AC/DC "THUNDERSTRUCK" REACTION | Asia and BJ

[@thomasblackwood3874]

R.I.P. Malcolm Young… the heart and soul of AC/DC

[@kimberlyosborne7412]

Ac/dc is a whole different level of rock

[@aaronbarlow4376]

The way Angus can dance around and still hit the perfect notes is insane.

[@Warutteri]

That's lifetime of experience right there, the dude has been doing that since he was a child. I saw an interview with his older brother where he told that he and his friends had a band when they were teenagers and Angus would basically crash their practice all the time and just do non-stop solos and jump around like the little ADHD monster he must have been and the brothers just went "you can't just solo all the time for the whole song" and Angus just went "why not?" And kept soloing and that's basically how AC/DC eventually got its sound 😂

[@usware5240]

@@Warutteri and backing tracks lol

[@Warutteri]

@@usware5240 I don't think AC/DC uses backing track live all that much but basically all bands/artists use backing tracks to some extent (you know, sound effects, sometimes an extra backing guitar part on songs they've double tracked some of the guitars, etc) it's pretty common practice in the business.

[@usware5240]

@@Warutteri yep, it's a great tool to have and results in a much better live show.

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

@usware It's always fun when someone projects their own insecurities about the music they like onto others. Hope you're doing well.

[@ForeverDC_]

Every song they played LIVE at River Plate is worth watching! Those Argentinians KNOW HOW TO ROCK!!

[@johndododoe1411]

So this was from the Silver River in the Silver country? (Plata is Spanish, Argentum is Latin)

[@ForeverDC_]

@@johndododoe1411 Hate to tell you John, a year later, but look at the end of the video, it states Live At River Plate (8:30). If you watch other Live performances from the Live At River Plate Album, which I have listened to a thousand times, they will talk to the fans in "Buenos Aires Argentina".

[@Ana-wf4jt]

Yes we do 😂😂😂

[@johndododoe1411]

@@ForeverDC_I was joking about the origin of the place names, not doubting that it was there .

[@bixby9797]

North America is still feeling the aftershocks

[@luigipasquale3938]

One of most impressive things is, these guys are in their late 50’s and early 60’s in this concert, and still perform with this energy

[@blahblahblahblah6919]

People in their 50s and 60s aren't ancient relics. I'm 59 and can run circles around 20 something's at the gym and not just the gals.

[@spoton6010]

@@blahblahblahblah6919 Good for you man, but you're obviously in the minority in that regard.

[@SWTSU]

Just so you two know AC/DC played 3 straight nights at River Plate in Dec 2009 to a total of 220,000+ ppl so that’s 73,000+ a night!!!!! Brian Johnson the lead singer was 63, Angus Young the lead guitarist was 55 and the rest of the boys were in their 50’s!!! Legendary is all I can say. These Argentina fans are the best on the planet and they appreciate good hard driving rock and roll. Just look at all the different ages in the crowd. It transcends generations. Unbelievable!! So says Austin Tx!!!!! 🤣🤣🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸😍😍😍🥳🥳😎😎

[@kymsheba]

actually you are wrong on the figures each night was over 200,000 people each night for a total over 3 nights was over 650,000 so loud it registered on the richter sale for earthquakes

[@titleloanman]

The coolest part about that crowd knowing all of the words is they aren’t even in an English speaking country 😂

[@matiasbolig9040]

In argentina we learn english with music. Like my case. Roxxette, The Rammones, AC DC, Oasis, Elvis, The Beatles or Queen, they are living gods to many of us.

[@kristyperry6846]

They said Texas though? Where was it?

[@matiasbolig9040]

@@kristyperry6846 River Plate is a soccer stadium in buenos aires, Argentina.

[@lucas.2.3.9.4]

​@@kristyperry6846Texas is always part of the song no matter where they are

[@JoshGrant-e7t]

Best part is most of Brian's Lyrics don't sound English 😂

[@kevinsimpson8336]

God bless you young Americans we are all together!!!

[@jeffm3160]

ac/dc were mostly in their 60's when this concert was performed

[@proudarmymom8657]

Must check out “whole Lotta Rosie” and “Highway to Hell” “Back in Black” “Dirty Deeds” “Hell’s bells” “For Those About to Rock (We Salute You”) live at river plate! Love AC/DC

[@sventharfatman]

T.N.T. is the best from that concert IMHO.

[@williamsoule6498]

"If you want blood!"

[@blancolangfranska3904]

Chill tf out

[@tater8]

Yes, preferably a hells bells video with Angus swinging on the bell

[@Saturday288]

If You Want Blood (You Got It) AC/DC. There's a high definition video on YT. It's my favorite song by them.

[@GWDPREZ07]

You can never go wrong with an ACDC vid that is "live at river plate"! Truly an amazing live performance with nearly 200K people there! South American crowds are soooo hype. Please do more live vids from "live at river plate" ITS INSANE!

[@cdm46290]

200k is misleading. That number is the total for all three shows they played there, three nights in a row. Each individual show had about 65,000 people. I prefer donnington for many reasons, but it's version of thunderstruck is much better.

[@jadenking4268]

Always do ACDC live lol river plate is something beyond rock man its just something in itself

[@beriandavies2111]

The River Plate gigs.... LEGENDARY 🤘😈

[@timp1390]

Highway to hell is not the best version from River plate

[@richardl9242]

100% cosign this!

[@rebeccaanderson2216]

I saw AC/DC in concert in 1988. I got to meet the entire band after the show. Angus was so cool.

[@ctguitarguy8510]

The move that Angus the lead guitar player was doing was called "the duck walk" that was popularized by rock 'n' roll guitarist Chuck Berry, a classic 1950's black guitarist from America. AC/DC's roots began with their love, like many other classic bands of American rock and blues music. Angus has kept the duck walk alive and is now synonymous with it. That soul you are hearing is that toe tapping bluesy sound they were influenced by from black American blues and rock artists.

[@SGTJDerek]

According to Chuck he came up with the "Duck Walk" because he didn't have matching socks for a TV performance and he didn't want it to show up on screen.

[@paulwalsh2344]

I have nothing more to add lol

[@jaybea365]

Also, the fact that he dresses like a British schoolboy adds to it.

[@RebelGaming4U]

I'd say that Chuck founded it but Angus "popularized" it. Both can get credit!

[@rumple7551]

His idol.

[@aarooshgohil1334]

ACDC was one of those bands that did not get nervous. instead, they would try and get the audience as much hype as possible. they had so much energy while performing. river plate was a legendary concert

[@Jim-iv7yq]

one of top three greatest pure rock bands of all time

[@alexmashkin863]

What are the other two? 😳

[@consciousbeing1188]

@@alexmashkin863 Depends on who you talk to.. It's very subjective... In my opinion, the other two would be Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin.

[@Jim-iv7yq]

@@alexmashkin863 my opinion of course but for me the other two are GNR and Motley Crue.. you have to understand i was a 80's rock guy.. special mention to Metallica and of course Led Zeppelin who were a bit before my time.. for me AC DC is special due to there longevity and no bull shit songs and concerts.. no fluff.. just great rock

[@seandobson6221]

If Angus Young doesn’t get you movin you need to check yourself for a pulse. RIP Malcom Young and Bon Scott. AC/DC has been making music like this for 40+ years and they’re I. Their 60s and still tearing it up🤘

[@SWTSU]

AC/DC played 3 straight nights at River Plate in Dec 2009 to a total of 220,000+ ppl so that’s 73,000+ a night!!!!! Brian Johnson the lead singer was 63, Angus Young the lead guitarist was 55 and the rest of the boys were in their 50’s!!! Legendary is all I can say. These Argentina fans are the best on the planet and they appreciate good hard driving rock and roll. Just look at all the different ages in the crowd. It transcends generations. Unbelievable!! So says Austin Tx!!!🤣🤣🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸😍😍😍🥳🥳😎😎

[@edcoye6569]

Angus and his "Chuck Berry" moves!

[@chrismadden132]

Three nights and each night almost 4 hours each. It was my kids first AC/DC concert. My Army buddies and I took all our kids. The Argentinian people were so friendly and accommodating. My kids are now 31 and 32 and still talk about those three days.

[@SweetThing]

That's Australian Soul right there! Angus on one-handed guitar is awesome!! And they're singing about having a good time in Texas, Asia! Love AC/DC and those are fans were hyped up because they are all straight up AC/DC fans! Their shows are always packed like that! You picked a good video. 😍🥸😎

[@jndfan]

I saw AC/DC twice. Once in the 80s and then again on the tour you're watching now. Those boys are a no nonsense tear it up in your face band and you can see how much they are loved. Just an awesome rock band!!

[@zebedeedoodaah6454]

Aussie Legends!. They are one of the hardest working,hardest rocking bands of ALL TIME!. Their energy is always 150%. Angus the lead guitarist was still in school when his older brothers were playing.His sister told him he should wear his school uniform on stage so he did for 50yrs +. They are rock's roll gods!. Saw them in Sydney when I was 18. Best concert I have ever seen. Luvit!👍

[@BuddyBoy68]

They may well be Legends in Aussie, but the band is very much based on Scottish blood, considering Angus Young and Malcom Young were both born in Glasgow and Bon Scott was born in Forfar. Æ

[@feelthafunk4548]

Their Aussie through and through 🇦🇺

[@BuddyBoy68]

@@feelthafunk4548 If you mean 'they're Aussie through and through', how can they be if Angus and Malcolm Young were both born in Glasgow, Scotland and Brian Johnson was born in Gateshead in England? Even Bon Scott was born in Forfar in Scotland. Æ 🤔

[@BuddyBoy68]

In fact, it was only the drummer of ACDC who was born in Australia. Æ 🤔

[@BigAndyK]

The only time Angus didn't wear his stage get up was when he, Malcolm and Bon wore full Scotland football kits, when playing Glasgow in '78 (ish)

[@RaidShadowRipoff]

First big live show I ever saw. LA guns opened for AC/DC at the Seattle coliseum . 1991 Razors edge tour. Still to this day the loudest concert I have seen, and I have been to a lot of shows.

[@joesanchez9811]

I got to see the Who Made Who tour back in the 80's and it was pure electricity! The energy from the crowd was incredible. Asia, you have one of the prettiest smiles on the internet.

[@debbieboonekeeter6794]

I am 54 been listening to AC/DC seen I was 9. This is my favorite band . Concert oh you feel it

[@dannycasson1551]

One of the best live bands ever. They have an incredible story. And then there’s ANGUS!

[@brucettait6595]

W And ACDC ...LET THERE BE ROCK, and FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK

[@davidwilkinson7915]

Great review, I did a little research and found out some information about this concert. "An AC/DC concert from Buenos Aires in December 2009 when nearly 200,000 fans, over 3 sold-out nights, thunderously welcomed them back after a 13-year absence from Argentina. "

[@mangaymambol]

yeah they play in buenos aires in 96 and then came back in 2009, fun fact about the concerts is that there were buildings shaking and cracking near the stadium for the earth movement off the people jumping in the field ( this also happen in footbal matches, all people jumping but they are in the stands so there is no impact directly on ground) after this show concerts were banned in river stadium.

[@papo2403]

@@mangaymambol kzbin.info/www/bejne/an3RXqCnpq6Ei68 Yeah 💪!!!

[@maliabrown4390]

Saw these guys in 1976! Sold out the Tangerine Bowl downtown Orlando! Such high energy. 62 years old and still rocking to ACDC!

[@zipamiki]

The concert was in bueno aries 10-15 years ago, one of their best performances💯🎶🎧🥁🎸🎤 Happy to see Argentina still rock❤️🏄🖖

[@mangaymambol]

2009 was this concert

[@karinaochoa6426]

Yes we are My friend 🥰

[@thisguy8916]

Their concerts are my favorite to have attended over the decades. Like a BIG PARTY! Nothing but good times.

[@kennethturner8290]

06:20 Angus guitar stepping there is a tribute to Chuck Berry, one of the original rock guitarists.

[@jaytee3217]

Chuck is King 👑

[@rebeccawyse5562]

Acdc YOU SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG.

[@robertevans2450]

perfect reaction. Could you imagine the feedback energy from over 300,000 people in the crowd vibing to the music you're putting out to them? Looking out there and hearing, feeling that crowd would be epic.

[@stevecollins7607]

Brian has one of the most iconic voices in rock history!

[@ErinStev64]

Actually he got the job because he sounded like Bon Scott. The original front man and singer. If you listen to highway to Hell, you can see what I mean.

[@tedtepelides6016]

Seen them live 3 times !!! One of the best bands live you'll ever see !!!! Their energy and passion for their fans is unmatched !!! Keep digging into their library !!! You won't be disappointed !!! Enjoying watching you both discover what I discovered back in 1979 when I first AC/DC @ 9 years old !!! Keep up the journey !!!

[@chuckybeastly3600]

As some of the other commenters have mentioned, the move the guitarist is doing is called the "duck walk," which was popularized by one of the absolute monsters of rock and roll (and some say the originator), Chuck Berry.

[@stephaniewcallow7875]

There was no better feeling than being in that crowd, letting it ALL out. Best times ever were at these rock concerts.

[@unintelligentlifeform7180]

As a kid, my cousin and I were shown AC/DC live via VHS. We fell in love with Angus Young (lead guitarist) as he did not stop playing the entire show. even when the band took a break he kept playing and giving the crowd a show. Such an OG

[@ellie.v9765]

Omg their catalogue is so vast and sooooo amazing! This band rocked me thru my teenage years and motivated me when I couldn't do it myself! Every song is a banger! Have fun with these guys - they'll change your life ❤️😍🇨🇦

[@agneskurzaj]

And this is about 25 years after the song originally came out. They are insane live. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.

[@igorabasjidze1194]

Saw AC/DC live in Dublin Ireland last week! Wat a fantastic night it was!🤘

[@agneskurzaj]

@@igorabasjidze1194 I am so glorious. I saw them in their younger years, but I would love to see them again even at 60 years old. Beautiful. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.

[@sandyleewhite]

I saw their return to concert after their lead singer Bon Scott passed away, and returned with Brian Johnson, in the early 80's, & it was an experience that has stayed with me till this very day......also should mention, I was deaf for about a week, and had laryngitis, from screaming so loud, but was definitely worth it !!! 😎 Great reaction guys!!!

[@juliecarroll2155]

Saw them several times in the late 70's and 80's...kick ass,balls to the walls,rock n roll..the next day u were deaf,horse and hungover but had the greatest time.. been to around 100 concerts and they r one of the best...

[@CraftyKiwiLures]

Got to see AC/DC live back in 2010 in New Zealand, awesome live band, the way you heard them there is how they sound, and the crowd sing with them and move with them, you should do more AC/DC for sure, great reaction by the way 👌👍🤘🤘

[@kaoskat5111]

I went to that concert too

[@generichardson4771]

several of their songs have been in movies this song was in battleship as they are getting the mighty MO ready for battle

[@wanderingsoul7935]

Fantastic band to see live, Was lucky to have been at Donington in 1991 to see em, unforgettable experience, so much energy 🤘

[@choppingpenguin]

Seeing your genuine smiles light up your faces was magic. AC/DC has brought so much joy to me over the years, I love seeing folks discovering their music.

[@realMysta]

One of the things I love about some of these classic bands is at their live shows they have generations of fans there. Young and old

[@SWTSU]

ACDC is definitely best tasted live!!!! If you got the chops do the song “Let There Be Rock” from the same concert. Angus does damn near 18 minutes of kicking ass guitar work and a solo in the air. Granted it is a longer video than most to get by the censors but the time flys and it probably is the greatest performance of all time. You won’t be disappointed!!!! Just saying!!!! So says Austin Tx. 😎🍸

[@SWTSU]

@@mike-pq7se Yep!!!! 🎸

[@fredspeidel2319]

Yes! Great song, better solo! Go for it 🎸

[@spoonzor1]

all music is better live, except what we have today

[@stevemeng7318]

I saw For Those About to Rock tour decades ago. Was hands down the best concert I have ever seen.

[@chrisbg99]

I was there for Rock or Bust in Fargo in 2016 (should have been there for Black Ice in 2011 but I blew it) and they were absolutely amazing. Still think about it to this day.

[@stevenfehrenbach5343]

The amazing part it that the band formed in 1973. Almost 50 years later, they're still going hard and putting on great performances. You should watch the original music video. Not hating on the the singer Brian Johnson but as he has gotten older, it's harder for him to hit it the way he used to. Still got nothing but love form these guys in their older age.

[@brewcrew574]

I was never a big AC/DC fan until someone brought me to a concert, They are amazing live, huge fan ever since

[@markhopkins222]

Loudest concert I ever went to and been to many many. They Rock n Roll for sure. You will leave their show Happy, Hyped, and Hard of Hearing.

[@DeadOfMusicWasCasted]

When you consider that the songs are older than most of the audience, that makes it even more impressive. I doubt that today's "superstar" can do anything like that!

[@ErinStev64]

That’s what is amazing. These are old guys rocking! This is a band from the 80s. They were great then and haven’t slacked off at all!

[@RB-vc7ub]

@@ErinStev64 They are from the 70's with the original Lead Vocals the Legendary Bon Scott

[@ErinStev64]

@@RB-vc7ub I know. I saw them in concert. I’m a boomer. They didn’t really hit till the tail end of the 70s. All the rest was in the 80s. I remember when Bon Scott died. When they were able to replace him and still stay on top, it was shocking. Bon Scott had such an unusual voice.

[@davehess1019]

I've been to 4 AC/DC concerts and each one was absolutely incredible

[@markstasiak6127]

I have seen them live numerous times and they were GREAT ever time! I see a lot of requests for certain songs by AC/DC but a truly under rated song with a lot of soul is Night Prowler!!!

[@jpfeio3]

Here is a list that you should try: -Let There be Rock - official video or Live at Apollo Theatre -Whole Lotta Rosie (Live at River Plate) -TNT (Live at River Plate) -Riff Raff Live at Apollo Theatre - The Jack Live at River Plate - Its a Long Way to The Top (If you wanna Rock n Roll)

[@greeniemelb]

Most definitely do "It's a Long Way to the Top (If you Wanna Rock n Roll). The one with the original singer, Bon Scott and the band are on a tray truck driving through the streets of Melbourne.This is from early in their careers.

[@amystreet5402]

I think they were in their 50's when they played this concert and I think there was 200,000 people there (Not sure) but said the fans jumping registered as a small earthquake

[@cdm46290]

200k is the total for all three shows, there were about 65,000 at each show.

[@vickiroman189]

And I love that so many in the crowd were so young.

[@amystreet5402]

@@vickiroman189 Yes, that really say's alot about what type of entertainers they are, they have a career that has spanned 50 + yrs and in 20-21 released a new album

[@mangaymambol]

200 k in 3 diferent shows on december 2009 and yes there were buildings near the stadium that shake and crack walls so they banned concerts in river after this shows

[@joen4296]

I've had the pleasure of seeing them on 4 different concert tours!!! They ALWAYS bring the energy and the crowd is always electric!!!

[@scottdarden5808]

My favorite A/C D/C song

[@spykatt]

Loved your takes on this! When the crowd starts jumping up and down, it reminds me of a pot on the stove that is about to boil over. Simply fantastic!

[@0s0n3gr0]

Angus Young the guitarist loses 4 1/2 lbs every performance. He literally sweats it off. Not bad for 66 years old.

[@Terrahawk_]

Yes it’s a football (soccer) ground, that of River Plate in the first division of Argentina. The whole concert is amazing.

[@nikki7906]

AC/DC puts on an amazing show! I seen them years ago, one of the best concerts i have even been to. The energy is crazy!!! if u are a fan, u know all the songs and its gets pretty crazy and wild...u will enjoy their songs!

[@porker5749]

I just love when they show the view of the crowd at 1:50 in this video. It is almost always followed by a "Wow" from the reactors!! First time I saw it I said "Holy F@$#!"

[@hattorishanzo5649]

I remember as a kid in the late 70s when my uncle intro'd AC/DC to me, he handed me a tennis racket and we both headbanged to them. My neck hurt like a SOB the next day but it was the most fun I've had discovering a band's music. 🤘🏼

[@KellboRose]

These guys have been rock legends rockin out for decades. Ever since Angus (the guitarist) was rushing home from school still in his school uniform to play (hence his school uniform he wears on stage). Not many bands can still be awesome decades later. And no one rocks out like Angus lol. It's really cool to see some old clips of them and compare them to the newer ones where they still kick ass and see how great they are

[@Aaron-io8vw]

Argentinian rock concerts are nuts. The crowds are amazing

[@calmccutchen528]

ACDC is the best concert experience ever i have seen them over 30 times and they get better every time.

[@terryweir8352]

Hi Guys, this was at Live at River Plate in 2009, in Argentina, the song itself is from their 1990 album The Razors Edge, the lead singer is Brian Johnson, the lead guitarist is Angus Young, the dance you just seen is called the duck walk, he got it from Chuck Berry, who did it first!! 😀 😀 AC /DC were formed in Sydney, Australia, in 1973 by Scottish born brothers Malcolm and Angus Young, they are still rockin today in 2021 😀 😀 The current line up is : Brian Johnson, 73, on vocals Cliff Williams, 71, on bass guitar Stevie Young, 64, on rhythm guitar Phil Rudd, 67, on the drums Angus Young, 66, on lead guitar The rhythm guitarist in this video is Malcolm Young, who very sadly passed away in 2017 aged 64, due to dementia 🙏🙏 Current rhythm guitarist Stevie Young is the nephew of Angus and the late Malcolm Young!! 😀 😀 RIP, Malcolm Young, 1953 - 2017 🙏 🙏

[@ArleneVonAllemann-ck4fn]

I wish I could turn back the hands of time. Excellent beautiful. No words does this justice

[@jenniferpedersen8920]

Angus Young the guitarist is a GOAT!! He does the " Duck Walk" inspired by Chuck Berry. Please check out Skid Row " I Remember You " official video, y'all will love it!!

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

I second your comments, on both counts.

[@kimstan2033]

plus skid row wasted time and more. what a voice

[@goldboy150]

That move Angus, the guitarist, made is called the duck walk.

[@jkfozul2316]

When was this performance??? These boys must've been rocking for decades by this point and they still absolutely kill it

[@TheDivayenta]

2009

[@funkdoktor9099]

One of the greatest openers ever. The energy at that show was crazy. Nothing like it. You have no idea how loud that is too. Rock

[@Chris_T_S]

Loving your exposure to different genres of music! The reactions you show are as classic as the music you are experiencing I often set the house to play this genre when my g-kids visit - their reactions to "that old stuff" are as awesome as yours

[@runelyshaug]

Every concert with ACDC is just like this. I have been to 11 since 1979.

[@eddieloque4069]

The most hype song at all sporting events 💯🔥

[@eddiethompson4179]

Singer Brian Johnson is from Newcastle England. I seen him singing in his previous band Geordie in a small bar in a town called Consett with a crowd of less than 100 in 1978.

[@SeanCarterCFH]

This is ACDC after 30 years of touring already, try their first performances live wise, you'll freak OUT how powerful Brian's vocals are back then 💯💯💯💯💯

[@gangr3l]

Well he has a lifetime of wrecking his voice.

[@chrispierce2263]

I am born and raised in Sarasota, FL. My Junior year of highschool Brian Johnson, the lead singer of AC//DC moved here. He is a great guy and I have actually had a few alcoholic beverages with him and the band here and there

[@_MOORE_1986]

You have to watch them play "For Those About To Rock" Live! It will blow your minds and nobody ever reacts to it. Its the song they always end their concerts with cause its their Grand Finale!

[@Tonycoscione]

You see Angus Young strutting across the stage while he's making that lead guitar scream!! He does that for the ENTIRE concert!!! We all need the drugs that man is on!!!

[@rondawes1243]

Angus, famously has never done done drugs or alcohol. He does smoke though.

[@petermorgan5303]

Gotta do "Shoot to Thrill" at RiverPlate. Pure fire!

[@0fsgiven442]

Please keep in mind that they were in their late 50s to 60s during that performance. I believe AC/DC's first album came out in 1972. It says a lot that there are 25-year-olds in the crowd getting pumped up for guys that are 57 to 60 years old playing their asses off. It's blues/old school rock and it is timeless. Brian Johnson's (singer) voice was different 25 years before this performance, but he was still rocking it out at that time. They're just a band that loves to play rock and roll, loves to feel the energy of the crowd, and loves to have a good time. RIP to Malcolm.

[@chastonwebb8550]

That move Agnus did during the solo is known as the "duck walk"

[@andrewjacksonbr]

Chuck Berry’s duck walk Respect

[@HandleTakenlol]

Lol really? Thats awesome

[@harryschonfeld8175]

When a hundred thousand people start jumping it must show on all seismographs all over the world. Goosebumps!

[@tomrocks5367]

When you go to an AC/DC show by the end of the concert you have lost 5 lbs. It's non-stop dancing and energy.

[@pipthegooner]

lol

[@smokin19861]

This was the first song AC/DC played during the first concert I ever went to. You could literally feel the bass go right through you from the speakers during the song.

[@volbeatrules6528]

Love your guys’ channel and reacts! You guys would be fun to hang out with and have a drink. BJ is so chill, and Asia has the prettiest smile! Peace and happiness 🤘

[@Chris_Marrero]

AC/DC puts on a HELL of a show! I saw them back on the Back in Black tour and at the end when they come out with the two HUGE canons at the back of the stage, I couldn't hear the rest of the night after I left that show! LOL!

[@rls110961]

It's time for you all to go experience a live rock concert. There's nothing like it !!😃😃

[@danor6812]

Yeah, before they are all gone.

[@NationalMan]

I saw AC/DC back in the 90s in Texas during their Razor's Edge Tour. Best concert I ever saw. it was just one hit song after another. It was such a great concert.

[@omerselimucar]

The Greatest vocal

[@richierich4538]

Buemos Aires, Argentina...their crowds are LEGENDARY!!! Every band that has ever played there agrees that its the best place to play.There are more videos JUST about the crowds down there!! You should react to one!!✌

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

Context: "River Plate" is a stadium in Argentina. Those fans aren't Americans, and their native language isn't English....

[@chrismadden132]

All three days of that concert I saw people from around the world. The Argentinian people were so friendly. Yes I was there with my kids and some Army buddies. Ac/Dc did like four hours each night.

[@sylvienygaard1630]

What’s awesome is that it’s a young crowd, another generation enjoying AC/DC. Their music is timeless

[@bigmeaney555]

You guys gotta check out the official music video. Live versions are never as clean. Especially if you've never heard the song before. And this one's a banger.

[@elbruces]

If I had to trade studio-clean sound for them rocking a crowd, with AC/DC I'll take rocking the crowd. With some other bands I'd prefer the studio version, but these guys are worth the slight drop in audio quality for seeing what their live show looks like.

[@nitro_001newman2]

Angus Young doing the “duck walk.” I’ve seen Chuck Berry doing it on tv black & white clips, so maybe he’s the pioneer. Also in the movie “Back to the Future” with Michael J Fox as Marty McFly. “You’re not ready for it” remember?

[@Callinder]

There were three concerts at the River Plate stadium with almost 200,000 people at each concert. And yes everyone in the crowd was singing along even though they're mostly Argentinian and speak Spanish. Even though recognised as an Australian band the group were formed by the kids of people who emigrated to Australia from the UK; notably Scotland. Apparently in the winter of 1962-63 Scotland, in particular, had the worst weather on record with snow eight feet deep. At the same time the Australian government was offering assisted travel to Australia for people who want to emigrate from the UK. So Angus, Malcolm and George, who was in AC/DC initially, arrived in Australia and formed the band.

[@bigglesharrumpher4139]

Angus, the lead guitarist was a Schoolboy when the band formed and often turned up in uniform to practice. He kept the uniform as a signature item. Phil Rudd was a drumming animal - during recording sessions he would wreck his snare drum and they would always have to have a replacement on hand.