First Time Hearing The Beatles - Here Comes The Sun REACTION

[@spornge]

I can not believe how many people bag on Ringo as a drummer, he is so dead on and just drives this song.

[@Xcris_crosX]

The Beatles helped to bring the world out of darkness. Spread the word again people, here comes the sun

[@ed.z.]

And still doing it because the recordings of The Beatles music will live on for another century. At the very least.

[@I_Am_Become_Life]

George was such a warm, optimistic dude. He even made his own death a positive and beautiful experience. We miss you, man.

[@MrDiddyDee]

They are from Liverpool, England and were at the forefront of pop culture, song writing and studio recording innovations for the decade of 1960 to 1970. Their cultural impact can never be exaggerated, their songs have been covered and reinterpreted by a countless range of artists, so you will undoubtably know more of their songs I'm sure. They went through so many changes of fashion, and took in most musical genres in a wide eclectic mix of songs on each album. They started out with pop love songs, and became a global phenomenon very quickly, releasing hit singles and albums one after the other at an astounding rate, dominating the world charts. They progressed with every album, on into experimental rock and psychodelia in the mid- 60's. Even their drummer, Ringo Starr, would contribute songs, but John Lennon and Paul McCartney were the band's main song writers, and 'Here comes the sun' was a massive hit for their other bandmate, George Harrison, off of The Beatles final proper studio album 'Abbey Road'. Check out 'Come together' for a groovy track, or 'Let it be' for a more spiritual song, or 'Blackbird' for a simple beautiful acoustic ballad.

[@blueman1470]

Stock

[@chrislofotos]

I first saw the Beatles in the Cavern Club in Liverpool in 1962, this is where they first performed before becoming a world wide phenomenon. Great memories and a wonderful time for music!

[@spoonunit03]

Well lucky old you! I was about 10 when The Beatles played the Cavern(4 miles from my home) so I was born about 5 years too late. Bah! Still recognised their awesomeness even at that age. Brilliant.

[@jnagarya519]

They first performed in Hamburg, which is where they became a band. Before they went to Hamburg they were barely a band, and had very few gigs.

[@chrislofotos]

@@jnagarya519 iI realise thank thanks, should have made myself clearer, but the Cavern was where they were discovered and launched onto the world.

[@hempluva]

Wow! That's friggin' awesome.

[@taybong]

This song is sunshine in a song format! Such a beautiful song by beautiful George Harrison 💗

[@KneeJerkReactions13]

Man their catalog is so deep. My auntie gifted me I think 6 Beatles records.The lads from Liverpool are/were supremely talented.Good Auntie, thank you!

[@Isleofskye]

230 songs,my friend.

[@clydester2677]

227 is the actual number!

[@bostonvair]

Watching Kamy vibe out to this song was one of the highlights of my day! As others have said, the Beatles were from Liverpool, England, and were at the forefront of the "British Invasion" of the 1960s. This song was on the last album they recorded (Abbey Road, 1969). The "Let it Be" album was recorded earlier than Abbey Road, but was released later, in 1970, and was the last album released when they were still together. "Here Comes the Sun" was right after the song "I Want You (She's So Heavy)," which is a real vibe, and sonically very dark. This song, with its happy sound and cheerful lyrics, sounded even more bright and cheerful coming after "I Want You (She's So Heavy)."

[@ittamandarano8262]

Start with some early Beatles, the world's biggest, most influential band in history from England: SHE LOVES YOU, THIS BOY, TWIST AND SHOUT, HELP, A HARD DAY'S NIGHT....100's of amazing songs

[@charlesmarkley220]

Have listened to this since I was a young child. Love this.

[@Hernal03]

_The Beatles_ were from California in the same way that _The Beach boys_ were from Yorkshire. Seriously though, all 4 members of the Beatles were Born in Liverpool, England and of course had an immense influence on the course of modern popular music (Rock, Pop etc...). They actually incorporated many of the worlds musical elements and styles in their short but unbelievably creative 7 year existence (Rock, Blues, Country, Folk, Psychedelic, Baroque, Indian and the list goes on and on). The greatest.

[@jeremywright4450]

No they were from California surly

[@patticrichton1135]

@@jeremywright4450 I THINK you are joking, I HOPE! IF you AREN'T, they are from LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND

[@danlalonde2751]

The more you hear them and learn about them ,watch their videos, the more you will love them . They have fans all the way down from the fourth generation from them selves.

[@davidbweiner]

Only an Englishman could write a song called "Here Comes the Sun" with all the rain they have there!

[@davidbweiner]

Their song "Yesterday", which if you don't know it, shame on you, has been covered more than 2000 times. More than any other. Ever. The most influential group of the 20th century, hands down.

[@gillcawthorn7572]

I had to burst into spontaneous laughter when I heard those words" They are from California, aren`t they?" If you were to look at your own black history you would find that it was the groups from the UK visiting America who refused to play unless the rules about segregated audiences were cancelled . The Beatles had such pulling power that what they said about everyone seeing them play ,regardless of colour ,mattered to the money men . Tina turner was only seen by black audiences until the Rolling Stones invited her to play in their concerts in London . The Beatles song `Blackbird` is about black people learning to `spread their wings and fly`. Do you really think Californians in the 1960s would have done this?

[@patticrichton1135]

I laughed to when they said that because I have NEVER HEARD ANYONE else say that EVER!

[@gems3604]

It mad me a little sad when said that, because she obviously enjoys the Beatles. Watching her reaction is like watching a baby discover ice cream or fudgecicle. 60 years of incredible contemporary (mostly 21st century) has been locked in some kind cosmic closet, and finally the younger generation is discovering good music. We should celebrate when a young person discovers these treasures of music. This woman will go on to introduce her children and nieces and nephews. I'm so glad I lived during a time when all of this wonderful music was accessible.

[@alecspeer]

Ringo is SO GOOD on this track.... mind you, he's great on all Beatles tunes.

[@michaelmelling9333]

He sure is!

[@Darmesis]

Like they say, he wasn't a "Drummer God"-level technical guy, he was a "this is what the song needs/vibe" guy. Loved watching him just sitting-in, adding his stuff to move the songs along during the documentary _Get Back!_ 🥁🪲

[@thomasjacques5286]

George was such a sweet soul and gone too soon.

[@philipdickey6460]

George Harrison was known as the quiet Beatle, but he had a huge hit with this song

[@mr.marcus3123]

Actually, 'Something' off of the same Abbey Road album was the really 'huge hit' for George! Cheers!

[@drobichaud1000]

He was also known as the "hung" beatle, but nobody talks about it

[@nelsonmellososobrinho1123]

Congratulações por mostrar à nova geração ,os imortais The Beatles .Eternos. Abraços desde São Paulo - Brasil . "Beatles melhor banda do Mundo" !

[@davygravy7812]

Ringo is the unsung hero of this band. His drumming is always perfect for the song

[@Darmesis]

It's kinda unusual when ya think of it, but Lennon/McCartney wrote and sang the vast number of their awesome songs, but George, with his limited tunes, has some of THE BEST Beatles songs that are cherished by music fans to this day! 🤘🤟

[@raffaojeda]

Beautiful!! Thank you George-Jorge-

[@mikemiller3069]

This song always gives me a good feeling vibe. Another song that makes me feel similarly is E.L.O.'s song, "Mr Blue Sky". If you're not familiar with it, you should react to it. It will make you smile too.

[@rjaraneta913]

Each of The Beatles were born and raised in Liverpool, England and lived in or near London during their recording career.

[@mr.marcus3123]

But, in fairness to King and Kamy, all the Beatles spent a huge amount of time in southern California in 1968 and 69.

[@patticrichton1135]

@@mr.marcus3123 No that is incorrect, they didn't spend any time in southern California in 1968 and 1969 They had gone to India to study transcendental meditation with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and the rest of the time in England, Spain (where John and Yoko married) and spending most of their time recording the WHITE ALBUM, ABBEY ROAD and LET IT BE albums from 1968 through 1969. I believe you are thinking of when Yoko sent John away to Los Angeles with May Pang which John called his 18 month long "Lost Weekend" Ringo was there a lot too, but this was in 1973 and '74, which was AFTER the Beatles broke up in 1970.

[@mr.marcus3123]

@@patticrichton1135

[@MrMoggyman]

Beautiful absolute perfection of George Harrison. This song is so beautiful and with so much love it brings tears to my eyes. The Beatles are from Liverpool, England.

[@cccs800]

My favorite Beatle & song by George. The sun always shines when I hear this song ♥️😊

[@MrJohndl]

Best Beatles song ever recorded. Classic Harrison.

[@BuffaloC305]

I'd still recommend "Go from Album 1 to the last', and experience what fans-of-the-era experienced. Don't cheat yourself of the Album Experience. They had plenty of hits, but I'll bet all listeners find more treasures on albums than on cherry-picked lists."

[@BuffaloC305]

In addition, they are a group with 4 distinct 'periods' of music, and I don't know anyone whose gone thru their albums that don't have favorites in each 'era'. It's almost breathtaking to be go from Final Recordings to their Earliest, and re-discover those first-ever gems. And definitely watch HARD DAYS NIGHT and HELP.

[@patticrichton1135]

TOTALLY AGREE with you! That is how ANY reactor should discover the Beatles music, just like us fans that lived through that period discovered them....as their singles and albums were released.

[@alastairtopham5939]

Wow....I LOVE this song!! This is one of my most favourite Beatles tracks. Such a catchy melody and great loving lyrics.

[@philharris5848]

Great reaction to the greatest group the world has Ever seen. I highly recommend that you react next to the video "A Brief History Of The Beatles." Not only will you both enjoy it, but you'll also learn a lot about the 60's music scene.

[@belowfray5251]

What great music I grew up with!!!!

[@jacquesmerde3282]

I graduated high school in 1970. In my senior year we went on the "Walk For Mankind", a 40 mile walk around the Twin Cities and we got sponsors to pay us by the mile we walked. We started in a football stadium and it was raining. Just before the start of the walk, the sun came out and everyone started singing "Here Comes The Sun". It was AWESOME!!!!! One of the most poignant moments in my life. And, yes, I did the entire 40 mile walk.

[@charlesking4780]

The Beatles are simply the best

[@ronaldstokes4841]

It took a while for us Ivy League, Rock n' Roll, Motown, Boomers to come around to the invasion. Long hair n' all. Wasn't for years that we learned of the genius involved. Then we went to Nam and claimed this change in 'Rock' to be our music as well.

[@chasey2327]

love the 4x chorus repeat midway through and the rising keyboard pitch

[@robertm7071]

The coolest and most brilliant group ever.

[@heliotropezzz333]

You didn't know the Beatles were from England!!!!!. The Liverpool accents alone are a big clue.

[@charlenewebb5893]

I was A Sixtey Child The Fab 4 They Are British ! Lol Peace And Love.And Every Thing Was Groovy

[@spornge]

This is my favorite Beatles song and one of my all time favorite songs that I could not live with out I have song it everywhere Mt Fuji at sun rice, walking in the middle of a sandstorm in Iraq, it is also the perfect song when you are rolling out of control to bring you back to Earth, and its so cleverly simple in every part of it.

[@leemcintyre9490]

There from Liverpool England Dear 🇬🇧. And you could be in a Funk. And this Song WILL Put a SMILE 😁 on your face!! 🎶

[@MelodyDodd-l1p]

This was my senior class song. It will always be special to me. Thank you.

[@James-wv3hx]

What a beautiful smile you have ❤

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

They're ENGLISH!! Everyone knows this and they were even singing in their accents! They sang words like Winter with the T an American would say winner

[@wilfbentley6738]

Such a positive vibe. . . . I love it.

[@canaguy]

ALSO NOTE: no one had a "video" until the late 70's, when videotape was invented. Rarely a FILM clip was made on stage or some FILM from a show or guest TV appearance (one song). MTV started in 1981. Most artists have no online examples of their talent in 50's or 60's

[@ronalddobis6782]

Although the Beatles' first movie A Hard Day's Night is credited for having created the music video.

[@patticrichton1135]

@@ronalddobis6782 AND so were their "PROMO" (PROMOTIONAL) films which would be called "videos" today. They were made when they had a new single to release so it could be sent around to be seen on TV, but that was mainly in the U.K. and Europe. We didn't get to SEE those great promo films very often on American TV. NOW they are ALL on a DVD set, which I have and love. j

[@mr.marcus3123]

What about Elvis' 'Jailhouse Rock'?

[@betsyab121]

This song always takes me to my happy place!

[@aleksanderfinstad5785]

Still hard to think that is only are only two musician from the amazing Beatles left 💔 The Beatles was the rock'n'roll band in the 1960s who real changs the world. With their amazing fantastic music sound of four fantastic musician of - Sir.Paul McCartney - John Lennon - Sir. Ringo Star - George Harrison

[@danielhead8123]

The most influential force in music ever are the Beatles

[@papercup2517]

Well, some people do claim that the Beatles' Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album sparked off the whole hippy/ love & peace/ counter-culture movement in California in the US and around the world, so there is a sort of connection...! As far as the music itself goes, Brian May (lead guitar/songwriter/vocalist) of Queen summed it up best when he said 'The Beatles opened the doors we all just walked through'. He was referring to the foundational inspiration the Beatles had on their own band and all the bands that started up, inspired by the Beatles, in the 60s and 70s and for generations to come.

[@janetcarlson9960]

Great quote from another rock legend.

[@jeremywright4450]

Yes you are absolutely correct three of the Beatles were from California John, Paul and George however when they had to replace Pete the original drummer they shipped in Ringo from Bulgaria

[@kevinfriel6182]

Such mischief. Love it.

[@mauriciosimoesdealmeidabot5641]

Tread lightly, people. With the Beatles you're stepping on holy ground.

[@dougsusie2319]

Where the hell did Cali. come from? lol ! Liverpool, England and by far the greatest band and most influential one in history and not just musically but also culturally. They completely changed the musical landscape in the sixties. They were so far ahead of their time and every other artist that I feel that they're still ahead of their time. The impact that they had on the world both musical and cultural still cannot be fully measured to this day. The sixties gave us both The Beatles and Bob Dylan which is mind boggling. Trust me, that ain't happening again. Even with the incredible 200 song catalog of John Lennon and Paul McCartney Beatles songs. (Lennon/McCartney), this one written by George Harrison is the most streamed Beatles song on Spotify with over 700 million plays as of 2021, I don't know what it's up to now. It's just a great, chill vibe positive song and all though nearly impossible for me to say, just may be my favorite Beatles song. This song is from their last studio album, "Abbey Road" released in September, 1969 and the album is a masterpiece of their final effort. You've probably seen the album cover where the four of them are walking across the crosswalk on "Abbey Road". The image is still out there everywhere today and is one of those iconic images in pop culture history. The Beatles & Bob Dylan, The GOAT'S of popular music. All others who try too stake that claim are merely pretenders to The Throne. Period, end of story. I'll see from time to time it's Queen, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin or The Rolling Stones. All great bands but not these guys. I'll close with this. One hundred and two hundred years from now, these bands will be an after thought but The Beatles and Dylan will still be listened to and studied just as Beethoven, Bach and Mozart are still played and studied and appreciated for their genuis some 200 plus years later. My advice for you two would be, dig deep into these two and appreciate them because it ain't happening again. Peace

[@patticrichton1135]

Many colleges and universities have had CLASSES ON THE BEATLES for some time now. I graduated from Kent State in June of 1969, but they didn't have classes on the Beatles because they were still current,, and being a fan, I knew a lot already on my own. But I always thought it would be interesting to take one of those classes to SEE WHAT they are teaching the students about the Beatles. My Dad always said that i could teach a class on the Beatles!

[@darkstardan3309]

Beatles are from England, as I am sure someone had to have previously mentioned. Nice reaction video. Thanks...

[@waschosen-]

It's kind of interesting and also makes me feel old to see young people listening to those familiar songs as if they were new.

[@daveburns3886]

Great hand clappers!!

[@g-1west455]

They're from England, you know like all the best bands!

[@paddysworld3978]

Not necessarily all the best bands!

[@g-1west455]

@@paddysworld3978 Ok I accept The Doors and Beastie Boys as Americas contribution!

[@paddysworld3978]

@@g-1west455 Let's not forget The Beach Boys or The Eagles!

[@3allz]

America's greatest contribution consists of The Eagles, The Beach Boys and at a push, the Doors. Theyre great bands but do they really compare to the likes of The Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Who, Led Zeppelin? America is better at producing individual stars like MJ or Prince.

[@paddysworld3978]

@@3allz Great response. I like that!!

[@stevenwitt1812]

Such a great song. George wrote it in Eric Clapton's back yard sitting in his garden.

[@jamescrane2156]

The Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever. Promotional film from 1967. Just a heads up, this often gets blocked.

[@jgilbertify]

This is when the Beatles were at their Apex!!

[@alanpeterson4939]

George was the best. R.I.P.

[@Isleofskye]

I like you Guys and on another video,5 minutes ago,I was just saying how great California was in The Mid-Late 1960;s but like most great Groups of The Mid 1960s-2000 there were ENGLISH and,in their case, from Liverpool in North West England. The biggest selling Singles AND Albums artists of all time buy a longgggg distance,selling twice as many as the next 2 acts combined(Michael Jackson/Elvis Presley). They broke World Records for fun and made 230 songs in their 8-year chart success including FOURTEEN Top USA Billboard songs AT THE SAME TIME ...lol

[@patticrichton1135]

PLUS the BEATLES had the TOP 5 songs on the USA Billboard Charts in the US the first week in April 1964, plus NINE more that same week.

[@Isleofskye]

@@patticrichton1135 You're right Patti hence my final line about those 14 incredible singles :) Also, the most recorded song by other Artists( Over 3,000 to perform "Yesterday" ) and the first Act to play outside stadiums(Shea Stadium 55,000) 😄

[@pammickle3935]

Check out the photo of George Harrison in San Francisco in 1967? 68? He is dressed with denim and flower prints. Pretty fun for a Liverpool, UK boy. This song has California vibes ....sun, sun, sun...for sure.❤

[@daniellittle830]

You have to feel optimistic that's the point of the song oh, it's a new day you're free to shape your future

[@jnagarya519]

"The Beatles" were from Liverpool, England. And they were not "Hippies"; they were capitalists.

[@chrisautry9479]

King and cami reacting to the Beatles best song!

[@johnandrews3151]

The Beatles were the first international band! They even played behind the Iron Curtain back when there was a Soviet Union! Multicultural!

[@alfredoramirez1022]

More Beatles pls

[@TheDivayenta]

Liverpool, England, kiddos! Watch some vids of them talking- Liddypool Scouse is the best dialect!

[@GustavoRey-oo6zi]

They are from Liverpool, England!

[@davygravy7812]

The Beatles were aliens from another planet. Its mind blowing what they accomplished in only 7 years

[@peardrop61]

They are from England.

[@helengabrial-moseley6319]

The Beatles are from Liverpool, England.

[@alimunro28]

The Beatles were from Liverpool in England.

[@januarysidra6166]

The Beatles are from the UK. Nice video

[@Isleofskye]

ENGLAND to be precise. In the same way THe Scots say they are from Scotland, The Welsh from Wales, and The Irish from Ireland and they are, rightly,all proud to do so. lol

[@januarysidra6166]

@@Isleofskye Okay @Isleofprecise

[@Isleofskye]

@@januarysidra6166 lol It's just a pet irritation of mine as a proud Englishman. ALL the other Home Countries are proud and eager to emphasize their Nationality, which I think is great but when it comes to us, we, suddenly, say we are "British" or from The UK ,as if we are not, equally, proud of our heritage and ancestors...:)

[@januarysidra6166]

@@Isleofskye Of course you are. It would be silly not to. Tell me why it's kind of shameful(?) or people act like it might be a little bit bad to be proud to be British. Please.

[@FABRlCE]

hahh they are liverpool, england lads yo! great song really!!!

[@danallen3947]

are they from cali wow ive heard it all

[@memorast]

❤Great reaction. Try going back to the 60s. Tommy James and the Shondells. More of the Beatles like get back and even she loves you

[@tkcompton2]

The Beatles were from Liverpool, England

[@classic-kool]

The Beatles are from Liverpool, England...

[@RobertJones-ux6nc]

Liverpool it is a British City. From the British Invasion of 1964.

[@nickbelezbubjones6528]

They are from Liverpool Uk

[@rickyconner6782]

A humdinger, hopeful song.

[@stoneyripley7752]

They seriously don't know that the Beatles are british ???? We are doomed as a species !

[@tim10243]

George Harrisons songs got this wonderfull hippie vibe. In my eyes some of the best Beatles songs were written by him.

[@Karinelehn01]

George Harrison in Drums 👏👏

[@BluesImprov]

CALIFORNIA??? You just proved how true the old saying "Fame is Fleeting" really is. When the Beatles were at their peak they were THE most famous group in the world! And they were famous for being the first "BRITISH" band to take over the American music charts. I can't believe you didn't know they were British. Like I said, that proves that fame is indeed fleeting. You can't imagine how famous they were, and now you think they were from California. Don't get me wrong, I'm not criticizing you, I just think your reaction proves that no matter how famous someone might be today, 40 or 50 years from now the young generation of that future time probably won't know much about the "famous" people of today either. It's just weird how even extreme fame goes away. And believe me, the Beatles had EXTREME fame. Glad to hear you like the Beatles though since I grew up with them and their music. Nice reaction!

[@paulrebori2395]

It was called the English Invasion. Liverpool

[@decadesbandtucson4880]

There Were The Beatles Then Everyone Else. Just Ask Any Of The Bands That Came Out Of The 60's 70's And Beyond.

[@Isleofskye]

EXACTLY. Best Group of all time then you bet WITHOUT The Beatles,as it is just a case of who is 2nd...lol

[@Chaudette-Le-Soir]

Seriously Do more Beatles song please all song are's good

[@charlier711]

California? Guys please, it's the Beatles. They are 4 lads from Liverpool, England who by circumstances known only to God came together and changed music.

[@shanearmstrong9400]

WOW YOUR SO SMART PICKED IN ONE CALIFORNIA THATS RIGHT THE BEACH BOYS ARE FROM LIVERPOOL

[@briantitchener4829]

No, not from Cali but from Liverpool. England.

[@geraldharkness8830]

the are english from liverpool!

[@markaustwick8550]

The beatles are from Liverpool England

[@sjmccafferey4437]

Beatles were from Liverpool England

[@brianbanta6398]

lol, Kamy!

[@spoonunit03]

...Too be fair, this is a very California, late 60's, flowers in your hair type song....but yeah (yeah yeah) They're from Liverpool, England.🎸

[@ines_uk]

Even if you never heard any of their songs (which is highly unlikely), you’d still would know The Beatles are famously from England. I’m really shocked that you thought they’re American, but I guess it’s been a long time since they were popular…

[@johnandrews3151]

The Beatles with Billy Preston/Get Back

[@sylmyl]

Omg 😂 the Beatles are British!