GOD Give Us Back John Bonham | Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick LIVE 1970 | Reaction

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[@turnsufficient4971]

He was only 21 yrs old in that video. It makes you want to cry. He had such talent and was taken away from us way too soon. He passed at age 32 on Sept 25th, 1980. There will never be another one of him. We got one Bonzo and that was it.

[@bchops4537]

He was definitely an old soul. God bless John Bonham . ❤

[@trudybendetti2044]

Jason isn't his Dad, but he is damn good.

[@framemartgallery4619]

R.I.P. Long Live Drugs, Sex, Excess. Too much too soon, too fast

[@turnsufficient4971]

@@trudybendetti2044 That's true - no one plays the drums like Bonzo did ! No one.

[@samr.england613]

@@bchops4537 I disagree. Bonham was just a soul, like the rest of us. That he was a gifted drummer, goes without saying!

[@turnsufficient4971]

I loved your final comment "Any disrespect to this man on this channel: It will not be tolerated." Beautiful - lay down the rules now !

[@PeterTea]

The man was a force of nature. He definitely helped Zeppelin soar to new heights. You can see why he was irreplaceable.

[@samr.england613]

What was really fascinating, is how Bonham, the drummer, chimed and worked with Jimmy Page, lead guitarist and ONLY guitarist, during their LIVE performances! An incredible harmony between rhythm section and lead!

[@michelleliberman5493]

I can't believe his hands weren't bleeding! He was an otherworldly talent. If there was ever anything that could convince me of the existence of the supernatural... it would be John Bonham.

[@josephlinnell9855]

Peart was a technical professor. Bonham beat his drums like they owed him money. Fucking love it

[@johnmelvinluce5320]

Couldn't of said it better myself the most loved rock drummer of all time ,and to think he left us at 32

[@clarenancy77]

Love that analogy! Well put.

[@SirMan48]

​@@johnmelvinluce5320not true

[@SirMan48]

Not at all. Bonham didn't hit hard at ALL. He has superb technique, and sound mixing. He was all wrist and fingers. Very much a jazz funk drummer.

[@blacktulip3552]

Today would have been Bonzo's 75th birthday. Great way to remember the maestro! Thank you!

[@Gravyballs2011]

Bonzo used the largest sticks available. In drummer jargon, they were referred to as '"trees"

[@deewilson1482]

I could hug you for your reaction to the shock and awe of John Bonham. I saw him do that live in 1973 and the fabulousness of that performance is still with me

[@mikes3827]

This is the ultimate compliment to John Bonham: Led Zeppelin as a rock band was unique in that each of the 4 main members (lead singer, lead guitar, bass, drummer) all are generally regarded as being in the "Top 5 Greatest" discussion insofar for their all-time particular position. And yet when Bonham died, despite the SUPERIOR talents of the 3 other members of the band to have the ability to carry on with a replacement drummer, they all knew there was no replacing Bonham, so when Bonham died, Led Zeppelin also died. It's really the ultimate form of respect to the GREATEST, John Henry Bonham.

[@johnmelvinluce5320]

Absolutely the truth

[@jolene0602]

Now you know why he's always rated the best on nearly every drummer list.

[@Mike_Webb78]

@Xxaphius Bullshit. He’s always talked about as the goat.

[@Mike_Webb78]

@Xxaphius www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/100-greatest-drummers-of-all-time-77933/ginger-baker-145671/

[@Mike_Webb78]

@Xxaphius I just gave you four different lists and Bonhams 1 on all of them. And that’s just the first four sites that came up. So go away….

[@Mike_Webb78]

@Xxaphius No, I just needed to prove your dumbass comment wrong🤷🏻‍♂️

[@michaelmarville4272]

Is Jason Bonham his son did a great job and I think that Zeppelin could have gone on however between plant page I don't know however Zeppelin could have gone on with Jason!

[@kevinstarr516]

Just think if you were back in 1970 and witnessing this god behind the drum set, and listening to what he was producing with that drum set not only with his sticks but also with his hands which nobody before has ever seen. He was on a level that will never ever be matched. What you just watched was a jazz master playing with the power of Thor's hammer in the hallowed halls of Blues and Rock and Roll. And that Chinese cymbal that you thought you heard that he smashed with his hand was actually his gong that is set up directly behind his drum kit that he did strike intentionally at that point with his bare hand. There will never ever be another Bonzo. God broke the mold when he created him.

[@rodhanson7112]

FOR THE LATE GREAT JOHN BONHAM NOT TO miss A BEAT with THE high HATS in This DRUM SOLO is AMAZING 😁

[@Kashmir.820]

Bonzo…a force to be reckoned with!!! Thunder pure thunder!!!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Can you imagine what endurance he had and how much of an athlete he truly was to do that but this is right in the middle of a possibly 3 hours set or even longer. So he's played a long time before this and he will play a long time after this. And then if they're on tour, this happens over and over again. Now you start to get the idea of how tough some of these guys were man.

[@sheila1965troubles]

The endurance was unimaginable. Bonzo was just jaw droppingly WOW.

[@trouttrout3553]

One concert, he did a 55 minute solo!

[@basher5107]

Pure passion and inspiration. He has caused more kids to pick up sticks than any other drummer before or since.

[@Finnegan6674]

The look on your face is priceless. Welcome to the world of John Bonham. I was lucky enough to see Zeppelin twice. They were Gods on stage. Perfect for each other while playing. 4 men playing as one. Moby Dick was the set break in their concerts. The band took their break while Bonham played his solo and after this Bonham takes his break while the band plays 2 or 3 acoustic songs like battle of Everymore and going to California. Love this band

[@owatagusiam8958]

I love your reaction, put them on your headphones and bliss out. Zep is the Beethoven of rock and Bonham was the foundation, Page is the spirit ,Plant the voice, Jones the grease. The GOAT of rock and the perfect example of collaborative virtuosity. They are to be highly regarded. My advice, learn the studio versions first then compare the live,Zep is 2 different bands,live/studio and genius at both. Blessings and good luck à

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

For me, the drums of Bonham are most showcased in Achilles Last Stan’s, Knebworth ‘79 and Trampled Underfoot Earls Court ‘75.

[@pt9167]

💯 Bonzo and Jimmy's synergy on full display. No doubt. 💥💥💥✌

[@yozaseig3870]

What a fricken legend...GLORIOUS BONHAM!!!!!

[@dallasschwartz7135]

Bonzo was one of a kind. He would do 20+ min long solos each night somewhere in the midst of a 3 1/2 hr long show. As Jimmy would say when asked why he stood in front of Bonzos drum kit while on stage: "I could literally Feel the pulse of his bass drum in my back..." Early on in Dazed and Confused from the concert film The Song Remains the Same filmed at MSG during the 1973 US tour. John Paul Jones "misses" on a Bass note and he looks over at Bonzo with a "Ehh not bad, right?" look on his face. Bonzo chuckled and shook his head "No mate, you missed it" so Even in the midst of a song on stage, Bonzo could tell when somethin was amiss... Another time Jimmy when referrencing Bonzo, said if he was in the middle of a guitar solo and it seemed as if he was "stuck" Bonzo would "insert" a triplet where it wasn't meant and it would let Jimmy know he was in the mud... For all that is made of his "power" and there was Plenty of it! One thing that gets over looked IMHO is how "delicate" at times when the song called for it Bonzo could be. Perfect example of it is on Trampled Under Foot, where he's just pouring the coals on and then all of a sudden he's just ever so gently flicking his snare with his left hand stick so as to be barely auduble yet it so perfectly fits that transition as to make you realize that if played with any fullness it would have ruined the song. This was the genius of Bonzo, knowing When too BE the Bonzo an when to pull back and slide in almost invisibly... Today when I hear the Thunder Bumpers firin off in the distance, I smile an think too myself: God must have asked Bonzo to play Moby Dick yet again... RIP Bonzo

[@ellebrook3413]

I love your analysis of the subtleties he had, but often isn't credited for. I saw some footage where Jimmy wasn't in the best shape and was, to be frank, soloing far too long and Bonzo just started with some crazy fast fills. It was like he was using his drums to move Page along out of his self indulgent moment, it was funny, but so necessary!

[@turnsufficient4971]

He was so amazing - it's stunning, laughable and will make someone weep. I wept a few times watching you stunned faces. This was a good emotional outlet for me - I remember when he died. It was terrible. He was "walking" his fingers across the snare and earlier he punched the gong behind him with his fist. LONG LIVE JOHN HENRY BONHAM ! ❤️💔❤️

[@davidbradley2497]

Can't tell you how much fun it was to watch your reaction to this. I'm 60 next week, and I remember where I was standing when my school/band mates told me he had died. Led Zep were the cream of the crop. Thanks so much!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Bonham...the LEGEND! Led Zeppelin...LEGEND! Another option...watch all live Zeppelin performances!!

[@kellystauffer5637]

You are so in tune with music, and I have a sneaking suspicion you may be a future great drummer or guitarist in the making. You have the right energy. You noticed that it was really a holy, heavenly thing we all just saw. That's a level where the the untangible irrepressible magic that flowed through John Bonham just produces shear joy and awe and wonder in those lucky enough to witness it.

[@karongarrison-on4nu]

WHAT A DRUM GOD! THERE WILL BE NO OTHER LIKE HIM❤❤❤

[@rodhanson7112]

JOHN BONHAM WAS A fantastic DRUMMER 🥁

[@rogercaruso9337]

Just think he doesn't get a break he has to play through the rest of the concert that's stamina

[@terrycollier7176]

Neil Peart was a technician on the drums while John Bonham was the god of thunder! No one used more force than Bonzo when he attacked those drum heads. Both belong right their as the best of all time but Bonham gets my blood pumping! Both gone too early .

[@michaelmarville4272]

Your good brother!! Welcome to Led Zeppelin!!!

[@michaelmarville4272]

The best drummer on the planet!!!

[@bishlap]

Neil Peart was boring.

[@zonacrs]

Bonzo was sneaky smooth a lot of the time. It was his effortless bridges/transitions from a smooth jazz slide style to an absolute attacking monster that set him apart. I will go to my grave believing he was the best rock drummer of his era, probably ever.

[@roblambert7998]

He was the rolling thunder......The hammer of the gods.....🥁

[@gradywilson3006]

Jason Bonham is a great drummer in his own right. Check out the bands he has played with, Bonham, Virginia Wolf, Sammy Hagar and the Circle and Led Zeppelin Evening. I had the privilege of seeing Jason perform with his band Bonham right after they released their debut album.

[@rickcook-eu2gh]

the greatest drummer that ever lived bar none!!!!!!!!

[@danielmills1759]

He left me in awe when I first heard it back in 1968 on their first album

[@gailsimmons5270]

No words are necessary. Bonham would have just loved that you appreciated his contribution to the rock music world. John was a force for sure and his son Jason is just as much as a force. Led Zeppelin will always be the Rock N Roll band of the 70’s. Robert plant once said in an interview that there was no way that they could go on as Zepplin without John. Zepplin was a four piece band, and without John it just couldn’t be, and he could not imagine himself being in Zepplin with just the three of them and not have John so, therefore they ended it. Robert, of course, continued on as a solo artist, has had many bands of his own, and as of late has been touring and collaborating with Alison Krauss, who is a bluegrass, fiddle player and vocalist. Robert and Allison are a force of their own. You might want to check out their work. It gives me great pleasure to see the younger generation discovering, listening and loving the music that I grew up with. I am almost 61 years old and throughout my lifetime since I was 16 I have probably attended close to 300 concerts and I still go. I’m already looking at the lineups for this year, I will continue to go to concerts, share the music that I grew up with and have you youngsters promise me that you will keep this great music alive! My kids and grandkids have already committed so at least there’s that. And if you look at the artist that you grew up with or are listening to today, you need to hold her feet to the fire and tell them the music of yesterday is the quality you want for today. If they cannot provide that for you, then you need to kick him to the curb and find artist that will. And for God sakes get rid of auto tune! Either you have the talent or you don’t, and if you don’t make room for those who want to put in the effort. Do not ever settle for anything less. And that is why us older folks say that today’s music sucks! Rock on dude and thank you😎🤘

[@thewintergardener2873]

Greatest and most influential Rock Drummer ever..... To this day, people still talk about the "Bonham Sound"....

[@CEP73]

Hypnotic, jaw dropping performance...

[@ingibjorggujonsdottir3760]

As everything from LZ this is a masterpiece, great to se young people discovering their music and talent, do enjoy, I saw them in their gig in Reykjavik, Iceland 1970, was a lifelong fan from their first album, best regards from Immy in Reykjavik.

[@DenPrice-qw5gx]

I've been a life long fan since I was 8 years old in 1970. I will listen to Led Zeppelin until the day I die!

[@THETRUTHSERUM613]

The crowd didn't applaud that much during Bonham solo, because they were in a trance, like me. Wtf. Best ever

[@michaellamb9596]

Neil Peart of Rush was certainly a brilliant drummer but Bonham was on a tier of his own using a much smaller drum kit

[@bishlap]

Peart was boring.

[@codninja7274]

⁠​⁠@@bishlapno way u said that. Neil peart was a technician on the drums, and rightfully nicknamed “The Professor” for a reason, Bonham was a powerhouse. Neil used a giant kit because he needed it for his and rushs style. Bonham had the “small” kit because that’s all that he needed to produce such monster sounds. In both ways they are inspiring and truly masters of the kits and their respective music genres. I’m not saying one is better than the other nor am I defending Neil. Just saying.

[@robinsweet1827]

2 completely different styles that in no way takes anything away from the other. Neither is better or worse than the other, just different. Appreciate them both equally but for different reasons!!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

13:45 I wouldn't say that he glided his fingernails over the snare but I think you have the right idea. If you've ever played around with a snare drum, with your hands, it's fascinating man it's so responsive. And clearly he's demonstrated he knows how to play any sort of hand drum really really well and he keeps mixing in like the Thundering Kick Drum when he wants or that insistent hi hat with his left foot when he wants. But yeah you just kind of like pitter-patter your fingers like falling rain and you kind of move them across and by moving them across the surface of the drum head you hit the different areas that have different resonance, different tones different responsivity all that stuff it's just it's a nice way to just have fun and just create the sound texture. I love how observant you are about all the stuff, I really really am.

[@MamawT65]

Now you can understand why they couldn’t replace him! He was the greatest ever! RIP ❤❤❤❤

[@stevedahlberg8680]

What a great reaction man really heartfelt and once again you really get everything that's going on. You may say you don't and yeah it's different to have the music theory on top of even the mechanics of all this, but you pick up on every little thing, you really do. You're feeling it you just know. That means if you decided to ever pursue something whether it's drums or any other thing as a musician, I guarantee you that you would be one of the ones that catches on quickly and has a rapid learning curve. You care that much and you've got a great ear.

[@fuzzylogics139]

I was thinking the whole time: this dude is a musician himself. Has to be!

[@dgator3599]

Hands of Steel. Any other human would have swollen lobster claw hands the following day after putting on this performance. We lost John Bohham way too soon. His talent speaks for itself.

[@Happyheretic2308]

Hands of light

[@stevewalsh4850]

When music was music and musicians mastered their craft

[@nowhere982]

Do you feel you need to lie down in a dark room for half an hour???? Man what a BEAST.... RIP GOAT. 🙏🎶👋

[@cookmoore3736]

Next you should do Rush with Neil Peart-the drummer.

[@johnfrank3177]

Each member of Led Zeppelin was so talented individually and together they were an awesome force. So glad you are reacting to them. They were truly great. Peace.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

The specialty about Bonham was the kick drum to snare rhythm high hat tapping in most songs but Moby shows off his other skills . CODA album has a song called "Bonzo's Montreux" you should checkout..

[@fuzzylogics139]

I often wished I had such ability or even 2/3 of it. Can you imagine if you can express all those things there are no words for through an instrument. A musical instrument, your body, a paintbrush... I can imagine mr. Bonham being completely filled and empty after a drumming session. The life- energy just flows through him, no blockages- nothing. So beautiful!

[@KC-oq6ty]

I just love you. You recognize everthing-that's really cool in itself that you're into this reaction channel. I really enjoy taking the ride with you and seeing you truly react with heart and soul. New for you, Old for me...but timeless. Dude is still top drummer to this day, never be another like him. He was a force from the heavenly source, check out drumkit, nothing all fancy. He could play any drum set and a person would recognize the great John Bonham is playing. Thanks for reacting to this particular one. LOVE and Rock on.

[@johnmelvinluce5320]

I am in tears too 😢

[@stevedahlberg8680]

16:15 yeah, he actually had a fairly large Chinese style gong behind him that I think he used originally once in the studio or something but then a bit later he started touring with it. And it wasn't featured because they do end at least a song or two very dramatically with it, but here it was in the dark but he just did that long run off all those hand hits on the various drums and then tagged that gong just slightly enough to hear the vibrations from it and that's what you were hearing.

[@williamcabell142]

The GOAT OF THE GOATS! BONZO! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@user-kf5lo8zb1o]

One of the greatest drummers of all time rest in peace my brother

[@mareenorth8790]

Bonham was “otherworldly “ … inexplicably gifted. I fairly new to your channel but I really enjoyed your reaction. I’ve watched this performance countless times over the last half century … it never fails to amaze me .. but yiu picked up on a couple of things that really made me appreciate it even more, if that was at all possible. So thank you!

[@michaelwhitton8226]

They always compare Bonham to other drummers. Who's the best? Well i believe Bonham loved his craft. He truly loved his band and truly loved life. He dedicated his soul to his craft and you can see it. I think he was the GREATEST ROCK DRUMMER my opinion but because he loved his craft. He was a great family man too.

[@johnmelvinluce5320]

Beautifully said no one had his sound

[@mikeyrebs8259]

And Bonzo only 20 here ...

[@aaroncunningham1280]

That is hands down the best zeppelin reaction video of all time. Sums up exactly how I felt watching it for the first time as a young drummer. Complete shock someone could actually play the drums like that

[@julianamerz9493]

I feel the same way every time I listen to Led Zeppelin

[@Ricsha1]

This song was from back in the day, when many groups had one or two songs that the extended to make songs 11-15-17 minutes long, often featuring solos by each band member “working it out”!

[@danrieke9988]

Absolutely the best reaction video I have ever seen.

[@jackhargrove4275]

John Bonham was Absolutely Burning it Up !!! So Hot🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@sicotshit7068]

He was one of a kind drummer, his son is good, there never was nor will there be another John Bonham

[@bobbrown9158]

I watched the Led Zepplin tribute at the 2012 Kennedy Center with Johns son on drums and it brought a tear to my eye. It was magical to watch Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page acknowledging Jason Bonham. Thank you for that Heart felt Reaction.

[@bishlap]

That version of Stairway was truly horrible.

[@elvischuckpetty888]

btw... the all hands, stick free bongo type thumping makes this a one of kind, legendary performance that is not of this world. Off planet experience. Yuuuuup, we just experience a Space Odyssey rock performance by the Ultimate Percussionists. There are no words. Gramps62

[@andrewfenton9901]

Great reaction video bud, glad a young man like you can appreciate the genius of Led Zeppelin and especially Bonzo. Never to be seen again they were a 1 off band.

[@williammitchell9655]

It’s easy to see he was the heartbeat of the band. They were definitely smart enough to realize that when he died.

[@ryanr5319]

Best title I have seen on KZbin, sir. Thank you so much! Great reaction.

[@stevekeetertheclassiccomic5105]

He really was incredible, and your reaction is my reaction... wow! John Bonham was just phenomenal, they don't make 'em better than this. His son Jason inherited his tremendous talent and has carried on the legacy of the greatest rock drummer of all time. Thanks for this sincere and honest reaction video.

[@markswisher3709]

He's beating those drums like a red headed step child. My arms would have been on fire from playing that fast and for that long.

[@frasergavin418]

There is a gong hanging at the back you can see it on another video.have you ever spider crawled your fingers across a desk. He has kept your attention so much i thought my tablet froze .that is a master class in drumming.

[@johnbarton562]

It's amazing when you see the best showing their craft.

[@JoyceBurns-cx2nr]

I sat behind stage when they came to town. Supposedly was blocked off. I'm a dancer and couldn't keep my feet moving that fast. I cried! He was poetry in rhythm! Blown away by his drums

[@bigbow77]

Love your reaction! This is from Royal Albert Hall Live 1970, and my favorite live performance. Please do more of this concert. I really appreciate it.

[@turnsufficient4971]

You're not stoooopid man ! Don't say that. Love your reactions.

[@ThePelagicHermit]

Oh I was hoping for this.

[@michaelmasuda7096]

Early in his career John Bonham was told that the mastery of the bass drum was the key to the future of music. He played heed to that advice and ran with it-he did more with one bass drum pedal than most double bass drum kit players have done. His love of getting the right kick drum sound led others to experiment with deeper bass drum tones. And when drum machines like the TR-808 came along, it took it to the obvious next level-with that deep 808 kick tone that rapper and hip hop artists devoured.

[@maryvallas772]

You watched a Master at his craft. The true meaning of the word... because he mastered those skills. And he was only 21 at the time!!! Can you even imagine what he would have done had he lived longer? It's a crime that he was lost.

[@nancykorensek4083]

Fitting reaction for the King of GOATS. Thank you!

[@brendawoodson3230]

Each of them is master at their craft Robert's iconic voice, Jimmy's awesome guitar, JPJs legendary key boards and bass, John Bonhams world renowned drums. They just a herd of goat's

[@chrisw3421]

Zeppelin is my 1st... and 2nd favorite band, for about 44 years since I was 5 years old. As a drummer, he was my biggest influence, by far. He brought thunder with finesse. To be objective, no, he's not the best drummer ever... but he is probably the top rock drummer. Go watch a jazz drummer, they will blow your mind! Neil Peart from Rush, Stewart Copeland from The Police, Bill Ward from Black Sabbath... some amazing rock drummers... I'm pretty sure they were all Bonham fans.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Hmmmm yeah he WAS certainly the greatest

[@danhall2197]

Record company was going to fire Rush and told them they needed a better sound/songs,ect.Rush knew they couldn't match Zeppelins groove so the Rush boys copied YES.In effect Rush was YES II.

[@MrTooz3]

I've played drums for 50+ years. Bonham, Moon, Paice, Peart were big influences amongst others. Saw Buddy Rich live back then. They called him Bonzo, Hammer of the Gods, for good reason. You just watched the best recorded version of Moby Dick. This was as good of a rock with jazz influence drum solo that I've ever seen. It's a masterpiece.

[@Sean_est76]

reaction 101 right here 😁 Led Zeppelin legendary 🙂

[@GaryLyons]

The most classic reaction I have ever seen! And yea, I get it 😂

[@ritagryphon222]

Power power power drummer - a beast 🤩🤩🤩

[@SZBreaker1]

You definitely need to check out his work in "Achilles Last Stand" and "In My Time of Dying". Prepare for your mind to be blown and a complete face melting.

[@rodneystarcher6780]

The second album I bought at Montgomery ward Led Zeppelin ll. 75 been in love with Zeppelin since

[@karongarrison-on4nu]

This video is such a legacy for his son jason

[@doca9357]

stellar performance

[@plankroadgarage2464]

Look at how basic his setup was!!! He was jazz drumming influenced among others genres..single foot peddling… The best ever!!

[@Zed137]

The greatest reaction video I have ever seen… And I have seen many

[@sherann501]

I saw him do this LIVE !!

[@robertgettell740]

The rhythm master.

[@joeyb3336]

God bless you. A wise man.

[@sandyhickey8236]

I so loved that man and literally cried when he died

[@ellebrook3413]

Hi there from one Bonham fan to another 🎵

[@stevedahlberg8680]

It's just a few seconds later, yeah you referenced what I referenced before, and yeah it's the bass drum but normally it's called the kick drum anymore because it has that kick pedal on it where are you stomp on the pedal or in his case you finesse the pedal, which is connected to this little Mallet or beater like you would normally use with your hand to hit certain things? And then it hits the surface of the bass drum. That's why they call it the kick drum. With your body you are making it kick the surface of the drum and it just feels like kicking anyway when you're doing it and don't forget that's going on with the right foot, but his amazing use of the hi-hat which is controlled by a pedal underneath that brass assembly just to the left of the snare drum? He was a master at keeping that going also. And then all the stuff on top of it of course.

[@samr.england613]

MMBxMOB- thank you for sharing that clip of Bonham, as I've never seen it before! Love and Peace to everyone!

[@johnmelvinluce5320]

Untouchable,

[@tonydunn3652]

Yes you are witnessing greatness ❤❤❤

[@jeremymerrifield219]

I love the emotion you feel. It's genuinely wonderful to see a young man, who I believe is a rapper/Hip Hop artist, really enjoying this beautiful music. I saw them at Earl's Court in London when I was 19 .i was and didn't really know it at the time. More power to you sir

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Love your drum solo sweet friend..🤣😊

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Wow..❤️