FIRST TIME REACTING TO | TIM MCGRAW "DON'T TAKE THAT GIRL" REACTION (YES I CRIED!)

[@SJ-nd8rz]

This is a great song. So many more great country songs for you to listen to out there so keep diving in. We love it and you.

[@brittreacts]

thank you so much! I’m excited to keep diving in!!

[@McMahonHater]

@@brittreacts Don't you know, girls have cuddies, and cuddies scare the fish 😝

[@McMahonHater]

@@brittreacts BTW When Sushi watched this video she just stopped the recording at the end of the song, she couldn't finish.

[@WeChallenge]

​​@@brittreacts Don't you just love it when a Song causes us to show emotions? Thes3 songs are doing two things, first, the songs writer and or singer have set out to bring these emotions because we, when finding these gems, will also share them, hoping they have the same effect on other listeners as they themselves were pushed to feel, so first it tells the creator of such track that they have done their job well. Second, the person listening who feels what the song is conveying and physically reacts accordingly, where it brings smiles, tears or anything in between, shows the person listening are in tune with their emotions, and shows third parties us watching reactions, the person reacting, has true feelings and haven't been turned into what many have become, totally numbed by the crazy things we see and hear about in real life, on a daily basis, so much so, that nothing brings these emotions and evokes any response due to it all being seen as what's always being seen and becomes indifferent to what they see and have been numbed by all the time. I Found you, your channel, by the Ren and Chinchilla How to be me reaction, subbed them and have broken away from my Ren rabbit hole to one where i pulled this all nighter watching a channel called Britt Reacts. I'm honestly enjoying every twist and turn, from rock, to rap, country, and comedy. Keep up the reactions and don't fear being honest with yourself, if shedding a tear happens, elicited by a song, because our real reactions and emotions are what makes us all unique individuals, human beings, it just adds to the experience. . Also that is what brings some of us to watch channels like yours, where reactions are honest, reacting at times with real emotions such as tears smiles and everything about what the song made them feel. Loving your channel young lady, Keep Sharing and I for one will return. Can I request you check out and react to Concrete Angel's The country song that broke this old emotionless rock music fan. A good song worth reacting to if you havent yet seen the video. Country story that drags you along for the emotion evoking, lump in your throat creating, you are gonna tear up, then you're gonna cry, nothing you can do about it type song. Emotions run high with Concrete Angels especially for anyone with children, the emotions will have you wanting to give them a hug, while theyre wondering why youre crying.. If a person has no emotional reaction to that song, they must be dead or a totally uncaring person who is dead inside. I'll be back checking out more of your content. Peace.

[@allendixon7700]

Yeah, some Kenny Chester a big good too I like it. I like it all but i'm not talking about mine i'm sorry about it's good

[@chrismontgomery3396]

I went into this reaction knowing how much it would hurt. My wife and I lost our daughter 3 years ago, she was 16. She had been born with sever disabilities, but she was our baby. I know the pain of begging God to let someone live, taking you instead...I prayed for it many nights.

[@beausneed9885]

Sooo sorry brother

[@ferrumaeternum7681]

I'm so very sorry for your loss. I lost my son 12 years ago now. It's a pain I don't wish on even my worst of enemies.

[@annepinkerton6280]

God bless you, my sincere sympathies!

[@KyleAllen001]

My condolences on your loss, brother. My sister's son passed away a little while ago, he was just shy of two... Miss him every day...

[@UpsetSoil]

So sorry for your loss!

[@BenRollinsActor]

Don't feel bad about crying. I'm a 60 year-old Marine and a war veteran, and this song still makes me misty-eyed.

[@musicloverchiefsfan5410]

Thank you for your Service. Semper Fi

[@missypitts4135]

Semper Fi brother

[@josephadams7225]

My old man raised me Marine. 54 years old I think every good man cries

[@weldrodson]

Thank you for your service and welcome home.

[@Titans17-0]

Thanks for your service brother

[@jeanienelson6524]

The video shows that she survived and her and Johnny are taking their little boy fishing ❤️ Full circle.

[@telemperor]

I'm pretty sure it doesn't show the wife because Tim wanted it to be ambiguous.

[@1971tallica]

@@telemperor Oh yes it does at the very end , carrying a picnic basket , have watched that video since it came out .

[@seanscanlon9067]

It seems their little boy is named Johnny too.

[@cinemacodey]

@@telemperor It does show the wife.

[@lao5960]

She runs out at the end she did live.

[@buckinjb]

Country music = Three chords and the truth.

[@nerdcamel]

OMG you have a point lol

[@georgehucks2560]

You should do the official video of his song HUMBLE AND KIND. His vocals and the message are what we all need to practice.

[@cathiechaos6940]

Absolutely 💯! This ☝️ please!

[@cinemacodey]

yes, great song and video.

[@TNbeachgirl30a]

Yes!!!

[@John-tn7nm]

At the end of the music video you'll realize that Johnny Sr is taking Johnny Jr fishing while the mother is in the background watching their little daughter running with her little fishing pole. So the mother survived.

[@Felipe-u8p]

Yes!!

[@disgruntledgrunt2492]

MDA is the Muscular Dystrophy Association. They have been around since the 50's helping fund research, treatments and care for folks with various muscular diseases. Great reaction!

[@CoastalNomad]

Every Labor Day Growing Up..... The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon.......

[@snowflakehunter]

It stands for (M)e (D)rink (A)lcohol. My sister wanted me to say that. She has MDA

[@battlegirldeb]

I've been listening to this song for 29 years now and still cry when he sings the third part of the song.

[@fleurpouvior2967]

I start crying at the first chords. This, skin, and cinderella

[@TexasMagnolia]

Britt, in your last George Strait reaction, the female voice you loved was Tim’s wife, Faith Hill. You really have to witness Tim and Faith’s music together (Married in 1996, after touring together on a Strait Tour). Their love is beautiful! Highly recommend - How You Speak to a Girl

[@RodHert]

My brother and I used to sing this song to our girlfriends growing up. We dated sisters and eventually married sisters, that being said, some time ago my brother worked for Target on the graveyard shift. He fell from their 20 foot ladders and struck the ground head first. When we got to the hospital and I saw all of those lines and hoses attached to him I blacked out and hit my knees. The people in the room said I said the last verse as I was praying to God. Two weeks later, he was out of the hospital. He has no sense of smell or taste, but it is better than not having him in this world.

[@efealtingediz]

In 1993-1994 I was an exchange student from Finland in Tecumseh, Oklahoma. I've had this song with me ever since. It captures the essence of country love songs. And yes, it does make me cry.

[@brheinfeldt]

This song hits me in the gut and gets my eyes wet every time!!&!

[@smedleybutler1969]

The music video gave it a happy ending also this is the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon It was hosted every year by the comedian Jerry Lewis,It was 24 hours every Labor Day he would stay awake the whole time and would raise millions!

[@brookehornback1896]

This song still gets me after all the years.

[@brittreacts]

i understand why!!

[@kcjones4925]

​@BrittReacts you should listen to nu breed and jesse Howard little boy and the preacher man

[@McMahonHater]

@@brittreacts Do a search for the Travis Trint Trilogy. That is a hearbreaker.

[@HollerMa71]

I must have heard this song a thousand times but I still get actual CHILLS every time he says "Johny hit his knees"😭 And yes, nothing tells a story through song like Country music. It goes back to the roots of country being in folk singers.

[@tammybennett6897]

Great Reaction. Next listen to Tim's song Live Like You Were Dying. I consider it my anthem after surviving Breast Cancer at 38.

[@honda86tb]

Live Like You We’re Dying is a great one. Tim is my favorite country singer by far

[@Richard-wp6xq]

Thank you....I got my good cry in for today. Love this song. ❤

[@sp7772]

Keep in mind, he never said she died. He only pleaded with God not to take her. Never said if he did or not. It's up to you to decide.

[@hookemcm12]

In the video it shows her at the end of the

[@michellemartin6354]

Love❤Tim FOREVER and always will. What a special person.🙏

[@cog4life]

“HUMBLE AND KIND” next one. This rabbit hole is DEEP. “Live like you were Dying” So very many great songs! ❤❤❤❤

[@mattholland8966]

That's the "danger" of country music. Most tells a story. And it will make you feel great or pull your heart out. Lyrics have power.

[@WillNeverforgetmypasswordagain]

From "girls got cooties" to "I'll give my life for her" in just a few minutes.

[@TheDiplomat27]

I love that about the song. He takes the same words "don't take the girl" and uses it in 2 completely different ways. Same words. Different meaning.

[@mattganser2251]

I’m a grown ass 55 who was raised not to cry. This song does it! Deleted the anti cry. Love you Britt!

[@stevenrogers9123]

Country music is the only genre that I know of that can tell stories that everyone can relate too. They are just simple stories about life.

[@OneAndDone5150]

The song is reality for many.

[@justcause9334]

The official video gives the visuals to the story. At the end of the song it shows the mom going fishing with them.

[@riskyseeds423]

official video is a must. a tearjerker but a Must also the video leaves more than one interpraeation

[@annfreels3071]

She lives at the end when you see her with the picnic basket.

[@davesivonen9020]

Love your reaction. On your own watch, The Highway Don't Care. You have to, ok? Also a good actor. Saw him in concert. It was awesome.

[@edmonpenton6511]

When you cry it makes your reaction real and so much better. So don't be tired of it because it is awesome. And yes she lives in the video

[@brittreacts]

Thank you!!!

[@infidel24]

This song has always made me cry a little.

[@patrickfellers4266]

I lost my first wife when she was 25 years old. This song hits my heart like a stick of dynamite. I’ll never be afraid to shed tears for this beautiful melody. I pleaded to the gods not to take her but they gave me no choice in the matter. No one should have to experience such a loss even in a song.

[@SpunkyJ77]

Humble and Kind

[@sarahmckee3914]

Had to watch your reaction. This song is one that hits far too close to home. I listened to this song on the way to the hospital to give birth to my youngest, on 9/11/2001 of all days, and the events unfolded just like that last verse. I was fading fastly from bleeding internally and was rushed in for an emergency c-section. Drs gave me about a 40% chance to make it. Thankfully I pulled through and that sweet boy turns 22 this 9/11.

[@daveray44]

I was in Tucson the day Gabby Giffords was shot. One of the saddest stories is one of the girls that was killed was also born on 9/11/2001. Her mother had so hoped her daughter would do great things with her auspicious beginnings. I still get bummed out by this horrific deed. I am, however, so glad your son is doing well!

[@williamsaul6419]

It's OK to cry, it's how things can happen , I call these life songs, things that actually happens in life, love watching your reactions

[@meemermarie1977]

I love tim and his wife (faith hill) sing “speak to a girl”

[@sandrasherwood32]

I always get tears eyes when I listen to this... Tim Mcgraw is a great singer one of the best

[@pattyvanberkom4345]

Love! Tim is definately one of the great storytellers in country music. Makes u feel all the feels .

[@BigHeinen]

You are so right there is no other genre of music that so good at telling stories....

[@jamespickens3032]

I completely agree with your comment about telethons…I remember as a child that Jerry Lewis’s annual MDA telethon was must see TV in my family’s homes

[@lt.spears1889]

Tears every time

[@Logan-ed4pu]

I'm honestly not the biggest fan of country music in general, but occasionally there comes a song that is honest in its story telling and pulls your heart right out of your chest. This is one of those songs.

[@coastbus]

I absolutely love watching reaction videos of people who really listen to the songs and not just for the views.

[@poguemom3]

Country is so good at story telling. It draws you in and makes you feel what the singer is saying. And it’s relatable. I can’t even count the tears I’ve cried listening to country songs.

[@cinemacodey]

Love this song so much! Beautiful song listened to it growing up.

[@somethingillremember]

The relief you had when you found out she was ok after the robbery...broke my heart. Typing this before I see your reaction to the next verse.

[@minneyruth]

I cry every single time I hear this

[@cog4life]

You should watch the official video for this song. So much more vivid.

[@Hambizzy47]

My favorite song

[@firedoc5]

You really should react to more official videos if possible. The imagery can help to get the meaning of the song. Tim McGraw is so great as a singer and songwriter. He's someone you need to do a deep dive on. His wife Faith Hill is someone else you need to check out.

[@louiemayo9002]

You are so right about country music, they sing the songs about real life .

[@tylerbiendarra8787]

I saw Tim live in concert years ago when this song was fresh and new. Before he started this song, there was a little girl in the audience, probably around 8 or so, and he brought her up on stage. And dang this song all while holding her hand and on one knee. There was not a dry eye on the place. It was definitely a beautiful experience.

[@9fbwilliam290]

If I recall he did interview years after songs release and asked about the songs ending. He said I guess it depends on outlook on life. Positive or is it negative. But in his mind obviously she lived....You probably can google it and find his answer.

[@chek33official]

Possibly one of the most saddest/beautiful stories ever written. Goes from not wanting the girl around to not wanting to live without her.

[@MissyLovesWOT]

I can never hear this song without crying.

[@Mark_MOORE_VFL]

Live Like You Were Dying is a great song by Tim please check out his wife Faith Hill (Breathe) Love your channel Britt 💙

[@petercullipher9438]

His voice is straight from heaven……….and married Faith Hill, another angelic voice.

[@brianmorgan8423]

Give “Humble And Kind” a listen. Great song.

[@shmamycakes]

Yasss!! I'm thinking Tim McGraw will be inducted into your PDC eventually. hehe Just a guess... time will tell. 🤔🥺💯

[@toddgilmore118]

A great heartfelt reaction... we all love you.

[@brandonharshman9580]

You really should have done the official video

[@jasongilbert2379]

This is why I Love Country Music!!

[@aletmartins6940]

He has wonderful duets with his wife, Faith Hill. There’s one of them singing in a theatre or something- she’s heavily pregnant. Can’t remember the song’s name, but it is amazingly romantic.❤

[@treasaroper9704]

Pulls at our heart strings

[@cinemacodey]

I love songs that tell a story and I think country music does it best. I love when they take a line and use it differently like 3-4 times as they are telling a story. "Don't take the girl" The song leaves it up in the air whether she makes it or not. I like to think she survives because in the music video she does.

[@tomcat3769]

He is from the great state of Louisiana. That’s why he’s got a great voice.

[@dragonmusher]

If you don't get emotional from hearing this song you aren't really listening. Tim McGraw is my favorite country artist and that's part of why. His ability to make you feel exactly how the song really should make you feel while just singing the song in his way is so amazing. From note one this song makes me choke up a little...even tho I have known it since I was a teenager! Yes, humble and Kind, " Down on the Farm", I Like I Love It, "Highway Don't Care" (w/ Keith Urban and Taylor Swift) and "Everybody's Lookin for Somethin'" All good Choices. He's a great Balladeer but he can sing anything. Serious Panty Droppin ability (Real Good Man/The Ride)...He's been around since I was in like 8th grade (and a little bit before so there's lots of his work to get thru..he has like 16 or 17 albums now I think.)

[@davidvsr]

if this doesn't bring a tear, not sure what will. your reactions are awesome...thank you

[@Stone-theSamurai]

This is one of my favorite songs.. I don't sing much but I've been known to do this one at karaoke nights, lol. It's just so special and emotional and shows the progression of life and how we all change our perspectives about things as we mature. Thanks for reacting to it. This one was nice but the official song sounds just a little bit cleaner.

[@treada1583]

great song.......

[@haiiroookami93]

This is swiftly becoming my favorite reaction channel, you should react to the little girl by John Michael Montgomery next

[@Lions1986]

oh man that is a sad song but such a good song. I also would love to see her react to what hurts the most by rascal flatts and skin also by rascal flatts. alyssa lies by jason michael carroll is also a must listen to. God bless the broken road and Why which also are rascall flatts songs too

[@amyweems5248]

Waiting on The Little Girl also!

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Country music is the best, it’s so raw, real and relatable

[@shmamycakes]

I really enjoyed your reaction. Bought me back to hearing this song for the first time back in the day and felt the same feelings... chill bumps and sadness. I have no children, but this song brings real feelers, even after hearing it hundreds of times, and live 2x. Thank you as always, Britt! 🤠🫶

[@lbjohnnyjohn]

You should watch the videos to the songs. They help paint a picture of what is going on. Watch "what hurts the most" by Rascal Flatts. There is an entirely different feel when you see the video. you will cry and feel every bit of it.

[@shadowsources]

If it makes you feel any better in the music video at the end it shows that everybody turned out fine.

[@KeithManley-n9d]

I love that you are so open minded about music, and are discovering country.

[@barbaramarkland7441]

GIVE YOURSELF A A BEAUTIFUL DAY AND WATCH THERE CONCERT ( SOUL 2 SOUL) ITS JUST BEAUTIFUL WHEN THEY ARE TOGETHER TOOO.❤

[@kennethohnemus3192]

This song always gets ya in the feelers

[@cookiepadilla7883]

The MDA Telethon has been going for over 50 years. It is for the Muscular Dystrophy Association and Mr. JERRY LEWIS used to have it LIVE for 48 hours on tv. His dedication was insurmountable.

[@ericdodge2933]

"live like you were dying" my favorite song of his

[@Bludngutz]

...a lady with understanding. Rare

[@MommaBird52]

He ends it as he started except this Johnny is junior. His prayer was answered. Tim's dad was baseball player Tug McGraw who died of brain cancer at the age of 59 and was the inspiration for Tim's song Live Like You Were Dying.

[@rustuslandon5612]

You cant NOT cry from this. If you don't, you aren't human.

[@davidhinshaw3236]

Another great by him is "Live like you were dying". You will love it.

[@jamesgarmany7162]

I’m 54 and every time I hear this, I start sobbing

[@iamjbob]

Tim McGraw...."Live like you were dyin"...a Must

[@johnabasta8714]

You have said it best. My children listen to all genres of music, and I'll take credit for it. They've been thankful ever since. Watch the video, it has a happier ending.

[@4kgamingmurphyslaw586]

Yeah this song always tears me up

[@rittherugger160]

MDA Muscular Dystrophy Association Makes the bit about seeing a child's first steps very relevant.

[@tonylansdale9896]

Jerry Lewis used to host the MDA (Muscular Dystrophy Association) telethon every year on Labor Day weekend. It was our last weekend of summer and then school would be back in session. It was a last hoorah for us to stay up all night before starting school and the whole bedtime routine. So many great performers appeared on this show.

[@handyazhell]

Honey, I have heard it 1000 times and I still cry every time I hear it

[@patbrewer4205]

Jerry Lewis used to host the MDA telethon every Labor Day it was a multiple day event with Big Time Musicians and Actors appearing for free to raise money for “Jerry’s Kids”

[@TheeAmethystEmpress6589]

I still cry when I hear this song. Got chills this time again.

[@bonnieb.8040]

I remember watching this video with my mom before we left for school one morning. We were SOBBING by the end of it.

[@shoot4699]

Your emotions are so beautiful

[@timtravasos2742]

Heartbreaking, soul wrenching story. Incredible song writing and performance. 😢

[@MysticLunaDream]

All these years, and I still start crying right at the start.

[@aprilboxton2284]

I knew you'd cry cuz I do EVERY time I listen.. great reaction

[@sillililli01]

That's alright girl, we all cried when we first heard it too.

[@aardvark1056]

I had already heard this song..wanted to hear what you had to say, but already knew you would cry.