HIP HOP FAN'S FIRST TIME HEARING 'The Rolling Stones - Paint It Black' | GENUINE REACTION

Today we're reacting to The Rolling Stones for the first time. I have heard of The Rolling Stones but I can confidently say I haven't heard anything from them. Paint It Black is a song that has been suggested not just all over my comments but also all over Patreon. I have been waiting for the right time to do this and I think now is the time. For some reason this was not what I was expecting for The Rolling Stones. Paint It Black is just the beginning of our Rolling Stones journey. If there is any other songs by them you want me to react to then please let me know.
Here is my reaction to hearing The Rolling Stones - Paint It Black for the first time. I hope you enjoy!
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[@retro-robbo]

Song is all about grief and loss. "I see a line of cars, And they're all painted black, With flowers and my love, Both never to come back" refers to a funeral for losing a loved one (possibly partner/spouse)

[@jennifersullivan7909]

Exactly. Even through my own grief after losing my mom, this song always made me think of my dad's perspective. 😢

[@littlejimmy7402]

Before "Depression" was in the DMSR people had Depression. This is a pretty grand yet grim characterization of something that hadn't been clinically defined yet.

[@gingerbaker_toad696]

​@@littlejimmy7402Lazy from Deep Purple always come to mind, such a great and upbeat song about depression Castles made of Sand by Hendrix or Paranoid by Black Sabbath are great ones as well.. probably so many others i don't have in my head right now

[@gingerbaker_toad696]

Blue Condition by Cream is one like that as well :)

[@littlejimmy7402]

@@gingerbaker_toad696 The whole "Tommy" album is about child abuse and PTSD. "The Wall" so many mental issues. Every 1st Gen British Invasion band was born in the shadow of WW2 in a country that had been extensively bombed. This includes Deep Purple and Black Sabbath.

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

This is one of The Legends of the rock era. They are Brits who represented all the greatness AND excesses of the era. This is my favorite song of theirs.

[@sylviadonoghue2195]

"Paint it Black" and "Sympathy For The Devil" are my favourite Stones songs. Brian Jones played the sitar for "Paint It Black". Took the song to a whole new level.

[@DGLaderoute]

You got two of my three Stones favorites. I'd just add "Gimme Shelter" to the list.

[@frankiebanali4202]

Awesome tunes. My favorite is a deep cut...an oldie, even for the Stones...Play With Fire.

[@sylviadonoghue2195]

@@DGLaderoute Yes! I hope we get a reaction for both of them!

[@creinicke1000]

Yes.. 2 of my favorite and early songs too.

[@shmick6079]

Same, definitely those two at the top. Satisfaction at No. 3.

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

The Stones' most famous song is "Satisfaction." Recommended.

[@johngriswold2213]

No way near their best;)

[@joannholmes8726]

Banned from Radio play!

[@bobashley7533]

@@johngriswold2213Gimme Shelter

[@BalbazaktheGreat]

It's a song about intense grief and mourning, BTW. He can't stand reminders of a happier time when his love lived, so he want all the colors to go away, so he can fade away himself and not have to face the fact that he has to live on without her.

[@MikeytheGeek7711]

In the song, he lost a loved one, presumably the love of his life, and he's in a dark place. The Rolling Stones have a LOT of GREAT songs! I recommend you react to Sympathy For The Devil, You Can't Always Get What You Want, Angie, Satisfaction, She's A Rainbow, Get Off My Cloud, Ruby Tuesday, Gimme Shelter, Time Is On My Side, Honky Tonk Woman, Let's Spend The Night Together, and so many more! That's just scratching the surface!

[@marshastapleton1148]

Start Me Up; Wild Horses

[@natwally7869]

All bangers.

[@karinwolf3645]

Everything on the "Sticky Fingers" album...😆😆😻💋🍹👵🐺🌵

[@RussBMCSGT]

Don’t take this offensively but the Stones are the biggest thing since the Beatles to come from your country brother. As for “black” he’s being literal, paint it black because you’re absolutely right it’s a depressive song. He doesn’t like colors because he’s depressed, grieving.

[@michaelasay8587]

The world is depressive today…everyone’s depressed…becuz of the Democrats!😢

[@TinaStupa]

I was shocked when you said you didn't know what to expect as they are a British band. This is my favorite song by the Stones and it was an early hit for them. After the Beatles and The Rolling Stones got famous in the US, they called it the British Invasion. I lived through it!

[@douglassellers7528]

My favorite also. Takes me back to my early teens.

[@isinlarsa5996]

Guess they don't teach recent cultural history in British schools.

[@michaelbriefs9764]

The Rolling Stones were contemporaries of The Beatles. They were actually good friends but the media ginned up a fake competition/war between them, back in the day. Great band. Very important for being hard-core American Blues and Roots music aficionados and bringing that music to England. Once the Beatles broke in the U.K. and in America, they helped bands like the Stones and The Animals (and others) get notoriety and fame in America. That was called "The British Invasion" of America and it was great for British bands! You should check out "Gimmie Shelter" next!

[@stevenricks1703]

"Start me up" is one of my favorite Stones songs

[@jokervienna6433]

...you make a dead man come! :D

[@stevesullivan8705]

Sympathy for the Devil, Gimme Shelter, and Let it Bleed will kill you. Shine a Light and Sweet Virginia are also great. Too many great Stones songs to name. Greatest rock and roll band ever.

[@jefffrey4844]

This is one of those songs that just sticks with you, no matter if you've heard it a thousand times or if it's your first!

[@sixstringkingkb]

My interpretation of this song is about him mourning a lover or other loved one who died early. The line: “I see a line of cars and they’re all painted black With flowers and my love both never to come back” …kinda gives it away. Traditionally the color black is associated with mourning, and the narrator of the song is saying basically that he sees the whole world as black since the loss of his loved one. That’s my interpretation, anyway.

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

I think you nailed it

[@lunamae4718]

OMG OMG ! when you said you didn't know who they were or where they were from I about died 😂

[@martharobison3184]

Me too❣️ I was like 😮

[@pringleton]

And exactly why this musical journey has to be respected, stepping out of his hip hop 'comfort zone ' and learning about music, awesome

[@randalgordon1390]

More and more of them climbing out from under a rock everyday. Rock and roll will never die

[@thatbroad5848]

Britain has clearly stopped educating its children properly! Lol

[@rifki9055]

Maybe do a little research 😮 Great channel. That said his last video of Santana and Rob Thomas he said SANTANA IS NOT ON THE SAME LEVEL OF STEVIE RAY VAUGHN! REALLY! Who came way first mmm Carlos 👍

[@Clogs2009]

Actually, The Rolling Stones are 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, 2000's, 2010's and 2020's. The Beatles and The Stones are the GOATs.

[@rhondapease8516]

Gotta add the Who!

[@detroitlady7201]

Pink Floyd!

[@rstar6496]

Led Zepplin

[@shmick6079]

There’s a top 5 that always deserve to be put in the same category imo. Beatles Zeppelin Floyd Queen Stones

[@patsow4797]

@@rhondapease8516 absolutely!!

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Lot of diversity in their catalogue. As a casual Stones fan, "Beast of Burden" is infinitely listenable. And I mean infinitely.

[@thatbroad5848]

Loved it with Bette Midler.

[@Charlie-x6y]

My favorite Stones song EVER..

[@brianmcdonald1776]

Rolling Stones......BRITISH !!!!!....and still touring .....Mick Jagger, Keith Richards Bill Wyman and the late Charlie Watts (RIP).....!!!!!!!

[@rodpope7838]

The Rolling Stones are an English rock band formed in London in 1962. Active for over six decades, they are one of the most popular and enduring bands of the rock era. In the early 1960s, the band pioneered the gritty, rhythmically driven sound that came to define hard rock. Their first stable line-up consisted of vocalist Mick Jagger, guitarist Keith Richards, multi-instrumentalist Brian Jones, bassist Bill Wyman, and drummer Charlie Watts. During their early years, Jones was the primary leader. Andrew Loog Oldham became their manager in 1963 and encouraged them to write their own songs. The Jagger-Richards partnership became the band's primary songwriting and creative force.

[@jaquestraw1]

This song is about the death of his girl. "I see a line of cars and they're all painted black" would be the funeral procession.

[@axbloodtheory7885]

They went from Paint It Black to She's a Rainbow in like 2 years, it was miraculous. Also, you should watch She's a Rainbow by The Rolling Stones. It's very different.

[@trudymeans3520]

The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who. THIS is YOUR heritage! Good God, man!

[@Jan-xn3kz]

Exactly, he’s a Brit I hope to God he’s know Black Sabbath.

[@GroinStrain_]

@@Jan-xn3kzhe didn’t really until he started reacting to them. And he’s from Birmingham😅

[@rodpope7838]

He is very young and at least making the effort to learn - which is more than some are doing. I love watching his reviews because he does seem to genuinely enjoy his journey. Gotta give him credit for that. He probably could do a little research before posting but there are a lot of reviewers that don't.

[@Whoozerdaddy]

@@rodpope7838 The whole point of his reactions is that he comes into them cold and we get to see his honest, first reaction. Wouldn't be very interesting if he did a research paper on each band and track before we got to see it.

[@teresasullivan4588]

😂🤣

[@atuuschaaw]

The Stones have earned their place in music history and their rabbit hole is worthy of exploration. Music during the Vietnam War Era had its own special flavor. ♥

[@DGLaderoute]

I hear this, or "Fortunate Son" by CCR, or "We Gotta Get Out of this Place" by the Animals, or "For What it's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield and, yeah, I IMMEDIATELY think of Vietnam. Those songs (and others, but those are the most prominent ones to me) immediately conjure that time and place.

[@joeadkins480]

Sympathy for the Devil, Can You Hear Me Knockin’, You Can’t Always Get What You Want….I could go on for ages. So much to explore with this band

[@jennifersullivan7909]

Definitely Can You Hear Me Knockin'!

[@machelleswartz9746]

The rolling stones are legendary. You have a lot of surprises coming.

[@gregharker1600]

"Give me shelter" is probably their best song.

[@michaelllewellyn7215]

I like Ruby Tuesday also

[@melanieredfield9736]

You Can't Always Get What You Want, Honky Tonk Woman, and Beast of Burden are some of their most iconic songs... They have so many bangers!

[@SBel65]

Give me shelter, sympathy for the devil…

[@maddmatx]

The early Stones were top shelf.

[@artmeddaugh6669]

MollyBoy! The Rolling Stones are 60's 70's 80's 90's 00's 10's and 20's Rock! Get with it, you Bloke!

[@vics8873]

60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, 00's, 10's, 20's...

[@philvallee645]

Another rabbit hole well worth going down mate...so many bangers. Keep up the great work! Street Fighting Man, Gimme Shelter, Sympathy for the Devil, Parachute Woman. Don't be afraid to check out their deeper cuts too. Enjoy! We certainly enjoy watching you react to these like we did so many years ago! Cheers

[@Jane-d4w]

Stones. Essential, my darling child.❤❤❤

[@geraldinemallon1043]

You’ll be going down a rabbit hole of Rolling Stones music now. There’s over 60 years of music and they are still touring! My favourite Stones song has to be Gimme Shelter. ❤️

[@colleen113]

Oh boy! You have just scratched the surface! The Rolling Stones have so many HIT songs, the list is ENDLESS! When you look up the top rock bands of all time their name is always near the top. They have been together since 1962 and are still touring today! Look up some of their live videos from the 70's!

[@gl15col]

The great thing about music at this time was, they didn't stick to one genre, one type of music, but did what their need to play and sing told them to. Nobody cared that every song was different, we loved it and couldn't wait for what was next.

[@tomlew55]

The song is about the grief of losing a loved one. I see a line of cars and they're all painted black With flowers and my love, both never to come back

[@joannholmes8726]

Death and loss. If you have ever felt it, you can't stand looking at anything that is colorful and happy. Color is the antipathy of black feelings.

[@glpf5]

Paint it Black, Can't You Hear Me Knockin', Dooo Doooo Dooo, etc. Thanks for the video.

[@ianandbronniestewart8875]

It's a song about grief. Mick was going through a personal loss and wrote about how he was feeling.

[@Sue-w7k]

Sympathy for the devil & Angie, both great, great songs of theirs. Enjoy!!

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

My niece and her husband always sing "You Can't Always Get What You Want" as a duet when their kids get a little too gimmee gimmee. Works every time (for now. Their oldest is only 8 😹) Saves a lot of time.

[@hmichaelr1]

Ok - now you've gone and done it! You opened a music catalog as wide as an ocean and dipped your toe in it. This is gonna take you on a journey, MollyBoy and I want to go along!

[@jamescanole3940]

I'm 73 yo. This has always been my favorite song by the Stones.

[@annaandgary1]

LEGENDS!!!! They are still touring. Sold over 250 million records!!

[@catherinesullivan-lp1km]

One of the greatest bands ever - 60s to present. Many other classic rock bands tip their caps to them. Definitely worth researching their catalogue and doing some more reactions.

[@paigeharrison3909]

Paint It Black, Angie, and Sympathy for the Devil are probably my favorite Stones songs.

[@fredvelez7703]

You don't need to choose between Rock, Rap, Hip Hop, Heavy Metal. When you love music you're mind and soul are open to all kinds of music. You got an artist heart. Great Reaction once again.

[@sunshinelalu]

I agree. Mollyboy should be a record producer

[@spacecadet35]

This song is from the era when the Rolling Stones were in direct competition with The Beatles. And people were still throwing jelly beans and half eaten meat pies at them.

[@stephenbailey8476]

I see a line of cars and they're all painted black , is a funeral procession , a loved one has passed is why his whole world is black now

[@mbh2743]

The Rolling Stones started it in the 60s they're from England and one of the most iconic rock and roll bands alive they are still touring and creating music today

[@LindaMirador]

Classic rock, Rolling Stones have so many great songs! 🌟🎶 💚 🇸🇪

[@ghytredstillghytred7617]

It is depressing subject-matter (his girlfriend? died). And back in the 60s, 3 minutes was just about it for all songs. But it's still one of my favourite Stones songs! Other's have mentioned many songs, all classics. The Stones are still going today, and selling out large stadiums; they are a definite contender for the most successful group ever.

[@bethscott4330]

Ooooooh I love this song. I can’t wait to watch the expressions on your face. I love when you stare into the camera. ❤

[@triciam.b.5589]

You need to hear Satisfaction by the Stones

[@colleenoneill3329]

More than a rabbit hole a canyon of hits. They were a foundation of UK presence in the revolution of music, much like the Beatles.

[@alkholos]

The Beatles were a brilliant flash in the pan, gone much too soon. The Stones endure.

[@fairydust-weepthewildwinds]

Their music career has continued ROLLING over 60 years….AMAZING right?

[@jeanniewright2554]

Sympathy for the Devil by Rolling Stones is classic, must-hear music!!!!!

[@CL-sk8ld]

One of the best opening lines in all of music

[@ewan_GTO]

The Strolling Bones, legendary band! Combined age - twice as old as the Universe!!!!

[@andrewbrennan7291]

That young? 😄

[@M.E.M.O.10-50]

Just when our parents were lulled into a sense of safety by the Beatles; cute apparently inoffensive and safe boys singing pretty songs, along came the Stones and scared the crap out of them. Yes, the Beatles later delved into music that also scared them, but the initial contrast was real. Jagger was dangerous looking and his performances were raw.

[@pattyfreeburn3743]

MOLLYBOY, go down The Rolling Stones rabbit hole, you will enjoy it! There’s a ton of great songs, Gimme Shelter, Midnight Rambler, Brown Sugar and many more.

[@TenMinuteTrips]

This song was released two months shy of my eleventh birthday. I’m 68 years old now. This song is so good and timeless that it could have been released last week and it would still become an instant hit! What band formed in England in 1962, could possibly still fill arenas today? Most bands downsize to the smaller amphitheater and winery venues. Some even become part of T.J. Lubinsky’s PBS fundraiser concerts. The Stones? They’re going on tour again in 2024 and still filling arenas. They’re the gift to rock and roll music that keeps on giving!

[@davidlaws3582]

You are spot on about feeling depressed and living in a dark world.

[@bethscott4330]

I oftentimes say some people, no matter what you do, will “paint you or the world black,” simply because life is unfair in someway. The way I take the expression is when you can’t find any goodness amidst a textured complex world, full of good and bad. There’s no pleasing someone who only sees dark or is, unfortunately, stuck in a dark place.

[@СерафимТоманов]

The Rolling Stones is a UK band, mate. It's 1966 song. This band has many bangers: Sympathy For The Devil, Gimme Shelter, Street Fighting Man, Start Me Up and other songs. I adore Too Much Blood very much, though it's not their very popular song. If you want to check out some heavy 60's, i would recommend King Crimson - 21st Century Schizoid Man (i bet you heard a sample from this song in Kanye's Power song), it came out 1969. They were pioneers of progressive rock music. And if you want more heavier song, i'd recommed 1974 song Starless by King Crimson.

[@allisongill9962]

This is my era (I'm very old)My God you've got so much to look forward to,love that for you

[@Whoozerdaddy]

This song was correctly the theme song for a late '80s TV show called *_Tour of Duty._* It was literally a theme song for soldiers in the '60s and '70s in Vietnam, along with *_We've Gotta Get Outa This Place,_* by The Animals.

[@JaniceFK]

You can’t go wrong with the stones!!

[@johnniekight1879]

They started in 1962 and still record and tour. Their album from last year was their best in decades They still kick ass. Check out "Angry" from it. Paint It Black is the most upbeat sad song ever. Top 40 radio did not want long singles so they could play more songs per hour. Eventually The Stones and Beatles changed that with constantly putting out songs that were over 3 minutes long. The original juke boxes only played 3 minutes of each song so people could put more coins in them for more music. For mellow try Wild Horses.

[@rodgerball6149]

Oh you owe big time for not knowing this group. One of the cornerstone bands of the British Invasion. With 31 studio albums, 13 live albums, 28 compilation albums, 3 extended plays, 122 singles, 31 box sets, 51 video albums, 2 video box sets and 77 music videos. Six decades of Mick Jagger & Keith Richards giving us some of the best music ever.

[@robklinky6474]

“Paint It, Black”, is an exploration of overwhelming grief and despair. The color imagery, especially black, serves as a metaphor for the singer’s emotional state. The song is an expression of wanting to “paint” everything black to match the bleakness felt inside.

[@samuellord8576]

Grief for a dead lover. Clear as day, black as night. Brilliant song.

[@lesliehatch-herman9325]

Wowza! You’ve gone and opened up a whole big musical can of worms-the Rolling Stones have so many fantastic songs, and you probably don’t even know that you know them! My faves are Sympathy for the Devil, Honky Tonk Woman, and You Can’t Always Get What You Want, just for starters. Can’t wait for you to discover more about them, MollyBoy!!

[@spazimdam]

This right here is my favorite Stones song, and they have a LOT of songs that I like. It's dark, exotic and has a killer bass groove.

[@richardcollette9884]

your spot on,black is depression. Many people think its about the death of a girlfriend. The long line of cars painted black as in a funeral procession??Not even the girls in their summer cloths does anything for him,paint it black, paint everything black. Major depression and he was like 24 when he wrote this.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

The Stones released their first album in 1964 and their latest was released October of last year. Yes, they are still active. Others have explained the meaning of the song. It is truly a great expression of feeling. Sad, in this case. Keep going man. You have started listening to a group that's been active now for 50 years!! Yes, FIFTY! My personal favorite group! Love your reactions always man. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[@fairydust-weepthewildwinds]

1978 Rolling Stones had a jam for the newer generation called MISS YOU!!!!, great music ♥️👍. They are definitely EPIC LEGENDS, and still going in their 80s😂. Crazy

[@Prone2Thrill]

Nice to see more reactions flowing MB - getting more experiences to the various bands and genres is essential to learning history and expanding ones musical landscape.

[@haxan6663]

The Stones were the first band that I remember hearing. It was 1965 and I was 3 years old!

[@mattblatchley2061]

one of their very best songs!!!!!! awesome react!!!

[@reckyNcarol]

Love your reactions, jealous that you get to hear all of these amazing songs for the first time. If you havent check in Ghost, its a rockband from Sweden, they are soo good!

[@susanbusby5856]

Just love this song

[@TheEricthefruitbat]

My favourite Stones' song.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

The Rolling Stones probably have the most prolific catalog of any band. SO many songs to pick from, and from different eras. "Gimme Shelter", "Sympathy For the Devil", "Miss You", "Shattered", "Start Me Up", and "Undercover of the Night" are all excellent, but only scratch the surface!

[@freddiejamscat]

thru and thru is a FABULOUS stones song

[@looneygardener]

One of my favourites! Great reaction.

[@michaelelliotttec19.17]

Check out Gimmie Shelter by the Rolling stones , it's awesome

[@johnstaniszewski8690]

The Rolling Stones are from London England, you may have heard of it😊. The Stones started in the 60's. Many great songs from them. I love Sympathy For The Devils and Mother's Little Helper, personal favs.

[@iamerictravis]

It's about unexpected death "I could not forsee this thing happening to you" The funeral "I see a line of cars and they're all painted black With flowers and my love, never to come back"

[@zwierzchnik]

Released in 1966, it’s a song about bereavement and the despondency one feels during that process. In it, Mick has suffered a sudden loss, and can’t bear that life must go on without his lover - his mourning has veiled his appreciation for the vibrant colors around him (“I want them to turn black”), and can’t even consider anyone else in his present state; “I have to turn my head,” he sings, “until my darkness goes.” Much like Charlie Watts’ hammering toms, there is little respite in Mick’s grief, and as the song rides out, he seems to sink deeper and deeper into his suffering. “It’s not easy facing up,” he laments, “when your whole world is black.”

[@Tassie85]

I think something popped in my head when you said you didn't know The Rolling Stones. Good god, man. That's like not knowing who The Beatles are. I think I had better sit down. I love your channel and watching your musical education.

[@penelope7203]

You must watch them in concert. Incredible!!Paint it black was a grief stricken man who doesn’t see colours any more and wants to paint the front door black

[@TD-mm7nj]

Miss You, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Start Me Up, Sympathy for the Devil, Beast of Burden. So many Stones bangers

[@henryevenson8152]

Glad to see you exploring all the early rock that set the stage.

[@rodpope7838]

Loving watching your learning journey - even better is that you are enjoying yourself! Keep it up!

[@HeckleCat]

try Can't You Hear Me Knocking from the Sticky Fingers album. You have a lot to discover with the Rolling Stones, many different styles with their tunes. Wild Horses from the same disc. And (Love is a ) Bitch same disc too. Three tunes, very different.

[@joerichards2658]

When your introduction into a 60-year deep rabbit hole is "Paint It Back", you're on the right track. The Stones have hit almost every genre, from blues to country to rock and everything in between. For a variety spanning 60 years, check out "Satisfaction", "Honky Tonk Women", "Brown Sugar", "Undercover", "Hate To See You Go", and "Angry" - one of their latest released just last year.

[@kasiew3772]

Start Me Up is another great song from them!❤🤘🏻❤️

[@OhArchie]

In their 80s now and going strong, the Rolling Stones have recently announced a new tour in the UK. A unique opportunity to see a piece of genuine rock and roll history before they're gone!

[@Cranky_old_white_guy]

The stones are an institution they’ve been going since the sixties and in the 80s they blew up again. You have plenty of songs to choose from with them. Happy journey look forward to seeing your reaction to them. Everyone let’s get Mollyboy to 100k. God bless you and yours brother.

[@joannholmes8726]

1964/65 Paint It Black. I was in 8th grade, I am 71 years old. Great SONG! Death and the Viet Nam War... every day body counts.

[@seamusburke639]

Forget "Sympathy for the Devil", I always felt this was their evilest song.

[@drafter3412]

In 1987, this song was used as the opening theme to the show "Tour of Duty", about a group of soldiers in the Vietnam War. An excellent, haunting series and the song fits perfectly.

[@LeesaDeAndrea]

The Rolling Stones have recorded over 400 songs. They've been around for decades! They were still on tour this summer 2024.