FIRST TIME HERING The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil REACTION

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[@z0n0ph0ne]

You must have sympathy for the Devil, he gets blamed for all the bad shit in the world when most of it is our own damn fault. THATS what its about.

[@sjddds]

Dude, he’s the devil singing!

[@johnniekight1879]

Every time there's a bad cop they label them all bad and every prisoner swore they were innocent. Check out "Can't You Hear Me Knockin". The last 5 minutes is the Stones jamming with no idea the tape was still rolling. Incredible.

[@ohfour-seven6228]

Brilliant song by classic rock's funkiest band. As a lover of history, I'd suggest going back and checking out the lyrics, it's loaded with historic references. More Stones please!

[@emcsquared8681]

The line was “every cop is a criminal and all the sinner saints”, Really should have watched the lyric video. The line that sums up the song is at the very end “I tell you one time, you’re to blame” We blame a made up devil for all the evil things we do. It has and still is our way of not taking responsibility for our actions.

[@joe6913111111]

listen to it again the very last line he sings is the KEY line .."I will tell you one time your to blame" the song is sung from the perspective of the devil telling you all the stuff he is blamed for

[@jerrypost9651]

Great reaction, my man! 👍😁 Another epic tune from the group which I'm sure you would enjoy is "You Can't Always Get What You Want." 🎸😎

[@sjddds]

The Kennedys were the president John f Kennedy and his brother, Robert Kennedy

[@MrYendor65]

Yes Yes Yes He is singing on behalf of Lucifer.

[@m341ehw]

the key words in the song are "As heads is tails, just call me Lucifer" they all relate to historical events The Russian revolution, WW2, the 100 year war Anglo/French war, the deaths of the Kennedys and others....

[@mapegatkinson92]

Check out the live performance at the Circus performance.

[@BarTGila]

You needed to read the lyrics. The line IT WAS YOU AND ME pretty much sums it up. The devil gets the blame when it is humans do all the horrid things. The Devil is just there to temp us and to punish us when we do those things. He does NOT DO THEM HIMSELF.

[@halrichard1969]

Your interpretation of this song was as good as any I have ever heard. Bravo.

[@robertmarriott6767]

What the Helmans! 😅

[@paulmysliborski4832]

Mike! Have you been living under a rock?? Lol I have heard this song on FM radio at least a million times and counting in my life........ This song was written as the Devil's take on 20th century atrocities. It is NOT a satanic song. In fact, the Stones's original lyric was "Who shot Kennedy?" But after RFK's assassination in 1968, they changed the lyric to "Who shot the Kennedy's?"

[@glenndespres5317]

Thank God I found your comment. I knew SOMEONE had to get it.

[@Quasimojo714]

It's not just about 20th century atrocities. It incorporates famous misdeeds throughout history. In the first verse Mick sings about Jesus Christ and Pontius Pilate. But I agree, can't believe that's the first time he's heard the song.

[@mimig3904]

This reactor is so uninformed, it's really sad

[@Muckylittleme]

The inverse reality of the Devil certainly seems not only manifest today, but Gov policy.

[@tomtrooper6883]

Another story song about the Devil well worth a listen is Spanish Train by Chris De Burgh

[@ARD-lk5pr]

I'd recommend reading all the lyrics to this song at some point - e.g. the Kennedys line would make more sense in the context of the preceding lyrics. He (the devil) is basically saying that all the atrocities in history were only partly his fault - humankind has to share the blame. His crimes are confusion and deception, the other crimes are ours... Still a banger anyway, even if you ignore the lyrics!

[@juliewaterfield1804]

hi michael, hope you and yours are all super. i do like the rolling stones, but they are not a group i would purposely look up. i think brown sugar is probably my favourite, but they have so many songs it's hard to choose just one. very good reaction and explanation of the song, i'm impressed.

[@michaelwduffy]

Thanks Julie!!! And yes me and the family are keeping well hope ye are keepin well!! 😁

[@Ellenp-X]

Go listen to Axl Rose doing Sympathy for the Devil

[@digger65uk]

🔥Great to hear that track. Could you please please please consider the following…. I got the cross the River Jordon by Blind Willie McTell Somewhere Down the crazy River by Robbie Robertson Lady marmalade by Pattie Labelle Hustle and Cuss by The Dead Weather Life is Real(for Lennon) by Queen Havana Moon, by Chuck Berry Steady as she goes by The Raconteurs I’m shaking by Jack White Teach your children well by Crosby, Stills & Nash Oh My My by Sad Cafe What the world needs now is Love by Jackie DeShannon Black belt by John Grant Going to a go go(live) by The Rolling Stones You’ve let yourself go by Charles Aznavour Baby Blues by Barry White Anyone who had a heart by Dionne Warwick? Dragon Attack by Queen Life is a rock by Reunion By the time I get to Phoenix by Glenn Campbell Close to me by The Cure I only have eyes for you by Art Garfunkel ---------------

[@tinanichols203]

I liked your reaction and the music. Didn't care for the lyrics.

[@z0n0ph0ne]

The lyrics are the WHOLE POINT of the song.

[@glenndespres5317]

I read War and Peace. Enjoyed it except for the war and peace parts.

[@scotttrainer9704]

What he's saying is that man is the devil, not some mythical being.

[@scotttrainer9704]

The Devil is a scapegoat and Jesus is a way for weak men to feel better about themselves for their misdeeds.