Joyner Lucas - Ross Capicchioni | REACTION

[@doreenarcher8543]

I don't listen to this kind of music but I was mesmerized. I'm a true crime junkie. I totally agree it's so important to tell these stories. The video is excellent. The story telling is excellent. Thank you for choosing this song. I may not be able to listen to this song very often but I'll include it one of my lists.

[@jgsrhythm100]

Blackalicious - Blacka Why can't all Hip Hop be this funky !!!!!!!!! ! This is Hip Hop that people not normally into it at all could be down with .

[@WeFreestyleForever]

Watch the 10 minute youtube documentary on the story. The real Ross breaks it down graphically.

[@tylermccoll9961]

Listen to the real interview with Ross telling his story

[@heatherturner6955]

I never heard Devil's Work before your reaction a few months ago. I loved it after and it really had a great message. I saw your faces on this thumbnail and knew this would be heavy again... This video grabs you right away (easier when you can't catch the lyrics right away). This story is crazy and how did he live? This is reminiscent of "Story" by NF as far as the video and story captures you. Man... and then he switches the perspective. 😯 Yikes, on a smaller scale, but no less serious - our school has dealt with 3 lockdown situations in a two week span this Fall. You are right no rhyme or reason sometimes. But God, family, and people to invest in these kids lives is important! I want to look this story up to see how he is and if there is positivity to come from this tragedy. Heavy but a good reaction!

[@heatherturner6955]

There is a a 20 minute or so documentary/short on You Tube where Ross actually explains it. Interesting and crazy how he survived...

[@anthonymalone100]

Thats Ross playing himself in the video! So dope

[@Kayvonmalik]

That's not Ross in the video

[@mamaflush9945]

I wonder if you guy's would like to hear one of the best harmony bands of the 70's. If so, then I'd suggest giving this a listen "Diary - Bread (1972) With Lyrics on Screen" this band has a large collection of beautiful songs to explore. Take Care~

[@amandagoodtime7751]

Devils work was good but I liked the response bizzle gave singing from Gods perspective it’s called devils work (response to Joyner Lucas) but my fav Joyner Lucas songs are Ross capriccioni, frozen, and I’m not racist my top 3 and the actual guy wasn’t mad at him just shocked at how accurate it was.

[@ChristinaMcF]

This is so sad! Like you said I was hanging on to every word.

[@hibhibb5429]

Check out Jeff Healey "See The Light" Night Music 1988. Be prepared to be blown away!!!

[@gen5773]

I see this as premeditated - he picked up the shotgun from the ground where it had been left ready - planned and executed.

[@laiiinicole]

Ofc it was premeditated did you listen to the story at all..

[@darkmatter6714]

You’ll love Brian Ferry - Don’t Stop The Dance

[@nadog1011]

it actually makes me so sick to my stomach that there are gangs that actually have that rule as an initiation my god it's so evil I don't care who you are it's not right wake up people and disown this crap even in your projects it's no excuse I do it and yet I have balls and a heart we need more awareness on this crap the media certainty didn't give to much of a dam

[@hibhibb5429]

I hope you guys check out TOM MACDONALD. He has so many amazing songs like "Balloons", "Castles", "I Wish", "Dear Rappers", "Buttholes", "Cancer", "Sellout", "Angels", "Church", "Don't Look Down", "Withdrawals", "In God We Trust", "Names", "Fighter", "Ghost", "Heart Emojis", "Sober". He's completely independent, super talented and puts out amazing videos too! He's very open about his struggles, mental health etc. Tom is Incredible!

[@nadog1011]

when I first saw this music video, I lost all respect for organized crime even the low levels, think about Stalin he was a legit gangster look at what he did during his reign f these people no matter if your black or white or yellow that life is wrong it's not right and just a cycle of violence and money what kind of a life is that I know I been around enough to know better seen enough crazy stuff that would give you nightmares, I look at my younger self in all these lads and wannabe gangsters so I make sure to try and promote positive and stere them down the better track but also parents are also to blame as well

[@kh2099-z5f]

That was interesting for sure. If you want to start to change the destructive philosophy of a section of our society. You want to stop or prevent it. A lot of Rap is part of the problem.

[@Hey_Jamie]

1:10 bruh are you serious?! Why tf would you totally spoil the song before they heard it?! Nah not worth watching now