FIRST TIME HEARING The Beatles - Hey Jude REACTION
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Love them or hate the Beatles The one fact is that we are still talking about the Beatles 51 years after they split up .... That's proof in itself
DAMN IF YOUR NOT 1000 RIGHT . WHITE YELLOW BLACK BROWN GREEN OR BLUE. IT LOVE / PEACE OF ALL COLORS!!!!
There are two types of people. Those that love The Beatles and those who are wrong
People who hate The Beatles really just hate themselves.
@@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD
Ahhh!! Good one, mate✌❤
There are so many twitter and you tube accounts for them. Crazy after 1970 when they split!
5 straight minutes of almost nothing but "na na nas" and "Hey, Jude!", and yet it NEVER gets old.
My dad once told me this is the greatest single of all time. The older I get, the more I agree with him.
I just don’t understand how someone has never heard of hey Jude it’s like an anthem in most countries 😂
The dude's young . I:m loving him , really digging him discovering Beatles , I remember hunting thru 2nd hand record stores in the early 70s ( remember them? ) & coming home with Revolver , Abbey Road etc & losing my mind in my bedroom .
He said he has heard "Hey Jude" before.
Paul McCartney's a cool cat vocally. Most of the time, he's Mr. Pop Vocal, very bright. Then out of nowhere he lays down the growl or the scream that lets you know how legit he is.
Man that's such a cool way to describe McCartney. You sound like some kind of music journalist.
Love McCartney’s screams. ❤️
Paul modeled his scream on Little Richard, when the Beatles opened for Richard in Hamburg. Richard heard them in England, and invited them to open for him. He was very helpful to them and helped them get along in Hamburg on their small pay there. That is how they met Billy Preston, who was in Richard’s band, and later became The Fifth Beatle. (Yes, I know that George Martin was also the Fifth Beatle!).
Do the live version
Like a caged Tiger. Amazing.
Paul McCartney - PROVEN the most-successful songwriter of all-time - is also arguably the greatest singer of the 20th Century.....his range from purr to ballad to rocker to The Shriek is unparalleled......that's not my opinion, that's just the way it is.....
You´re so right man.
freddie mercury was the greatest singer of the 20th century
Very true
maybe the greatest song writer but i disagree with the greatest singer part
George Harrison wrote better songs imo. most underrated but best Beatle in my humble opinion. cheers!
The longest song to hit #1 on the charts at over 7 minutes.
And....From Google:
"Hey Jude" was a number-one hit in many countries around the world and became the year's top-selling single in the UK, the US, Australia and Canada. Its *nine-week* run at *number one* on the Billboard Hot 100 tied the all-time record in 1968 for the longest run at the top of the US charts.
This , in my humble opinion, is the finest pop song ever made. And I've thought that all of my life. Still gets the hairs on the back of my neck standing up
AGREED
I completely agree
Agreed
Now imagine at a concert 18,000-75,000 people singing Nananana in unison!!!! Special song to see live!!!
McCartney set a record for largest crowd back in 1989 at Rio de Janeiro with 184,368 people at that concert.
I’m 61, and this song gives me the emotional shivers and a melancholy tear exactly as it did when I laid on my bedroom floor as a teen and the entire world was in my headphones. An evergreen song if ever there was one.
Yes!
Well said!❤❤❤
Paul McCartney wrote this for John Lennon's son Julian when John & his first wife Cynthia (Julian's mom) split up. He was just a little boy. Don't remember why the name was changed from Jules (Julian's nickname) to Jude.
I believe it was done to spare Julian any embarrassment. He knew it was for him, all of his friends didn't need to know if he didn't want them to.
@@DavidB-2268 Thank you!
I've seen this assertion before, and while I won't say it's inaccurate, IMO it falls short of the whole story. Take "you have found her, now go and get her". Just who did Julian find, and why should he let her into his heart and under his skin? I take the position that while it opens addressing Julian, Paul pivots to talk to John. Paul knew that John's current marriage was essentially dead, but he believed in love, and (perhaps optimistically but accurately) recognized that his friend had finally found a love that could transform him in Yoko. So "let her under your skin" is clearly about her, as is the initial "let her into your heart is advice to Julian regarding Yoko.
Poor Cynthia got left out for whatever reasons, but it seems clear to me that Paul's talking to father and son about accepting Yoko, each in their own ways. The language is too specific to ignore, JMNSHO.
@@DavidB-2268 Well i've heard that it took quite some time before Julian realized this song was about/for him.
i’m pretty sure paul said it was because jules didn’t sound as good during the song but idk for sure
Sir Paul McCartney is the Master of Expression through melody IMO.
lol ! You think you need to call him "Sir" because some old woman living in a palace said so. what a joke!!
@@nonrepublicrat No Sir, I don't.
"A Day In The Life" - is an absolute MUST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There are too many absolute musts from the Beatles lol
With all those exclamation marks, how could he refuse?
Elenaor Rigby will blow his mind
Paul got into the SPIRIT on that song! From what I recall, Paul said he was in a special spiritual/soul place when he did that vocal...like it approached an ecstatic state. He was "drunk" on the vibe and the groove, you know? That's my boy!!
do you make up ridiculous bullshit for a living?
I love how to this day at 4:27 you can still hear Paul say “fuckin’ hell” buried in the mix.
An urban legend and myth. What was said was "Take it now!" Sorry, don't mean to burst any bubbles.
There is a video of them playing Hey Jude in front of a small audience on TV talk show. ...such an awesome video.
YES!! SHOULD WATCH!!
Paul McCartney is one of the best screamers,
with & without the Beatles, especially this one & the
song Nineteen Hundred & Eighty-Five.
"Monkberry moon delight." 😁🤘
Helter Skelter!!!
Also "Call Me Back Again." One of his most amazing vocals.
oh so that was McCartney screaming and yelling?? damn i thought it was someone else lol
@@robertbefumo8189 Yes, it's superb. Great album Venus and Mars
That feeling when you have heard everything the Beatles ever recorded and Hey Jude is still your favorite Beatles song, and you get to see someone else hear it for the first time.
Sweet
I believe that’s John you can hear at 4:27, signaling the others to start the “Na nas.” I always loved that they weren’t bothered by “errors” like this!
It's either John or Paul saying "fucking hell". There are 2 stories. Either Paul is saying it because he hit a wrong chord or John saying it because of a spike in his headphones. Either way, they deliberately left it in.
Lucky guy. I'd give anything to listen to Hey Jude for the first time all over again.
When you go to a Beatles' Tribute concert (Fab Four, Classical Mystery Tour, 1964 The Tribute are the best), the age range of the audience is Literally 8 -80, and Everyone is on their feet, and know every word to every song! No other band can say that.
Have you heard the Bootleg Beatles? They're the best I've seen.
There's a clip from Paul's performance at the Queen's Golden Jubilee concert in 2012. While he was playing "All My Loving", they cut to a shot of the Royal Family and guests, and singing along were Rowan Williams, who was the Archbishop of Canterbury at the time, and, of all people, Princess Anne. Of course, since she was 13 or 14 when the song came out so she was the right age for it, but it was still surprising to see.
Have ypu never heard of queen
The first part of the song is sublime, great, but the "nana-nananana" refrain is the MONEY.
Not s the money
It's an eternal hymn
As some have noted in the comments, you NEED to do the live version. The Beatles had quit touring altogether in 1966 having grown pretty sick of it. They still put out stellar albums over the next two years but people craved to see them. So, they went on 'The David Frost Show' and performed essentially live except for some prerecorded backing tracks to fill out the sound. They also did 'Revolution' on the same show. At the end of the song during that long mantra fade-out, they had a large crowd of people surround and join them for a big sing-a-long. What was very special is that the crowd was intended to represent a cross section of the world, diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds, old, young, etc. Back in 1968, this was still considered ground breaking. Basically, it pissed on the 'establishment's' concept that people should be kept segregated. To their credit, when they were still touring, there was a venue that stated they were segregating Blacks from Whites in the audience. The Beatles stated back that if they did that, they wouldn't do the concert at the venue. So powerful was the band that the venue backed down and Blacks were allowed to mingle with Whites. Naturally there was some blowback from parents and authorities, but the Beatles didn't care. They were always all about unity.
This song is very similar in general structure to 'Let It Be'. Both were radio-friendly songs by Paul, both started out focused on him playing piano to start and slowly bringing in the other vocals and instruments.
As you get to know the members, you will also find that the fans had become very fixated on them and expected all four to be present. Ringo had left the group about two weeks prior to the appearance on Frost's show having just returned the day before to a drum kit covered in flowers welcoming him back.
I love that about The Beatles.
I just recently learned that their song, "Blackbird" was also an anti-racism song that McCartney wrote in response to witnessing racism happening in the US..
I remember watching it! It was amazing, I cried! I was 11. Every time I hear the song I am transported to that moment.
There's a documentary called "How The Beatles Changed The World" and its initial thesis claimed the Beatles changed huge swaths of society and I was like "I'm a huge Beatles fan but surely they're overstating that!?" ...by the end it was clear the Beatles changed the world completely and utterly; they're one of the most radical forces for positive change mankind has ever seen.
@@Trendyflute I don't know how old you are but if you lived through it like I did, you'd know this to be accurate. How could a pop band from Liverpool become a world-wide act? And yet, they did and remained at the top of their game and public fixation from the beginning until the end. 50/60 years later, they're still being lauded over. It was a perfect storm, a combination of individuals unlike any before or since. When they broke up, it was clear from their solo material that the sum of the parts didn't quite equal the whole. Producer George Martin even noted that the REAL magic happened when all four were in the studio at the same time. It is this kind of mythology that keeps them fascination even decades later.
dude, in1968 , this was #1 for 18 wks!! beatles forever
You are definitely right about the second Hey Jude, where he gives a little waver on those two words. I noticed that 50 years ago and it has stuck with me all this time. God bless you, man.
No doubt!
"The movement you need is on your shoulder"
When Paul presented the song to the others he said "Yeah that line is a temporary line, I'll write something to replace it." at which John went "Are you MAD? That's the best line of the song!"
And Paul says, "I don't even know what it means!" And John says, "I know what it means."
@@Fool3SufferingFools Amazing story! Thanks to both of you!
No other vocal singer that I know of has ever had the vocal range that Paul McCartney has and I believe to be the most talented and gifted vocalist in the history of Pop/Rock music.
I like Lennons voice more than McCartney but thats just me and no one is better than Freddie Mercury and Robert Plant singing wise
@@kdizzle901 add Elvis and Aretha Franklin to that list
Chester Bennington, Freddie Mercury
I agree with you. And McCartney is more versatile than Freddy Mercury, Robert Plant and anyone else someone might bring up. Just listen to Yesterday and then Helter Skelter and then and then Long Tall Sally and the case is closed. Most versatile pop singer of all time.
@@mohammadhifzan747 Elvis wasn't as versatile as McCartney and Aretha Franklin is categorized as a soul singer. Not a pop/rock singer.
The vocals at the end , the screaming improvised riffing by McCartney is so insane.
This is my favorite song ever... It starts from a story of advice "take a sad song and make it better", then advice to follow love, to follow your heart. THEN to goes into the "na na na" section. To me, the joy of new love and growing up and loving yourself is almost too much joy for the song or for anyone else to express it in words. Those final 3 minutes are more beautiful than words are able to describe. It's just pure joy... Let yourself enjoy it.. it's right there for you.
You get a taste of the two sides of Paul’s voice in this song, the sweet and the screamer., which he does equally well.
Back in the day singles were typically around 3 minutes long. This song was 7:11 long with the John’s B side Revolution at 3:21. The record company wanted Paul to edit Hey Jude down to be more radio friendly and Paul said “nope.” It went to #1 worldwide.
God my man, please react to Helter Skelter by The Beatles. It just shows how diverse their music was at that period.
The first hard rock song?!
@@danielolson5378 I wouldn’t say the first but one of the first
"In My Life" is definitely deserving of a reaction. Great song.
That "Na na na nananaaaa" will be in your head for days! lol
your a real brother now, you're in the zone - you get it!
If you want to hear the full gymnastic range of Paul’s vocals, listen to Monkberry Moon Delight from his second solo album Ram. It always amazes me.
It's such an uplifting song. "Hey Jude, you'll do, the movement you need is on your shoulders". What a line.
Paul was going to change the line but John convinced him to keep it.
Paul: “I’m going to change that line because I have no idea what it means.”
John: “I know exactly what it means.”
So, he kept it. Good move.
The Beatles...there's just no words...
THEY ARE THE BEST!!
Suggestion - when you pause, rewind it 5 or 10 seconds before re-starting.
You want to hear the BEST of Paul's "scream-singing"? Helter Skelter kicks ass
And Oh Darling!
Here are Songs you could react to that are from the beatles(that I can think of rn) :
-Penny lane
-Yellow submarine
-Help!
-Strawberry fields forever
-Let it be
-here comes the sun
(these are not in any order but that's what I can think of rn and they're pretty popular )
So glad you listened to this. It's one of my favourites 💓
Oh! Darling by The Beatles with Paul McCartney on lead vocals and yeah it's on fire.
They did change the world musically that is. So much music today would not be here if the Beatles hadn't worked hard in the studio to try new things! Sgt. Pepper is a good example. Some people feel that slbum was the best ever made and won a grammy for best album. So different from anything they had done before. And like nothing we had ever heard before! What talent 4 guys had together and apart. I think it was also new for a band to have all of them sing leads on songs.
I remember being in a diner with my big sister and playing this on the jukebox, and how cool it was hearing it for the first time back when it was a really unique song. I managed to get my Mom to buy me the 45 single soon after and wore it out playing it.
Always loved Paul imitating Little Richard :)
Ringo's drumming at it's best: 'Tomorrow Never Knows'. Nuff said!
Love your show; discover music from way back and discovering today’s hip hop!!!! So good!!! I’m 71 years young
Paul McCartney, the singer, did a great duet with Michael Jackson called Say, Say, Say. Great video too.
Thx again HazeBruv! Just a 'single' never found an album until after they disbanded. Released a month or two before dropping The Beatles (White Album).
It was the longest radio single ever for the time as all songs on the radio were no more than three minutes with this going 7 plus mins.
flip the A side to the B side and it's Revolution.. amaze-balls as the yoot say
2002. Paul at Nassau Coliseum. Great concert ! / "Paul Mcartney did not point and smile at you !" / "Well why not?" - "I'm a cool dude".
Ringo was supposed to come in on the drums earlier, but for the final take, the rest of the band hadn't realised that Ringo had gone out for a piss and started without him. He rushed in and started when he did, and it works better.
I'm 81 years young, and when Paul played Perth Australia ,Me, my son,&Grandson, and thousands joined in with the sing along part. BRILLIANT STUFF. 😎✌🎵🎶🎵🎶 love and peace from Australia.
Bro you said in another Beatles vid that if they want you to feel as certain mood from the song they nail it. This is a prime example. This shit fires chemicals off in my brain everytime I hear it.
My mom used to sing this song to me as a child before bed 😊 lots of good memories from childhood when I hear it!
The power of music......NOW you've discovered it!
"GO WALK THE DOG!, YOU NEVER THE DOG!" Killed me😂
Arguably the greatest song of all time
Beatles therapy!! Me, a very happy patient!!
One of the highlights of my life is seeing McCartney sing this live in 1990 at Schafer Stadium.
I'm really loving your Beatles reactions. They were only together for six years and changed the world of music. Can you imagine being a Record Label Executive and hearing a 3 song demo from them, and think you have them figured out?
Im 65 years old im still alive with the beatles
I'll subscribe because I like your vibe and you give props to the Beatles.
By watcing your first time reaction to Hey Jude, I can tell, you know great music/song when you hear it. Kudos to you , sir.
Hey Jude was the best song in the 60’s
One of their main songs . BETTER BETTER BETTER WOOOAWWRGH !
AMAZING BRUV.
That song is amazing and we can all sing too!
I would have loved to be in the crowd during Beatles fever and hear this one live! Could you imagine thousands of voices singing this together? Dude. That would be an experience.
I'd like to be a Beatle fan like you. Very enthusiastic
I think that kind of harmonization can only happen when every member in the band is a great singer thier own right. I really miss stuff like that. Just letting loose. There's no way you can write that on paper. They just felt it.
I got to see the Beatles in person August, 1966.
Me too..Memphis 8/19/66
Love this song, love the sentiment behind it. great reaction. you're absolutely correct. use the time wisely.
My number one favorite song of all time.
You have to see the live version. Amazing!!!!
Ringo's drumming is beyond excellent here!
The first pop song single that was longer than 6 minutes 😊
Thats what's up man! Love this channel and love you man! Great song !
# 1 song ,it builds till its just rocking
The baddest 4 men to Ever walk on stage!!!!!!!!
This song was written for Johns son who was dealing with the divorce of John from his first wife Cynthia. I think that is a big factor in why it was so popular. So many of their songs were made with love.
If you play this song and everyone in the room isn't singing the "na na na" part, just leave, you're in a room of aliens. Human beings can't resist that part.
I’m 61 and grew up with this stuff. I’ll admit I’m more of a stones fan (but did see the Beatles land at Dorval (Montreal ) Airport when I was 4. That being said. Paul has got to have the biggest vocal range ever. I liked the Stones cause they were gritty but the Beatles had 3 great singers and 3 great song writers ( when Jand P would let George) they wrote the Stones first UK hit ‘ I wanna be yer Man ‘ Brian Epstein ( Beatles manager) thought it was too ‘wild ‘ for the Beatles so they gave it to the Stones. John and Paul were in the studio when they recorded it.
hey thats a great line "they put you in a certain type of mood they want to put you in"
Watch the live version of this that Paul McCarnety did for this in Hyde Park in 2010. You'll be blown away all over again.
The beatles gave me most of my life's philosophies. Then John Lennon with his imagine album and Paul McCartney and wings first album. You might wanna give those two albums a try.
Written by Paul McCartney for Johns son Julian. The Beatles biggest single. 9 weeks at #1. ♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
Blackbird is one of my favorite Beatles songs. It's about the fight for civil rights in the U.S. "bird" in England means a girl, so the song is really about a black girl being free. LOVE that song.
The Beatles - I Want You (She's So Heavy) [10 minutes]
I normally like a bit of Kool and the Gang for the New Year Celebration...I might break this tradition with a Beatle song....trying to stay awake here in London till midnight.....
I don't usually say this but you should had done the live version. The sound is every bit as good as this but it's them singing live. The still is of Paul.
Next should be Don't Let Me Down, live on the rooftop.
Na, the record all day long man
I disagree. Paul's scatting at the end has never been better than on the studio version.
@@porflepopnecker4376 That's true. And you do get to stare at that yellow 1 for seven minutes.
I think the ending to this version is much better than the live version. Paul does way more with his voice in this version as the song fades out.
The Beatles never did this song live. Wtf you on about? You mean paul as a solo artist? That's not the Beatles mate.
The Beatles are the greatest rock group of all time
Therapy with The Beatles.
another absolute classic. all these years later i still get shivers. i almost never go on reactions and suggest songs by other artists, but this one is related. you should check out Wilson Picket's version of Hey Jude. Just as good...very different ...Duane Allman on guitar ...and some of the greatest screams ever committed to tape.
So many great bands and great music to discover but man are the Beatles special. Enjoy the reactions!
It was a special time living thru Beatle Mania ! Best band ever.
This song Paul wrote for John Lennon's son Julian who he called Jude. Paul was more a fatherly figure for Julian than his real father was. After John left Julian's mother he sort of just didn't show much love for poor Julian, or at least not as much so as his kids that were born later.
The Beatles are more than “ pop” music . Their melodies are far more profound than that . They are the Bach and Beethoven’s of their time . Hence still loved 50 years later . They will still be loved 500 years from now
You should have done the performance video. It's a lot of fun to watch.
Pure goosebumps. 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻