First Time Hearing LORETTA LYNN “YOU AIN’T WOMAN ENOUGH (TO TAKE MY MAN)" | Reaction

[@johnperkins4201]

" Fist City" has to be the next reaction from Loretta Lynn. You'll love it!! It's hilarious!!

[@karenmandeville7116]

a woman born in Butcher Hollow would definitely know how to scrap! Fist City is an awesome song!!

[@dagmar.6954]

So sad to hear of Loretta Lynn's passing. She was a country legend & singer song writer who's music has spanned 6 decades. She was also friends with the great late Patsy Cline. Her younger sister Crystal Gayle also is a great singer. She grew up dirt poor & stayed humble & true to her roots. The autobiographical movie "Coal Miner's Daughter" is worth looking at.

[@marybaillie8907]

Loretta wrote this song which is one of her biggest hits. She had 16 number one songs. She was definitely one of the female pioneers in country music. I can't remember a time when she wasn't on the radio or TV. Amazingly she is just as humble as Dolly when it comes to being commended on an amazing career. RIP Beautiful Lady. You'll be missed. Thanks Craig. Great reaction. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@lindaartz3297]

I am 75 and you are right. Women like Loretta Lynn and the Queen have always been a presence in my life. My ancestors came from England a few generations back.

[@jankreps5115]

Loretta did so much for women in country music!! So sad and today’s country music old time country music is not played on radio like it used to be! I appreciate your respect towards her! I hope you play call miners daughter on my favorites Loretta! Nice reaction

[@debbiel.1655]

Loretta Lynn wrote her own songs and I grew up knowing who she was even though I was not a big country music fan. The movie about her life "Coal Miner's Daughter" made me really appreciate her life and music. It stars Sissy Spacek and Tommy Lee Jones and is a great movie.

[@mikebarnett9012]

Thank You for doing this, I watch several country reactors and you're the first to honor her. While Loretta was the first to break through some glass ceilings for women in Country Music, including becoming the first female to win entertainer of the year, the ceiling was cracked by Loretta's idol Kitty Wells. Long Live the Queen. R.I.P. Loretta.

[@kimking6036]

She just delivered a threat with a smile on her face ♥️😊

[@MrEdwinhardesty]

That's the Southern way.

[@berlyn3014]

My heart's breaking for her family and fellow fans. She was such a legend. She lived about 40 miles east of me and like you said I grew up with her just always being there. She was one of my mom's favorites specially after mom read the book Coal Miner's Daughter.

[@mjrebafan]

I never really thought about it, but you hit the nail on the head when you said most people never discovered Loretta, we just grew up with her. Im 46 years old, and thank God my parents discovered her, and passed the love of Loretta on to me. She was our Queen and we are all hurting. I would love to see your reaction to the movie about her life Coal Miners Daughter. Sissy Spacek won an Oscar for her portrayal of Loretta. Its a AWESOME movie...once you watch it, youll get a better understanding of why she was such a treasure. Thanks for the reaction!!!!

[@tenerceeman]

I'm 64 and too grew up listening to her. I loved her songs!

[@sheliaspringer7389]

Yes, Loretta Lynn was definetly a trail blazer in Country Music! I am so very sad to hear of her passing! She was a true LEGEND!!! Thanks for your wonderful and respectful reaction to the Queen of Country Music!

[@pageribe2399]

I love this song. She's got true grit. As we say in here in the South, "Well, I guess she TOLD her!"

[@melissalee1531]

Watch Coal miners daughter ! It’s her life story . The movie will help you understand why she wrote a lot of her songs !! We are all so sad about losing her !!! I grew up listening to her . I remember when women couldn’t wear pants out in public. I remember when we could finally wear pants to Wednesday night church service !!!! It was amazing!!!!! So her songs said what a lot of girls and women felt and wanted to say !!! At least here in the United States anyway .

[@rachellivermore1918]

This sad news has hit me hard. As soon as I got home from work yesterday, sat down with a beer and put on the Loretta Lynn record that my Grandma gave me and let the tears flow.

[@chriscalfee9593]

Your right Loretta was our Queen. I was lucky enough to see her perform a few times. She was so down to earth and never got above her raising

[@jeremyfagner6808]

True legend. One of the greatest!

[@sharonpate5481]

My dad was from Tennessee and played guitar so there was great country music playing in my house. Grew up with Loretta, Dolly, Linda Ronstadt, EmmyLou Harris and all the greatest music ever made 👵🏼☮️❤️🔥

[@cricketpitts3744]

R. I P miss Loretta you will be missed!! Fly high sweet angel!!

[@julieford8788]

A true legend. Cool Miners Daughter is still my favorite. The movie was great too. A good ole southern lady. 💕💕

[@bonnienevins9041]

I was born in the early 50"s Loretta was a staple of the music listened to in my house growing up, she was one of my Dad's favorite female singers!!

[@firefighterchick]

She was simply amazing and a pioneer of Country Music as a whole, not just a female artist.

[@ljmac22]

Her lyrics seemed so simple-which is the hardest thing to do. She cut right to the heart of emotions and situations. Such a talent. And all biographical.

[@Metalphysicalpodcast]

Her voice was fresh.

[@intnatnalharvstr]

Thank you for the tribute to the Queen Of Country Music..

[@deborahlewis656]

Thanks craig for the respect for loretta... she was so inspirational to future women everywhere 🤠rest in peace beautiful loretta

[@michellemckinney9721]

I grew up listening to Loretta Lynn. I would watch Coal Minners Daughter over and over.

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Wonderful reaction to one of my Loretta favorites.

[@ionecuff6323]

I grew up with Loretta Lynn's music. She was always a REAL person, loved people, loved family, never took anything or anyone for granted. You have to see the movie about her life, "Coal Miner's Daughter". Breaks my heart that she is gone, but I do know that she is in heaven with all her loved ones and our Saviour. God Bless and be with all her family, friends, and loved ones. P.S. What you want to bet her and Patsy Cline are writing and singing songs together, inbetween the chatter and giggles.

[@donaldromesburg1902]

exactly right , we grew up with her .my mother is 89 , this hit her hard . . Thank you Loretta for bringing a little joy to my world . RIP

[@kathyjones3940]

It was so sad loosing Loretta Lynn!! 😢❤ I seen Loretta Lynn twice at the Grand Ole Opry!! I seen her first time in 1981 and the second time in 2003!!

[@TheWynch]

I first remember hearing her when I was about 6 years old. She has just always been there. She will be missed. Fun fact, she was a controversial writer, she had more songs banned on the radio than any other artist. Check out her song The Pill, one of her banned songs :)

[@IgoZoom1]

My heart is broken over losing this lovely and gracious (but definitely no-nonsense) woman. Martina McBride posted on Instagram that she "was always a little astonished when Loretta called me her friend." She also said Loretta ended every phone call to her with "I love you honey." What an amazing soul!

[@Bamagirl-uf8xn]

In 2003 The Kennedy Center honored Loretta. This is on KZbin and tells the story of her life along with people singing to honor her.

[@williamlidster5850]

Loretta Lynn will always be an eternal source of pride for the great state of Kentucky! Long live the memory and music of the Queen of Country Music!

[@beegee1960]

Loretta Lynn was ten years older than I, so she and her music has been a constant throughout most of my life. Agreat lady.

[@charissakington606]

My heart goes out to your country for the loss of the Queen. Her passing was felt world-wide and she was an amazing woman. Praying for your future leadership. Loretta was a pistol! She lived a long life and she left a terrific legacy! Like others I grew up listening to her. 💜

[@micheled6111]

As soon as I hang up the phone was with Conway Twitty and was one of of the first songs I remember playing over and over circa 1973.

[@robertbreedon9137]

I grew up listening to her one of Mom's favorite singers. I was exposed to both old country music from the 60s and 70 as well of old rock and roll from the 50 to 70s through both of my parents.

[@marieteri0505]

R.I.P. Loretta

[@johnbooth6477]

Loretta Lynn - "I'm the other women" - "the Home You're taring down" - "Dear Uncle Sam" - "Indian Lake" - "The Pill" _ "You want to Give Me a Lift" - "Wine Women and song"

[@KajunMoo70]

Thanks for honoring Loretta Lynn, a true American treasure. If you can, it would be great to see you react to her biographical movie, Coal Miner’s Daughter. Sissy Spacek portrays Loretta as well as does her own singing in this movie. Tommy Lee Jones plays Loretta’s husband, Doo.

[@mickie-fielden5629]

Miss Loretta was the Queen of Country, she wrote and sang songs about situations and life and dit it with , Grace, Style and Class !!! She may not be with us in Body , but her music lives on and so does her spirit.. 🌹❤️🙏

[@memorywhitton5527]

She was definitely a True Lady and a down home gal,...R.I.P. Heaven has gained another Angel 😇, Thank You for your reaction hope you and your family have a blessed evening 🙏

[@normacraig7894]

She's our Queen of Country music!❤

[@tinatovar7548]

Thank you she was one of my favorites

[@barbaracampbell9907]

This is Miss Loretta’s best song ever the queen of classic country sassy not begging Jolene but pure country sassy lassie never again

[@lindamay5759]

Great reaction! Always loved her. Coal Miners Daughter is her best ❤️

[@kimzwolinski9919]

Beautiful lady ❤

[@BadCowboy67]

I had the honor to meet Ms. Loretta, in the mid 90's. While it was a brief chat I told her how she inspired me as a male. She simply replied how could she inspire a young man in his mid 20's. I said well I've grown up listening to your music seen the movie about your life and all that type stuff, but your song You ain't Woman Enough describes the kind of women I want in my life. Her reply was well if they ain't willing to fight for ya they ain't worth havin. Rest well Ms. Loretta you have more than earned your place in the heavens.

[@leoteri]

I grew up listening to Loretta Lynn. I cried when I heard she died. The movie Coal Miner's Daughter was based on her life! A great movie!! She was my parents favorite female singer. Then she became mine!

[@serenaroen438]

I've been watching your reactions for a little while now. Glad you're watching/learning/growing with country music! Please try Lorretta's "The Pill".

[@carolkinney1327]

I so admired Queen Elizabeth. Such a GRAND lady! I felt she was a FANTASTIC role model for women, AND I also felt she was so in tune with her subjects. I am an American,but I wanted her to reign forever. Some American politicians should have taken lessons from your queen. Yes, it saddens me that another strong, classy lady ,like Loretta Lynn, has passed out of this world. She had such a hard life. Yet, she survived.

[@ShawnCaldwell11]

You should watch the movie that was made about her. Its called Coal Miners Daughter.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

Loretta Lynn was one of those artists whose impact transcended the genre of music she performed. Fun fact: she has had more songs banned from the radio than all male country singers combined. She was honest, spicy, independent, and empowered women. Unusual for both her times and her chosen music genre.

[@tammycenter8757]

I am from the same part of America that she was from. Yes I sound like her when I talk. Same accent.

[@deel2621]

Me too! Southern Appalachian! Remember the Crisco commercial with Loretta?

[@janicem9225]

Thank you so much for this video. 🙂 One of her daughters just said the other day, that Loretta knew she was going home to heaven that night, and was excited to be going to see her husband Doo, and other loved ones that she knew was waiting for her there. It's sad for us down here, but not so to her, to be home in that wonderful place. And as much as so many also grieve for the Queen, I know she's another soul who is so happy to be reunited with her handsome Prince Philip, and her other loved ones who went before her. 🌹

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

She had a lot of many other great songs, "Fist City," "Your Squaw is on the Warpath Tonight," "Don't Come Home a' Drinkin (with Lovin" on Your Mind,)" "You're Looking at Country," "The Pill," "One's on the Way," "Blue Kentucky Girl," "Mr. & Mrs. Used to Be," with Ernest Tubbs; "Hey Loretta," and the following are lesser known but still hits and personal favorites: "I Want You Out of My Head and Back in my Bed," "Wings Upon Your Horns" and "When the Tingle Becomes a Chill."

[@christinecraig5]

A true Legend who opened the country music world up for women. May she rest in peace 🙏🙏😪🙏😪

[@fscottgray9784]

I also like her song Fist City. Along the same lines as this song.

[@patrickhumphreys5851]

My Daddy loved her music and I grew up with it, Momma always sead she was the only one she was jealous of.

[@andrear2355]

I grew up listening to Loretta Lynn my mom and grandmother played her all the time when her movie came out my mom had it first on vhs and wore the tape out watching so much I have seen that movie so many times I could say it line for line. To this day my mom watches that movie every night. Loretta was a woman that would tell it like it was. There was an interview I saw last night with a man that toured with her when she went overseas for the first time I think it was the 70's she was in the UK for several nights and a guess one reporter really went hard at Loretta in a rude way and the guy said he laughed the next night when Loretta was on stage she called out that reporter telling him if he was there to come backstage so she could beat his but out the country. I love all of Loretta's music but one of my favorites of hers is fist city.

[@debrabutler5063]

So sad to hear of her passing, when you get a chance look up the movie about her life, it is called "Coal Miners Daughter" it is an absolute amazing life story, am sure you would enjoy it !!!!

[@sassyvirgo55]

❤

[@edithdavis2848]

Loosing our legends and she is truely a legend. She made them respect women in country music, no back up in her. Everyone wanted to call her the Queen of country music, but she wouldn't have it, told everyone Kitty Wells was the Queen not her. She had a time censors wouldn't let some of her records be played, on the radio to controversial, she just put them in her album's.

[@ryanheady970]

You should listen to some of her duets with Conway Twitty they did good duets together

[@firequeen2194]

Ooh! I hope you’re doing the Pill. She was such a trailblazer for women.

[@lonniehyde7542]

Miss Loretta means so much to many she has one song that meant so much to the wives that lost their husbands during the Vietnam war

[@lonniehyde7542]

Dear uncle sam

[@jeanniewolfenbarker3962]

Thanks for doing that one! I love it.

[@williamlidster5850]

Other notable hits for Loretta Lynn would be of course “coal miners daughter“; It tells the story of her young life in eastern Kentucky! However, other great notable songs by Loretta Lynn include fist city, wings upon your horns, Love is the foundation and my favorite “blue Kentucky girl!” This little List just scratches the surface of her great music; not to mention, her duets with Conway Twitty!

[@karylbelitz6704]

She and Patsy are singing together again. Heaven's Choir got a little bigger.

[@bobbimccain2385]

There is a movie about her life story called “ Coal Miners Daughter “ that tells of her struggles from childhood of being dirt poor. Then, her meeting & marrying her husband while she was just a child herself. The movie tells how she finally got her break in music kingdom with her husband Mooney pushing her all the way. Sissy Spacek portrayed Loretta & the great actor Tommy Lee Jones portrayed her Husband Mooney. I think you would enjoy streaming this awesome movie, while learning about country life in the hills of Kentucky US back 80 years ago . Loretta’s best friend was the great Patsy Cline , they toured together at the beginning of their careers. This movie was a 1980 Oscar winning film.

[@cyndisanimaladventures6370]

Her song The Pill was banned on radio when it came out. Also One's on the Way is also one of my favorites.

[@TheSuperman559]

you got to watch the movie Coal Miners Daughter great flick about Loretta Lynn and great acting by Sissy Spacek as Loretta and Tommy Lee Jones as her husband I recommend the movie

[@Pauba1946]

You need to react to her song “The Pill” and “Here in Topeka”

[@denanebergall5514]

What I have always thought was amazing was the fact that she got married and started having babies at 13 and for the next twenty years she was either pregnant or nursing.

[@krazycatz]

Her song “One’s on the Way” gives us an idea of what her life was like during that time period in her life.

[@denanebergall5514]

@@krazycatz I love that song! I depicts the life I always wanted but never had.

[@70srocknroll]

Rip queen

[@shasha5627]

She was the queen of country music. She was born as far away from queendom as you can be but her talent and personality and beauty made her a queen.

[@AmandaPaige71]

I love this song but my favorite is Fist City! RIP QUEEN 👑

[@GingerLady57]

Yes she did all that with sass, but she was still always classy!

[@joycelovelace3768]

You need to watch the movie about her called Coal Miner's Daughter if you haven't seen it. It is great.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Thank you. Another huge loss. Not enough words can express all this Queen was! You must watch the movie “Coal Miners Daughter”.

[@minneyruth]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@aniceholmes3488]

You need to watch the movie coal Miner's daughter. It's the life of Loretta Lynn which Loretta herself oversaw the movie the actress that plays her is Sissy spacek which she want to Oscar for portraying Loretta Lynn you will laugh you will cry and you'll think really.

[@stephanietip]

If you get the chance,you should watch the movie written about her life.Its called coal miners daughter and was a very good movie.She married at 13 in 1948 to Oliver Lynn.They remained married until his death in 1996

[@TexasMagnolia]

Ms. Loretta’s last video was a duet with Willie. Please react to: Lay Me Down. Very emotional.

[@jewls9697]

Try Fist City!! lol also The Pill, Don't Come Home a Drinking, You're Looking at Country, & One's on the Way! Loretta was known for pushing the boundaries & singing stuff that was taboo back then! R.I.P beautiful Loretta!! 😥💔

[@annfrost3323]

This song reminded me of a Dolly Parton's song Jollie Don't Take my Man from Me (?). A suggestion if you have not heard it.

[@lightatthecape2009]

She dealt with issues that women were dealing with like divorce, the Pill, double standards for the sexes men coming home drunk. It really did motivate movements to improve women's lives. Definitely a lady that broke trails. She was married at 15 and had her first child at sixteen. And 3 before she turned 21. In her 30s she had twin girls. Strong, strong women! My favorite song of hers is Coal Miners Daughter but there are many songs in her repertoire.

[@oldermusiclover]

think that is the late Don Helm on steel he was the late Hanks Srs steel player

[@cindyphifer970]

Loved Loretta. You should check out the video Fist City that I think was from the Charlie Louvin Show

[@carolynussery8189]

Please react to her singing " Fist City " or You're the reason our kids are ugly " with Conway Twitter.

[@sonjarussell7332]

Don't ya hate autocorrect?

[@carolynussery8189]

@@sonjarussell7332 Lol! I just saw that :) It got me!

[@marygodwin4497]

Loretta Lynn was Patsy Cline’s best friend and her sister is the singer Crystal Gale.

[@cindyphifer970]

I can't hear the music anymore is a beautiful performance, a song about her late husband, Doo

[@pamelamcleod8663]

With you being a military man you should react to dear uncle Sam by loretta

[@pennymiller6813]

You need to watch the movie Coal Miner's Daughter. It is her life story.

[@michelleboussiala4470]

The 3 queens are gone- Queen off Comedy (Betty White), Queen Elizabeth II and Loretta Lynn (Queen of Country)

[@cindyphifer970]

Fist City is from this same show

[@paulascott5701]

Fist City is the most entertaining of Loretta's songs and of course, Coal Miner's Daughter. Are you from Scotland?

[@asherasspirit7727]

LOL my Mama said this is getting your a** kicked kind of song... My Mama is yeah okay... Thanks..🤣

[@chrissiebrewer3271]

My middle name is Lynn in honor of Loretta