Bob Marley - Buffalo Soldier REACTION

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[@rickhaddad7261]

It was the Native Americans that gave these soldiers the nickname "Buffalo Soldiers", because when they first ran into them their hair reminded them of the buffalo.

[@SpaceCattttt]

@Celtic Revival / Adfywiad Celtaidd Black slaves were also set "free" as long as they agreed to fight with the British against the French. When armies are short on soldiers, they recruit anyone who can fight...

[@Chris66able]

@ispumpkinking All that sounded good, but as Marley sings " if you know your history " its a load of shite.

[@Chris66able]

@ispumpkinking Weirdo. What circumstances are you on about, seeing as know has mentioned any, special or otherwise. Get a grip and grow up.

[@1183newman]

@Celtic Revival / Adfywiad Celtaidd There were even subdued natives fighting against natives.

[@peter3444]

They gave it to them also bcuz they were ordered to kill all the buffalos so the native americans would starve. 10th cavalry regiment “Buffalo Soldiers”

[@mikemaines1872]

Buffalo soldier was a name given to the black soldiers by the first nations people because the hair looked like the Cape on the American bison, it was a name of respect

[@grendalnewgod]

On September 6, 2005, Mark Matthews, the oldest surviving Buffalo Soldier, died at the age of 111. He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

[@karolyn8644]

Some of the Buffalo Soldiers "went native" after they finished their tour of duty, stayed in Indian country and married into the various tribes. I know a Dakota family that descends from a Buffalo soldier.

[@sinokadafi1797]

Wowww , thats a good thing to even b around or know

[@sammy2954]

@Sue Mac cry more

[@karolyn8644]

@Sue Mac Are you talking to me? I'm a South Dakotan & have lived much of my life in the state. I was married to a professor of American History whose primary field of research & study was the "contact period" between whites & Natives. What I have stated is fact. Do you have a problem with my first-hand knowledge?

[@kesleycottrell1416]

Nothing goes better with wake and bake better than Bob. You know it will be a great day.

[@stephenulmer3781]

Good suggestion! I love Bob Marley. Bob Marley is one of those artists most everybody likes. Even like your grandparents. ☺

[@almightygaming5971]

Every time I listen to his music I cry that’s how deep I be in with his music

[@richardmeijer1529]

Exactly. I cry tears too much listening to this legend

[@calixmeus4374]

Play Three o'clock roadblock

[@robotmafia000]

🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@isabelleger2815]

I’ve been in Negril Jamaica on a boat listening to this with an umbrella on my drink!!

[@almightygaming5971]

Isabel Leger nah I don’t do the west coast I’m from Kingston

[@brxee]

Stir It Up, Easy Skankin, Exodus. The list goes on and on.

[@CindyWilson1991]

"Three Little Birds" and "No Woman, No Cry Live” (or studio).

[@Patriiiiick]

I was always fascinated by my Dad's Bob Marley records when I was a kid.

[@nostalgialad9467]

Bro 💯 the same, I liked it then, but as I got older, my friends, who I believe never really listened to him, started to say I love Bob, but I think it was related to smoking weed 😅 I was like 7 dancing to him with my dad in the kitchen

[@michaelseeram1283]

I grew up listening to Brother Bob these lyrics are history ❤

[@firstchoice4527]

its not "dreadlocked rockstar" it's Dreadlock Rasta!

[@Tonyblack261]

I used to know a delightful old Jamaican lady who used to tell me what life was like back when she grew up there. Because very few people on the island could afford a record player, the record companies would drive a truck onto the beach and play the latest Reggae music through speakers and there would be impromptu parties. There was a slightly sinister side to this as the local musicians would be paid a very small amount of money and would sign away the rights to their music. Marley sang about this in his song "Small Axe" (Small Acts - a lot of Marley's lyrics were coded). In the song the "Small Axe" was going to chop down "The Big Tree" (Big Three record companies).

[@DeadHeadCrypto]

Very fascinating thanks for sharing! ❤☮️

[@MichaelSmith-bn6hm]

Reggae the only music that the bpm is the same as the human heart beat Between 80 - 110 beats per minute. This is why you feel reggae not just hear it.

[@garywilson3042]

That's a great metaphor, but simply not true. A lot of reggae hasa low tempo and high tempo, but so does many, many other pieces and genres of music.

[@gtsehafe8168]

@@garywilson3042 reggae is the only music in the world that's based on the heartbeat. There is no other music on the planet like it

[@billhicks6449]

@@gtsehafe8168 that's just not true. While reggae has certainly earned a place amongst the most endearing and heartfelt of music's it certainly is not the only music based on the beat of the human heart. Blues, Jungle Techno, and Nu metal are just a couple of examples of genres based on an off set beat. In fact there really is only two basic types of drum beat. Straight "tap,tap,tap,tap" and the heartbeat "TAP,tap,TAP,tap. As for BPM, the manipulations of drum beats do more for the feel of a song than anything else. A drum beat above the average heartbeat (which is actually 60 BPM, and for healthy individuals may drop as low as 45 BPM) should indicate the song is about a situation in which the heart would be racing faster than usual.

[@billhicks6449]

A heart beat of 80+ BPM is a major indicator of heart disease. Your heart should not have a resting beat of more than 1 beat per second. If it's at 110 resting you are on the verge of a heart attack.

[@andreaclarke161]

One of my favorite but they are so many. I believe he was also saying Black Americans and Caribbean are one. Try War, Is this Love, Redemption Song, Could you be Loved? Bob is the GOAT

[@scottgelb2650]

I love Bob Marley. Two great songs out of many: "Exodus" and "Iron Lion Zion".

[@barrystanton2796]

Iron Lion Zion is brilliant , I also think Africa Unite is criminally underrated

[@thomascoen447]

Bob Marley, just means Love , Love, Love for everyone

[@bigron725]

My all time favorite Bob Marley song ! Good choice .

[@davidbentley145]

six regiments of Black soldiers were formed in 1866 stationed on the western frontier...good and faithful service...Ty dear

[@christinajensen8058]

3 little Birds, no woman, no cry, war

[@tsfmnlb]

Hi India, please listen to Bob Marley "Is This Love". I think you'll dig it :)

[@garybeck5316]

Neve be anyone like Bob Marley.what an artist he was

[@shaynesparkes8740]

India, great video. Great artist more Bob please!

[@overthewebb]

I'm a white Brit and I grew up in my teens listening to every album of his. There will never be a guy to compare to Bob, he's just the best Reggae singer ever. The man's a legend. I used to go to Jamaican Blues parties where I grew up and all we did was listen to Bob and Old school Ska and Reggae. Pretty much every Black person where I lived in the Uk had jamaican ancestry. Btw Bob's Dad was a White British Naval officer, so he's mixed race also. I still have his Biography sat on my bookshelf.

[@G02372]

Same. I was raised in London near Brixton so I was exposed to lots of Caribbean culture including the music. It had a big impact on me

[@G02372]

People conveniently forget that Bob’s Dad was white. Bob was picked on when he was a child for being to light skinned

[@bamacamera1809]

name came from American Indians describing the black cavalry troops in the 1800s. Was a Cav troop myself and was also on the Horse Detachment (11ACR). The Army still has 8 horse detachments and the Marines have 1.

[@dpyoungboy1713]

Bob Marley tells a Bible story in some of his songs like rastaman live up and etc , good message in that song to.

[@MrUndersolo]

Ah, the sound of my childhood... #BobMarley

[@gazwheeldon5952]

He was a prophet of our days, love this man.

[@hemantpatil733]

Bob Marley Free teaching of free thought.

[@richardw4336]

Love this; Love Bob. Would love you to do Jammin or Is This Love.

[@TheSpaghettihoop]

Greetings from Bonnie Scotland - There is a great video of Bob Marley's Family playing tribute to their father - look up The Bob Marley Family - Could you be loved. It is a very good video, one very much worth watching and listening too. Keep up The Good Work, India. Take Care and Keep Safe.

[@Tbirdnumber15681]

Love it. Im only 35 but i used to listen to this in college when I was studying.

[@kimjong-un464]

*Only 35?😂 I'm 19 and i still listen to raggae n country music everyday.*

[@marshlake74]

@@kimjong-un464 ok so what

[@DeadHeadCrypto]

​@@kimjong-un464age is just a number, but the younger you begin listening to Real Music / Good music it's def an advantage to people who haven't found it yet in the sense of being someone who considers themselves open minded if that makes sense. Also Don't Do Drugs Kids and stay in school.. 😅☮️🙊🙉🙈🍀

[@oldman9843]

My favorite Bob Marley song

[@denisetinto1828]

I would love to see you cover some Caribbean music. Cheers

[@gazwheeldon5952]

Most people think prophets where only around 2000 years ago, they are born every day, they have to be, we haven't won the battle yet 💚

[@peterfromgermany2431]

Why do such people have to die so early?❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@DDPYogaBoomer]

Black Union Cavalry during civil war and after in the American West

[@g.d.5319]

You GOTTA hear Never Go Home Again by Gangstagrass. I said, "What in the East Wheeling, West Virginia hell is this?" And then it grew on me.

[@isabelleger2815]

I cry when I listen to his music too very mellow but I cry nonetheless

[@bendyrland7213]

What a great song. Such a good man.

[@paulusilingivakeq1610]

I like to Bob marley very much. And you are so beutiful omg

[@gidosteinert8931]

Thank you for following my recommandation. Next Damian Marley "Welcome to Jamrock" please.

[@sandracrooks3753]

Love Bob Marley

[@shelleymarler9690]

Dreadlock Rasta Caribbean's were free many yeas before America. Just a few more songs, "No Woman, NO Cry", Redemption song, Three Little Birds. Love his music. ,

[@pattyfree2970]

Yo! Nice shirt, I know a steal your face when I see one, might be covered up by your hair but that is GD for sure. Love it. Also diggin the hairstyle. Keep trucking girl and thanks for another great react!

[@donaldmoon]

LOve Bob Marley! The Wailers. No Woman No Cry! --don

[@Bacchus69]

We need more Reggae reactions, not many people do Reggae reactions. 🇧🇿☝️

[@RandomPau]

Good idea! More ska too.

[@Bacchus69]

@@RandomPau Totally agree!

[@aquanp]

Many people dont understand the deepness of the music and just smoke to it because it sounds good but as a Rasta its mandatory and its herb

[@user-li5vr6cd6o]

Hugely Popular in N.Z. .. Rasta man ...

[@RPostVideos]

Introduced Bob to my 8th graders. They dug the chill vibes!

[@shankarthoral6648]

History Lesson in just a few minutes

[@elliotmcmanus7510]

concrete jungle live on old grey whistle test 1973, bobs first appearance on British tv check out the video, top drawer stuff!

[@lisastygall9062]

This was an anthem for us as young white people growing up in 70s britain. Wow.

[@surferdad07]

Bob Marley ''War'' ''Concrete Jungle''

[@dannytafrodon]

Dreadlock RASTA! As in Rastafarian.

[@calixmeus4374]

Amazing as always tho it was the native Americans who called black soldiers buffalo soldiers.

[@boumboumblog]

Redemption songs Bob Marley and Kingston town UB40 are great

[@wearinganapron]

Love this song, love Marley. The Buffalo Soldiers were Civil War Soldiers, fighting for the Union, in the Civil War. After that, the US sent them out West to fight against the Native Americans, again, for America. I think Marley quipped the phrase to "represent" a resistance movement, but the term is much older.

[@bendyrland7213]

They are from the Daka tribe. Daka than we are.

[@lenoranolan6825]

Oh yeah, love Bob Marley's music the Man could sooth your soul. India pls try.. ''Shaggy' . singing'' You're my Angel'' .. he sounds sooo good.. you probably already know this song. Reggae Music can definitely change your mood. Try a live version.. 🎶🎶🎶

[@DeadHeadCrypto]

LOVIN' The Dead Shirt 😸☮️💯❤️ (~);}

[@Los-Sanchez616]

Survival is an excellent album. Smoke a good spliff and listen to that whole album some time, for yourself.

[@bridgetlaw1484]

Three little birds ........ Please

[@ViolentKisses87]

Buffalo Soul - Jah~!

[@faghmihercules5116]

Buffalo soldiers was the first line of attack that took the bullets for their masters

[@richardlevy2679]

I am a Jamaican

[@joncheresposy1460]

Look it up buffalo soldiers were in America history as much as native Americans they shared the same snuggle almost in this land it's a big mystery

[@elvinb74]

It's a Relaxing song you can Jam with but It has a Deep meaning.. You should listen to Babylon System by Bob Marley.. get into his Songs that you have never heard before it's an Eye opening.

[@denisetinto1828]

Check out Chant Down Babylon CD with artists like Lauren Hill, Marley's son's, etc. Worth listening to. Just pick a song and you'll be good. Very good covers. Brings Marley even more up to date, although his music is timeless. I am married to a man from Trinidad and he loves Bob Marley.

[@overthewebb]

I only just noticed you said this at the multiple time watching it. The song doesn't go Rock Star, he's singing Rasta.

[@qtpwqt]

Time for some Peter Tosh

[@kungmeek]

React to more Reggae in general :) alot of great roots music out there

[@ronaldporter7206]

It was because they Indigenous warriors thought the hair of the Black Soldier resembled the furry manes of the buffalo. I do belive the first Buffalo soldiers were the men of the 3rd Cavalry and the 1st Infantry divisions. A point of history; in all the wars since the Indian Wars of the 19th century, these regiments have never lost a single battle. Not one.

[@sugarfree1894]

I had a cassette from some dudes in Amsterdam back in the mid-80's with a dub version of this, just the best. Never found it again. "Dreadlock rockstar", er, no.

[@marietheresahughes7010]

Smooth 😊😊😊😊😊

[@floorticket]

Grateful Dead reactions? "Friend of the Devil" or "Cumberland Blues" ... where to start?

[@eringleeson8533]

Hey India, I grew up on Bob Marley - I think you would love Redemption Song - Its a beautiful song. If you want something a little more funky my other go to is Stir it up - Love it!

[@christinemclean9741]

Stolen from africa brought to America❤❤❤

[@shawnkushmer8839]

Great song. But if you really want to HEAR Bob's message listen to Burnin' & Looting, Small Axe, Concrete Jungle. It's sad his music is affiliated with smoking herb but at that time that was his religion. Very rarely do we hear a Bob song on the radio. There's a reason for it. His song "War" was a poem. Lauren Hill said it best- Learn the message through his words. Respect and love-

[@morganetches3749]

Never thought of Bob Marley as having a laidback vibe. More of a political warrior vibe

[@nicholasmangialardi1618]

Tosh was more of the political warrior

[@PHILPOP2]

😳

[@brucegame1458]

great vids ! marley was lagend i'd try peter tosh sinnerman to great song

[@sangorilla1]

Huge Respect for Bob Marley and his effort to spread a message of unity and cooperation and hope. However, he got this topic completely wrong. Our tribes often welcomed freed and escaped slaves into tribal citizenship. Many of our ancestors fought for their freedom. Check the formation of the Western Cherokee Nation (the one sending a representative to congress this year). Their charter specifically includes any and all freedmen living in the area to be registered as tribal members. Imagine our horror when those same people came at us dressed in US Cavalry uniforms and participated in Indian extermination efforts and driving tribes off their homelands and into reservations (otherwise known as extermination camps). For Bob Marley to re-cast this as a fight of resistance, as a movement is fundamentally distorting the reality of the wholesale slaughter. However, Respect to you for examining and reacting to this song and all music. Respect to all minorities trying to have their voices heard. It's a difficult song for some of us to listen to. Peace.

[@lecu1967]

The Buffalo Soldiers were blacks who had fought in the Civil War but remained in service afterwards and were used to fight the native Americans Essentially the leaders didn't care who died, because they were either going to be black soldiers or American Indians

[@marcozabala9498]

Hello BELLA!!! please listen to Los pericos, Los cafres: Tus ojos, from Argentina, Manu chao from the World, Alerta kamarada, Herencia de Timbiqui from Colombia. Thanks

[@anonymous2012s]

*you look like Rita Repulsa here*

[@mikecaetano]

Long live Bob Marley! Here's an underrated classic: "Stand Alone" · Bob Marley & Lee "Scratch" Perry kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppvKn3Vmj9ubgck And there are so many others you could check out too: "Three Little Birds", "Stir It Up", "Get Up, Stand Up", "I Shot the Sheriff", "No Woman, No Cry", "Exodus", "Waiting in Vain", "Jamming", "One Love/People Get Ready", "Could You Be Loved", "Redemption Song", "Zimbabwe", "Rebel Music (3 O'clock Roadblock)", "War/No More Trouble" ...

[@JahleeyahKalonji]

react to Bob Marley - Babylon System & top rankin

[@memcm7213]

Skankin’!

[@3bdallah73]

❤️❤️❤️🇰🇼

[@danilchawngte1603]

There's a remix version of this go react to that it was quite catchy

[@PBOII88]

You should do a reaction video on this song... Steel Pulse-Not King James Version, The lyrics and music will open your mind... Good reggae with a meaning

[@sam44ire]

Listen 2 Midnite. 1💚💛❤

[@melvinwren]

pretty sure the man wants us to assosciate bob marley instantly with weed. not that anything is wrong with weed. its just they are trying to dismiss him. if you listen to all of his music. u might find one or two songs with possible metaphors to herb. whats his main message? why would they paint this picture of him as a stoner? if you look at all his music, his message is like 50 % love, 50% revolution. his music makes you smart and the man dont like that.

[@DennyDreadBassMan]

Native Americans named black soldiers buffalo soldiers because of their hair.

[@cocobread2569]

You're so pretty.

[@biz09ification]

Dreads like rasta

[@nicebluejay]

ahh bob

[@cliveconnor6543]

Try playing crazy bald head rasta man vibration album

[@wahyudecu1865]

Try react ( I'LL Never let you go ) steelheart cover by Deden Gonzales

[@charliemac64]

Wahyu Decu Or maybe do the original.

[@jeranjoel411]

Dreadlock Rasta

[@o0oo0o70]

Literally no one trys looking up his songs or react to them. Why?

[@alphatango9480]

Lol right!!!

[@alphatango9480]

Like at the beginning of last year there was only one Bob marley reaction now there's a few lol

[@o0oo0o70]

@@alphatango9480 and its always the same songs as well 😭

[@douglasbrown1194]

@@alphatango9480 Because he sing about what's going on now, Racism, "Until the color of a man skin is no more significant than the color of his eyes, it's war " from War, "From the very first day we left the shores of our father's land we been Trampled on", from Babylon System .