FIRST TIME HEARING | Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run (REACTION)

[@mikeadair3341]

What I love the most about Bruce Springsteen and the E street band is that they seem like they are having a great time. As well as making great music of course.

[@nebidiaswift5200]

RIP to Clarence a legend and the best sax in rock

[@bridgettstephens5582]

None ever were, or will there ever be ,to kill a sax like The Big Man

[@patrickmorrison2487]

Arguably the best ever to play it

[@terrijarrell3723]

Absolutely true. After he passed Bruce did a tour and Clarence son played the sax almost as good 👍

[@rachel_wx6640]

@@terrijarrell3723 The one who plays now is Clarence's nephew

[@drigerdranzer7514]

Nice that they keep it in the family.

[@beckybarnes4651]

It doesn't suck as a creator of music having to learn and master your instrument, it's one of the most satisfying things you can do in your life. Once you have the basic skills, the desire to always learn new things on your instrument stays forever.

[@sharleneemerson6357]

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band are full energy! Check out their live performances!!

[@salchaboy]

BRUUUUUUCCCCCEEEEE

[@JoeBlow_4]

RIP Clarence. Bruce's right hand.

[@carriegibson2202]

Your reactions are so awesome! I'm from PG County and saw him live at Nats stadium 6 or 7 years ago. His energy is incredible and he plays a longer concert than any band I've ever seen.

[@ycroniyael1976]

The best reaction to that song...Bruce is all about touching our heart and soul. Born to Run is the greatest Rock and Roll song ever. ❤

[@thomasyoung5452]

Young man feeling the Holy Spirit of rock ‘n roll after 3 minutes. Fuckin’ awesome.

[@ford1546]

Don't think you know how popular and famous Bruce Springsteen and the e street band was? The music was played everywhere! Honors 9 entries MusiCares Person of the Year (2013), Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (1999), Presidential Medal of Freedom, New Jersey Hall of Fame, Kennedy Center Honors, MTV Video Music Award for Best Male Video (1985), MTV Video Music Award for Best Stage Performance (1985), MTV Video Music Award - Viewer's Choice (1985), MTV Video Music Award for Best Video from a Film (1994)

[@flor9389]

Ironic that this was proposed as the NJ state anthem with the lyrics “we gotta get out while we’re young”. And, yeah, they could play their instruments and Bruce is an incredible and prolific songwriter.

[@dimestorephilosopher3308]

A key to so many Springsteen songs is that they are depressing messages, but played with an upbeat tune/music. America.

[@federer911]

One of the best songs ever! Bruce is a legend and a Boss!

[@mesk412]

THE boss!

[@sallysharp3845]

I see The Boss got you moving. This is just the beginning of your Springsteen journey. Check out his song "Thunder Road".

[@bruceborneman]

Love to see you loving the music I grew up with!!! I do think we were a little spoiled in the 70s an 80s though!! Love your reactions bro!

[@sbalsamo410]

OMGosh I had a tooth pulled earlier today and you just made my day better. Thanks! 💜

[@terrijarrell3723]

My very first concert was when It was a gift for my 16th birthday to see Bruce at Widener University. He was amazing 👏 😍 I swear that concert made me go to over 400 concerts. You are so right about how it was back in the 70s. Tickets were cheap back then. I have to add that I am celebrating my 67th birthday this month, and I still go to about 2 or 3 concerts a year and my husband always gets me the most expensive tickets that also include a dinner at a 5 star restaurant in the City of Philly. I am so blessed.

[@miconis123]

If you haven't done "fire" yet, you should. Bruce and Clarence are an epic bromance. RIP big man

[@lisawalker6945]

your dancing around at the end is the perfect response :) so many bangers but a ton of deep songs too - Jungleland is a masterpiece

[@marlablickhahn7158]

I was at one(actually 2 it was so good went back the next night)of those concerts in the video..La Collesium Sept 1985. I will finally be seeing him again in February!! Great Reaction! That is how everyone feels at his concert.

[@marcuswood5975]

One of America's Finest

[@jackiebinns6205]

The Boss !

[@coachjdc]

the beat drop!

[@sophieburch7076]

I first came across Bruce Springsteen while watching the film Risky Business (hungry heart) I’ve been a fan ever since. Love your reactions

[@daveloboda1769]

The Boss

[@kandicemayfield917]

Read the lyrics. Even without the music it's poetry. It is a fun song but it's about him and a young lady getting the hell outta small town.

[@miss_ronja7778]

The Boss 🙌

[@cfraase]

Bruce songs tend to have sad lyrics and happy music. And he's still going strong with a new tour starting in February with the E Street Band! I'll be at 3 shows at least. You're dancing watching a video. Imagine how much more fun they are live!!

[@Faithainsworth]

They know how to play and they keep on going and going, last Bruce show I’ve been few years ago lasted 4 and half hours. 4 hours of pure blast and adrenaline.

[@nikkipushkin1]

I love your reactions.

[@tomfire1972]

Your reaction to Clarence' Sax Solo war priceless. 💓 This music has still such an impact.

[@jeffmande4671]

Love that reaction! I used to run around the house too when I loved a song. TY Wendy.

[@gordieparenteau6555]

The Boss is one of my bucket list concerts I've gotta see before my number comes up. You get ever last penny's worth, he makes damn sure of it.

[@kathleenvaughn3630]

"The Boss"

[@stevecappiello1198]

what I liked about music in that era is that the music told stories with some really good music

[@maryellenazack4466]

MERRY CHRISTMAS BABY-BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 💥

[@83hd15]

yay you're back! :)

[@Indy1831]

The greatest American Rock & Roll band ever!

[@flutesong5527]

If I wasn't convinced that you do love the music created by these great musicians, I would not be able to watch your reactions. This is BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN and the E Street band, and hell yes they all had to learn to play instruments and they did magnificently.

[@giornogiovanna9903]

Glad I found your channel * *giorno subscribing noises* *

[@RLG-]

This version is good, but the studio album version is better. You really should check it out.

[@joejager1792]

You must listen to spy row

[@simplybear]

Check out "I'm On Fire" for the soul of the Boss.

[@oleee6713]

React to Dave black

[@jamieoconnor1916]

Great video man I'm glad you liked bruce springsteen respect 🙏

[@DavidSmith-hh3cc]

12 #1 albums but no #1 songs. Check out Steven Van Zandt's career in television......

[@marcuswood5975]

Are you kidding me that's the best comment you can think of come on man

[@meganstorm3248]

You never even HEARD of The Boss before? Oh HONEY. Bruce is definitely one of the great songwriters in the American legacy, probably the most the most iconic rock star in in the world since the seventies, and the E Street Band is by far the greatest classic rock group of all time. They're still going strong, too, Yes, the lyrics are frequently darker than you'd expect from the sound- that's a big thing in rock, and a lot of the artistry is in the way they handle the interaction. The Boss is an absolute master of writing hooks that make you jump up & bop around (God I love you), but then you actually get the lyrics and the whole thing is just a completely different experience. You might want to read the lyrics after you listen to the songs. He's got amazing political messages, too - check out Born in the USA, The River, Dead Man Walkin, and 41 Shots. Those are the heavy ones, though. There''s a lot more that are just plain fun, and every last track is a banger. I don't think he's ever released a bad song, and he's probably got like thirty albums by now..... This is what you have to listen to next: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5ycdaKvlpWVlbc I'm sorry there's no video, but I promise this is the performance you want

[@godwarrior3403]

There are better Springsteen songs to check out. And yeah you're right this one does sound like a 90s sitcom 😂

[@alhaskell242]

You got some fire in you kid keep up the good work.

[@vegnation]

ok, you're definitely not wrong about sounding like the full house theme song . these early albums are really an interesting cultural artifact bc springsteen was the one of the first mainstream songwriters to really confront the death of american manufacturing jobs in the '70's and subsequent death of manufacturing towns (which he's talking about here--getting out of a dead-end town) and ultimately the death of a blue collar middle class. we're dealing with the end result of this transition from a (well-paid) manufacturing economy where a family could live a solid middle-class lifestyle on a single income, without a college degree, to a service economy, and he's addressing this shift very early on, before we really understood how it would turn out, so to me it's kind of eerie in retrospect.

[@TheRavnKnight]

you checked out some good oldies but 80's and 90's had lots of great music like "faith no more, EPIC" and "pantera , COWBOYS FROM HELL" or even "antrax , IM THE MAN" high beat energy music with that 80's 90's feel

[@kencoleman5007]

When you said "Full House", I imagined pre-Becky Jesse speeding over the Golden Gate Bridge on his Harley.

[@bossfan49]

Jesse & the Rippers!

[@robblacklockjr.4569]

I get where he's coming from lol

[@josephjunior2364]

Can you do Nirvana again

[@dawngeorge7921]

Have you listened to Skindred, Gimme that Boom? Very enjoyable!

[@kierstenridgway4634]

It's funny you said that about your attitude about old school music... I was honestly observing it right before you said it. ❤️✌️ Btw, I don't think new music is necessary bad. It is a different animal for sure.

[@ford1546]

Bruce Springsteen Honors. 9 entries MusiCares Person of the Year (2013), Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (1999), Presidential Medal of Freedom, New Jersey Hall of Fame, Kennedy Center Honors, MTV Video Music Award for Best Male Video (1985), MTV Video Music Award for Best Stage Performance (1985), MTV Video Music Award - Viewer's Choice (1985), MTV Video Music Award for Best Video from a Film (1994)

[@miss_ronja7778]

Please react to more Springsteen 🙏

[@godwarrior3403]

How about modern more underground country music? Lost Dog Street Band, War inside of me is a good one

[@Vana1970]

We only knew music produced by people who could play and perform, auto tune rubbish is a modern waste of space.

[@John_Locke_108]

This illustrates why music nowadays is garbage. No talent hacks becoming famous by doing nothing. Glad that you recognized how much hard work Bruce had to put into his career to get as famous as he did.

[@alvinjohnston4565]

It's called Rock & Roll and it kicks Raps ASS

[@ericskivers6643]

One of the best reactions I’ve ever seen . I absolutely loved seeing you react to this masterpiece. Ya , this song is all that , so is a Bruce . Keep doing your thing , young man !!

[@jackiebinns6205]

Randy Jackson from American idol played in this band

[@bossfan49]

Randy played on 1 album - Human Touch (1992). Bruce hired session musicians. It was not an E Street Band album, and he did not tour.

[@toyotozan]

Musicians had to play instruments? 🤣

[@CodyGameZ]

I've seen your videos and you lack Van Halen songs, try Dance the night away, or Check out some Cherry pie - Warrant

[@SteveJonesPookieMan]

Gonna go out on a limb here- Because Born to Run is EPIC rock and roll. I wanna nominate some tracks from a much, much smaller band- The Protomen. They have tracks- Vengeance? You'd get down on. The Hounds? You can't HELP but vibe with. They're a smallish band from out of Tennessee that is trying to tell a story. They have a FULL album of LIVE Queen covers that do the source material justice. They're a diamond in the rough and I think they're worth a listen to. Glad you're back. ;)

[@dianesorensen2549]

Nice choice. Now do Pink Cadillac!

[@stephenelliott1135]

Such a shame that he went woke and sold-out the working class.

[@bridgettstephens5582]

Bruce Pimpsteen🤣