Meat Loaf - I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) | First Time Reaction

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[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me . I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤

[@ANDZIGCREAM]

R.I.P Meat Loaf. One of the greatest

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

This song came out in 1993, a huge hit for him! Number one for many weeks, he was a great song writer and performer. His videos were always theatrical. Boy we lost a great performer! Rip🙏Meatloaf. You’re definitely missed.

[@jamescurfman3284]

This song was played on Rock stations all over the world non-stop. Meat Loaf also traveled on tours so he has a long reach. It would not surprise me if you grew up hearing this song in the background.

[@NorthgateLP]

Yes this song by Meat Loaf especially has been played on mainstream radio a lot, so it's really not surprising to have heard it somewhere. Heck I've heard it randomly during vacation.

[@SRDmotorsports]

Also a ton of 90s movies and even series have used portions of this or bits of this song in many many lines not really plagiarism but more on homage to the song so I agree not surprised if @Bisscute has heard this one time or something growing up

[@jamescurfman3284]

@@SRDmotorsports Yup. :)

[@SRDmotorsports]

And commercials lord knows what commercials we had back then coulda been about cereals and “I’d do anything but I won’t do that” = give up their choice of cereals 😂 that’s the 90s right thur!

[@SRDmotorsports]

@@jamescurfman3284 bisscute gotta react to “big me” of the foo fighters rip Taylor Hawkins :( That was their take at mentos commercial 😂

[@ShadowRyu]

Classic meatloaf songs you NEED to hear. "Paradise by the dashboard light", "objects in the rearview mirror", "bat out of hell", and "two out of three ain't bad"

[@mjsplicer78]

This song always felt like a spiritual successor to Paradise to me at least

[@TheAtkey]

Don't for get "You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth."

[@bigmeaney555]

This song was played every half hour on almost every radio station when it came out in the 90's

[@blazinjedi2008]

Not too mention the Dr Pepper commercials

[@georgekininmonth2070]

Give his song, "Objects in the rearview mirror appear closer than they are". Great lyrics and video and song too! A treasure of Meatloaf's. It's a story of his life growing up losing his Brother early, an abusive Father and his first love.

[@MacLeeland]

This! 100% this! (And the official music video is made by Michael Bay)

[@arealone9506]

Meat best song IMO

[@fergarising1972]

This song is why MEATLOAF is my safe word lol. Because I will do anything for love but I won't do that.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Omg hahahhaa

[@Geggy0815]

Objects in the rear view mirror may appear closer than they are ( yes, thats the name of a song ) is another great Song from him. Dead ringer for love is with Cher. In the Video of Rock n roll dreams come through you can see young Angelina Jolie. And of course Bat out of hell is another great Song from him. There is a lot to discover.

[@ugaladh]

Meatloaf won the Grammy award for Best Male Rock Vocalist in 1993 for this song. The original , non-video version is actually longer with more verses.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Oh I see, thanks

[@bidwell13]

There’s four versions of this song. There’s one around 5min which is the single ,one around 6mins that a US B-Side version, one around 8 min that’s the video version and then one around 12 min that’s the album version.

[@iDEATH]

Meat was definitely one of the greats. You should check out "Bat out of Hell" sometime. I drove my parents crazy playing that record over and over endlessly when I was 6 or 7 (as only kids can do, in '79/'80) and jumping around in the living room. As to where you heard it, I'm sure it's been used in thousands of movies and TV shows, as well as on radio?

[@wheelz8240]

My best guess is radio...this song got huge radio play in the early 90s

[@dannyadams4765]

"For Crying Out Loud" which featured on Meat Loafs first Album (Bat out of Hell) is well worth a listen to and for me is one of the best written love songs ever.

[@ianbrooke6342]

Don't miss the live version of "Paradise by the Dashboard Light". Then try "Bat out of hell". Meat at his best. Greatly missed performer.

[@graemethomson5167]

I'm 66 yrs old I love watcchig your reactions to music that i have enjoyed as New Releases over the many year's All your reactions are a trip down memory lane

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you so much, you are too kind ❤

[@Logan-ed4pu]

Meatloaf and co-writer Jim Steinman, had this wonderful talent of taking rock music and giving it a musical theater vibe. His first album, Bat out of Hell, was constantly being played in the house and car when I was a kid. Meatloaf suggestions: It's all Coming Back to me Now (Was originally released by Celine Dion in the 90s, but was originally written for Meatloaf. He later released his own version as originally intended) Bat out of Hell Two out of Three Ain't Bad Paradise by the Dashboard Light You Took the Words Right out of My Mouth

[@ahmedmahmoudmohamedel-saie9408]

Bat out of Hell is my driving song 😎🤘👍

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@BlackieNuff]

Steinman was not the "co-writer"... he was the writer, period - as he is on all his songs. Meat may be his collaborator, but that's about it. Jim writes them, Meat performs them.

[@antonytye3484]

@@BisscuteReacts You should try Bonnie Tyler, Total Eclipse of the Heart, also a Jim Steinman produced track In the same style.

[@stevenewcomer8837]

⁠@@BlackieNuffyep. Jim wrote and composed them all. After Bat Out Of Hell, Meatloaf got some serious anxiety or something and lost the ability to sing and record the second album, Bad For Good, so Jim recorded it himself. Meatloaf later re-recorded most if not all of the songs. The song “Left In The Dark” is a beautiful song!

[@thomasheidenreich2519]

One of the best singers in this world. his voicerange was stunning. I saw him 3 times live here in germany. His duetts with Patty Russo were amazing. a pity that he died. the world lost an awesome artist, singer, actor,familyman.

[@Jeffbambam]

I love this song ! Meatloaf was one of the greatest on stage performers of all time . It was a musical play, poetry in motion. Rip brother !

[@CaptainCaveman1170]

The 80's and 90's were just a steady stream of awesomeness. You couldn't go a few weeks without something mind-blowing like this song and video coming out. I feel like the 50's and 60's were like that too, but not so much the 70s (even though a ton of great rock songs came out of the 70's). I'm starting to think that pop culture creativity is cyclical and that we're in a (deep) lull right now...but hopefully there's a renaissance on the horizon...

[@kermitcook8498]

❤❤❤ Mornin', sweetie.This is one of many songs, meatloaf written by Jim Steinman. But you may have recalled the style of "I'd do anything for love" as much as the song itself. Celine Dion, Bonnie Tyler, and others. Two of my favorites are from the movie STREETS OF FIRE. If you know the movie you can tell his songs. If you don't know, they happen early and late. Happy viewing

[@myTERAexperience]

"Bram Stoker's Dracula" scene with the 3 ladies coming up from the bed. Highly recommend that movie if you get a chance. It's got Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins, and Keanu Reeves even though his actings bad in it. 😆

[@TheAnonJohn]

yes it is identical

[@nontask78]

And one of the 3 ladies was nonother than Monica Belluci in her first ever cinema appearance...

[@TheHeartbanger]

Lets not talk about Reeves in this. But it is still my second favorite movie of all time.

[@myTERAexperience]

@@nontask78 and she's always been a knock out, even now.

[@charleswilliams6236]

This song will melt your heart it's made so perfect

[@keymack2477]

You are wise beyond your years, Bisscute! You are bang on about exterior beauty vs. character and what a person stands for. Loved this song and video, loved your reaction. Every song on his album "Bat Out Of Hell" is well worth a reaction. Meatloaf and his pianist/songwriter, the late Jim Steinman made beautiful music together!!

[@williamsummerson1204]

Another amazing reaction. In my opinion this is one of the most beautiful songs ever. It's a timeless classic. 😊💙

[@jeffwotherspoon3867]

if you get the chance you should listen to the whole 1977 album (Bat Out of Hell) cause from the first song to the last it's one story, then check out the 1993 sequel album (Bat Out of Hell 2)

[@valoisthaina]

when ben moody met amy lee on a camping trip, amy was playing this song on the piano. thanks to this song by meat loaf that evanescence exists ❤

[@ctuckwell6562]

Thank you for your beautiful reaction to a beautiful song. I love your little smiles as you watched the video, and the fact that you chair-danced to it - it is a rocker! You're so right about his voice. It's just so raw, powerful, rich, warm and comforting that you can't help but crave more of it, even though he's already given 150% of himself in every performance. It just gets under your skin and seeps into your soul. I've loved Meat Loaf since I was six, almost 29 years ago. My world exploded into colour when I first heard this song, and now he's gone it feels flat and colourless, again. The composer who wrote this song - Jim Steinman, who wrote all Meat Loaf's biggest hits - died last April. He too was a legend, and similarly misunderstood by the music industry. The two of them have left a massive hole with their passing, but they've also left an incredible legacy through their collaborations.

[@VintageForYou]

Meat Loaf this song is one of my favorites of his songs what a legend RIP.🙌

[@fugawiaus]

He was also in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” the film.

[@mattijohansen3471]

There is a reason he did most of his work at theaters and as a performer.. He is a true singer. And many in the industry really respected him, and said he was always a nice person. Something that is important with some of the stories we hear about some of the old legends.

[@TheHeartbanger]

Today Meat Loaf, Rush tomorrow...I think I am the happiest man on earth right now 😉 Meat Loaf is one of the greatest of all time. There are a lot of his music to discover for you. But first now that you have seen the video version you should listen to the 12 minute long album version of this song.

[@henkebenke573]

100% you have heard this from your parents. If not from them then you have absolutley heard it on the radio. It was a massive hit and i,m pretty sure that more or less the whole world knows of meatloaf and especially this song. Stay safe biss 😊

[@markusjackel2132]

Paradise by the Dashboard Light - a must ! Give it a try - you will like it. Promised. All Hail Queen Floor !

[@fcsuper]

Genre is Rock Opera. There are references in the video to several movies and shows from 80's and 90's. The bed scene is a reference to the movie "Bram Stoker's Dracula".

[@jeremylarson6267]

his name was robert paulson

[@jayb1708]

Hi Cute! He actually was big into musical theater, thus why you got that impression! He starred in Rocky Horror Picture Show, as well as The Pick of Destiny…. I will truly miss this man..

[@BisscuteReacts]

I can definitely see the acting skills

[@jamesdalton8539]

He was really good in the movie Fight Club with Brad Pitt and Ed Norton!

[@Brirend]

Meatloaf had a great voice and his live performances had as much drama and theatre in them as they had music. Musically, the pairing of Meatloaf and Jim Steinman was a match made in heaven. Jim Steinman wrote all of the tracks on Meatloaf's first two Bat Out of Hell albums and seven of the 14 tracks on Bat Out of Hell III. He also wrote a number of hits by Celine Dion, Bonnie Tyler and Air Supply.

[@Black_Sun_Dark_Star]

One of the greatest rock operatic ballad

[@ahmedmahmoudmohamedel-saie9408]

When this song came out, it was my introduction to Meatloaf. Since then I have followed and loved all his music. Was lucky to see the Musical in London back in 2018. When he died this year, I felt like an old friend had passed away. So many memories to his music! You need to check out his ultimate hit: Bat out of Hell 🤘

[@jamescurfman3284]

My first introduction to him as well. :)

[@ctuckwell6562]

You took the words right out of my mouth! I was six when this song came out, and I just loved his voice even from that early age. Saw the musical in 2017, and after Jim Steinman died last April I booked to see Meat Loaf at a couple of conventions in the UK; but with the ongoing restrictions the events kept getting pushed back, so I never got to see him again. Almost five months since he passed and it still doesn't seem real, and I cried for him again last night.

[@SparkimusPrime]

He was also in Rocky Horror Picture Show and Fight Club. Oh and in the Tenacious D song Kickapoo.

[@solojohno1]

He was so good in Fight Club. I need to watch Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[@mikey3841]

It a brilliant song ever made by Meat Loaf.

[@BisscuteReacts]

It is amazing❤️

[@maverick2242]

Another rabbit hole that is so deep you will end up in wonderland and may never come out, I saw Meat Loaf live again last time in 2004 and it’s up there with my all time fav experiences in music, it was amazing, this is off Bat out of Hell 2 album. I know exactly where and what I was doing when this song came out. Bat Out of Hell (OG) is a musical master peace and Meat Loaf Steinman are up there with the goats like Elvis, Elton, Bowie, Queen (Freddie) music shouldn’t be about control by labels, by corporate vampires who have about as much feel for music as a stake through there cold dead hearts and lust in it for greenbacks, rather than the music itself, greatness always prevails and Steinman and Meatloaf prevailed over those bloodsuckers and left us a musical legacy that is long revered after those corporate suckers and will last eternity for those who have an ear and a beating heart filled with life, passion and feeling. Meat Loaf lives on in the music….🤘

[@subhugi5906]

This song is from the breakout album called "Bat Out Of Hell". It was unique because of the theatrical aspect of each song put together by Jim Steinman and Rundgren, and, Meatloaf was a perfect fit for the vision for the album. You mentioned that this song could be turned into a musical - well, you pretty much understand the idea behind the album. The videos for each song are great, but, you will also get a lot out of just listening to the album front to back.

[@averteddisasterbarely2339]

Your comments after the song reminded me of a saying ! Loving eyes can never see ! Great reaction !

[@degeest5571]

It was used in an advertisement on TV, I can’t remember which product. It may have been a car commercial.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Oh ? Does anyone know ??

[@jefffromchicago6321]

@@BisscuteReacts looking for this I see it was used for multible products. This is what I remember it for. But kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKCUZaCba6mMkKd9 think a different version.

[@davidhumiston6500]

Meatloaf put rock and roll theatrics to a whole new level you have to check out TWO OUT OF THREE AIN'T BAD.. PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHTS.. FOR CRYING OUT LOUD the list goes on and on he was also in around 40 movies listening to meatloaf is a whole new ballgame

[@NickleAskew]

Meat Loaf was a very theatrical artist. Great rock operas and ballads that sadly nobody makes anymore

[@jamesschroeder6450]

You need to watch the video of a Green day concert that in intermission bohemian rhapsody played and a crowd of 60000+ sang every word

[@MooreCEJr]

This is i the true sense; during the 80's was called a music video.... choreographed, studio, actors, production.. editing just like a movie or mini-series...all done by this singer. The video is based a little of Bram Stoker's Dracula and Beauty & The Beast Fun fact: He was not (during the time of video; be different today) allowed to use the word drugs... So thats why the line was Sex and Drums and Rock-n-Roll

[@katw.6519]

I was OBSESSED with this song, then the whole TAPE, then more of his work when I was like 10 and it came out.

[@stephenrichardson1623]

This song is brilliant live saw meatloaf twice and he is brilliant live

[@TeeJay84x]

Good choice! One of the best rock songs of all time, with such an iconic music video beginning! It would be surprising, if you would have never heard it before, it is an evergreen on Radio and was on Mtv all day long...

[@CoastalNomad]

Another Awesome Reaction Video..... Meatloaf, like Queen, made a couple "Rock-Opera's" I reccomend go and give a listen to, Meatloaf's break-through album "Bat out Hell" escpecially..... - "Paradise by the Dashboard Lights" - "Two out of Three Ain't bad" - "Bat out of Hell"

[@CoastalNomad]

@@TucBroder I can understand that..... I have heard of other artists who didn't like being "labeled" into a catagory (Country/Rock/etc)..... their (Paraphrased) response "I make music, that speaks to people".......... Like George Jones and Johny Cash are known as Country artists, but they have some of the early Rock Hits......

[@CoastalNomad]

@@TucBroder Sad to Hear That......

[@CoastalNomad]

@@TucBroder Sadly we are losing so many legends......

[@CoastalNomad]

@@TucBroder Agree....... I Enjoy alot of Music from artists that are no longer with us...... and lately I have gotten into and enjoy watching the Reactors "Discovering" them....... It is a way of "Keeping them alive"...... Just like some cultures that believe some one doen't truly die until we quit talking about them.......

[@DavidTateVA]

I laughed out loud when you said "If they were to maybe make a musical out of Beauty and the Best..."

[@ericgaudet5488]

Great job with your reaction to I'd Do Anything for love( but I won't Do That ) from Meat Loaf RIP . This was a Fantastic video from him the lady singing is not the Real person who does sing with him she just a actress in the video.

[@wojciech5177]

This song is super mastered/produced you can hear every instrument so clear

[@stevetalmey1934]

MeatLoaf sang with Cher a song called Dead Ringer For Love

[@Patriot-rising]

This song was huge! The production for this video is still even by todays standards very expensive. Meatloaf (Michael Lee Aday) was always theatrical in his early concerts. I saw him twice back in the 80's and 90's and he most certainly worked his shows very hard. And the whole band also got into the theatrical sets. He himself was a great singer , songwriter and actor. He will be missed dearly.

[@Hristo8405]

You should know this song after all you are a Balkan child. In the 90s, we grew up with this song 😁

[@adamrhodes9946]

Definitely one of his best songs. Two Out of Three Ain't Bad is another great song.

[@joanneblake5483]

When you said about musical. I smiled because the song is part of a musical. Bat out of Hell. It was a life times work and dream of the song writer, Jim Steinman he sadly passed last year. Not before seeing his dream come true. This song gives me goose bumps every single time. R.I.P JIM AND MEAT

[@wheelz8240]

This song is one of my favorites....bit to get an idea of who meatloaf was as a musician, you need to listen to Bat Out Of Hell. It was released in 1977 and IMHO is the best rock n roll album ever made.

[@ingvargissurarson4671]

Meatloaf was one of the greatest. I was lucky enough to se him life on stage back in 1987 when he still was at his best. Absalutelly amazing show. Also I met him briefly. Wery likable and down to earth. Actually we had been chatting for awhile when I realized who it was. :)

[@ReaLibro]

Meat Loaf performed every song as a character. Something that he came up with because of his theater background.

[@BisscuteReacts]

I just learned about his acting background

[@Charrulez]

Most people are familiar with this specific song but SURPRISED to find out it was Meatloaf who performed it with those who aren't familiar with him BTW, pls tell me that the scene between Dana Patrick and the other girls don't look INDENTICAL to the scene of Keanu Reeves with the Vampire Gypsies from Bram Stokers Dracula!

[@bikerbud3903]

Meatloaf "Two out of Three ain't bad" should be on your list next.

[@steveamsp]

Definitely check out the full album version. Some longer musical interludes that make some of the transitions smoother, plus a longer part at the end by Lorraine Cosby. The music video is definitely great, but cutting four and a half minutes out of a twelve minute song will always leave behind some good parts.

[@fnjesusfreak]

Jim Steinman was a masterful songwriter (mainly wrote for Meat Loaf and Bonnie Tyler).

[@Valinor32]

This video has plays on Beauty and the Beast, Phantom of the Opera, and Dracula in it. His powerful vocals pull you through almost a short movie while you watch. Through the highs and lows. Meatloaf was an icon.

[@djbday1]

This song came out in 1993 it won a Grammy you should list to bat out of hell the entire 1977 album one of the greatest rock albums of all time this album sold more copies then any out rock album of all time

[@GuyMulanax-rk7ye]

Meatloaf is one of the best singers

[@OriginalVenomZA]

I love your facial expressions when the story-line vocals kicks in there at the end. Its so beautiful.

[@robertbrown374]

I saw him live, and it was beautiful. I think he was one of the best. At that time, he played in a hick bar. He was still doing the bar seen. We said hi to each other. I'll never forget him wish we had cell phones then

[@BisscuteReacts]

Amazing ❤️

[@TheToddFather1969]

I came here because I love Meat Loaf. He was big when I was a teenager. However, you are stunning, beautiful and truly lovely to listen to. ❤️

[@5ifty6ixmediauk]

...and THAT is the power of Meat Loaf

[@SparkimusPrime]

Meatloaf is iconic 🖤 I had them on cassette lol Paradise By the Dashboard Light is the only song I drunk karaoke to. I hope you check out more! Bat Out of Hell is one of my favorites 🖤

[@kraigSteven]

Meatloaf- Everything louder than everything else. One of my absolute favorites of his.

[@chriskasowski4743]

Bisscute: "I would do anything to know where I know this song from" hahaha god u are too cute

[@grahamfraser5938]

I honestly can not think of any singer today who can hold a candle to artists like Meatloaf. I honestly feel that the music from the 60s, 70s and 80s was more individual and of a much higher quality than anything performed today.

[@fgialcgorge7392]

RIP. I was always such a fan of his music and acting. Such a down to earth guy too.

[@wheelz8240]

I love you bisscute. Because of what you explained at the end of your reaction.

[@SWTSU]

Think of this song and video as a rock opera type of performance of Beauty and the Beast!!! The Meat was always a theatrical showman if nothing else!!!! He will be missed!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!❤️❤️😎🍸

[@robarnold4104]

This made me feel so old, here's Bisscute saying "I think I've heard this before, I remember the chorus"..and there's me belting out the lyrics from memory as if I was back in the 80's lol

[@steveleslie2170]

I was in a tv show with Marvin aka Meatloaf about 10 years ago...he was having health issues then too. It was cool to see him on set.

[@JonnyInstinct93]

I grew up listening to this song on radio stations in the car, when my dad played this at home and many more. Very well known song. Great song too.

[@irisrosedancer3913]

beautiful person, reacting to a wonderful song love the reaction

[@jamescoleman8954]

I got to see him live back when this song came out. It was a free concert. I wasn’t really into it because I like just the song but he put on a really good show and I do like a lot of his music. It’s a shame that he left us so early.

[@ailluemainne734]

This is one of the best slow rocks before, it is also played is some movies

[@jamesschroeder6450]

Meatloaf concerts ended with him passing out sometimes because of him giving everything he had

[@francoislaroche6687]

i was so in love with the voice of the woman. i heard many years ago than the actress who play the role of "belle" received many proposition for singing but she wasn't the one who sang in that one. one thing this clip makes me realise, it's if we swap the role it would not have the same effect. we always saw the beautiful girl falling for the "ugly duckling" but we rarely see the other way around.

[@user-cm7ci2ib5e]

I am glad that you sometimes notice my messages. By the way, in one of his clips, the still young and then unknown artist Angelina Jolie was filmed. The clip is also good.

[@Giddeon131]

😢 Michael Lee Aday (born Marvin Lee Aday; September 27, 1947 - January 20, 2022), known professionally as "Meat Loaf", was an American rock singer and actor. He was noted for his powerful, wide-ranging voice and theatrical live shows. He is on the list of best-selling music artists.😥

[@ericbeltran1158]

I did have that once in my life. I was in Love with a Girl Danyel. Was awesome. Than one day she died in my arms. I screamed what seemed like eternal for help. No One came. She suffered a Brain Anyersuim/ Blood Vessel Bursted. She was 27. That was 6 yrs ago. Now I just watch Reaction Channels like your which I Love. Keep Up your Awesomeness!!!

[@ahmedbahman8505]

PLEASE do another Meatloaf reaction video to his song - Blind as a bat - one of the most underrated hits ever !

[@BisscuteReacts]

Hopefully someday ❤

[@heyzooz]

A masterpiece

[@kdnofyudbn5918]

One of my favorite dishes and musicians Meat Loaf. RIP Mr LOAF.

[@DarrellW_UK]

I thought that you were close to tears during that Biss, you’re very perceptive about life!!!

[@BisscuteReacts]

It melted my heart tho

[@willarth9186]

At the end, she knows he will live long after her and that he'll forget her, but he vows he won't do that and no one seems to notice that his face and hands are human now because of love. Beauty and the Beast vibe. And I will ALWAYS believe that the voice behind the actress is TINA TURNER!

[@saltinessgamer]

I basically know most all of his songs because my dad was and is still obsessed as probably one of his favorite artists.

[@scotttrainer9704]

Meatloaf was really into theater. He was in the original production of Hair.