🎵 Meat Loaf - Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad REACTION
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2 out of 3 = :1. I want you. 2. I need you. 3. Aint no way Im ever gonna love you....but 2 out of 3 aint bad! Ultimately its a song about how we settle for people we dont love or dont love us because we want or need them. Powerful song.
Exactly!
Final verse reveals that the heartbreak from "many years ago" broke him so bad he can't love anyone else for fear of that heartbreak again
@@airgunningcolorado78 Yes, and the words he's singing are the exact words the one who hurt him said to him.
I never thought of it in terms of settling, but that's apt. Another nuance of it is by settling, the person you're settling with then falls in love with you and it perpetuates the cycle. Thus him remembering his love saying the same thing to him.
It's basically why there are so many Divorces! ...
You need to do “For Crying Out Loud.” That is Meatloaf’s big ballad from the “Bat Out of Hell” album. Of course you really need to do every song off of that album.
Indeed, the whole album is masterpiece and every song is its own opera.
For crying out loud is arguably the most beautiful song ever written in my opinion
It's the best song on the album. I absolutely love it.
They couldn't get anybody to produce Bat Out of Hell. Along came Todd Rundgren and said let's doit. When it came to the title song Steinman was worried what to do for the motorcycle sound.He asked if it could be made with a guitar..Todd said Hold my beer...
I'm looking for the acapella version...he supposedly sang it an award show.
1. I want you 2. I need you 3. I’m never gonna love you - 2 out of 3
Duh!🤣
The writer, Jim Steinman had a gift for writing songs like that, and Meatloaf made them sound fantastic. He's written hits for Bonnie Tyler, Celine Dion, Air Supply, probably more!
And almost all of Steinman's other artists hits were first offered to Meat's publishing company and they turned them down. Would of been interesting to hear Meat sing "Turn Around" rather then Tyler, lol.
RIP
“But there ain’t no Coupe De Ville hiding at the bottom of a Cracker Jack box”…..
This song starts off with him telling a girl that he could never love her. Next verse he's talking about the girl he loved in his past & she's the one who told him she could never love him. So basically I think this song is showing how past relationships can affect your future relationships. After he got so hurt in his past he's not able to love again. He put that guard up.
That's what I always got from this song.
The girl in the first verse is the same one that hurt him and now she wants him, but it's too late. He throws her words back in her face and leaves.
Yes, yes, yes! It is amazing how many people don't get what this story is about. Thanks Ms. Stella for being at least one other person who gets it.
@@davegrayson8774 Spot on. It is the same girl.
Exactly right.
@@davegrayson8774 It's not the same girl. He says in the song he'll always love the first girl, but she never loved him back. The song is about how emotional damage can be passed along from one person to another. It's just sad, not about him finally 'winning'.
“I'm tired of words and I'm too hoarse to shout
but you've been cold to me so long I'm crying icicles instead of tears”… IMO some of the best lyrics of any song I’ve ever listened to!
Jim Steinman definitely one of the all time greatest songwriters
You have to go a long way to beat 'There ain't no coupe de ville hiding at the bottom of a crackerjack box'!
As a youngster when this was released--this to me was the most thought-provoking, heart-felt, complex love song ever produced. RIP Meatloaf.
Was in high school when this came out, brings back alot of memories for sure, nice job y'all
I was born in 1977 ;-)
#1 I want you # 2 I need you # 3 but there ain’t know way I’m ever gonna love you, But two out of three ain’t bad🤓
You're not going to find oil on a city street, a ruby in a pile of rocks, a coup de ville at the bottom of a cracker jack box. Those prizes don't exist. If you're looking for a prize in a relationship, you're never going to get it. It is what it is.
Brad & Lex, you'll love his "You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth"!! for your 5th of his.
edit - Lex, thanks for explaining it to Brad lol.
I second that request! 👏🏻👏🏻
The album version with the back and forth at the start.
According to Jim Steinman, the writer of this song and the piano player in the background, here's the story of this song. He was with a woman (v2) that left him and had told him that she wanted him and needed him, but didn't love him and that's why she was leaving. They eventually got back together and she now loved him the way he always wanted her to, but his feelings for her had changed. Now, (v1) he's telling her the same thing. I want you and need you, but I don't love you. Now, he's the one leaving her. Crazy, but since hearing his story of the song, I've never listened to it the same way again. Anyway, just throwing that out there.
I remember reading that somewhere. The woman in the end is the same one from the beginning. Roles were reversed.
Cool! I never knew that! Thanks.
Do you have a link to that interview? Or something I can put in the search engine? I have tried all day to find that interview and have had no luck
@@allenwhitmer8192 I just found it on YT by typing in Jim Steinman Two outta three ain't bad interview.
@@allenwhitmer8192 No. this was something I saw on MTV or possbly VH-1 back in the mid 80s.
He said I want you #1 I need you #2 but there's no way I'm ever going to love you but the first 2 is 2 out of 3 he can't love her
Yeah, you nailed it, Lex. He says in the song that there was only one girl that he would ever love, and that was years ago. Those were the things she told him the night she left him. “Want you, need you, don’t love you. Two outta three ain’t bad.”
So years later he finds himself in the position of saying the same thing to some poor heartbroken girl. Sad song, but great commentary on the ability and willingness that people have to use someone for as long as it might suit them.
The girl that broke his heart is the same one he is walking out on later in life.( you been cold to me so long) She broke his heart to the point he could never love again. He wasnt good enough when they were young. She wanted more. (gold, oil, rubies, Coupe De Ville). She thought she could do better and when she couldnt, she tried to get him back.
@@tomshumaker7370 Ahh, of course you’re right. Makes the story even better.
@@tomshumaker7370 AMAZING i've listened to this song a thousand times and never put it together that it was the same girl.
@@tomshumaker7370 that makes sense. It never crossed my mind that it was the same girl but years later. I guess you can say what goes around comes around.
@@tomshumaker7370 WOW. I've been a fan of Meat Loaf for decades and never realized that it was the SAME girl.
RIP - Meat Loaf...your music can make me stop and listen & enjoy. Rock on Brad & Lex
Brad likes energetic Meatloaf, and Lex likes ballad Meatloaf.
Is today opposite day? Lol
Man, I'm feeling old! 😉 The Cracker Jack box he's talking about is a brand of Caramel Popcorn that came in a box. Each box held a small toy of some kind. My baby brother lucked out and got a tiny cast iron jeep once! I got whistles, always whistles. 🙄
And we thought it was sooo good. Now you compare to some crunch n munch, Cracker Jacks taste like trash! 😝
Heck i can't have either i'm diabetic..😂😂😂😂
@@revwillyg6450 Crunch N Munch>Fiddle Faddle>Cracker Jacks
hey a whistle ain't bad.
The fake tattoo stuff was in all my boxes. The popcorn could be stale half the time too. Loved that shit.
I feel as if a part of my youth died with the passing of this wonderful entertainer and genuine human being. Marvin Lee Aday (Michael) AKA Meatloaf your musical performances will live on! Thanks for the decades of memories. Great song selection Brad/Lex.
He is telling her that he wants and needs her but dosen't love her because the girl he loves said the same thing to him years ago. Which means her love told her that which means someone told him that etc,etc, etc. Come on guys I figured this out when I was 12. It's the vicious cycle of relationships, heartaches and acceptance.
It really amazes me how they can't follow a song being laid out as it goes.
They still missed the part about "him" being told the same thing.
I wonder how they watch movies and TV.
They must get lost and confused a lot. I picture them to stop watching before the ending because they are lost. Then say it was awful.
PAY ATTENTION. .. The girl that lefted him & that he would only love, was her....Lex got it right...Meat was being used
It's very meta and makes you think about the long term consequences of trying to make a relationship work when you know deep down it won't.
There's a dark line from an old TV show called Profit -
'If you want to fall in love with someone, open your heart.
If you want someone to fall in love with you , close it.'
That quote is so true. We want what we can't have, as is human nature.
It was written by the man playing piano I believe his name is Jim Steinman
If you love his balleds Lex... definately check out HEAVEN CAN WAIT. My favorite balled by Meatloaf by far. And its so much harder since he's been gone. Rip to a legend who performed every song with his whole heart and soul ❤️
Mine is For Crying Out Loud. No one ever reacts to that.
I'm so glad Lexi finally picked up on the meaning by the end. Lol
Yeah, it's not like it's that difficult to understand this song. Like you, I was glad when one of the blank expressions disappeared.
Yeah, I feel they often struggle with the meaning of the songs and I thought if they don't get that one I'm losing faith. The meaning is so clearly stated and obvious.
Unrequited love hurts the hardest. We’re still driven to pursue it though, despite knowing that a rejection will break us into pieces.
As others have mentioned, another song from the album well worth checking out is “For Crying Out Loud”
It’s a truly epic performance and a great piece of song writing by Jim Steinman.
Lyrics by Jim Steinman. If you look all the songs he wrote, you'll see he was the greatest poet of his generation.
It's usually Brad looking at the lyrics and he's analytical but lex is super smart and the funniest of all the peeps with reaction videos
In my opinion, there are very few "perfect" albums out there (every single song is golden). Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, Eagles Live, Def Leppard's Hysteria, Boston, and Meatloaf's Bat out of Hell fall into this group.
agree 100%
Elvis Presley's Sun Sessions
Nazareth Hair of the Dog
I agree with you, Lex. Meatloaf has the perfect voice for this type of song.
You took the words right out of my mouth...For crying out loud
Yes! For Crying Out Loud was my wedding song…
@@TheFairyintheFishBowl One of the most beautiful/moving songs I've ever heard..my favorite of his
Hey Lex, I'm with you....my favorite Meat Loaf song! I think he was re-living a situation that he had experienced years ago....he loved her but she didn't feel the same towards him. Now it's the opposite and it rings true. Either staying with the wrong person or hoping for a different outcome. Unrealistic expectations! Great reaction y'all again!
Not his experience.. Meat didn't write his own material.
@@randallbundy108 Because if your meatloaf can write, then it has fingers. And if you eat meat fingers, that's weird.
Meat was an absolute powerhouse, both vocally and physically. He could throw grand pianos and motorbikes around for fun.
The sadness of this song is almost overwhelming!! The decisions we make in life are based on the perception of reward vs risk. The singer is this song took the risk of falling in love with someone years ago who hurt him. So now by rejecting love he inflicts pain on not only others but on himself!! It is a shame that the deaths of Meatloaf and Steinmann means we may never hear songs like this again!!!
Want and need and love would be three out of three without love 2 out of three ain't bad
"I can't lie .. I can't tell you that I'm something I'm not .. no matter how I try .. I'll never be able to give you something .. something that I just haven't got" ... absolutely some of the truest and most powerful lyrics ever written.
This has been my favorite Meat Loaf song since I was a young kid.
Terrific voice. Only one Meat Loaf. Godspeed.
You can't go wrong with this album. Throw a dart.
Meat Loaf's daughter Pearl is married to Scott Ian of Anthrax.... she's his "Safe Home". Soooo, maybe react to that song by them. I been places in my head, behind me worse than what's ahead!!!!
He’s singing to the same woman who broke his heart in the first place. She came back to him, years later, and that point he couldn’t love her back. She crushed him……✌💙
What a coincidence.. I literally just searched a couple of hours ago to see if there were any new reactions to this.
Then I scrolled past this on my homepage, 3 mins after it's posted. 55 views 👀. This is the earliest that I've been to an upload.
Evan Bartels - Shotgun it’ll really get you thinking how low can you go
Meat Loaf sang lead in several Ted Nugent hits - Free For All album. Meat Loaf was in the movie "Leap of Faith". I highly recommend watching it. The song is about commitment issues from a previous relationship. At least he was upfront and honest with her. Lex got it right. Today, many relationships don't work out because one party wants you and needs you, but they don't love you.
Ooh, this is such a well written song. Definitely my favorite Meat Loaf song.
If I recall, he is singing the song to the same girl throughout. At the beginning of the song, she has returned, expecting to find him still loving her. To the girl's dismay, "they can talk all night, but that ain't getting us nowhere" - she was cold to him for so long that he now cries icicles instead of tears (he doesn't love her anymore). She was the girl that he loved "so many years ago", but she kissed him and walked out of the door saying that she didn't love him. She didn't value the love that she now desires, but is too late.
I didn't think it was the same girl, but your explanation makes a lot of sense. It does explain his tears turning to icicles. That line always hung me up! Thanks!
Yes. I believe you are correct. Same girl in the beginning and end.
I always felt this song was about not having the ability to love because of your past. It isn't that he doesn't want to love her just the girl from his past hurt him so much by doing the the same thing.
I 'want' you( one) I 'need' you (two) I'm never going to 'love' you. two out of three.
This album the songs kind of blend from one to another.
Remember this was the day of "Albums"
You sat down with the cover art, lyrics and listened to the whole thing.
...as a whole.
The Story that's being told, and the emotion in the lyrics that he's delivering is about as perfect, a break-up song could be. Not every song has to be up-tempo. Understanding the stories and the messages are the most important things.
The beginning of the song it sounds like he's the bad guy cause he says that he can't love her. The reason you find out later is that the girl he loved with all his heart early in his life didn't love him back and that made him incapable of love from then on. He recognizes that he needs her and wants her, but he knows that he is no longer able to love anyone because the memories hurt too much.
Fond memories of this chart-topping song that first introduced me to the legend that is Meatloaf. This album dominated the charts that year and it seemed everyone and their dog had a Bat Out of Hell poster..... right next to their Farrah posters, of course. Still listen to the album till this day.
Saw the meat in 1979 at Nassau coliseum. He was getting oxygen every 15 minutes.
Produced by the great Todd Rundgren
Marvin Lee Aday (Meat Loaf) was an incredible singer and I think I was a freshman in high school when his first record came out. He had a theatre background in plays and musicals. He was also in the Off-Broadway play and movie of Rocky Horror Picture Show. This is why he is so dramatic in his performances. While doing theatre he met Jim Steinman, and Jim is the person who wrote the lyrics and music for all of the Meat Loaf hits. You had two guys who were both epic talents connect and make brilliant music together. I love watching young people get turned on to great music from back in the day.
For me, this would be easy. Two out of three ain't bad but it's not enough if I fall in love with you so, I guess it's time for us both to move on. At least he's honest. That's more than you get out of most people.
Classic song, good reaction, thanks guys.
I think you's are now ready for "for crying out loud" meat Loaf at his majestic best...
Awesome song happy Saturday to you both 🥰
Two out of three ...it's in the chorus...he says...
#1: I want You
#2: I need You.
...and the 3rd one is he is supposed to Love Her...but he says "But there ain't no way I'm ever gonna love you. Thus 2 out of 3 ain't bad.
Please Brad and Lex, please react to "Heaven Can Wait", by MeatLoaf...😀❤
Great lyric. There ain’t no Coupe Deville (Cadillac) lying at the bottom of a Cracker Jack box😎
Only meat could sing this so passionatly i rekon everyone out there has their two out of three story
What's in the bottom of a Cracker Jack box? A prize, just don't expect to open a CJ box and find a Coupe De Ville Cadillac.
The album could be looked at from the perspective of some in that transition between high-school and being an adult, from jock to biker 😆
Just some trivia>>> Meatloaf as a kid was outside Parkland Memeorial hospital with his buddy when JFK was wheeled into Emergency room after he was shot. Saw the blood stained limo that always haunted him.
Per Songfacts Jim Steinman, who was Meat Loaf's songwriter said he wrote a song about the elusive nature of love. The song begins with Meat Loaf getting kicked to the curb by his girl, presumably because he won't tell her he loves her. He makes the case that even though he will never love her, he's good enough, since after all he does want her and need her, and happy endings are only for fairy tales.
We then learn that his commitment issues step from a previous relationship - one with the only woman he will ever love. She once left him with the same explanation: I want you, I need you, but I'll never love you.
Back when you could be repulsive and be a star if you had talent..lol
I want you, I need you, but I'm never going to love you, which is two out of three. The first half of the song he is telling his girlfriend that he wants and needs her but will never love her. Second half he is talking about the only girl he has ever loved and SHE told him that SHE wanted him, needed him but would never love him just before she walked out the door. The song isn't that complicated if you just listen to it.
My very first real girlfriend broke up to me with this song.... Still hurts if I let it.
1. I want you
2. I need you
3. But there Ain't no way I'm ever gonna love you
(2 out of 3).
Love you guys, and have been subbed for a good while.
I just wish you would wait until the songs are finished to comment,😊
This would be the album to have if stranded on an island. 8-Track.
It's a chain of fools kind of story. His GF is done putting up with him not loving her. But he can't because the girl he loved still has his heart.
ITS ABOUT THE SAME WOMAN. OR MAYBE IT'S ABOUT A DIFFERENT WOMAN TREATING HIM THE SAME TERRIBLE WAY ?
opera trained got his chops on Broadway. In concert he plays to the back row. He was an amazing artist not just a singer, but an artist
Girl #1 wants him to love her or end the relationship. So he has to tell her he can't ever love her because he still is in love with girl #2 so he ends the relationship. Girl # 2 could never love him because she was still in love with some one else. And it go's around and around.
he's at his best in It's All Comming Back to Me Now
Can you react to meatloaf for crying out loud? His best song
Ahhhhh Meatloaf! You always know where ya stand!
He said to the first girl what the second girl said to him…
If you like Meatloaf live “Objects in the rear view mirror. Another slow but brilliant performance from Meatloaf.
8 Track, Album, Cassette and CD, had them all of this debut album. Saw him live with ELO at the C.N.E in Toronto 1978. what a night as a 16y/o rocker kid.
I definitely recommend For Crying Out Loud. It's one of the most beautiful songs ever written.
Its one of meatloafs classics, love the song.
i want you 1 i need you is 2 but i will never love you is 3
Thats soul right there! Such an amazing artist and what a voice! The world is a sadder place since we lost him!
I saw the Bat Out Of Hell tour and it was amazing. It was amazing. like an opera. This big overweight guy wants the girl and by the middle of the show you have forgotten his looks and you are just rooting for him to get the girl. He finally gets the girl and then years later feels trapped. It was a whole concept.
One of the greatest albums ever,fact
One thing you will find common in many of the Meatloaf\Steinman songs is angst. Whether it be teen angst, unrequited love angst or some other form of angst. It is almost always there. "Objects in the rearview mirror (May be closer than they appear)" is another great ballad of angst (but not the reason you may think) worth checking out.
She gets 2 things from him. That's it.
Bat out of Hell has to be one of the best albums ever.
I miss Meat. He was one of the best EVER.
Such an amazing voice , such a tragedy that he no longer is among us ...
And he's just being honest.
My all time favorite Meat Loaf song.The song is telling the woman that their relationship can go only so far and if she can be happy with that then all is good.He saying he can only love once,and he has already did that,but his lover couldn't love him back and his unhappiness made her leave him.
A Meat Loaf power ballad with a little rock for Brad is "I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)". It's a long song btw the answer to (But I Won't Do That) is at the end of the song when the female singer puts a few statements out.
This is my favorite of his songs
I think he's the one in the wrong here though. If he doesn't love her, no wonder she's cold. If need and lust is the only thing he's giving her 🤷🏻♀️And then he has the nerve to want to stay after he broke up with her because it's cold outside. Nah lol
I think this song has very clear lyrics and storytelling, so I was surprised you guys were confused.
But he was being honest with her at least.
I read in an interview that the irony of the song is the girl he’s singing to is actually the same girl who broke his heart. He’s telling her that at one time he he felt all three for her but she didn’t for him, but now the tables have turned and because of what she did to him in the past he will never love her again.
Love his music, he told stories.
I think it’s a funny song