FIRST TIME HEARING Tears For Fears Everybody Wants To Rule The World Official Music Video REACTION

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[@Retrospective.]

This song is an 80's masterpiece. Checkout "Shout". fantastic stuff.

[@mileshall3177]

Right this song says 80s as soon as the beat comes in. Gives me nostalgia even though I wasn’t even born yet😂

[@jonathan.s993]

Yes indeed.

[@reality1958]

I don't know if I would call it a "masterpiece", but its a catchy song that certainly helps define the 80's

[@davidarmitage289]

Amen to that!

[@kimberlyb7502]

SHOUT IS THE ISH!❤️ Should be the anthem of 2020

[@blueeyedraven396]

It's one of their more iconic songs along with "shout" and "Mad World". "Pale Shelter" and "Head Over Heals" are also great.

[@heatherharmony5288]

Pale Shelter and Mad World are my favorites. Please do both of those and then Depeche Mode, Blasphemous Rumors but honestly you can't go wrong with anything Depeche Mode from the 80's.

[@landonwagstaff5328]

Great recommendations

[@CrazyYasha]

I agree with anything Depeche mode as well!

[@layinlow77]

Fun fact: The singer had to give Joe Strummer a 10 note for using the line "everyone wants to rule the world" taken from "Charlie Don't Surf".

[@Isleofskye]

@@heatherharmony5288 I Just Can't Get Enough of Depeche Mode, Heather :)

[@danielquattlebaum9596]

Your description of this song “sounding good” basically describes 80s music.

[@anniegoodrich262]

I agree. The 80's following the 70's is like my nephew following Jimi Hendrix on his toy guitar.

[@danielquattlebaum9596]

@@anniegoodrich262 that’s a cute analogy

[@anniegoodrich262]

@@danielquattlebaum9596 My poor nephew... lol

[@Red-xg2ym]

@@anniegoodrich262 what happened?

[@StreetHierarchy]

@@anniegoodrich262 you better go on somewhere with that.

[@BobbyCYeah]

tears for fears "SHOUT"

[@Wesker1984]

Shout Mad World Woman In Chains Head Over Heels Sowing The Seeds Of Love

[@TheKarooBoy]

Yes, Woman in Chains. Always gets forgotten. One of their best

[@sharonmartinez4320]

Sowing the seeds is fantastic

[@jamespasifull3424]

You should check out their first chart entry, 'Elvis should play Ska', when they were in their first band, Graduate!! 😲

[@s.w.8074]

Oh yes, definitely!!!!

[@mafiagaming1001]

Omg finally someone bring woman in chains to the list

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

A song about the dangers of ambition and seeking power that advises us to not lose track of what's really important, to take care of one another, and to not become cold and unfeeling with one anoher. Its a bit of a masterpiece, in my opinion.

[@JTCox]

You stumbled onto a banger! Check out "Shout" and "Head Over Heels" next from them.

[@mafiagaming1001]

And woman in chains

[@almostfamous791]

Try listening to Westend Girls by the Petshop Boys....takes ne back to spring break in Ft. Lauderdale 1985. Dancing at Penrods...running across the street to jump in the ocean clothes and all to cool down and right back into Penrods dripping wet.....good times!

[@vamps_rock]

Sometimes the power of *"it just sounds good to me"* is incredibly underrated. Not all music or art has to have deep meaning to be valuable and enjoyable.

[@goytabr]

You reminded me of Chuck Mangione's "Feels So Good." It delivers what it promises.

[@3DJapan]

I think we've all heard of this group. 😂 They were huge in the 80s. One of my favorite bands of the time.

[@teerowel]

Yes been to a Tears for Fears concert. People went nuts when they played "Shout" Tears for Fears are actually quite popular and were very big in the 80s

[@iwantmyutube9040]

This is one of the staple songs of the 80's dude!😆

[@ApteryxRex]

"Woman in Chains" is a must for Tears for Fears

[@thethesaxman23]

Absolutely more Tears For Fears! Other songs you should definitely hit are Head Over Heals, Mad World, Shout, and Sowing The Seeds of Love!

[@lootier3203]

Yes, I love Sowing the Seeds of Love, and seems that no one remembers it anymore!

[@joelhassig6099]

Sowing the Seeds of Love is about The Beatles

[@lindapowers8592]

This song sends me on a trip back to the 80’s. Feel good! My favorite of their songs is Shout.

[@Nicknotnikki]

Across any decade, no matter what mood I'm in.. This is my #1 song.. Man, the 80's were great..

[@kevinl2578]

I agree 100% and I like all types of music as I'm sure you do as well!!!

[@jozf8163]

Tears for Fears "SHOUT!!!!!!" Roamy - you will love it!!!!

[@franohmsford7548]

Let it all Out :)

[@cyber6sapien]

This is a top 5 song of the 1980s, which is saying a lot because the 80's has a WEALTH of great artists and songs. This song is just an absolute MASTERPIECE!!!!

[@candicemassiah1746]

I was born in 84' and raised by my Mother on this kind of music, Fleetwood Mac, Phil Collins, AHA, Old School Madonna...So Welcome to my childhood..So happy you have such good taste in music discovery 80's style 💕💞💞💕💕

[@pomaimoikeha829]

Those are the jams

[@candicemassiah1746]

@@pomaimoikeha829 they sure are

[@lindawalker161]

Sowing The Seeds Of Love! You are right, it sounds good!

[@plazmarevenge2098]

The most incredible thing is 70/80's music was made in the 70/80's. GOT To LIVE IT

[@markl.9974]

I went to one of there concerts maybe 3 years ago, and I can't put into words how amazing it was. The whole show it just seemed as though there only goal was to put smiles on faces. People were singing and swaying and dancing. Lastly they sounded just as good as they did on record. It will forever be a one of a kind memory.

[@Mongo59]

Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus . One of the best songs of the 80's !!!

[@eixor]

My favorite Tears for Fears is “Woman in Chains” it’s amazing

[@ApteryxRex]

Agreed. Amazing song

[@geoffsimpkins7650]

Agree, real art.

[@teresastaten2027]

Love Tears For Fears You Need To Check Out - Head Over Heels, Shout..

[@davidarmitage289]

And woman in chains!! It’s a masterpiece

[@chadjohns6955]

This is their best song in my opinion, along with Head over Heels, Pale Shelter, Suffer the Children, and Shout. They are a great band that fit totally in the 80's

[@teverly5150]

Shout, Head Over Heels, and Sowing the Seeds of Love

[@foxmulder8139]

One of the most perfectly written songs of all time, it just gets better and better as the song goes on

[@MissTorix]

Made me smile watching you love every minute of that song. It’s still a very popular song now

[@TheBlack-my5yf]

This is the kind of song that brings back good memories even when you don't have memories.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

They have a good amount of songs that made them famous ..You made a great choice

[@jeffriggle8011]

YES "Give us "MAD WORLD"

[@teerowel]

yes, head over heels and shout are awesome. Tears for Fears is great.

[@Dominick_twu]

You explained how this song makes you feel really well, Rome. The entire production on this song is excellent. Making it one of those songs, that when you hear it, you FEEL it and puts you in a good mood. Its an 80's classic that will be a timeless song.

[@raquelnyc7780]

Great 80's song❤Please also react to" Don't dream It's over."by Crowded house.

[@Tom_McMurtry]

A kiwi band!

[@dewdew34]

They had many wonderful songs. TFF and CH were possibly my favorite bands of the 80's along with U2.

[@matta5498]

They were better as Split Enz.

[@shereejones5965]

@@Tom_McMurtry Split Enz were kiwi, crowded house were aussie. Neil himself said so

[@Tom_McMurtry]

@@shereejones5965 Neil the kiwi :p Kiwi frontmen. But yeah sure half aussie in composition and formed in Australia. I reckon It's great the both can feel a connection with such a good band.

[@billbrown4026]

Regrettably one of the most under rated musical groups of the 80's. They've had a long and successful career crafting one incredible song after another. You will thank yourself if you take some time to explore this particular group. I recommend "Working Hour", "Mother's Talk" and "Woman in chains".

[@LoveStory-pg5gt]

Lovely song . It bring back so many beautiful memories

[@7wnb]

Love this song, an absolute classic! I always associate this song with the ending of the movie “real genius”

[@brianheckman920]

This is a total vibe song from an iconic album

[@andreadeamon6419]

Everyone forgets the song mother's talk. Great vocals if you want more of them

[@xanajak]

One of the best songs and videos of the last 35 years. Tears for Fears owned the world for a good stretch. You can spend a week with them.

[@ricoricarte5183]

My wife loves tears for fears one of the best groups from the 80s,, Try shout and head over heals great songs as well.

[@adriennepender673]

One of the most iconic songs of the 80s decade. “Welcome to your life-there’s NO turning back.” Love TFF, saw them twice live back in the day. 12,000 people in the coliseum; on their feet for anthems like this, respectful and attentive for the quiet, thoughtful songs.... 100% engaged. They’re just an amazing live band.

[@susancosnick3852]

One of the greatest 80's songs. Shout and Head Over Heels are also great.

[@NealStidham]

I'd love to see you react to other singles from Tears for Fears. This was their biggest smash album: their first album hit #1 in the UK (where they're from), and this one put them at the top in the US and around the world as well. "Shout" was also from this album, as was "Head Over Heels" (I'd recommend, if you're going to do the latter, you combine it with "Broken", the song that comes right before it on the album, as that song leads into "Head Over Heels" and comes back in at the end of it as well).

[@jorged06]

I´m 49 years old HUGE Tears for Fears fan and live in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I saw them live twice, both here in Buenos Aires. The first time in a big soccer stadium in 1990 when they were in their prime, and they sounded AMAZINGLY. The second time in 2011 in a much smaller venue, a popular Arena here in Argentina. This time 80% of the crowd were in their 40s and 50s, with die hard fans like me. And they knocked it out of the park again! Such an underrated 80s band!

[@mistresselena9298]

This song is so 80's to me, it always reminds me of the movie Peter's Friends this song was used during the opening credits.

[@gcollinbyrne]

Iconic 80's hit. Totally new sound.

[@ourwayne]

OMG!!!!! Possibly the best song released in the 80s! An absolute popular music masterpiece!

[@timsimmons7916]

"Holding back the years" by Simply Red; You'll love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kimtalley4496]

When I hear this song it reminds me of the end of the movie Real Genius.

[@sheilathailand1903]

Played to death in the 80's, still absolutely love it!

[@jillplatte6370]

Sowing the Seeds of Love, Mother's Talk and Woman in Chains!! EVERYTHING they play is amazing!

[@chetoverholt7606]

I saw Tears For Fears about 4 years ago in Tulsa where I live. They opened for Hall & Oats. They actually still sound amazing. After all these years, it was very impressive to hear this song live. The lead singers voice still sounded the exact same as in the 80s when the song was a hit.

[@lanaoaks6567]

Wow this song is probably the top 10 80s songs of the whole decade. Absolutely the greatest song of all time

[@lakermd]

Anybody that around in the 80's has heard of tears for fears. Huge in the 80's. Had a couple of hits and some other decent songs

[@philging]

They were a great band - listen to 'Shout' next.

[@parkroote5902]

Never saw them live. But growing up, I loved their music. You say you love to identify instruments in songs? Sowing The Seeds of Love by Tears for Fears will blow you away! It's virtually inconceivable that somebody could have a mind that could put this song together.

[@traherne6726]

“Mad World” ; “Shout” ; “Pale Shelter” “Head over heels” and “Sowing the seeds of love” were also huge hits. Enjoying your channel, love from 🇬🇧 UK

[@deborahmcphetrige9085]

I've been to 8 of their concerts since 2009. They always open their concerts with this song,. As you might imagine, this really gets the crowd going! They always sound great. Most people who go to their concerts are well familiar with them, so there's lots of singing along. It's always a good time.

[@dancersdigst1754]

80's / Army / West Germany - Tears for Fears was playing in every barracks and on the economy. We would chill after work at local German bars to this song with the locals drinking Asbach and car crashes. Absolutely amazing experience. Brings back a lot of memories. Listened to this and A-Ha (Take on Me)

[@bramsrockhopper3377]

It’s one of those songs where as soon as you hear that opening few bars, you just feel gooooooooooood. It’s just great. It lifts you up. Always has that effect on me. If you’re feeling down, play it. It works.

[@Anubisblack]

They got a few bangers. Totally recommend Shout and Head over Heels.

[@ChristinaMcF]

I had the pleasure of seeing Tears For Fears in concert recently. Coincidentally they opened for Hall and Oates. One of the best performances I have ever seen. They played all their songs just like the record. The crowd was wild for them. I never wanted it to end.

[@chadjohns6955]

Love Tears for Fears, they are probably my favorite 80's group, or at least top 3

[@benjammin7729]

This is great you found Tears for Fears.

[@JacksonWithrow82]

Tears for Fears are known for immaculate arrangement and composition.

[@go234ko96ts5]

One of the great songs from the 80's. I agree with you man this is a happy upbeat song and video. This song was a favorite of my late 80 year old dad, he loved this song.

[@crazya3466]

Dude you'd fit right in the 80s with us old timers,awesome🖒

[@chemamehc1]

I grew up pretty close to where they filmed this video, and in the 90's you would still hear them being played in the radio often, so they've always been a band that's really close to my childhood. I saw them in Oakland in 2015 and honestly man it was one of the best live performances I've ever seen. Not only are they great at their craft but they tend to communicate very personally with the crowd. They were legends in music for most of my life and then to finally see them in real life, felt like seeing a fucking unicorn haha

[@stang7342]

This is my all time favorite song...

[@dougdoesall]

This is one of my top 3 favorite groups of all time. And you are correct: when this song came out it was everybody's feel good song. Nobody didn't like it. Everybody liked it. There is so much of their catalog that is worth hearing. "Mad World", "Head over Heels", "Woman In Chains", "Break It Down Again", "Sowing the Seeds of Love", "Shout", "Elemental".

[@stanbarber8308]

This group falls into the New Wave time period. Great band!

[@darrenhull9237]

I’ve seen them live about 18 times over the years (they did a big euro and U.K. tour last year btw)crowd atmosphere is always great Best songs (there’s many)Here’s a few Woman in chains Shout Famous last words Mad world Memories fade (Kanye west did a cover of this) The working hour Head over heels

[@lasvegasvegas4236]

I saw them in concert in Las Vegas in 2008 and there were about 10k people there. They were simply amazing. Played all my favorite songs I grew up with.

[@nwmonk3105]

Back in the day, they ruled the air waves. Classic band.

[@anthonyblakely399]

Tears For Fears are one of most all-time favorite Rock n' Roll bands!!!! Check out "Shout." by them. Yes I have seen Tears For Fears in Concert. Excellent concert!!!!

[@jppennypincher9051]

A fave. One of the best of that decade and all time. The lyrics are phenomenal too. There’s a balance between yup, we all wanna rule it, but there’s a cost too... It feels good to hear this song. Love it.

[@farfromperfek]

This came out when I was in HS as a mainly rock guy Tears for Fears was a guilty pleasure. It waa pop but done extremely well with even better lyrics.

[@agoodday4pi]

This song was from their album Songs From The Big Chair...a masterpiece where almost every song was a radio hit

[@pattibertucci9469]

Raul and the King's of Spain- vocals beyond- u don't even hafta close yr eyes to see the vivid mindscape he paints-& make it yr own- just luscious to the max

[@scottyg3406]

IMO a Top 10 song from the entire 80's! Love Tears for Fears.

[@erynneloewen7620]

Sowing the seeds of love is probably their best. Very Beatles. Great band all around.

[@stephanieullman6527]

This group is a great 80’s band , I love more than one of their songs

[@renated.2067]

Advice for the young at heart is rarely mentioned. He's also awesome.

[@josephscally6270]

I am 69 and have heard a lot of music in my time. This song is in my top 10 favorites.

[@jimornce6091]

They were one of the bigger groups in the 80’s which was filled with one-hit-wonders. Tears for Fears had several big hits. They had a smooth sound but a lot of their songs were about social issues like corruption - the theme of “Everybody Wants to Rule the World.” I can remember almost every word of all their songs that’s how big of a musical influence they were for me in high school. Please listen more of their music but if you were to choose just one other song, make sure to listen to “Shout”! But don’t limit yourself, your listeners have listed some great songs, “Sowing the Seeds of Love”. I know I’ll be listening to Tears for Fears for the rest of the week!

[@jerrycote659]

You wouldn’t lose any viewers because your reaction is spot on. It’s a beautiful and timeless song and ironically the theme of the song is actually pretty negative. I saw Tears for Fears twice in the 80s. Once in Boston and once here in my home city Los Angeles. In Boston I saw them in a small theatre and in LA at a mid-sized type of venue outdoors. Great shows, very 80s new wave type of vibes back then, but, very upbeat fun. I love this song and the album it’s off of. Their first album “The Hurting” was very early new wave kind of sound and I loved it. Outstanding tracks are “Mad World”, “Pale Shelter” and “Change”. The next album “Songs From The Big Chair” was a HUGE global smash and went to #1 on the US Billboard album chart. This song you reacted to “Everybody Wants to Rule The World” was the first single released and it shot to #1 in June 1985 on the US Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. The next single released was the epic “Shout” and it also was a huge smash topping the US Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in August 1985 and it has a great music video which would be a great one for you to react to. The third single released which is a personal favorite of mine is “Head Over Heels” which made it to #3 on the US Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in November 1985. It has a really good music video as well. They have a song which called “Sowing the Seeds of Love” which made it to #2 on the US Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in November 1989 which has a spectacular music video as well.

[@nikkicarrington9365]

You must listen to more of Tears for tears all there songs are fabulous, don't miss out. They still sound as good today.

[@dagnelpaula1]

This is my favorite of all their music. Love this one. So glad you picked one, and enjoyed it. Great reaction!

[@kimmatic]

The home where I grew up played songs from 50’s to 80’s. Tears for Fears is one of my favorite bands growing up.

[@EVENINGWOLF666]

Released March 18, 1985. End of my senior year of high school. I was 17. Just a month before I turned 18. I remember the first time I heard it. It was a Tuesday morning, the day after the song was released. I woke up with the love of my life in my arms. I remember thinking as I listened to the lyrics that first time, watching her sleeping, feeling her slow breathing against my chest, that so long as she was by my side I could rule world. Whenever I hear this song it takes me back to not only that moment, but those occasional Friday and Saturday nights when I wasn't working, just her and I and a few of our friends cruising down that stretch of Blackstone avenue, eating half-cold chili dogs, singing over the roar of the engine of the 57 T-bird she had spent six months and hundreds of dollars restoring after she turned 16 and got her license. Sometimes it was just the two of us, making the plans for our wedding that June, and for the rest of our lives. We were so young, you naive. We thought what we had would last forever, we had no idea that it would all end a few months later, on a different road, in a different car, in a different place. There are times when I would give up everything I've had in the years since that morning just to have one more night like those...just one more. Whether or not I still believe I could rule the world, doesn't matter because a world where her light was removed, is not a world worth ruling, and certainly not one I want any part of ruling anyway.

[@bangmon1000]

"Life in a Northern Town"- Dream Academy

[@MisAnnThorpe]

"Everybody's gotta learn sometime" by The Korgis.

[@Hiflier35thCAG]

Oh yeah!!!

[@musiclover2.06]

Beautiful song..,oh my goodness 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@twinrivers6200]

Great recommendation

[@annmitchell4663]

Whole of the Moon.

[@texashookem22]

Their most underrated (and best, IMO) song is Sewing The Seeds of Love...it is extremely Beatles-esque and is a beautiful piece.

[@lynnetitus648]

Those of us who lived the 80's recognized the first few chords of this song whenever it is played. he best song ever written! It is perfection! I have seen them in Concert 3x! Once in Detroit at a huge concert hall. My God, I stood and sang the entire time. Next I saw in Atlanta at a small outdoor arena, they were friendly talking with us and joking. I met he guy who opened for them. MICHAEL WAINWRIGHT, we still follow each other on Twitter. Roland wrote a song for him and they had fun singing it for us. I was just a few from them. Next I saw them in concert at the Exfinity Arena with Hall and Oates. I see you have been listening to their songs. Both were incredible! Daryl Hall has a Web Series called 'Live from Daryl's House'. He has some great people on and they just jam!

[@cyndigirl418]

Heck YEAH I've heard of this song and group! One of the best songs and groups from the 80's, one of the best decades for music! These guys are now in their 60's and Still Rocking the stage!

[@judywalker8020]

These guys were talented as hell and stood the test of time.Cool dudes,too.Both great singers and musicians.Still around 40 years later.80’s heaven to me.Great review by you.

[@jeffriggle8011]

By the way his ride is super sweet "AUSTIN" !!!

[@petersargeant1555]

Curt Smith (lead singer) wanted a Triumph TR3a to show the groups English roots, but couldn't find one. (It was same as the car he then owned in England and 40 odd years later he still has one)

[@afrohawk]

TFF was one of the best bands ever!! Too many hits to list. Their song writing skills are epic. Great, timeless band.

[@homebrewednhomegrown]

I saw them live in Cleveland - ‘84 I think. It might be the best overall concert experience I’ve had. Great show. UNBELIEVABLE sound charity. Music was stunning

[@darkmatter6714]

It was one of those “one off” magic moments when this was being written