HIP HOP Fan REACTS To The Carpenters - I Need To Be In Love *FIRST TIME HEARING*

HIP HOP Fan REACTS To The Carpenters - I Need To Be In Love
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[@FortWorthFabian]

Carpenters Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLe70UwDfhHBhOHpJ25BJSSrVuVKo7FSXd

[@donnajean3202]

This is not one of the best Carpenter's songs. There is a song that Karen sings to her husband called " A Song for You " which no one on here has reacted to before and it has very eery lyrics as Karen mentions about when she dies in the song and it is one of her very last recordings before she did die. " A Song for You" was written by Leon Russell and not by Karen or her brother Richard but it is hauntingly relevant to her life. Could you please react to " A Song for You".

[@jimmiereardon9413]

@@donnajean3202 This is a great Carpenter's song. "A Song For You" was written by Leon Russell not the Carpenter's. Karen does a great version of it. The Carpenter's recorded it in the early 70's way before Karen got married so its definitely not about her husband

[@donnajean3202]

@@jimmiereardon9413 - I said it was written by Leon Ressell. Anyhow, no one has reacted to " A Song for You " on here yet.

[@jimmiereardon9413]

@@donnajean3202 There are a few reactions of the Carpenter's singing A Song For You if you wanna check them out

[@donnajean3202]

@FortWorthFabian - You have reacted to most of the Carpenters best songs but here are a few that you have not reacted to yet. There is " A Song for You" , "Hurting Each Other" , "A Kind of Hush", " Solitaire" and if you want to see Karen having fun on stage then check out " Jambalaya on the Bayou " live at Budokan. Karen also covers a couple of Beatle songs " Ticket to Ride " and "Please Mr. Postman". Although "Please Mr. Postman" was done by other people before the Beatles did it. One of her last songs before she died was "Touch Me When We're Dancing". There is also another version of "Superstar" where Karen is wearing a long yellow dress although I think most people like the version you already reacted to in the red dress better but you could see which version you like better. I think that would cover the entire Carpenters catalogue of really big hits including the ones you reacted to already but I may have missed a few.

[@Weyland_Yutani_Corp]

Karen has an arresting voice. It's uncanny because whenever one of her songs comes on, whether it's the radio or playing in a shop in the background, I have to stop and listen to the end. Karen was something else. No one comes close to the quality of her voice. She is sorely missed.

[@guywill7875]

you said that perfectly. Her voice was like velvet

[@dro1956]

Intimate

[@MichelleCarter0512]

So true

[@jamesalexander9981]

100% true. I have no choice but to listen. She will always draw you in to her music. She makes you feel like you're a part of the music.

[@dennisgeorge3238]

Best female voice ever...EVER!

[@dansheridan6693]

It's good to see a young man like yourself who truly gets it.

[@matrox]

I got it when I was 13 years old when the released their first hit.

[@tomschmitz261]

karen carpenter, the ULTIMATE vocalist storyteller who sang TO YOU NOT AT YOU...

[@nkcbrazil]

And makes everyone in that audience feel like it was to them personally.

[@sjgavenger37]

She was a great story teller but she also had one of the most beautiful voices I have ever heard. I grew up listening to her.

[@barbsmith5465]

A real lady. Just so sweet and her voice is just silk.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

That is such an important quality about Karen Carpenter that people don't normally mention - she was a very classy lady. You don't see that in female performers too much anymore. I do see it reflected in the deference that everyone shows her. I never see lacivious comments about her. I see the odd guy admit they had a crush on her, but there's never anything about her looks or anything like that. She was a lady and to this day, everyone still defers to her as such.

[@williamsmith-kd4bd]

John Bettis, Karen's friend and Richard's song writing partner, said that this was her most biographical song. He also said that when she passed, his songs lost their voice. This performance exemplifies why Karen had to come out from behind her beloved drum kit! Our lovely Drummergirl

[@StudeSteve62]

It's interesting: the final single recorded that might be considered "Carpenters" came from Richard's 1987 solo album "Time". That song, "Something In Your Eyes", with lead vocal by the great Dusty Springfield, was composed by Richard...but the lyrics are not by John Bettis. I have always wondered why that was. I did know about Bettis' remark regarding the loss of Karen...maybe that's why that song had a different lyricist...

[@mikewrasman5103]

Oh, my goodness, yes.

[@helokopter924]

Bettis also said that John Lennon told Karen "Luv, you have a fabulous voice".

[@nirmalsuki]

Karen can touch your heart through the radio even close to 40 years after her death.

[@reginaminton1135]

Karen was a wonderful singer and she is sorely missed. Life just didn't seem to give her the breaks she needed. But she left behind a legacy. Thank you for your reaction.

[@jojones1082]

Karen was one the female GOATs and The Carpenters were absolutely phenomenal in their ability to capture emotions and convey a message that cuts right to your heart and soul. Wish they were still making music today but so glad that the music they made is still around for us to listen to and enjoy - and for other generations to discover too.

[@louisdaniello2580]

Just hearing you talk so empathetic about Karen carpenter shows me what a good young man you are and how well you were raised

[@ricktorres600]

What she couldn’t bring closure to in her life she left for us to navigate through in our lives to figure out how to have happiness. She was truly an instrument to save other lives that she couldn’t do for herself. I really miss her presence but she left us so much to think about.

[@FortWorthFabian]

well said

[@kimbland880]

I’m so happy when I see or hear younger people hear The Carpenters and love them! I’ve loved them since they started singing, and was devastated when she died. I miss their singing, and her beautiful voice so much 😢

[@ernierivas2334]

When Karen first saw the song title, and began to read the lyrics, she immediately said, "We need to do this song!". It became her favorite to perform.

[@danieltilley4187]

Karen had a voice that would hit you right in the heart. She was and still is my favorite female singer. Karen could make you actually feel the emotion of the song.

[@nkcbrazil]

It’s not weird what you feel, it’s what she does to everyone. You believe what she sings because she’s telling her story to you, to me, to each person in the audience. So many singers especially today sing for themselves and to impress. They can’t sing without always having to hit that high note and you can’t understand have of the words they’re singing. Her diction was so perfect, you could understand every word and you felt it.

[@rofran1960]

You said it perfectly.

[@SayItAintSo4real]

Yes, beautifully said.

[@sammy2840]

You are a very wise young man! Congratulations!

[@StudeSteve62]

This song was Karen's favourite of all the songs Carpenters recorded. And this is apparently a true live version. Certainly it is phrased a bit differently than the studio version. (I'm a huge Carpenters fan, have been since the seventies, and the differences are obvious from the start, since I've heard the studio version so many times...)

[@clab5864]

Her voice is like warm maple syrup, on hot buttered pancakes, topped with a dollup of sweet whipped cream, drawing you in to a comfy kitchen.

[@charlesr63]

Knowing her tragic young death makes this even more sad. And i really don’t think she found the love she was looking for 😒 as always her voice is just stellar 👏👏 good point about the way she draws you in with her performance 👏👏

[@StudeSteve62]

No, KC certainly didn't find perfection in a relationship. She was married in 1980 but the marriage went sour almost immediately, and divorce proceedings were underway when Karen died less than three years later...

[@dagnelpaula1]

Her voice was velvet. A unique talent we'll never see the likes of, again. I know I came to this one late, and you may have already reacted to it, but there's another song she does that's even more sad than this one. It's called 'I'll Say Goodbye to Love.' Heart-wrenching! I appreciate your reviews. It's obvious that you love good music; it shows through your reactions.

[@ChuckHackney]

It is awesome to see a hip hop fan recognize the sheer angelic brilliance of her voice. But you hit truth in everything you said. God bless, Chuck in NC

[@seeuatthepeak]

Hey dude, for Karen to sing this song took so much courage. She was singing about her own life and if anyone has lived, these lyrics resonate. Gorgeous, haunting voice.

[@johnmcaleer7099]

Her voice puts you in that situation that she's singing about,and makes you feel what she's singing about And that voice is UNBELIEVABLE

[@jamesboyd5305]

Karen was sooooooo talented...her voice is like no other...she sings to you and not just for you....

[@jenniferscofield2289]

You said it exactly right, the way she sings forces you to listen.

[@jgiza8888]

Great analysis of Karen... So true. Her emotion comes through in every song. RIP Karen.

[@markellwilliams3594]

Hi 🙋🏾‍♀️ I grew up listening to her music from my parents and being a lil girl i had instant love bcuz that voice is so angelic. Then that sad day in feb 83 I was so tore up as if I knew her personally. And it hurt me more to find out more about her wanting and needing true love bcuz everyone was in control of her she was smothered and let down and never got true love. Anyway I’ll keep listening bcuz I can’t help but listen . This song reminds me of me literally. Rest in Heaven Angel 👼🏽 ❣️💔🙏🏽thank you for having some knowledge while sharing her music 🙏🏽

[@kathrynkissane5144]

Awwww...she did not love HER!!!! UGH. She gave us so much, and just did not love herself.

[@jamesharper3933]

I'm glad to see you are enjoying their music. I'm 56 and grew up listening to them in the 70's. Thanks!

[@kathrynkissane5144]

Also, like Whitney...they capture you without barely moving!!!! They did not need to dress skimpy etcetera. OMG

[@DougGratton]

She sings to you not at you

[@sandradixon-ok5nr]

i CRY WHEN SHE SINGS

[@neo4822]

Richard recalled that it was the Karen Carpenters' favorite song. I Need to Be in Love" is a song written by Richard Carpenter, Albert Hammond and John Bettis. (A curiosity: John Bettis is an excellent lyricist and is one of the composers of the music Human Nature by Michal Jackson.) It was released as a single on May 21, 1976. It was featured on the album A Kind of Hush, released on June 11 of the same year.

[@Joshualuv13]

The saddest thing about these songs are they reflect how she truly felt on the inside, yet she somehow had to sing them with almost delight and a smile on her face ..that's the tragedy.

[@Susan-pq5rx]

FortWorthFabian, thank you for your intelligence and passion. Yes, Karen Carpenter was extraordinary in every way. The Carpenters' musical genius ensures that their exceptional body of work will live on forever, touching and enriching our lives.

[@mikerobertson4041]

Karen was such a classy lady!

[@jimmiereardon9413]

Yeah, man great song! Very sad as well. I also noticed her facial expression at the end of the song when I first saw this video. Very sad indeed

[@dixonnegron1083]

Hard to get through this without tearing up. She had the most haunting beautiful voice. It’s so nice to see this appreciation to this great lady n amazing duo called The Carpenters. I still have all the Lps. Love this 💕

[@monicachuidian-riveracalderon]

Karen Carpenter ❤️ will always be my favorite singer ❤❤❤ awesome video 😊

[@johnthewiz]

The song 'I can dream can't I?' is one of my favorites. It isn't well known but takes you into another dimention. Her voice on that is amazing.

[@edumeleroverdu8509]

No dislikes, and for quite a good reason

[@Acrqon]

62 this year. Karen was my first real, sold, I would do anything for crush. The day she passed I cried like nothing else in my life to that point. It's so great to see all the people today discovering her and her amazing talent. You hit the nail on the head with "she makes you listen" statement. A voice that does not reach out a grab you, but gently takes your soul and leads to exactly where she wants you to be. And all well before the days of auto tune. The good quality live videos that are out there sound as good as if not better than the studio versions. You need to put their version of Mery Christmas Darling on your list for the holidays. I send that video to all my family and fri9oends every year.

[@teresasmith4446]

Karen had said one sent an interview that this was her favorite song to sing to because she was asked and they she replied that I need to be in love is my favorite I've only discovered her music a couple of years ago but it's very addicting once you start listening to their music there's no going back it's kind of like you found beautiful perfection music and you just can't go back listening to a lot of the other stuff that you thought was good over the years because this puts it at a way higher standard thank you for listening thank you for your reaction bye

[@Tessiefaye]

Even sad songs make you feel good when Karen sings them.

[@em4888]

True!!!

[@margaridatrigueiros3237]

Please react to "For all we know" and "Hurting each other" from the Carpenters. Love your reactions!

[@lydiagarnica8227]

I love watching your reactions to Karen

[@aykmoya8873]

How ironic that her voice hugs you and makes you feel all right when she feels she was fool enough that she's all right. Her's is the most soothing and caressing voice i have ever heard❤

[@pennioltheten6018]

the 70''s, 80 and 90's had great artists. alot of m them are now gone. The Carpenters were just one of them. I loved Karen's voice.

[@nkcbrazil]

The Carpenters as a group may have been just one of them, but Karen was not, and was and still is on a level all her own.

[@kcrcbest]

that is her

[@katherinem.4414]

I can tell that you care about life and the finer things. Material things are only good if they do good. They say, “If it does not make the man, it is not worth the making.” So if you have anything that does not do anything for you, or help you to be better and grow….give it to someone who could really use it!!

[@arlinaaruto5734]

She Spoke Her Story Through Her Music Karens Voice Was Amazing ,You Felt Her Pain They Don't Make Voices Like That

[@pedronovoa3012]

No me canso de escuchar a los Carpenters todavía y a casi 40 años del fallecimiento de Karen mi cantante preferida. Es bueno que los jóvenes de hoy los reconozcan y que no han pasado de moda.Bellas melodías que llegan al corazón. Saludos desde Viña del Mar, Chile, agosto de 2022.

[@jimnicosia5934]

FortWorthFabian, Your comments have wisdom.

[@wgdavis5353]

Ms. Karen has a Great, Great voice, right up there with the Best.. ♠W.G.

[@UberDurable]

And the music video of this is just as beautiful as her singing, it takes place in the airport and on a plane, very rare.

[@carolhesterberg7526]

I believe this Carpenter/Bettis composition was her favorite and since Richard and John knew her so well, they were able to express her feelings perfectly through this song. It tears you apart to hear her beautiful voice expressing her loneliness and that hopeless look she gave at the end of the video was heart breaking! So glad this song touched your heart!

[@williamcoady2380]

She was so warm n beautiful her voice very inviting I was listening to her for 30yrs ago......

[@jillsample1846]

She sang with so much emotion and pain!! Read her biography and watch her movie.This is when she was really not well. Just breaks my heart. She's one of my all time favorite singers.

[@Tmcgraw79q]

Love the look on her face at end of song.

[@kcrcbest]

both of them really , love them alot and everyone who worked and played there music with them , perfection , real

[@brookegoslin]

Definitely your right her voice forces you to stop and listen the crystal clear sound & deep emotionality of her voice she just brings it so magnificently !

[@KNPrince]

Karen had what I call "sitting in your lap... singing only for you" talent.. She didn't force it when she sang straight from the heart and you can hear it in every note she sang... A one in a billion voice!

[@guywill7875]

you hit it on the head her voice did make you listen to her, a voice from heaven.

[@annaakin7174]

Please can you react to I'M CAUGHT BETWEEN GOODBYE AND I LOVE YOU by the Carpenters

[@bobr4987]

Great review! You should react to Karen Carpenter and Ella Fitzgerald duet medley. Two of the best female voices ever. Thanks!

[@Nastyfinger1444]

I loved her and that voice.

[@abbett]

She makes me so happy AND so sad every time I see and hear her sing. She was so beautiful and was such a loving soul gone WAY too soon. I wish she could have stayed with us longer. ❤

[@fabricioalves928]

A cena final da fisionomia dela ao acabar a música, retrata toda a dor q ela sentia na vida

[@tebindack]

Love your Carpenters reactions… very insightful and intuitive. Well done u! 💖

[@teamcougars]

Every time she sang, it was like she was singing to you and only you.

[@warrenfox3377]

One great song that I believe you have not covered by the Carpenters is entitled Solitaire. I guarantee it will give you goose bumps or possibly even bring you to tears. I greatly enjoy your channel.

[@craiggillett5985]

I listen to the carpenters on Spotify, while I drive, she just calms me down and makes me grateful.

[@bmack2938]

Good point. It only makes you feel good easy

[@sheilajenkins8265]

I just think you are amazing! Really!! Picking up on all the pain that Karen had. I have been a Carpenter fan since I was 9 or 10 and am 59 now. I used to think I was a nerd for liking the Carpenters bc most people don’t enjoy soft love ballads. Richard was a musical genius and your appreciation for them makes me feel that I am not alone after all. I am watching your documentary even though I know their entire story. It is heart wrenching. I turn on my TV and go to sleep listening to Karen’s voice because it is so soothing, real, vulnerable and beautiful. Thank you for doing reactions to them . I am enjoying you more than anyone bc of your heart and appreciation ♥️

[@IAMCAVE]

Karen's talent was not only in her voice and drumming, she understood and related to the song in some cases and even having lived through it on a personal level, so you hear it in her delivery.

[@joexpoe]

insightful. had to give you a like.

[@barbaramay1866]

That little nod at the end…too much.

[@beverlyandkissie8789]

They were my first live concert, and was the best one I ever went to.

[@hopepeace883]

I love the Carpenters, I listened to them when I was a teen. Karen's voice is pure, mellow and smooth, she does not need to do any vocal tricks, just sings. I often cry when I hear some of the Carpenter's songs, they really touch my heart. I can't imagine what else we all missed when Karen died far too young.

[@vcole7611]

Please react to "Touch Me When We're Dancing" and Bless the Beasts and Children"

[@steelmill888]

You have to remember there is no computer touch ups just raw talent.She is like the 70s version of Adele

[@mindblvd9360]

This is Karen's favorite song as she had several failed relationships.This is according to a documentary.Sad that she had a short life. This is the best brother sister team ever..Equally talented. Karen's facial expressions could win Oscars.

[@scottski51]

Excellent review, sir.

[@stevie68a]

Streisand is very effective at acting her songs, but Karen LIVES her songs. The swells of music, Richard's writing and playing piano, the rest of the band, and Karen's angelic voice makes this exquisite.

[@losuk8]

angel voice

[@rolandoramirez8963]

Absolutely!!!

[@cyndilu9]

Well said - Karen Carpenter sings about love and we can all relate - and appreciate her angelic voice at the same time.

[@musestudio7075]

Beautiful & deep reaction. 💜 Loving your channel. 👌

[@JohnnyHector17]

Try "For All We Know" my favorite

[@bt60613]

There will never be a better voice and arranger in the industry. Karen leads the angels choir now

[@dixiehuston4869]

You are Fantastic ..so genuine. Thank you

[@johnmcaleer7099]

Oh karen,richard sooo goood😌😌😌😌

[@bobbiewallace4008]

I had never heard that song and I very much enjoyed how you broke down how you thought she might be feeling.

[@AndyTseRealEstate]

This live rendition sounded even better than the studio version.

[@deborahreithel4687]

Song made me cry a little bit because was beautiful

[@jaywilliams-hm4ym]

I love your reaction. You get it, you get Karen.

[@101snapper]

I Loved Her!

[@2L82Sk8Bye]

I’m happy you appreciate Karen. Gets you in the gut doesn’t it. Listening to her always gives me chills. Frank Sinatra thought she was the greatest female singer of all time. Listen to her on drums in “Help.” Just subbed.

[@iliketowatchvideos47]

Watch the look on her face at 7.23