FIRST TIME HEARING | Tracy Chapman - "Fast Car" (Official Music Video) | REACTION

FIRST TIME HEARING | Tracy Chapman - "Fast Car" (Official Music Video) | REACTION
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[@gunnerysgthartman9263]

Love your channel and the enthusiasm and willingness to listen to new music, but please read my post in comment section and then listen to the song again. I think you will have a completely different feeling/ understanding of the song.

[@brendawatt7308]

Listen to across the lines it's beautiful

[@colconn57]

How about a link to the original vid lads!!

[@grneyeddlbaby]

You should hear Behind the Walls by her. It's acappella and about domestic violence. Her voice will make you cry..

[@icarryamessage]

No. You haven’t heard waiting for tonight by jlo

[@Krista823]

One of the best songs ever written. She’s incredible.

[@diane9247]

Absolutely right.

[@shanosha1]

Agreed!!!

[@rezekgoristanan3177]

I agree with y’all

[@juliebouliere6821]

If not the greatest I wonder….the whole mankind history in that short story….💝🌌

[@rhoetusochten4211]

Been listening to this song for about 30 years, and i still get chills. Tracey Chapman makes you feel what she sings.

[@jeffmorse645]

One of the most timeless songs I've ever heard. Its hard to believe its 31 years old. It sounds like something that could have been released this year. Very current sound and message.

[@ryncricket2001]

She’s from Cleveland, Ohio, (me too) and when she graduated from high school her class got together and bought her a guitar. Her story really is amazing. I’m glad you guys appreciate her.

[@2HRTS1LOVE]

It's one of those songs that makes you stop in your tracks and listen whenever you first hear it. So gripping, so real, Tracy is a gift.

[@paulwagner688]

Tracy Chapman was literally living out of her car just before she recorded this. A friend at Tufts had a father who became her agent and got her signed to her record deal. Then she won a Grammy for Best New Artist and Best Female Vocalist. Nominated for Album of the Year

[@TheWizardOfEgo]

The song is not autobiographical but the fact that she made you feel that it was just goes to prove her amazing talent - The character makes the same mistake her mother did - She married a man who drank and didnt work and spent you time down the pub with his mates than with her and the children. All her dreams were just that and she found herself back in the same life she had before - and at the end she tells him to take his 'fast car' and leave and keep on driving

[@imblackopspro1413]

This song is more then 30 years old I'm thrilled to see you guys get it...... she is telling a story.... you don't just listen to Tracy Chapman you feel her .. she takes you on an emotional journey .... very few people have that special gift ...

[@freckled100]

This song is heartbreaking from beginning to end. When she finally lets him go, she is standing on her own, is this a ray of hope?

[@thelittlemrs]

As I understood it, it was not a song about her own life at least. "In part everything that a person writes is autobiographical but the songs are directly so and most of them were not and Fast Car wasn’t one that was directly autobiographical. I never had a Fast Car, it’s just a story about a couple, how they are trying to make a life together and they face challenges." Tracy Chapman about Fast Car in BBC Radio 2010

[@freckled100]

I didn't think it was about her, but this song told a story about heartbreak, that's all I was saying.

[@andrewstolpman6743]

It is one of the greatest songs, lyrically and vocally, produced in the past 50 years.

[@jeffbeck3770]

There are a few songs in the world that are absolutely perfect and this is definitely one of them. This song just grabs you and takes you to the time, place and situation that she's singing about. You can feel her hope, desperation and determination. It's truly amazing.

[@tonyc7831]

“Give me one reason” is another dope Tracy Chapman song

[@almsthvn]

It ties in with this song well, too.

[@littletraveller5428]

Nice to see the young uns finding classics. Good job guys

[@pacificoduck]

This song blew up in America 30 years ago and is still played on radio stations nationwide to this day. My favorite song. Thanks for the beautiful reaction fellas! Subscribed!

[@JVTrickypants]

Tracy's voice and these lyrics - oh man....you both are making me tear up like it's the first time I've heard it.

[@jasong6967]

Song always brings a tear to my eye.

[@maxineneild7352]

What amazing singer this takes me back when I was about your age this woman sings about her own life she’s amazing spine chilling all her songs are about her real life she definitely did become someone a legend

[@lisadouglas9012]

Years later and I still gets major feelz when I hear this song

[@davidslate2005]

Every generation needs to hear and experience certain songs. This is definitely one of them.

[@imhereforitall9218]

They are hearing now thanks to Luke Combs and Tracey Chapman on the Grammys 02/05/2024. I even saw a 7 year Tik Tokker singing it word for word. He was ❤‍🔥.

[@erikkennedy8725]

Gotta remember the artist isn’t always the main character of the song. Tracy Chapman didn’t go through all of the stuff she’s singing- I don’t believe she was ever homeless for example, but the character resonates with so many people. This is a great song, it sucks you in.

[@wirebrushproductions1001]

Despite what you seem to think, it's not an autobiographical song. Chapman grew up with her divorced mother, in Cleveland, which was a rough city, and had a tough childhood. Then she got a chance through what you might call a private Head Start program. She graduated from high school and went to Tufts University (a very well-regarded school) and graduated with a BA in Anthropology and African Studies. She then immediately began singing, and at 23 was signed to a record contract. The song might well be the story of other girls she grew up with, but it's not her story.

[@diane9247]

She's beauty and poetry. She aches and loves.

[@stephenlouwbiokineticist4127]

This song NEVER EVER gets old.

[@jimmymac4559]

Good to see young people are able to recognize a legend when they hear one👏

[@lynbaker7780]

It blows me away that people don’t know her. That voice is amazing! Listen to more of her tracks that she hasn’t released. The Promise will make you cry.

[@calme-dx2dp]

Right...but we had the same reaction 20+ years ago.

[@VinIchiban]

Realizing how many times I’ve heard this song, and how it still pulls me in to this storm of emotions. So wicked.

[@clairash2004]

IKR, she's freakin amazing!!! 30+ years and still gives me chills.

[@Chris-kj7de]

"Give Me One Reason" is one of Tracy chapman's best songs. The woman is fabulous.

[@anamusementinprogress]

She did music for fun while in college and was 'discovered' cut a few albums, but eventually went back to school and became a lawyer... she still releases music today - a genuine talent that makes music for the love of it, not to break records, follow trends, or make tons of money... a rare bird indeed.

[@lynbaker7780]

...an amusement in progress... I didn’t know that! She is one of the few artists that I love and I never got to see in person. Now I know why.

[@nachocura]

The song is no autobiographical. As Chapman said “In part everything that a person writes is autobiographical but the songs are directly so and most of them were not and Fast Car wasn’t one that was directly autobiographical. I never had a Fast Car, it’s just a story about a couple, how they are trying to make a life together and they face challenges.”

[@hollybush2008]

I wish I could have the pleasure of hearing this again for the first time. I was 11 when it came out and it shocked me at the time. So different to anything else I had heard up to then. It was, is and always will be breathtaking

[@ziggymarlowe5654]

The depth of feeling/emotion in Tracy Chapman's voice is unsurpassed.

[@ontherockswithsalt560]

This is one of the top 5 songs of all time. Sounds new in 2019 as it did in 1989.

[@neilbaldwin1492]

I cry every time i hear this song.

[@brianj92505]

after a 1000 times it's still has that effect

[@insomn3ak]

Yep me too. It’s proof to how powerful this song is.

[@mikesharon2177]

Her dad was a drunk she wanted more for them outta life very powerful stuff and true to alot of kids! Great reaction Bros:)

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Mike Sharon But then she gets away & her man is a drunk too & the cycle just perpetuates. That’s what makes the song so heartbreaking...

[@andrewwright9378]

who else saw the thumbnail and thought these guys were a couple of Chicanos from L.A. Wasn’t expecting Scousers!

[@mjm-7418]

Me

[@bobthecone]

I'm from America, specifically from Texas where we have strong women. I have watched so many reactions to this amazing song and they talk about her voice. They never want to talk about the fact that this song was based on her real life. You are the first channel to give credit to what she was saying. Men need to earn their space. Women have proven that men are not needed.

[@sabrinaestrada3590]

One reason why I love this song is the fact that it tells a story. It's pure artistic genius. Her voice and guitar playing brings it to life!

[@thehoneyeffect]

She was homeless when she wrote this ❤

[@dianejackson7601]

She was strong but the point was that she wanted to run away with the guy with the car to start a new life. she was saying "we were driving and we can leave today". by the end of the song the boy was a drunk like her father, she had kids and was repeating everything so instead of leaving like her mother did she told him to take his car and go. "YOU can leave tonight ".

[@benjaminlaw1819]

Dam, I never looked at it that way towards the end of the song😲

[@YudronWangmo]

Him, no. Her, yes.

[@YudronWangmo]

MisMupp We don’t know if the person she whose arm was wrapped around her shoulder was male or female. Tracy has always been an out lesbian.

[@bellatronics]

@@YudronWangmo Yes, absolutely, but this song is not autobiographical. Tracey finished high school and went to University, graduated with a degree in Anthropology and African studies, so I think she was singing about someone she knew, but in the first person as it has more impact, or could be complete fiction.

[@ginaragone7035]

Yessssssss Diane. It's all in that one line...take your fast car and keep on driving. So powerful

[@KyleS.1987]

Tracy's amazing. The lyrics are just real in a way you rarely hear in popular music.

[@alancarnell2747]

Everyone has that reaction to this song. Her voice is so powerful and soulful, you get pulled into it.

[@thelittlemrs]

Used to listen to "She's Got A Ticket" with Tracy Chapman non stop before I moved to London in 1997❤

[@insomn3ak]

I found this song in the early 90s, and it’s remained one of my favorite songs ever since. I cry every time I hear it. It’s so damn beautiful and sad. Absolute perfection.

[@almsthvn]

I am so glad this song is being rediscovered. It’s one of the most powerful songs I have ever heard. Try her other albums - she is highly underrated.

[@ploppill34]

She used to play for money outside in Harvard Square in Cambridge Massachusetts near me I'm glad she made it big

[@BrendaAnderson]

I remember watching her busk in Harvard Square way back then. She had an amazing voice and presence.

[@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284]

This was my childhood. I found my guy. We flew off into the sunset. We both busted our butts and struggled for a long time, but then he finally scratched and clawed his way up and that ended my days of housekeeping, babysitting, and working at the gas station. We just built our dream house and are in the process of making it ours. And we're still in love. Probably more now than we were at the start.

[@josephburchill7347]

Glad you found the one who worked hard and you made it together.... but that is not what this song is about. Her man doesn't find work. She takes care of him. He goes out every night drinking with his friends, and in the end she tells him to make a decision or get in your fast car and keep on driving.

[@trenaesumter2902]

So proud and happy. So much emotion in this song and her voice -heart wrenching lyrics beautiful.

[@planojag595]

I was too young to appreciate this song when it first came out but man, as I grew older and had more life experiences this song and the pain in Tracy’s vocals with such talented written lyrics made this a masterpiece imo.

[@magentaangel5531]

Pure timeless classic. Tracy Chapman is a great story teller and genius.

[@CBGB_1977]

ONE OF MY FAVORITES! Check out "Baby,. Can I Hold You?". It's from the same album as "Fast Car" (Her debut album)

[@HK-ny8pr]

Your faces when you first heard her voice are perfection.

[@ellenjones7819]

What a wonderful song selection. I still get emotional when I hear it and the song has to be about 30 years old now.

[@dickcnormous4202]

I remember when it first came out, it seems like it was yesterday. It was always on MTV, such a great song, I tear up to this day hearing it. I'm glad these young guys are taking in the old great music because, sadly for them, todays music is complete crap compared to the old stuff. New stuff cant compare musically or lyrically.

[@ellenjones7819]

@@dickcnormous4202 I agree with you. Today there's only a handful of artists that can write meaningful lyrics or even a melody. One thing about MTV back in the day was that we were exposed to different genres of music and artists.

[@etude79]

This song tells a grittily realistic story of a working poor woman trying to escape the cycle of poverty, whose characters are living in a homeless shelter.

[@tessoh-qs1ts]

The instrumental is so soothing you don't have a clue what's coming. Her lyrics are naked and raw but strong & powerful. I can never sit through this song without tears rolling down my face but I also can never not listen. That is the purest music you can make.

[@niday26]

Me too. If I listen 50 times. I cry 50 times. Her song is the soul itself crying out😥

[@mjm-7418]

Not only the song, but you’re comments are also making me cry. Such touching comments …

[@kathys6402]

"Her emotion is making me emotional" Perfect! Thanks guys for doing this one, loved it when it first came out, love it still. Here is another one you can try, Tracy Chapman & Eric Clapton "Give Me One Reason" [Live 1999] I got this one from Tracy Chapman's channel so it is clean. Hope you enjoy it guys! kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3q7mWOAg9uoftU

[@peteshepherd15]

The entire album is fantastic, but my go to song on the album is 'For My Lover'. Take a listen to that song for sure!

[@gordowg1wg145]

Thing I love about reaction videos, like yours, is the way you're finding the cool music we oldies grew up with. I would hope you're getting your friends to check them out, and their liking it too.

[@waltercollett4009]

Great reaction guys. This song came out decades ago and is seeing new life after this year's Grammys 2024. Well deserved.

[@gunnerysgthartman9263]

I think you missed the point of the story. It's not a happy story at all. It's sad and heart-breaking. She had a hard life, dropped out of school to take care of drunk father, etc, and the guy with the fast car was her chance to escape for a better life with opportunities that she could never have at home. The fast car is representative for a vehicle of change. Things with the guy we're good at first. She felt happy, loved, and life had possibilities.(That's the chorus of the song) Then once they moved, they end up in a homeless shelter and she gets pregnant. Even though she works hard and dreams of a big house in the suburbs, the guy never finds/keeps a job and he starts drinking heavily. He doesn't help with the kids or responsibilities. So she is stuck in the same position she was in back home with her father. She is poor, has kids with a father that is a drunk, and she sees that there is not much of a future for her. The cycle from the beginning of the song starts all over again. She is trapped in that cycle. That's why she says twice in the song, once with her life at home with dad and at end with the guy, "leave tonight or live and die this way". This is a story of desperation. She knows she has to get out, and the literal and methaphoric "fast car" is her vehicle for escape to a better life so she can " be someone, be someone, be someone".

[@gunnerysgthartman9263]

How? They said it was motivational and inspiring. The song is neither of those. Do you not understand it either?

[@gunnerysgthartman9263]

@@aznk7538 her trying so hard and still ending up in the same situation she was in back home is why it's so heart breaking. Life didn't get better and now she has kids to worry about and is living in the shelter

[@Coop.sMiMi6120]

Love her, she’s a true artist

[@billycooke6208]

been listening to this since the 90s. it hits a lot harder these days. her voice is chilling:)

[@catherineholcombe5907]

Tracy wrote this song which is about her early life.

[@edwardduffy9395]

I love this song! And I love their accents.

[@wa1pahu]

So glad to watch your reaction to Tracy Chapman. I’m happy you found her music.

[@thecoogs]

Always makes me cry

[@ogivecrush]

Me too.

[@SwampCityRadio1974]

Masterpiece.

[@tvdan1043]

If you haven't seen her live videos, you owe it to yourselves to watch them. She's incredible.

[@sadfaery]

I love Tracy Chapman and have done since I first heard her while watching VH-1 over summer vacation when I was 15 years old. The album this is from was the first CD I ever owned.

[@jnlaf]

Her voice is like gold,,,alway loved her music,,

[@russellfernandes9607]

A true classic !!! Lucky to have seen her winning a Grammy Award for this song which she performed live !!!

[@debbiederosa7250]

First time out & she deserved it !!! A real MASTERPIECE in my opinion. I have never heard a song deal with the subject of abusive home life & escaping into an abusive marriage & ending up multiplying your problems with children to care for !!! It is so much a reality for so many women, yet never sung about !!! It is profoundly moving & a cautionary tale for young victims to find another way !!!

[@cmc8375]

She has so many great songs. Try Last Night I Heard The Screaming, or Across The Lines 💙🎶✊

[@thereseball]

Tracy is a LEGEND!!!! I hope you look into more of her music. She's just brilliant. Great reaction.

[@loe3175]

I was not expecting those accents. ❤

[@hifijohn]

Almost any song on that cd is very good and yes the song has nothing to do with fast cars its metaphor for getting out of a difficult life.

[@thelittlemrs]

This is such a great song written by Tracy Chapman 1986. I hope you do more with her "Talking bout a revolution" is sucha great one to. Love her voice

[@khalidamajoud4114]

Tracy is something else. Raw, pure emotion that gets through your soul with the speed of an ultra fast car...

[@marcusk.1060]

You guys are Awesome, I Agree 100% must listen to Terrence Trent D'rby "Wishing Well" or "Sign your Name" you won't Regret it

[@meigacha4283]

Yes, the struggle to survive... It's real life. That's why this song relates and is so good.

[@rhwinner]

I don't think this song is autobio; I think it's a character study, perhaps of someone she knew, perhaps made up. Very emotional, just the same.

[@50NewEyes]

It's a classic

[@christhornycroft3686]

Such a great metaphor for wanting to leave a horrible situation. I felt the same way back around '98-2001 in high school. My buddy would pick me up in his beat up '81 Honda Civic and being the son of a very strict, hyper-religious dad who used to practically keep me under lock and key most of the time, it was my moment of freedom. We used to drive up 45 minutes east of White Rock, BC, Canada to Coquitlam every weekend to see our girlfriends at the time. The one time when all was right with the world. It was my lone escape from the pain I was feeling at home. And even though I don't see the guy anymore, he is tops with me for being a huge part of that and making it all possible. Those were the days.

[@miklar19711]

I'm so glad you got it! It's an epic song of beauty even 25 years later!

[@bellatronics]

I just love this song. When Tracey's album came out in 1988 - just called 'Tracey Chapman', I listened to it over and over again, barely played anything else for ages. Such incredible songs and beautiful voice. I also love 'Talkin 'bout A Revolution' , 'Mountains O'Things', and 'Across the Lines' - reactions to any of them would be great. I could really relate emotionally to this one though. Although my dad was not a drunk, my family was messed up and abusive and my dad could get violent at times, so I really related to wanting to escape and just 'fly away'. Tracey by the way is a four time Grammy winner and her albums have gone platinum multiple times - including the first one in 1988 when she was only 24. Great reaction guys - I love how much it impacted you and your appreciation of her voice. Also I really enjoy your lovely Scouse accents. I lived in Liverpool for a year back in '91, kinda miss hearing the accent.

[@TheDivayenta]

Isn’t she fabulous? You’ve got to listen to her “ Give Me One Reason”. Even Eric Clapton had to jam with her!

[@pamjammy7719]

Man I was blessed I had a daughter at the age of 10 11 12 she was saying to me listen to these words Mom listen to these lyrics wow hear these notes I didn't get it then but I do get it now

[@bevdavis4148]

I have been a Tracey Chapman fan for a long time. Great singer.

[@Julian-to7ro]

You are both amazing guys with an open mind and great style and taste and very thoughtful 🙂 Love the accent aswell, we will win the league this year. One win at the weekend and it's 9 points and they have to play Spurs, Leicester, Arsenal, Chelsea, United still. Comeon guys! 🙂

[@BrosReact0151]

thank you we appreciate it ,nice 1, hopefully this is are year fingers crossed , up the REDs

[@patd4317]

Thank you for your reaction video of Tracy. The lyrics to her song are so powerful and you get it! I get goosebumps every time I hear this song or any other Tracy Chapman song. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it 100 more times Tracy Chapman is AMAZING 😎🌺

[@helennikki4056]

So well said. This song, I hold in a Special place, in my heart. The first time I heard it, I knew I would forever remember it -- the quiet Desperation, to just GET OUT of a suppressive situation & want to ... Live! You just root for Tracy & her brother to Make it, Somewhere ... over the rainbow.

[@ChrisB-xm3mg]

The entire album is absolutely brilliant.

[@diane9247]

Yes!

[@fridaytax]

Totally agree

[@nathanclarke2777]

I love your reactions because you truely love music and that makes it so good!

[@diddiaskew3084]

Sweetheart this is a song. She may know some people who went through this, but it's not her story. Tracy Chapman was raised by her mother, went to prep school and Tufts University. And she used to date Alice Walker, author of The Color Purple.

[@aniokay]

I could really see that you got emotional. This song resonates with a lot of people. Much love.

[@MsAppassionata]

aniokay I get emotional every time I hear this. A chill goes up my spine.

[@vdimasteremeritus]

A black, urban folk singer. What a rare and unique combination...

[@DonorFan]

Absolutely artistic perfection. Beautiful.

[@diane9247]

It's hard to find more magic than Tracy Chapman.

[@TokiDoki-jt3of]

She was inducted in to the rock n roll hall of fame... can you figure out why..?... she is the best.... inductees are voted in

[@alonnahcasey3847]

Beautiful reaction,she lets you know life gets bad,but you can succi, thank you guys

[@MrsJoannaG]

Might have been hard for you to understand her but towards the end of the song she wasn't saying that she couldn't find a job. She said that her boyfriend didn't get a job and she was paying all the bills while he was out getting drunk with his friends all the time. So she said change or take your fast car and leave or you're going to live and die this way.

[@kat333]

Joanna Guerriero Tracy Chapman is a lesbian. There are no boys involved in this song.

[@MrsJoannaG]

@@kat333 oh....for some reason i thought I heard her say him or something along those lines. Maybe she did but so that the audience can relate her story to theirs. I'll have to listen again.

[@carlynhelaine]

The “he” she refers to is about her father.

[@bellatronics]

@@MrsJoannaG Tracey has had relationships with women, though she's very private about her personal life and sexual orientation, so she might be Bi. I've listened to this song so many times, and always thought she was singing about a boyfriend. Most probably because it fits a stereotype of the behaviour of some men - go out and get drunk with their friends all the time while their wife or girlfriend works, pays the bills, looks after the kids - which she also mentions in the song. She could have had a boyfriend as a teenager before having relationships with women, it's a really common thing coz of heteronormativity, especially in the 80s. However I'm not sure that this song is actually autobiographical as many people, including the guys reacting, think it is. On Wikipedia it says she graduated from High School and went to university, got a degree in Anthropology and African Studies. Perhaps this song is about someone she knew, or perhaps parts are her story and parts are fiction. She's such an emotionally powerful singer that people tend to assume that the stories must be hers, but she may just be singing some of the stories to give voice to people who's lives are like that.

[@scabbedwings6548]

@@bellatronics I've always felt while listening to 'Fast Car' that it was just a story she was telling like any other storyteller who writes about situations that they've heard about, thought about, or observed but not necessarily experienced themselves. This is what I've felt since hearing the song when it debuted in 1988. So I'm not sure if it's because that's what I got from it while listening to it or I saw interviews at the time of the release and the subject was explained. I've been a Tracy Chapman fan since the first time I heard her music back in '88 when I was a teen.

[@astridbirgitteovern7662]

You should also listen to «Behind the wall». It’s about domestic violence and other problems in low income areas, and how it’s not a priority for law enforcement. A capella and soooooo powerful. I’m not asking you to make a reaction video (unless you want to), but listen to it for your own sake.

[@RandomJane104]

She's so amazing. So good live too.