Ed Sheeran - Reaction - Nancy Mulligan (Off Divide)

[@mariagawecka3874]

This song is so underrated. It's one of my favourites. Sadly he didn't play it neither during the Divide Tour nor on the Mathematics Tour (at least in Poland).

[@justaggi78]

I think he played it on some shows on the divide tour. i was at the show in hamburg and i´m sure he played it, bc it´s one of my favorite songs of him :) there are some vids on here of that song at that show

[@ksera3605]

He definitely played this on the Divide Tour. 🙂

[@albamartinezcarrillo6518]

He did in Ireland!!!! Hahahahahahah It was ... Amazing

[@saraelisabeth9038]

This is about his dads parents who were from Ireland. Same grandfather from the song afire love. I love that you love these types of songs from his albums

[@hadesdogs4366]

Must’ve been hard considering the whole well British problem

[@chocoholicallemand9096]

I love how he tells such amazing stories of his family. I believe his brother and cousin helped with the song as well.

[@Giraffelover54]

About his fathers parents. Sounds as if it was taped in an Irish pub!!! That would be so typical, really! I think Fiddles are the sound you like! Looked this up… "Nancy Mulligan" is one of the most personal songs on the album, telling the story of how his grandparents, William Sheeran, a Protestant from Belfast, Northern Ireland and Anne "Nancy" Mulligan,[4] a Catholic from the Republic of Ireland, met, fell in love during the Second World War and got married at the Wexford border.[5] Sheeran said: "They got engaged and no one turned up at their wedding. He stole all the gold teeth in his dental surgery and melted them down into a wedding ring, and they wore borrowed clothes to get married, and just basically have this kind of Romeo and Juliet romance, which is like the most romantic thing. So I thought I'd write a song about it and make it a jig [reel]. In an interview with the Irish Times, talking about the song's Irish roots, Sheeran said "I don't think enough people use Irish folk in pop music... Hopefully if these songs are successful, more people will do a bit more like it."

[@SunnyDaking_]

I bet his grandad is probably like after hearing this song is probably like: “that’s my granbaby right there😢”

[@mariajane542]

Unfortunately he passed away before the song came out, but his grandmother heard the song her reaction was caught a by RTE interview

[@alexhart1279]

Irish and Scottish folk music has always felt like home to me and I don’t know why, I’m Australian haha.

[@ShakiburJohaan]

This is a straight up a Irish song man. Love this song 🥺💜

[@kathydanzinger567]

His grandma was Irish Catholic and his grandpa was from Northern Ireland and Protestant. During The Troubles in Northern Ireland; bombings and the IRA. So Ed is 100% Irish.

[@mariajane542]

No, ed Sheeran released his DNA test on on his Instagram and he’s not 100% Irish. In fact his mom is English. He’s 50% Irish & 44% English 6% Norwegian ( Norse )

[@paulafourculture]

This song always makes me happy and watching you react with such joy just makes it doubly wonderful!

[@stu3847]

Damn this ed Sheera is good

[@mirandachandler3300]

The sound always reminds me of when Jack and Rose go to the party in Titanic.

[@justlike1olivia]

this one is one of my all time favourite ed sheeran songs i saw him on his last tour and i wish he would've played this song

[@xxharrys_housexx]

I'm so glad you reacted to this song!! I love this song!! And I love your reactions 💙 I wish he would play it live lol at my concert everyone was shouting "NANCY MULLIGAN" but he didn't sing it sadly I would love to hear it live!!

[@LittleFinger23-fjg]

We need movie adaptation of this song 😅

[@lauriebradford613]

I don't think that I have ever seen you enjoy a song more. :)

[@adamodriscoll5705]

Enjoyed your reaction to the whole album. I really liked your thoughts on "Galway Girl" (the girl in the video - Saoirse Ronan, Irish actress - also appeared in a Hozier video for "Cherry Wine") and the Irishness that he uses. I would recommend an older band from here called The Cranberries. The lead singer (Dolores O' Riordan, no longer with us sadly) had a technique with her voice called "keening" which made it sound wonderful. And also Dermot Kennedy is another Irish artist with an amazing voice.

[@taynacr]

This is one of my favourites and it's so underrated!!!

[@wendyfarrell7083]

Love this song it's Irish trad music, the instrument is a fiddle a violin used in trad. His grandparents are Irish Wexford is in South Eastern Ireland

[@vincentferreira1135]

It’s about his grandparents. They had no money and had to borrow clothes for the wedding that nobody showed up to. He said “I made that wedding ring from dentist gold.” That means that his grandfather made her ring from gold teeth he collected from dental surgeries.

[@blundfromlondontown]

thanks man

[@grace-yz2sr]

My dance teacher taught us a really nice line dance to this song

[@o11ivand3r]

I love this song so much

[@keenanpaul8968]

Yes more Ed Sheeran xD

[@JDxGameplays]

The first time i heard this song I kept repeating it all day. Hahaha

[@jpm265]

This song ❤❤❤ just makes u wanna clap and dance feet going big smiles 👍👍🤩🤩🤩

[@LawandaFinch]

I love this song!

[@hadesdogs4366]

Irish music is hands down the most easily forgotten types of music and as someone who loves all kinds of music be it old or even ancient like sea shanty’s, to Russian and even German folk songs like kytusha and Erica, even to things like Mongolian music all the way up to the more modern techno but Irish music is one of my top ten favorites at least

[@hadesdogs4366]

It’s called a fiddle similar to a violin but a bit smaller and is one of my favorite instruments

[@ksera3605]

I love your reaction to this! And I realize this video is almost a month old, but I'm just seeing it now and wanted to tell you that if you're interested in seeing him sing this live, I recorded it when he sang in in Chicago on the Divide Tour. I'm happy to send you the link if you like. 🙂

[@roosa9952]

I want so bandly see it 😍😍

[@nicolasbloch4442]

I was wondering if you planned to do a ranking video, just like you did with + ? I would love to see your thoughts on X and Divide ?

[@stature2260]

If you like this, bro, you need to check out more Irish folk music/Irish classic songs, you’ll lose your fucking mind

[@stature2260]

Highly suggest Raglan Road by Luke Kelly

[@AfterlifeFM_]

Love this reaction! Will you ever react to Dawn FM by The Weeknd? I really feel like you'll love it :)

[@Zero-wk5sz]

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[@dominikalopuchova4225]

Please react to Family line by Conan Gray. It will kill you from inside

[@katyhughes6740]

If you love the Irish tone, you should listen to Galway girl by Sharon Shannon

[@roblox_codesvault]

Love your reactions... Please react to little mix, they are an amazing girl group

[@Zero-wk5sz]

React to BlackPink "Shut down" Please 💗🖤

[@heidi8840]

Can u please react to conor Maynard careless Whisper

[@shatha5499]

React to BlackPink "Shut down"

[@kloeGibbs]

Why do you have a cut on your nose? Did something happen?

[@andrewa6714]

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