FIRST TIME LISTENING TO JANE CHILD! Don't Wanna Fall In Love | REACTION

[@dtaylor939]

I don't know much about Jane Child. But, she's supposed to be one of those musical prodigies that plays every instrument and writes and produces all of her own stuff.

[@robertg330]

yes... she did all the instrumentation on this song. Jane is/was what was known as a "studio artist." Put her in front of a computer and keyboard and she could make the most amazing music... written, performed, and produced by her.

[@jackie_jrml]

Yesssss!!!! She was wayyyy cool but probably too cool and different for that time. This was my jam for sure!! Thank you!

[@PancakeMarshmallowDude]

Thanks for watching!!

[@Jo-el722]

She is STILL and will ALWAYS be my jam! Jane is Bosssssss!!!!!!!!

[@sashabertold3731]

Oh man! Good old days!!! She was hailed as the kinda female Prince brcause she sang and played all her instruments and this funky song came out in either late 89 or early 1990 and it almost reached the top as far as I can remember!!! I loved it!!! Cool choice not heard it in long long time!!!

[@davidnetherton2308]

Hit it's peak on the charts around March-April of 1990...#2 for 3 weeks in the U.S. Only held out of #1 by Sinead O'Connor's Nothing Compares 2 U which was #1 for 4 weeks

[@balldalt]

Omg I'm so happy you reacted to this song. It came out in January of 1990, so yeah it's basically 80s. And it's hands down one of my favorites from that era, never gotten sick of it. ❤️ There's so many amazing songs from 1990. Checkout "Joey" by Concrete Blonde.

[@prone_navy2013]

in a way it would be in 1989 bc of the album, but it was the 1980s until like 1992

[@joshuayeager3686]

Jane Child is absolutely brilliant. Unfortunately, she was hurt by media attention paying too much attention to her hair and piercings rather than her music, which she played everything, as well as writing and producing herself. Prince was a huge fan of hers. Child only had one other minor hit, “Welcome To The Real World” which is a awesome track as well. She’s had a couple more albums since but stopped making music quite a few years ago. Her last public appearance was on The Wayne Brady Show, when he was fortunate enough to get her to come on.

[@MegaTempo22]

Very well said. She was way too talented to be a one hit wonder. Her three albums were crafted with such detail and imagination.

[@brownandabroad4865]

I remember that! I think her husband worked on his show at the time.

[@kevinnelson66]

I believe her husband was the keyboard player in the house band for The Wayne Brady Show. I think he also played keyboard on her third and final album.

[@lordlickorice]

This song is soooo good! It was huge! I love her voice!

[@midnightexpress1111]

Another favorite of mine is Saraswati

[@Twizzledoc187]

What’s most impressive about this gifted artist is that she wrote, produced and played nearly every instrument on this entire album

[@dalee72]

This song and music video was released on January 19th 1990. So yeah, very close to the 80s. It was #2 for 3 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. I'm glad that you found this artist. Good reaction. 😘

[@PancakeMarshmallowDude]

Thanks for watching!!

[@ronpotts6385]

Jane Child came out of nowhere in the first days of the 90s, and the world wasn't ready. If you listen to any hit song by one time girlfriend and musical protege of Rick James, Tina Marie, especially "Lovergirl", you can tell that Jane Child was channeling a similar sound and the same fondness for funk, and soulful, R & B belting. Jane Child's star rose and fell quickly, for some unknown reason, but she should have been HUGE.

[@michaellazzeri2069]

This woman------------wrote-------arranged------played all instruments------sang-----& produced ! all of it.

[@darkpsychic]

This was my jam

[@scottward7850]

Never in a thousand years did I expect a reaction to this song . So cool . Was one of my favs back in the day

[@monicamason3414]

I never get tired of this song, even 33 years later.

[@franticrage73]

Yes. Another winner!

[@mistynorman3172]

The layered vocals were absolutely insane in the best way

[@bradstromberg5146]

One of the best albums ever. The whole thing is great!!!

[@alexsittig6326]

Her self-titled album that contains this banger came out Septemeber '89. The song didn't get released til Jan '90 and quickly rose up the charts to #2 for 3 straight weeks in April '90.

[@redsmoker37]

TY Bryson!!!! This is such a gem from one of my most fun summers in 1990!!!!! This song I believe hit #2 on the charts, got massive radio play at the time. Just a great time in my life. This song just makes me feel good b/c of the memories.

[@PancakeMarshmallowDude]

Thanks for watching!!

[@redsmoker37]

@@PancakeMarshmallowDude I know I recommended this one, perhaps some others have too. I love the direction your channel is going, you're really hitting some great bands. Depeche Mode is my #1 fav. You really need to react to Strangelove, a DM signature track. You're venturing into New Order, my #2 fav band. Respect, True Faith, Bizarre Love Triangle are all classic. I don't think you've done any Smiths or Echo & the Bunnymen yet. You really need to. If you like New Order, Joy Division was the predecessor band when they were punk (and before their lead singer committed suicide). Joy Division's signature song is Love Will Tear us Apart. I'm absolutely loving where you are headed Bryson. You're making this LGBT man very happy with your content of late.

[@SLam-ve3yp]

This is still one of the ten best dance music of all time in my book.

[@vincentramirez8188]

She would be a star today as well

[@rabrab3]

Had forgotten this song. Thank you for bringing this back!! Loved this song when it came out. Sweated a lot on the dance floor to this song during my clubbing days. She was/is a great talent and what about her look and fashion sense!! Great job. Believe she was a Canadian talent.

[@PancakeMarshmallowDude]

Thank you for watching!

[@davyb2719]

You guys just don't know how much I NEED this song right now 👍 much love to Pancake and to you all - love from New Zealand 🥝💘

[@PancakeMarshmallowDude]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ImGoodLoveEnjoy]

It is definitely from the 80’s and 1 of my favorite songs

[@blackkatt777]

I freakin' loved this song, and I loved her aesthetic.

[@dee-at6400]

She’s a brilliant musician

[@Dreamtime-Walker]

🤍Nostalgic for Sure!

[@robertg330]

LOVE Jane Child... thank you for this. Such great memories!

[@PancakeMarshmallowDude]

Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@chrisbaber4978]

She was 10 years ahead of everyone else!

[@kennethandrysiak4130]

Jane… “Don’t Wanna…” = F I R E !!

[@notsogood9449]

This came out in 1989. Classic late 80's BANGER!

[@mtsula]

This song is 1990.

[@neldablanco1663]

Subscriber! LOVE the look you get, when 1st hear song! Then see you loving that song, and video!❤

[@PancakeMarshmallowDude]

Thank you so much!!

[@angiewilliams8472]

YYYEEESSS,.. ALL 80'S, YOUNG MAN!!! I'M GLAD THAT U ENJOYED IT!!!

[@PancakeMarshmallowDude]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@angiewilliams8472]

@@PancakeMarshmallowDude FA SHO,.. MY BABY!!!

[@W0rdsandMus1c]

Never heard of her, but really liked it 👍

[@AdorzAaliyahSince94]

One of my 1990 favorites! I was in the 9th grade back then. She'd be more appreciated if she had debuted in this decade! I read that Prince really liked her!

[@MegaTempo22]

Prince was indeed a fan and they were both on the Warner Brothers record label that ended up owning Prince's masters for the longest time. Prince was a survivor, but sadly, the label took Jane down and didn't promote her properly after her first hit. She could've been huge. Her music still sounds fresh and forward thinking.

[@rainerader1182]

This was an amazing time to be young so much excellent music

[@AfroLatinoDude]

I love when Bryson gets a groove face on. You know he's really into it. 😀

[@johnsondavis1352]

Nailed it man! This song just grabs you, amazed how it has flown under the radar for all these years!

[@Vainrican10]

Love love love your review I remember seeing her taking the subway train NYC all the time... We were in 8th grade and were in Catholic School and loved her look and presents... She was so underrated for being so talented... Hope you are doing well handsome and thank you for another great review!!! Xoxoxo

[@PancakeMarshmallowDude]

Thank you so much for watching! 😊

[@s.mcbride6806]

1989, I was 19, Jane was epic

[@NoCanDu]

I LOVE THIS SONG! I have the CD single somewhere. I played this over and over in 1990. What a jam. Still sounds fantastic! Glad you ran on to her. ❤️

[@dianecrisantes1403]

Girl was ahead of her time

[@christopherroberts4266]

Yes it might have been 1990, but when I bought this,,,and a Megadeth cd on the same day, I admittedly was more impressed with Jane child then the Megadeth cd,,,only because I kind of knew what to expect on the metal album...Jane child's whole first album is a gem from first track to last...ahead of her time in my opinion...

[@kevinnelson66]

Jane's debut album was released during the summer of 1990. This song was all over the place on the radio and MTV at the time. Her second and third albums were a little harder edged.

[@mattgraham2835]

i was about 12-13 years old when i heard this and im 45 now so yes it was quite a while ago

[@MegaTempo22]

I'm certainly ready for a Jane Child comeback. But she currently isn't on any social media of any kind to know of any new music from her. Talk about a musical genius who was ahead of her time (and not appreciated by Warner Brothers). She had "Prince" sized talent. Such an amazing and sadly underappreciated talent who had so much to offer.

[@josephconsoli4128]

Flawless song

[@andreassn5050]

It first came out on a 1989 album, but first released as a single in 1990 (single #2, as "Welcome to the Real World" was the first). So technically, both 80's and 90's would be correct for this one.

[@mizakita5402]

She does this cover of Tina Turner’s “we don’t need another hero” It’s effing ahhhhmazing! Was way pleased to see this reaction and hear your thoughts 👍

[@MegaTempo22]

I paid almost $20.00 for that Tina Turner tribute album just to hear Jane Child again. Worth every penny.

[@Richardhaitz]

Awesome tune

[@jhumble7045]

OMG I have not heard this song in 30 years. This song still hits hard. As a 45 year old longtime beat maker and song writer. This has so much fxxxxxx soul. And tbh, I had no idea this was a white woman. Had no idea she produced the whole song. I'm up with todays vines but damn this late 80s vibe makes me feel so damn good. This is on repeat. What the hell happened? This woman was ahead of her time. She even got Teddy Riley doing a remix of this. However the original is better, A big fan of Riley but Jane Child really got the groove right.

[@disembodiedstudios]

Love your pleasant demeanor! Subbed! Lookin forward to watching more as im into a lot of this 80s/90s music and this song in particular! (cant wait to watch the kate bush vids😻 i love her so much) But jane childs dont want to fall in love! Wiw, Its been an all time favorite since i was a little kid when it released back in ancient times lol. Too bad she didnt get bigger, she was clearly an actual musician with talent (rather than a lip synching puppet) Aaannywho...

[@PancakeMarshmallowDude]

Thank you so much!

[@owenhunt]

The greatest GTA song of all time

[@mykuklaki]

Yes! Yes! Yes!! A perfect next new (to you) artist to react to Taylor Dayne - Tell It to My Heart. Her voice and the song 🔥🔥🔥

[@dalee72]

I love this song too! I can relate to it and although I do want to experience it and eventually fall in love I'm scared of being vulnerable.

[@Funexpected]

"Scared of being vulnerable," how so?

[@dalee72]

@@Funexpected Well when you're in love and you want to be intimate emotionally with someone that you're in love with then you're putting your heart on the line and you can risk getting your heart broken.

[@Funexpected]

@@dalee72 Good luck

[@dalee72]

@@Funexpected Thanks. You too. But everyone is vulnerable to getting their hearts broken. No one seeks to have their hearts broken but in life there's no guarantee that you will succeed in your love life and that you will be immune to getting your heart broken. You can only do your best to find the right person for you. Besides Jane sings about this in this song if you listen to the lyrics. She says love cuts like a knife and she's scared to death of the person she fancies.

[@darknessfalls8422]

From what I think I remember it was 90!?

[@overtothisside504]

I don't care what anyone says 80s music is better than 90s music

[@chyqo]

Wait till you see her “welcome to the real world” bud 😉👍🏽

[@dalee72]

React to her song Welcome To The Real World. And react to Jody Watley's Still A Thrill please.

[@romanseano]

Her style, which I also love, is very East Village NYC of that time. Conventionally, for a lot of people, the look didn't match the music. I admire her for being true to her unconventional self!

[@prone_navy2013]

1989

[@kosmo692010]

hey plz redo ur reaction to the knife feel good mmix!!! TRUST ME!!

[@brickcityjerzyjerzy5808]

Hardbody this was jam still is go jg

[@Pulishit-xd4qk7ox7w]

Early 1990's song.

[@shanecrompton8091]

Should fo Michele no more lies

[@rickyjenkins06]

I absolutely love this song. But it most definitely has been enhanced as I heard her try to sing live, and she just had no voice. It was like she was just whispering. Shame.