FIRST TIME REACTING TO | "IT'S A MANS WORLD" JAMES BROWN WITH PAVAROTTI REACTION

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[@brandontolman7812]

Pavarotti is playing an instrument, its the gods voice

[@burakcoskun1865]

No

[@elkamynante]

well, me, as an absolute fukin nonreligious madafakar, I don't think Pavarotti's voice is "God's voice"! But He definitely put something in there😇

[@crsounddoctor4937]

Pavarotti is a world famous Italian Opera Singer (who was singing in Latin or Italian not Spanish) and James Brown is the undisputed: "Soul Brother #1," "The Hardest Working Man In Show Business" and "The Godfather Of Soul" who practically single-handedly invented "FUNK!!!"

[@markwatson450]

And their respect for one another in this video is awesome!

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

Italian

[@jamesjones680]

Pavarotti: Paav-rot-e greatest opera singer ever. The language you’re hearing is Italian, the opera language. I’ve never heard this version before and it’s stinking awesome, thank you for sharing it with us. Arrivederci…

[@christinerobinson9372]

He sang in Italian.

[@crsounddoctor4937]

@@christinerobinson9372 Yes Thank You, That was already established, but your comment was appreciated...

[@jivebunny3765]

"That smile" is James Brown acknowledging that he's in the presence of greatness.

[@chrisneuhaus7188]

The unlikely duet is the cool shock factor of this performance. Illustrating the kind of person each of these men were. They loved and appreciated all performances and musical styles. Many think the extremes don't appreciate the other, but it shows the love for music and the love for pure talent. Extreme opposites singing together the same song. Love it! Music is universal.

[@alecgough5179]

Luciano Pavarotti, a world renown Opera singer. If you want to hear more of him check out Nessun Dorma. Who would have thought these two together would sound so good.

[@FormidableGaming]

best opera singer in the world , with highest range and best chest voice of all times

[@n3clar]

Caruso - Lucio Dalla and Luciano Pavarotti - live best version of Caruso ever

[@livin3179]

Regarded as probably the best opera singer of all time. Italian 🇮🇹

[@MrJKTenor]

Pavarotti and Brown were two of the greatest artists of the last century. Both men were in their late 60's or early 70's during this concert. I sang with Pavarotti at Carnegie Hall in the 80's when he was still in his prime. One of the greatest experiences of my life. I sat next to him and discussed vocal technique during breaks in the rehearsals. Learned more in the 2 weeks I worked with him than in 20 years of studying voice. I loved your reaction to both voices!

[@justafreethinker]

Um Britt, Luciano Pavarotti is perhaps the greatest opera singer of all time. Matched with the Godfather of Soul.. legends beyond legends.. music is truly the univeral language. RIP both of them.

[@erict956]

Luciano Pavarotti was an Italian operatic tenor and basically one of the greatest voices ever. I would definitely recommend you listen to his live version of "Nessum Dorma" and then be prepared to melt. After that if you want to see/hear another outstanding crossover you have to do the greatest one that's ever been conceived "Barcelona" by Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé. As great as this is, it has nothing on Barcelona.

[@darthv1001]

Spot on!

[@greendragonpublishing]

Ha! I just posted that same suggestion.

[@JohnWarner-lu8rq]

I grew up listening to JB since the mid-60's. Went to three of his concerts.... great show and talent. James was known as the hardest working man in showbiz. You should see his dance moves from when he was younger. Pavarotti was a long-standing part of the "The Three Tenors."

[@RTDavis0503]

Whoever decided to put these two giants together??.... GENIUS!!!

[@ThatCurious_Cat]

You need to watch Pavorotti sing Nessun Dorma. It’s unreal. It’ll give you goosebumps. It’s a performance that literally brings me to tears merely from being moved by its beauty. If you haven’t seen it, I cannot encourage you enough to check it out.

[@IgorS_Isr]

Pavarotti was a great opera tenor. You may want to listen to Anjelina Jordan's cover of this amazing song.

[@wesleysnow4561]

I'm so glad these two teamed up for this song. They both complimented one another. Their voices so rich and taking turns. Giving us all that ONE, TWO punch of chills.

[@enzodiadema5650]

When Pavarotti was alive, since 1994 he had organized a musical event that was almost annual and was called "Pavarotti & Friends". The purpose of this event was charity for the various needs that gradually arose in the world. Many famous Italian artists were invited to this event, but also many international stars. None of them has ever said no to Pavarotti (how could one say no to Pavarotti?). This with James Brown is a performance that was part of one of those "Pavarotti & Friends" and the esteem and respect that everyone had for Pavarotti was infinite, as demonstrated by the attitude of a sacred monster like James Brown.

[@donwilson1625]

You can’t know what you don’t know but you make even innocent errors into marvelous understandings of truth.🎉

[@larryratterree6358]

I believe at this time Pavarotti was starting to feel the effects of Cancer!! With the time he had keft he tried different things to bring the music world together!!!

[@Jimmy_Phantom]

Can't get more world renowned, than Luciano Pavarotti- the premier opera tenor up until his passing. Also note that this was Pavarotti's show, during which he performed duets with a variety of singers..

[@brookehornback1896]

Great reaction.Your Enthusiasm jumped right off the screen into me and I'm ready to go for the day.Thank you beautiful.

[@nickmorse2277]

Yes, he is the grandfather of soul you hit it right on💯🔥

[@wbiassociates]

And look who just blew past 30,000!!!! Congratulations and so well-deserved!!

[@wanderer0617]

My first concert was James Brown. I was 12 and one of my older brothers took me. Unforgettable! Great reaction! This was unexpected with Pavarotti, wow.

[@Rosiepooh75]

The verse Pavarotti is singing was written by him especially for this occasion. You can Google it to see- completely different song 😊

[@1stpageplacementNet]

Nothing short of EPIC and MAGICAL! Another colab is Freddie Mercury (QUEEN) and

[@lathedauphinot6820]

“This is the duet I didn’t know I needed in my life.” Exactly. It shouldn’t work, but it works beautifully. It only works because the two are open-minded enough to try it and strong enough to check their egos. Look at James Brown’s million-dollar smile when Pavarotti takes over HIS song! They don’t even speak the same language, but you feel like that kind of openness and trust could make them great friends. It’s enough to give you hope for mankind.

[@roddiener1235]

He does play an instrument....his voice, it's Pavarotti, larger than life.

[@thequietrevolution3404]

Great reaction. And yeah, both artists are well known for their vocals, both are forces of nature. Pavarotti is a well renowned operatic vocalist. Before becoming known as "The Godfather of Soul", James Brown performed many '50's melodic and soulful tunes. Including "Prisoner of Love", "Try Me" and "Bewildered"

[@jacquelynbauer9951]

Wait till you hear His "instrument" LOL Best in the world.

[@beegee1960]

You need to listen to Pavarotti sing Nessum Dorma. It will blow your mind.

[@tomhansen4576]

Thanks for providing this reaction. I never knew this dynamic collaboration ever occurred. I agree with you that this a duet I never knew I needed to hear. What an amazing event to witness.

[@geniej9093]

More of LP's duets and I'm here for it. He reached out to major pop icons to sing with, in his later years. Fabulous.

[@tiikMYname]

This collaboration between Pavarotti, one of the most beloved and greatest opera singers ever, and James Brown, the God Father of soul, who I was raised on, brings tears to my eyes. One, because the song is so gorgeous and I've loved it my whole life, and two, because I am deeply touched by the love in this cultural meeting and the respect Pavarotti has for James Brown and the honor paid to James Brown culturally by Pavarotti and the Italian people.This is living art. I feel this collaboration, it's music and it's mind opening act of social "barrier breaking", in my heart.

[@longobardialfonso8376]

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[@jerridcook8811]

My personal favorite song of James Brown has always been "Sex Machine". It always seemed, to me anyway, as if James was just having fun when he'd perform that song. Like a lot of his songs, this song seems to practically jump right out of the speakers coming right at you. And, it was like that from the very beginning of the song all the way to the end of it!

[@Blindeyedog]

Everybody that reacts to this video's mouth opens just like yours when Pavarotti comes in. It's great. 😀😀

[@PaulDA2000]

Love your reactions of your facial expressions. Please do more of James Brown. If you want to see great dancing, you could do James Brown 1964 at the Tami show the song is night train. Or you could do papa’s got a Brand New bag from 1981 live. And you can also do please please please from that same 1964 concert.

[@uppercaper]

Now you MUST listen to Luciano Pavarotti sing 'Nessun Dorma' from the three tenors concert. You will wear out your Church/Crying towel, waving it and wiping tears.

[@reshaud81]

Pavarotti's verse translated: Man runs the power but doesn't know great limits has to be how it will be done In his palm he holds an idea that doesn't live in his imagination… he wanted If you don't notice that then nothing makes sense if you live only for yourself

[@crsounddoctor4937]

Hi Britt, 1 Legend + 1 Legend = "A Masterpiece!!!"

[@kdmcallister3537]

Pavarotti was the best opera performer. He's ITALIAN!! Having a good laugh! Love your candor!! FUN!!

[@DoctorJTL]

If you really want to be blown away, watch the performance duet between Pavarotti and Stevie Wonder with the song "Peace Wanted Just to Be Free". Stevie Wonder architected the song specifically for Pavarotti's operatic voice and style. It is absolutely incredible and iconic! 🙂

[@roybiggs7239]

Yes, he is the Godfather of Soul.

[@yaniargirov5399]

pavarotti is the GOAT

[@robertrodes1546]

I believe Pavarotti wrote the Italian part himself. Either way, it's amazing how two so completely different voices can complement each other so well. Pavarotti did some other ones with other singers. One of them was Sting and I don't think it worked as well. L'uomo rincorre il potere ma lui non sa che il grande limite ha da essere come si fará. Nel palmo stringe un ‘idea che non vive, che nella sua fantasia… volle se non si accorge che poi nulla ha piú senso se si vive solo per sé. Man runs the power but doesn't know great limits has to be how it will be done In his palm he holds an idea that doesn't live in his imagination… he wanted If you don't notice that then nothing makes sense if you live only for yourself

[@jamesanthony5257]

After hearing any of Pavarotti and Friend's duets, "I Feel Good"!

[@wesmiddaugh230]

grew up with all this music.,..amazing your voice is so good

[@CaesarConsuloProVita]

I am so glad you reacted to this song!

[@aletmartins6940]

There are several amazing collaborations between Pavarotti and other genres, e.g. Eric Clapton (Holy Mother). All wonderful.

[@poppiethestable1090]

Luciano Pavarotti & Celine Dion...I lhate you.. then I love ❤️ you...

[@matthewdooley7855]

I still want to be James Brown when I grow up. And some of the instrumentation around him is the basis for amazing hip-hop samples.

[@josephkrider1306]

Pavarotti made (I think several) albums with popular singers including Elton John, Celine Dion, Bono, Eric Clapton, Lionel Richie, and the list goes on and on.

[@gcarap]

Oh Britt Britt. 🙂 Luciano Pavarotti was one of the most famous opera singers ever, even i know who he is and I don't listen to opera. And it was Italian, not Spanish. But I still love you ❤

[@anthonyrizz1528]

Actually it was the last Pavarotti show and he invinted some other legends to Share the stage with him this song is perfection !

[@aliciatheshark651]

James Brown was The Godfather Of Soul!!! U have to check out videos when he was younger, in his dance routines, he would fall into a SPLIT, then get up on his own!!! IRREPLACEABLE!!!

[@boosuedon]

James Brown, the Godfather of Soul! "Pappas' Got A Brand New Bag", "I Feel Good", just to name a couple.

[@pathanna4390]

I was lucky enough to see him In Paris, in the 80`s

[@sunsetman1479]

pure brillance

[@leecloaked1059]

Luciano Pavarotti sings "Nessun dorma" A MUST A MUST!!!!

[@mikefetterman6782]

PLEASE PLEASE, I FEEL GOOD, GET ON UP! 3 classic James tunes.

[@mikefetterman6782]

And Pavarotti is speaking Italian.

[@emcsquared8681]

Oh, you must hear Nessun Dorma. Pavarotti is known as having one of the greatest voices ever.

[@johnmiceli3274]

pavarotti was the greatest tenor ever. BTW its Italian

[@charliebarredafriends61]

I was going to recommend this to you! Long time pro-musician here. What an unlikely pairing of two great singers with such a remarkable difference of styles! My first thought was, it's a mismatch who ever thought of this. Pavarotti's voice is not suited to James Brown's music, it takes time for his voice to resonate. Was I wrong!! This become one of my favorite videos ever!! Greatness is greatness and you can see the respect they have for each other's talent.

[@lindarogers2271]

This is a great performance. You should react to Freddie Mercury and M. Caballe " How Can I Go On " and " Barcelona " . Pavarotti did not approve of the two of them singing because of different genre. They were a big hit together that brought a younger generation to listen to opera ❤ .

[@robertrodes1546]

James Brown is probably best known for "I feel good (na na NA na na na na) knew that I would now" and so on.

[@floresincometax9112]

As my mama would say, "close that mouth, flies are you to fly in". Lol

[@jordimoore2167]

Thank you! I've been trying to get someone to listen to this! 😉

[@you123ST]

Pavarotti sings this: L'uomo rincorre il potere ma lui non sa Che il grande limiti ad essere come si parrá Nel palmo stringe un ‘idea Che non vive Che nella sua fantasia, volle Se non si accorge che poi Nulla ha piú senso se Si vive solo per se can be translated roughly as this: Man runs the power but doesn't know great limits has to be how it will be done In his palm he holds an idea that doesn't live in his imagination… he wanted If you don't notice that then nothing makes sense if you live only for yourself

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Ha, love your energy and delight for sure. It's so great to have these two seemingly opposite genres come together by two masters of their own genres. Yes of course James Brown was the Godfather of Soul. I know you tend to stick to the live stuff, and so there is some really great footage of a very young James Brown. Papa's Got a Brand New Bag is the one that is probably most popular and would just take a little searching on KZbin, I believe it's in black and white. So you can hear his voice actually is stronger than this when he's younger but he does all this while he's doing the most mind-blowing dance moves and legwork, especially for the time. It just seemed inhuman at the time and yet he did it all with so much soul. He is an incredible force of nature for sure.

[@micheleblair]

I knew that we were in for a great reaction when you thought one of the most loved opera singers in the world was a guitar player.

[@cibucikel]

what an instrument that man plays in his throat

[@Luisss888]

your videos are beautiful but please WHEN YOU SCREAM AWAY FROM THE MICROPHONE 😂❤

[@bkboy2384]

Just incredible

[@sandralorenz1796]

You need to listen to Luciano Pavarotti sing "Nessun Dorma". Pavarotti is the most famous operatic tenor ever.

[@franciscoquero459]

dos genios de la musica

[@richardcolley5110]

Great reaction to 2 legendsof music you have to listen to pavarotti nessun dorma now

[@theresamendoza9143]

Pavarotti is amazing, as is James Brown Pavarotti song with everyone famous

[@jamesgant213]

go to JAMES BROWN 1974 LIVE FROM ZAIRE, " THE PAYBACK" to give you a nice piece of who JAMES BROWN was.

[@brittreacts]

I will keep it in mind, thanks!

[@jessicahedman3048]

Pavarotti did amazing duets- with Maria Carey, Celine Dion, Joe Cocker, Freddie Mercury, Jon Bon Jovi- just to mention a few!

[@everaldomachado2721]

Para misturar música clássica, com Blues, tem que ser extra terrestre, parabéns

[@longobardialfonso8376]

Both wonderful... they gave us a performance that will become part of the heritage of all humanity.

[@CaesarConsuloProVita]

Pavarotti is Italian and was able to sing in all of Latin Languages (Italian, French, Spanish) and he was able to sing in Ancient Latin, as well.

[@catsara9114]

😍 Music is Music 🤩

[@kurtadams3021]

The architect of soul Funk and Hip hop

[@jordimoore2167]

This is my favorite version.

[@terryaustin5976]

Hey, I heard you say you like songs that tell a story. Well, PLEASE be the first to react to these two songs from early 70's. They are One Tin Soldier (Theme from Billy Jack) Movie. The other was written by Rupert Holmes who is most famous for the song Escape (Pina Colada Song). He wrote this for the band The Bouys and Timothy is the title of this. I watch many reaction videos and these would be fire especially with your reaction. THANK YOU!!!

[@markmanning2451]

Yes, you are correct, Pavarotti's instrument was his voice, and yes, James was the Fathrr of soul, so what a duet! The night Martin Luther King was assassinated, James went ahead with his performance, but the Mayor had to pay a large fee! The result was that the town did not get burnt down, and there were no riots, as across the rest of America. Lives were saved, the people behaved peacefully, which was what MLK always advocated, and hundreds of millions of dollars was saved.

[@jamesgant213]

everybody knows the nick names, but for get the first one. THE KING OF SOUL.

[@dionisius53569]

Can’t believe that there are still people who don’t know Pavarotti. It’s the name which comes right after or with OPERA! But great reaction. Thank you

[@PaulDA2000]

There are plenty of people that don’t know Pavarotti that are not in the opera just like there are plenty of people that don’t know who James Brown is. James Brown is my all-time favorite performer.

[@PaulDA2000]

James Brown has been my favorite entertainer since 1968 when I was 12. I’ve seen him over 100 times in concert. I have all his albums in singles and all that good stuff. Just so you know he was 69 years old here and Mr. Pavarotti was 67.

[@PaulDA2000]

This was a top 10 pop it and a number one R&B hit in 1966.

[@PaulDA2000]

The background vocals are from James Brown’s background singer, the Bittersweets.

[@85Bad4ever]

legends

[@brankovisnjovic2438]

Der beste Tenor der Welt, leider schon gestorben 👏👏😍

[@kurtadams3021]

The LEGENDARY Iconic Mr James Brown aka the Godfather of soul aka Soul Brother #1 aka the hardest working man in showbusiness

[@annabinksy1694]

I think my expressions where similar to yours the first time I heard this!! There are also some amazing duets with Tom Jones taken from his variety show which I think was early 70's (was a baby then so I don't recall them) and probably the same with Cher as she and sonny had a tv show!! And of course in the 80's there were duets with Barbra Streisand, Bee Gees. I just listened to a melt you into a pile of butter tune with Gigi and Lara Fabian and apparently Pavaratti has a duet with Lara for Caruso!!!

[@LuizFernandopr]

the funny thing is that you didn't notice how nervous james brown was to sing with pavarotti, the godfather tenor. amazing stuff that will never happen again.

[@Warrior-J316]

Besides your wonderful personality and captivating smile.... you can sang too...

[@mikeplott4817]

Great Reaction 🙏👍👣

[@Blindeyedog]

[Pavarotti]'s English translation] Man runs the power but doesn't know great limits has to be how it will be done In his palm he holds an idea that doesn't live in his imagination… he wanted If you don't notice that then nothing makes sense if you live only for yourself.

[@kimconliffe9000]

Yes, Godfather of Soul! Love James but hadn't seen this with Pavarotti, a world renowned opera singer. If you get a chance, check out Janis Joplin, Ball & Chain, Try, she was called by some as a female James Brown...I think you'll like her

[@stevedahlberg8680]

One comment before I even start and I have seen this video before, Luciano Pavarotti, considered one of the greatest opera singers of the 20th century, was also really cool because he did stuff like this with people like James Brown, and he expressed admiration saying that he wished he could do what James Brown could do but he never could, but he thought that James Brown could possibly do what he did if he'd had the right training. Similarly, and I love this, and I know that you have been smitten by Elvis Presley, at what point he said that if Elvis had had real vocal training growing up, he may well have been the greatest opera singer of the 20th century. Wow. But yes, as others have said, his short excerpt from an opera called Nessun Dorma (the name of the excerpt) has been extremely popular for people to react to for the last year or two. It's short enough and most people don't even know what the story is because of course it's in Italian, but it's just so dramatic at the end and it shows you what somebody like Luciano Pavarotti is capable of in terms of performance and emoting and just being a master and all that. It really is goosebump-inducing.

[@mariosgreek9707]

It's Italian....the concert is called Pavarotti and friends. So, James Brown is one of the guests, and performed only this one song, while of course Pavarotti performed the whole show.

[@mattblatchley2061]

never even knew that this duet existed...TYSM...LOVE both singers with all my heart!!!!

[@mattblatchley2061]

tbh James Brown is not just a wonderful artist but an American hero...

[@kevinstarr516]

James Brown was one of Elvis' best friends,. It was known that he and Elvis would get together for hours on end and just sit and enjoy each others' company and sing gospel songs until the early morning hours.

[@jmm772]

And you've got a beautiful voice