FIRST TIME WATCHING LUKE COMBS & TRACY CHAPMAN Perform "FAST CAR" at the 2024 GRAMMYs

FIRST TIME WATCHING LUKE COMBS & TRACY CHAPMAN Perform "FAST CAR" at the 2024 GRAMMYs
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[@lindabrewer3243]

Tracy wrote this and sang it in the 80's. Luke loves this song and covered it not too long ago. Tracy kind of became a recluse and wasn't seen for many years. They asked her to come sing with Luke on the Grammy's and she did. You can see the happiness in her smile.

[@keetahbrough]

Tracy is not a recluse lolol.. she just made a conscious decision over 15 years ago, that the commercial world was not the best place for her. If she came back, she could sell out entire venues because this song is not the only great song she has. xo

[@c-mancleveland4632]

She asked Luke to sing with her at the grammies, Luke agreed (obviously thrilled). Singing with Luke was her idea, not the grammies.

[@gerardquinn6637]

EXACTLY. JUST LIVING HER LIFE. LIKE US ALL.@@keetahbrough

[@Rjames112]

It wasn’t country originally. And yeah you are a little racist

[@angelaprzybylski1425]

Lol Tracy is an Icon from the late 80s early 90s who chose peace over fame and riches. She's an amazing singer/songwriter. Luke just introduced a new generation to her great music

[@1cajun59]

Tracy Chapman wrote this masterpiece . This is on her debut album. You could pull any track off of the album and it would be good.

[@kramdawgs]

I'm glad you like the song. It's sad you know so little about it. I would suggest you know more about the songs you react to but then, that may be your thing! This song is iconic and has a great backstory. Luke just remade it and apparently she held out on the rights for years. As someone who remembers the era it was made, let me say, this performance has all the feels. It takes you back, driving and singing and Tracy! Where has she been?! Her face is so full of happiness, love and peace. He does a good job too. What you just witnessed was an iconic grammy performance for the ages!

[@ronpaizley9349]

THIS IS HER SONG SHE WROTE FROM 1988 HER BREAKOUT SINGLE SHE WON 3 GRAMMYS BACK THEN / HE COVERED IT RECENTLY & BECAME A HIT AGAIN ON THE COUNTRY CHARTS BUT SHE CREATED IT ( IS BEEN A CLASSIC EVER SINCE ) !!!

[@James-wj8eq]

Do your homework... In the 1960s, Charley Pride became country music's first Black superstar, lending his warm baritone to music that captivated audiences and led him to a place in the Country Music Hall of Fame. Legend!

[@user-po9pf4ql5o]

Absolutely. Country music is not a whites only genre. Only the younger generation thinks it is.

[@D0nut42]

Dood, did you just tell a couple of people whose whole identity is being followers of the God of Colonialism that they should do some research? I mean...

[@laurat1720]

This was Tracy Chapman's song in the 80's and Luke Combs who is a country singer recirded it again. Tracy Chapman is not a country artist but they sound so good together. It was an amazing song and continues to he. It stands the test of time ❤

[@livelysun1753]

Your ignorance about the origin of this song & how you made fun of Tracy's appearance insulted me. Don't market yourself as a Christian if you're going to be close minded and stereotype people. Shame on you to judge your own ancestry in such a narrow minded fashion. Tracy Chapman is an icon! Give her the respect she is due.

[@user-po9pf4ql5o]

I literally cringed when they questioned if Tracy was a male or female. They should have already known, unless it was a deliberate dig at her appearance.

[@livelysun1753]

I cringed as well 😬 They did a second reaction video to another Tracy Chapman song in which they apologized for their narrow mindedness🙏@@user-po9pf4ql5o

[@andreagageby4854]

I agree obviously know what gender the artists are not be idiots for future and if you have to say I'm a Christian constantly most likely not a very genuine one just saying

[@rogergreenwood8997]

Y’all. Do your research before you react to an ICON like Tracy Chapman

[@RiverWhitemountain]

Right? 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@TBerryhillOK]

Tracy Chapman is a Folk Singer and released her first album in 1988. She sang Fast Cars at Nelson Mandela’s birthday tribute because she needed to give Stevie Wonder more time to fix a technical issue. The song and album took off. Luke Combs covered the song and has brought Tracy to a whole new audience! She won 3 Grammy awards for her album in 1988. In 2023 she won a CMA for Song of the Year. The only black person to do that!! Tracy is Amazing you should check out more of her music.

[@leahartlee29]

ALL of Tracy's songs are AMAZING!! Still love her so much! This official recording from the Grammys got over 5 MILLION views so far! Luke said it was his favorite song since her was a child, and his dad would play her songs on cassette and they would drive in his dad's F150! He loves her and her song so much, his cover of it went to #1 as did the original. He is so grateful to her, it's so sweet! This duet and love is what we NEED in this country!

[@deanarjones9114]

This duet was such a treat for us who loved Tracy and this song way back when we were young. Classic Edit: he did a fabulous cover that stayed true to the original

[@lutherl2350]

Tracy Chapman wrote this and released it in the 80's. It was a huge song. At least in my opinion. The singer on stage is Tracy Chapman. She wasn't country. She was more along the lines of folk music, but was considered modern or pop/rock. Luke combs loves this song. He covered and released the song. It ignited a new love for her music. They then did the performance.

[@joycediggs4617]

Tracy is a tremendously talented woman and a total icon. True Christians do not pass judgment. Much Love to Tracy. ❤

[@deborahlundy6892]

Tracy Chapman recorded this song in the 1980's she is so talented with such a beautiful voice

[@MyLadyKat]

Tracy Chapman wrote the song and has full songwriting credit. Therefore, all royalties go to her alone. It is NOT a country song. It’s a folk pop song - listen to the original it’s a her face, a guitar, a drum, and her voice. Her face is all you see in the shadows. It’s an iconic video and song.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

They are black country artists look them up. Also this was her’s originally it made the billboard charts in the 90’s and spanned numerous genres. Luke loved it so much he wanted to record it. Music is universal!

[@user-po9pf4ql5o]

Tracey doesn't allow any sampling of her music. So, she had to be very impressed with Luke to allow him to do a remake of this classic.

[@thefluxcapacitor1]

God had a plan, but it wasn't researching what you are listening to.

[@tbnobs]

Love this song I think of my dad when I was young and riding in his pickup he would put his arm on the back of the seat around me in the middle and my mom by the door he could reach it he was a gentle giant 6' 4" 350 lbs RIP DAD

[@Chuckclc]

Fast Car was one of my favorite songs of all time before Luke did it. This has to be such an honor for him to be up there with Tracy Chapman.

[@gagirl0499]

No she’s not, this is her song from the 80’s. This was not country. Luke brought it to country and helped her get the flowers she always deserved. She is an amazing artist. Loved her back in the day.

[@RK-cl4qk]

A quick bit of advice for a reaction channel, do a little bit of research. It is annoying when questions are answered by simple google searches.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Country music was derived from the old folk music of Europe and the rhythmic music from Africa. The fiddle came from Europe mainly the British Isles and the banjo from Africa that ultimately grew into gospel then the blues. Both genres were influenced by the other

[@ericpotter8874]

This song isnt meant necessarily for a duet. She wrote in like the early 90s. Hearing just her sing it and hearing it all the way threw hits different. It tells a story that goes all the way through their lives together and about a cycle that repeats itself by the end. The chorus changes meaning throughout the song. One of the best written songs of all time.

[@Ebbr64]

Tracy was folk/blues singer. This wasn’t a “country”song when she put it out

[@mikeholton3914]

the song was of the Folk Genre when it was first released by Chapman, an openly Queer Black Woman, back then when you heard stuff you weren't as taken into the personal status of artists (well there were and are still bigots who would hate for hate's sake), me i didn't know her status back then and frankly i wouldn't have cared, none of my biz. when you have Queen with Freddie Mercury, Boy George, Cyndie Lauper and all the flamboyant people in that era nobody who was into music for its sake cared. me' i spent my record money on rap records, Sugar Hill Gang, UTFO Run DMC and the like, but i still listened to all kinds of music. a good song is a good song, the genre doesn't so much matter. Big and Rich stated we should "let go of all your preconceived notions" i think this is great advice, especially in the world of today where things that are so little can become so ugly so fast.

[@johnnyb8399]

My great great-grandfather used to play the banjo in south Carolina Africa America male in 1860 black people please know your history

[@cjboyer4355]

Tracy’s version was more Indie Rock. If we wanna get technical black folks are the ones who originated country music it was just referred to as the Blues.

[@tbnobs]

This was considered folk music

[@scottcourville7779]

So apparently yall don’t know the situation so I’ll tell you Tracey Chapman wrote the song fast cars in the 90s and it was and is Luke Combs favorite song so he called Tracy and asked her if he could sing it and put it on his new album and she said yes, so this is Tracy and Luke singing Fast car together at a award show

[@deborahlundy6892]

Tracy Chapman is not a country singer. Luke Combs is a country singer who re-recorded the song again.

[@paulafriedman1224]

Tracy Chapman wrote it. It's more folk than country! Probably Luke's intonations make it sound more country .

[@TerriLynn714]

Tracy is a class act. She shut the BS of the racist comments about Luke, with class and humiliation ❤

[@ShaneBrock-tq2bd]

Tracy Chapman wrote this in the 80's

[@ednaalves9908]

Too good tracy chapman love congratulations.

[@ednaalves9908]

Luke Top 10 tracy chapman congratulations

[@scottcourville7779]

Just so you know you can’t hear the guy reacting his microphone apparently was working!

[@deepc3857]

Tracy was not doing countrry singing. She wrote this song .

[@thebulky1]

It only became country music when a country singer covered it.

[@jaredwallace3270]

Wow 🤯

[@ericeisenhart6370]

yes

[@charlesreedy764]

You should listen to the original version Tracy’s version she wrote it in the 80’s

[@brians2869]

This was my favorite 80s songwriting.. was more folk. Easily adopted to any style, bc it's an actual gem... you could punk cover that and it would be great..

[@vickyrobertson3166]

As far as a country request I suggest Leann Rimes singing "Tribute to Patsy Cline" Patsy was a true icon. You will love it.

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Yall have to hear “It takes a woman” by Chris Stapleton

[@ericeisenhart6370]

luke combs

[@carolcampbell9019]

I have to add to the people who are shocked that you have never heard of Tracy Chapman. She is 59 y/o. She is not a country singer in the classic sense of country music. Please listen to her catalog. I cannot believe that you did not know if she was a man or woman 😕 Look at how he constantly referred to her with admiration and respect 🙏

[@johnathanstruble1064]

💯

[@80sFreak100]

I have a country music request for you. You may find this one interesting. It's a little song that Dolly Parton wrote for her singing partner and boss Porter Wagner. Check out Dolly Parton "I Will Always Love You!" 1974. She performs it live on the Porter Wagner Show, whom she fulfilled her contract with to move onto her solo career. She wrote it as a departing song for him. I think you will like it and it will get you a lot of views as a reaction video.

[@jessecapatterson9930]

Please react to Luke combs Forever After All. It’s a great reaction for a married couple to do.

[@VetInWonderland]

Tracy was not country, you both have age to know who tracy chapman. Is, this song is not coutry. Luke combs did his coutry version. Cmon read about the artists before reacting

[@commonsense4991]

Brett Young

[@brianito7779]

Great reaction, but if I could suggest one thing it would be to keep your hands away from the mouse as it distracts from the reaction.

[@jeffkistler6600]

At least learn a lil before commenting. Quit watching

[@kingshipmedia7938]

It’s not country lol it’s literally sampled by so many rap artists

[@josephhuff1757]

W couple

[@dottiereder5256]

Be sure you do a quick Google bio Is she a man or woman, who wrote the song , what year!

[@damo7228]

Wow Christians did not do their homework.

[@username0757]

Well you have one word in your Channel name that pretty much sums you two up. HINT: it starts with a D.

[@andybrint3028]

This is not a country and western song❤

[@dzorba1]

She was an awesome singer songwriter. But this is not country. She has always been soft rock genre. You need to check her other famous song out she did a colab with Eric Clapton on 30+ years ago called "Give me one reason".

[@JJLovesMusic87]

So Jesus answered them, "Do not grumble among yourselves. Nobody comes to me unless he is drawn to me by the Father who sent me, and I will raise him up when the last day comes. In the prophets it is written -'And they shall all be taught by God,' and this means that everybody who has heard the Father's voice and learned from him will come to me. Not that anyone has ever seen the Father except the one who comes from God - he has seen the Father. I assure you that the man who trusts in him has eternal life already. I myself am the bread of life. Your forefathers ate manna in the desert, and they died. This is bread that comes down from Heaven, so that a man may eat it and not die. I myself am the living bread which came down from Heaven, and if anyone eats this bread he will live for ever. The bread which I will give is my body and I shall give it for the life of the world." John 6:43-51

[@borisbalkan707]

mmm fresh meat

[@jmmrph1]

Wow, they're ignorant.

[@user-dm4yw4ny4u]

You are so rude!

[@sd012082]

So you 2 react to songs your not educated on and then want donations to react to other songs your not educated on 😂😂😂😂😂..here’s some advice go get a real job and stay of the internet

[@pmaximus5659]

Worst reaction ever, never again!

[@tomkelly8774]

This is not a country song this is a number one smash hit,, In all genre's in the eighties.. tracy chapman is a legendary singer song writer.. Guys trying to do some research....✌️ actually the original is better..

[@koffin522]

Hahaha I didn't know if it was a man or woman either