Alan Jackson - Where were you (REACTION!) Deep Song

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[@Guitarz4Lyf]

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[@conniewheat4688]

Thank you for raising money for MS. My husband got diagnosed with that dreadful disease 19 years ago

[@catherinegee2741]

I was home sitting on the ground cluching my wedding band. I knew when the second plane hit that my husband was going to war. He was a Staff Sargent in the Air Force at the time. I was right. He did 3 tours and was gone for almost 4 years. He finally came home for good after being shot a second time. He went on to served another 15 years before retiring. That day changed the world.

[@gingergaia]

At work. Me too, I knew both my sons where going to war. I was chilled to the bone . I was blessed they came home. One had been stop gapped in and was out and back home not too long after back in Georgia. The other stayed in but was stateside until his enlistment was up. My heart goes out to you. I don't know that I could have survived sanity intact if my sons had re-upped.

[@maryrichardson1318]

Please thank him for all of us. My husband had just retired after 26 years an officer, but we had friends working in the Pentagon at the time. They were all ok.

[@lewisgriffin9684]

I knew when the first plane hit and then all the other reports of other hijackings going on I knew it was a terrorist attack I don't know if it was International terrorist attack or if it was domestic care but I knew either way something had to be done but then we had to take an accountant who are president was George Bush didn't want to go to war I still don't think he ever wanted to he just was forced to buy everybody wanting to go to War the shity part is with what Joe Biden just stood with the Taliban the last 20 years was for nothing and all the great military members such as your husband it was all about nothing hope your husband know that we all appreciate what he did

[@janetgiddings5538]

@@gingergaia Thank you to you and your sons! Alan Jackson is from Newnan, Georgia! 🤠

[@colejohnson3515]

You’re husband is a hero to all of us! Thank him for all of us everyday

[@richardcassell636]

Alan Jackson got up from bed that night and wrote this song down. He could not sleep.

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

I was at home, in my office waiting for my husband to let me know he had arrived at the Pentagon. Thankfully, he was running late and on the exit ramp for the Pentagon when the plane hit, I was a wreck until I heard from him. My children's schools locked down until the officials were certain that DC was not being attacked, then they let us collect our children. It was a scary day, but also eye opening that I had so much to be thankful about.

[@amberburris5674]

I am a 42 year old mom of 2 boys.. ages 20 & 17 and my oldest was a baby and I woke up to feed him and turned on the t.v. .... I have never been more scared than when I flipped on the t.v. and saw what was happening.... scariest day of my life honestly but now I am almost as scared daily with what is going on in our government.

[@Guitarz4Lyf]

Thank you for sharing Amber. There definitely is a lot going on. In these moments I often pray for the leaders making decisions.

[@janethoffman4197]

Thanks for reacting to this. A beautiful song about a horrible chapter in our history. It did bring us together and the world rallied around us.

[@jasonwood3197]

I was 21 working in Texas at a power plant. I was obvious to the reality of the gravity of that attack on our way of living. Most don't know the repercussions of that day. We still live in the greatest country just be sure that you investigate everything and don't let our constitution become a "outdated " document. Ppl before us would have died for what we have...

[@Lakota790]

Another Tribute song about 9/11/01 is Darryl Worley “Have You Forgotten?”(Official Music Video).

[@KristenDeSantis92]

I was eight years old I was in elementary school music class and usually there’s two music classes right next to each other and they stopped the class and moved us all into one room and the teachers had the door open between the rooms and they were all gathered around the TV. I remember singles on TV my aunt came and picked me and my siblings and my cousins all out of school early that day and went home. The kids were supposed to be outside playing but I came in and I laid behind one of the couches and just watched it on TV it is just such a vivid memory for me.

[@dw7244]

Charlotte, NC. Live in Oklahoma. Just wanted to get home to my family. Thank God had a rental vehicle. Me, my friend, two other of my friends collogues crammed in and drove, drove, drove till we all got home to ensure our families were safe and to hug and tell them we loved them as we prepared for who knew what.

[@Guitarz4Lyf]

Man, I can only imagine

[@joshuacrossno349]

Home room in 5th grade I watched knowing I had family in the tower... It changed my family forever

[@joannajohnson8210]

I was at work, at a group home for adults with developmental disabilities. I was supposed to be helping folks get up and ready for the day but we just sat and watched the TV. All activities were canceled. My mom was visiting from Germany, where my dad was stationed and she ended up staying for longer than expected.

[@Guitarz4Lyf]

Wow, such a crazy time.

[@drewy2009]

I was little older than you 10 sitting in 5th grade English class. They had TVs on never heard classroom so quiet. Teacher was fighting back tears even typing this I can still see her face.

[@meganhutcheson5867]

One other song you should react to is “Have you Forgotten” by Darryl Worley

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Thank you for what you are doing for those of us that live with MS

[@Nicoletta13]

Awesome reaction. I can never listen to this without crying. I listened to this over over to mark the 20th anniversary .and cried myself out. It still feels like it happened yesterday . I was home . My mom called From work at 6 am ( we are in AZ). and because the whole house was asleep. The answering machine picked up and said that one of her customers told her the WTC had been bombed. Of course everyone got you up and ran to the tv..I saw the first tower smoking and the news anchor had said it was a small plane My aunt had wanted me to color and cut her hair so as we watched I began working on her hair at the same I was.trying.yp keep my eyes glued to the tv. I looked away for a split second to retrieve something when I looked back at the tv I saw the 2nd plane hit. My aunt screamerd I ust stood there in shock.i couldn't say anything I could not believe I saw a plane fly into the towerI just saw hundreds of people die .. I put my hair supplies away and just sat on the floor with my eyes glued . The rest if the day was a blur. My mom called and asked if I would bring a portable tv down to restaurant where she worked. Riding to the restaurant the there were hardly on cars on the road . Awkward since 6 -7 is ruah hour. It was so surreal. Things seemed to go in slow motion.. The rest of the day none of us did anything but watch news coverage In the following days we DID go to church and hold hands with strangers . There was an American flag behind the pr podium .. that was surreal. We were all crying and holding hands. After church we went to by yellow ribbon 🎗️ and put it around our trees. Such a horrible day.

[@dawnfire1]

I'm in Australia. I went to bed about 10:30 and was lying there reading. I could hear the TV on in the living room. I could tell something was going on, so I went out to see. I saw the first plane hit and thought it may just be an accident but when i saw the second, my stomach dropped.

[@HighFashionQueen]

This is a : where were you moment. I remember where I was in Norway, in the afternoon in Norway that horrible day, I couldn t sleep that night.😩

[@CyraStar]

I was about to turn 11 and my sister was about to turn 8 and we woke up to hearing my dad upset and my mom crying. By the time we walked in the living room to see what was going on we saw the 2nd tower get hit. I'm about to turn 31 and my sister 28, Never will forget that day.

[@charlesrice380]

Was in Wilson NC, on a remodel of the JC Penny.

[@michellejackson6679]

That day was so horrible..Just very thankful that I got all my 5 children home that day... and prayed that my husband would come home. we lived 30 miles from DC.. my husband was on the other side of the National Security Agency... They had blocked all the roads... I had my childrend but not my husband ... such a scary day,,,

[@Guitarz4Lyf]

Wow, can't imagine Michelle. Thanks for sharing

[@ccormx]

I was 15, yearbook editor of my high school and my mom was driving us around to sell ads in the yearbook. We pulled up to a mechanic shop and they ran out telling us we’re being bombed. We went in there and watched, scared, cuz we live in Houston, waiting to be bombed.

[@Mebo4001]

I was home on maternity leave. I watched the 2nd plane hit and was in utter shock with what was happening.

[@Guitarz4Lyf]

"utter shock". Perfect description

[@nelle5686]

I actually didn't find out until I went to work on that day as I didn't watch tv at that time and I worked 3 to 11pm.

[@hagen1305]

I was teaching a class full of innocent children. Teachers took turns going to the break room to watch the tv. Such a scary day. I was supposed to leave Sept 12th for a trip to Europe. I wish this world would get back to how we were on Sept 12th. No one cared about race, political status. Everyone just rallied together.

[@moffittas]

I was 12, in 7th grade in Health & Safety class. We watched the news in that class and the tv was on for the BREAKING NEWS banner. Everyone else was finishing up a worksheet and I was done so I was watching. At first it was omg a fire, a small plane etc. the tv just played low in the background. We did the pledge, the morning announcements, and then out of the corner of my eye I saw the 2nd plane. Out loud I said OMG followed by holy fuck. My teacher then looked and it was when it was full explosion and she grabbed the tv and pushed it out of the door into the hall(still plugged in) and teachers came running to watch from other classrooms. I got up and walked into the hall and just stood there watching. An art teacher (that everyone hated) was like get back to class. And my teacher was like she watched it already. I was a good student so she just let me stay out there watching for the rest of class. When I left she was like listen 99% of the students do not know what’s going on, keep your mouth shut until the administration decides what we are doing. We had a normal school day but about 1/3 of the students were pulled out to go home by parents who were reasonably unsure. When I got home my mom was like sit down I need to show you something. And I said I know. I know what happened. But I didn’t know about the collapse, the pentagon, shanksville. I was the oldest of 4 and I remember my mom looking at me both of us crying and she said what do we tell the kids (my siblings) and I was like I don’t know!!!! And we kinda laughed because it was so overwhelming. When my dad got home he had heard it on the radio all day but had only seen clips here and there, I just remember being very quiet because he was so mad. I remember I’m pacing and red faced and unable to eat dinner. I remember him yelling at the tv, and trying not to cry. He kept saying if we are going to war I’m going and my mom was like you are old they don’t want you (he also wasn’t in the service). I remember my 10 year old sister just crying for days. And my 4 year old brother was completely oblivious. Now I have a 5 year old I have to explain it to someday, probably sooner than I want to but I want her to know what 9/11 felt like and then what 9/12 felt like.

[@Guitarz4Lyf]

Mo, thank you for sharing this. I think all of us who remember this event can clearly detail the circumstance, where we were and the rush of emotions. To me, what you have shared is a powerful story and a piece of your family history captured. Here very soon (as you mentioned) it will be your duty to share this history, (also this history from your perspective) to your young one. I would encourage you to detail this out on paper (similarly to what you have done here) so that there is a documented piece for your family, kid(s) and loved ones. Thank you for sharing this. It was powerful to read, and reinvoked the memories and emotions I had on that day. (particularly since there is Global tensions and uncertainty right now in Eastern Europe)

[@amberbradshaw1461]

I had just started sixth grade. It happened about a week after school started and I was at school when it happened. The principal came over the intercom and said we were in lock down. (Mind you i live in Michigan) the principal told the teachers to turn on the news and my teacher turned on the news right when the second plane hit the twin towers. I sat down and cried

[@jamescooperii3860]

I was in my 7th science class and school like everything else just stopped. No one knew what was happening. There was even concerns that the school was gonna be attacked. I over heard some teachers and staff saying that. I went to school in Hollidaysburg, Pa. After the plane went down in PA school was let out early. One of the only times I can vividly remember the hallways being so quiet.

[@angieparsons4584]

I had spent the night before at my parents' house. I walking to my door and my sister opens the door to her apartment, (she lived in the apartment right across from mine) and said, "A plane just hit the World Trade Center!" So, we went in her apartment to watch the report and saw the second plane hit before the reporter did. That's when my mom said, "This is a terrorist act."

[@nwj03a]

Sitting next to my high school girlfriend/sweetheart. 2nd period German class in Houston. Terrible day, but my girl was there, that was something.

[@Tigerslady77]

TY FOR RAISING FUNDS N AWARNESS FOR MS I''VE HAD IT FOR 20YRS

[@zachryramirez2643]

I was a freshman in high school in my algebra 1 class

[@missylks1239]

Tim McGraw-If you’re Reading This

[@stonecoldcowboy1817]

I was at work in a cotton mill and almost the entire plant came to a standstill except for the Loom, Slashers, and other machinery! But as loud as a cotton mill is it all WAS LIKE it was silent for a few seconds!

[@jackboggs2127]

I was in the ER at a trauma center in Florida...Anger and shock was my first reaction, but had no time for that feeling.

[@VerchielxKanda]

I was nine years old, in class, and my teacher had the TV on already, because she looked at the weather every morning, just in case we got to go play outside later. The principal came over the loudspeaker and said that all teachers needed to turn onto the news channel immediately. She complied and the first thing we saw was two burning buildings. They did a replay of the second plane hitting in a small screen at the bottom. All thirty of us kids were silent, confused on why that happened. We saw people jumping from the buildings, falling to their deaths, and then we saw the buildings falling. One classmate said "People were in those!" A couple of kids were crying. I was just pale faced and confused. When she turned off the TV, our teacher calmly said " I know you probably want to ask some questions. There are things that happened on that TV that I can't tell you, because I don't know myself. But I will do my best to answer you." One kid immediately asked about the people who jumped, and she told him that they did that, because they felt that it was the only thing they could do. She told us that we would understand when we got a bit older and encouraged us to talk to our families about this. We immediately got to work on a Twin Tower memorial project.

[@raelynnguzman]

We had two teachers in my clasroom. My teacher burst out crying and sobbing and was excorted out of the classroom.we learned from our other teacher that her brother worked at one of the towers.

[@loganthompson5961]

I was born 4 months later…

[@sdbclement]

I was 47...my three children were at school (daughter in 4th grade, son in 11th, other son in 12th). In kitchen cleaning up from breakfast when my sister-in-law called me to ask if I knew what was happening in NY. Unfreaking believable. Called my husband out of state... he said, “What do you mean one of the towers came down!??” Scary! We all knew we were under attack and had no idea where it would lead. Our children were informed by their school and the high school let them watch it unfold on tv.

[@lewisgriffin9684]

I was setting it home and then when I seen the plane hit the tower I headed towards the military base to sign up for the Army fortunately I wasn't of age I was only 16 but I still would ready to go to war but they wouldn't let me

[@Tinkerbellstune]

This is like the day when Lady Diana died…..you’ll never forget where you were. I was 32 & breastfeeding my baby here in Australia watching the television in total shock & in physical pain for all those who were murdered. I have since travelled to America every year since 2009 ( pandemic excluded) & the pain ppl still felt was quite evident even in 2009. It’s a day we’ll all never forget

[@Greatdanewrangler]

I see on your shirt you were at "the Deid"? My daughter was also at there....in the summer. Good grief, the heat! Our family was on leave visiting my in-laws on September 11. My husband got recalled and it truly became real when we got back to the base and saw the enormous amount of security at the gate and then security for the school buses on base and those going from the base to the schools in town. My 26yo is the last in my family old enough to remember 9-11. The rest of his cousins were either infants or not yet born.

[@ghost-survace--youtubeadva1657]

THIS TIME Alan jackson,. Best stell guitar 🙂

[@lewisgriffin9684]

Not criticizing your just a critique not of the reaction itself but I think you should drop this on September 11th since it was made about September 11th and it would also got a lot more click that day bother me why great reaction keep up the good work

[@aggiemom4894]

I was volunteering at our daughter's elementary school for picture day when parents and staff came in and started talking about this horrible tragedy unfolding 😥

[@RowdyRuth]

🌎✌️

[@rogerhanner4216]

I was at home at the time and I was asleep and my mom came into my bedroom and woke me up and said wake up a plane just crashed into the World Trade Center and I said what so I jumped out of bed and I ran into the living room she had the TV on and there it was in all its horror I saw the World Trade Center burning I didn't see the second plane hit but I knew something was wrong

[@lewisgriffin9684]

You were being homeschooled by your mom she was 20 years ahead of the game what's what's going on nowadays in the world not even the pandemic all the school shootings and all that that's why why you're really going to know your kids saved if I homeschool them kudos to your mother for that

[@WeAreAllGodsChildren]

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[@smtbigelow]

For some reason you dont seem to upset.. Like you are enjoying this. A REAL AMERICAN would be upset at this video.