Brooks & Dunn - Believe (Reaction!)

[@Eddie-ol9cv]

My mom was African American and so proud of my heritage my father was a white cacasion and raise my head when I walk with my head held up high with respect because at the end of the day we all bleed the same color🇱🇷

[@ispoox]

That’s another Ronnie Dunn song too lol.

[@chief7174]

Faith can be powerful. Embrace it. Which ever faith you have, embrace it.

[@GregSears-bd9sp]

I was 8 and my neighbor across the street was a 83 black man that raised me like his own son,he took me to the movies,to get ice cream, fishing,hunting, he showed me so many things my father didn't have time for.This wonderful man was so Dedacated to Jesus and his wife & dog ( frisky) .when he died ,I felt he took me too.Still today he crosses my mind,songs like this helps me remember that old man who didn't see color, love me like he did.

[@mitchanderson931]

I don't know what happened in the last couple decades but your kind of story wasn't uncommon when I was young (40ish years ago). Society recognized ethnic differences but there were less prominent cultural differences. Not to mention it's crazy how when I was young, we generally saw black folks more often than not as being solid Christians. Heroes of faith in Christ. I don't know how the public perception has changed so rapidly to the point that now when I think of the perception of the black community, I think of rap and twerking and etc instead of Jesus lovers. Something bad happened to the culture and I don't know what it was.

[@GregSears-bd9sp]

@mitchanderson931 I believe it was the liberals changing our laws on disciplining our children,when I was little if I did bad things my neighbors took a switch to my behind.Now days kids are telling there parents they will call the police. It's sad.

[@gerardoreyes602]

I lost 2 sisters to covid in Dec 2021, they passed 14 days apart. I stepped up and was granted custody of 3 minor kids. 1 which graduated shortly after and now serves as a marine, praying for him as he's somewhere in middle east. On stand down for now. I also have guardianship of an older family member. This song helps me get through some days. It's my job now.

[@paulwalker242]

Hey brother, I'm 61 and just discovered your reaction videos. Couple things that stood out was your empathy and kindness. You have a good heart and I have to say I really enjoy your reactions I've seen so far.

[@becksullivan4796]

Mercy this is such a wonderful song. If this doesn’t bring tears to your eyes, well I don’t know what will.

[@jennifermolina4396]

Most underrated voice in country. Love it.

[@Mamat5kdz]

Nothing but pure truth in this real story of singer Ronnie Dunns Childhood...

[@paulbergonzoni2616]

I love you brother. That teared me up. I grew up next to retirement apartments. Many who lived there would call me to take out their trash and give me a nickel, dime, or sometimes even a quarter...sometimes a snack for me or my dog. They would talk and talk. I loved it. Didn't care about the money. I loved the stories and the genuine connections. Needless to say; I grieved a lot of deaths but it was worth it. The memories are golden. I'd do it all again.

[@carolyncostner9619]

This song is a true story that Ronnie Dunn put to musi . He has such a strong, beautiful voice!

[@VicTucker]

No it’s not, Ronnie says himself that it was co written

[@LewKat74]

Not a true story at all

[@natewaters7711]

You can hear his sincerity in his voice

[@BBBYpsi]

The song was co-written by Ronnie Dunn & Craig Weisman. The song was written because of Ronnie Dunn's own experiences with faith & spirituality. He said he has realized it is not about fame & money but about your Journey & what you believe in, and for him that journey was about his influenced by his faith.

[@LindaLewis-uy1dk]

The video and the song made me cry. YOU made me cry. You are real, and quite a man. Thanks for your reactions and your attitude.

[@thecarnivorechampion]

Dude, I just ran across your videos. I am a 56 year old white guy. I LOVE your reaction videos. You are a genuine person. Thank you for putting this content out for us. I have been a country music fan my whole life. I am glad you are experiencing this genre, finally.

[@cheridrawdy3094]

Same!

[@joelmabrey2569]

You took the words out of my mouth brother! Only difference is I am 51 ...

[@emmysdaddyguy1083]

@@joelmabrey2569 Dittos here too- and I’m 75!

[@donnysmith946]

Same here, but I'm 74 and I have watched many reaction videos on here and by far, Yours is the BEST!!

[@kathypriest95]

❤ me too! And this song...❤

[@loriwilkes500]

My old man Wrigley was Leon a elderly man in church. Sat with him every Sunday. Loved that man!!! Love your reactions!! Glad to see younger generation opening mind to different genres!

[@nnioclkes]

I’ve heard this song HUNDREDS of times and I still break down every time. I’m so excited that you’ve just found country music and you’ve accepted it. I’m looking forward to following you on this journey brother because you have no idea the quality of music and stories and life lessons you’re about to hear.

[@ninja_tony]

Yeah, this and Whiskey Lullaby are the only two songs that will never fail to bring me to tears every single time I hear them. I was already on the verge of crying again not even a minute into this video. It's such a beautiful and relatable story to begin with, and it always makes me think of how I never had a chance to spend time with my grandparents growing up and what I would give to have shared even a handful of moments like this with them before they were gone.

[@jeanneharris8321]

Every time

[@scotteustice6230]

Ya me too. Took me a few times to get that at the funeral, the kid had to run and go see for himself that Wrigley was gone (faith tester) and Wrigley's message turning the page to the picture at the end as if to say 'I'm with my family'.

[@michellehoskins5624]

Same... Everytime

[@starlaryer4165]

me too

[@TheGadgetwiz]

For me, it was the hobby store owner in my home town. He was an old black man. I never even thought about that until I saw this video. I spent several years hanging out with him after my mother died and my father abandoned me. I’m so grateful he was in my life.

[@kdmcallister3537]

Ronnie Dunn was preparing for Seminary to become a minister when he won a songwriting contest. He accepted an invite to Nashville to write songs. He met Kix Brooks there and, well, they became the top country duo of all time. Yeah, there's a lot of honky tonkin' songs, but ol' Ronnie works in a song like this now and again...powerful, I tell ya!! I've been going to church since I was 3.weeks old. 65 years. Believing in God's gft is the key, not attending church. Blessings!!

[@lisagiroux55]

This is a true story based on his childhood. You should look it up!

[@timhevrin2445]

Grew up next door to Mr Simms we played backgammon and talk almost every weekend. We would always bet a dollar and it would go from his dice cup to mine visa versa. When he passed Mrs Simms gave me the backgammon board. That dollar is still in his cup setting on our bookshelf. I'm now in my 50's. What an amazing influence he had on my life.

[@arnoldcox9128]

He took us to church on this one, what a voice and hell of a story

[@danaweldy6239]

True story of Ronnie Dunns life! I raise my hands and bow my head everytime 💗

[@hockemeyer1]

For some of us guys who grew up fatherless and had men of the community invest their time in our lives, this song has maybe a little more meaning, and a few extra tears. Its our obligation to pass on the kindness that strengthened us.

[@markanderson1009]

Wish I had . Just the Man upstairs. Gby

[@stuartpage5696]

Beautifully said.

[@jim3446]

My grandpa. He's was in Patton's 3rd Army. The Bulge, Rhine River, and 2 more battles. He lost all the other men on his 105 howitzer from a German 88 in the Bulge. He was the only one not hit from the blast. He spent the rest of his life raising a family, a crop, and cattle. He spoke few words and the words he did speak were kind and humble. He loved singing old hymns at church. He taught me how to love the Lord with a humble heart. That's my Mr. Wrigley ❤️

[@TheJackBaker]

My Grandfather had a similar story, He climbed under a burned up tank, took 24 hours of continuous shelling. He also was in Patton's 3rd army. He was also the only one in his platoon to survive, that's how he got his stripes.. He was a sweet man.

[@RandyTWA]

As our culture demands we focus on our differences, this beautiful story reminds us how much we have in common. It’s what we do here and now that determines our eternity.

[@matthewserkert4401]

Yep, we’re all God’s children, and Jesus came, lived, died, arose and ascended to heaven for all of God’s children to have redemption and salvation in heaven for eternity … if … we believe.

[@lovcymaribeth4081]

At 73 I have more years behind me than before me. Even as I was a Christian, I was afraid of dying. Because I knew I was not the person I should be. Now, as the years roll on I believe. Bless you and your family and Merry Christmas!🙏👼

[@williamdavidnew4719]

74 this year and I can relate to your post. But GOD says HE loves us and JESUS was born, lived and died to cover our sins. Let's be the best we can be in our remaining times.

[@markanderson1009]

Yup

[@karenchesser6348]

My Step-Dad was my Mr Wriggle. This strikes home for me so deep. My Dad, as I called him, has been gone nearly 15 years and miss him everyday.

[@tiacrawford7916]

My neighber was a ww2 vet who was blind he lived to be 100 as he always said he would he lived alone till 90 something.

[@Beadingterri]

My Grandma was my Mr Wrigley, she was the kindest, sweetest woman in the world. She was our prayer warrior and the way she lived her life showed her Christianity. I never heard Grandma say a harsh word to or about anyone. Her prayers are why so many of our family are still around, especially me. I will never stop missing her and try to live up to her example

[@michaelhoward900]

One of the most beautiful songs, country or otherwise, that I've ever heard performed beautifully by Ronnie Dunn. And that organ in the background, OMG.

[@johngilbanni5891]

That organ is half the song but at the same time it’s kept just far enough in the background…spot on production, whoever did this.

[@toniturk5556]

This is a true story for Ronnie Dunn. Glad you did this reaction. Such a great song

[@markhopkins222]

“Believe” was written by Ronnie Dunn and Craig Wiseman and was released in 2005 as the second single off of Brooks & Dunn’s album Hillbilly Deluxe. The song is told from the perspective of a man reflecting back on his childhood and the time he spent with his neighbor Old Man Wrigley.

[@wendyparker1986]

Also, I love the reference to "the words written in red." The song is referencing the words in the Bible spoken by Jesus. I'm sure most of y'all know, but I wanted to mention it. I LOVE this journey that you are on with country music. Real country music isn't short shorts beer and tailgates. It is music that touches the soul. Music like what you just listened to. Chris Stapleton, Jamey Johsnon, Merle Haggard (my all-time favorite). Real country music will move you, touch you, male you feel. Short of Stapleton, I can't tell you the last time I heard a real country song played on country radio. I thank the good Lord for other formats to find the real stuff!

[@beckybennett9661]

When I was baptized, I was given a red letter edition of the Bible. All words spoken by Christ were in red. That was 50 years ago and I still have it.

[@williamoneal4112]

​@@beckybennett9661you mentioned baptism and I can't help but smile because this song was playing when I was baptized when I was 10. It holds a special place in my heart as a song that will always remind me of the day I was washed of my sins in a river

[@nadinehaney6590]

I'm glad I looked at the comments because I was going to explain the same thing; when I was little just about every Bible had the words of Jesus in red ink. I don't think it is as common anymore.

[@robindew9072]

Just try not to get to emotional or cry. It's so moving, touching and done so gracefully. Ronnie tells his story beautifully with grace.

[@mikegagnon4007]

For me, this song reminds me of my neighbor growing up. She was an older lady who taught me more about life, the meaning of true happiness, the value of faith and family, than any other person or experience ever. I’m 47 years old now and I still hear her feeble voice every time I have an important decision to make or if I’m going through a tough time or even the best of times. She was probably the biggest influence in my life

[@dianedove1000]

This is the first time I’ve heard this song. Brooks (or Dunn) did a great job singing it. You may not know that there are a whole lot of Christians in the world of Country music. Watch their awards show sometime, and you will hear them praising their Lord all over the place! If you are a born again Christian, and I think you are, then don’t hesitate to say so. We can’t worry about stepping on other religion’s toes when it comes to sharing our faith. Who knows, something you say may very well bring light to that other person who is still in the dark. Love you, Bro!

[@bobsundquist2039]

Ronnie Dunn was the singer. He studied to be a pastor before getting into country music. From Ronnie Dunn I recommend "the cost of living" and "bleed red"

[@Melly01]

Honestly, my daddy is my Old Man Wrigley. He could fix anything, he was my protector, my role model. When he got to the point where Alzheimer's took every memory it could, it couldn't shake the faith out of him. He might not remember who I was on a given day, couldn't necessarily hold a conversation that made sense to us, but the man could still send up a prayer like a preacher, every word made sense and every person he came in contact with got prayed for (whether they wanted it or not. Lol). I love this song and while of course I find it sad, I also find it so hopeful. Old Man Wrigley went on home to be reunited with his wife and his baby and eventually I'll see my dad again. Thanks for the react on this. Btw, you mentioned that you liked storytelling, which is why you're getting country suggestions out the wazoo. Lol. Not a whole lot tells a story better than a country music song.

[@lizabeth4453]

Thank you for sharing this. It made my heart smile.

[@kdmcallister3537]

Melly, thank you!! My mother has been in the throes of memory decline for 25 years. Now full-blown Alzheimer's at 90. She's silly and may or may not know me, can't remember she has grandchildren, her husband of 60 year, and anything else that matters. Ask her to pray...her mind is clear as a glass as she prays a prayer sweeter than all the babies in the world. No explanation. It's just a "God thing." She believes and so do I. 😇

[@Melly01]

@@kdmcallister3537 "Those moments" are the ones you live for in these situations, aren't they? The ones where your loved one's true self shines through, either in the way they are innately or those moments when the fog lifts and you know they see and know you. Bless you and your family as you go through this and keep those sweet moments tucked away in your heart. I also believe, and so do both of my parents, so we all have that certainty we'll be together again. ❤️🙏🏼

[@kdmcallister3537]

@@Melly01 Thank you!! God bless!

[@alesiaking5578]

My dad too. He's been the deacon, choir leader, Sunday school teacher, my female football coach, my contractor on building 3 of my homes, my hero, my inspiration to stay alive when I didn't want to be here. Thanks to my old man Wriggly, my Dad.

[@lauraduffy9055]

This is a true story. Ronnie Dunn (the guy who sang on this one) had this dear man as his childhood friend. He promised himself that when he made it he would write a song in honor of him. He no longer performs it because it is so emotional for him.

[@bullfrogger1208]

I think of the thousands I have crossed paths with in my 70 years. I can count on one hand with fingers left over those who had that kind of effect. Priceless beyond words. Thanks.

[@tammyvaughan7394]

This song is so heart touching. My faith changed and grew when I cared for my parents. I learned so much watching the last months they had together. I saw what true love is and I learned there is more to death than what we see. The words written in red have a different meaning now to me and this song always reminds me of the times with my parents and how much God helped me through their passing.

[@Gashouse69]

This song always makes me think of my Grandfather. For me, I think this is one of the most powerful songs/videos ever written in any genre. Even after hundreds of times hearing it it still impacts just as hard as the 1st time.

[@mrw4165]

True! The first time viewing this video, my breath was taken away with its beauty.

[@Luv_my_cats]

This song gets me every single time I listen to it. My old man wrigley was my Grandpa, I think about that sweet man every day 😢

[@dakotahraines1345]

This song means alot. I appreciate Ronnie Dunn for this masterpiece and sharing his feelings with this true story of his. One of my favorite voices ever

[@anthonylewis62]

my uncle that raised me, he was my world, all my life, he died march of 2001, not a day goes by, i dont ache for him, and my son that died last year, as well, the two people i loved most

[@rockneybarnes4575]

When I was young 2 widow sisters lived next door , I would go over there and listen to their stories

[@ceciliataylor1990]

Thanks!

[@CysMix1]

Ain't no better gift than befriending an old person as a young man. They can teach you so much

[@lareoke5685]

This is one of the most inspirational songs I have ever heard, beautifully written story which is beautifully sung. What makes it extra special is the fact that it's based on the lead singer's life when he was growing up. The world needs more positive messages like this of people who don't look the same but still share wonderful times together. The older man was such a positive influence on the young guy. Great stuff!

[@user-co2wo7ej2f]

Singing in our Choir group gave me a way to Praise.

[@HomelightRealtyAZ]

Brooks and Dunn... classic country. Love them. Ronnys voice is so amazing

[@TNgirl546]

My best friend and I knew this old man who had a porch swing just like him. We went to his house almost every day and we would sit and he would tell us stories. I grew up in a very small town also. His wife had died and he lived alone and I know he loved our visits. I remember being told that he had passed and it hit me hard. Uncle Alvie is what we called him. and I will never forget him.

[@ShaunaB]

Yay! My request! Sorry it got you in the feels... it's one of my favorite Brooks and Dunn songs though... Ronnie has such an amazing voice and this just showcases it.

[@LdyJacquetta]

Love is love, no color!!! Miss Isabelle Sunday school teacher who told me. Just believe!! I quit going to church and before she died just told me to believe and you are good

[@cindyphifer970]

One of my favorites by them. They have so many hits

[@JeanieDean62]

I’ve been a Believer since I was 11. This song gets me everytime. I suppose my father’s mother was my person. She was the “Godliest” person I’ve ever known. People experiencing a crisis from all around the country would call her because it was known “Sister Nannie” was connected and her prayers were heard. You need that kind of assurance in your life. It’s not a theory, it’s the simple truth. God bless all of you precious souls.

[@linafrandin8641]

Love, love your sincerity! This song is a game changer. So many of these same stories happen in every small town, big town, big city. Boys need true men, to guide them in to truth of knowing how valued they are. It's America, we need youth in America to feel they have value....love what you do.

[@wilkvanburen]

Sometimes, more often than you expect, and maybe more often than we deserve, country music will give us a simple story, told in a simple way, but with a powerful voice, and such genuine emotion you can't help but have your heartstrings plucked. This song gets me every time. Even to this day.

[@jenniferworley7115]

Definitely write to your teacher. Don't wait, it only takes a few minutes and can make such a difference in someone's life. My father was a teacher for 30 years and when he passed away the sheer number of former students that attended was the greatest comfort to us, his family, of what a light he was for others. My father, a job and life well lived.

[@little4163]

🥰

[@pansysutton4689]

This duo is an icon. Don't cheat yourself from the amazing feels country music is known for. And you know a really good teacher will see things in students that they don't recognize about themselves.

[@peachesb-georgia1125]

Loved your reaction... you are truly a nice person...GOD bless you and don't ever change...

[@GraphicallySpeakingMimi]

I can’t believe I just submitted a request for you to react to this…not realizing you had already done it. New subscriber so I missed it…but so happy to see this reaction. This song never fails to give me goosebumps. Welcome to Country music brother. God Bless you.

[@amyfrost9293]

True story of the singer’s childhood ❤

[@debbieheckman]

Amen. There is power in the red letters.

[@samic1051]

Wow love your reaction videos, I am an almost 60 year old white woman been binging on your reaction videos and I have to tell you I can't stop crying . You're just so genuine to watch.. I know this is a true story that was based on the singers experience when he was a young guy and this older dude was like a grandfather figure to him, and years later he writes the song and his storytelling is just beautiful along with his voice and the story itself thank you and God bless 👋🇨🇦❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@milissaleatherwood6837]

I'm an atheist and one of the hardest parts of that is not having the hope to see people that have passed away again. My dad passed in 2014 and it is the hardest thing going through life believing that he is no longer able to see what i do with my life. Songs like this make me wish for the days when i was Christian or even as a kid being Mormon. But on the other side of that coin i think it makes me cherish each day i have with people more than i would if i thought that death was not the end.

[@BeenThere2]

I lost the love of my life at 25. I'm also an atheist. I believe there is a higher power that gives us strength to endure & the ability to overcome the hard truths the world hands us. There has not been a day since my late husband's death I haven't felt his presence. The love we shared is alive and felt everyday.

[@amycaraway4489]

I will still love you and pray for you. Love makes us all better to those around us. My simple prayers may be meaningless, but it just my way of being human.

[@JohnLorenz-p6b]

My "Mr. Wrigley" was our older neighbor, his name was Gilbert. He was there the day I was born. So many hours, afternoons (that turned into evenings) talking about space, math, science, women, life, kids, EVERYTHING. He'd always say, "come in, getcha something to eat", and I did. I was never unwelcome in that house. I was never asked to leave, even when the hours got late. He, or his wife would say, "you're more than welcome to stay here, but we're going to bed". I really miss those folks.

[@patriciawilliams1416]

It was my daddy who passed away December 25th 1994 at a young 67 years old and I cry every single time I hear this song such a beautiful song and it helps you keep the faith knowing that someday you will see them again on the other side

[@donnamoskowitz4978]

Great reaction! I haven't met my Mr. Wrigley yet or maybe I have and just don't know it! Ronnie Dunn has one of the most powerful and beautiful voices in country music! Thank you for sharing!!! Love from Texas!!!

[@debbiecook2788]

there is one thing I always noticed in this video, when he gets to the house, after the funeral, the Bible pages flip from left to right, exposing the photo. Once he picks up that photo, the pages flip back right to left as if the old man wanted him to find that picture reminding the boy of who he is now with.

[@cheridrawdy3094]

Wow! Thank you! I've watched this many times, never noticed that :)

[@margaretklinger8166]

I love your reactions to such a beautiful song you have a heart

[@pippafinland]

I don't believe and I still cry everytime I hear this song. The power of music is amazing. An awesome reaction, subscribed. 👌🏻

[@craiglongshore3442]

First time I heard this, reminded me of when I was about 5 years old. I ran away from home about three houses down the street almost every day and sat on an older gentleman's porch with him. Just two different souls enjoying each other. The older man in this video reminds me so much of Mr. Griffin from those days.

[@SmartCookie63]

Helen McCarty, my Girl Scout leader. If it hadn't been for her, I wouldn't have survived childhood. My adoptive mother and my uncle were beating me, and she made them stop. I loved that woman dearly. We lost her a few years ago to cancer. I still cry when I think about her sometimes, but mostly, I just remember how she made me feel like one of her own.

[@noahstarlord6045]

I love your reaction to this song, it was just as beautiful as the song. You have two new viewers, my Mom and me. Blessings to you and your family 🙏

[@PetraHarrison-v7c]

I've been blessed to see literally all the country singers you have viewed many times

[@cheridrawdy3094]

Just like your choir teacher, country music will change your life if you listen... thanks for playing this GREAT song! ONE of my favorite songs :)

[@sundayze]

Grandma was a huge influence in my life. She was the bomb! Let's not gloss over the amazing vocals and arrangement, it was impeccable.

[@threekidzmom04]

This 66 year old lady loves your reactions! It has reignited my love of country music. Thanks so much.

[@BetsyLRoss]

So many elders were in our world... Talked and laughed with them and got hugs. The 5 widows we helped out, going to the store and fixing things in their yard. They watched over us too.

[@lasanimasaussies]

The fact you share your emotions in such a beautiful way demonstrates what a great guy you are. Believe my friend, just believe.

[@okladoma9782]

Dude, I love your stuff. You gotta understand, country has SO much to offer. We speak from the soul!

[@Ctracing209]

I saw them a few years ago in Vegas and the whole show was amazing, but when he did this song I don’t think there was a dry eye in the place. He absolutely KILLED it, just as good live as in the studio. “You can’t tell me it all ends with a slow ride in a hurst…”

[@barbararobbins5309]

I understand that this is a true story that this powerful voice of Ronnie Dunn is sharing with us. I've seen the video many times and each time the tears flow!

[@lindaroselevin2191]

Love them and have listened to their songs for years.

[@tucoramirez8397]

I tell you listen to Vince Gill doing the song, Go rest high on that mountain. It was played at my Dad's funeral. He was a simple, good man, a carpenter by trade. Suffered later through Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. I cant listen to it without going to pieces.

[@barbaraboskat8038]

Welcome to Brooks And Dunn!! Great rabbit hole to go down!!

[@charletedwards8690]

I love your reaction to this song .Brooks and Dunn have some awesome hits and hope you will listen to some more of them. I have listened to this one so many times.I have always loved music of many kinds. I’m 76 and have been through a lot of music areas and this song ranks high on my list. Thanks for playing it.

[@TheSpud1129]

Sebs - the awesome thing about this song is that Ronnie Dunn (the singer) used to be a preacher and grew up singing in church. This is a really powerful and uplifting song.

[@joeymcbrayer]

I had a neighbor, Mr. Whit, that I spent several days, hours, minutes every chance I could listening to his stories and learning life lessons from when I was a teenager. He was 86 years old, still tended his garden every day, raised and slaughtered his own chickens for food and would lend me tools when I had chores to do outside. This song hits me like a ton of bricks right in my feels every time. I can’t help but think of Mr. Whit and my fondest memories of that sweet old man. Thanks for reacting to this song!

[@marcialynn6257]

remember when this song came out one of my all time fav n best written songs i cry every time

[@kathymullins6358]

This always makes my throat burn every time I hear it. This right here is what being American is, believing. And being there, for each other, regardless of color or creed. That old man was an absolute angel on earth in Dunn’s life. Only hope we can all aspire to be like him. He left the picture of his wife and son behind in the bible for him to find to show him he was finally with them , Ronnie Dunn was a youth pastor growing up , this was a true story .

[@ghostchills3am]

this man's voice gives me full body chills every time.... so good !

[@helenstewart2392]

What a lovely reaction! Thank you!!

[@dannyrhollingsworth4200]

Great Song Sir This song is about his childhood. True Story. I enjoyed your channel and your reactions

[@amberburris5674]

Yes.... thank you for this before bed :) Country people are great :) Merry Christmas to you and yours........ lets go.......... you are gonna love this

[@michellehubbard7865]

It was my grandma aka (nanny) ,I miss her every second of the day,she was my best friend, so was my mom they passed away 4months from each other, my mom 1st,then my grandma

[@neillundy5955]

Second time listening to this.thank You. I love your attitude, and your sway.

[@lindamorrison9755]

I'm a Home Fry but I love this song and Brooks and Dunn. Glad you are playing this video.

[@sharonrobinson9140]

One of my favorite songs of Brooks and Dunn.. I’m 71 and have listened to Country and Motown Soul, I don’t care for the new Country but, can listen to these songs over and over.. this actually reminds me of my great grandmother!🙏🏻😓

[@williamleamon3818]

I like all music but, traditional country is my favorite. I know you have said in other videos that you hear blues in it. You don't have country without the blues. Country is a strong mix of blues, gospel and folk music. Enjoy finding the artists you like.

[@beastbee0118]

That’s why new country music is trash. It lost the blues

[@tnatcher1]

Just found your channel about an hour ago. First you did randy travis, then Jamey jhonson, then this one,brooks and dunn. It's nice seeing you react to these sad country songs. I had forgotten about some of the better songs from just a few years ago. Just here to tell you, keep doing what your doing.

[@karenmoore7271]

Good country touches the heart. Something we all need from time to time. Thanks for the reactions. I believe every young man, kid, needs someone they can talk to and know its safe to do so. I can't seem to get into the site you suggest for songs we would like you to react to, one I believe you'll enjoy is David Phelps Hello Beautiful.

[@lizreynolds4554]

It's a splendid song. I have always loved it, always. I had a few older mentors, one was a teacher, who always encouraged me.😊

[@johnbroyles8432]

I just found your channel. I grew up on country music. I enjoy your raw emotion when reacting. Brooks and Dunn are great.