HE IS INSANE! FIRST TIME HEARING Bob Dylan ‘The Times They Are A Changin' First Reaction!!

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[@troyshilanski380]

Great song. Thank you for the video.

[@shockwavereact]

Thank you too!

[@jameslaforce8436]

harmonica ty ty ty

[@KidBklyn]

I don't know if Bob Dylan realized how prophetic this song would be when he wrote it.

[@shockwavereact]

Yea, so true.

[@troyshilanski380]

Im mid 50s and this song is so relevant its eerie.

[@shockwavereact]

It is really relevant 💯👍🏽

[@bert0522]

Bob was the Shakespeare of our generation. This was written in the 60's & could well have been written about our country today. 😎✌Jim

[@shockwavereact]

This is absolutely so correct ✅

[@MoncurElectric]

Wonderful reaction to this powerful tune, thanks!

[@shockwavereact]

Thank you so much I appreciate 🙏

[@terenzo50]

When he wrote and recorded it JFK was still alive. And we still had hope for the future.

[@shockwavereact]

Wow… such an old song but so good.

[@steve55sogood16]

What a period of hope, this represents!

[@shockwavereact]

Absolutely

[@AKR8810]

It was a very pleasant surprise to hear a Bob Dylan song on your channel, and this song is one of my many favorites from him. Bob Dylan is considered one of the greatest folk / rock lyricists of all time. He won a Nobel Prize in Literature for the poetic lyrics in his huge catalog of great songs. This is one of his earlier songs, and reflects on the coming massive cultural changes that took place in the 1960's. The instrument he is playing along with the guitar is called a harmonica, and Bob Dylan used it on many of his songs. It is commonly used in many rock songs. I hope you have many more Bob Dylan songs on your channel, and here are a few suggestions. Blowin In The Wind, It Ain't Me Babe, Mr. Tambourine Man, A Hard Rain Is Gonna Fall and Like a Rolling Stone.

[@shockwavereact]

I really enjoy listening to Folk songs, this was absolutely amazing, I will be checking out more and the ones you recommended. Glad you liked it too 😊👍🏽

[@peacepupppy]

Loved your reaction to our Bob Dylan. Hes amazing and there is so much to explore in his music. I subbed.

[@cojaysea]

A hard rains gonna fall should be the next Dylan song .

[@debjorgo]

Bob Dylan, in his Folk period. This is him when he first came on to the scene.

[@shockwavereact]

He is really a good folk artist, I like this

[@alanbrown8527]

Keep going with Dylan. That’s a harmonica he is playing. Try The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carolle from the same album.

[@shockwavereact]

Okay, I’ll check that out

[@kevincarrigan635]

Amen, awesome ditty. Same vein, "Only a Pawn in their Game" About Medgar Evers. & Blowin in the Wind ! & his most hopeful tune, The Hour that the Ship Comes In !!!

[@stevemuldoon9451]

Dylan has a huge body of great work, and his songs have been covered by many other great artists as well. This was written during the tumultuous 1960's, a time of the civil rights movement, the anti-Vietnam war movement, early days of the women's movement, the environmental movement, a time of cultural and spiritual awakening. Another great song with a similar theme is Sam Cooke's "A Change is Gonna Come."

[@gilevin100]

Dylan stands alone!!!

[@shockwavereact]

Okay 👍🏽

[@peterginger]

Maybe “Blowin in the Wind” would be a good next dylan song.

[@shockwavereact]

Okay 👍🏽

[@kentclark6420]

He played guitar and harmonica. He played the harmonica with an apparatus that was secured around his neck so he could play the harmonica with his mouth while at the same time strum his guitar.

[@shockwavereact]

That is really amazing…

[@maggiebryan2355]

❤❤❤

[@danallshaw1131]

Perhaps you'd enjoy "Joker man" from Dylan.

[@shockwavereact]

Okay, I’ll check that out too

[@shockwavereact]

Okay, I’ll check that out too

[@davisworth5114]

Please react to "Only a pawn in the Game", Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll", "It's Alright Ma", Mr. Tambourine Man", "Like a Rolling Stone", "I Want You", thank you.

[@shockwavereact]

Okay… already recorded some will do the rest soon as I can

[@scottroloff7391]

Harmonica..

[@sst3d]

This is like a 35 year cycle generationally over and over and over

[@papercup2517]

Yes, and realising that keeps one humble...

[@kevincarrigan635]

"Make Love, Not War", switch from supporting the Military Industrial Complex & starve the War machine, & don't suppress those kids that are demonstrating against injustice, & don't be a stumbling block to a progressive future, "get outta the new one". "The loser ( the anti war mvmt was unpopular at first)" now, will be later to win"..... He wrote lyrics like he was an OT prophet, in a Protest Song, style called the "Talking Blues". A lot of tunes favoring Civil Rights too, in his early years.

[@troyshilanski380]

Btw he is not talking about manmade global warming . Its a metaphor.

[@bake7148]

A prophet indeed! The first verse is all about climate change. And I think I'm the only one who hears it.

[@halldorra]

Traveling wilburies

[@halldorra]

Arlo Guthrie