FIRST TIME HEARING U.S.A. For Africa - We Are the World | 80's was so Legendary

[@Cherokeelion]

You are one of the first reactors Ive seen recognizing Paul Simon. You did a good job with most of em! I grew up in the 80s and it was truly astounding musically.

[@IENetworkTV]

exactly first reactor that i see recognize the great paul simon

[@the_Real_Grammy_of_6]

I agree

[@nalaniclk]

I was 12 when this happened. I’m 50 now and still get goosebumps when I hear this song. Thank you for listening to it. ❤

[@adrianprieto2195]

Ditto😅

[@ChanelStuff]

I'm 51 and get the same feeling. I waited for this to come on every day. They were my heroes.

[@ingelaperry2253]

I'm a 56 year old Swedish woman and I lived in Cali when this song came out. I too get goosebumps hearing this song. It's absolutly one of my all time favourites.

[@IENetworkTV]

still cant make it through without crying especially when we have lost like 30% of the people with leads

[@dibxander2030]

This song has singers from the 60s 70's 80's. Every singer is a Star in their own right in every genre. I was 25 when this song came out. It's a true classic here!!!

[@lakeisharhyant2045]

I was 8 or 9 I re entry watched teh making of it and have a whole new appreciation.

[@anniesmolkin7685]

Did you ever see the snl parody of this song . Adam Sandler does a great job doing Springsteen

[@EsoTownBizz6500]

Absolutely... And also, let's not forget the '50's..... Ray Charles was killing it then...

[@angelagoodwin5758]

Gotta say, you're the first reactor I've seen who recognized most of these legends.

[@Cherokeelion]

He did good!

[@briansmith48]

Back then we all knew all of those artists across racial lines. Today I don't think this generation can name artists outside of their preferred music genres. 😢

[@donjackson5522]

I’m still waiting somebody to recognize one of the best voices of the 80’s, Mr James Ingram.

[@elisahonda9518]

@@donjackson5522So true...

[@brl0522]

He really did!

[@sherribrock2726]

This is everyone donating their talents. Most of todays artist would insist on making some money or want top billing. These great people left their egos at the door for a great cause! The one guy with the beard you said looked familiar was Kenny Loggins. He is the king of movie soundtracks! You did great on recognizing everybody!!💜💜💜

[@AzarathMetreon]

You say this like modern celebrities didn’t reprise this song as a charity drive a couple years ago when Haiti got destroyed by an earthquake.

[@stanzaloan3454]

The commenter your replying to is obviously high on assumptions. No offense to them...

[@fridaylong2812]

I don't think most artists would be that way at all.

[@donnaspaulding4293]

Kenny Loggins did music for Footloose

[@patcurrie9888]

That was lame in comparison. @@AzarathMetreon

[@LucasTheUltimate]

Stevie and Bruce's duo is just otherworldly. Imagine standing out in a song with SO many legendary artists... They both managed to achieve it!

[@lynnecurrie7561]

Stevie and Bruce!!! The duet you never knew you needed! Great reaction!!❤❤

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Right.

[@kathywalters3811]

Quincy knew, and we love him for it.

[@bella-xp7qd]

Time codes indicate start of first solo Lionel Richie - 0:26 Stevie Wonder - 0:39 Paul Simon - 0:43 Kenny Rogers - 0:53 James Ingram - 0:59 Tina Turner - 1:06 Billy Joel - 1:13 Michael Jackson - 1:19 Diana Ross - 1:32 Dionne Warwick - 1:48 Willie Nelson - 2:02 Al Jarreau - 2:09 Bruce Springsteen - 2:15 Kenny Loggins - 2:21 Steve Perry - 2:28 Daryl Hall - 2:36 Huey Lewis - 2:48 Cyndi Lauper - 2:54 Kim Carnes - 3:02 Bob Dylan - 3:48 Ray Charles - 4:27 “We Are the World” Chorus (alphabetically) Dan Aykroyd Harry Belafonte Lindsey Buckingham Mario Cipollina Johnny Colla Sheila E. Bob Geldof Bill Gibson Chris Hayes Sean Hopper Jackie Jackson La Toya Jackson Marlon Jackson Randy Jackson Tito Jackson Waylon Jennings Bette Midler John Oates Jeffrey Osborne The Pointer Sisters Smokey Robinson

[@michaelasay8587]

You really took the time to break that down? That's kool...just check yr media status...haha. and don't vote for Biden, lol.

[@bella-xp7qd]

@michaelasay8587 what??

[@briansmith48]

​@@michaelasay8587. Yep, 👍 🇺🇲

[@wilson0213]

Why paste this with the time stamps that clearly aren’t on this video so it’s pointless

[@bella-xp7qd]

@@wilson0213 because that's the way the page was that I got it from.

[@donjackson5522]

Quincy Jones was a genius! Who knew we needed to hear some of these duets? Dionne Warwick with Willie Nelson. Paul Simon with Kenny Rogers. Bruce and Stevie…. Bruce and Stevie!

[@tammyjackson3113]

These were the stars of the 80's, it probably won't happen again. This was after a music awards show. Michael and Lionel wrote this song too. Prince made a song for the album, he was too cool to be there at the time. Quincy Jones told them to leave their ego at the door and they did.

[@momD612]

Prince felt he was too cool for any & everything. Such a diva attitude. It's sad because he was sooooo talented & soo great in so many areas. His attitude & ego just took it a step back. 😢

[@ronnix23]

Prince always recorded his vocals alone in the studio. That's how he did his best work. He couldn't do that there, and he was not going to be on any recording if he didn't feel that he was at his best. He offered to do a guitar solo on it, but Quincy told him flat out we need you to sing not play guitar. Prince did support the cause by submitting a song for the project, and he sent Sheila E. there as a representative from his camp.

[@tammyjackson3113]

@@ronnix23 yep you are right💜

[@bighousegroove]

Love Prince, hard to think of anyone who was as talented at, well literally everything, every instrument, lyrics, production. The things that made him great also made him a bit of a control freak. I could name other musical geniuses that I might say the same about, but none as overall talented or creative as Prince. I have often thought over the years that he could have enacted so much more change in the world, but he lived in his head mostly. As I do, and many of us do. So it's not a criticism. I think it's what makes Prince the enigma that he was.

[@bigdragon8004]

In 1984/85 Africa, specifically Ethiopia suffered a severe drought, that killed millions from famine. This song was made to give aid to Africa and raised over 100 million for the cause. No artist took any money. Now, if you notice during this, that there is absolutely no racism happening. No segregation, no egos, just respect for each other and legends coming together as human beings to help a great cause. That's the way it should be. People helping people. If everyone did this we would be a better world.

[@lunarrainbow2501]

💯% agree with u

[@nettiemac]

When Smokey Bleepin Robinson - who helped put Motown on the damn map - is just in the CHOIR, you know you got some AMAZING talent in that room. This came out when I was a soph in high school, and I am still feeling the goosebumps.

[@donjackson5522]

Not only that but the Pointer Sisters, the Jackson family and not even on camera Phil Collins just on drums.

[@wwade7226]

@@donjackson5522 Phil Collins played drums on "Do They Know It's Christmas?" by Band Aid.

[@isaaclosh8082]

Stevie and Bruce are smoke/fire and ice. What a beautiful blend

[@fredvegerano9607]

The best part of this awesome classic song is during those days,it didn't existed social media, iPhones, no Facebook or KZbin...no auto tune...nothing...just pure talent,voices that touched the hearts! That's why the 80s will be forever in my heart...wish to have a time machine and return to those memorable times....great reaction...be blessed!

[@jellybeandaydream3956]

This was my first ever cassette. I played this song over and over and over. My mom was probably ready for me to just save the world and quit singing about 😂 Nice haircut too!

[@Okayrick]

😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@sheripetrey4257]

I haven't yet heard anybody mention "Harry Belafonte" but "Better Midler" was in there too!! Haven't heard her mentioned much. But really surprised about "Quincy Jones"!!!! Can somebody clear up who the girl is that looks like Janet Jackson a little, but not quite. Is? I would imagine it would have to be a singer?

[@sheripetrey4257]

Latoya Jackson ever sing? For give me if I'm way off, I just remember her being on the cover of the "Enquirer" and I block out any one connected to that kinda fame. I'm sorry.

[@sheripetrey4257]

Oh yeah, "Hall& Oates were representing too.

[@briansmith48]

​@@sheripetrey4257. Latoya made an album in the 80's. It didn't do so good so... Plus she did a photo shoot for Playboy with a snake on the cover. Other than that, she's a Jackson. 😄

[@dagmar.6954]

The amount of talent shown in this video is crazy. All are top notch artists from many different eras & genres of music. Don't think something like this will ever happen again. Sadly quite a few artists that are featured are no longer with us.

[@sarahsmile0827]

I'm so glad you reacted to this song! So many great artists represented. I can't wait for you to get to the ones that you haven't reacted to you in this video. Your joy is infectious and I love your laughter. I'm sure you've heard it more than once that if I close my eyes and heard you laugh, I would picture Rafiki from the Lion King. Keep being and doing you! While I have unsubscribed to others, I stay subscribe to you because you keep it real. It's completely different with every reaction. Love you!

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

So sad to say goodbye to them.

[@tiacalhoun3841]

The one and only time that much talent will be in one room singing the same song!!!!! It all came together so perfectly….just amazing

[@tracylbuxton2957]

Man, I am SO proud of you for nailing SO many of these stars!!!! It made me so happy that you aren't just enjoying the music but also the unbelievable talent that are in this amazing grouping of the times BEST of the BEST! Much Love 4 You!!!🤩🤩🤩 Although I was sad that you didn't spot Dan Aykroyd in the top row center of the banner with glasses on. He said that he happened to be at the studio when they were recorded and asked him to join.

[@dhbmml]

This was my time and man - this song still brings tears. We had so much potential to change the world in a great way and had dreams to do it. Gen X - we were wanting to make the world better and just love one another and accept everyone - help everyone. So much more hope for humanity I had in the 80s. Great reaction. Cyndi's energy - uncomperable.

[@eaglelove00]

Weren’t most of these artists singing younger boomers?

[@elizabethdemauro4086]

You get a 100 from me! I’m 49yrs old this was such a GREAT song & AWESOME TIME to be growing up! I just started watching you & your reactions & I SOO love the Positivity you are!! Thank you for uniting♥️ we all need more people like you!! God Bless you & yours🙏🏻✝️♥️

[@avp5964]

"80s was undefeated" truest thing I've heard now that I think on it

[@DeborahBranson-d3f]

Miss Dione Warwick never get the recognition that she deserves cause her voice is just as legendary as anyone on that stage

[@lynnschook6124]

Wow, I’m impressed! You knew more than most of the reactors I’ve seen. Great job. These are the people I grew up listening to… all legends that need to be remembered. 😊

[@goat1408]

When you realize this was the greatest collection of singers ever...and some who were known then wasn't even on this, or some had already passed on...and some yet to emerge (Mariah was a child then, Whitney's first album came out later that year) A legendary era of generational talents.

[@sharcrum]

If you can watch this with a straight face... No lump in your throat.... No tear in your eye.... You must be made of stone.

[@christianleatherman7532]

They don't make em like they use to! Fabulous reaction! They are all legends for sure! And hearing all the legends come together for a song just does something to your soul.

[@cathysmith2941]

They sure don't I definitely remember when they all did this it was si beautiful seeing how they all came together like this ...I sure do miss the 80's they don't make music like this anymore

[@christianleatherman7532]

@@cathysmith2941 nothing comes close to the music of the 80s that's for sure. I enjoyed the previous decades of music and the 90s for sure but something about the 80s just really hits with me. Which Journey song should I ask him to react to? I'm torn and figured is ask your opinion!

[@cathysmith2941]

@christianleatherman7532 how about open arms I always loved that song

[@christianleatherman7532]

@@cathysmith2941 for sure that was one of them I was conflicted on. It was between Open Arms or Lights.

[@cathysmith2941]

@christianleatherman7532 great minds think alike cause I was thinking of lights too but I do love open Arms

[@robertbryant414]

I am IMPRESSED !!! You did exceptionally well. I'll give you 100%. Thank you for knowing your artists.

[@SA-hf3fu]

My husband has Parkinson’s and was depressed again tonight. Your joy and this song has lifted me up. Thank you. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Ctkare4k9]

Love to you,hon…and a special prayer for you both!🙏❤️🙏

[@SA-hf3fu]

@@Ctkare4k9 Bless you. Today was better so thank you. I think you helped. 🙏🏼

[@poguemom3]

We were all obsessed with this song! All the big singers were on here and it was such a good song! 💜💜💜

[@erwinraymond]

one of the best reaction I've seen. I was in 10th grade when this song came out. I envy you because you could pause it. we were not that lucky back in 85. We had to wait for hours for the rado station to play the song again. And even days to watch the vido on air TV. Now days you watch and listen to anything you want at any given time.

[@yvonnemeyer6810]

Thank you for reacting to this, it is one of my favorites it’s the best song and we get to see those we’ve loved and many we miss. But you did wonderful, don’t apologize for your reaction. This is your channel. Love you sweetie you just warm my heart. ❤❤ giving love as someone old enough to be your mom.

[@LeslieBrown-nl3jc]

Amazing song, love all these legends.

[@melissacaddell2604]

U should watch the making of this video. It's so incredible. So many super stars just putting ego aside and giving the best of what they have. So many great singers that didn't get solos but just had a blast singing background. They helped each other make the harmonies and solos as great as possible. It's truly selfless to watch.

[@cathysmith2941]

I remember when they did this all them singers getting together like that from all different genres blended so beautifully together , so nice to see them come together like this...they just don't make music like this anymore i sure miss the 80's.. Great reaction you did good my friend you got most of then right. I knew everyone one of them.sad that some of them have already passed on...

[@susanwenner8738]

You are so much fun to watch. Great reaction. This one is always emotional. We need to bring back the 80’s togetherness for sure. Music was awesome and no one care of skin color of artist. And by the way; you get an 80% from me and your cut is the bomb! 💥

[@EugeneBristol-fu8iy]

They all great came together

[@aurorawildey4579]

This song was truly a once in a lifetime thing. I was in middle school when it came out, and remember being as blown away by the video then as you are when we finally got a chance to see it. (some people's voices were easy to pick out just listening to the song, and others weren't so easy.)

[@woodchucknation]

Stevie and Bruce the duo we needed

[@kimmycook2698]

Was a teenager when this came out. An amazing time, USA For Africa- Live aid-Farm Aid were shining moments in music history...when it was good to have compassion for your fellow man.

[@toddjackson3136]

This all started with the world watching the famine in Ethiopia on our TV sets and a couple of singers in England deciding they needed to do something. They put together a super group of British Pop stars and produced "Do they know its Christmas?" In 1984. They raised a little over $10mil (a heck of a lot of money back then). The following year Harry Belafonte wanted to do an American single to help. He, ken kragen, Lionel Richie, Kenny Rogers, and Stevie Wonder started putting it together. Once Quince Jones got involved he kind of took it over and basically told everyone what they would and would not be doing. He checked everyones egos at the door and brow beat everyone into submission, which apparently was needed because everyone kept putting evything off including writing the song itself. When it was all said and done they raised over $60mil. As soon as production wrapped on "We are the world" Quincy Jones called David Foster and said we need to do a Canadian version. So in 1985 Canada pop stars echoed their American colleagues with the single "Tears are not enough". Later a huge concert event was put together called Live Aid that went on to raise more money. While this all went down the Heavy Metal guys were bummed that no one asked them to join so they did their own and in 1986 released "Stars".

[@BrandiModrak]

❤ this song and your reaction ❤ I remember when this first came out everybody loved it and I'm a metal head, but I was surprised that you didn't recognize Steve Perry. ❤ thank you for reacting to this ❤

[@nancywyatt821]

A guy with 7 double platinum albums given one line to sing and then lost in the shuffle.

[@peggiebradley7434]

This was just beautiful and so happy we can enjoy it on video. I remember when they made this and there was nothing better playing anywhere. This is definitely a legend.

[@davidschiech9188]

This song is loaded with talent, all these big stars donated their talented voices which were all brought together by the great conductor/arranger Quincy Jones...He brought all these egos together and blended them all beautifully!!

[@MCMNasty2]

You know, all those amazing artists and superior vocalists and my favorite part of the entire thing will forever be Cyndi Lauper and her flavor filled vocals

[@ronnisaunders6217]

Love this song ... I remember watching this live when i was a kid ... EVERY GENRE showed their fantastic talent and NO ONE tried to outdo the next ..... BEST MESSAGE... If everyone would practice it everyday... WHAT A GREAT WORLD IT WOULD BE ...." Change can only come, when we stand together as one" .... MUCH LOVE FOLKS ❤❤❤

[@tamijapink6671]

I literally forgot that cyndi lauper was in this group. I was impressed by how everyone was singing and smiling as they sang this song. There hasn’t been one like this since.

[@teamsaunz]

They showed a behind the scenes for this and MJ and Lionel Richie made a sign for all singer to check their egos at the door. Also, after the Haiti earthquake a decade or two ago, they did another one of these to raise funds for Haiti. It’s not as legendary as this 1 but still pretty good. No worries about pausing, if anyone wants to see the video, they can search for it and listen to it paused free. You do you, we come to see your reactions. I wish I could react but most songs I have heard. I haven’t watched too many of the videos because I was never a MuchMusic (MTV’s version in Canada) guy.

[@shambramulder4082]

I cry every time I hear this especially when the reviewer knows and understands the significance of the artists 😢

[@Renee-Suzanne]

I remember this from my teenage years and it will forever be special!

[@lindat6910]

Your reaction MADE MY DAY! God Bless You, Man! Yes, the 80s were the best! All are LEGENDS! There will NEVER be artists again like these Legends! So blessed to have listened to all of these artists in the 80s.

[@alisummers7984]

To see your joy for this iconic song makes me so happy 😊

[@filmsensei]

You did great at getting a good chunk of the singers! I would definitely give you a 70, LOL. You definitely need to pay attention to the choir, it is chock full of Jackson siblings (that was LaToya not Janet) among so many others. You know you're a huge song when you get Bette Midler and Harry Belafonte to be content doing back up!

[@bradleyvarner781]

I’d never click off on you, I just love 💕 you and your enthusiasm during your reactions. Keep it up and being yourself 😊😊😊 12:22

[@lisaestes4748]

Thank you for reacting ❤ I'm not sure we will ever have a group of selfless legends like this, in our lifetime again. RIP to those we have lost ❤

[@seasley57]

Stevie sounds like an angel. I’ve never heard anything like that.

[@wild62meg47]

Love love love!!!! Great reaction -- one of the best. You did very well with the names -- That's a lot of singers. You're beautiful.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

The 80’s ruled for multiple reasons,this is one of them. ❤️🎶❤️ There’s a one hour documentary on this- it’s definitely worth watching it. My mind was blown,and I grew up with all these artists,know every single one.😊

[@MattyB207]

"I don't want to keep pausing." proceeds to keep pausing 😂

[@susanconstable2113]

You are the first person on the younger generation that has recognized most of these artists! I love it! Kenny logins- dude with the beard- if you’ve ever watched top gun then you know his music. Lol

[@elisel8471]

Your reaction is how we felt listening to it for the first time in 1985. Sheer joy, glee and excitement with every voice that rang out. We LOVED, LOVED, LOVED every single artist in this song. ..including those in the chorus. They were tired, hungry, busy folks and they stayed up all night into the morning recording this song to help others. We are so grateful to each and every one of them. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@abnergenece4307]

Loved seeing your reaction, man. This brought back a lot of good memories.

[@debbers]

Yes, Prince was supposed to be in this! You've been doing this awhile so you should recognize quite a few of them by now!

[@carlagibson863]

This was a truly colorblind video. The '80s were the best.

[@kaycd73]

Your smile is so contagious !!!! You made me smile through this whole video!!! Thank you. I needed that today ❤

[@kathylivedinthe80s14]

I was just saying a couple says ago I couldn’t wait until you reacted to this. I grew up in the 80s and this era was the best for music so many legends in this. It’s so wonderful to see this song still appreciate this gem. Sending love

[@twisterwiper]

Man, you are really feeling the music! I was smiling all the way through. Thanks for the experience 😀

[@MarkyMark8484]

Shoot man, i loved all the pausing so you can say who each singer was. I say you knew about 90% of the singers. This was one of the best reactions to this song i have seen. Loved it dude and loved your enthusiasm even more. The 80s were such a great time.

[@jenneper]

Cyndi Lauper with the yellow hair. You should check her out! And Kim Cairns after her. Mannnn... The 80s were so awesome. We had the best childhood. Yep. The real ones stayed.. lol. ❤

[@jenneper]

Bob Dylan at 14:45 I named my son after him!

[@jenneper]

If you haven't seen Playing for change with Grandpa Elliot yet, I think you'd like them. It's a collection of musicians from around the world. I had the chance to see them before Grandpa passed. He was so kind. All of them are. Change is gonna come is really good!

[@spikebeans9563]

Its sad how many of these artists are no longer with us. ❤❤ this is legendary.

[@EugeneBristol-fu8iy]

You got it bro

[@taylormade2133]

yessss!!! this was gonna be my next suggestion!!!!!!! you da man!!!!!!!!!

[@osvaldoreynellopezravelo2894]

Oh man, I really enjoyed your reaction jaja Amazing!!!!

[@jateh225]

I loved how many you recognized! This was an amazing collaboration

[@rileyonthatbeat3047]

I'm glad you enjoyed this song *Rickkkk* this song is indeed legendary with iconic artists that are no longer with us.

[@jimbyrdiii1503]

I still get teary-eyed whenever I listen to this MASTERPIECE! 🎶🥲💕

[@lisalott4236]

You're so much fun to watch young man. God's grace & blessings to you. Keep 'em coming. You did good naming the singers, proud of you.

[@redbum321]

1985.... what a year. I was in the 7th grade when this song came out. Such an amazing accomplishment to get that much talent in one room. Haven't seen anything like that since. Who couldn't feel better after hearing this. I grew up listening to all of these artists. Great memories. I still get chills hearing this 40 years later. R.I.P. to the amazing singers who are no longer with us.

[@cdfdesantis699]

You did much better naming these superstars than any other reactor I've seen. Congratulations, & thank you!

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Youre right, gen x is undefeated. Im so happy i grew up in the 80s. We had some great times. Our music and friends helped us get through some traumatic times. Glad you loved the video and the effort all the stars gave us.

[@4MINGTHOUGHTS]

Beautiful reaction. You did great. Even the back up singers are legends. Bette Middler Janet Jackson Dan Akroyd And more.. Thank you for making me smile!

[@Braedensground]

Janet Jackson did not appear in this video. Her brothers and sister, Latoya were there. Janet hadn't hit her ' Control' stardom until the next year.

[@jessquinn6106]

I was 18 when this came out. This is my voice, my pack, my heart and soul. My time machine. If I can go back to '85, I would leave in a NY second. And all those snacks you mentioned, they tasted so much better back then as well. Goddess bless your Rickk

[@jonelmer3518]

this song is a blessing and your reaction and love for the fallen is a blessing

[@stephaniefain1863]

The famine in Africa was/is horrific. I was a young girl, and it was traumatic. I begged my mom to save just one child. It made her cry to explain she couldn't "get us a child". My family donated, and she showed me the donations, but, the commercials and PSA just kept coming. I still cry when I listen to this song. The talent and the care that went into it is amazing, but the children were dying.

[@carlosmauricioardissone4736]

Every time I watch an American's reaction to this video, I'm surprised to see that I, a Brazilian, can recognize many more artists.

[@stellaandes759]

I always used to cry when this was shown. It's great to see how they came together in a short time to benefit starving children in Africa.

[@BevSunflower]

you are the youngest person who knew so many of these artists. loved the reaction! pauses and all!

[@louielouie22]

😂dude your reaction was awesome 😂 I can't believe I was 14 when this came out.

[@Shane-is6pl]

The 80's was an awesome time to be a kid. The movies,music,arcade games

[@exalkalibor924]

Yes the 80s was not an era..it was like a culture or tradition. All around the world 80s...

[@debraslamka4585]

1st time watching your channel. So proud of you for knowing so many of the artists. Loved your reaction. God bless.

[@fatimasilva-mc9wx]

I was 15 years old when this song was released... best time to be a teenager 🥰

[@amysanders3971]

You've done better identifying these legends than most of the reactors I've seen, I usually cry at how few are recognized. Keep up the good work!

[@IENetworkTV]

me too amy

[@susanricketts8916]

This came out when I was 15. Great times growing up in the 80's.

[@oneeyecat6886]

So far, you have the top score in my journey of watching reactions to this song. Great job!

[@stefaniagombi6528]

Thanks for yr passionale reaction. You are right, all monsters...Greetings from Italy

[@susanconstable2113]

They were told when arriving to leave their egos at the door. It was for a good cause and they all did amazing. There was a drought in Africa and this was to raise money to help the starving over there. They had celebrities live on tv answering the phones for donations. It truly was an amazing thing.

[@drjag1155]

You can't help but pause the vidéo cause there's so much legends on there ! This song is fantastic 😊

[@javiervalverde1938]

I have watched this videos more than 50 times, I loved your reaction and I will subscribe. Hugs ftom Mexico I live soul and R&B since I was 8.

[@wessmeixell4437]

I so enjoyed you enjoying this! Awesome.

[@jackieknoll9818]

my kids and I taped this when the special was announced. and it blew our minds we listen to this often and are blessed for all of this talent in one room.

[@toddjackson3136]

"Do They Know It's Christmas?", "We Are The World", "Tears Are Not Enough", "Stars ", Live Aid! 1984-86 when the world of music came together!