Back to the Future: Johnny B. Goode HD CLIP

[@jackx.cassway]

I love how when he hits the floor, the sax guy just stops. I bet Michael J. Fox had such an awesome time doing this scene.

[@jackjohnston1298]

My name is Jack too

[@iantaggart3064]

I'll bet they all did.

[@radul476]

I like how Marvin Berry (the wounded guy), looked at his guitar at the end with such amazement, like he couldn't believe an instrument like this is capable of such a performance...

[@logicaldude3611]

I think he’s more like, “What did you just do with this beautiful instrument?” He’s weirded out lol

[@carlosalbertolealrodriguez5529]

I thought he was scared, indeed....

[@dylanmason3245]

He was afraid dude broke it

[@Wired4Life2]

@@dylanmason3245 Should've given that guitar a cigarette. In fact, the probably amp got ahead of both of them.

[@romiranda7760]

The 11 people that dislike this were not ready for this but their kids are gonna love it

[@ianthepianoboss169]

My favorite movie

[@tinfoil_frogjohnson7297]

This shit is so funny

[@backtothe1943x]

now its 34

[@Aligninternal23]

How do you see the dislikes on a video? Thought KZbin stopped showing it ​@@backtothe1943x

[@EditorOfSL]

When Marvin is shouting down the phone at Chuck “Your cousin, Marvin Berry!” it really makes me wonder just how many Marvins Chuck Berry knew! 😅

[@σεα-ψ9ε]

So Chuck Berry lifted this song off a timetraveling Marty? Interesting...

[@SamuraiGirl02]

Marvin is a much more common name than we realize 😆

[@toasterhavingabath6980]

when i first read this i thought you were saying he had a ton of cousins named marvin

[@logicaldude3611]

This movie is absolutely perfect and unironically timeless. Watched it with our kids a couple years ago and they all loved it.

[@manuelorozco7760]

It took me until 2015 to watch through it all and I just turned 31. Couldn’t agree with you more though

[@elibailey3761]

2:55 Marvin looked at that guitar like “wow, my guitar really just did all of that”

[@ksieck4679]

Love his lines, he can barely play Earth Angel, but then, “This is a blues riff in B, watch me for the changes, and try to keep up.” Just classic.

[@MegaCrittergirl]

That is so true. I never realised it until I saw your comment and it made me laugh. 😂😅

[@ricecookertm190]

While alternate Marty is hiding of the top 😂

[@daveiskilla1584]

Not yet, the paradox didn't happen yet. In BTTF 1 the timeline perspective was in the timeline 2 where Marty travel back to 1955 for the first time, and BTTF 2 has the perspective of the timeline 3 where the second Marty travels back again to 1955. Well, If you talking about timeline 3, yes Marty was hiding on the top lmao

[@MichaelJacksonRemakes]

@@daveiskilla1584 no because I think how it works is that biff was there in 1955 as well giving the almanac to his past self AND future marty was there to steal the almanac from biff and thats why when the marty in this video goes back to 1985 its normal

[@Heyitsme10120]

​@@daveiskilla1584biffs gonna kick that kid 😂😂

[@Chiron-xn4ol]

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[@slibiditanu]

@@MichaelJacksonRemakes nah it doesnt happen until they go back in time, its not like the time travel was MEANT to happen, otherwise the mcflys at the beginning of part 1 would already have lived the same lives at the mcflys at the end of part 1, george wouldnt be a wimp, loraine would already be thin, dave would have a job, and all that wouldve already been a thing at the beginning of part 1, them time travelling isnt meant to happen in their fate and destiny, when they time travel, its the first time thats happening

[@mattjensen8759]

Chuck Berry made this song a number one hit just a year later in 1956. It's pretty cool how Back to the Future fictionalized an account of where Chuck got the inspiration for it...still fun to see Michael jam to Van Halen later in the clip lol

[@pavloslaz7460]

1958

[@Tessellated]

And also the paradox of if chuck stole the idea from Marty but Marty only knew it from chuck then who wrote the song

[@high-defRJ]

Marty McFly, the true inventor of rock n' roll.

[@thescreennerdshow5592]

2:56 Marvin's looking at the guitar like he's saying how did he do it i didn't know we can play that sound on electric guitar

[@chuckyoofarley]

The first film that ever left me speechless and blown away simultaneously, and this scene had a lot to do with it.

[@coldplayfan6070]

And while that Marty was rocking and rolling, the other Marty was back there trying to escape from Biff with the Almanac.

[@ghidorah15]

More specifically, he was climbing overhead to stop Biff's goons from beating up his past self.

[@hornmoviereviews8739]

Marty changed music history!!!!😂

[@taylornamahoe03]

2024 anyone? This is the scene that started it all for me . I'm now a musician 'cause of Michael. 🥹

[@Spiderblaze-pw7bz]

Darn That Moive Never Gets Old😮

[@knightrohan1]

I love when he takes the guitar from Marty, he examines it cluelessly as if it was bewitched

[@samueljamesonfern3245]

When you go from Chuck Berry to Van Halen.

[@joshuacarrasco1536]

It's very wild and back to the Future 2 they had a redo this whole scene all over again just to match it perfectly of 1955 Marty versus alternate Marty

[@manuelorozco7760]

The sequels don’t hold a candle to the original!

[@mtpstv94]

@@manuelorozco7760 I would say the sequels are damn near perfection too. Maybe not as good, but pretty damn close.

[@manuelorozco7760]

@@mtpstv94 To each their own. I mean the sequels were a slight bit enjoyable but still

[@Shiroikage84]

But your kids are gonna love it. As a guy who was born in the early 80's, i concur!

[@virginiapendas2629]

one of my favorite movies, love this part

[@Franka.1966]

Almost 40 years later...and this scene still makes me laugh 🤣💖

[@CassiusSharp]

I like how there are slight differences from the actual Johnny B Good and Marty’s singing. In the song by Chuck Berry it goes, “Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans or but he could play a guitar just like a-ringin’ a bell” but Mary says “Way back in Louisiana down in New Orleans” and “He could play a guitar like he’s ringing a bell” and the first album to include the lyrics of a song was released 10 years after Johnny B Goode would be released. So Marty is singing this song he’s never seen the lyrics to from memory so he’s gonna make or say different notes or words then Chuck did when he was singing Johnny B Good

[@Proverbs-qw8nk]

The guy dancing on the floor 😂

[@CoolCademMAnimates-fz1ui]

“This one’s an oldie” Marvin Berry: oh no 0:10

[@55twintv39]

It was this scene that introduced me to the song.

[@ДаниарА-ц6ю]

Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans Way back up in the woods among the evergreens There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood Where lived a country boy named Johnny B. Goode Who never ever learned to read or write so well But he could play a guitar just like a-ringin' a bell Go go Go Johnny go go Go Johnny go go Go Johnny go go Go Johnny go go Johnny B. Goode He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack Go sit beneath the tree by the railroad track Oh, the engineers would see him sitting in the shade Strumming with the rhythm that the drivers made The people passing by they would stop and say "Oh my what that little country boy could play" Go go Go Johnny go go Go Johnny go go Go Johnny go go Go Johnny go go Johnny B. Goode

[@master-azazel]

fake

[@Johnny_boi1313]

God I love this movie

[@allstarwatt7246]

one of my favorites too

[@corvetaumbr2410]

I guess 13 people who pressed the dislike buttor aren't ready for this yet, but their kids are gonna love it

[@ElectricBlitzNinja]

I forgot that there was a number attached to the dislike button! XD

[@taylornamahoe03]

Also, I saw BTTF the Musical last Saturday, so that's what brought me here.

[@jeffmartin-g8r]

one of the great music scenes in movie history!

[@woodant1981]

As we all know, the band was also from the future as they kept up perfectly, it's just they didn't get their own film

[@executiveoutcomesUSA]

😂🎉

[@dylansantos6361]

Everyone was like “What was that?” 2:38

[@jackjohnston1298]

Man I love These movies

[@allstarwatt7246]

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[@carlosalbertolealrodriguez5529]

One of my favorite videoclips...!!!

[@20Kilogram]

The 50s were absolutely fkn wild

[@regiltube7932]

when he return that guitar ti that man, the man's expression be like, that sound is possible for this? how..why didn't we kno....

[@JF-bv6vc]

0:50 this white boy can jam😂

[@josepena4029]

2924 y añorando esos hermosos 80's con preciosa música !!fly Mackfly fly !!!!

[@AgnesMousel]

Quel musique j'adore merci à vous

[@Clymax01]

Going back to 1995 today is the equivalent of Marty going back to 1955 back then

[@KarlFernando-un3gu]

love this song

[@ericparrish1515]

Can't tell you enough how much all this discipline will manifest in time goddammmit kid

[@GeoffreyChilesTV]

Fox, Disney, etc. ALL studio heads passed on this script. Think about living that down.

[@thetruth72667]

Bet Eric wished he stopped being a pain in the ass on set & arguing with the directors behind the scenes!! This is an all time classic & when it was released the world went crazy for it, like crazy crazy, well deserved may I add! Glad he was difficult though cause it allowed Michael to come in & the rest is literally history!!! Side note: I know the feeling unfortunately lol! I’ve been passed on by every record label I’ve been to but they will be very sorry when someone finally does release my music. As you said, they will never live it down!!!

[@JamesHorn-i4b]

The musical instruments like a bell like a crystal bell tones

[@littleratbag1111]

Why was there never a full version of this song available? He was awsome :-)

[@sadikperez7564]

It's prom time everyone:)

[@zubat0532]

2:44 why does that guy's tie look like a guitar neck? hahahaha

[@johannesvalterdivizzini1523]

Johnny B. Goode by Chuck Berry was released in 1958. This is 1955...only three years earlier. Did music change that much in three short years?

[@manuelorozco7760]

The new Peanuts special Welcome Home Franklin sent me here! One of my favorite 80’s movies by the way

[@vernkay.]

He should have pulled off a Pete Townshend in this part of the movie and smashed that guitar.

[@michaeldwyer2244]

He's inventing rocking out

[@mauriciomaranhao729]

VERY GOOD

[@warrenmccormackjnr4813]

top video back to the future hire

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

People say Marty ripped off Chuck Berry. Actually considering Marvin left the phone off the hook long enough for the crazed Solo, Marvin and Marty showed Chuck a glimpse of where Rock and Roll was going at the time. He didn't rip Chuck off he put him way ahead of time.

[@CapedAvenger-y7o]

Actually, Chuck "ripped off" Carl Hogan's song Ain't That Just Like a Woman

[@Kitten-l7w]

Hes dressed like ac /dc lol has anyone ever noticed that? Even playing the guitar like him lol

[@allstarwatt7246]

taught chuck berry his own damn song

[@franziskakirch442]

Cool the Video

[@thescreennerdshow5592]

johnny b Goode hard rock version

[@ItzSkylandersGamerYT]

1:17

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[@dr.guante5896]

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[@NAFIMG]

Dec 14th 2023

[@BubblegumSoup]

How does Loraine at that point not fall in love with Marty all over again and ditch George??

[@kristiandawe85]

Wait a second, isn't that guitar a 1958 Gibson ES-345 that wasn't released until 1958, but the movie takes place in 1955

[@awesomeyoutubechannel.4124]

Taken from "Lincoln's World Season 3 episode 20: Drawer's Big Costume Party!

[@1krani]

Wish they'd finished the song instead of having Marty go from soloing to noodling.

[@МартиМакфлаев]

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[@davidperalta5568]

Suena mejor en español latino 😃😃😃

[@pedroimperador8931]

Back to the Future: Johnny B. Goode HD CLIP

[@NAFIMG]

Future marty in bttf 2 he was crawling in top try dropping sandbox to the 3 idiots bullies

[@mayaavelarde6490]

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[@salfuerte6784]

watch me for the changes and? try to keep up

[@BRose99]

HOT TAKE: Judas Priest's rendition of the same some in the movie titled Johnny B. Goode with Anthony Michael Hall is the greatest version of this song and I am willing to die on this hill. 🤷🏻

[@dylansantos6361]

2:50

[@weebfam1311]

I pressed the dislike(I actually like it I hope my kids will love this)

[@AMERIKANARESMART]

This is Elon Musk

[@lonelynationn631]

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[@GibusLesPaul69420]

youtube isn;t working right now

[@JamesHorn-i4b]

Play the grand ole Opry with me dolly parton sorry light bulbs

[@MrRich-yp7eu]

You're kids may love it, but it's not because music got better. :) 50's, 60's, 70's.... then music pretty much died. Well... what do you expect? I was born in 1954. LOL

[@Имбирнаяпеченька-ю6ь]

The grass was greener and the sky was bluier...

[@raflystiansahlatif5293]

This is the most boomer comment i've seen so far

[@Aethelhadas]

Hey at least dont exclude the 80s! haha

[@rahulm9305]

this comment cant get boomer than it already is

[@modernmute9028]

this video is a lie we all know Dewey Cox invented rock and roll and hard-core..

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

So when they fried my brain if I supported israel (part of the brain) I would be at peace but if I supported Palestine ( part of the brain ) it would hurt Why was this? Just asking?

[@juancarlosmorales4736]

Las cosas que nos vienen, son del futuro???? Osea alguien ya las vivió, como es su presente?

[@JokerM6]

It's Bb, Or A# ,not B...H, for you oldies ;)

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