The story was when he arrived in LA for the first time the first person he met fresh off the bus told him "welcome to the jungle, you're gonna die". GNR really had a lot of songs about the down and dirty side of LA from the metal head's side of things...
@@jonlandin2440 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welcome_to_the_Jungle Damn, I guess you are right, I had always thought it was Axl getting off the bus in LA from Indiana for the first time.
Hell that opening howl was enough to make guns n' roses the greatest band ever for me. I kid you not before even finished. I looked over at my best friend and said this is the greatest band ever I have believed it ever since that day
@@TerryGChavezI was around for both I’ll take GNR over Boston any day.Appetite for Destruction went number one in a year Boston never went number one.Boston been out 11 years longer and still only sold half as many copies.GNRs debut album produced a number one single Bostons only number one single came off their third album not from their debut album.Finally Bostons band ranking is 285 GNR is 118 neither is something to brag about.
When I heard this song on the radio for the first time as a teen I was like WTF! I absolutely hated it and couldn't fathom how people could like it. But I recently watched it and now that I saw him move and also understand the lyrics, I actually enjoy it. The guy's so cool and the lyrics are awesome.
I remember the moment that this song premiered on MTV! I was in my house with MTV on in the background and I was 21 years old. This song hit and I stopped what I was doing and turned up the T.V. and then I called my mom and asked her "are you listening to this?!!!!?" Both of us watched while on the phone with each other and we were instantly fans of Guns n Roses!!!!!!! The 80s. What a time to be alive!!!!
I remember watching this video when it first came out, and my buddy turned to me and said, "This is going to be one of the biggest bands ever." Boy was he right.
By the time this video came out I had already worn out my cassette and everyone I knew was sick of hearing me say the same thing Because months before I was at my best bud's (RIP) house and his uncle came to visit He walked in the door, tossed my friend the unwrapped tape and says "Check this out, I don't know who they are but the cover looked cool so I bought it" We popped it in and Before Axl even finished the opening howl I looked at my friend and said "This is the greatest band ever" And I've never changed my mind since And I wasn't even upset that they blew up (you know like Korn fans) because I had been talking about them so much that everyone remembered and gave me credit....Lol I was 10 years old so that was a big deal you know
One hit album, and you think they're one of the biggest bands ever? Only a few of the songs on it were good, and they never recorded anything close to their first. I could name tons of bands far better than they could ever be.
@@ken-in-KY You're f****** insane Use your Illusions 1 and 2 were on pace to blow even AFD away until that Nirvana garbage dropped I was telling everyone then that long after that pretentious fake Cobain was dead and gone GNR would still be rockin and they are. Now while you may not think many of the songs on appetite are that great. That's just your opinion and considering you are in such a minority in that opinion. Well, you don't know what the f*** you're talking about
@@ken-in-KY But hey, you're welcome to that opinion I think hotel California and Sweet Home Alabama are two of the most boring songs ever written... But I also know they must be great because the masses have spoken. I promise you for every person that feels the way about AFD there are a thousand who would say there's not a bad song on that album?
For those of you who remember when VH1 played music videos, they did a countdown of the 100 greatest hard rock and heavy metal videos. This ranked #1 on that list. Absolutely my favorite GNR song!
I still remember when this song blew up, it was a great time. We lived in Hollywood for a few months in the early 70's. All I remember is my parents wouldn't allow us to leave the apartment complex and we were out of there fast and my parents were as serious as I ever saw them. I was so happy to move out of there.
They had a rock solid rhythm section with a lot of presence for that era. You may want to check out "Mr. Brownstone " for a different groove by the same band.
I saw Guns N Roses live when i was pregnant with my son in 2017. That show was epic. My son was kicking in my belly the whole time. He loved it. And my son didnt kick much he was so mellow. Definitely was a Gun N Roses baby. Definitely would go again if they come through.
Even on MTV they only played it at 1 or2 am hoplng it wouldn't hit at first. Being their first single off their debut album. Wrong! Because who is up at that time watching? Young people Ha ha. "Appitite For Destruction/ title, became one of the highest selling debut albums ever!
The song describes living in a notoriously dangerous high crime part of L.A. Yet despite the message the song conveys those times seemed to be so much happier. The 80's was truly a special decade.
Best intro to a song EVER!🎸🎸🎸💃💃💃 Also, when this song was released back in the 80s, I didn’t understand what it meant. I was in the 7th grade! I just knew I loved it! However, now….WOW. I definitely understand it. 🤯
Jamel. Before G&R broke out a record exec saw them play. This man tried to keep them from getting a label. He said they were energetic, loud& dangerous". If they break out they' be everywhere!".
Oh my goodness! This brings back some memories! Lol! This was one of my favorite bands in the 80s! This was their first hit off their first album. I was blown away... I loved them! Haha! I got to see them in concert in 1992 in Washington DC. They were the headliners. Faith No More was the opening act and then Metallica played. What an era to be alive! Thanks for the reaction!
The intro to this song is always a banger. You know when it hits your getting ready for more. Love your reaction to this too.your headbanging made me start to headbang.
Once and sometimes twice a month I used to go to the ice making and delivery factory. The first time I went I was given the address and told that it was right off the 91 freeway. I took the proper exit and I was greeted by a sign that says Welcome to Compton ! After I soiled myself and finally getting the right direction all was well... The drive back to the central coast was relaxing after I changed my garments.
I must have watched about 25 to 30 people's reaction to this song and yours has been the best one. You are the only one who got it and what it was about. All the others I have seen looked for more deeper meanings to "The Jungle" and what it meant, most thinking it meant to world in general and GNR was making a statement about how messed up world is etc. Sometimes lyrics are just lyrics and just mean smuch simpler things and not trying to make a statement about anything. Even in some of the best songs. The Beatles Helter Skelter was just about a kids slide in a park, Steffen Wolfes song Magic Carpet Ride was just about a guy who bought a new HI Fii stereo system etc. Thanks for you reaction and pointing out that Welcome to the Jungle is about the dark side of the city of LA and GNR was not trying to make some political statement on how messed up the world is.
my photos of Guns N Roses have been published all over the world in major publications such as Rolling Stone, and The New York Times. Plus they are in several documentaries on VH-1 and MTV. Of course I guess I cheat, because I am a professional rock photographer (semi- retired, hey I am getting old)
This song plays at the beginning of the movie Lean on Me. That opening sequence was my introduction to what inner city schools may have looked like. With this song in the background, it was crazy.
La Brea and 6th St is where he steps off the bus. I think the bench is facing the other way now. I once lived on La Brea and 3rd and wish I had known this at the time.
I was hanging out in LA one day visiting graves of celebrities and my last stop was Holy Cross by LAX. After that I was headed to the house of an old high school friend and entered her address into my navigation system. As I was driving it said "in two miles turn left on Crenshaw Avenue" and instantly I was like "nope" and changed direction so it would give me a new route.
The sunset strip in the 80s!!! Many clubs had mirrors on the tables! Every musician alive played on the strip! Combined with Cal jam….. I’ve seen at least 100 bands perform live.👍😎
When work goes off the rails, we say it's a "$h!t show." On one of those times, I played this song from my phone and changed the lyrics to the following (the person's name has been changed, but it was the Manager on Duty who is my friend, so I was poking fun at her as well as trying to lighten the mood of our coworkers.) "Welcome to the $h!t show, It's not fun and games, Everyone is all pi$$ed off, and Karen is to blame..." Everyone laughed, and it helped get us all out of the funk we'd been mired in. Thanks for sharing!
Jamel_AKA_Jamal: I've been watching your videos for about 2 years off and on: I've always liked your content but, somehow you keep growing on me and I finally broke down and subscribed just now, you likeable bastard. To quote Greta Thunberg: "How dare you (be so likeable)!?" She didn't say that last part, of course but, I think you get my point, sir. Much love; please, keep making great content. I haven't checked to see if you've reacted to Dr. Hook's: 'Cover of the Rolling Stone" Please do if you haven't.
@@aaronjones6680 … I remember that but I didn’t hear them or even become aware of them until 1991. I had a very sheltered upbringing which I was fortunate enough to break away from. I remember their massive contributions to the Terminator 2 movie soundtrack VERY well though ☝️😎👍
@@gerardroll6468 Gotcha! The main reason it stands out to me is that '80s GNR was a very different band than '90s GNR. That raw energy they had wasn't there anymore. That happens a lot when bands get big. The song you mentioned, You Could Be Mine, was the only song I liked from their '91 double album. There was still a bit of the old GNR in it.
the album AFD came out on my birthday on july 21 1987 but at the time i was a kid and not ready for them yet that year i was hook on MJ bad album i didnt get into GNR untill 1993 when i was in middle school and got hook ever since. still love them to this day and every other bands like faith no more. pantera and others. i listen to all type of music but my main 3 is rock. pop and rap.
Dude, you made me think I was having some kind of Matrix error! lol. Too bad, I was hoping I really did travel to the future and see this video 3 years before you released it. LOL Oh well, I enjoyed it the 2nd time just as much as the 1st.
You read my thoughts! When I realized they were talking bout LA n knowing LA like the back of my hand I was like wait ain't there a hood called THE JUNGLE over I think somewhere in the 40s Ave n bam u mentioned that exact spot... N yeah man the name fits the area perfectly...concrete mf jungle...that place is crazy...
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This was when Axyl was almost the best frontman ever! He was so close to being bigger then Freddy and them but he became a diva and stopped trying!
Please react Denden Gonzales cover this song bro...🇮🇩
The story was when he arrived in LA for the first time the first person he met fresh off the bus told him "welcome to the jungle, you're gonna die". GNR really had a lot of songs about the down and dirty side of LA from the metal head's side of things...
That did happen; but it was in New York. Axl wrote the song later and it is about L.A.
@@jonlandin2440 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welcome_to_the_Jungle Damn, I guess you are right, I had always thought it was Axl getting off the bus in LA from Indiana for the first time.
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Love ya you're awesome
That happened in NYC but he made the song about LA
That opening riff and scream scared the mess out of the glam rock crowd. The smart ones knew their time was up.
Arguably the greatest opening track to a debut album ever…
Hell that opening howl was enough to make guns n' roses the greatest band ever for me.
I kid you not before even finished. I looked over at my best friend and said this is the greatest band ever
I have believed it ever since that day
WOW; HOW BUT HOW THAT YOUNGER GENERATION FORGETS SO EASILY; BOSTON'S "1st"!? Album WILL ALWAYS BE THE GREATEST DEBUT ALBUM "EVER". MIC DROP
It gets my vote. Still remember putting that vinyl on for the first time and having my tiny mind blown.
@@TerryGChavezI was around for both I’ll take GNR over Boston any day.Appetite for Destruction went number one in a year Boston never went number one.Boston been out 11 years longer and still only sold half as many copies.GNRs debut album produced a number one single Bostons only number one single came off their third album not from their debut album.Finally Bostons band ranking is 285 GNR is 118 neither is something to brag about.
When I heard this song on the radio for the first time as a teen I was like WTF! I absolutely hated it and couldn't fathom how people could like it. But I recently watched it and now that I saw him move and also understand the lyrics, I actually enjoy it. The guy's so cool and the lyrics are awesome.
Wow just noticed you are pushing 1 million...I hope you do brother, such a cool dude and your FAMILY!
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I remember the moment that this song premiered on MTV! I was in my house with MTV on in the background and I was 21 years old. This song hit and I stopped what I was doing and turned up the T.V. and then I called my mom and asked her "are you listening to this?!!!!?" Both of us watched while on the phone with each other and we were instantly fans of Guns n Roses!!!!!!! The 80s. What a time to be alive!!!!
I remember the first time I heard this live in concert.., The crowd went OFF!!! 🤘😜🤘
Now this is my kind of music 😁
“Oh my god”. “OoooooooooOoooooOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo” yeah! Classic. Love the reaction to OG GnR!
Great to see your music reactions back
I remember watching this video when it first came out, and my buddy turned to me and said, "This is going to be one of the biggest bands ever." Boy was he right.
They self imploded just as fast as the exploded.
By the time this video came out I had already worn out my cassette and everyone I knew was sick of hearing me say the same thing
Because months before I was at my best bud's (RIP) house and his uncle came to visit
He walked in the door, tossed my friend the unwrapped tape and says
"Check this out, I don't know who they are but the cover looked cool so I bought it"
We popped it in and
Before Axl even finished the opening howl I looked at my friend and said
"This is the greatest band ever"
And I've never changed my mind since
And I wasn't even upset that they blew up (you know like Korn fans) because I had been talking about them so much that everyone remembered and gave me credit....Lol I was 10 years old so that was a big deal you know
One hit album, and you think they're one of the biggest bands ever? Only a few of the songs on it were good, and they never recorded anything close to their first. I could name tons of bands far better than they could ever be.
@@ken-in-KY
You're f****** insane
Use your Illusions 1 and 2 were on pace to blow even AFD away until that Nirvana garbage dropped
I was telling everyone then that long after that pretentious fake Cobain was dead and gone GNR would still be rockin and they are.
Now while you may not think many of the songs on appetite are that great. That's just your opinion and considering you are in such a minority in that opinion. Well, you don't know what the f*** you're talking about
@@ken-in-KY
But hey, you're welcome to that opinion
I think hotel California and Sweet Home Alabama are two of the most boring songs ever written... But I also know they must be great because the masses have spoken.
I promise you for every person that feels the way about AFD there are a thousand who would say there's not a bad song on that album?
Thank you for reminding me how good this song is. Thank you more for your words of wisdom at the end.
For those of you who remember when VH1 played music videos, they did a countdown of the 100 greatest hard rock and heavy metal videos. This ranked #1 on that list. Absolutely my favorite GNR song!
80s were the best times for all types of music
And the '90 years.
70's 🎉❤🎉 Led Zeppelin,..Pink Floyd, Blue Oyster Cult, Deep Purple, Fog Hat,..
Must I go on and on and on,... The 60s was smokin hot too🎉❤🎉
I have to agree with the 80’s but that might just be nostalgia.
truth
the 90s were better we got rid of that awful hair metal rock and finally got music with some substance.
I still remember when this song blew up, it was a great time. We lived in Hollywood for a few months in the early 70's. All I remember is my parents wouldn't allow us to leave the apartment complex and we were out of there fast and my parents were as serious as I ever saw them. I was so happy to move out of there.
I’m sooooo happy you started doing music again! You look happier, too! ❤ya!
It’s an old video, haha
@@AlltelJohnny12 it says one day ago
@@AlltelJohnny12 do you mean its an old reaction and he just reuploaded it? I think we all know this song/video is 37 years old. lol
The song is VERY much the smae theme as Hotel Californa with talking about coming to the city and all the dark things you can get into/lost in.
They had a rock solid rhythm section with a lot of presence for that era.
You may want to check out "Mr. Brownstone " for a different groove by the same band.
I dont know if he would like one in a million. The lyrics and that song is dark.
@@KrisTheBatSpider21 Look up what Slash had to say about it first.
I saw Guns N Roses live when i was pregnant with my son in 2017. That show was epic. My son was kicking in my belly the whole time. He loved it. And my son didnt kick much he was so mellow. Definitely was a Gun N Roses baby. Definitely would go again if they come through.
i love guns and roses
Great track. Great album. Great rock vocalist. Everything about this hits.
Even on MTV they only played it at 1 or2 am hoplng it wouldn't hit at first. Being their first single off their debut album. Wrong! Because who is up at that time watching? Young people Ha ha. "Appitite For Destruction/ title, became one of the highest selling debut albums ever!
..."Class of 76"... every time I hear this song I can't get it out of my head...
I'm the 4th view 😂 It's nice to see you keeping good music alive again. I haven't been watching the random Tiktok reactions 🤷🏼♂️
One of my favorite songs of theirs along with welcome to the jungle, patience, civil war, sympathy for the devil, November rain
For me welcome to the jungle. Its so easy. Pretty tied up and yesterday.
Sympathy for the devil is not gnr
The song describes living in a notoriously dangerous high crime part of L.A. Yet despite the message the song conveys those times seemed to be so much happier. The 80's was truly a special decade.
Simply goes to show GREAT music is appreciated by all shades..👏👏👏
Adler at 2:02 is the coolest thing in a video imo
Best intro to a song EVER!🎸🎸🎸💃💃💃
Also, when this song was released back in the 80s, I didn’t understand what it meant. I was in the 7th grade! I just knew I loved it! However, now….WOW. I definitely understand it. 🤯
Jamel. Before G&R broke out a record exec saw them play. This man tried to keep them from getting a label. He said they were energetic, loud& dangerous". If they break out they' be everywhere!".
Oh my goodness! This brings back some memories! Lol! This was one of my favorite bands in the 80s! This was their first hit off their first album. I was blown away... I loved them! Haha! I got to see them in concert in 1992 in Washington DC. They were the headliners. Faith No More was the opening act and then Metallica played. What an era to be alive! Thanks for the reaction!
The intro to this song is always a banger. You know when it hits your getting ready for more. Love your reaction to this too.your headbanging made me start to headbang.
This was the first song I ever heard from GnR and this song and the entire album blew my teenage ass away!
Thank you for your reaction....🙏
Once and sometimes twice a month I used to go to the ice making and delivery factory. The first time I went I was given the address and told that it was right off the 91 freeway. I took the proper exit and I was greeted by a sign that says Welcome to Compton ! After I soiled myself and finally getting the right direction all was well... The drive back to the central coast was relaxing after I changed my garments.
Glad to see you're back to music reactions...one of my favorite GNR songs from the 80's!
Love this band and song, has well as many others of theirs! 😁🔥🔥✌️
BRAVO to you with your Analysis & breakdown of the TRUE meaning of this brilliant song Jamel! KEEP the TRUE MUSIC ALIVE!!!
I must have watched about 25 to 30 people's reaction to this song and yours has been the best one.
You are the only one who got it and what it was about. All the others I have seen looked for more deeper meanings to "The Jungle" and what it meant, most thinking it meant to world in general and GNR was making a statement about how messed up world is etc.
Sometimes lyrics are just lyrics and just mean smuch simpler things and not trying to make a statement about anything. Even in some of the best songs.
The Beatles Helter Skelter was just about a kids slide in a park, Steffen Wolfes song Magic Carpet Ride was just about a guy who bought a new HI Fii stereo system etc.
Thanks for you reaction and pointing out that Welcome to the Jungle is about the dark side of the city of LA and GNR was not trying to make some political statement on how messed up the world is.
Great song ❤
Guns is one my favorite bands from the 80"s early 90's❤
Saw these guys back in 87 they opened for motley crue and nobody was talking about motley crue after the show.
Glad you liked it guns n roses rocks❤
my photos of Guns N Roses have been published all over the world in major publications such as Rolling Stone, and The New York Times. Plus they are in several documentaries on VH-1 and MTV. Of course I guess I cheat, because I am a professional rock photographer (semi- retired, hey I am getting old)
Thanks for your introduction please tell a story that would be nice to hear.
Definitely reigns supreme as a stadium song forever. ❤️🎶❤️
This song plays at the beginning of the movie Lean on Me. That opening sequence was my introduction to what inner city schools may have looked like. With this song in the background, it was crazy.
First single of their debut album. What a start to a career 😳
Love to hear you got out of that part of L.A. and earning your success.
YES more guns n roses reactions!!!! please Jamel!!!!
Sorry to hear you lost your sister ❤
Such a great debut album. Stories about the city.
This band and the album appetite for destruction got me into rock music back when I was in 5th grade.
So glad you are still doing music reviews!
I still remember the first time I heard this song when it came out. I was like WOAH who the hell is this and omg I want more!
La Brea and 6th St is where he steps off the bus. I think the bench is facing the other way now.
I once lived on La Brea and 3rd and wish I had known this at the time.
I was hanging out in LA one day visiting graves of celebrities and my last stop was Holy Cross by LAX. After that I was headed to the house of an old high school friend and entered her address into my navigation system. As I was driving it said "in two miles turn left on Crenshaw Avenue" and instantly I was like "nope" and changed direction so it would give me a new route.
5:18 I never knew "The Jungle" was a legit place - some new insight about this song I didn't expect
Crazy - speaking of local the timestamp is my area code
Getting close to a million, brother. Come on guys. Share this channel. Let your friends know how great this channel is.
The magic of Izzy Stradlin
The sunset strip in the 80s!!!
Many clubs had mirrors on the tables!
Every musician alive played on the strip!
Combined with Cal jam…..
I’ve seen at least 100 bands perform live.👍😎
Yea! Yea! Yea!!!!!! Music reactions!!!!!! Love them! Thanks, Jamel!
Love this song!!! Says alot!!!
When work goes off the rails, we say it's a "$h!t show." On one of those times, I played this song from my phone and changed the lyrics to the following (the person's name has been changed, but it was the Manager on Duty who is my friend, so I was poking fun at her as well as trying to lighten the mood of our coworkers.)
"Welcome to the $h!t show, It's not fun and games, Everyone is all pi$$ed off, and Karen is to blame..."
Everyone laughed, and it helped get us all out of the funk we'd been mired in.
Thanks for sharing!
Once again loving seeing you get back to music reactions.
Show'd up on a GREYHOUND bus, you gonna see the seedy side right out da gate.
Slash is THE MAN!!!!🎸😘
The nananana part of the song was something Roger Taylor (Queen drummer) did in his 1977 solo track "I Wanna Testify".
They play this song a lot at sport games. I used to watch hockey games when I was younger and they play this a lot.
I read that GNR and NWA hung out a couple of times because they saw similar artistry in each other. Thought that was super cool!
Nah,they didn't hang out a couple of times,it was all the time. They were very close and had a lot of respect and admiration for each other
My favorite GNR, Love it🎉🎉🎉🎉
The greatest rocknroll song ever❤❤❤❤❤
Patience and November Rain are their best ballads...and two of my favorites of theirs, ever! Check ‘em out ❤
Yes finally another music reaction 🤘
I was so into New Wave when this came out but I’ve always loved it!!
Been missing the good ol "music reactions". You are the best😎❤🎶🤙
One in a Million
That's a Pink Floyd song & its Great!😂🎉
😅 Loved your reaction to this song Jamal!!
Love your Channel, man. What a journey!
Jamel_AKA_Jamal: I've been watching your videos for about 2 years off and on: I've always liked your content but, somehow you keep growing on me and I finally broke down and subscribed just now, you likeable bastard. To quote Greta Thunberg: "How dare you (be so likeable)!?" She didn't say that last part, of course but, I think you get my point, sir. Much love; please, keep making great content. I haven't checked to see if you've reacted to Dr. Hook's: 'Cover of the Rolling Stone" Please do if you haven't.
This was the opening song for the movie lean on me.
1986 I hit Tower Records like a bulldozer.People were fighting over available cassettes.I got mine😊
I live in L.A. for a year. That was enough for me.✌
SERIOUS 90’s flashbacks here with this one Jamel ✊😎🇦🇺
This song was on the album Appetite for Destruction which was released in 1987.
@@aaronjones6680 … I remember that but I didn’t hear them or even become aware of them until 1991. I had a very sheltered upbringing which I was fortunate enough to break away from. I remember their massive contributions to the Terminator 2 movie soundtrack VERY well though ☝️😎👍
@@gerardroll6468 Gotcha! The main reason it stands out to me is that '80s GNR was a very different band than '90s GNR. That raw energy they had wasn't there anymore. That happens a lot when bands get big. The song you mentioned, You Could Be Mine, was the only song I liked from their '91 double album. There was still a bit of the old GNR in it.
@@aaronjones6680 … I can’t argue with you on that point ☝️😁
the album AFD came out on my birthday on july 21 1987 but at the time i was a kid and not ready for them yet that year i was hook on MJ bad album i didnt get into GNR untill 1993 when i was in middle school and got hook ever since. still love them to this day and every other bands like faith no more. pantera and others. i listen to all type of music but my main 3 is rock. pop and rap.
80’s Axl 😍
My favourite Rock group of all time 🤘🏻😁🤘🏻thanks for the insight man🤘🏻
THAT M F was INSANE it was awesome!
Dude, you made me think I was having some kind of Matrix error! lol. Too bad, I was hoping I really did travel to the future and see this video 3 years before you released it. LOL Oh well, I enjoyed it the 2nd time just as much as the 1st.
Ahh, the Jamel i fell in love with :D Sucks you had to take a break from the music jams but i hope you know we loved 'em
Great!✌️ You're reactions are awesome✌️
Love this song !!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love your reactions to this day brother
You read my thoughts! When I realized they were talking bout LA n knowing LA like the back of my hand I was like wait ain't there a hood called THE JUNGLE over I think somewhere in the 40s Ave n bam u mentioned that exact spot...
N yeah man the name fits the area perfectly...concrete mf jungle...that place is crazy...
Great reaction as always ❤
Steven Adler is a beast
I did the whole "drive across the US to LA with no real plan in hopes of working in show biz" thing.
Pulled it off. Now i work in TV.
I loved Jim Carry's lip sink to this song in the Clint Eastwood Movie "Dead Pool".
*sync … as in synchronized
This entire album was pretty epic.
Falling in reverse - Voices in My head
Falling in reverse - Watch The World Burn
Sou seu fã!!!!
Gostaria muito que você comentasse uma música do show ao vivo do Guns n' roses paradise city na França......
Você não vai se arrepender!!!!!!
E não esqueça sou seu fã 😃