the song Alcohol and I think you'll like it too. Totally different than this one, but hilarious. ua-cam.com/video/q3zkkLckeyM/v-deo.html BTW, I think you'll like this one as it features an actress that was asked if she'd like to be in this video and it turned out that they started dating and have been married now for quite a few years and have 2 kids. It's called I'm Gonna Miss Her .. you're going to laugh at this one too. ua-cam.com/video/WwRrKaq0IyY/v-deo.html
My husband and I are white. We have a biological daughter that we conceived after about 10 years of infertility treatments. She is Miracle Baby #1. A few years later we were approached by a woman from our church whose daughter was unwed and pregnant and was looking for a couple to adopt her unborn child, as she wasn't going to be able to afford to raise the child herself. So we decided to adopt this precious little boy, who is bi-racial. He is our Miracle Baby #2. They are both in their 20's now. Both of our children are amazing human beings, and loved more than anything in this world. Both are, we feel, miracles sent to us straight from God. Families can be put together in many different ways. Absolutely nothing matters but love.
Great reaction!! Try “Ole Red” by Blake Shelton if ya like good story tellin’!! Great Channel!!
One thing you have to say about country. Hits you right in the heart.
Beautiful song and sentiment.
Maybe try "Don't take the girl" by Tim McGraw. Nice review!
Any man can father a child, but, it takes a very special man, to be a Dad even when the connection isn't biological. There's a lotta good stepmoms and stepdads out there who've stepped up and became Mom and Dad. THANK YOU, and may God bless you all, so very much. 👍👍
As a step father myself, I’ll say this much, I loved the kids first. If we would have met a couple years earlier I would have a avoided prison. My boys saved my life, and then we were blessed with a beautiful little girl. Couldn’t be happier.
I suggest the Brad Paisley and Keith Urban video of “Start A Band” if you really wanna see some guitar shredding! It’s a fun song 👵🏼☮️❤️🙏🏼
5:40 his step-dad next to him and saying "I'm proud of you" breaks my heart every damn time
Man this song hits different now I have a girlfriend who has 2 kids and the father isn’t in the life and I’m stepping up I’m also a father to one kid so I understand
God bless your adoption efforts!
Just a little note (taken from the interwebs): "The song was based on Paisley's frequent co-writer and best friend, Kelley Lovelace's stepson McCain Merren, who attended the 2000 ACM Awards as Paisley's guest. According to Lovelace, Paisley said to him, "Let's make a song about you two that will make your wife cry.""
And inadvertently, they touched millions of people who have a step-parent in their life or are a step-parent. ^_^
I'm so glad that I never have to go on a first date again.
My husband is a better dad to my son than my son's father ever was.
Check out Clay Walker’s Chain of Love!❤️
Please react to "She Didn't Have Time" by Terri Clark
I'm not crying. You're crying... 😭
All songs about fathers and their kids...step or otherwise tend to get to me. My Dad was a monster so I never really saw myself as having a Dad. Then he went and died when I was eighteen...Rude. I mean, Karma...but still rude, yo. Brad Paisley really does have some great songs.
Paisley co-wrote "He Didn't Have to Be" with his longtime friend and frequent co-writer, Kelley Lovelace. The tune was based on true events from Lovelace's life: The tunesmith became a stepdad to son McCain Merren when he married his wife, Karen.
I met my husband when my son was four years old. My ex husband stayed in my son’s life, but my husband has stepped up and been a dad to him. Financially my new husband stepped in and has provided everything for my son. He has bought him his first car, paid car and health insurance, provided a cell phone, built us a house, enabled my son to play soccer from 4 y/o till he was 19 y/o with several years of travel soccer, paid for him to run track, and play football. My son went to private school, worked hard and earned a full ride to college except about $2000 a semester we have to pay for meal plan and some housing. My husband is covering all of that as well as his other expenses so he can focus on school and keep his scholarships. He is in the honors program so we wanted him to concentrate on school. Our son also runs track and cross country in college. The first time our son heard this song he said it reminded him of his dad. By dad he meant his step-dad. God Bless those who can love another’s child as their very own.
I have a half sister (I hate to say that... she's my sister!) Anyway, her dad died from leukemia when she was 2. My mom met my dad a couple of years later. I'm their only biological child, but my dad will tell you REALLY FAST that he doesn't love me an ounce more than he loves my sister. You would never know he isn't her biological dad. It's awesome. If it tells you anything, I was several years old before I asked why my sister and I have different last names. My dad is an amazing man. He said the first time she called him daddy, he teared up.
His stepdad was the Six Million Dollar Man, talk about lucking out.
try I don't call him daddy by Doug Supernaw
The Winstons---Color Him Father
If you need an adoption cheerleader, I am here for you. I have a lot of childrena and all adopted. It is a wonderful gift for you and for the child.
Beautiful reaction ❤️🔥
I really liked your comment about adopting a child. My aunt and uncle adopted a one year old from Korea, Tyler Young. He became a marine. You'd be a good parent. Bless you from Michigan.
Such a Lovely song... A tearjerker! Check out Brooks & Dunn song Believe.
That's good country music for ya
back in the day they didn't let anyone in with mom
GEORGE STRAIGHT I SAW GOD TODAY
You’re such a good guy.
I love this song
What is the intro song?
Love this song
Bonus child!
This is such a great song and Brad Paisley has plenty. Just like the song, I also met the man I call my dad when I was five years old. So thankful that I had a step-dad in my life. My other favorites of his are Part Two, Then, Remind Me (with Carrie Underwood), Letter To Me, Ticks, I Wish You’d Stay, Who Needs Pictures, I’ve Been Better, and Holdin’ On To You.
That’s my wonderful dad took on myself and two sisters then gave us another sister and 2 brothers, he’s 82 years old, still fixing my car and making sure I have enough money, he always done everything in my house’s from electric, plumbing and more, love him so much and glad he took on our family as he was just a young boy. Mum and dad went through a lot as back in the days she was talked about as she was married but her husband was jumping around with other women, I’m so glad mum didn’t listen to my gran and some of her family, dread to think what might have happened, over the years my mum’s family got to liking and even loving him, he’ll always be my dad x🏴💕
I was adopted from foster care as a baby, and was always close to my dad. He passed last summer, and I’m so grateful I had the chance to thank him for choosing to be my dad. Because he DIDN’T have to be. One of my life’s greatest blessings was the 47 years I got with him as his daughter.
I want to Thank You for Your channel. You don’t interrupt a lot and You give Us Your true reaction. Again, Thanks!
I’ve had many jobs throughout my life, but nothing has ever been more rewarding than being a father. I’m the father of three kids, who are all grown out of the house and living their lives. One is in the military to a recent graduates of college, and my youngest daughter will be married here in a couple of weeks.
I’ve got a cousin that adopted a couple siblings and it was really hard, but the original parents were a freaking mess. Took a year or so to finalize because they had to go to court constantly (original parents fighting the case).
Very sweet kids, unfortunately they started with awful parents.
Love love this song. Also another song you should listen to is called one more light by linkin park
This song has to be my favorite from Brad. While my situation isn't exactly the same, I still never knew my dad (he went to prison for armed robbery not long after getting my biological mom pregnant), and my bio mom was in no fit shape to take care of me, so I was adopted by my great uncle and aunt, who treated me like their own child. Unfortunately, the person I call my dad passed away last May after a 5 year fight with liver cancer, but he held on long enough to meet my own son. I miss him every day, but I feel like I can see a lot of him in my son, who seems to have a lot of his same facial expressions and body language.
Nice job.You should listen to Luke Bryan Build me a daddy.and Carrie Underwood Temporary Home.Brads Waiting on a women and Im gonna miss her are good too.
This was his first hit, but the fishing song was the one that got him the record deal. Dude is major talented
I married a wife and 3 kids. Never regretted I for a moment. 33 years ago
I love this song, my mom married the man I call my dad in 96, and I lost him in 2010
I love my step dad more than anything