DAN FOGELBERG - Same Auld Lang Syne | FIRST TIME COUPLE REACTION | The Dan Club Selection

[@JKonstage]

“We laughed until we cried” - much like you, although you cried until you laughed. Most people who have lost love relate to this - lucky you guys never did! This is absolutely a true story, which she revealed after Dan’s untimely death. By then she had divorced her first husband and had remarried. Her eyes were really green, but he made them blue for the rhyme. The song at the end, played by the sax (or clarinet - not sure) is Auld Lang Syne, a traditional song of the season. Wonderful reaction!

[@scottanderson8420]

Thanks, JK for some reason I always hear this song when I’m by myself. As I watched the reaction, eating a late lunch in a parking lot, the snow turned into rain. How ironic and timely.🌲🎅😁

[@RCSVirginia]

To @JKonstage When she came forward after Dan Fogelberg's death, she showed the interviewer one of the old letters or envelopes he would send her to her when they were high school sweethearts. He would address her as Suite: Judy Blue Eyes from the Crosby, Stills and Nash song, but would cross out "blue" and pen "green" above it. She came across as a wonderful person, and one could see why he thought so much of her.

[@rmac8008]

From the 1981 album The innocent age Every song is a gem His Phoenix album too

[@katmandu2499]

Phoenix album is brilliant. Dan played every instrument and sang all vocal tracks. Note: Dan Fogelberg, like many singer songwriters, was every bit a lyrical poet and gifted vocalist as well as prolific musical talent. Listen to first track on his Netherlands album, maybe one of the greatest combinations of musical composition, arrangement and performance of any singer- songwriter, ever.

[@michaelgray5100]

@@katmandu2499 Yes. Love that "Nether lands" album and the title cut is a music masterpiece.

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

one of America's greatest singer-songwriters. Dan's catalouge is deep..He plays almost all the instruments and does his own backing harmonies. Dan was a true genius and one of my favorite performers ever. The music of Dan Fogelberg will impact your soul.

[@alanparsonsfan]

This also was released not long after my first real break up. The blend of nostalgia, wistfulness and missing what was best is perfect. "Just for a moment I was back at school, and felt that old familar pain..." It's been 40 years, and I still remember... feel like I'm sitting in your family room hanging out with you. So good.

[@dentonflorian7405]

Yes, this is a true story. She revealed herself after he passed away --the story is not hard to find on the internet. Please check out more Fogelberg. Start with his Greatest Hits and go from there. He was my favorite musician and I saw him in concert many times.

[@betseyr.9081]

Auld Lang Syne is sung on New Years in the US, not Christmas. Dan’s best ever album release was “Souvenirs”, many great songs on that one… suggest you start with "Part of the Plan”. RIP Dan...

[@kevinsievert4531]

New Years, not Christmas and the song is Auld Lang Syne. Really enjoyed your reaction more than usual. Well done.

[@RandoReport]

According to Dan Fogelberg, this really happened. The woman mentioned in the song later confirmed it.

[@MikeCoggan]

PSA - Dan passed away from prostate cancer, and was a very vocal advocate of screening (PSA tests) annually (I think for men over 50). It had an impact on me and I did it as part of my annual exam every year. I was diagnosed with an aggressive case right around the start of Covid - 2/26/2020 and I have no doubt the annual PSA is the only reason I am able to type this. To all the dudes over 50 and anybody with dudes they care about - talk to your doctor about PSA screening (simple blood test) - it can literally save lives - it did mine.

[@MikeCoggan]

@@Dave-hb7lx Thank you. I consider myself very lucky, had a great medical team, and the timing (covid) as traffic and parking were great, I live in Silicon Valley so it was blessing. As an added bonus my oldest is a Hematology/Oncology specialist, so I have an added resource that most don't

[@scottanderson8420]

A festive but tearful request Jk. 🌲❤️ I have very clear memories of this song because it came out right after I broke up in my first big romantic relationship. For some reason, I seemed to always hear this song when I was washing clothes by myself at the lonely laundromat. I was always hoping to have a chance grocery store encounter. Alas it was never meant to be but I did drink some beer in the car and all my clothes were clean. 😁😁😁 as always a fun and heartfelt reaction. I will drink a toast to NicknLex and the channel.

[@JKonstage]

Laundromats are always miserable places, aren’t they? Thanks, Scott!

[@scottanderson8420]

They don’t have to match.🤪

[@scottanderson8420]

Been forever since I had to use one but I still remember.

[@billburkhead9737]

I really enjoy watching the reaction people "discover" Dan's music and I hope it leads to other people to discover some great music they have never heard before. Please discover the raw emotion of his "Seeing You Again" and the tragic tale of "Tuscon, Arizona (Gazette) and the music fits the lyrics as well as it did in this song. I also liked the how the tempo slows right down for the ending capped off by Randy Brecker's lovely soprano sax solo. Please do more Dan music - I could suggest a very long list, but start with the two I mentioned above. They weren't top 40 hits like this song was, but they are very strong songs musically and lyrically and his vocal interpretation is also spot on.

[@davidmaholchic6146]

Such a treat here love you guys

[@argelbargel7680]

Back in college, I hung out at a sort of hipster coffee house, The Red Herring, where Dan F got his start playing in front of people. Always enjoyed his stuff, especially the early-mid 70s music.

[@realtruth716]

Dan metJill Brewer back in his hometown of Peoria Illnois in a supermarket on east front street,and the rest makes me cry...true story.

[@spikeysnack]

"Auld Lang Syne" -- pronounced ald lang zine (rhymes with called dang wine) is Ancient Scottish for "long long ago" or "for old times sake" . Somehow it has become a New Years Eve song associated with the Irish, "Should old acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind Should old acquaintance be forgot And auld lang syne" which basically means nothing we just sing it and hope somebody knows what it means.

[@JKonstage]

As stated at the end of When Harry Met Sally!”

[@NicknLex]

Love that movie JK! Have to rewatch it and make Nick watch with me 😜 Thanks for the info @spikeysnack!!!

[@josephmilitello647]

Robert Burns wrote Auld Lang Syne, although probably basing it on a traditional Scottish folk song.

[@Galahad-hk4bb]

‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ (1947) used it at its end as well. btw… It’s a Wonderful 🎄 Christmas movie !

[@Galahad-hk4bb]

@@josephmilitello647Mr Burns wrote some hauntingly beautiful music. Jean Redpath’s recordings are AMAZING !!!❤

[@DavidTateVA]

Not Christmas -- New Years Day. Auld Lang Syne is about the passing of the years... fabulous song.

[@gregsteele806]

The woman in the song was his on again, off again High School sweetheart. They drifted apart when they went to college, and when he went off to tour / perform. (Also, she did end up divorcing the husband she didn't love.)

[@pdmarie63]

You guys need to listen to Netherlands. Knew him and bawled my eyes out when he died.

[@TerryKrysinski]

Great one,Guys! You should always try to read along to the lyrics for Dan Fogelberg's songs. He was an incredibly talented lyricist,vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist. Many,many great songs to explore. Leader Of The Band-from this album too (The Innocent Age) is a song Dan wrote for/about his late father....very touching. Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays! T

[@gregorykerr5062]

New Years Eve … nice reactions

[@sassycatz4470]

Serendipity stars Kate Beckinsale and John Cusack.

[@RichardDickson-to7zg]

Looked like Lex came closer to tearing up than Nick. For a real treat try "Tell Me To My Face". A Hollies song (Graham Nash). Dan and Tim Weisberg covered it on "Twin Sons Of Different Mothers"

[@garyarnett1220]

great choice.

[@steve55sogood16]

One of those songs that just hit that spot..........painful though!

[@Jfhelwig]

The liquor store in Peoria is still there

[@Jfhelwig]

@@kbrewski1 the one in the song is well known

[@Niecy70]

Auld Lang Syne is actually a New Year's song. It's about starting over . I love Dan Fogelberg. Such a great song. I love you guys so much you're so cute❤

[@NicknLex]

Thank you so much!! 🥰

[@rubbersole79]

Like many, I've "been there done that" with a very similar experience. Bittersweet. But without the bitter, there never would have been the sweet.

[@billdenton83]

I would recommend listening to Dan's 1977 "Netherlands" full album. No hits but a gem. I think Lex would love it.

[@JKonstage]

Totally agree!

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

it's a new years eve song

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

You have to do "I Believe in Father Christmas" by Greg Lake.

[@jimcuozzo9190]

Make Love Stay is another great Fogelberg song!

[@RonaldCanfield-m2r]

Kate Beckinsale (re: "Serendipity")

[@NicknLex]

Yes!!!! I knew I wasn’t totally right on that one; thank you!!

[@trubadorphotography2541]

A week ago I wrote a long comment to one of your recent videos suggesting a 5-pack marathon. The last song in that list you guys should do a reaction to as it’s also in time for the Holiday Season. It’s “The Man Who Would Be Santa” by Vertical Horizon. They hit the scene in the ‘90s with several hit songs. The song I’m suggesting is from before they “made it”. The live version from their 1997 album “Live Stages” is the better version than the original studio version. Matt Scannell (from the band) who wrote “The Man Who Would Be Santa” had a difficult relationship with his dad and they didn’t see eye to eye at times. While he was at university he wrote this song for his dad, and drove back home, knocked on his parents front door, and when his dad opened the door he started playing the song for him. Get your tissues ready.

[@davehess1019]

Kate Beckinsale, hopefully I spelled it right

[@BASH953]

Everything you said about this song is wrong.. Jill was the woman he made this song about but neither her or Dan were upset about it..

[@michaeloconnell8779]

It’s a true story about Dan’s old girlfriend except she had green eyes instead of blue eyes. Both married other people sadly. She end up divorced and tragically Dan died of cancer. Time did not give them a second chance…

[@alexharbison4411]

Its not German, It's english.

[@NicknLex]

The name comes from the original German name Vogelberg. Vogel: Bird, Berg: Mountain

[@rudolfbecker4313]

Great song - great reaction ...so much fun.... but I promise : "when you play Mariah Carey ... I WON'T WATCH "🤣 there's only one song, which is even worse : Last Christmas of Wham .... I would sing "O Tannenbaum" or "Stille Nacht , heilige Nacht" many times with you, but not listen to one of these - IMO - terrible Xmas songs 😂😂😂🤘

[@Michael_Daryanani]

Sorry, Lady, you need to correct your pronunciation of ' Syne '.

[@xelamercedes]

So curious to me that you don't know how to pronounce "auld lang syne." I think it is yet another sign of of the seismic cultural shifts happening in 21st century U.S.

[@NicknLex]

Either that or speaking three languages could prevent from perfect pronunciation of a phrase from 1700’s we’re hearing for the first time 🤷🏻‍♀️🤪

[@xelamercedes]

@@NicknLex Yes, that's what I meant. You are young enough -- and new enough to U.S. culture -- that the phrase and the traditions attached to it are unfamiliar to you. I don't believe I've ever "met" anyone in the States who was not familiar with "auld lang syne." It's a refreshing surprise.

[@NicknLex]

Wow, that’s surprising! Now you made me want to ask my U.S. friends and family from slightly older gen to see what they say! Even my mom!!

[@xelamercedes]

@@NicknLex hahahaha....I'll be surprised if especially your friends over 50 can't pronounce it and don't have stories of having heard the traditional song every New Year's Eve of their lives!

[@michaelbaucom4019]

The song is based on a true story, it actually happened to Dan(RIP) More deep cuts from this same album(his masterpiece, called The Innocent Age) Nexus In The Passage The Lion's Share Empty Cages Ghosts He has another great album, called Phoenix, featuring the hits " Longer "(this song is popular at weddings) and " Heart Hotels " Two other DF albums worth a listen: Twin Sons Of Different Mothers(late 1970s) No Resemblance Whatsoever(mid 1990s) These two albums are collaborations with jazz flutist Tim Weisberg, both stepping out of their usual genres, mostly instrumentals, tasty music. His early catalog has some great folk rock

[@gregsteele806]

"In the Passage" is a beautiful song.

[@bookhouseboy280]

"The Reach," also from this amazing album. The "Nether Lands" (1977) album for me is his next greatest.

[@connieb4372]

I love it so much. I have to listen to this at least once a year. Tugs on the heart-strings. Most of us have been in this situation in one shape or another and he captured it so well in this song. Glad you reviewed it... be safe and have a happy holiday season guys! At the end of the song he launched into the song Auld Lang Syne (which Nick referred to as "Christmas") which when I googled it translates to "times long past" and it is typically played on New Years Eve.

[@jjh5374]

I can't pinpoint why, but this song as well as Dan's "Leader of the Band" both choke me up with a lump in my throat whenever I hear them. They're melancholy for sure, but it's the lyrics that get me. Very true, relatable and bittersweet.

[@chrisb3976]

The story takes place on Christmas eve and in the end a new years theme.

[@stephencaruso760]

Dan Fogelberg can make you cry. Dancing Shoes and Scarecrow's Dream and Leader of the Band and Longer are examples

[@MikeCoggan]

I have always thought that Dancing Shoes had the most beautiful description of capturing the moment "Dancing shoes On the wall above your bedside Saw it all as we performed our pirouette Fleshes fused As the flicker of the candles Threw upon the wall a single silhouette"

[@ericmeredith8754]

Very emotional song! I heard this song hundreds of times as a child. Honestly never listened to the lyrics. 😮. Until now while watching this video. Wow.. tearjerker! Thanks for the video! Sending love!!❤

[@jasonbroad5478]

Dan Fogelberg was one of the best singer songwriters of his generation. His passing at such a young age robbed the world of so much music. I saw him once at Madison Square Garden in the 80's and it was one of my great thrills to say I got to see him live.

[@Dman85612]

Dan's father was band leader for UCLA . He wrote a great tribute to him called " Leader of the Band." He was/is a talented singer songwriter and a very good guitarist. He put out an album with Jazz flautist Tim Weisberg , called " Twin Sons of Different Mothers." The album cover showed a portrait of themselves side by side and their resemblance is uncanny. Dan also did studio work and harmony vocals behind lots of famous people . Sadly he passed away very young due to prostate cancer.

[@MikeCoggan]

Dan never did many videos - wanted to let the listener play it out in their own head. What is so amazing about Dan's music, we all picture it ourselves. Its what make his lyrics. This was a HS GF, and there were artistic liberty in the lyrics - her eyes were green, her husband (now ex) was a teacher according to her. Dan explained he went out to get whipped cream for Irish Coffee and his parents home in Peoria

[@iragreene5220]

Not Christmas - New Year's Eve traditional song

[@mikefetterman6782]

Auld Lang Syne is the traditional "New Years Eve" song. Sang typically at 12:01 am.

[@NicknLex]

Happy New Year!!

[@roneichstaedt8853]

Most people can identify with having a long-lost love, and a few might unexpectedly run into them years later. This song is very similar to Harry Chapin's "Taxi". Both incredibly sad, for what might have been.

[@JKonstage]

Good comparison!

[@wicky4473]

When I was at Uni, Dan Fogleberg was playing out of every dorm room. He was great. This brings me right back. Wow, thanks so much. Ps… I was studying architecture at the time, so this song has additional resonance. Definitely on my Christmas playlist.

[@ethelynchristopher6995]

Me too. Fogelberg got lots of airplay while I was in college. I have plenty of his albums in my collection.

[@jamescc2010]

It’s true story a little bit of twist. So beautiful and we all can related even though we did not have exactly the same experience. Old high school and university time was very memorable.

[@michaelgray5100]

I'm a big Dan Fogelberg fan. This is a great song. HIs music is awesome! I need to request the album "The Innocent Age".

[@michaelcombs-py6ru]

Fogelberg’s lyrics are genius. Listen to his song “Now that we loved”.

[@anthonyblakely399]

Dan Fogelberg is one of my all-time favorite artist. He's just so great!!! Also, react to " Leader of the Band." Beautifully written and performed. 😊

[@DanielFrost21]

Love this one Nick and Lex. Dan was a musical genius gone far too soon. I was privileged to see him live He has so many great songs, it would take a while to go through them all As others have said, the song is based on a real experience that happened to Dan.

[@MikeCoggan]

The last time I saw him was 1997. Had tickets for show at the Mountain Winery in Saratoga. Unfortunately, I was travelling a lot that year Phoenix and Leesburg VA. Turns out he was playing Wolf Trap when I was there and it was close. Went to the Box office and they had just released the seats set aside for special access - 4th row, aisle. It was a solo acoustic show and it was like he was singing in a house.

[@doplinger1]

Pronounces “Fogelberg” correctly, butchers the song title…😆😆😆 And it’s a New Years Eve song, not Christmas.

[@JKonstage]

But set on Christmas Eve.

[@doplinger1]

@@JKonstage - but Auld Lang Syne is the traditional song for ringing in the new year, and that’s what was playing at the end. It wasn’t a Christmas song.

[@JKonstage]

@@doplinger1 Oh, I misunderstood. Thanks.

[@AnthonyL0401]

I keep coming back here and finding that lyrics are not their main interest... but this time they were told to pay attention and did. Cool.

[@RandoReport]

Heart Hotels is my favorite song by him, but he has many.

[@davehess1019]

Dan's song, leader of the band is a tribute to his father, great song.

[@michaelopry3456]

Great song that started as a songwriting exercise. He took Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture and slowed it down, and began writing about a true life story of eunning into an old girlfriend in a small convenience store back in Peoria, IL. His song "Leader of the Band" was written for his dad who was the musical director for Woodruff High School in Peoria. His father once let him "direct" the band during a Bradley University basketball game when Dan was 4. That put oerfirming music in Dans soul. The entire song is about his fathers life and his own. He presented it to his father who broke down in tears. He was able to see its release as a single before he passed away. Dan said if there was only one song he could ever write and play it would be "Leader of the Band" because of what it meant to his father. The last verse says "I thank you for the kindness And the times when you got tough And, papa, I don't think I said 'I love you' near enough ".

[@PhilliptBates]

Great choice JK! Dan is a favourite of mine and I always loved this song. He's a master songwriter, storyteller, musician and singer. Kate Beckinsale is in Serendipity. I love that movie! It's so cute. One of my favourites.

[@crlaw75]

The line, "just for a moment I was back in school", I always feel my heart sink.

[@brandonseyfried1251]

Been there. Felt that.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

It is originally from the 1981 album The Innocent Age and "Run for the Roses" "Leader of the Band are a couple of more from that one also

[@itsamea53]

This song made Kenny Stabler the NFL Raiders quarterback cry down in a Florida Recording studio Dan played this song for him in the studio before it was released and Dan said, “I knew this was going to touch people when I made “the snake” break in to tears when I played it for him. My family home and Fogelberg’s family homes were just over a block away from each other on the East Bluff in Peoria, Illinois.

[@glennbartter4874]

Dan F. Had a special way of telling a story. He had a history here in Colorado. I believe he lived here for a time and recorded at the Caribou Ranch outside of Nederland.

[@garyarnett1220]

Actually both Dan and Joe (Walsh) usually used Northstar Studios in Boulder during the time they lived here. Quick commute from where they each lived.

[@michaelrouten6169]

"Auld Lang Syne" is the traditional New Year's Eve song, not Christmas. And the song is from a true incident that happened to Dan Fogelberg when he went to visit his family and hometown one Christmas.

[@santellanr]

Great reaction. If you haven't done "Leader of the Band" (written for his father) or "Hard to say" (joined by Glen Frey of the Eagles). or "Heart Hotels", or "Run for the Roses", you need to. They're all great. He has many great songs.

[@richardconnolly4835]

I listen to this song at least once a year, usually at Christmas time and it always brings either a lump in my throat or a tear to my eye. Everyone can relate to a lost or unrequited love, whatever their circumstance.

[@flycubfly]

This song is a true story about Dan and an old girlfriend . The truth of the song was revealed about 20 years later by her . The actual store where this took place is well known because of the song .

[@torigutierrez1839]

Love Fogelberg’s music!…So underrated as a Musician, song writer and artist… one of my favorite Musicians ❤

[@michaelyount3176]

The last part wasn't Christmas -- it WAS the song Auld Lang Syne - usually played at New Years.

[@michelemichele3375]

Beautiful. And we laughed until we cried. Joni sez: “Laughing and crying - you know it’s the same release.” Auld Lang Syne is traditionally a New Year’s Eve song, saying goodbye to the old times and welcoming the new. Thanks 🤗💕

[@rudolfbecker4313]

Hi Michele 🥰 I think the original is even more sung in Great Britain ... and I will see Till Brönner coming Saturday - he's playing a christmas concert 🤘

[@michelemichele3375]

@@rudolfbecker4313 Good to see you, my Friend and nice to know about your concert today. Wow. Rockstar! 🤩 👏🏼❤️

[@talltulip]

Serendipty is WONDERFUL! (The lead actress is Kate Beckinsale.) I think it is one of those rare rom-coms that most men enjoy. John Cusack and Jeremy Piven are so good in it. "Auld lang syne" is from the Scots language and translates literally to "old long since." But its general meaning is something like “times gone by,” and it’s those times that we are being urged to remember in the song. In modern English, the words are pronounced "old lang sign," and the song is traditionally sung at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve -- or technically it's actually sung in the first minute of the new year. There are actually 5 or 6 verses, but nowadays only the first verse and the chorus are sung: ------- Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot And the days of auld lang syne? For auld lang syne, my dear For auld lang syne We'll drink a cup of kindness yet For the sake of auld lang syne

[@theplanetruth]

Yay, JK!!! I grew up loving DFs Greatest Hits. I knew all these by heart at one time. F1rst!!🎉🎉🎉 Think my fave was Leader of the Band. 😂😂😂 1:34 I’m with Lexia

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

You two are funny. That was hilarious the way you commented about the "douche Architect." 😂Love it. This is a beautiful song.❤ If you want a great "Christmas song, "I believe in Father Christmas" by Greg Lake, is gorgeous.

[@1926howiemack]

Based on his real life experience with his former girl friend. Five years after this encounter he composed this song still remembering this event. Great singer great song. Prolific song writer.

[@cindyp1033]

Having heard this countless times, the tears came at the first verse ❤😢

[@xJRx77]

How could they not?! I tear up from the beginning, and when Auld Lang Syne starts the ending....I'm soaked. EVERY time.

[@jerrypost9651]

It is a true story -- about a chance encounter on Christmas Eve, of all times.

[@franksullivan1873]

I saw him many years ago at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg,Va. in the late 70s.I love his melancholy songs and I always think back to those days when I hear his songs.Now I am old and wonder ,when I look in the mirror,where did that young fella go?Time is so insidious.

[@FrogUncle264]

Two words... Barefoot Jerry. "If There Were Only Time For Love" & "You Can't Get Off With Your Shoes On".

[@btottori]

In terms of the music, I saw Dan in concert in Hawaii and he said that the melody of the verse came from him playing around with the melody from the 1812 overture, with just the chord at the end of each line changed (it sounds more melancholy). If you listen closely to the melody, you can hear the 1812 overture (no cannons, though). "Auld Lang Syne" means "old times since", although I like to think of it as "old times' sake". "Same Auld Lang Syne" is a play on words, i.e, "Same Old, Same Old".

[@RichardStocker-pu7vw]

I saw Dan Fogelberg in 1980 in a solo acoustic performance at Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis. He did say the encounter actually happened, and went on to tell the story of the music at the beginning of the song. He was playing the '1812 Overture' on piano and, if your familiar with it, it's very quick and forceful. He slowed it down and softened it, and there it was... The line that gets me is "As I turned to make my way back home, the snow turned into rain." He said that actually happened as well. I'd put him and Jackson Browne in top 5 of songwriters I've heard.

[@MikeHorror67]

Serendipity is John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale.

[@MrPolleyr]

The “Auld Lanh Syne” title and end of the song …… is the traditional song sung at New Years, not Christmas. I believe it’s originally from Germany. It’s very old. Do they not sing this in the USA at New Years???😊

[@davehess1019]

Nick and Lexi, I have a request I would Love for you two to listen to and enjoy, it's a possible tear jerker, Hold On My Heart by Genesis, incredible song

[@geneleonard4368]

The Netherlands album , Phoenix ,The innocent age are excellent albums . The song the Netherlands is beautiful also. So are the 2 albums he did with flutist Tim Weisberg

[@lilamuzik3385]

" Leader of the Band" will make you cry too....he is a superb lyricist and singer...

[@joepangia4413]

First time here. Whoever this Gentleman is making these requests, his taste is impeccable! Thanks for suggesting this timeless ultra classic.

[@kevinsievert4531]

No, Kate Beckinsale, not Kim Bassinger. Close and a good movie. Wondering if I've entered my curmudgeon stage?

[@user-gmpjim]

Kate Beckinsale not Kim Basinger starred in Serendipity. Loved the reaction though, to a great song!

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Look mommy, teacher says everytime you hear a bell, an angel gets it's wings. Cue.. Ald Lang Zyne.

[@lyledenney3487]

Thank God they took the time to analyze the song, unlike that other so-called "critic" who bashed the song from the very get-go...

[@daneng3641]

Kate Beckinsale and John Cusack --my man crush.

[@bite28]

You should also check out Damage Done I see Stars. Total banger that came out 🔥 A suggestion as well! October Ends' new song is on a whole other level. You should react to their new song! 🔥

[@jimesposito4295]

Serendipity was Kate Beckinsale

[@lamusiclover2264]

You song "Auld Lang Syne" on New Year's Eve at midnight.

[@cherylgannon357]

Must listen to “Stars” from his first album, lyrics phenomenal…so deep meaning and melody

[@davehess1019]

This is Dan's true story, Rest in Peace Dan Fogelberg