Abdul is busy in his shop these days as there is an annual Hindu festival (Rama Pir Mela) happening and his shop is on the road where pilgrims would be passing on for 9 days so he couldn't join us here.
Producers that was impressive. You knew more about the artists than a lot of American reactors. I think you're located in Pakistan correct? I apologize if I'm wrong. If so, maybe they would like to react to: "MUST WATCH: Pakistan Tour in 6 minutes" ua-cam.com/video/DHnHpHkwqs4/v-deo.html
You should show them Eurovision! If you don't know it, it's like the Olympic games for music. For example see the "Eurovision Song Contest 2015 - Opening Act" or "Opening of the show and Flag Parade - Eurovision 2019"
Micheal was and probably still is the most popular entertainer that has ever lived. Despite, the absence of the internet, there was a time when just about everyone on this planet knew of him.
The guy in the light blue shirt is so friggin pure, man. He feels everything so deeply, cares about people and is gets his happiness from seeing others happy and passionate. All these people are so beautiful.
.....i auditioned for one of her music videos....it was seriously raining and very ...very few people came to the audition....so she and i talked for hours...she is...indeed a very special....unique being.... love her...
“That wasn’t just a song, that was hope. I don’t understand English, but I felt it in my heart”. - Nothing more needs to be said. That says it all. Such lovely people. Thank you. These videos are a gift to all of us.
Their faces when Michael appears... They might not know about occidental world but they still smiling when they see Michael!!! Such a wonderful moment for us, who loved MJ so much. Thank you.
RESPECT for Muharam Khan Bughio. I live in America and have seen this video hundreds of times and I never noticed the tears from Springsteen and neither did anyone else I know. As for me I was busy with a few tears of my own at that point in the song. Mukhtiar Ahmed Kakepoto is correct about your videos helping people. Bless you all.
My daughter was about 3 and a half when this came out, and I remember her taking her nap and singing this in her sleep. As a 3 year old it was in tune, but she sang, "We are world, we are children..." it was so adorable!
So sweet! @WildWestRosie Indeed it is the Children who make the day bright...most of us adults must Choose to do so. I remember it said of a childlike friend...she smells like Sunshine...(and so may all our hearts)
I was 8 years old when this song came out. I loved it then and I love it now. The artist with the “yellow hair”, Cyndi Lauper was my favorite artist when I was growing up. My sister and I would have little concerts for our family and friends. She pretended to be Madonna and I pretended to be Cyndi Lauper. We danced and lip synced to their music. We played other artists also. I danced to Tina Turner, Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, the Eurithmics, the Bangles, Tiffany, Debbie Gibson, and many others. We had these concerns in our house. We even changed our clothes to be like the different artists. Those were some of the best days of my life. Wonderful memories. 🙏🏻♥️😊🎶✌🏻🇺🇸
Great reaction to a powerful song. I did laugh when Mohammad Riaz asked if Bruce Springsteen was alright, lol. The Boss has a tendency to make those faces while singing. Thank you to all of you for the great reactions!
And don't forget Ray Charles!!! A legend among legends. Oh how I miss Stevie.... sometimes I'd like to call him just to say I love you 😘 Seriously though, growing up in the 80s and reliving it through videos like these, it's simple proof that good music and a good message are timeless. Many of these artists are gone now; losing Kenny Rogers broke my heart. But the beauty of it is that as long as we keep playing their music, their gift to the whole world, they live on. I don't even want to imagine a world without music.
I love how they immediately recognise MJ and how they react anytime he appears, MJ brought joy and hope to so many people around the world through his art and heart.
The original song made 80 Million dollars for help to Africa and over 100 Million altogether. Just shows what humanity can do when asked. These gentlemen and channel have certainly helped with awareness and importance of people all over the world and how we can unite. THANK YOU all. This channel is a positive endeavor. Peace.💕💕✌🏼✌🏼
I had the single (the 45) when it came out. I was 13 years old. I wish I had been art enough to keep up with it. I'd love to have it now. Also, there is a group of elementary school children who did a cover of it. It's on UA-cam. The children were AMAZING!!! So much talent. A definite must see.
I want to start by saying thank you. As an American I am so grateful to Have the opportunity to witness one culture appreciating the kindness of another. Thank you for allowing us the chance to see these honorable men in a positive light.
THIS SONG WAS RELEASED WHEN I WAS 9 YRS OLD. I'VE HEARD THIS SONG PLAY A LOT OVER THE YEARS AND I NEVER GET TIRED OF IT. I THINK MORE THAN EVER IN 2023 WE NEED TO LISTEN TO THIS SONG, LISTEN TO THE LYRICS. TIMES ARE GETTING CRAZY WITH WARS/FIGHTING, EARTHQUAKES, FLOODS, STARVATION, HUMAN TRAFFICING, ETC. WE NEED TO PUT OUR DIFFERENCES ASIDE, LOVE AND TAKE CARE OF EACHOTHER,
I just love how these wonderful people get all smiley and feel good whenever Michael get in the picture...that one guy said it best They are all good singers but MJ is a unique talent
@@ladiuneeq9789 me too, also time after time is nice. I also listen to a lot of 80's hits. I am sure they'll love my choices I will play for them in future.
@@TRYBALS Adnan, are you familiar with any of The Jackson 5 or The Jacksons music (I'll be there, The Love You Save, I Want You Back, Got to be There, I Want to be Where You Are, Lovely One, Everybody, Working Day and Night, This Place Hotel, Time Waits for No One, Your Ways, Enjoy Yourself, Can You Feel It)? Now that's what you call some good old school music.
Wow. My favorite one so far. Their reactions! They all recogised Michael Jackson! And I love that they were fascinated with Cyndi Lauper. They understood the meaning & passion behind the song. Wonderful. I'd be curious to know how many of the singers from USA-AFRICA (still remaining) have seen this reaction video. I know they'd be happy seeing how their song still can affect people even today, from other cultures.
I love these reaction videos, because they highlight our commonalities as human beings, as opposed to our differences. I felt an immediate kinship with the woman who was wiping away tears at the end of the song, because I relate to her emotion on hearing the beauty and poignancy of it. Anything that brings us together as people is so valuable. Keep up the good work!
You nailed it. I think far too often people think that because another person's culture is so different than their own, that the very things that make us human are absent in that person. I'm not sure why that is... You can clearly see from these videos that, despite these peoples' stark cultural differences from the vast majority of those watching these videos on UA-cam, they share so much in common with all of us from everywhere around the world. On the surface, we may have different race, religion, appearance, etc, but really we're all the same.
we are divided as humans..not because our difference in skincolour or languages or our believes..we are divided because of the worlds elite..the Demon familie's..the Rothschilds..the Rockefellers..and so on..They're funding and taking profitts from each war on our earth..each war in history and still..We could live all as brothers and sisters on our planet Earth..just when these Demon-familie's where gone..
I just discovered this channel the other day, and I just wanted to take a moment to tell you how much I love your videos. I lived overseas for 10 years, and I've always told people back in the US that people are people wherever you are, with the same joys, fears, hopes, and wishes.
I just discovered this channel 3 days ago, and this is the best video yet. I'll watch it over again. The girl with the yellow hair,(Cyndi Lauper) made me smile with a giddiness I haven't had in a loooong time. And knowing they all recognize MJ was funny,. Made me smile.
My Dears, I am a 62 year old Grandmother, I have listened to the song for over 35 years. It still makes me cry. It both hurts and heals my heart. God bless you with health and prosperity in 2022.
It’s true when it was said that Cyndi Lauper had a lot of power in her lungs. I saw her in concert, performing live at one of the NBA basketball arenas. During one of her songs she ran all the way up to the second tier while singing, and didn’t miss a beat.
I'm 49 years old and I remeber when this came out. I was still in school and they played this on MTV (music tele vision) every hour to raise money to help Africa. Every artist was a legend in their own genre and they didn't keep any of the money. It all went to aid Africa❤ The best song ever written and performed. Their egos were left at the door and they worked together to aid another country!
@Chanel Stuff It's kinda crazy how we have to explain what MTV was huh? LOL! I'M a mid 50s biker lady so I'm GenX too! Someone on here said they saw it live when it hit to MTV. Then someone said there was no live version on MTV. I had to correct them... YOU don't understand that live means when it AIRED ON MTV. THEY don't understand the concept of a premier video & how it was never called a premier video. There was never any differentiation between a video OR a premier video. CUZ THERE NEVER WAS MUSIC VIDEOS ON TV PRIOR TO THAT! UGH... I WON'T say it, I REFUSE to, NOPE won't do it, I'm I'm not going to express my opinion about THAT group of people, and I know you know I'm talking about~NOT going to sound aggravated like my mother! Little cretins! 😂😂😂
@@christinegelabert1651 LOL. I know exactly what you mean. MTV used to be what I looked forward to when I got out of school. All it is now is trash! I miss those days❤
I love the innocence, curiosity, positive spirit and openness of the Trybals ... I am learning from you all rather than the other way round! These videos are really wonderful and heartwarming! Thank you!
k, got all teary eyed when MJ appeared and they just knew it was him and the way they talked about him... sigh. No-one will ever come close. Could just watch people react to MJ all day even with so many legends
It seems like everyone everywhere knows Michael Jackson! Lol I love the comments on Cyndi Lauper. She's one of a kind with her crazy hair dye and unusual voice. It really makes her stand out. I remember watching her on TV with my grandmother when Lauper was starting out. I thought that my grandmother wouldn't like her because she dressed funny and had weird hair. My grandmother surprised me and said that she liked Cyndi Lauper. She said that Lauper was going to be a big star because she was different from everyone else and had a good and distinctive voice. I heard them mention about Stevie Wonder being blind. I was wondering if they knew that Ray Charles was blind, too. Both play/played the piano by touch and memorization of the music. The new version of this song where they were raising money for Haiti was really good too. Janet Jackson sings the Diana Ross part with the audio that Michael did for the original. There are many current artists in it. There is also a rap segment and a reggae artist, too, if I'm remembering it right.
Actually, these men did not know who Michael Jackson is, at the very most one had heard his name, but they were introduced to him in a previous video watching his Billy Jean performance for the first time, so they saw Michael again here and were excited to recognize him. You should see, it's a great video!
@@Quirkydude BY LIVE...US "old" GENXERS mean when it first aired on MTV! You know...Back when MTV was actually good! Back in the days of downtown Judy Brown. Some of us were there for their first video on the first day they showed up! WOOHOO! We were there watching as they beat the actual regular TV stations with the news about the Berlin Wall falling. We got to be the first ones watching all the kids climbing up there! FINALLY being able to straddle it and have a foot on BOTH SIDES! It gave us such joy to watch them being happy finally and dancing around on that wall! I have to say that even today it chokes me up with tears when I think about it. It's one of the things that I'm thankful that MTV brought me in my youth. Me & my friends were watching it and we all just got up and we yelling & screaming! We were at my friend Kathy's house and started dancing around in her living room. Then we ran out the front door and into the front yard. We started yelling and screaming...The Berlin Wall fell! The Berlin Wall fell! THAT TRULY IS one of my favorite memories! It was as we used to say back in my day TOTALLY RAD! 😏🤟❤️🤘😎
The Gentleman with the light blue shirt has found his way into my heart, beautiful soul. l'll keep him there until the next life. Please send him my love and best wishes.
I bought this record when it first came out on a 45 single. I've listened to and watched the video more times than I can count, and I never noticed Bruce Springsteen's tear. This dude notices it first time and point's it out. A new perspective on things just always seems to make every detail in anything come more quickly to light
I was a young girl when this song was made in 1985, and I remember being mesmerized by it, not only because of the sheer number of artists who participated, but because of the fact that they were doing it to provide aid to countries in Africa. I loved it from the first time I heard, but it was even more beautiful to see it again through their eyes.
Just as I nearly shed a tear of joy one of the gentleman says "Feel their joy?" 🥲 Amazing how music is so universal - you need not understand the language to understand the emotion behind it. Bless you all for helping others with your earnings & may God/Allah bless us all across the world 🙏
Actually it's me behind the camera lol. Excuse me but I get too excited sometimes whenever I share such stuff with them. I just keep wondering what do they think of it, do they like my choice? Though music is universal but since this songs lyrics have some great meaning to it. I had to pause it from time to time and translate it for each of them. I could have used subtitles but some of our reactors can't read
“That wasn’t just music it was hope” I just love your channel and your friends. They make me laugh, cry and feel good about life. They certainly make me think with their unfiltered wisdom. Pure joy. Hugs to all of you. 🤗
I remember this being really popular in my childhood! I forgot how many stars were involved. The younger generations probably don't know about it. It's a wonderful message and a great accomplishment, everybody should hear it once!
The younger generations ARE enjoying it now. There are many videos on YT where ppl of all races and ages are reacting to it. You should check some of those out. It's awesome watching their reactions ❤
It was a wonderful collaboration with great intentions.But sadly,not one penny made it to those poor people,and not one grain of rice ever made it to a hungry mouth.It unfortunately and very publicly was appropriated by African warlords to fund their child soldier armies.
@@aquariusmoon6174 about the same as the jab is doing for everyone now.. or how about let's let a bunch of ILEGALS in and still not take care of the people here. So ya, about the same
@@aquariusmoon6174$10.00 each.. donations..like a group of people singing...but ordinary people coming together in unity. ..attracting attention to a cause. 5 to 6 million joined hands ! Google has good description.
This touches me. Seeing these people, takes me back to Afghanistan. I spoke to so many people like this, so humble, sincere and childlike in so many ways and yet they were the enemy. Music cuts to the core of the human heart and pierces all understanding. It's so beautiful.
@@harleyfsbo3027 No, they were absolutely the enemy. These folk did horrific things, and the US did not make them do them. They have been doing these things to each other for generations. It's in the Afghan culture and folk like yourself, simply don't understand that.
@@yasirkhan6455 Yes, the USA was justified invading, just as the Taliban believes they were justified invading and conquering Afghanistan, just as the Russians thought so and the British before them all the way back to Alexander. The Afghans/Taliban harbored, Osama and Al Quada, and allowed them to train there and then refused their extradition when the US asked for them. This violated their laws of hospitality Pashtunwali, but certainly excuses our intervention. Also, given the state of affairs in the country, which is barbaric by almost any metric. I have no qualms in my participation, given what I know these people did to each other, my folk and did for the other enemies of the US ie. Al Queda. In terms of leaving weapons behind, that was due to the ineptitude of the Biden admin and their insane, ill-thought-out withdrawal. Such an embarrassment and I agree with you, caused a great deal of suffering. No excuse there.
@@justjane1639 I was playing Time After Time last week 😆 I play (Willie's) 'I Never Cared for You' to walk my dog every morning and every now and then I'll put on 'The Gambler' ❤
I loved this song as a child. Awesome message, but because Michael was one of the writers and he was in the live recording video made me love it even more. You should tell them about Stevie Wonder. My favorite song of his is "That Girl".
@@TheLeedeerod I know. It's very hard to choose, but childhood memories from this era and the rhythm/beat of the song puts it on top for me. I tend to favor fast danceable songs for some reason.
Mamma, look through UA-cam. You will find the original video and many reactions from younger generations reacting to it. It's quite amazing to watch them. Glad you're getting to see it now. They raised 25 million to aid Africa. Not one artist got paid to do this❤
This makes me cry. I remember being young and seeing this and thinking that at least some people were trying to help. But its harder to see the helpers as an adult. No big stars get together like this and Do massive events or collaborative works to actually help people.
Absolutely loved this reaction 😄 I still get chills listening 🎶 to this song. When it first came out, I listened to it at least a dozen times in the first day. The one guy loves Cyndi Lauper 🤣🤣 beautiful.
I love the way the trybals speak. How much joy they have in their heart for these small things and THAT makes a difference in mine. Always happy, always smiling, always eager to learn and try new things. I do ask myself this. Are we better off than them, or ar they better off than us.. I find they are FAR RICHER than we could be, and they don't know it .. We Ave ALL we need seemingly.. yet, there is so much depression, stress, this and that.. I'd rather live basically, than have everything. Life was happier then.. You guys are amazing ! Thank you for allowing us to see your way of life, how you view it, and are towards it.. I've cried at some reactions.. I think you are pure in heart & head ♡ ♡ ♡
This made me tear up, cuz I remember when the song came out, it was huge to see all of our superstars in one place singing together! I'm so glad that they liked it and understood the purpose behind it. This man have great souls. ❤️
“I’m crying inside.” What a beautiful thing to say. Thank you for making these videos…I smiled the entire time watching their joy and hearing their comments.
One of the man saw something I have never ever seen before: Bruce Springsteen was crying. I don't know how many times I've listened to this song, and I never noticed that! Wow!
Ah yes THE song. I remember when this came out everybody was talking about it, my uncle bought the record, I still have it, I still blast my neighbours with it. The message as well as the song will never get old. So nice to see these gentlemen' react to it and feel it.
Aww, this is amazing....you can see them melting half way through the video & they all appreciate MJ & ALLL the people trying to help others. I like whoever shared this video with these guys & I like all these guys. It's so nice to see this & gives hope for humanity!! ☺️
❤❤❤❤this so much! Im stricken by how different our cultures are, but LOVE and music are important. Im now very emotional about how offten I take our beautiful multi cultural home for granted.
I remember this came out when AIDS was taking many lives, especially in Africa. This proves that a handful of people can make a huge impact. I'm glad so many of the people affected were able to get the aid that was needed. We all need to help and love one another no matter what country we live in. After all we are all connected by our creator. Sending love and light to all. مجھے یاد ہے کہ یہ اس وقت سامنے آیا جب ایڈز نے بہت سی جانیں لے لی تھیں، خاص طور پر افریقہ میں۔ اس سے ثابت ہوتا ہے کہ مٹھی بھر لوگ بہت بڑا اثر ڈال سکتے ہیں۔ مجھے خوشی ہے کہ بہت سے لوگ جو متاثر ہوئے تھے وہ امداد حاصل کرنے کے قابل تھے جس کی ضرورت تھی۔ ہم سب کو ایک دوسرے کی مدد اور محبت کرنے کی ضرورت ہے چاہے ہم کسی بھی ملک میں رہتے ہوں۔ آخر کار ہم سب اپنے خالق سے جڑے ہوئے ہیں۔ سب کو پیار اور روشنی بھیجنا۔ ❤🙏🇺🇲🙏❤
Watching these wonderful people react to this is amazing. Other than Michael they have no idea who these artists are but they can still appreciate how incredibly talented they are. (I LOL'd at the "What happened to his voice" when The Boss sang :) ) It really adds some perspective to this song that I had not considered.
I hope the team was provided with a translation of the lyrics and an illustrated list of the artists involved. I'm so glad they got a chance to see this.
Bruce !❤️ Thank you for this video, and for sharing its message with the team. It was a beautiful moment for artists to come together and use their gifts in an expression of love and hope for mankind.
@@TRYBALS When i went to the Rock & roll hall of Fame they had a display on him. It was fantastic .. it was upstairs and as you walked up this curving staircase the beginning words of (my favorite Springsteen song) Thunder Road were painted on the wall "screen door slams, Mary's dress waves. Like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays...." Idk why but I started crying when I saw that... Actually I do know. Don't go to the Rock & roll hall of Fame if u aren't ok with crying in public lol... That was the third time that day. They have part of the airplane that Otis Redding crashed & died in (literally just burst out bawling when I saw it. Up til then everything I saw was so happy, I turn a corner & I see that? I was not prepared. I love Mr Otis Redding) then they had a display with the photos from the rolling stone cover shoot from the last pictures taken of John Lennon right before he was murdered. Idk if you have ever seen it, but Yoko is laying on her back in bed, fully clothed staring at the ceiling with her hands behind her head & John is clinging to her almost in a fetal position, naked. That's the cover shot. But the others were all takes on that, and when u see them all together I swear it looks like a sad woman thinking deeply, while this ghost clings to her. It's very sad. So by the time I got to this entire huge room that's nothing but Bruce Springsteen I was now crying happy tears. Because here's his whole life laid out, from dancing on stage with Courtney Cox, on down through the years and I was just struck by how young he & the band were & how, they made it! So much hard work & determination & look what they accomplished! Was such an overwhelming feeling of pride in someone...
I watched this a gazillion times, l was a teen when it came out, never noticed the tear. Beautiful music is a universal language that transcends all barriers. Oh, dear "Trybals", not only did you make my day, you made my life. Thank you, thank you, thank you! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
These are some astute gentlemen. I’ve watched several channels react to this video, and this the first time someone recognized Michael Jackson’s brother and sister.
this is amazing! A suggestion for another vid: queen at live aid..don't need to show the whole set as its quite long but you can show the most iconic ones like bohemian rhapsody, we will rock you, we are the champions etc. It isn't even Freddie's best vocal performance as he was dealing w health issues but due to its historical relevance and the impact it had I think it would be perfect to show!
I know that if we share with each other, different cultures can find common ground. I love this channel! It’s a brilliant bridge to introduce different cultures to each other with love at the foundation ❤️.
As usual, your videos are quite interesting. The "USA for Arfica" was not the first charrity grand music project, but it's deffinately one of the most recognized and successful. Some things, i would love to mention. 1. You can show them Paul Simon in this video, since they already know his name from the Sound Of Silence video. 2. It was a thing in the 80's for different charity music projects (songs, concerts or albums in different colaborations). Some of them, that i can call at the moment are: - Live Aid 1985 concert - The one that Queen made their stars shine on Wembley. - Band Aid - I think 1984 featuring Duran Duran, U2, Bananarama, Sting ("The Police" at this time), Phil Collins (Genesis), George Michael (Wham!). - And 1986 is one of my favorites is "Hear 'n Aid" led by Ronnie James Dio and the song "Stars" in particular, featuring many rock and metal musicians, like Dio himself, Geoff Tate, Rob Halford, Eric Bloom, Blackie Lawless, Yngwie Malmsteen, Dave Murray, Adrian Smith, Eddie Ojeda, etc.
I've watched a number of your videos, and I just love the guy with glasses. You can tell he has such a kind heart. He seems like a very calm, happy fatherly figure.
Abdul is busy in his shop these days as there is an annual Hindu festival (Rama Pir Mela) happening and his shop is on the road where pilgrims would be passing on for 9 days so he couldn't join us here.
Producers that was impressive. You knew more about the artists than a lot of American reactors. I think you're located in Pakistan correct? I apologize if I'm wrong. If so, maybe they would like to react to: "MUST WATCH: Pakistan Tour in 6 minutes" ua-cam.com/video/DHnHpHkwqs4/v-deo.html
May he have a profitable time!
You should show them Eurovision! If you don't know it, it's like the Olympic games for music. For example see the "Eurovision Song Contest 2015 - Opening Act" or "Opening of the show and Flag Parade - Eurovision 2019"
Great to read that he is busy at work, even though we miss out on his reaction.
@@thomasnorb4077 oh don't inflict that on them. Terrible songs by unknown singers.
I laughed so much when one of the guys said "..is he alright?" when Bruce Springsteen started singing
That killed me too 😂
Definitely Hahah! And how one Really caught a vibe from Cyndi Lauper...she indeed is so underated as a human being
@@elisemiller13 agreed!!
I love Springsteen but he does look like he is straining to use the bathroom when he sings sometimes.
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"Even our small videos are helping someone."
Yes, yes they are. Thank you.
In many ways
I felt that....💙
I loved that!
Absolutely are 💯👏
The way their face lit up as soon as they heard Michael. They instantly recognised him. That made me so happy ☺️
Micheal was and probably still is the most popular entertainer that has ever lived.
Despite, the absence of the internet, there was a time when just about everyone on this planet knew of him.
@@darrobinson9830 Which was ultimately why he was torn down and trashed by the powers that be.
He's the goat
Gd bless MJ.
Probably more amazing how quickly they picked up his siblings!
"Dear, everyone has a nice voice indeed but nothing comes close to Michael Jackson"
He's so honest and serious i love it
I started crying when I heard this. I miss Michael.
@@PaulSmithVPS we all do my friend, we all do 😢
Stevie Wonder is just as good! I love his extended part in this song.
@@wesleythompson451 I couldn't imagine being a guest artist on this when you have to compete with Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles
@Vin Von Voom yeah, but the memories would be worth it. Imagine being able to show your kids that you sang with all these heroes of music.
The guy in the light blue shirt is so friggin pure, man. He feels everything so deeply, cares about people and is gets his happiness from seeing others happy and passionate. All these people are so beautiful.
Beautifully said ❤
Yes, I love this guy!
Muharam
Yes! It’s hard not to just fall in love with them lol❤❤❤
These men are so warm, observant, intelligent and tender. I love this series.
Just found it becsuse of yt algorithm and have watched 4 reacts in a row? What beautiful people!
I agree.
Same!!
did you just assume their gender?
@@SlimJ1980-Eire i agree
His enjoyment of "the one with the yellow hair" made me smile. Cindy Lauper indeed has an amazing and unique voice.
He did a painting of her, you can see it in the Cyndi Lauper reaction video.
her voice is so powerful and strong, I love hearing her in this song
I really love Cindy Lauper.
She’s amazing & has a wonderful voice!
.....i auditioned for one of her music videos....it was seriously raining and very ...very few people came to the audition....so she and i talked for hours...she is...indeed a very special....unique being.... love her...
"The message here is that nothing comes before humanity." I can't love that statement enough.
“That wasn’t just a song, that was hope. I don’t understand English, but I felt it in my heart”. - Nothing more needs to be said. That says it all. Such lovely people. Thank you. These videos are a gift to all of us.
It gives me the same chills even after all these years
Yes you have right.I wish you all the best for the Future
All of them are legend to me and great musician.
Their faces when Michael appears... They might not know about occidental world but they still smiling when they see Michael!!! Such a wonderful moment for us, who loved MJ so much. Thank you.
I am happy for you
MJ is known even in the most isolated places on Earth. You can even go talk to a tribe in Amazonia and they will know who he is.
Yes, i live in Amozonia and i know who he is 😁
bro , some Amazonian natives have more money than most of the Brazilian population xD HAHAHAA
Amazonians: Oh yeah me and MJ are homies! We go way back!
Also Amazonians: What is this T-shirt you speak of?
They actually did show videos like this to Amazon tribes, and the only celebrity they'd heard of was Michael Jackson.
Michael Jackson and Mickey Mouse are the two most recognized entities in the universe I bet
"He had tears in his eyes and I had tears in my heart." Oh, man. 😭💔
Wait was bruce tearing up??
@@hannahboucher4875Yesss, apparently. I've never noticed that
they really love Michael Jackson, when ever he came on screen their faces lit up. he was truly universal
May he rest in peace
The legend will live on forever
The distinguished gentleman in glasses, wearing the light blue shirt has music in his heart! It was so uplifting to see all of their reactions
Muharam
RESPECT for Muharam Khan Bughio. I live in America and have seen this video hundreds of times and I never noticed the tears from Springsteen and neither did anyone else I know. As for me I was busy with a few tears of my own at that point in the song. Mukhtiar Ahmed Kakepoto is correct about your videos helping people.
Bless you all.
I told him the same, I have also seen this video for more than dozens and never did I notice the teary eyes of Bruce
The power MJ held and still holds. You are so missed Michael!
My daughter was about 3 and a half when this came out, and I remember her taking her nap and singing this in her sleep. As a 3 year old it was in tune, but she sang, "We are world, we are children..." it was so adorable!
Aww so adorable
So sweet! @WildWestRosie Indeed it is the Children who make the day bright...most of us adults must Choose to do so. I remember it said of a childlike friend...she smells like Sunshine...(and so may all our hearts)
@@TRYBALS where did the money go?
I was 8 years old when this song came out. I loved it then and I love it now. The artist with the “yellow hair”, Cyndi Lauper was my favorite artist when I was growing up. My sister and I would have little concerts for our family and friends. She pretended to be Madonna and I pretended to be Cyndi Lauper. We danced and lip synced to their music. We played other artists also. I danced to Tina Turner, Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, the Eurithmics, the Bangles, Tiffany, Debbie Gibson, and many others. We had these concerns in our house. We even changed our clothes to be like the different artists. Those were some of the best days of my life. Wonderful memories. 🙏🏻♥️😊🎶✌🏻🇺🇸
WildWestRosie, That is so sweet! I’m sure your heart felt so good when she did that. Children are the sweetest blessings. 🙏🏻💗😊🎶✌🏻🇺🇸
Great reaction to a powerful song. I did laugh when Mohammad Riaz asked if Bruce Springsteen was alright, lol. The Boss has a tendency to make those faces while singing. Thank you to all of you for the great reactions!
That was my favorite part!
@@kristinarutherford8387, mine too!
I giggled too lol.
I still wonder if he is alright. lol
So did I! That was so funny 😂
I have to agree Cyndi lauper had one of the most amazing underrated voices in the world. Pure passion.
She not she one of the best love her
And I love her! Her music took me to work everyday with a smile!
I still play Girls Just Wanna Have Fun when the homies aren’t around 😄
@@ctrlaltcreate3827 play it when they are around once, see what happens
While I like hearing her songs occasionally, though I like the music itself, I'm not a fan of her voice.
Respect to the guy who pointed out Cyndi Laupers strong and fabulous voice🥰🙌🏽
"Everyone has a nice voice indeed, but nothing comes close to Michael Jackson." 💖God Bless!
Precisely. Cheers! :)
Amen
They came to the objective truth of Michael's amazing gift.
I love these people ! Beautiful souls
yes!!
When Stevie and Bruce do their duet, you can hear the love and soul in Stevie's voice and the pain and heartbreak in Bruce's voice. Simply fantastic.
Brilliant visual you added my brother
@@NarutoNextHokage221 , lmbao
And don't forget Ray Charles!!! A legend among legends. Oh how I miss Stevie.... sometimes I'd like to call him just to say I love you 😘
Seriously though, growing up in the 80s and reliving it through videos like these, it's simple proof that good music and a good message are timeless. Many of these artists are gone now; losing Kenny Rogers broke my heart. But the beauty of it is that as long as we keep playing their music, their gift to the whole world, they live on.
I don't even want to imagine a world without music.
@@qqq1q1qqqqqqq I still get goosebumps every time he comes in on the song.
I love how they immediately recognise MJ and how they react anytime he appears, MJ brought joy and hope to so many people around the world through his art and heart.
I know right. 🥺
And pain to many children he “knew” personally.
@@robinhuff5899 its how it is. The art lives separate from the artist and will continue to do so. His art never knew any children personally lol
@@robinhuff5899 Nope. Wrong.
When he asked if Bruce Springsteen was all right, I died laughing. Such a PERFECT reaction to that moment.
The original song made 80 Million dollars for help to Africa and over 100 Million altogether. Just shows what humanity can do when asked. These gentlemen and channel have certainly helped with awareness and importance of people all over the world and how we can unite. THANK YOU all. This channel is a positive endeavor. Peace.💕💕✌🏼✌🏼
Even after 35 years of listening to this song, I still get emotional when I hear it...
You and me both except i've lived for 27 years, but it impacted my life for the entire duration
I had the single (the 45) when it came out. I was 13 years old. I wish I had been art enough to keep up with it. I'd love to have it now.
Also, there is a group of elementary school children who did a cover of it. It's on UA-cam. The children were AMAZING!!! So much talent. A definite must see.
Me to 😢 I'm 46 I've always loved this song. showed it my 14 Yr old daughter she loves it now a proper classic
I can hardly believe it was 35 years ago. Where did the time go? So much has happened in this world since.
Well you know that if Michael and Lionel collaborated to write the song, it was going to be 'the bomb'.
I want to start by saying thank you. As an American I am so grateful to Have the opportunity to witness one culture appreciating the kindness of another. Thank you for allowing us the chance to see these honorable men in a positive light.
THIS SONG WAS RELEASED WHEN I WAS 9 YRS OLD. I'VE HEARD THIS SONG PLAY A LOT OVER THE YEARS AND I NEVER GET TIRED OF IT. I THINK MORE THAN EVER IN 2023 WE NEED TO LISTEN TO THIS SONG, LISTEN TO THE LYRICS. TIMES ARE GETTING CRAZY WITH WARS/FIGHTING, EARTHQUAKES, FLOODS, STARVATION, HUMAN TRAFFICING, ETC. WE NEED TO PUT OUR DIFFERENCES ASIDE, LOVE AND TAKE CARE OF EACHOTHER,
I just love how these wonderful people get all smiley and feel good whenever Michael get in the picture...that one guy said it best
They are all good singers but MJ is a unique talent
I love these men. Their reactions to everything are so heartwarming.
Me too!
I just found them yesterday, October 8, 2021. I am so happy I did. My heart feels so happy when I watch their videos. 😊♥️
I just found them and am blessed by these videos, too 🤍.
I hope Muktihar gets to hear more of Cyndi's music.
Girls just wanna have fa an 🎶🎵
@@TRYBALS I loved that song as a young teenager
My favorite song of hers is Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. I still listen to it today when I'm in the mood for old school/80's music.
@@ladiuneeq9789 me too, also time after time is nice. I also listen to a lot of 80's hits. I am sure they'll love my choices I will play for them in future.
@@TRYBALS Adnan, are you familiar with any of The Jackson 5 or The Jacksons music (I'll be there, The Love You Save, I Want You Back, Got to be There, I Want to be Where You Are, Lovely One, Everybody, Working Day and Night, This Place Hotel, Time Waits for No One, Your Ways, Enjoy Yourself, Can You Feel It)? Now that's what you call some good old school music.
I LOVE how MJ can shine even next to absolute legends. I also love how knowledgeable you were, to explain who Bruce Springsteen was and such.
Ikr
well he was the biggest legend of all. still is really.
@@columbokicksass , oh pleez
He is an absolute legend.
@@manthony777 oh please what?
Wow. My favorite one so far. Their reactions! They all recogised Michael Jackson! And I love that they were fascinated with Cyndi Lauper. They understood the meaning & passion behind the song. Wonderful. I'd be curious to know how many of the singers from USA-AFRICA (still remaining) have seen this reaction video. I know they'd be happy seeing how their song still can affect people even today, from other cultures.
I love these reaction videos, because they highlight our commonalities as human beings, as opposed to our differences. I felt an immediate kinship with the woman who was wiping away tears at the end of the song, because I relate to her emotion on hearing the beauty and poignancy of it. Anything that brings us together as people is so valuable. Keep up the good work!
You nailed it. I think far too often people think that because another person's culture is so different than their own, that the very things that make us human are absent in that person. I'm not sure why that is...
You can clearly see from these videos that, despite these peoples' stark cultural differences from the vast majority of those watching these videos on UA-cam, they share so much in common with all of us from everywhere around the world.
On the surface, we may have different race, religion, appearance, etc, but really we're all the same.
we are divided as humans..not because our difference in skincolour or languages or our believes..we are divided because of the worlds elite..the Demon familie's..the Rothschilds..the Rockefellers..and so on..They're funding and taking profitts from each war on our earth..each war in history and still..We could live all as brothers and sisters on our planet Earth..just when these Demon-familie's where gone..
Well said!
Michael has some kind of magic that people all over the world recognize.
It was his gift to all.
I love hearing that Muharam is so moved by these types of videos. Just hearing him say that he is so happy makes me happy.
RIP Michael such a King, we need more music and meanings like this today.
There is a lot of music like this now, is just that radio stations dont really play it.
@@makaveli201071 that’s why I don’t listen to certain stations anymore, or I listen to my phone hooked up to the car.
I just discovered this channel the other day, and I just wanted to take a moment to tell you how much I love your videos. I lived overseas for 10 years, and I've always told people back in the US that people are people wherever you are, with the same joys, fears, hopes, and wishes.
I just discovered this channel 3 days ago, and this is the best video yet. I'll watch it over again.
The girl with the yellow hair,(Cyndi Lauper) made me smile with a giddiness I haven't had in a loooong time. And knowing they all recognize MJ was funny,. Made me smile.
My Dears, I am a 62 year old Grandmother, I have listened to the song for over 35 years. It still makes me cry. It both hurts and heals my heart.
God bless you with health and prosperity in 2022.
It’s true when it was said that Cyndi Lauper had a lot of power in her lungs. I saw her in concert, performing live at one of the NBA basketball arenas. During one of her songs she ran all the way up to the second tier while singing, and didn’t miss a beat.
That sounds awesome!!! Cyndi Lauper is one of my favorites!!!
Yes she has an amazing voice, very special
Cyndi Lauper sticks out for me too. Amazing voice range!
I'm 49 years old and I remeber when this came out. I was still in school and they played this on MTV (music tele vision) every hour to raise money to help Africa. Every artist was a legend in their own genre and they didn't keep any of the money. It all went to aid Africa❤
The best song ever written and performed. Their egos were left at the door and they worked together to aid another country!
None of it went to help unfortunately.It was very publicly appropriated by African warlords to fund their child soldier armies.Every penny was stolen.
@@pastorofmuppets22 no it wasn't. Please quit saying this on every comment
@Chanel Stuff It's kinda crazy how we have to explain what MTV was huh? LOL! I'M a mid 50s biker lady so I'm GenX too! Someone on here said they saw it live when it hit to MTV. Then someone said there was no live version on MTV. I had to correct them... YOU don't understand that live means when it AIRED ON MTV. THEY don't understand the concept of a premier video & how it was never called a premier video. There was never any differentiation between a video OR a premier video. CUZ THERE NEVER WAS MUSIC VIDEOS ON TV PRIOR TO THAT! UGH... I WON'T say it, I REFUSE to, NOPE won't do it, I'm I'm not going to express my opinion about THAT group of people, and I know you know I'm talking about~NOT going to sound aggravated like my mother! Little cretins! 😂😂😂
@@christinegelabert1651 remember when they had world premiere videos though? And like we'd wait all day to see them!
@@christinegelabert1651 LOL. I know exactly what you mean. MTV used to be what I looked forward to when I got out of school. All it is now is trash! I miss those days❤
"It was a hope for God's creation." Well said brother!
They are so sweet and respectful. Everyone should be that way.
I love the innocence, curiosity, positive spirit and openness of the Trybals ... I am learning from you all rather than the other way round! These videos are really wonderful and heartwarming! Thank you!
k, got all teary eyed when MJ appeared and they just knew it was him and the way they talked about him... sigh. No-one will ever come close. Could just watch people react to MJ all day even with so many legends
MJ just brights up the whole room.
It seems like everyone everywhere knows Michael Jackson! Lol I love the comments on Cyndi Lauper. She's one of a kind with her crazy hair dye and unusual voice. It really makes her stand out. I remember watching her on TV with my grandmother when Lauper was starting out. I thought that my grandmother wouldn't like her because she dressed funny and had weird hair. My grandmother surprised me and said that she liked Cyndi Lauper. She said that Lauper was going to be a big star because she was different from everyone else and had a good and distinctive voice. I heard them mention about Stevie Wonder being blind. I was wondering if they knew that Ray Charles was blind, too. Both play/played the piano by touch and memorization of the music. The new version of this song where they were raising money for Haiti was really good too. Janet Jackson sings the Diana Ross part with the audio that Michael did for the original. There are many current artists in it. There is also a rap segment and a reggae artist, too, if I'm remembering it right.
Actually, these men did not know who Michael Jackson is, at the very most one had heard his name, but they were introduced to him in a previous video watching his Billy Jean performance for the first time, so they saw Michael again here and were excited to recognize him. You should see, it's a great video!
I watched this "live" on MTV. It was a really cool effort by many stars.
It was done in pretty much secrecy. It wasn't live on MTV.
@@Quirkydude BY LIVE...US "old" GENXERS mean when it first aired on MTV! You know...Back when MTV was actually good! Back in the days of downtown Judy Brown. Some of us were there for their first video on the first day they showed up! WOOHOO! We were there watching as they beat the actual regular TV stations with the news about the Berlin Wall falling. We got to be the first ones watching all the kids climbing up there! FINALLY being able to straddle it and have a foot on BOTH SIDES! It gave us such joy to watch them being happy finally and dancing around on that wall! I have to say that even today it chokes me up with tears when I think about it. It's one of the things that I'm thankful that MTV brought me in my youth. Me & my friends were watching it and we all just got up and we yelling & screaming! We were at my friend Kathy's house and started dancing around in her living room. Then we ran out the front door and into the front yard. We started yelling and screaming...The Berlin Wall fell! The Berlin Wall fell! THAT TRULY IS one of my favorite memories! It was as we used to say back in my day TOTALLY RAD! 😏🤟❤️🤘😎
@@Quirkydude Note the quotation marks.
@@jp3813 What does that mean, though? MTV never show it and tried to pass it off as live.
@@christinegelabert1651 Yeah..I was watching when MTV first went national.
The Gentleman with the light blue shirt has found his way into my heart, beautiful soul. l'll keep him there until the next life. Please send him my love and best wishes.
I bought this record when it first came out on a 45 single. I've listened to and watched the video more times than I can count, and I never noticed Bruce Springsteen's tear. This dude notices it first time and point's it out. A new perspective on things just always seems to make every detail in anything come more quickly to light
I love Mukhtiar becoming a Cyndi Lauper fan! And Muharam has such a lovely heart, it makes him even more handsome.
Oh yes! It's such a beautiful song, what a blessing from the writer MJ.
I was a young girl when this song was made in 1985, and I remember being mesmerized by it, not only because of the sheer number of artists who participated, but because of the fact that they were doing it to provide aid to countries in Africa. I loved it from the first time I heard, but it was even more beautiful to see it again through their eyes.
It was great to hear all of those amazing singers and Bob Dylan too!
Just as I nearly shed a tear of joy one of the gentleman says "Feel their joy?" 🥲 Amazing how music is so universal - you need not understand the language to understand the emotion behind it. Bless you all for helping others with your earnings & may God/Allah bless us all across the world 🙏
Actually it's me behind the camera lol. Excuse me but I get too excited sometimes whenever I share such stuff with them. I just keep wondering what do they think of it, do they like my choice? Though music is universal but since this songs lyrics have some great meaning to it. I had to pause it from time to time and translate it for each of them. I could have used subtitles but some of our reactors can't read
@@TRYBALS you did great!
“That wasn’t just music it was hope”
I just love your channel and your friends.
They make me laugh, cry and feel good about life. They certainly make me think with their unfiltered wisdom. Pure joy. Hugs to all of you. 🤗
🥲🥲🥲 hugs 🤗❤️🌷
I remember this being really popular in my childhood! I forgot how many stars were involved. The younger generations probably don't know about it. It's a wonderful message and a great accomplishment, everybody should hear it once!
The younger generations ARE enjoying it now. There are many videos on YT where ppl of all races and ages are reacting to it. You should check some of those out. It's awesome watching their reactions ❤
It was a wonderful collaboration with great intentions.But sadly,not one penny made it to those poor people,and not one grain of rice ever made it to a hungry mouth.It unfortunately and very publicly was appropriated by African warlords to fund their child soldier armies.
After all of these years, I still am amazed about how many people sang in this video. A group of very talented and important artists.
@@pastorofmuppets22 Why are you posting your lies on every comment? Get out of here.
Some might hate Michael Jackson, particularly in the USA, but he one of the most recognizable figure in the world and they love him.
Amazing. The language barrier still allowed them to feel This was a song of peace and harmony.
This song brought about ""Hands across America " there was one day people across the country held hands all the way across the US
I remember this, too! WOW! Time flies! We need more videos like this more than ever!
Hands across America.
Yes, we got enough to cover a rural stretch of country road...young and old. It was beautiful.
Millennial here, How was holding hands supposed to help with hunger and homelessness?
@@aquariusmoon6174 about the same as the jab is doing for everyone now.. or how about let's let a bunch of ILEGALS in and still not take care of the people here. So ya, about the same
@@aquariusmoon6174$10.00 each.. donations..like a group of people singing...but ordinary people coming together in unity. ..attracting attention to a cause.
5 to 6 million joined hands !
Google has good description.
I have heard this song, seen the video maybe thousands of times, and never noticed the tears in Bruce Springsteen's eyes until now! Wow! Nice catch!
This makes me wish the guys could hear more from Steve Perry and enjoy the awesome songs from Journey. They seem to enjoy all kind of music genres.
This touches me. Seeing these people, takes me back to Afghanistan. I spoke to so many people like this, so humble, sincere and childlike in so many ways and yet they were the enemy. Music cuts to the core of the human heart and pierces all understanding. It's so beautiful.
I wish you and all Humans on the World all the best.
do u think you were justified in invading that country, causing so much pain and suffering. and then leaving so many weapons behind...why?
They were never the ‘enemy’ but they were MADE TO BE for sure!
@@harleyfsbo3027 No, they were absolutely the enemy. These folk did horrific things, and the US did not make them do them. They have been doing these things to each other for generations. It's in the Afghan culture and folk like yourself, simply don't understand that.
@@yasirkhan6455 Yes, the USA was justified invading, just as the Taliban believes they were justified invading and conquering Afghanistan, just as the Russians thought so and the British before them all the way back to Alexander.
The Afghans/Taliban harbored, Osama and Al Quada, and allowed them to train there and then refused their extradition when the US asked for them. This violated their laws of hospitality Pashtunwali, but certainly excuses our intervention.
Also, given the state of affairs in the country, which is barbaric by almost any metric. I have no qualms in my participation, given what I know these people did to each other, my folk and did for the other enemies of the US ie. Al Queda.
In terms of leaving weapons behind, that was due to the ineptitude of the Biden admin and their insane, ill-thought-out withdrawal. Such an embarrassment and I agree with you, caused a great deal of suffering. No excuse there.
This song still gets me every time. Such a beautiful collaboration for a beautiful cause. There needs to be more of this in the world.
Nail on the head friend, nail on the head
How did I forget my guys Kenny Rodgers and Willie Nelson was on here?! ❤❤❤
Two unique voices. And add me to the Cyndi Lauper fans.
@@justjane1639 I was playing Time After Time last week 😆 I play (Willie's) 'I Never Cared for You' to walk my dog every morning and every now and then I'll put on 'The Gambler' ❤
I loved this song as a child. Awesome message, but because Michael was one of the writers and he was in the live recording video made me love it even more. You should tell them about Stevie Wonder. My favorite song of his is "That Girl".
Yes, Stevie Wonder is very special and I hope they hear more of his music.
You have a favorite Stevie song? I can’t choose!!! It used to be Ribbon in the Sky but… there’s so much!!! 😁🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️😁
@@TheLeedeerod I know. It's very hard to choose, but childhood memories from this era and the rhythm/beat of the song puts it on top for me. I tend to favor fast danceable songs for some reason.
Isn't She Lovely
I love ppls reaction when they see Michael's socks lol they always know exactly who it is 😭❤❤
Sending blessings to the men watching the video. From, Texas USA.♥️
Very nice and honest people!
Nice video!
This gave me chills watching it again after all of these years.
I’ve never heard the song or seen the video before! Glad I got to watch it first time with Trybals react. 💕
Omg!! EVERYONE is in this! How did I not know about this song?
Mamma, look through UA-cam. You will find the original video and many reactions from younger generations reacting to it. It's quite amazing to watch them. Glad you're getting to see it now. They raised 25 million to aid Africa. Not one artist got paid to do this❤
@@ChanelStuff oh that’s cool! Yeah will do- I was born in the late 80’s so I guess I just barely missed it! Thanks!!
@@mamamua4644 no problem! Enjoy🤟🙂👍
@@ChanelStuff Just read that it was actually more like $51M!
This makes me cry. I remember being young and seeing this and thinking that at least some people were trying to help. But its harder to see the helpers as an adult. No big stars get together like this and Do massive events or collaborative works to actually help people.
Absolutely loved this reaction 😄 I still get chills listening 🎶 to this song. When it first came out, I listened to it at least a dozen times in the first day.
The one guy loves Cyndi Lauper 🤣🤣 beautiful.
"That wasn't just a song but a hope" - that made my day
I love the way the trybals speak. How much joy they have in their heart for these small things and THAT makes a difference in mine. Always happy, always smiling, always eager to learn and try new things.
I do ask myself this. Are we better off than them, or ar they better off than us.. I find they are FAR RICHER than we could be, and they don't know it .. We Ave ALL we need seemingly.. yet, there is so much depression, stress, this and that..
I'd rather live basically, than have everything. Life was happier then..
You guys are amazing ! Thank you for allowing us to see your way of life, how you view it, and are towards it.. I've cried at some reactions..
I think you are pure in heart & head ♡ ♡ ♡
Well said!
MJ was the guy! When I see videos like that makes me wanna cry, how MK was loved around the now
This made me tear up, cuz I remember when the song came out, it was huge to see all of our superstars in one place singing together! I'm so glad that they liked it and understood the purpose behind it. This man have great souls. ❤️
“I’m crying inside.” What a beautiful thing to say.
Thank you for making these videos…I smiled the entire time watching their joy and hearing their comments.
One of the man saw something I have never ever seen before: Bruce Springsteen was crying. I don't know how many times I've listened to this song, and I never noticed that! Wow!
Ah yes THE song. I remember when this came out everybody was talking about it, my uncle bought the record, I still have it, I still blast my neighbours with it. The message as well as the song will never get old. So nice to see these gentlemen' react to it and feel it.
Oh how I wish I could show this to Cyndi Lauper, all these talented people & hers was the voice that makes an impression! That made me so happy!!
Though short her part is also my favorite
True. I hope she comes across this vid.
Aww, this is amazing....you can see them melting half way through the video & they all appreciate MJ & ALLL the people trying to help others. I like whoever shared this video with these guys & I like all these guys. It's so nice to see this & gives hope for humanity!! ☺️
❤❤❤❤this so much! Im stricken by how different our cultures are, but LOVE and music are important. Im now very emotional about how offten I take our beautiful multi cultural home for granted.
I remember this came out when AIDS was taking many lives, especially in Africa. This proves that a handful of people can make a huge impact. I'm glad so many of the people affected were able to get the aid that was needed. We all need to help and love one another no matter what country we live in. After all we are all connected by our creator. Sending love and light to all.
مجھے یاد ہے کہ یہ اس وقت سامنے آیا جب ایڈز نے بہت سی جانیں لے لی تھیں، خاص طور پر افریقہ میں۔ اس سے ثابت ہوتا ہے کہ مٹھی بھر لوگ بہت بڑا اثر ڈال سکتے ہیں۔ مجھے خوشی ہے کہ بہت سے لوگ جو متاثر ہوئے تھے وہ امداد حاصل کرنے کے قابل تھے جس کی ضرورت تھی۔ ہم سب کو ایک دوسرے کی مدد اور محبت کرنے کی ضرورت ہے چاہے ہم کسی بھی ملک میں رہتے ہوں۔ آخر کار ہم سب اپنے خالق سے جڑے ہوئے ہیں۔ سب کو پیار اور روشنی بھیجنا۔ ❤🙏🇺🇲🙏❤
Beautifully said God bless you.
❤
God Bless You.
"tears in my heart." ❤❤❤ I felt that too. This song always gives me goosebumps. Beautiful to share this with these good-hearted men.
Watching these wonderful people react to this is amazing. Other than Michael they have no idea who these artists are but they can still appreciate how incredibly talented they are. (I LOL'd at the "What happened to his voice" when The Boss sang :) ) It really adds some perspective to this song that I had not considered.
I hope the team was provided with a translation of the lyrics and an illustrated list of the artists involved. I'm so glad they got a chance to see this.
I like when the song say " Just you and me". It means that we ALL should make a better World❤ It shall begin with ALL of us working together🙏
Humble reactions xxx beautiful love from the Republic of Ireland
Bruce !❤️
Thank you for this video, and for sharing its message with the team. It was a beautiful moment for artists to come together and use their gifts in an expression of love and hope for mankind.
I have a big book about Bruce Springsteen. Will someday show it to them. I haven't really read it but it has some really nice photos in it.
@@TRYBALS When i went to the Rock & roll hall of Fame they had a display on him. It was fantastic .. it was upstairs and as you walked up this curving staircase the beginning words of (my favorite Springsteen song) Thunder Road were painted on the wall "screen door slams, Mary's dress waves. Like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays...." Idk why but I started crying when I saw that... Actually I do know. Don't go to the Rock & roll hall of Fame if u aren't ok with crying in public lol... That was the third time that day. They have part of the airplane that Otis Redding crashed & died in (literally just burst out bawling when I saw it. Up til then everything I saw was so happy, I turn a corner & I see that? I was not prepared. I love Mr Otis Redding) then they had a display with the photos from the rolling stone cover shoot from the last pictures taken of John Lennon right before he was murdered. Idk if you have ever seen it, but Yoko is laying on her back in bed, fully clothed staring at the ceiling with her hands behind her head & John is clinging to her almost in a fetal position, naked. That's the cover shot. But the others were all takes on that, and when u see them all together I swear it looks like a sad woman thinking deeply, while this ghost clings to her. It's very sad.
So by the time I got to this entire huge room that's nothing but Bruce Springsteen I was now crying happy tears. Because here's his whole life laid out, from dancing on stage with Courtney Cox, on down through the years and I was just struck by how young he & the band were & how, they made it! So much hard work & determination & look what they accomplished! Was such an overwhelming feeling of pride in someone...
@@heydeanie Thanks for sharing your memories at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, they're beautiful.
@@belovedwoman9953 awe thank you!!
I watched this a gazillion times, l was a teen when it came out, never noticed the tear. Beautiful music is a universal language that transcends all barriers. Oh, dear "Trybals", not only did you make my day, you made my life. Thank you, thank you, thank you! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
These are some astute gentlemen. I’ve watched several channels react to this video, and this the first time someone recognized Michael Jackson’s brother and sister.
love how the guy who's explaining is so knowledgeable about the singers and music
amazing...I never noticed that Springsteen was actually moved to tears. Just beautiful...
Was he tearing up??
this is amazing! A suggestion for another vid: queen at live aid..don't need to show the whole set as its quite long but you can show the most iconic ones like bohemian rhapsody, we will rock you, we are the champions etc. It isn't even Freddie's best vocal performance as he was dealing w health issues but due to its historical relevance and the impact it had I think it would be perfect to show!
20 minute set by Queen at Live Aid. Not too long.
I wish they would do this again. I miss this stuff. Remember comic relief? They did big comedy shows to donate money too.
Pretty sure comic relief still exists. At least it does in the UK every year. Sports relief too I think.
@@Pixietoria yes comic relief is still a thing and they manage to raise millions.
And farm aid.
I know that if we share with each other, different cultures can find common ground. I love this channel! It’s a brilliant bridge to introduce different cultures to each other with love at the foundation ❤️.
As usual, your videos are quite interesting. The "USA for Arfica" was not the first charrity grand music project, but it's deffinately one of the most recognized and successful.
Some things, i would love to mention.
1. You can show them Paul Simon in this video, since they already know his name from the Sound Of Silence video.
2. It was a thing in the 80's for different charity music projects (songs, concerts or albums in different colaborations). Some of them, that i can call at the moment are:
- Live Aid 1985 concert - The one that Queen made their stars shine on Wembley.
- Band Aid - I think 1984 featuring Duran Duran, U2, Bananarama, Sting ("The Police" at this time), Phil Collins (Genesis), George Michael (Wham!).
- And 1986 is one of my favorites is "Hear 'n Aid" led by Ronnie James Dio and the song "Stars" in particular, featuring many rock and metal musicians, like Dio himself, Geoff Tate, Rob Halford, Eric Bloom, Blackie Lawless, Yngwie Malmsteen, Dave Murray, Adrian Smith, Eddie Ojeda, etc.
I've watched a number of your videos, and I just love the guy with glasses. You can tell he has such a kind heart. He seems like a very calm, happy fatherly figure.
This is a good video to show right now in uncertain times. It brings light in times needing it like now.