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[@Rickhorse1]

You should understand that Meat Loaf always said "I am an actor who also sings". That says it all. 🙂

[@ravenwind1062]

I thought the quote was "..I can't sing, I'm just an actor that sometimes plays characters that can sing."

[@commonstragedy]

Also, "His name is Robert Paulson."

[@wbj2000]

In case you were unaware .... the baseball reference is a way people in America used to describe a make out session. First base was kissing, Second base was up the shirt .. Third base was down the pants and a home plate was all the way. So the video description of the baseball game was a metaphor for their date in the car. The announcer said as he was rounding home plate "I think he's going to make it!!" ... and she stops him. OMG!! 🤣🤣

[@john-paulteatero4826]

We use it here too in canada lol

[@waynejones5635]

​@@john-paulteatero4826Of course, but the lyrics were written from the American perspective.

[@davidharkin8554]

​@@john-paulteatero4826everybody did my friend... (of a certain age)😊 I'm Irish 😊 (from the north)

[@johnmurray1044]

Even in Scotland 40yrs ago we understood that. I have to ask were you born then?

[@antivanti]

Jim Steinman was a lyrical genius. RIP Jim RIP Meat

[@thenortherner3890]

Jim was what the younger people call now a GOAT yet still doesn't get the credit he deserves today.

[@antivanti]

@@thenortherner3890 That's why I make a point of always shouting him out in the comments. It's a shame the record company refused to let them have both names equal as they wanted. But at least the records have "Songs by Jim Steinman" on the front

[@dominicksforza3484]

So true, these lyrics are incredible, and so clever. IMO there's nothing that compares to the music from the 60's, especially the 70's and even the 80's. The radical change of the 80's had it's ups and downs but the ups were awesome.

[@SomeUnsoberIdiot]

He was a POS propagandist who made fun lyrics with bad messages. Even if you ignore that, calling him a genius is being too generous. He's mildly clever, at best.

[@DougsPromos]

I made sure that all three of my daughters listened to this song before their first dates.

[@dannyadams4765]

The lady in the video is Karla Devito who was on the original tour but the voice you hear on the video is Ellen Foley who recorded the female vocals for the album but was unable to do the tour. Please do For crying out loud one of best love songs ever written

[@1dkappe]

She also sang on the Clash’s “Hitsville UK.” Maybe “Should I Stay or Should I Go” is about her. Maybe.

[@MrDportjoe]

@@1dkappe Both she and the Clash guys say no not really. Oh and Karla and Ellen both had sorta solo music careers AND recently did a colab kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZmcgot5arijq7M

[@hopcat500]

You wouldn't be confused if you LISTENED to the song!

[@dominicksforza3484]

Absolutely...

[@ThomasPalmen]

Definitely. She didn't get it. In no way.

[@rickpat-x9u]

most European GEN-Zers don't get American GEN-X & Boomer references in song...... if she was American she'd probably get bases..... but, even the title is a BOOMER thing. *In the 70s, the only cars that avg high schoolers could afford were 'family' cars or hand-me-downs like station wagons... THOSE CARS HAD VERY LARGE INSTRUMENT PANELS THAT TOOK UP OVER 1/2 OF DASHBOARD, & WERE LIT BY BRIGHTER-THAN-NOW DASH LIGHTS............. SEEING 'PARADISE' MEANT HE COULD SEE HER CROTCH LIT UP BY "DASHBOARD LIGHTS".*

[@ThomasPalmen]

@@rickpat-x9u Yes, unlike us Gen X Europeans, she probably didn't grow up with teen and high school films from the 60s to 80s and was socialized with them to a certain extent. Nevertheless, you could understand the content of this song and the video if you just listened and watched.

[@smarleyjoe3569]

i had to stop this one geezzz.

[@John-tn7nm]

4:00 she said she doesn't want to miss anything while talking thru the entire song 😂

[@ytgc14544]

agree, doesn't know when to shutup.

[@markt6199]

I Love it. She says it while she thinks it. We can always go watch the video ourselves but we came here to see and hear her reactions. Good on Her.

[@richardbarth7734]

For the first 2/3 of the video you were focusing on everything except for the lyrics... listen/watch again and focus on the lyrics, they tell a great story.

[@EverendeverGroup]

I've never heard someone talk over a song so much in my life.

[@larky368]

How the hell can she comment on anything except her own voice?

[@dominicksforza3484]

@@EverendeverGroup that's why she and many others never got as big as some others. What sucks IMO is now most are yapping much more than before. When you stop a song and run your mouth 3 or 4 times it's truly annoying and ruins the flow and meaning of the lyrics.

[@themadcentrist9396]

Your reaction to "Now I'm praying for the end of time" was priceless. :)

[@Great-Documentaries]

I'm loving how she talks right over everything, including some of the most clever lyrics she'll ever encounter. (If she did but know it.)

[@raybrown2197]

Meat was an actor first, a singer second, he put all his effort into acting out the songs on stage

[@firedoc5]

Love the look on peoples' faces when they realize what this song is all about. LOL With Meat Loaf's theatrical background, he gave 110+% in his performances, especially his stage presence. As others have said, the woman in the video is Karla Devito, who is lip-syncing to the voice of Ellen Foley. Ellen was busy on Broadway and wasn't too thrilled to do a video like this, so Karla stepped in and was the one that did go on tour which she did actually sing. Phil Rizzuto was an actual sports caster and did the baseball exert, but at first denied doing it because he felt like he had an image to maintain, but later admitted to doing it.

[@rogerdaly6326]

Was Ellen doing Night Court on tv when Meatloaf was touring. I always thought that was the reason she couldn't do the videos or tour.

[@firedoc5]

@@rogerdaly6326 At the time, Night Court was still a few years later.

[@rogerdaly6326]

@@firedoc5 In 1977 she was in Hair on Broadway and a short lived tv show called 3 Girls 3 with Debbie Allen and Mimi Kennedy. I knew it had something to do with tv as well.

[@albertsmith9315]

Best advice that I ever got, "Don't Let Your Meat Loaf!"

[@LarsSmith-rv4ot]

A friend wrote that in my high school yearbook. My mom read that and asked 'what does that mean? RIP mom.

[@zoomvarroom]

Did u here any of the song over you're own voice, I know I didn't?

[@JustMe-um8zp]

"Let's be honest: this is most of our parents" Fantastic note

[@bobs.2008]

A great, fun reaction, Millie! It really is an amazing song, and extraordinary performances both on the recording and on the stage. Thanks for checking it out!

[@moviereviews4life]

This song was off Meat Loaf's album Bat Out of Hell, it's considered his debut album but it was his 4th released album, but first solo one. It was written by Jim Steinman, who would write most of Meat Loaf's best songs. Both met when Meat Loaf was in Steinman's musical More Than You Deserve, that's why it's so Theatrical because both came from stage plays and musicals. The singer on the album with Meat Loaf is Ellen Foley, but in the video it's Karla DeVito. Karla would return in Jim Steinman's solo album as well as later Meat Loaf albums (same as Ellen Foley). Meat Loaf first album was as part of Popcorn Blizzard, he then did a duet album called Stoney and Meat Loaf, then Ted Nugent's Free for All before coming here. Each album had a different sound. Meat Loaf recommendations (many are also Steinman recommended) I'll Do Anything for Love I'd Lie for You And That's the Truth Objects in the Rearview Mirror More Than You Deserve I'll Kill if You Don't Come Back Read em and Weep Going All the Way Two Out of Three Ain't Bad It Just Won't Quit Dead Ringer for Love Razors Edge Left in the Dark Midnight at the Lost and Found Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through It's All Coming Back to Me Now In the Land of the Pigs, the Butcher is King Bad for Good Seize the Night Alive Bat Out of Hell Couldn't Have Said it Better Myself I'm Gonna Love Her for the Both of Us Life is a Lemon & I Want my Money Back Writing on the Wall (Ted Nugent song) I Wanna Be as Heavy as Jesus (Stoney And Meat Loaf song) Steinman recommended (Steinman mostly wrote & Produced but occasionally sang) Left in the Dark Stark Raving Love Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through (Rory Dodd sung) Bad for Good Holding Out for a Hero (Bonnie Tyler) More (Sisters of Mercy) It's All Coming Back to Me Now (Pandora's Box & Celine Dion) Tonight is What it Feels like to be Young (Fire Inc) Nowhere Fast (Fire Inc, Meat Loaf sang an altered version of this) Good Girls Go to Heaven, Bad Girls Go Everywhere (Pandora's Box & Meat Loaf) Welcome to the rabbit hole of Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf, enjoy the ride

[@johnv61]

That’s Meat……”rock opera” at its absolute best! Check out his official music video of “I will do anything for love”……the best music video I’ve ever seen and a phenomenal song!

[@chrisbirt1667]

All meatloaf song have a story to tell, you have to listen to the words I don’t think you heard one line.

[@markhellman-pn3hn]

(fun fact) the radio announcer name was Phil Rizzuto - he was a REAL radio baseball announcer in the 70s - he worked for the New York Yankees

[@RobGabany1976]

I seem to remember reading once that Mr Rizzuto was not happy about his voice being used in this song.

[@mikejohnson2127]

He also played for the Yankees. The Scooter

[@rg54321]

Just a word of advice: You said "I don't want to miss anything", but yet you don't stop talking throughout the entire video ... Not hating or being petty, just saying ...

[@timgray3790]

Agreed. Lordy

[@JS-TexanJeff]

This is one of my favorite performances to watch reactors react to. So fun! Meat and Miss DeVito's acting skills match their singing ability. Great performance!

[@stksav1]

Ellen Foley?

[@joedirt688]

I feel as if a part of my youth died with the passing of this wonderful entertainer and genuine human being. Marvin Lee Aday (Michael) AKA Meatloaf your musical performances will live on! Thanks for the decades of memories.

[@thomaswelnicke9852]

I was in high school when Song was released. If you listen or read the first couple. Lyrics of the song. It's him stating that he remembers like it was yesterday, but it was long ago. Sitting down by the lake with no one around. When we got back to school on Monday. We would talk about the date over the weekend with the baseball terms. It is a great rock opera. It was fun watching you react the way we did back then when it first came out. I'll go back and watch it again and listen to all the lyrics. Brings back lots of memories. Keep enjoying the seventies rock and roll music. So many great musicians.

[@andrelimoges3654]

I haven't laughed this hard watching a reaction in a long time. Great reaction Millie

[@davidbrock2450]

Meatloaf started in musicals in NYC. A younger him play "Rocky" alongside the great Broadway singer/actor Tim Curry and a young Susan Surrandon in the 25th anniversary musical/movie of the broadway show. To great songs of his to check out is "2 out of 3 ain't bad" from the same album, and much later in his life when he plays a young Jack Black"s father in the movie/musical "Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny" in' the opening song "Kick-a-poo". Ronnie James Dio also make an appearance in the same song.

[@rogerdaly6326]

If you're going to talk , pause the video , say your commentary , then resume.

[@ytgc14544]

agree, doesn't know when to shutup.

[@ozmaile7938]

He has a wonderful small part in the equally dramatic: Rocky Horror Picture Show. .(Movie). think you would find great fun

[@PaPaMurph]

Literally screamed over the whole song

[@canadian1677]

Rock Opera

[@PetroniloPocaspulgas]

YOU TALK WAYYYY TOO MUCH.

[@mannyromero4511]

Millie is a musician, the lyrics are simple AF so she knows what they are the first time she heard it.

[@duke2651]

Listen to it again for yourself. You may have missed much of the beginning story line held in the lyrics Be well and happy, Duke...an old hippie :)

[@morbiouslenoir]

Why are you screaming?

[@rogerdaly6326]

Most people wearing headphones have no idea how loud they are speaking.

[@chrisn4315]

Her reaction changed from analysing the music to reacting to the lyrics once the song had progressed and shown its true colors. That shows how this song - especially when combined with the visuals - does encapsule the listeners.

[@DBShouse69]

Did you even HEAR a single word before the baseball analogy? You talked over the whole song so I don't see how you could have. Unlike today's songs, most songs from back then had lyrics that if you LISTENED to would convey the meaning of the song, it wasn't just mindless babbling to put some noise in front of the music, like modern music. Listen to the song, if you need to comment, pause it, say what you need to, then resume listening.

[@jackndew2]

Agreed 100% with everything you said, although I have to say the lyrics are at the bottom of the video so maybe she's able to read and talk at the same time.

[@chrino21]

I always thought the music started in a 50’s style, because he’s recounting a story from long ago. The music progresses into the 60’s, 70’s disco, and right up to the 16th note almost-80’s, as we approach the modern day finish of the story.

[@mikemaricle9941]

That was pure Boogie.

[@jeff110373]

Ah Now i remember why i UNSUBBED FROM THIS CHANNEL. SHE loves hearing herself talk. It's not about the song or the singer it's ABOUT HER. FFS

[@NondescriptMammal]

Yeah how is she even listening to the song when she's talking more than half the time lol

[@jemilambi]

In 1977, i understood french and nothing else. But a performance like this overcame that problem. A part of my childhood is gone in 2022.

[@jai07070]

OMG, you're drinking too much coffee! Could you go 2 seconds without screaming and pay attention to what the performance is about? I couldn't finish this video. Hope this helps you in the future.

[@martinl8574]

I love your channel Millie! You said you don't want to miss a thing then proceeded to talk throughout the whole song. Lol

[@stanleymyrick4068]

Wish I could like the video twice. Your reaction at the "praying for the end of time" part was epic.

[@rhinno1969]

You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth from the same show 👍

[@scott3744]

You're only confused because you TALKED through the first half of the song, instead of listening to the story!

[@jackndew2]

The term for the main body of this song is called 'boogie woogie', which is blues based but obviously more upbeat. The piano really gives it that feel.

[@wpl8275]

Not sure if you got the baseball references but the part about first, second, third base and heading for home is all about the journey along the way to making love. That's why she stops him before getting to home and asks him if he's going to love her forever.

[@dominicksforza3484]

Stop talking and LISTEN!!! You need to hear the lyrics.

[@Gakster81]

*clap clap clap* - "let's be honest, this is most of our parents" *clap clap* I don't disagree, but also find it hella funny 🤣🤣

[@martinperry5072]

One of the things I like about reactions to this song is this: the difference between the male and female reactors.

[@MikeytheGeek7711]

"I'm so confused." You were confused because this song tells a story and you never stopped talking long enough to listen to it! I've watched many reactions to this song, and this was by far the worst!

[@nevyn_karres]

I think she might be being held in a warehouse somewhere.

[@Ambaryerno]

Meat Loaf was a very versatile singer. It's almost impossible to categorize him by genre, because he covered SO DAMN MANY: Pop, rock and roll, disco, hard rock, heavy metal, blues, rockabilly, operatic metal, sometimes even all within the SAME SONG. This song is a fantastic example: It switches genres multiple times throughout. He's such an irreplaceable talent, and the music world is considerably poorer for his passing.

[@julianfarrall8963]

I think that was one of the best reactions to this song I've seen.

[@PaPaMurph]

She didn’t hear a word lol

[@TrevorMay-g6e]

How you enjoy something you are constantly talking over is beyond me.

[@acesfn7316]

Ellen Foley was the female in the studio version and this production at the beginning. Karla De Vitto is the female in this video who toured with Meatloaf. She is also a very talented singer

[@stevepas1]

I love you but you just talked thru a great music video. ❤

[@gregcarlson6342]

Been a subscriber for a long long time but that may change. You scream through the whole song and the worst part is, every time you talk, the volume of the song goes down, so we, the listener are hearing a roller coaster of volume changes. Sorry for being so harsh, but you went from being one of my favorites to one that's hard to tolerate. 😪

[@rich6113]

RIP Phil Rizzuto, the baseball play-by-play announcer in the song.

[@MarkRaphaelson]

It's difficult to listen to lyrics while you're talking. That was terrible. I've never seen anyone react to a song before while talking through the entire thing to the point where she had no idea what they were saying, or why it was funny.

[@jefffisher1045]

Can you imagine seeing this in concert?

[@edmonguy]

"I don't want to miss anything" - then you should seriously shut up. You missed the entire song, not that you'd have been able to understand it if you'd managed to listen. And for a "musician," you should learn what "blues" are and are not. Hint: you're 100% wrong here.

[@musashimiyamoto586]

This is NEITHER Blues NOR Jazz, it is called Rock Opera.

[@EricSmaug]

EVERYONE IN MY HIGH SCHOOL LOVED THIS SONG LOL!!!!

[@scott4482]

You completely missed the story , talking over the lyrics

[@DrSprigs]

no she didn't she was literally talking bout how its like her parents lol

[@mikematusek4233]

You're the first to catch the remorse at the end.

[@ArianaH3ART]

God you talk and scream waaaay too much over the song wow, also can't enjoy it cause everytime you talk it lowers the song volume. Plus the fact, and sorry, but you never shut up and that leads to people not being able to enjoy the song. *sigh*

[@AxeSwipe2011]

Excellent reaction. One of my regrets in life is not seeing Meat Loaf live. The man was one of the vocal greats in Rock. Some suggestions: Bat Out of Hell I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) Two Out of Three Ain't Bad Objects In The Rearview Mirror (May Be Larger Than They Appear) Life Is A Lemon (And I Want My Money Back) Everything Louder Than Everything Else

[@kraigSteven]

My favorite song from him is "everything louder than everything else"

[@scott3744]

If you don't *listen* , you're gonna MISS something important! 😂

[@mikejohnson2127]

"I don't want to miss anything", but you missed almost everything. Originally posted more, but deleted the rest. Like your enthusiasm for a great song.

[@CharlesPhillips-no3sz]

The baseball part is supposed to use the metaphors or baseball and sex. First Base being a kiss....2nd base getting a little more hot & heavy.....third base is close to "going all the way" and a home run is actually doing the deed. If you CALM down and LISTEN to the song...you would understand it better and enjoy it more !!! This is an amazing Masterpiece. RIP Meatloaf

[@canadian1677]

I know you're excited but you need to listen to the lyrics, not keep talking over them

[@moviereviews4life]

Judging by her excitement I'm sure she'll listen many times and will hear more of the lyrics. No one hears every line the first time

[@sapphonymph8204]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@JM-zb2ip]

Was going to say the same. Watched this and her Don’t Stop Believing reaction back to back Have been subscribed to her channel for awhile and like it but she did the same for both reactions. Just pause, say what you have to say and resume.

[@Shawn-mo6dh]

Really?? She's an reactor. She can literally do what she wants. Lyrics are something she'll hear sometimes. Did you listen to the lyrics your first time??

[@canadian1677]

@@Shawn-mo6dh Actually I followed them from the sheet in the Album, so YES

[@davidmichaelson1092]

Possibly my favorite reaction to this song. I grew up with this. This has some blues aspects but only in a derivative way. Want real blues, watch the movie "Blues Brothers." It is a masterpiece. A masterpiece musically, cinematically, as an action movie (millions of dollars of cars destroyed) and has an amazing cast. Carrie Fisher, Steven Spielberg, Frank Oz (aka Yoda), etc etc, Not to mention some of the best blues and R + B legends ever, from Cab Calloway to Aretha Franklin to John Lee Hooker...etc. I guarantee you a good time. They are on a mission from God! And it ends with Elvis.

[@elarsh24]

I think this is the best reaction I have seen yet! 😂

[@goodcitizendude9597]

You must be cray cray if you think she made a great reaction video!!! Did you want her to talk more????

[@elarsh24]

@goodcitizendude9597 If her reactions bother you so much, you should just unsubscribe and search for video watchers instead.., now that’s entertaining. 🙄

[@longfootbuddy]

you probably say that to all the girls

[@goodcitizendude9597]

@@elarsh24 First time for me and won't subscribe assuming they're all this bad. Those algorithms send new music reactors some good, bad, great and never again!

[@jeffgagen3561]

The lady in the video (Karlia Devoto), if I remember her name correctly, wasn't the lady who sang on the album. Unfortunately, I was unable to remember her name, but she did have a very successful career.

[@michaelbarnes4403]

great vid, thanks, think it's time you watched The Rocky Horror Picture Show... Eddie was great... have a great day

[@erichwoods8336]

A True Rock Opera Meatloaf so Fantastic...

[@user-fc6nr1zd6f]

If you like the beginning, pay attention, it's gonna be a wild ride.

[@randallshuck2976]

It's a rock opera that captures the very real experience of trying to decide to have sex in the 50s through the 60s. Birth control pills were scarce in most communities and parents had to request them for their daughters. In a small town that was tantamount to hanging a sign around her neck. Boys were expected to marry the girl prior to having sex with her. It was very transactional. Lots of unhappy couples and dysfunctional families. It's also a very entertaining song.

[@wbshappy1]

You're great! And you're right... Too many couples in the 1950's got married because the girl was pregnant, or he promised to marry her. By the disco era, these couples were seeing the foolishness of doing what they did in the 1950's. Times had changed; birth control didn't mean mandatory marriage anymore. That's what I think this song means; credit to him for staying married to her to fulfill his promise to her. Loved watching your reactions. I bet you aren't too familiar to the sport being played in the video. :). the "Suicide 'Squeeze'" is a double entedrè.

[@SweetJennyFan]

Less is more Millie.

[@RoadDoug]

Meatloaf was one of the very best performers. I certainly understand your excitement. You sure talked a lot. But, you really had me enjoying it.

[@anthonywopaness2927]

I believe if Meat Loaf were alive and watched your reaction he would have been overjoyed with your reaction, I know it made my day. so I became a sub and thumbs up

[@perfectq7206]

I love this woman's reaction. For those of you complaining about her screaming & talking over the music it's her excitement & appreciation for this song. If you don't want a reaction, why are you here? Keep it up Millie.

[@-mageron7119]

She does the same thing for all of her reactions and it detracts from the performance itself. Most reactors will pause or just inject comments occasionally.

[@perfectq7206]

@@-mageron7119 I get it. I have the same problem with some movie reactors but songs are different. This is her organically expressing herself and as a Meatloaf fan, it's fun. What I don't like are reactors that give you a forced like.

[@hopcat500]

You talked way too much and missed the vocals that tell the story.

[@byransaul4325]

Such a fun reaction. Love it ❤

[@goodcitizendude9597]

It was a trash reaction for a legendary performance. What, did you want her to talk more through this???

[@goodcitizendude9597]

What did you want her to talk more through this reaction???

[@curiousman1672]

There is so much of 70's American teen angst in this song. Epic. Groping by the light of the dashboard/radio. So many of us see ourselves in a lot of this song. It was long ago and far away..........

[@Steve-hg7tm]

maybe if you listened just a bit more and didnt talk so much you would understand more

[@GrouchoGrouch]

Great reaction! You totally got it. When you don’t know what’s coming, the first part is just some rollicking rock ‘n roll. But then it takes a turn and you realize there’s a story going on here. And it’s a hilarious story. And it’s the same old story. And now we’re praying for the end of time.

[@allenwhitmer8192]

Are you kidding? She got nothing, has no idea what the song was about except it had a great base line...

[@GrouchoGrouch]

@@allenwhitmer8192 I am not kidding at all. It was the first time she ever heard the song. She didn’t know what was coming, how could she? But she was right there with it when she thought MeatLoaf was about to get punched, no? And she didn’t stop the song every two seconds so she could really groove with it. This was my absolute favorite reaction to this song. Bar none.

[@allenwhitmer8192]

@@GrouchoGrouch bro, most people hear barely 17 and barely dressed, have a reaction to that. Not Millie, she had no idea what the song was about. But that's ok, I still like her

[@GrouchoGrouch]

@@allenwhitmer8192 why even bother to watch someone’s reaction if you already know how they’re supposed to react? Millie had the most fun with this song that I’ve seen. It’s a fun song. She had fun with it. And, if you watched the whole thing, I don’t see how you can say she “didn’t get it”. She totally got it. She recognized this phenomenon in her friends’ parents. She got it. What do you want?

[@GrouchoGrouch]

Now, granted, she didn’t seem to know who Phil Rizzuto is so you can criticize her for that, I guess.

[@MrJimArt]

Luckily in the 70's we didn't have cell phones and we had time to admire other things , by the dashboard lights lol

[@bradjenkins1475]

I really loved this song when it came out. And I really enjoy watching all the KZbin reactions to this particular song. But the reaction. S that I enjoy the most. Are those the ones where the reactor doesn't talk and talk while the music's playing instead of stopping it and making remarks? But what makes it all is the continuous saying of the same things over and over when all you have to do is say at once. It would probably be less annoying if you said everything that you do but didn't continually repeat it. You may not realize it, but you must have said how much you liked it. A dozen times throughout the song. And that would be instead of us hearing the song. I don't know how you could possibly follow the words with the amount of talking you do throughout the song. You have to realize that us listeners out here. We get it we for the most part. Probably I've heard the song before and like it. And these are the reasons. We're watching the channel for this videal. But we really would appreciate all your input. But let's repetitive and certainly occasionally by stopping the song to point a couple of things out rather than non-stop dictating.

[@Adrian-GBM]

Joyous reaction I was lmao! Hadn’t listened to meatloaf in a while but that was the way to do it 😂😂

[@513brians]

You said you don’t want to miss anything. But you wouldn’t quit talking so you missed the entire message of the song. That was hard to watch. Honestly

[@mlong1958]

The girl in white, Karla DeVito, isn't the girl you are hearing. Ellen Foley's album vocals were synced to the video. Karla is a great singer, but Ellen's vocals were just spectacular. Meat Loaf was a heldentenor and was offered a lot of money to sing opera, but as you can see, he went a different direction. He always considered himself and actor that sometimes portrayed a singer. Karla has been married to actor Robbie Benson since the 1980s. Ellen Foley was Billie on the original Night Court TV show. RIP Marvin "Meat Loaf" Aday.

[@user-qv1bj2kb2c]

Check the " Live Rockpalast 1978 " version for an extended ending.

[@seanroger6813]

Cant watch her vids anymore because she just talks overtop the music all the time now. Never was like this before. Pick moments, stop vid, comment. Or even a comment here and there. But now its unwatchable. She probably doesnt read her comments so..

[@JS-TexanJeff]

It's also funny the difference in reaction for male and female reactors.....but all love the performance and hilarity.

[@brianmullins2110]

I’ll admit I’ve probably watched too many of these reaction videos, this is one of the best reactions I’ve seen overall, THE BEST reaction to this song IMO. 👏👍

[@Topcat-yx3hd]

Forget about the guitar "bass". Meatloaf is rounding 3rd "bass". Go Meatloaf!

[@mikeayd4177]

LOL!! One of the best reactions to this song! Love your laughter!