As pointed out in "Almost Famous," in the days of vinyl, there was something really cool about playing an LP the first time and discovering what was on there. These guys are bringing that feeling to life for a culture that's never experienced it. Very cool.
If somebody would’ve told me that I would’ve spent a considerable chunk of time watching some stranger listen to music for the first time… I never would’ve believed them. But this guy and his brother have undeniable charisma. I find it astonishing that he says he has never heard of Queen or Aerosmith… Or Janice. But I find myself grateful to be allowed to be part of their journey. I get the feeling that I will undoubtedly start thinking of them every time I hear an epic song on the radio… And I’ll find myself going to UA-cam to send them a message saying “listen to this one! Listen to this one!“ Lmao. Who woulda guessed? Love it. Keep em coming.
Exactly! I'm jealous of these young men. They had already built up a great appreciation for music of all styles before they got to experience all of these awesome songs!
Every time I hear "never heard of them before" I think: 1. You've been missing out. 2. Imagine being able to hear all of these songs for the first time again!
I remember when Eminem had them come into the studio to record his cover of dream on. Worked out great for both parties involved. I'm guessing they haven't listened to that version yet.
As a music lover, there is nothing in this world quite like seeing an old favorite hit somebody hearing it for the first time ever, right where they live. Thanks for sharing the experience with us.
I so agree with your words about him hearing Aerosmith and rock for the first time. A goosebumps from sharing his experience! I'm glad I'm not the only one that found it an honor to share a love for music.
50 and male... I love this kid too, and his brother. I love it when people appreciate art and keep an open mind. There needs to be more of this... whatever this is!
Im a 39 yr old black man and i grew up listening to everything!!! I love to see you young guys opening your minds to great music from all genres!! Keep it up and expand that music catalog!!
I think that's why i'm hooked on this channel. I'm 54, Black, and have always listened to different genres of music. There's a rush when one is listening to great songs for the first time, and i love watching them react to it.
Every time these boys say they haven’t heard of an artist I’m like “wtf, how have you never heard of this person/band/song?” and then I remember that at 38 years old I could be the twins’ mother and I wasn’t even born when many of these songs came out.
I'M A 49 YEAR OLD BLACK WOMAN, THAT HAS BEEN ROCKING OUT TO AEROSMITH , SINCE THEM TEAMING UP WITH RUN-DMC, IN THEIR REMAKE; OF AREOSMITH'S WALK THIS WAY.
Remember when they preformed together at the Super Bowl. Epic Brought us all together. I just turned 50 and remember that so so well. Also, love your Eagles logo. Philly girl here.
60 here. Saw the concert with Aerosmith and Run DMC. Amazing! BTW Joe Perry.....Rock God guitarist! This is ballad Aerosmith. (although have to admit my fav of theirs is also a ballad "Seasons of Wither" Try some Eat the Rich, Pink, Love in an Elevator.
My Grandma loves you guys! She is a young 75. When each new video drops, I go to her house (across the street) and she gets so excited to see it. You guys are awesome! Thank you for bringing a smile to her face 😘
You are right.. i wanted to listen Maggot Brain from Funkadelic.. and i was surprised to see a miniature with that Guy.. i was curious to see her reaction.. cause maggot grain is fu.. masterpiece. He appreciated that song.. and now.. im watcherning her other videos.. he is amazing.. i like music too so much..
You are very right. And hey, no matter how young like this guy is... when you hear great timeless music, it takes you to a whole nother level, you can't help yourself. Cudos to him for giving this great music a chance.
Glad you're loving different genres and generations every time I discover a new song, if it's old it's never too late if it's new( I'll be 70) I can't believe people saying there's no good new music. Loving old favorites shouldn't be stop anyone from trying new stuff. Keep on! ❤️
When whites react to our music its always blank stares and arrogance and saying "I dont understand it" Love my black people such beautfiul feeling people.
Che Bugginz....NOT all whites...a lot of us have soul and open minds and above all, acceptance. This guy is making a great effort in bringing us all together, stop trying to thwart his forward thinking 😶
I am 50yrs old and have listened to all type of music since the 70s. FYI - that is one of the guitar hero ones. My boss calls me the whitest black woman he knows, only because I listen to ALL music. I be in my office playing Journey, Eagles, White Snake..etc GOOD MUSIC has no color.
Simon and Garfunkel (sounds of silence) to Ladysmith Black Mombasa to Mozart.. music has no colour, gender, race or age! Just stumbled upon this channel in the UA-cam wormhole and immediately subscribed. Genuine reaction and positivity. !!
In 1977 I never imagined that I'd soon identify with the bar, "Every time I look in the mirror all these lines on my face getting clearer...." But now at 62 it is so true....
@@loushelton1596 I feel ya Lou! These guys have a way of making me feel super old when they listen "our music." Not speaking of color, of course, buy of demographics. Those of us fortunate enough to live through the great, great music of the 60's and 70's can see how truly fortunate we were to be on hand to witness this magic happen right before our eyes! Love these guys innocence when it comes to listening to music made back in the day, and then make a genuine reaction for the ages. Speaking of ages, I might be old, but we had the BEST music!
I never realized how amazing it is to watch someone experience amazing music for the first time. It's like listening to for the first time through someone else. Awesome.
Yea, sometimes we take music we listen to 100's of times for granted. But to see someone hear it for the first time reminds us why we loved it in the first place! Dream on!
And music shows how we can all come together. I'm a 51 year old white guy, who loves these young black men. The love of music shows how we can find common interest.
Me too, I'm a 47 year old white girl from Tennessee. Who was raised on Southern Rock and what's now called classic country. These boys has opened my eyes to music I have grown to love.
One of my better parenting decisions (among several not-so-great ones, lol) was to always respect and even embrace whatever music my kids loved. It's a win-win because they've stayed open to the old stuff and I've stayed open to the new. Even when I don't love a song, I can still appreciate the talent behind the music.
@andrew 47 year old brown drummer here. These songs have always been appreciated by many of us. I'm a huge fan of Keith Moon, John Bonham, Ginger Baker & more. . Just nice to see Gen Z taking an interest.
Hip Hop fans reacting to Rock (especially classic rock) is arguably my favorite genre of UA-cam video. Who doesn't wish they could hear their favorite band/song again for the first time. This is the closest you'll get.
I seriously tear up watching you and your brother listen to music. Like so many have said, it's weird, but I love seeing a young person so in love with life and music. I've always been moved by "Dream On" and getting the chance to experience your enthusiastic first time is contagious.
The goosebumps are the best. Apparently a study has been done on people who experience goosebumps from music often and consider themselves to love music, as opposed to people who aren’t truly moved by music and aren’t music lovers, and the non music lovers don’t experience the goosebumps and all the amazing feelings that go with it.
I remember my roommate and I getting goosebumps from Lauren Hill singing in sister act II. She started in and the goosebumps popped out on both of us and we turned towards each other with our arms out to show each other at the same time, and started crying.
I am so grateful that I experience music this way too. For me it doesn't have to be the first time or the second time if I have a song that I love Iexperience it again and again. The best is when you don't know that it's going to happen with a new song or new band and it does. Great comment.
Talking about goosebumps, I´d like these guys to react to Tiesto´s songs Adagio for strings and Elements for life. Those songs always hit my goose nerve. Btw I really appreciate those guys experiencing all the songs that I grew up listening to, I´m reliving the first hearing through them.
His face is very expressive. At first, I thought he was grimacing at the music, but as I watched more & more of his videos, I realized the music was just touching him so much that his whole body was into it! I particularly love when he starts dancing in his chair. That's when you know he REALLY gets it! Rock on, dude!
What you are doing might seem simple and yet it is so powerful- you are demonstrating how we can all be moved by the same truths. Music is the great equalizer. Love what you are doing! Also love watching your reactions to listening to so many of the songs that shaped my life- and many others- without bias. Love you!
So true! I’m nearly 50 and love ALL types of music although my 22 year old son gets embarrassed when i listen to mumble rap and tells me I’m too old to like that 😂 my opinion is if music moves you how can you ever be too old for it? 💗
I'm 58 years old and have heard this song a million times, but I wish I could go back and hear it for the first time again. I had the same reaction you just did.
I think there are more than a few parents on here like me who WISH our kids would get this enthusiastic about classic music. You and your brother are a delight! This is my new favourite channel. ❤️
I love his attitude - "'preciate y'all putting me on to new things". That's the key to life right there: an open mind and a willingness to try new things.
"you've got to lose to know how to win" is the best line and the truth. Love seeing someone get into Aerosmith. They are one of the greatest bands ever.
@@crustynuggets445 SONG HAIR OF THE DOG,, BY THE BAND Nazerath , ITS A HUGE BANGER ,,, FROM 1975 Then The band Fog Hat , There song SLOW RIDE , Its A HUGE HUGE BANGER SONG From 1976 , Enjoy some 70s EAR CANDY
@@crustynuggets445 Led Zeppelin/Aerosmith, everything they have made. Queen- bohemian rhapsody. I love the band “styx” and a lesser known one called “extreme”. Newer bands (90s-today)- Tool and rage against the machines. Both bands have powerful lyrics and the musicians are some of the greatest.
So, we’ve all gone through listening to the classics of all genres and have felt exactly what these guys are feeling….. but we didn’t have UA-cam! Hats off to you guys because this brings us all back to how we felt hearing a song for the first time. I only wish I could have recorded my reactions! ❤️
I recently learned that only people particularly sensitive to music get goosebumps from it. Count yourself blessed. That also explains why were are all enjoying this journey with you.
That’s so interesting. Every time I hear Misty Mountains from The Hobbit or The Bells Of Norte Dame from Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame I get instant goosebumps. Some times all I have to think of the song and I get goosebumps.
Ooo I forgot. My brother and I are huge Pirates of the Caribbean fans. One time in Chicago we went for a ship ride on the lake aboard the Tall Ship Windy. We quietly sang the song Hoist the Colors. We both got goosebumps and then looked at each other and instantly freaked that we summoned the kraken lol 😂.
Maybe... I think maybe anyone can, but a lot of people just don't really listen. As in just listen to music, not have it on in the background while other things are going on, distracted.
Lmao I remember when we were kids the first time my cousin ever heard me playing AC/DC while he's visiting from the city he goes "Hey, its the song from Tony Hawk!" I was shook. I grew up out where there was only 2 radio stations, rock and country and you just made your choice. He grew up an hour away with like 60 available stations in 6 languages, he could set his station to either east coast or west coast rap *specifically*. It's crazy how different some people's experiences can be even for people basically right next door
LOL, I think Tim deserves to know now. Dear Tim: Guitar Hero came out around 2005. But the music Guitar Hero uses came from the 1970s and 1980s. Including Aerosmith!
@@bruhdamartinasty3636 ummmm... That's not what "nobody tell him" is about... Might wanna do some slight research about versions of GH that came out...You'll crack up.
Ronda Hildreth I kept budget tapes and records in business during ‘70’s college years. My mom used to tell me if you run out of money for food you’re gonna need to eat those records. 100+ Son will want them. Still have marble turntable & giant Tecnics speakers. 🤣❤️🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙 books and music are equal in my heart! 📚💚📚💚📚💚
Crazy to think the younger generation is just discovering the unbelievable talent of Aerosmith, Janis and others. What a world they are entering and I hope they encourage others to take the journey with them.
I know! I push it on my kids. Music from 40’s till today. I love it all. You haven’t lived till you feels the chills shoot from your feet to your head listening to Steven Tyler scream
We are so blessed to be able to see your reactions when you listen to whatever music you like - really like, and react exactly how the music makes you feel, completely unapologetically. Thank you to you and your brother for your wholesome videos!!
To see the younger generation not only appreciate and respect the artists from all genres but to actively seek them out and get so excited when they hear these classics is PURE AWESOMENESS!
It’s actually really cool to watch someone hear this for the first time. It’s almost like I’m hearing it for the first time again even though I’ve heard it thousands of times.
It’s like I’m watching his appreciation of real music literally open up. 🥺 I’m genuinely impressed by the content this young man is producing. Also I’m wondering if he knows that the Guitar Hero songs are real songs. 😂
How this showed up on my recommendations is beyond me. I’m a middle-aged white woman raised on rock like this. So glad younger folks are open to realizing these old-timers had skill and emotion! Keep it up, guys!
UA-cam might think I too am a white woman......👀 just a black millennial classic rock fan, but then again my musical tastes are all over the place and span nearly every genre so the algorithm has no idea where to place me.
Same, 41 year old Mom and Grandmother from Vermont. I STILL drive around on occasion listening to my CD mixes of old favorites...Drive that Subaru like a 16 year old, windows down, singing my heart out!
I’m a 36 year old black woman with great taste in music. I have no idea how it got recommended, but I sure subscribed! Music is a great uniter of people. Dream on! ❤️
LOL. "Sounds like something off of guitar hero man" That's hilarious! That's where guitar hero got their hero's. From real music. Great little video and great goose bumps too! Thanks!
He really got into this song! Your reaction made my heart happy and made me tear up remembering the first time I heard it. Going to turn 60 in October and every time I hear any of these classics it brings happiness! I so enjoy watching and listening to these for the “first time”(me) with you. Blessings!
I'm old. I've heard this a thousand times. This song rocks my core to tears everytime. It never gets old. Seeing a new generation feel it is beautiful.
I’m with you. This kid is hilarious; so genuinely open to new music, I just want to suggest every good song I know and want to share with him. keep on listening dude, you’re cheering us up!
I didn't listen to rock until I went away to college and they had no other radio stations in the area & apple music hadn't started yet😳. Now I love it. I say the fact that the area didn't have r&b & hip hop was probably the best for my musical growth. All new things
@@ElderandOakFarm he said he had never heard of them before in the beginning of the video. But either way, threw me for a loop to hear someone say that! Dream on is one of my favorite songs so I was jamming while he was reacting hahah
I've heard this song a million times, to the point where I'll often skip it or change the station if it comes on. I love videos like this that make me see it in an unbiased light, like I'm hearing it for the first time. It makes me so happy to see someone discovering it. And at 2:18, I got full body chills just like it was a first time experience. Thank you for that, man
This channel/these young guys are the best thing to come out of this Pandemic. Music definitely has the capacity to heal w/ an ability to bring us together 💞 We've seen it happen & cont to see it happen through the twins. Peace, Love & Blessings to you guys ✌️💖🙏 I literally had tears in my eyes watching this 😢 But with a smile on my face if that even makes sense 😁
Yes! I would love for these guys to listen to both those songs and get their take on it, from the younger generation. Us oldies but goodies always loved those hits to!😁
Hi, Oh my goodness!! BIG FLASHBACK!! Speeding rainbows. I had to leave here and go put on both of those tunes. I'm so high now. Thank you Jennifer. Now if you would just WALK THIS WAY!! Look! I'm dancing, I'm dancing. They been da times. (Please excuse the confusing dementia Transobsfucated psychobabble. I'm old you know(I'm not that old(Maybe I am))). And to think, WE'RE STILL HERE! IT'S ALL GOOD! Happy Holidays everyone. Take care and be safe Peace
OH my goodness. That hurt my heart a little, when you said you had never heard of Aerosmith. You have missed out on so much incredible music, if you never listen to rock. I'm glad you are at least willing to dive in, and listen to it now. It is a whole other world, of music. The instruments are just as important as the vocals, and it will take you on a journey of emotions. Prepare to have your life changed.
I think it's about a cultural teaching over teaching appreciation of all genres. I don't know many of my friends that are African American know any other music or groups unless it's one they hear in a club by chance. Good to see this young man reach further into the music genres and eras to grow his sound. He probably has no idea Areosmith done walk this way either🤣😂
Watching this black kid get exposed to a meaningful rock song is the highlight of my year. Someone that’s never heard rock, getting into what it’s supposed to convey 🙌🏻❤️
This young man is pure joy, pure, pure, pure in his reactions and facial expressions...he's feeling the music deep down in his soul!!! I still get goosebumps when I listen to this song.
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The best part of him doing this is not just exposing someone to different music, it's letting us remember what is like to hear the first time.
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As pointed out in "Almost Famous," in the days of vinyl, there was something really cool about playing an LP the first time and discovering what was on there. These guys are bringing that feeling to life for a culture that's never experienced it.
Very cool.
So true! Sitting here belting out this song, loving the memories! And watching his reaction is awesome!
Exactly! It's awesome
It's great watching the reaction to dream on
Who else couldnt wait for him to hear Steven scream "Dream Onnnnn!"
AHHHH AHH AHH AHH AHH AHH AHH AHH AHH AHH AHH AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!
YES
Indigo Sparkle That was the Best!
Love it!!!!!!!
Exactly lol
If somebody would’ve told me that I would’ve spent a considerable chunk of time watching some stranger listen to music for the first time… I never would’ve believed them. But this guy and his brother have undeniable charisma. I find it astonishing that he says he has never heard of Queen or Aerosmith… Or Janice. But I find myself grateful to be allowed to be part of their journey. I get the feeling that I will undoubtedly start thinking of them every time I hear an epic song on the radio… And I’ll find myself going to UA-cam to send them a message saying “listen to this one! Listen to this one!“ Lmao. Who woulda guessed? Love it. Keep em coming.
Right, I love these guys! They are quite the bright spot in some tough times.
And it gives us a chance to re-live our childhoods and the young was of us ALL 💯💖
Exactly! I'm jealous of these young men. They had already built up a great appreciation for music of all styles before they got to experience all of these awesome songs!
I'd love to know what their parents did to inspire this love of different types of music.
I agree I’m very proud of himself..🤘❤️
I am 61 years old. I love these guys. I can’t figure out why, but they make me happy.
They are so openhearted about experiencing new things and have tons of charisma, sincerity and charm.
I turned 50 a few weeks ago...and i just love these kiddos!
Ditto!
I think it's watching people hear and enjoy our "old" music for the first time. Utter joy.
I'm 60 and i love them too❤
Every time I hear "never heard of them before" I think:
1. You've been missing out.
2. Imagine being able to hear all of these songs for the first time again!
Stephen Abbott I would love to hear some of these again for the first time.
Imagine reaching the age of 21 and NEVER hearing rock before!
Not just hearing some of these songs for the first time but hearing a whole genre for the first time or anything of the like.
Vicki Renner I honestly don't think my parents could have insulated me from rock music if they tried. Makes me think.
I guarantee they listen to artists I've never heard of, so I'm probably missing out, too.
You know everyone’s waiting for him to hear “the part”
Sokandueler95 hell yeah
Hahaha
Currently waiting right now
EDIT:Did not dissapoint
Dreaaam ooonnn
Lol 😂
This channel is like when you really want your friend to hear a song you like.
012rx so right!
Yes exactly!!!
Oh my gosh! You are so right!
or your kids, but you don't have kids, but you know if you did they would share your awesome taste in music lol
012rx exactly!
I hope Aerosmith watches this and sees how their music connects with people, who have no idea who they are.
Sting has seen,Annie Lennox,and Obama surprised them
I can't believe there are people who don't know who Aerosmith is!! How can this happen?
@Brandon BP 😳
I remember when Eminem had them come into the studio to record his cover of dream on.
Worked out great for both parties involved.
I'm guessing they haven't listened to that version yet.
One of the best rock bands ever! Check out more of them. You will love them.
As a music lover, there is nothing in this world quite like seeing an old favorite hit somebody hearing it for the first time ever, right where they live. Thanks for sharing the experience with us.
Totally agree!
I so agree with your words about him hearing Aerosmith and rock for the first time. A goosebumps from sharing his experience! I'm glad I'm not the only one that found it an honor to share a love for music.
Absolutely the best!
AMEN!
YES! In and Around the Lake. And Barracuda by Heart.
I’m 70, white woman living in the suburbs... I just love this kid!
72 here!
75...me to. He is amazing!
50 and male... I love this kid too, and his brother. I love it when people appreciate art and keep an open mind. There needs to be more of this... whatever this is!
59 in the uk I love these guys too
Me too....
I absolute love his open-mindedness and total commitment to every song. He is pure joy.
MUSIC HAS THE ABILITY TO BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER IN LOVE💙🎶☺
Yea it does
And 50 odd years later Steven Tyler still singin “Dream On” 🥰
And shopping in Ocala Publix with his parents. Nicest guy.
And still hitting the high notes. Legend.
50?!?!
Yes he is...
Still sounds great. It’s amazing.
Been into Aerosmith since I was a child. AND THAT WASN'T EASY. ..A Black girl in Englewood/Chicago IL in the late 60's/70's.
🤟🤟🤟
Laurette Williams 😎 cool. Greetings from British Columbia
God bless you!
They were awesome in concert
Yes Ma’am! Love me some Toxic Twins! Steven and Joe
My husbands mama has been into rock her whole life, she’s in her late 40’s. Apparently, it was rough for her too and she too grew up in Chicago.
Im a 39 yr old black man and i grew up listening to everything!!! I love to see you young guys opening your minds to great music from all genres!! Keep it up and expand that music catalog!!
Respect brother ✊🏾
Yeah and I'm 62 and still lovin all kinds of music!!
Absolutely love to hear these two young bloods opening up their minds heart and soul to different genres 😍👏👏👏💪🏻
I think that's why i'm hooked on this channel. I'm 54, Black, and have always listened to different genres of music. There's a rush when one is listening to great songs for the first time, and i love watching them react to it.
Yes, the more influences the better. Especially since so much was created by us originally.
Steven Tyler wrote this song when he was 16 years old. Incredible.
I have to brag here...Steve Tyler’s father was my high school music teacher
I didn't know that, that is really incredible.
What else would you expect when your father was a classical pianist.
@@bxgurl813 That is so cool!
@@KeithEngel Yeah, it really was. I brag about it as often as I can. LOL
Every time these boys say they haven’t heard of an artist I’m like “wtf, how have you never heard of this person/band/song?” and then I remember that at 38 years old I could be the twins’ mother and I wasn’t even born when many of these songs came out.
How can he say this is his first time hearing a rock song yet he has also played Guitar Hero?
I'm 52 so I guess that makes me old enuf to be their grandad... and I'd still hang with 'em
My kids know them all.. I made them jam with me.. lol.. Road trip.
@@ender003 I think he said it was the first time he listened to one on this channel.
😂😂😂😂
He feels music. He doesn't just hear it. I love his reactions!
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I'M A 49 YEAR OLD BLACK WOMAN, THAT HAS BEEN ROCKING OUT TO AEROSMITH , SINCE THEM TEAMING UP WITH RUN-DMC, IN THEIR REMAKE; OF AREOSMITH'S WALK THIS WAY.
Remember when they preformed together at the Super Bowl. Epic Brought us all together. I just turned 50 and remember that so so well. Also, love your Eagles logo. Philly girl here.
52 and oh yes some Run DMC and Aerosmith
60 here. Saw the concert with Aerosmith and Run DMC. Amazing! BTW Joe Perry.....Rock God guitarist! This is ballad Aerosmith. (although have to admit my fav of theirs is also a ballad "Seasons of Wither" Try some Eat the Rich, Pink, Love in an Elevator.
Yep, was one of the best!
Oh yeaaaaaaaaayh !!!
Gotta love a man who is up for expending his musical horizons
Indeed!!❤️
bkientzel we all know she does...
My Grandma loves you guys! She is a young 75. When each new video drops, I go to her house (across the street) and she gets so excited to see it. You guys are awesome! Thank you for bringing a smile to her face 😘
good vibes right, world needs more..
amazing!!
Awww
I'm with your Grandma--I'm 73 & have loved Aerosmith since they first became popular. Rock ONNNNNN!!
That's so wholesome!!!
I love that this guy is crossing barriers. He is a true music lover and knows how to show it. Much love
You are right.. i wanted to listen Maggot Brain from Funkadelic.. and i was surprised to see a miniature with that Guy.. i was curious to see her reaction.. cause maggot grain is fu.. masterpiece. He appreciated that song.. and now.. im watcherning her other videos.. he is amazing.. i like music too so much..
LISTEN TO NOVEMBER RAIN, GUNS & ROSES!! You won’t regret it!
You are very right. And hey, no matter how young like this guy is... when you hear great timeless music, it takes you to a whole nother level, you can't help yourself. Cudos to him for giving this great music a chance.
Glad you're loving different genres and generations every time I discover a new song, if it's old it's never too late if it's new( I'll be 70) I can't believe people saying there's no good new music. Loving old favorites shouldn't be stop anyone from trying new stuff. Keep on! ❤️
Facts!
Just noticed his chest tattoo almost looks like the Aerosmith logo.
I wonder when he will notice that his tattoo looks like Aerosmith’s Logo.?
I thought that's what it was, or a duplication of the earth,wind and fire album cover of a pheonix!
Yes! I was thinking the same. Nice tats!
yasssss!
"I guess they are a rock band." I'm sorry, I'm old and died laughing at that. Watching this brought me so much joy. Glad you dug on it.
I feel you I love seeing these reacts especially to this younger generation loving this stuff from our time
RIP- lol
Me too! Old people unite 😂
Yes Aerosmith is a Rock Band with Tyler as lead singer
KORN “IM COMING UNDONE “
And Steven Tyler was only 16 or 17 when he wrote this song. Legend
For real?? Dang ..
You can tell this man hears the music.. he’s not just listening he feels it..
Yep...he's moving how everyone who hears this moves, it's awesome! And the goosebumps...I remember that feeling. :)
He rocks!
I came into this by accident and Im starting to enjoy him and his counter part.
Maxwell L Highsmith I can’t seem to get enough! Appreciate his personality and his attitude toward all music. Nice to see in a young one. 😉
Yes he does! Check his vid of Unchained Melodydy! OMG! He gets it!
When he squealed, "I like this!" I legit got a bit teary.
You too? Same
Same this was my grandma‘s favorite song
@@joemontague4170 oh my. I'm 34 ya got me feeling old. But good music doesn't know time.
💜💜💜💜
@@creativefefe4652 Oh, you sweet summer child. I'm....quite a bit older, let's say (lol).
His comparison of Stevens vocal pattern to waves in the ocean is genius
Yeah I noted that. Great imagination
Isn't it? Blew me away.
If you couldn't feel this like you are, I wouldn't like you as much as I do, young man... 💕
When whites react to our music its always blank stares and arrogance and saying "I dont understand it" Love my black people such beautfiul feeling people.
Che Bugginz....NOT all whites...a lot of us have soul and open minds and above all, acceptance. This guy is making a great effort in bringing us all together, stop trying to thwart his forward thinking 😶
Love his innocence.. he knows pure artistry when he hears it.
If you don’t know Aerosmith, you must hear “Walk This Way” with Run D.M.C.
OMG yes!!!
Yes! GREAT suggestion!
Nooooooo, Run DMC is not a substitute
Julie Tracy Not a substitute but that song introduced the band to a whole new generation in the 80s, reinvigorating their career.
He should listen to both, original first.
You are so beyond adorable. I don’t care what you’re reviewing I just love watching your reactions. Both of you!
me too. I have a huge smile - their joy is so infectious. Go art go - art will save the world.
Me too. And they are so intelligent.
Lol, literally came here to say the same thing. Love him!!
LOL. best reaction ever! Good for the 1st.
I just found these guys today! Love them already!
I am 50yrs old and have listened to all type of music since the 70s. FYI - that is one of the guitar hero ones. My boss calls me the whitest black woman he knows, only because I listen to ALL music. I be in my office playing Journey, Eagles, White Snake..etc GOOD MUSIC has no color.
My new crush!
My musical taste too 😂😂😂
My spirit sistah
Colette, GOOD MUSIC is EVERY COLOR and blends into the 🌈 of LIFE! Much 💕
Simon and Garfunkel (sounds of silence) to Ladysmith Black Mombasa to Mozart.. music has no colour, gender, race or age! Just stumbled upon this channel in the UA-cam wormhole and immediately subscribed. Genuine reaction and positivity. !!
I've also passed that 6 decades mark, it's funny to hear young people speak on the "old" music, hell, I think I'm still young 😂😭
It's worse when the radio says the songs my daughter listened to are considered classics.
In 1977 I never imagined that I'd soon identify with the bar, "Every time I look in the mirror all these lines on my face getting clearer...." But now at 62 it is so true....
62 too. Know what you mean. How did we get to 62.
@@loushelton1596 I feel ya Lou! These guys have a way of making me feel super old when they listen "our music." Not speaking of color, of course, buy of demographics. Those of us fortunate enough to live through the great, great music of the 60's and 70's can see how truly fortunate we were to be on hand to witness this magic happen right before our eyes! Love these guys innocence when it comes to listening to music made back in the day, and then make a genuine reaction for the ages. Speaking of ages, I might be old, but we had the BEST music!
"Sound like something off guitar hero" OH, SWEET MUSIC-LOVING SON, THAT IS THE REASON GUITAR HERO EXISTS!
Yeah I believe this is actually on guitar hero am I wrong? I’m 45 have 4 boys 26 to 13 I saw the 1st gutar hero up u swear it’s on there.
When he said that it sounded like something off of Guitar Hero I laughed out loud. The things kids say.
🤣
Ha! And have you ever noticed how Shakespeare is full of clichés?
Guitar hero! Love it 😊
I never realized how amazing it is to watch someone experience amazing music for the first time. It's like listening to for the first time through someone else. Awesome.
YES YES YES Never appreciated the song until now!
Yea, sometimes we take music we listen to 100's of times for granted. But to see someone hear it for the first time reminds us why we loved it in the first place! Dream on!
It's fun to see a young guy give an old rock band their due. He's cool
The way he built tension in this song leading to “Dream On” is a master class in songwriting, both musically and lyrically.
He's my boyfriend.
.....well, I mean he WOULD be if he wasn't a rock 🌟 star.
youroldsweetie he must be two timing me 😉
....and vocally!!!!
One of my absolute favorite songs. And it always will be.
Dream On Marya !
And music shows how we can all come together. I'm a 51 year old white guy, who loves these young black men. The love of music shows how we can find common interest.
Me too, I'm a 47 year old white girl from Tennessee. Who was raised on Southern Rock and what's now called classic country. These boys has opened my eyes to music I have grown to love.
Music is my first and last love. It makes this crazy world a much better place. It could do more for race relations than it does.
One of my better parenting decisions (among several not-so-great ones, lol) was to always respect and even embrace whatever music my kids loved. It's a win-win because they've stayed open to the old stuff and I've stayed open to the new. Even when I don't love a song, I can still appreciate the talent behind the music.
@andrew 47 year old brown drummer here. These songs have always been appreciated by many of us. I'm a huge fan of Keith Moon, John Bonham, Ginger Baker & more. . Just nice to see Gen Z taking an interest.
Hip Hop fans reacting to Rock (especially classic rock) is arguably my favorite genre of UA-cam video. Who doesn't wish they could hear their favorite band/song again for the first time. This is the closest you'll get.
I would love to see Steven Tyler's reaction to you listening to this song for the first time!
He would totally do it!!!! He is such a humble man, love him ❤
I sure would love to see Tyler's reaction too! This is a masterpiece! This is music for ALL. people. of. the. world.💯🎶🎵🎶🎵💯
Absolutely! Steven would get such a kick out of it and before you know it, they would be singing together!
Talk about epic
Yeah!!!!!
My generation had such beautiful selections of music, didn't we?🙏🏽💯👌❤️👀
YOU: "Gives me some goosebumps"
ME: Me too....still after 45 years
Same here. :)
ditto
This old lady, who has been listening to this FOREVER, is so pleased to see you enjoying!
Love Aerosmith!!
I'm with music was great in the day
Same here...I'm 62 and I just love this kid!!!
Nobody cares
Ahhh memories of 1976 .. ninth grade!
As a black girl who herself loves this song, I'm glad to see him enjoy it so much.
I was a little Black girl when this song was first released, and I never knew what Aerosmith looked like, I just absolutely LOVE it!
Should we tell him that Steven Tyler is a descendant of slaves?
I totally agree☺️.
Of course Aerosmith helped break rap music with Walk this way and run DMC in the 80s
@@mtb1ltb12 🙄 Rap was already "broken" at that point.
I seriously tear up watching you and your brother listen to music. Like so many have said, it's weird, but I love seeing a young person so in love with life and music. I've always been moved by "Dream On" and getting the chance to experience your enthusiastic first time is contagious.
So glad I'm not the only one
70-year-old woman here who so enjoys this kid and his partner. I am hearing my music through new ears. What charmers these guys are.
If I had a grandchild, I'd like for him to just like this fellow. What a fantastic spirit!
I'd be proud to call him my son. Good heart and soul...
I do have a grandchild, and I tag her in all of these that I share.
I was thinking the same thing!
The goosebumps are the best. Apparently a study has been done on people who experience goosebumps from music often and consider themselves to love music, as opposed to people who aren’t truly moved by music and aren’t music lovers, and the non music lovers don’t experience the goosebumps and all the amazing feelings that go with it.
I love this. Sharing new music with these two is giving the gift of such enjoyment
I remember my roommate and I getting goosebumps from Lauren Hill singing in sister act II. She started in and the goosebumps popped out on both of us and we turned towards each other with our arms out to show each other at the same time, and started crying.
I am so grateful that I experience music this way too. For me it doesn't have to be the first time or the second time if I have a song that I love Iexperience it again and again. The best is when you don't know that it's going to happen with a new song or new band and it does. Great comment.
bobcat8 Sowhat that would be so cool to see lists of music for different people that give them goosebumps
I read the same study. I got more goose bumps when I was young though.
Goosebumps! That's how I judge a song. If it hits me with goosebumps, I'm in.
Love you guys!
Talking about goosebumps, I´d like these guys to react to Tiesto´s songs Adagio for strings and Elements for life. Those songs always hit my goose nerve. Btw I really appreciate those guys experiencing all the songs that I grew up listening to, I´m reliving the first hearing through them.
I love how he just loves music. He gives himself over to every song and always seems so happy for that new experience.
His face is very expressive. At first, I thought he was grimacing at the music, but as I watched more & more of his videos, I realized the music was just touching him so much that his whole body was into it! I particularly love when he starts dancing in his chair. That's when you know he REALLY gets it! Rock on, dude!
What you are doing might seem simple and yet it is so powerful- you are demonstrating how we can all be moved by the same truths. Music is the great equalizer. Love what you are doing! Also love watching your reactions to listening to so many of the songs that shaped my life- and many others- without bias. Love you!
Terra Spickerman yes
Exactly this! ❤️
So so true!
Well said.. 💜💙💚💛❤
PIPS PLAYTIME! Truth!!
It’s true when they say music is the universal language. It doesn’t matter your color, ethnicity, age, etc. We can all enjoy the same music.
cdemots123 Absolutely ❤️
100%! 🥰
So true! I’m nearly 50 and love ALL types of music although my 22 year old son gets embarrassed when i listen to mumble rap and tells me I’m too old to like that 😂 my opinion is if music moves you how can you ever be too old for it? 💗
I'm 58 years old and have heard this song a million times, but I wish I could go back and hear it for the first time again. I had the same reaction you just did.
Steven Tyler wrote this when he was just 16!
They're an iconic bank.
16?! Oh wow. I didn’t know that.
I thought he was 17 when he wrote it.
Fun fact, my friend is his niece... and it throws me off every time she says “I’m going to uncle Steve’s..” 🤣
This music needs to be played more, young people need to hear great music
So is Wells Fargo! 😂
I think there are more than a few parents on here like me who WISH our kids would get this enthusiastic about classic music. You and your brother are a delight! This is my new favourite channel. ❤️
Debbie Yee sameeee
Love watching this!!
Saaaaame
Facts
My oldest boy grew up listening to this music. I was only 18 when I had him so we always say we grew up together! He still loves the good music!!
I love his attitude - "'preciate y'all putting me on to new things". That's the key to life right there: an open mind and a willingness to try new things.
"you've got to lose to know how to win" is the best line and the truth. Love seeing someone get into Aerosmith. They are one of the greatest bands ever.
There’s a whole world of rock out there you should check out. Led Zeppelin, Queen, Deep Purple, Yes, Boston, Kansas just to name a few.
Add some Punk Iggy Pop,The Ramones. The Clash,,,,,,,,
Someone mentioned Kansas, nice!
Johan Liebert I love Kansas. FYI, there is a documentary on HBO about how they came to be and it’s really good, in case you’re interested.
@@anitapaulus937 ok cool
@@anitapaulus937
Everything but YES. Really, YES.
Pink Floyd, Lynard Skynard, Jimi Hendrix, The Eagles, Guns N Roses, Nirvana.
Young brother, I hit 60 a few weeks ago. I'm a child of the 60s and 70s and man, oh man, could I turn you on to some really, really great Rock-n-Roll!
Any suggestions? Looking for some more rock n roll
Same here I've heard about every classic rock song, but is there any kinda like underground classic rock? Like that not alot of ppl heard of
@@crustynuggets445 SONG HAIR OF THE DOG,, BY THE BAND Nazerath , ITS A HUGE BANGER ,,, FROM 1975 Then The band Fog Hat , There song SLOW RIDE , Its A HUGE HUGE BANGER SONG From 1976 , Enjoy some 70s EAR CANDY
@@crustynuggets445 Led Zeppelin/Aerosmith, everything they have made. Queen- bohemian rhapsody. I love the band “styx” and a lesser known one called “extreme”.
Newer bands (90s-today)- Tool and rage against the machines. Both bands have powerful lyrics and the musicians are some of the greatest.
@@austindavis8266 band named “extreme”. Very few ppl know that one.
This guy is gonna FAINT when he hears "walk this way" lol.
Lolol 😆 you're right about that
I love the version with Run DMC.
Black Light,omg great suggestion!! Watch Walk This Way by Aerosmith!!
Definitely recommend Walk This Way with Run DMC and Aerosmith.
Oh yeah!!!
So, we’ve all gone through listening to the classics of all genres and have felt exactly what these guys are feeling….. but we didn’t have UA-cam! Hats off to you guys because this brings us all back to how we felt hearing a song for the first time. I only wish I could have recorded my reactions! ❤️
"Like the ocean waves." You hit the nail right on the head sir!
I laughed and said just wait till he sees him dance
Perfect description
If you like this you should listen to Aerosmith/Run DMC “Walk this Way”
OMG that would be perfect for this channel
Yyeessss!
That was revolutionary at the time, mixing rock and rap.
Yes! Excuse me...time to watch that right now!
First listen to the original "walk this way" then the crossover. They're both awesome!
I recently learned that only people particularly sensitive to music get goosebumps from it. Count yourself blessed. That also explains why were are all enjoying this journey with you.
For real!
That’s so interesting. Every time I hear Misty Mountains from The Hobbit or The Bells Of Norte Dame from Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame I get instant goosebumps. Some times all I have to think of the song and I get goosebumps.
Ooo I forgot. My brother and I are huge Pirates of the Caribbean fans. One time in Chicago we went for a ship ride on the lake aboard the Tall Ship Windy. We quietly sang the song Hoist the Colors. We both got goosebumps and then looked at each other and instantly freaked that we summoned the kraken lol 😂.
Maybe... I think maybe anyone can, but a lot of people just don't really listen. As in just listen to music, not have it on in the background while other things are going on, distracted.
Heck, I get brain tingles from it. Seriously.
I'm embarrassed to admit how many times I've watched this.
I love rewatching this!!! this is one of my all time jams!
watching it again❤😊
“ Sounds like something off guitar hero “ hahaha , baby boy where do you think guitar hero got it ?! Your reaction is so cute !!! 💕💕
He doesn’t know lol but his innocence about it is so enduring. I love it
Caramel LatteLife Agreed 💯
The innocence of this young boy.... It's adorable. "some smart cookies" if he only knew anything about guitar hero and Aerosmith smh lol
I caught that too 😂😂😂😂 babies
Lmao I remember when we were kids the first time my cousin ever heard me playing AC/DC while he's visiting from the city he goes "Hey, its the song from Tony Hawk!" I was shook.
I grew up out where there was only 2 radio stations, rock and country and you just made your choice. He grew up an hour away with like 60 available stations in 6 languages, he could set his station to either east coast or west coast rap *specifically*.
It's crazy how different some people's experiences can be even for people basically right next door
Music is CHURCH and this young man has been baptized. You see the love coursing through his veins ❤
"It sounds like something off Guitar Hero"
No one tell him.
I was cracking up... I ain't about to be the one, lmfao
Joe Perry guitar God
😂😂😂😂
LOL, I think Tim deserves to know now. Dear Tim: Guitar Hero came out around 2005. But the music Guitar Hero uses came from the 1970s and 1980s. Including Aerosmith!
@@bruhdamartinasty3636 ummmm... That's not what "nobody tell him" is about... Might wanna do some slight research about versions of GH that came out...You'll crack up.
Why am I CRYING?! This was so sweet and so pure. Thank you for this moment!!
Three words: Led Zeppelin's KASMIR.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Great recommendation
Agreed
Epic
YESSSSSS!!!
Yesssss!
I’m a 63 yo white woman and I am totally addicted to this channel!!!
Same here... 67🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙
Hell ya! Same
The positivity of this channel is bringing people from all over the world together
60 year old white woman. Just found their channel recently! 👍
Still have 4 Areosmith Albums!
Ronda Hildreth I kept budget tapes and records in business during ‘70’s college years. My mom used to tell me if you run out of money for food you’re gonna need to eat those records. 100+ Son will want them. Still have marble turntable & giant Tecnics speakers. 🤣❤️🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙 books and music are equal in my heart! 📚💚📚💚📚💚
Crazy to think the younger generation is just discovering the unbelievable talent of Aerosmith, Janis and others. What a world they are entering and I hope they encourage others to take the journey with them.
I know! I push it on my kids. Music from 40’s till today. I love it all. You haven’t lived till you feels the chills shoot from your feet to your head listening to Steven Tyler scream
And I hope they do listen to some , Journey" when they get a chance
TikTok, formerly music.ly, has a few oldie songs. Well, the 50s and 60s are oldies to me. 70s and 80s are where my childhood music memories explode.
I love it when they inevitably discover a bit that was sampled by some hip hop artist or rapper. :D The light clicks on, "Oh that's from THIS song?!"
We are so blessed to be able to see your reactions when you listen to whatever music you like - really like, and react exactly how the music makes you feel, completely unapologetically. Thank you to you and your brother for your wholesome videos!!
I was 16 when I first heard this, I'm now 60 years old and it still gives me chills.....Enjoy my little
brother
i was 13 lucky 13
To see the younger generation not only appreciate and respect the artists from all genres but to actively seek them out and get so excited when they hear these classics is PURE AWESOMENESS!
It’s actually really cool to watch someone hear this for the first time. It’s almost like I’m hearing it for the first time again even though I’ve heard it thousands of times.
Yes!!
I have never liked this song as much as I did right now, hearing it through his totally new perception. I too am NOW amazed by the song...
It’s like I’m watching his appreciation of real music literally open up. 🥺 I’m genuinely impressed by the content this young man is producing.
Also I’m wondering if he knows that the Guitar Hero songs are real songs. 😂
I agree. It's wonderful to see them finding out about all different artists. And ones that play real instruments, too!
How this showed up on my recommendations is beyond me. I’m a middle-aged white woman raised on rock like this. So glad younger folks are open to realizing these old-timers had skill and emotion! Keep it up, guys!
Me too 🤣🤣🤣they are targeting the middle aged white women!! They first got me w their listening to Janis!!
UA-cam might think I too am a white woman......👀 just a black millennial classic rock fan, but then again my musical tastes are all over the place and span nearly every genre so the algorithm has no idea where to place me.
Same, 41 year old Mom and Grandmother from Vermont. I STILL drive around on occasion listening to my CD mixes of old favorites...Drive that Subaru like a 16 year old, windows down, singing my heart out!
I’m a 36 year old black woman with great taste in music. I have no idea how it got recommended, but I sure subscribed! Music is a great uniter of people. Dream on! ❤️
LOL. "Sounds like something off of guitar hero man" That's hilarious! That's where guitar hero got their hero's. From real music. Great little video and great goose bumps too! Thanks!
That gave me a chuckle too 😂
Hell yyeah!!! Seriously!!!
This❤️ with love 😂❤️
I'm 65 years old and I love watching your reactions because they are authentic and honest. Thanks for the fun!
He really got into this song! Your reaction made my heart happy and made me tear up remembering the first time I heard it. Going to turn 60 in October and every time I hear any of these classics it brings happiness! I so enjoy watching and listening to these for the “first time”(me) with you. Blessings!
You have to listen to Barracuda by Heart!
I second that suggestion.
Yes
THIS
OMG 😳 yes!!
I Love That song!!!!
I'm old. I've heard this a thousand times. This song rocks my core to tears everytime. It never gets old. Seeing a new generation feel it is beautiful.
he said "i guess they're a rock band, i never heard of em" I could not stop laughing, in a good way, in a good way. This kid crack's me up man.
I’m with you. This kid is hilarious; so genuinely open to new music, I just want to suggest every good song I know and want to share with him. keep on listening dude, you’re cheering us up!
Yep, I'm dyin' over here. Classic.
when he said it sounded like something off of guitar hero....I had to laugh!
I was too.
@@TheDesignerState if Hes played guitar hero, it's unlikely he hasn't already heard this song.
When I was younger I would look in a mirror and see no wrinkles now I listen to the same song and look in the mirror and count the lines.
That's really deep 😭🙏🏾
@@sierrajamerson5637 Thank you
That's a blessing
Sounds like Guitar Hero LOL Where do you think Guitar Hero is derived from ?
Eric Clapton? Jimo Hendrix?
balletbonnie01 ah yes jimo hendrix
Lmao, ahhh to be young again!
Made me chuckle!!
Rayray love me some Jimo Hendrix. Another fav of mine QQ Top
Could he be any cuter? Head bobbin - “okay!”
So cute and so cool to broaden minds...I love that..."Okaaaaay" n w the goosebumps. Lol funny stuff!
He really couldn't! This from a 50 yr old white mom of two boys that loves her 70s rock, 80s punk/ska and 90s grunge! I love this kid.
Adorable!
Right? He really gives the song a chance. Cool to see!
Literally blows my mind that there is anyone out there who hasn't listened to rock. But I'm thrilled you loved the experience
I didn't listen to rock until I went away to college and they had no other radio stations in the area & apple music hadn't started yet😳. Now I love it. I say the fact that the area didn't have r&b & hip hop was probably the best for my musical growth. All new things
I think he meant first time in the channel.... but i could be wrong
@@ElderandOakFarm he said he had never heard of them before in the beginning of the video. But either way, threw me for a loop to hear someone say that! Dream on is one of my favorite songs so I was jamming while he was reacting hahah
@starsan same here!
I've heard this song a million times, to the point where I'll often skip it or change the station if it comes on. I love videos like this that make me see it in an unbiased light, like I'm hearing it for the first time. It makes me so happy to see someone discovering it. And at 2:18, I got full body chills just like it was a first time experience. Thank you for that, man
How many can't wait to see his reaction to the scream at the end. Such a beautiful piece of music.
It didn’t play ! C’mon now!
This channel/these young guys are the best thing to come out of this Pandemic. Music definitely has the capacity to heal w/ an ability to bring us together 💞 We've seen it happen & cont to see it happen through the twins. Peace, Love & Blessings to you guys ✌️💖🙏
I literally had tears in my eyes watching this 😢 But with a smile on my face if that even makes sense 😁
Yes I was bawling for a few mins.. pure joy!
Same here, tears in my eyes.
Aren't they THE BEST?!?!??!!! 🥰
Amen
Birdie Jeffers happy tears , tears of joy . Sure need that right now y'all. And laughter, we need that too
Next for Aerosmith-“Walk This Way” mash-up with them & Run DMC, and “Dude Look Like A Lady”.
Yes! I would love for these guys to listen to both those songs and get their take on it, from the younger generation. Us oldies but goodies always loved those hits to!😁
Hi,
Oh my goodness!!
BIG FLASHBACK!! Speeding rainbows.
I had to leave here and go put on both of those tunes.
I'm so high now.
Thank you Jennifer.
Now if you would just
WALK THIS WAY!!
Look!
I'm dancing, I'm dancing.
They been da times.
(Please excuse the confusing dementia Transobsfucated psychobabble. I'm old you know(I'm not that old(Maybe I am))).
And to think,
WE'RE STILL HERE!
IT'S ALL GOOD!
Happy Holidays everyone.
Take care and be safe
Peace
The one with Run DMC was better than the original!
Toys in the attic
I love that you get chills feeling the music. Love that you listened to Aerosmith and dug it. Dream On such an epic song.
Steven Tyler wrote this song when he was 17 years old. Wtf?!
[Jaw hits the floor]
Seriously?😳😳😳 *shook*
He was 16 with his high school band
r u serious
😳😳😳
The “international language” we all speak... MUSIC!
Absolutely!
OH my goodness. That hurt my heart a little, when you said you had never heard of Aerosmith. You have missed out on so much incredible music, if you never listen to rock. I'm glad you are at least willing to dive in, and listen to it now. It is a whole other world, of music. The instruments are just as important as the vocals, and it will take you on a journey of emotions. Prepare to have your life changed.
He still on time to rectify his life 😂😂
You got a whole lot of catching up to do, friend
I think it's about a cultural teaching over teaching appreciation of all genres. I don't know many of my friends that are African American know any other music or groups unless it's one they hear in a club by chance. Good to see this young man reach further into the music genres and eras to grow his sound. He probably has no idea Areosmith done walk this way either🤣😂
"prepare to have your life changed" - is really not that deep
Watching this black kid get exposed to a meaningful rock song is the highlight of my year. Someone that’s never heard rock, getting into what it’s supposed to convey 🙌🏻❤️
"I GUESS THEY'RE A ROCK BAND"???? clutches pearls and faints
I actually gasped and my kid asked me what was wrong! 😂😂
@@slctx78 Seriously! It took my breath away!
Sonia Piacente 😩😩😩😂😂😂
LMAO 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😊
This young man is pure joy, pure, pure, pure in his reactions and facial expressions...he's feeling the music deep down in his soul!!! I still get goosebumps when I listen to this song.
I love the "stank faces" he makes! Makes me giggle every time!!🤣😂
This was the era of meaningful lyrics, incredible vocals, and mind blowing instrumentals. I was lucky to grow up with 70s and 80s bands like this.