2RG - Two Rocking Grannies Reaction: METALLICA - ONE

[@fastasaswhale]

When Granny Haze had tears in her eyes, I think that this is the biggest accolade you can give an artist. That their work move you so much that you had such a reaction. Clear sign that the artist is doing something right.

[@flowersknives0257]

So true. I literally squeal and jump from joy when people compliment my composition of music or story. How much more with the strong emotion? ❤

[@ebbistrangeling]

Same... but i think these two ladies have a much deeper experience with the tragedies of so many young men dying because they were sent off to fight a war... we as the next generation have been more or less lucky (speaking from a privileged european background) to live in peace

[@mbx6823]

@@ebbistrangeling right but what will it be with Korn's Daddy ???

[@bennydojo]

She was crying for Jason Newstead

[@Lakk6Metal]

[@calebleland8390]

"This is the best metal song ever." No lies detected. You ladies rock!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@jpman9795]

yea, was pretty much a masterpiece. Definitely ranks in the top 3 of my favorite Metallica songs.

[@pnut3844able]

Justice is my all time favorite album, there are ZERO weaknesses on it. This album is what got me into the older thrash Metallica when I was in high school in the early 2000s. I had never heard anything like it at all, and played the CD on a loop until I wore out two copies and had to get a 3rd. I grew up in the 90s so the black album, load and reload were constantly played by my father, but this album opened my eyes to the amazing world of heavy metal/thrash, and I haven't been the same since, in the most wonderful of ways.

[@vanessahernandez7006]

As a 45 year old metalhead and a female wounded warrior...this song is a whole mood for me...

[@joshloaf89]

thank you for your service! don’t ever stop headbanging!!

[@HELLYEAH1313]

Thank you for your service!

[@Nga_Babaye]

It's amazing how this song is a great metaphor for PTSD and the physical shit it causes after long periods of mental anguish, delusions, and hallucinations, isn't it? I got shot at the bottom edge of my frag plate, broke the bone underneath, and knocked the air out of me. A piece of penetrated, but not deep enough, but it produced enough blood for them to assume it was worse than it was and call for an evac. Got a stitch, some ice cream, and went back out to work the next day. Didn't think about for years and one day I woke up to scared and undeserving to live.

[@pullingthestrings]

I think im in love......

[@26muca07]

Can I adopt you as my mom?

[@Kikichan456]

These guys were in their mid 20s when they wrote this masterpiece. I can't even...what am I doing with MY life?

[@robertotrujillo646]

😭😫😓

[@Pirustae]

@Cyberdemon Mike drunk and inspired.

[@Kikichan456]

@Cyberdemon Mike drugs and alcohol can be catalysts for creativity and music. Some of the best albums ever created were written under the influence. I don't recommend trying it though.

[@politicalscientist8880]

@@robertotrujillo646 *applause*

[@politicalscientist8880]

Lars was so instrumental ... excuse the pun in the machine gun riff also... he gets so much hate but nobody realises how pivotal he is for the songwriting

[@jasonwall1995]

Metal, when executed correctly, just might be the most prolific musical expression humans have created so far.

[@stigpetersen9701]

It is when Tallica executes....every time....every song

[@Se7enDsinSGaming]

Or hilarious

[@Se7enDsinSGaming]

@@stigpetersen9701 especially Last Caress 😆

[@ALIENjoy]

Sorry for being a douchebag, but prolific doesn’t mean what you think it does

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

Idk about that

[@evanlewis9313]

it's nice to see "older" people who can respect metal and understand thats it's not just noise but rather, the deepest and most lyrically thought out genre, thank you.

[@DomeShot]

AMEN BROTHER!!!

[@kalter_wind]

People born between, say, 1945 and 1960, grew up with Rock'n'Roll and Beat music. Some of them lost their path, others stuck true to the music of their childhood, and some, like me, ventured into metal early on. I was around 10 years old when Zeppelin, Purple, Cooper, Sabbath - you name them - kicked it all off, and I don't see any reason why I shouldn't be listening to metal some 50 years later. Metal up your ass, and up the irons!

[@crimsonwerecat]

Metallica actually ended up buying the rights to the "Johnny got his gun" movie to use it in this video. Awesome reaction as always, thank you grannies, hope you are doing well and I hope you saw my other comments with recommendations for Gojira and Zeal and Ardor.

[@specialed4564]

I've been trying for a long time to find out the name of the video featuring in this music clip , thanks heaps

[@hubmanspencer7943]

I managed to find this movie, and when I watched the whole thing I couldn’t believe it. All politicians and presidents should be required to watch it before ever sending young people into war.

[@autumnphillips151]

I love Zeal & Ardor! I didn’t see your other comments, so I don’t know which of their songs you’ve already recommended, but my favorites are “Ship on Fire”, “Row Row”, and “Don’t You Dare”.

[@crimsonwerecat]

@@autumnphillips151 I recommended "Devil is fine", "Blood in the River" and "Come on Down".

[@christianjackson9360]

METALLICA are the Lords of THRASH METAL!!!

[@ethanronningen5461]

Who else thinks they should react to fade to black next?

[@mudskipper0075]

All day...👍

[@GlobusHystericus1]

Metallica is shit metal more like hard rock these days.

[@Jstraw805]

GlobusHystericus1 is Black Sabbath shit as well? Curious to your opinion.

[@christianjackson9360]

How about SHORTEST STRAW or BLACKENED? Now those are HARD THRASH METAL!!

[@GlobusHystericus1]

@@Jstraw805 Personally I don't think much of them and have never been a fan but we all like different things, I am a big fan of Alice Cooper though.

[@baconqot8324]

I loved the video, the song has a place in my heart, it was my grandmother's favorite song. Unfortunately she passed away in early November. Id ove to see for whom the bell tolls and day on the Green in 1985 or pulling teeth live at the metro in 1983 with their debut bassist Also, I'm familiar with the King 810. I live 20 miles from Flint in Clio where the area code is 810 (hence the band's name)

[@tootynooty]

You ladies need to react to "Alice in Chains - The Rooster" It's about Jerry Cantrell's fathers experience in Vietnam. Very sad song (Music video is a bit graphic though, little heads up).

[@kelliesquire2981]

Hell yes id love that. Also one thats maybe closer to the situation of this age is Wrong side of Heaven by Five finger death punch

[@rebeccarockchik6704]

Yesss!!!

[@sharlie2052]

yesssssssss

[@cbrasure925]

Yes! Agreed! Layne Staley's and Jerry Cantrell's harmonies are special! I know they are considered grunge but they are more along the lines of hard rock. So heavy. Layne's vocals were effortless. 🤘

[@oohahitsanrccar1913]

Hell Yeah The Rooster epic

[@rockerfella8122]

Amazing reaction. No matter how many times I've heard this song the message still comes thru loud and clear and watching you two react from a maternal side gives it more poignancy. Thanks for all you do

[@philiphalpin1997]

"He a product of your profession !! Not mine" Is the greatest line ever written.

[@autumnphillips151]

No, it isn’t. It certainly isn’t. It isn’t even a good line. The man who says that is a priest-he’s representing a religion which has caused so many massacres. Fucking “holy wars”; the Crusades; the Spanish Inquisition; the countless “witch trials”; let’s not even get into all the horrors in the Bible which may or may not have happened; and it’s still harming people today.

[@philiphalpin1997]

@@autumnphillips151 Are you upset. 😂😂😂

[@oppositeday-2868]

I love how positive you two are, and whenever you make a new video it puts a smile on my face. Keep doing what you’re doing, and much love!!✌️✌️

[@selfrighteous88]

been listening to metallica for half my life, yet i found myself tearing up alongside these ladies listening to one like it was my first time hearing the song. crazy times.

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

I'll never forget being shown this music video in 10th grade in my history class. As a metalhead, I was shocked and overjoyed that my teacher would show something like this. We even set up our desks on their sides and built "trenches" with them to emulate the trenches of WWI while we watched. Seeing my classmates react to one of my favorite songs emotionally was truly a great experience for someone who always felt peripheral and like an outsider. This song has always moved me.

[@mikeolson9622]

The movie Johnny Got His Gun, was a fictional story based on the same titled book. The book however was based on the true story of, Ethelbert "Curley" Christian the first and only surviving quadruple amputee from Canada during WW1. If you have some time read up on him its actually a very good story.

[@kitsunelee007]

My Grandfather was at the liberation of Buchenwald and the thing's he told me are etched into my soul. The way he described the objects made of human skin(the General made each of the solider's walk by a table with lamps, pillows etc made from the skin of the prisoner's)so they would be forced to see up.close the evil of the Bitch of Buchenwald and the Nazi's. After the war he never slept a single night without screaming at the top of his lungs "RUDY! RUDY! RUDY NO!".....he never explained what happened....I wish he had been able to tell someone just so he wouldn't have had to take it to his grave alone.

[@DMWolFGurL]

@@kitsunelee007 That's haunting.

[@DMWolFGurL]

@@kitsunelee007 I hope that Rudy wasn't someone he knew was a part of the display that he saw. That would be a terrible thing to see and know. I am sorry that your grandfather went through that. Although, I never really got to talk with my grandfather, he was a Navy Frogman during WW2, the way my mother described him. He was a hard man that wouldn't talk to anyone about the things he experienced.

[@kitsunelee007]

@@DMWolFGurL Thank you for your compassion. From what very little I've been able to find thru my Grandfather's belongings Rudy was a man in his unit and his battle buddy. What happened is unknown as all the military records of my Grandfather's were paper and there was a fire that destroyed the entire warehouse in the 60's. Hard men are something special.

[@AZColt1971]

I would recommend a re-listen without the video. Sometimes the video is so overpowering it interferes with the fact that this is a GREAT song. Glad you liked it!

[@wendydotson8891]

I agree, a lot of times reactors are so distracted by the video that they lose sight of the song, especially since a lot of videos have little to do with the actual song. This one isn’t like that but the song by itself doesn’t have all the movie parts in it either so those distract from the actual song.

[@Marnee4191]

I think they both recognized the brilliance of the song alone based on what they said, but you're right in general. It's generally a different experience with/without the video running.

[@cullertransportation]

I agree 100%

[@SumoRabbitOfDoom]

After all these years, I still find this video tough to watch. I nearly didn't watch this reaction because I knew I'd spring a leak. Just the song by itself is powerful enough.

[@LeglessWonder]

Agreed. Was about to mention the same. This video is great, but it also distracts a bit

[@MrsKrupse]

Johnny Got His Gun has been called the most powerful anti-war movie in which not a single shot was fired. it is powerful and worth the watch. If my memory is correct, the Metallica guys wrote the song and while talking about the concept (someone alive but totally unable to communicate and interact with the world) someone told them about the movie. A dear friend died of cancer and I got the music for the opening 4 notes to this song as a tattoo in tribute.Her experience and all the medications she was on reminded me of Johnny. Any metalhead who hears those 4 notes, knows the song right away.

[@outlawletloose1210]

Beavis wore the Metallica and butthead wore the AC/DC 🤘☠️🤘☠️

[@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers]

Yep and for reference Beavis is the blonde one and Butthead has brown hair.

[@jarmopaakkonen2045]

Winger🤘

[@chuckhouse5179]

@@jarmopaakkonen2045 uh huh huh shut up Stewart ah huh huh huh.

[@specialed4564]

I just wrote something similar before I seen this comment

[@christianjackson9360]

Their show needed to be called CLEAVAGE AND BUTTHOLE!!! They're still JUVENILES!!!

[@cs5384]

I have had a really, really bad day. A memorably bad day. But your video honestly made it a good night. I love that you're here, I feel so happy seeing your faces and feeling that great love for the music. I too am an over-50 rocking mama, not a grandma yet but I do have a grandpuppy! And I love metal and other subgenres of rock. I have seen this band live back in the 80s when I was young. This really brought back memories. One always makes me cry too. My daughter watched this video with me tonight. She had never seen the video and she and I were wiping away tears too. I look forward to many more videos from you two. If you ever get around to it, my favorite band is Rush. They're not metal so much as prog, but if you're not familiar with Neil Peart's drumming I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.

[@khornatekrieger3023]

Actually, Jonny got his gun as a movie came out in 1971. The book was published in 1938 but I definitely think there's some flexiblity in the translation of adapting literature to cinema. Then certainly to music which came in '88. There's a thorough line of truth to the concept and morals regardless whether it came before Vietnam or otherwise. Edit; either way, I love watching you guys react and talk about this.

[@samhayden60]

Dalton Trumbo pulled the book at the outbreak of the second World War, he doesn't want to cause unsure heartbreak for those families sending boys to war.

[@Jaysaventures208]

My grandfather was in Vietnam also and he served 2 years and I'm happy he is still alive today and hope he lives longer to tell his stories of the past.

[@elvislopezjr7676]

It's also giving you a perspective of how soldiers actually go thru the same pain as being ordered without contorl of thier own selves and how thier body is literally a prison.

[@autumnphillips151]

It’s terrifying how many people refuse to see or acknowledge the importance of bodily autonomy, even in times of “peace”.

[@elvislopezjr7676]

This world is chaotic, I fear that the end will come soon...stay safe out there!! 🖖

[@davorlicic5575]

the back of James' head on the screen, Granny Haze: "look at that pretty hair".

[@TheAngryMoth104]

In her defense, he does have really nice hair

[@estebanchaconrojas]

Pls do holy wars... The punishment due by megadeth or omerta by lamb of god

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

They gotta so Holy Wars

[@conciergemarie6981]

@@gamexsimmonds3581 I was just going to suggest that song! Megadeth!!!

[@roygarrett1663]

Love you ladies. I'm 60 and this song is the BEST metal video of all time. I saw it for the first time when it first came out.

[@challenger_cobra_3929]

Megadeth- Holy wars 🤘🤘

[@tristramcoffin926]

That and Her Ghost in the Fog by Cradle would both be great nexts.

[@jjsameer89]

Yes! Grannies, please

[@charliemoss6379]

That song is like Beethoven or Mozart it will live on forever

[@thesushi2865]

you guys should listen to FADE TO BLACK bt METALLICA

[@zaqwertyfish]

That song came out when I was 16... it is "THE" foundational, central point of my life in music. I also read the book in high school, and saw the movie several times since... its beyond words

[@SPHONGLEN]

React to orion !! My favourite instrumental song of all time, very melodic

[@Bingo_Chuck1918]

Agreed

[@DPDDD3]

Listen to Death - Voice of the soul. Also a masterpiece of a instrumental.

[@ij1376]

It's so...curious to see people cry to One. Outstanding song, but even without that, you can just tell when the subject matter really hits home for somebody when they get teary like these ladies. Great video

[@davidantell2855]

"I think I'm butthead"..... we've all been there

[@misfitjr138]

i love the reaction, metallica is one of my favorite bands of all time thanks to my father that raised me with metal. my great grandfathers, my grandfather, my great uncle, and my dad all served and my grandfather passed away in 2018 on christmas day due to cancer that he got from being stationed at a base in vietnam that was storing agent orange. this song is close to my heart and always will be.

[@The_Fat_Turtle]

This song is still impressive, it was the first Metallica song I heard when the video released when I was just a little lad in the 80's. I was way too young to understand it, but I thought it sounded cool and only grew to love and appreciate it more as I got older.

[@richpeltier9519]

The year that the Grammy's introduced the category for Metal/Hard Rock, they performed this song live. They were widely expected to win the new category, but lost to Jethro Tull. 1989 if I remember rightly. That performance was legendary. Rich the Ancient Metal Beast

[@Nope2022HugeTheWarningFan]

3:05 I also feel this sentiment, although I doubt those politicians have the empathy to understand the detriment of their actions sending their pawns out to war. Their motive is money, and war lies in industry, thus they cannot be bothered with facts and evidence. Theirs is a life based solely on faith, and decisions based on such are never healthy.

[@Nope2022HugeTheWarningFan]

I failed to mention those fireworks we hear on this day, the 4th of July, are remnants of war. This holiday is significantly based upon our freedom, they claim. I find it hard to take thinking about war being the central focus upon which America's heartwarming spirit is analogous to.

[@patrick1234]

@@Nope2022HugeTheWarningFan 🤥👎

[@kenkeep69]

As the Granny's reviewed - "Why don't presidents fight the war? Why do they always send the poor?" System of a Down, BYOB

[@Nope2022HugeTheWarningFan]

@@patrick1234 "@Lance Lust 🤥👎" What's so thumbs down about my opinion?

[@autumnphillips151]

@Lance Lust, nothing at all. Everything you’ve said is true.

[@corahavron77]

I love watching you ladies!! I'm 43, a grandma of 2 sweet littles and I will rock out til the day I die. Love your spirit. Keep rockin on and rockin hard 🤘🏻🤘🏻!

[@michael12392]

Lol. This went from a METALLICA reaction to a history lesson. Lol

[@desireegriffin8369]

I just stumbled on your channel and ended up binge watching most of your videos. You two are simply adorable!

[@smittycal]

Best Metal song ever..... you heard it here y’all. I trust the OGs on this one. Keep doing it ladies.

[@rebeccalevy8491]

This is definitely one of those songs that can't help but bring tears to your eyes. A true masterpiece that speaks to many on such a deep level.

[@darrenchambers4171]

Ladies, I'd love to see you react to Judas Priest's "Painkiller", or DragonForce's "Through The Fire And Flames". Rock On :-)

[@creepingbert]

I've seen this video a few hundred times and I still tear up at the end. Powerful stuff.

[@helenespaulding9372]

One of the best anti-war songs ever too...

[@enmanuelhernandez6600]

Such delighful ladies, I discovered this channel last week and absolutely love your videos! Coolest grandma's ever!

[@battlehymn6389]

Not sure if "One" is my number one favorite, but it is easily top 5. Freedom isn't free, and never more than one generation from extinction ... this current generation may be the ones to tear it down.

[@HittokiriBattousai17]

Hands down the coolest grandmas I've ever seen.

[@MetalMonkey1453]

Oh, please, oh please. "Suicidal Tendencies - How Will I Laugh Tomorrow?" It's a song that means a lot to me. I'm curious about your take on it. You girls rock! Keep it up! \m/

[@RoosterIB]

This is an EPIC song! My dad was the youngest of 11 children. 4 brothers went to war. 3 in WWII and one in the Korean War. Only one was killed in the South Pacific. My little brother was in Desert Storm, never fired a shot nor was fired upon, still he is not the same. My nephew was in Afghanistan and he seen plenty, actually he seen things we can't imagine. Now he has many problems of his own and he deals with them through alcohol. Look war SUCKS.....but sometimes it is necessary. This song kinda says this. Aren't you glad you can have a channel like this and enjoy the freedom it gives you. That's why we thank our vets everyday!

[@musicfan8255]

There are some other bands you should check out: Static X, Machine Head, Ill Niño, Sabaton, Fear Factory, Earshot, Tetrarch, Spineshank, Three Days Grace, Trivium, Soulfly, and Sepultura

[@Bingo_Chuck1918]

I would love to see fear factory

[@XistoKente]

OMG please do Sepultura from Brazil

[@XMorbidReignX]

Ah, another man of class Static-X, Machine Head and Sabaton are going to be easier for them than Fear Factory, Soulfly and Sepultura though

[@emberroberts2264]

You have a great taste in music, I love static x😁

[@teardroptimothy5000]

I would vote for three days grace as well

[@emmanuelmartin8666]

This is so beautiful to see both of you so moved by the lyrics.

[@paulduffy5864]

One is 1 of my favourite tunes by Metallica...🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻..keep rocking maybe look up some of cradle of filth..

[@CrystalDragon22]

I love that you two are so willing to give bands like Metallica not only a shot, but actually are open minded enough to enjoy the music. Thanks so much for this one. Honestly a classic and always a favorite of mine. You two are so fun and always show age is just a number. Much love ladies. Thanks for this one!

[@robtomasulo]

You should listen to Five Finger Death Punch “wrong side of heaven”. That song will REALLY make you think and the music is incredible as well. I hope you can get to it soon. I really love watching you guys react. Its so refreshing so thank you

[@craigwessels7099]

I agree with you wholeheartedly on this one.

[@aldrocherres6224]

they suck

[@rawkinjproductions4352]

"I think that every president and general should sit down and watch this video" Mesmerized Grannies right here!! My Mom, who is 80 this august, loved "One"! I was starting guitar IN '88-'89 and the song was on MTV. I would walk into the house and she would be tapping her foot to it, mesmerized!!! Next song hahahaha!! Anthrax: "Among the Living" The Album "Among the Living" was dedicated to Cliff Burton (Metallica) after his tragic death. He was replaced by Jason Newsted that you see here, on his first full length album appearance)

[@11CarGom11]

I'm just going to leave my suggestions: Soldiers of the Wasteland - Dragonforce Alone in the Drak - Testament Holy Wars... The Punishment Due - Megadeth Violent and Funky - Sucidal Tendencies House of Pain - Venom Walk - Pantera

[@mikes.6751]

Great reaction. My dad was a Vietnam Vet and he didn’t talk too much about the war but he was a highly decorated soldier and received a Silver Star. He had nightmares till the day he died in 2019. I miss him but he is now free.

[@leemires5315]

React to Alice In Chains - Rooster. It was written after one of the band member's family talked about Vietnam.

[@melaniejordan1199]

Agreed! My favorite song EVER! Granny Haze -- your tears brought tears to MY eyes.

[@gianwinters]

Metallica evokes a lot of emotion from their music. Its beauty, sadness, angst and paranoia rolled into a package. Their music is timeless. Listen to some ACDC - TNT live

[@QueenOfTheBored]

I love you girls so much for loving metal like I do. My mom hated it since the 80s, when I became a metalhead.

[@mollyrichardson673]

I need a "Granny Squad" t-shir sorting your logo.

[@lisaprince6996]

Granny, I could see you feeling that! I just wanted to hug you! When I saw this video for the first time, I was shaken as well! Love you ladies!

[@mraue]

React to the acoustic version of Snuff with Corey Taylor

[@joeyteamrupt4716]

I hope they do this

[@darthcracker]

I actually prefer them to listen to the Slipknot version. The acoustic is good but it’s not as impactful as the rest of the band on it

[@jaxoni_2395]

🤘🏻👵🏻 you guys are amazing. So glad I found your channel. I showed you to my mother, and she agrees. Keep rockin 🤘🏻😎

[@thenavynerd5591]

Please please react to the live version of Panteras Domination in Moscow!!!

[@KINGDUDE74]

I'm 46 years old. And been listening to Metallica since the beginning. I seen this video so many times and it never brought a tear to my eye until I saw these two wonderful women getting emotional during it.

[@marleyelderkin767]

You guys should react to wrong side of Heaven by five finger Death Punch

[@davidstephen6753]

Fabulous reaction - loved it. I always fill up when Jason Robards is explaining democracy to the young boy. What a song!

[@sylaw16]

hey grannys.. much love all the way from sri lanka.! please do a reaction to behemoth - bartzable. Love you two.. hope you two an amazing life ahead! blessings

[@N1RKW]

This is the song that cemented my love of metal and made me a lifelong Metallica fan when I first heard it in 1988.

[@murphy1011]

I love the channel so far but I only have one request: I’d like to see more commentary on the lyrics. I know some of them are hard to understand, but perhaps you guys could pull up the lyrics after listening and tell us what your interpretation is? I love that you gave commentary on the meaning of this song and I’d like to see more of your insight on what the songs are about, especially since you’ve both lived through so many eras of rock. Otherwise, love the channel and you’ve definitely got a new subscriber in me! And you’re both beautiful!

[@nickcolbert9615]

I don’t know why, I’ve heard this song and seen the video countless times, but watching you two grand dames watch it made me cry. Maybe just made me think of the mothers behind the sons who die in war, I’m not sure. But this song struck me more than it ever has in 30 years.

[@michelledevol5050]

My Chemical Romance "Helena" or "Welcome to the Black Parade" Great videos they will not disappoint!!!

[@oscarestrada72oe]

My grandmothers know how to rock... I am proud of being their grandson

[@davithefigueiredo]

try slipknot - unsainted

[@nancyspunizo3729]

I just joined the Granny club listened to Metallica One with y’all! I’m a Granny of 3! Having fun with you girls ! Rock on 🤘🏾

[@mikedorty105]

Grannies, you rock! Please review Institutionalized by Suicidal Tendencies. Happy 4th!

[@JasonChamberlain]

I never realized One was about this - never saw the video myself. Grannies have really changed how i experience this song.

[@Jaysun1]

I hope she doesn't pause the song in the middle of one of the greatest solos ever created! Don't do it, don't do it stop.........ahhhhhh you did it! Why God why????

[@kitsunelee007]

My mother is a disabled Vietnam veteran who served 8yrs during the Vietnam War. She is now partially paralyzed and dying a slow painful death due to service. No she wasn't "boots on the ground" in Vietnam but she paid the price for her country. .....to this day she doesn't regret the choices she made being a Marine Gunny. I see her in a wheelchair unable to walk without help but she is a Devil Dog to the core of her being. Once a Marine always a Marine.

[@marcustidholm6775]

Please react to Iron Maiden - Fear of the dark, Live in Rio

[@TwoRockingGrannies]

Just recorded a reaction to that today. We did a lot, so might take a little bit to upload, but it's coming for sure. Thank you.

[@michaelpeele5739]

This is one of those songs that 30+ years later, is just as current as it was 100 years ago. The depth of creativity and meaning is huge. From the way the music starts out peaceful and then "devolves" into a faster more chaotic machine-gunning as the war victim's own mind is losing it, the drumming of SOS, and so on is genius. Love your videos, keep it up.

[@lilbummer_3462]

Please react to nightmare by avenged sevenfold

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Nightmare, Hail to the King and Shepherd of Fire are my faves by A7X.

[@atomknight8361]

butter them up for a little piece of heaven I agree

[@pettyeddie2000]

This is the song that made me a METALLICA fan. I still remember when this video premiered on MTv, back when they actually played music. This song and "Fade to Black" along with "Welcome Home" (aka Sanitarium) are my favorites !!! Take care ladies. Stay safe. \m/

[@robertohernandez7739]

Please react Dream Theater-Under the Glass Moon (Live in Tokio). Amazing song. Please please please

[@exogenesis4273]

Or The Glass Prison!

[@Bingo_Chuck1918]

YES!!!! Dream Theater is my favorite band I would love to see that

[@2kReels]

Thank you for this great and appropriate reaction video. This song is a masterpiece - as is the movie.

[@purpletophat4197]

Please react too 5 minutes alone pantera

[@n3Cr0ManCeD]

Awesome video. You two ladies have become my two favorite people right now.... So glad I subscribed.

[@Peter-ct9mt]

Please react to-Metallica’s: the day that never comes, amazing song!

[@axeliron165]

I have never seen such a full hearted and honest reaction than that of Granny Haze. True emotions. Thank you for experiencing this with you. You both are my favorites when it comes to see how other people think about the music I love.

[@manwithtwoeyes6911]

WHYD YOU LEAVE YOUR KEYS UP ON THE TABLE? 1:17

[@jeramieluing4892]

Uuuuhhhhmmm........You wanted to.

[@chazrutledge9737]

You have the best, and funniest name I've ever seen. I'm still smiling about it bro

[@laurenbarry3622]

This is, by far, my new favorite channel. Rock on, ladies! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 #grannysquad

[@rickruivo]

Please react to Avenged Sevenfold - The Stage, it's my mom's fav song :)

[@colonelquack]

My grandffather fought in WWII in the pacific theater. He would always say he was a cook in the Navy. Grandma once quietly said he was also a gunner. I never asked anything further.. My dad served in Vietnam. I am a coward, too old at this point to enlist. My dad said Vietnam was a summer camp. He was in artillery, not the razor's edge. Still. I can not help but look up to my grandfather. He saved the World..

[@fabianbelisle7388]

I really liked the way you felt this song! When Metallica WAS Metallica and made really good songs not to sell a lot of albums. Maybe next time you can play Sad But True, Fade To Black or Harvester of Sorrow.

[@ronlawrence4706]

I remember sitting down with a cold one in front of the TV to watch them win the Grammy for this one. Imagine my surprise when Jethro Tull walked away with that one.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Metallica is one of those bands that wont hesitate to ask "when will this vicious cycle end?", because by god someone has to. damn, i need to go cheer up now, this is one depressing song, GREAT song, but depressing.

[@mugwump7049]

As long as there will be citizens willing to waste their lives for our uncaring elites, the cycle will continue. People must learn to say no.

[@MrShredtilldead]

Too bad they don’t ask themselves that question...of when will the vicious cycle of them releasing shitty albums end? Haven’t made a good metal album since Justice...

[@chrisfarmer8993]

It's an incredible book (1938) and a quick read "Jonny Got His Gun" I will never forget it!