FIRST TIME HEARING Stevie Wonder Superstition REACTION

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[@ceoanw]

You picked probably the best Stevie Wonder song to introduce yourself with.

[@covatembelmusic]

my sentiments exactly

[@covatembelmusic]

but he should've worn a headset to get the most out of it

[@TheLlaauurreenn]

Part time lover is up there aswell

[@anniegoodrich262]

I Wish and Living For The City are no slacker either. Ready for you to hear those too, Rome!

[@garymcgregor5951]

@@covatembelmusic or a great sound system, turned up to 11!

[@brak7865]

He is one of the greatest musical artists of all time.

[@cici7333]

Absolutely true! I love Stevie! ☮️💜☮️

[@abrahampalmer8761]

💯 correct

[@sweetazzpiew8490]

Of allllllllll tyyyyme lol!! He writes, he sings, he arranges, he plays a couple of different instruments!! He has written songs for other artists..

[@kevlarmouse939]

YES!!! I love Stevie!!

[@eileendobbs8009]

Agree. He's one of my favorites

[@chrino21]

“Living for the City” is stunningly good. Still relevant today, 45 years later.

[@winterscoming1041]

My first Stevie Wonder I bought was My Cherie Amour back in 1969, from then on I was hooked.

[@Msnando09]

Yep. I of my favs too. Bought it as a 45, back n the day.

[@personalcheeses8073]

That’s a beautiful song

[@beckmn1]

Been listening to Stevie since the 70s. His album "Songs in the Key of Life" is great! Won the Grammy for album of the year in 1977.

[@andydurazo5337]

Yup he won album of the year in 74, 75 and, 77. The only reason he didn't win in 76 was he didn't release an album that year.

[@kevlarmouse939]

@@andydurazo5337 best award speech ever was 1976. The winner thanked Stevie for not releasing an album

[@andydurazo5337]

@@kevlarmouse939 I think that was Paul Simon.

[@kevlarmouse939]

@@andydurazo5337 thank you!

[@donnabruhn6907]

For me Stevie has been in my life since the 60's. Pure musical genius 👏😅

[@tangoindiamike9189]

I'm a 61 year old white man, and my generation has been groovin' to Stevie and so much more for a long, long time. Standby dude. I'm going to be sending you some great recommendations. I'm diggin' your reaction videos., so I'm more than glad to share a lifetime of great music with you.

[@wiz9496]

I'm a white guy, and I can hardly believe that you've never heard this song! I'm twice your age, but I've heard this song hundreds of times. You're doing the right thing, though. You're expanding your music knowledge, and you look happy about it.

[@pamelajones-meadows7627]

Some young folks just don't know the Greatness of Ole SKOOL Music. Most of the music, if That's what they call it is straight trash. No live instruments, Auto tune, and no singing chops at all. It's about a look IMHO. VERY FEW CAN SANG AKA JASMINE SULLIVAN AS A EXAMPLE.

[@n_other_1604]

Apart from this one is LIVING FOR THE CITY my favourite

[@kristimarriner7673]

💯

[@misskittynicole2709]

Facts. 💥

[@photo161]

...If you like Stevie at all then yes, you've got to check out his great urban Anthem, "Livin' for the City.", and soon.

[@talltulip]

Love that one!

[@wteuscher85]

Just... E...nuff.. for the Cit...tay...!!

[@thethesaxman23]

This is more or less the reaction I would expect from anyone hearing Stevie Wonder for the first time! If you liked this you’ll LOVE Sir Duke!!! I Wish, Signed Sealed Delivered, For Once In My Life are just a few more I can recommend off the top of my head

[@maryknight3405]

Ebony and Ivory is worth a listen, but My Cheri Amour has always been my favorite!

[@mzphillips53]

He already did Sir Duke.

[@kevlarmouse939]

Is there a bad Stevie song?

[@armadillotoe]

Stevie Wonder was and continues to be a musical genius. His music transcended race, color, and age. Everyone I knew loved this album when it came out. I remember when "Little Stevie Wonder" at age 13 put out his 1st hit "Fingertips Part II" A lot of modern "music" has stolen from older musicians.

[@wiz9496]

You must be pretty old to remember Stevie Wonder at age 13.

[@Redeemed2000]

@@wiz9496 Not necessarily kid we all shared old movies of "Little Stevie" Mom and Dad told us about it as well.

[@wiz9496]

@@Redeemed2000 I heard that when Stevie misbehaved, his parents would leave the plunger in the toilet.

[@apostlep]

you can compliment stevie wonder without bringing down modern music, there’s still lots of good music being made

[@PixelPro-4000]

Loved your reaction. You are about to enter into a big world. You MUST hear: “I Wish”, “Sir Duke”, “I was Made to Love Her”, “Living for the City”... and those are just to start. Seriously, you are about to go for a ride!

[@imuawarriors]

I like his ballads a lot. 'Ribbon in the Sky', 'My Cherie Amour', 'Overjoyed' and 'Isn't She Lovely'.... He is a legend for good reason.

[@caroline-s]

My favorite Stevie song is Higher Ground ❤

[@ladyshar42]

and then the Red Hot Chili Peppers cover

[@gregponder8332]

The Blind Boys version is rather amazing, too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHTJooZtfcx0j5I

[@ontxtteredwxngs]

For once in my life is mine ☺️

[@Jude74]

Ribbon in the Sky

[@eileendobbs8009]

@@Jude74 that is one of THE most beautiful songs ever written

[@discodawn]

“As” is one of my favorites of his

[@OffRampTourist]

So good!

[@nancyredfield3420]

Me too!! Love it!

[@cosmicdrumbeat5530]

He’s a legend for a reason!

[@dragonstoy7649]

Stevie is an absolutely amazing artist. Please check out more of his music. Part-Time Lover, Isn't She Lovely, and I Just Called to Say I Love You are some real gems.

[@Saltyzwiggy]

It makes you wonder what this guy's parents listened to for him to not know of/had listened to this song or any of the fine selections that you made...like really ?? ....my 15 year old knows this song.

[@tombreeden595]

Here Stevie is one of the first artists to experiment with the moog synthesizer and clavinets..

[@Jonni1027]

Your reaction makes me happy ❤️. I recommend from Stevie the songs I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER, HIGHER GROUND, DON’T YOU WORRY ‘BOUT A THING for starters. Stevie is his own genre and covers ALL kinds of music

[@blackkatt777]

Stevie Wonder's music is like air to me. My whole life, his music has made an impact on me. His voice shakes and stirs my soul. Love him. Living legend and musical prodigy.

[@jas8815]

The man is a legend for a reason.

[@randallshuck2976]

I've been listening to Stevie Wonder since the 70s. He sang professionally a lot from age 12 on.

[@xcellent-records]

You should react to "Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours" by Stevie Wonder

[@maryknight3405]

Great music is ageless, my friend

[@puffymuppet]

This is my favorite Stevie Wonder song.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Have you heard "I Wish"? It's like the other "Superstition"!

[@JD_Cool]

Rome, hearing you say, "I never listened to this song," I can't contain my JEALOUSY!! I'd give a million dollars to be able to hear this Stevie classic again, for the first time. It's like discovering an amazing new planet.

[@mohenders1183]

Have you ever thought, and I'm sure you have that if you didn't start your channel that their would be all this amazing, great music that you would of never hear or knew exisited? Profound.

[@brettrobinson2901]

How many reactors would you say, wouldn't even have bothered with what they were asked to react to? EVER!

[@julieford8788]

Stevie Wonder y’all! You must be really young or you’d definitely know his music. He won’t let you down. ❤️❤️💕💓💓💙💜💜💚💗💗💗

[@1dbjack]

You'd probably like Pastime Paradise, Coolio covered it and called it Gansta's Paradise. He is a musical legend.

[@falcon215]

I envy you hearing this for the first time!

[@doncourtreporter]

I go back to "Fingertips" with Little Stevie Wonder. You have to recognize greatness.

[@m2c_tave689]

You know that tons of musicians have studied this song to learn how to make a banger groove club song. Plus Stevie Wonder plays all the instruments himself when composing and recording. Stevie Wonder is the person Prince was inspired by to play all the instruments on his songs. That's how much of a legend Stevie Wonder is.

[@ret1sgreyes]

Stevie started out very young in Motown

[@jacquelinejob2766]

Got this record when it came out, Fantastic music.

[@lynnrogers9236]

You are not roasted! You are welcomed into a new vista of music that had a huge impact on everybody. Thank you!!!

[@kennethsharpe4203]

So many songs to choose from by Stevie Wonder. I would like to see your reaction to "I Wish"

[@Idefixu]

"Master Blaster" As far as I know Stevie plays all the instruments on Superstition.

[@paulqueripel3493]

Not horns, but def keyboards and drums. Rick beato did one of his "what makes this song great" breakdown videos on this.

[@MadisonD941]

When my husband-to-be & I were dating, he would call me at work & say "I Just Called To Say I Love You" by Stevie

[@DeasAnimals]

Always love an open minded person. You’re great. I really enjoy your reactions to these legends.

[@maxinearmstead7563]

Before your time . Totally understand. I'm 65 now. I was in middle school when this song came old. Shevie Wonder music never gets old. I'm sure you're going to enjoy his music. He is a genius .

[@rockinredneck57]

Shades of 9th grade. Great memories too. Stevie's a true treasure. The folks on here wouldn't steer you wrong. Boomers had the best music!

[@shadowfaxcrx5141]

This came out a few years before I was born. Grew up listening to him. This and Sir Duke are two of the best funk-rock songs ever written.

[@jadziadax5365]

I truly love your enthusiasm to hearing some Truly Incredible Music by a man that has put his style into the hearts of Millions upon Millions of Fans. This mans Concerts were always well worth the time and money. Lightbulb! Lol

[@pattyyoung2103]

You have missed a lot of great music . Welcome to a whole new world of music

[@notlobparrot3057]

Stevie played all the different keyboard parts (Hohner Clavinet, Moog Bass) and the drums on this. And he arranged it all too. God-Like powers.

[@back2black717]

My favorite Stevie song! I even rocked out with it very young in the 70's. Think it came out in 71

[@eileendobbs8009]

Oh and just to blow your mind, Stevie played everything on this song including drums

[@joejackson4202]

Jammin' on the one!

[@siegfriedherrmann6212]

Whatsup! i had the privilege of "discovering" your channel on youtube this week and..after listening to 5 of your reaction vids but having no opportunity to respond...i would like to most emphatically say that you have become one of my very favorite reactors on you tube!! i love your refreshing take on the stuff u are listening to! Combine that with the fact that you've never heard of most of these songs and...it makes it all that more enjoyable for me to watch and listen to your thoughts!! Keep up the wonderful work my friend!! Take care and god bless!

[@jasongilbert2379]

Dude... what!!! Well keep them coming!!!

[@peterhudgens8817]

These are just a few Stevie Wonder jams to check out: “Do I Do”, “Hey Love”, “Super Woman”, “Saturn” and “Master Blaster Jamma”

[@MrVvulf]

I remember jamming out to this in the 70s when Stevie was on Sesame Street.

[@freckled100]

He was a phenomenon when I first heard him. He was called "Little Stevie Wonder" and was just a youngster when he became popular. He has the most amazing voice. Try the song "Sir Duke" - one of the happiest songs I've ever heard.

[@lamusiclover2264]

You should see him perform live. He is amazing, and on "Songs in the Key of Life" his masterpiece, he plays all of the instruments on keyboards and synthesizer himself!

[@djunc676]

1983, UNO Arena in New Orleans. In Square Circle Tour. Mind blowing 🤯. Ribbon In The Sky and all the hits. Fire.

[@estellasreyes6847]

Wow, SO much FUNK in this JAM!!! SO MANY ELEMENTS to tune into

[@michellen2168]

You need to listen with headphones

[@janepiper-lunt7655]

I remember when he was Little Stevie Wonder. He was REALLY young, Dick Clark sat him up on a fence, I don’t remember the song but he played his harmonica in it and I don’t know how he kept his balance up there. One of the most talented men ever.

[@volatilemolotov2298]

Stevie composed all of this song. All the instruments. Everything. Calling him incredibly talented is an understatement. My favorite song by him is probably his cover of "for once in my life."

[@NinjatoSama]

For me the deepest song from Stevie is "As". I mean for a blind man to write those kind of lyrics just blows me away!!!

[@keithcaserta]

Listen to his song, "You Haven't Done Nothing." A tough message but a great song.

[@williamjablonsky5128]

This one's timeless and transcends age and race. It's magic.

[@hempchimp]

(With a smile and a laugh) Dude...You DESERVE to get "Roasted"

[@johnpurtill9799]

Not only is Stevie a living legend, Superstition being a Stevie classic, you might also be impressed with the fact that when he's in the studio working on a new project he plays almost ALL!! the instruments himself!!!

[@helgar791]

A good song to introduce Stevie to you. This is one of the deepest rabbit holes in music. Try "If You Really Loved Me", "As", Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing", "Master Blaster", "Higher Ground", "Overjoyed", "Ribbon In The Sky" his first hit "Fingertips", "Boogie On Reggae Woman" and so many more. Start with the live version of "Fingertips" which was done when he was 13.

[@roslynclifford5983]

Love the reaction. Try Living for the City, Master Blaster, Signed Sealed Delivered I'm Yours, You are the Sunshine of my Life. There are so many excellent Stevie songs and collaborations.

[@jeramytheresahoffman1281]

This man makes everything sound FANTASTIC!!!! MMM I 💘 Stevie Wonder. AMAZING. Never go wrong hearing anything from him.. U got me dancing around.. Feel good music

[@kimt4870]

Awesome song from Stevie Wonder ! He had so many great songs and hits. Another one of my favorites is Signed, Sealed, Delivered. Hope you will do a reaction to that one also. Thanks for your videos, you are one of my favorites 😊👍🏻

[@jalcalahr]

Stevie not only did the vocals, but the bass, drums and clavinet. Pure musician

[@deborahdennehy9937]

Such an iconic guy. I remember him very well, amazing songs of his. My favourite is 'Isn't she lovely', a really beautiful song, you'll have to listen to it!!

[@GrimrDirge]

My favorite Stevie Wonder song; it never fails to make me smile. I can. not. hold. still. when this is on.

[@Ubernerd3000]

there are sounds, beats, and grooves that no one had ever heard before Stevie Wonder...you grew up in a world where his music existed and influenced the music made by the artists you listened to...imagine what it was like just having this appear on your radio one day...like it was magic...

[@becksullivan4796]

Some music is so big, songs are so powerful, singers so outstanding and musicians so talented as part of our lives it’s hard to believe someone has never heard about it much less not heard it. Mercy. From Motown to 70s rock and beyond there is so much that’s just amazing. It brings me joy to watch you open your ears and heart to what is new to you. So at 66, I just say “cool”.

[@cici7333]

This came out in 1972, I was 7. You're right, it works today too. He's incredible!

[@juliemnm8273]

Love Stevie Wonder..."Living in the city," " Boogie on Reggae woman, ""You are the sunshine of my life" My Cheri Amore"" "Sir Duke"........

[@nethanelmasters5170]

Loved hearing all of Stevie's songs through the years and still do.

[@michaelmills7344]

Saw Stevie in a concert 1973 - San Diego. Opened for Joe Cocker. He played every instrument on the stage and was on for 3 hours at the request of Mr. Crocker. This man is talented.

[@leeharcus7001]

Other great songs of his are Uptight, I was made to love her, Master blaster to name a few. Just listen to his greatest hits and you will not be disappointed.

[@susanfox6666]

Stevie is terrific, and is still around! Shocked you don't know his songs!

[@larsbonzai]

" .. This could still come out in today's age and still be on top.. " That is why he is CLASSIC!! He will always be badass!!

[@jonbarry8187]

Stevie played the keyboards, drums and bass and sang for this masterpiece.

[@nicholashylton6857]

No. He didn't do the brass, but everything else.

[@anxofernandez3344]

As soon as the funk started you began to strut in your chair, which is exactly the reaction you had with the Bee Gees videos. The funny part is you did it subconsciously, it was the natural reaction. It's the great thing about Disco, the strut is part of the dance, people walked with swag, a smug expression and a confident smile in their faces. Nowadays it looks dorky but back then it was the coolest. It was way before my time but I've always loved the 70s.

[@sharonwilson8208]

Stevie Wonder has adjusted to nearly every generation and genre. Very talented soul. I love Ebony and Ivory with Sir Paul McCartney....of the Beatles and Wings

[@DevInvest]

By far my favorite Stevie Wonder trac.

[@freethinkerdeb7547]

Stevie Wonder is incredible! A musical icon!! ❤️👌

[@rosiekitties]

this was a 70's song one of my favorite artist

[@vanessalenorac]

The other Stevie (Stevie Ray Vaughn) does a good version of this song as well.

[@virginiaaguilar3648]

Stevie Wonder is my all time favorite. Listen to his song - As

[@peterkarargiris4110]

I remember walking home from school in 1975 listening to this song on my mono portable transistor radio with one headphone speaker (that's how they made them) - and I felt like the coolest kid in school ! Now I'm 56 and I still love this song.

[@patrickmcevoy5080]

Stevie played the drums and all the keyboards AND the keyboard bass on this - basically everything except the horns. That beat is one-of-a-kind. Lots of great artists have covered the song but no one's ever got close to that multi-instrument funk feel.

[@markfinnigan4994]

I hate to be the one to say it, he hasn't read a note of music in his life, how good is he?!!!!!!!!

[@grimgrinningtracy9157]

Sir Duke is my fave of all, I can play it over and over and over.

[@rhvenaubrey6008]

Love this song! Thanks for the reaction

[@Jeffh206]

Yes my too favorite! Played this in high school marching band. Your correct it would be top 5 if released today.

[@cici7333]

Excellent song! I'm so proud of and happy for you, for checking out different genres. Keep up the good work. ☮️💜☮️

[@bobbiebastin5423]

I got to see him a couple of times at the Cincinnati Jazz Festival, GOOD OLD DAYS 70'S HES FABULOUS!!!

[@pmccachren]

Back in the day Stevie Wonder "owned" the charts and the awards.

[@pneeb419]

This is my favorite Stevie Wonder song....love them all but this is the best

[@TexasMagnolia]

I raised my children on music! They know music from the 60’s on...and all genres (but Rap and hip hop when it hit). From when they could comprehend, we would play music trivia; who is this, what’s the name of the song. When they were old enough, they could tell you the story behind the band, the songs...And, it kept their interest for the negativity of Rap away because, they were exposed to true, good music.

[@abrahampalmer1153]

Sad but true this generation of young people are extremely ignorant when it comes to old school music in general.

[@pamelawertz498]

I got 2 Stevie Wonder songs that will knock you over. First, For Once in My Life, recorded at AGE 17. Also he plays harmonica in a way no other human can. At 17. And You Haven't Done Nothin'. His message to the disgraceful president in 1974.

[@darkomtobia]

This song is awesome. Stevie Wonder also makes a cameo in the video of the Stevie Ray Vaughn version. You know, Stevie Ray Vaughn, GOAT of the guitar.

[@michaelangileo2760]

Check out Stevie's album - TALKING BOOK. One of my favorites !!!!!!!

[@pamstuckey8349]

If we ever get to go to live music again and Stevie is touring you have to go - whatever the cost. There is a reason he's a musical legend