HIP HOP FAN'S FIRST TIME HEARING 'The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil' | GENUINE REACTION

[@MollyBoyTV]

I’m aware I said the wrong name of the song 🤦🏻‍♂️. It’s been a long day… 🤣

[@kimcutts6153]

We'll let you off, seeing as you're not well. 🫂🫂

[@sammybeck7794]

That's OK MollyBoy, we all get our tang all tongueled up sometimes 😊

[@kerrycronin3581]

Found it quite funny and very relatable

[@timthomsonart]

Congrats on the milestone dude! Hope you get better soon...

[@usertr13phinsup]

@@MollyBoyTV I take it that if I don't agree with you MB I must be wrong. Just voicing my opinion that's all. PEACE

[@ellenk7188]

Gimme Shelter (studio version) is an absolute must!! Merry Clayton's vocals are insane!!

[@MilosDaddy]

YES!!!

[@ComaDave]

One of the best openings to any song ever.

[@michellenew5621]

Love,love, love Gimme Shelter. The Stomes from 1964-1969 the best era in my opinion

[@clhsocial]

Gimme Shelter is my favorite Stones song, maybe even my favorite song, period.

[@jordimoore2167]

Yes, this is next.

[@James-lk2sg]

Studio version of Gimme Shelter. One of the greatest songs ever recorded.

[@jordimoore2167]

Mary came in to sing and lost her baby. It was very emotional.

[@darkpitcher5242]

@@jordimoore2167 It's Merry and she miss carried soon after the recording

[@malcolmrayner3480]

Tim Rodgers and Vika Bull do an excellent cover of Gimme Shelter on RockWiz

[@Kelvin-c9h]

Try ,school of rock ...all girls, brilliant!

[@Ted4547]

People have blamed the Devil for their own evils for centuries. In this song, the devil is calling us out. Let's go!🔥

[@dustygatrell-ru7tg]

In all fairness evil wouldn't exist if it wasjt for the devil

[@reality1958]

@@dustygatrell-ru7tgevil comes from human beings choices

[@dustygatrell-ru7tg]

@@reality1958 the devil is the first one to ever sin. Sin originates from Satan. But your right tho evil does come ftom humsn choices. But if the devil never sinned first in heaven rhen humsns woulve never been tempted. Adam an eve only sinned bevause they were tempted by the devil. So technically evil wouldn't exist if it wasnt for the devil. Adam brought sin into the world yeah that's true. But without satans temptation it probably wouldbe never happened to begin with.

[@reality1958]

@@dustygatrell-ru7tgit’s a story

[@dustygatrell-ru7tg]

@@reality1958 it's a true story. An the evidence is every where in the world.

[@rhondapease8516]

I was 11 years old when I first got hooked on The Rolling Stones. I am 72 years old now and still dance around the kitchen to their music! I am so happy I grew up to their music.

[@ladyfuschia4729]

Me too!!

[@jonrutherford680]

Me too - we were blessed weren't we!?

[@sharonclement-i4f]

Same here

[@rhondapease8516]

The Rolling Stones are planning a 2025 tour. They never want to stop playing music. They want to continue to rock! I just googled for their first live performance and it was July 12th, 1962, at the Marquee Club in London.

[@terriebartholomew7871]

Right there with you! I’m 73. ☮️💙😎

[@mikebourgeois1011]

"Can't you hear me knocking" is a classic

[@DavidEveritt74]

Have to agree, studio versions of “Gimme Shelter” and “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking” are life necessities.

[@countygraybeal6901]

Right!? I love live performances when I'm there. Otherwise, give me studio all day!

[@jeffstrickland2473]

@DavidEveritt74 Guitar solo is awesome on Can't you hear me knocking!

[@angelmontgomery6168]

I could't agree more. Those are two of my favorite Stones songs. Of course, I must have at least 25 or 30 "favorite Stones songs", but still.

[@wolfsongravenwing2314]

Wow! I had forgotten about 'Can't You Hear Me Knocking'. Another great song by them! And "Wild Horses".

[@MilosDaddy]

Absolutely!!

[@FUBAR1986]

Just realize this Molly boy sometimes bloopers are the best🎉😂❤ screw the edit leave the bloopers in…… we love you dude..

[@pegasus5287]

Agreed!

[@daxablo44]

Me too, it's part of the charm..and he can laugh at himself..for someone so young (compared to myself that is, ) it's refreshing not to see something so perfect it looks fake.

[@Fuphyter]

70s stoner Stones fan here. I used to crank this in my bedroom. My Dad yelled from downstairs "turn that down, it sounds like a damn freight train's gonna hit the house". Lol I'm 4th of 5. Dad was Chief of Police when I was in HS. He never gave me grief about getting high. Great man ❤

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

Cops kids always were the worse.

[@Ki11erAce]

The lyrics "Killed the Tsar and his ministers, Anastasia screamed in vain" gives me shivers

[@ejtappan1802]

The line that always gets to me comes right after yours... I rode a tank, held a general's rank when the blitzkrieg raged and the bodies stank. I know it's talking about the World War, but I always think of that lone young man facing down the tanks in Tiananmen Square.

[@JanetGibbons-dl3yy]

​@ejtappan1802 that always breaks my heart

[@rileyroo2381]

I get goosebumps every time.

[@Dee-JayW]

I find their genius in historical knowledge excellent, not shivers, but appreciate they are educated. It’s just a riff through history and a few myths! ❤❤❤❤

[@rileyroo2381]

@@Dee-JayW I was wondering if young people today had the education to make sense of the historical references.

[@BalbazaktheGreat]

Ah, my favorite Stones jam! Do "Gimme Shelter" next! (Just make sure it's the studio, it's important...)

[@wolfsongravenwing2314]

I think both the studio & live versions would be appropriate as long as the studio version is played first, and the story of the recording is told. Merry now has a happy life, but it took many years for the physical and emotional wounds from that night to heal. 🖤

[@steveskew1097]

This song and Paint it Black were two of my favorite Stones songs.

[@susanliltz3875]

We enjoy your “waffling”!!👍

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Molly, don't go changin' to please us! Your first-time reactions rule!!

[@punkydoodle4774]

Amazing, deep history lesson. Psychologically startling when he says, "it was you AND me," and you realize he's right.

[@ComaDave]

The original lyric was "Who killed Kennedy?" but Bobby was assassinated during the recording process, so Mick changed it to the plural.

[@billn7183]

That highlights how far back this goes

[@LMTino]

​@@billn7183...And how long we have been around. YEOW!

[@billn7183]

@@LMTino true, all you can do is " keep on truckin"

[@GaryCain-qf5vi]

You sent us the Rolling Stones in the 60's British Invasion, and they're still invading us now! And we love every minute of it 😍, "We can't get no, Satisfaction","Gimme Shelter","Beast of Burden","Jumpin' Jack Flash"&"Angie". and on and on Peace Gary a 70 year old forever Young Hippie 💃🕺

[@sherreecasusol1448]

Yep, Jumpin Jack Flash and Beast of Burden are probably right up MB'S alley!

[@patdowdy2069]

True artists....

[@darrenbrown3759]

Works both ways brother. You gave us The doors, creadance Clearwater etc.

[@bretttodd6470]

Also check out the live version. John Lennon and Yoko Ono are in the audience. Have you heard Gimme Shelter yet? If not, it's a must.

[@manwithumbrella]

Uh, the live version is one they played at Hyde Park 1969.

[@katknox8250]

@@manwithumbrella need to listen to the studio version!

[@mattblatchley2061]

+1 on Gimme Shelter!!!!!!

[@paulqueripel3493]

​@@manwithumbrellahe meant rock and roll circus, some of the who were in the audience as well.

[@Albert_Val]

Yes Sir! ❤

[@Gordy63]

One of the best songs in rock history by the best band in rock history IMO. Jaggers lyrics and his delivery are so powerful and the music perfectly conveys the gravity of the subject matter. Keith’s screeching guitar is epic 🤘

[@Dee-JayW]

I don’t think he got the lyrics, unlike the people who wrote these songs, back in the day, we were taught these basic world events. 😮😮😮😮

[@Gordy63]

@@Dee-JayWAgree 💯

[@jeffstrickland2473]

Gimme Shelter is a must by the Stones!

[@rebeccalipps23]

In my Sophomore year of high school, I took a class called Humanities & the teacher, Mr. Yolk, played this & gave us a printout of the lyrics. My young mind was blown, and I retained a connection with Mr. Yolk over my high school years. He was one of the most interesting people I've ever met. Thank you Scott Yolk for cracking open my mind. I've tried to use it for good since 1980.

[@foursacharm-ky5gf]

As someone who grew up with the music you are just hearing now, I wanted to say, your reactions are always brilliant and entertaining to watch. Keep listening and reacting, young man.

[@JimFlickinger]

Ditto

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

So many people misunderstand the meaning of this song. One of my all time favourites. So many reaction channels don't get it at all.

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

If you meet him, it's your fault.

[@kimreed4468]

After all. It was you and me..Evil is in all of us... This song spells it out

[@Dee-JayW]

Agreed. He didn’t get one thing.

[@kevanwillis4571]

'Just as every cop is a criminal.' (Opposites) 'And all you sinners, saints.' (Opposites) 'As heads is tails.' (Opposites) 'Just call me Lucifer ' (Opposite..........?)

[@marquisdelafayette1929]

@@kimreed4468it does spell it out but you are referencing the wrong line. “I’ll tell you one time, you’re to blame!!” At the end is the entire point. That humans blame their evils and wrongdoing on a fictitious entity rather than taking responsibility for their actions and mistakes.

[@faithnyou1732]

"You Can't Always Get What You Want" is a MUST for a future RS reaction! Thanks for this reaction ... one of my faves! ✌💙✌

[@johnstaniszewski8690]

By far my favorite Rolling Stones song, and one of my all time fav. I love how the "song" is hidden in the beat. It was designed to have people bop to it without paying attention, kind of like the devil. Mother's Little Helper is another great Stones song

[@cherrypickerguitars]

It’s congas, you young buck!

[@Gowrons_Stare]

It’s the lyrical tour through the tragedies of history that always held my attention

[@Dee-JayW]

I think that went right over his head.

[@NakedCommunist]

@@Dee-JayWthe first time listening is usually just a visceral sound reaction. He likes it, so he’ll listen again and get the point. No worries.

[@kate6038]

Honky Tonk Women, Brown Sugar, Dandelion, She's A Rainbow, Mother's Little Helper, Paint It Black, Sympathy For The Devil & Wild Horses were always my favourites RS 👍

[@Guildofarcanelore]

“Brown Sugar” and “Paint it Black” are songs he needs to hear.

[@chrissyhoran404]

Those for sure. And I like Angie & Sweet Virginia too.😊

[@kate6038]

@chrissyhoran404 Angie 👍

[@kate6038]

@@Guildofarcanelore i think MB did Paint It Black? 👍

[@aurelielagrange2173]

You’re gonna start making your life The Rolling Stones. Believe lots of us are still there.

[@countygraybeal6901]

Dude! Take care of yourself. We will still be here when you're better! We got mad love for you!!!❤❤❤

[@teresawilbanks2756]

Tru'dat!!!

[@simonbeck7446]

The piano was played by legendary session pianist Nicky Hopkins. The conga drums (larger and lower-pitched than bongos) were played by African percussionist Kwasi Dzidzornu, also known as "Rocky Dijon". Stones bassist Bill Wyman played maracas, and Keith Richards played both bass and overdubbed lead guitar. The voodoo-esque "woo-woo!" chant was suggested by Anita Pallenberg, Keith's girlfriend and she was among the backing vocalists on the track.

[@jimb8830]

Excellent details! People should know! What a musical arrangement!

[@SueBrash712]

Musically I think you are responding to the hypnotic relentless underlying musical structure that does progress in intensity… It’s brilliant because it tickles the pleasure of it which is what the devil does, isn’t it? Seduction is underlying while the contradiction of the serious and the provocative lyrics punches you. It will always stand the test of time… One of their best for sure but there’s more! The live version mentioned from their Rock And Roll Circus performance gives you some idea of how in your face they were at the time and the power of Jagger’s front man personae. And yes! the audience is into it. The song is much more clever than being a “devil worship” song…. it’s getting at a much deeper take on the nature of human beings and their need to justify their worst instincts as played out in history. Still happening today, isn’t it?

[@debbiehanson3096]

You are so cute! Watching your face listening to music i grew up with. I think my generation (68 yr old) had so much good music we got spoiled. Take care. Get well.

[@AnneBiebrich]

I am also 68 and I totally agree !

[@sammybeck7794]

The early days of the 60's and the Stones all thru the 70's are the best Stones

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

Mick Taylor!

[@evelynrossetto3143]

Wanna rock?? Stone's "can't ya here me knockin'" It's got it all!!

[@JDogg1971]

Not just a great Stones song. One of the best rock songs ever recorded, imo. Great reaction! Hope you feel better soon👊🏼

[@jeanniewright2554]

The intensity is what progresses throughout. History is progressive.

[@PSBFAN1991]

I haven’t heard this in forever. Such a banger. ❤ It sounds like a jam session - definitely a lot of soul.

[@ColetteMalette1]

That what the Devil wants- Soul 😉😆

[@theresagregoire5338]

So glad you are back! Get better quick!😊

[@LindaMirador]

IMHO a masterpiece! 🌟 I think you need a break MollyBoy.. rest, sleep and take care of yourself. You know that we are here, wait till you be back again! Much love from Sweden ❤️💛🍀 💚 🇸🇪

[@tonitemperance9960]

Be proud to be from the U.K. Best bands ever, are from that magical country ❤ Thank you for this. Listen to "Get off of my cloud" 😊

[@seegee8564]

Oh, there's been plenty of not-so-good (& some downright bad) music made in the UK as well. I expect we don't hear the worst of songs released or played on radio in the USA, and you probably don't hear much of the worst music from here either. 🙂

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

CONGRATS ON 100K, little brother. You deserve it and more. 💪💪

[@katknox8250]

Gimme Shelter is a great one to do!❤

[@jenniferrogers3295]

I think you'd love a deep, historical dive into blues. It is a uniquely American art form in origin, and has influenced literally every single genre of music today. Once you know the blues, you start to find it in everything. Long way of saying, that's where the SOUL comes from in all these songs. ☺️

[@MelindaPike]

You are the first reaction I always check out! I saw the Stones on one of the first tours,, many many years ago!

[@ptaylor4757]

The genius of the musicians and bands from the 60-80s is they tended to have a variety of sounds, rhythms, and energies. I just think we got so used to the DJ on the radio introducing new releases almost daily that we’re unlike anything we’d heard before. I don’t hear that so much now. This is classic Stones. You will NEVER confuse them with some other group’s sound.

[@mitchellragle6415]

Except for AC/DC and that’s one of the reasons I like them

[@JohnnyDrizzle]

It's mindblowing to me that you, as a Brit living in the UK, never heard this song.

[@taniaPBear]

He's only 24. Probably never listened to a radio, and certainly not an 'oldies' station, so where would he have heard it?

[@crowfoot1199]

@@finngirl1313 I'm in my fifties and I honestly can't remember when I last heard this on the radio, on a tv show, in a movie, or from friends or family. It's absolutely possible for someone into a specific type of music during their teens, a type that doesn't include rock songs from the 60s, to have not heard this song before. It's all in the circles you keep.

[@valfanclub]

​@@crowfoot1199agreed. It seems strange but I recently found out a friend of mine only thought that Eminem's first hit was Mockingbird. A song I hardly knew myself, having mainly listened to his first 3 albums. It s really about the willingness to hear different music. From your genre or the mainstream. Very much about the scene you are into. Also, with bands who have a large catalogue, you may only hear certain songs, either featured in ads or movies etc. his reactions seem always involved and genuine and take you on a path of appreciation ,in details. I love that he is really trying to understand both musically, emotionally and lyrically the music he shares with us.

[@davidmellish3295]

​@@crowfoot1199 I heard this the other day blasting out of some guys car radio, so the same thing could easily happen to him

[@taniaPBear]

@@finngirl1313 Oh yeah, thanks for the condescension, my point was that everyone listened to the radio back in the day, or MTV, so you were exposed to every kind of music. These days people select what they want to listen to, and if you don't know anyone who loves a certain band, you can easily never hear it. By the way, car 'stereos &radios' are basically obsolete, you decide what you want to hear. If you are 24, it's entirely plausible to have not heard music from 40-50 yrs ago. Anything else?

[@timmurphy479]

Yeah I remember the '70s All three years of it Great reaction bro rock on

[@LoriLynch-bt8tj]

You can pretty much drag anything out from the 50's, 60's and 70's and we'll love listening to it again! The late 50's is when music started being created to convey a message to people. Then the 60's really pushed the idea of bringing awareness of world issues to the minds of youth. They knew that kids don't watch the news or haven't yet reached the age of caring about anything beyond their own closed in reality. They haven't earned enough life experience to be able to understand the meaning of what was going on in the world. So, the musicians in the 60's and 70's focused their music and lyrics at the youth, knowing they would start to understand the issues and how they could make a difference in the issues. The musicians knew the parents wouldn't be the ones listening to the "kids" music, so the messages would be lost on them, and it's their children that are going to be the ones making the changes. When the 80's came along, music started to go downhill. Because music became more about money. Record executives knew the formula to make money with kids. Loud guitars, someone screaming into a microphone. The lyrics didn't matter, as long as it had something to do with relationships or hating anyone over forty. The musicians that wrote the music and lyrics that had a purpose in the 60's and early 70's had either died or had just burned out from all the time and effort it took to create REAL music with REAL meaning and REAL messages! So we were left with kids that had no direction or anyone to lead them through the causes and issues. Until we've ended up with what you are stuck with today. Childish garbage.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Yes, MB, it is soulful indeed. Also blues, jazz and of course rock and roll, all mix together.

[@corey6393]

My favorite Stones song, along with Paint it Black. Love the piano in this song!

[@bretttodd6470]

Oh you're gonna love this one, especially if you know history. Sucks I have to work and won't be able to watch the premiere. Bummer. But I'll check it out when I get home. Can't wait for this one.

[@Brave2standalone]

This song will trigger your immune system into overdrive and you'll be miraculously healed!

[@sherryaguilar1232]

You are contagiously joyful. ❤

[@nekite1]

I was at a Catholic boarding school in South Africa for abused boys way back in 1970. We used to listen to this before going to Sunday mass and it made me wonder if what we were being told in mass was actually true. The kicker was I was picked to do the readings from the Bible because I knew how to pronounce words like Deuteronomy and Ecclesiastes, so it was a no-brainer for our Headmaster (who was also a priest) to use me frequently, as he knew I wouldn't foul up. Despite all the Catholic doctrine that they instilled in me, I'm now an atheist.

[@Dee-JayW]

That is normal! The more you learn about the myths forced on us, read all the other mythical books, well, you have seriously expanded your mind, and can recognize silly stories. ❤❤❤❤

[@jcortese3300]

If the Stones had done no other song but this one, they would still be one of the greatest bands of the 20th century.

[@robertgieseler1220]

Great reaction as always!

[@kenteroeth]

I'm an old boomer. When I watch you get excited over the great songs you play, it makes me all the more excited when I hear them on your podcast. Keep up the good work. BTW, good for you for broadening your musical horizon.

[@ShadowSong634]

Rolling Stones are great! This is definitely one of the best. Declan, I really hope you feel better soon!

[@jenn31477]

Can’t you hear me knocking by the Stones is a must.

[@ejtappan1802]

I always felt that the "happy groove" of this song is meant to show that the world just rolls merrily along, ignoring or at least tolerating all the cruelty and violence that goes on around us.

[@alantoker1301]

MollyBoy... You are spot on. Your reactions are perfect. Reminds me of first listening to the Stones (this song and lots & lots or more) in 1970. You would have fit right in. Even down to the discussions about the music, the meanings... This song has always been full of feels for me and still is.

[@alexhaas9653]

Aside from "Paint it Black" my favorite Stones track. Always reminds me of "The Stand" miniseries from the 90s, when Randall Flagg goes: Pleased to meet you, Lloyd. Hope you guessed my name. And even though I rarely like remixes, The Neptunes Remix of this song is actually great.

[@richardcarle786]

Please to meet you Loyd...Hope you guessed my name! 😂 Great movie/ mini series!

[@davidbelcher5419]

Paint it Black is definitely the best Stones song. I like Angie a lot also.

[@rickwelch8464]

I read that huge book on radio watch in the middle of the nights in Saudi in Desert Storm. :)

[@richardcarle786]

@@davidbelcher5419 Can't you hear me knocking is my absolute favorite Stones song...The way that guitar riff starts the song too...😍

[@GloriaNikkel]

Thank you for this one!!! The piercing guitar is by Keith Richards who turned 81 yrs old today (12/18). I took my husband and son to see them in Vancouver this past July and this song is always a huge crowd-pleaser. Thousands of people singing "Woo Woo!" even later as the crowd was walking away from venue - could hear it for blocks! Loooooove this one.

[@AC-ld4np]

"Pleased to meeet chouuu"- classic. Old dear friend of mine, rest his soul, was a huge Stones fan, esp this song. His Jetta's horn was the exact same pitch as the "hoo hoo. Hoo hoo". So yeah, this song makes me think of him and me cruising around rally driving in the snow, beeping along with this tune. Rest Easy, Wah-Teh. It been 34 years, and I still miss you.

[@colleen113]

I think the Stones themselves would love the term, "Soul." applied to their music by a new listener.❤❤❤

[@lynndavison5805]

Can't you hear me knocking will amaze you and Gimme shelter is fabulous. Love your reactions. Xx

[@raptordreamer]

Another great reaction, Molly Boy! Great piano. Go and get better. Christmas is coming

[@teresasullivan4588]

Loved the Alana Myles video!!❤🎉 if you want an interesting Stones song to listen to; I suggest Shattered from the Sticky Fingers album. Keep up the good work Mollyboy!!! Love the videos ❣️❣️❣️💕❤️💜🥰😍😘💓💘💙💖. I never thought I would hear The Rolling Stones as being mellow 😆. I hope you feel better 💐

[@Randsurfer]

The piano in this song is amazing.

[@rm009z0858]

The great Nicky Hopkins.

[@inexplicablyleft2729]

This is the first track on the first album of the greatest four album sequence from any rock band: Beggar's Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers, Exile on Main Street. Every track is worth listening to.

[@sherreecasusol1448]

I think you will like a Start Me Up and Brown Sugar by them.

[@GanjaMama-tt6ei]

I luv brown sugar too

[@coopm3087]

So glad you did this!!! The song is the devil telling you who he is and asking for u to figure it out and saying the influence he has but also wants you to feel sorry for him because he can't control his actions Hence the title of the song sympathy for the devil

[@annepinkerton6280]

That symbol with the tongue was put out when I saw them in concert back in the 70's. Still have my $15 ticket stub. There were no seats, just 120,000 people in the Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana! Mick Jagger really knows how to put on a show! If I remember correctly, there were speakers stacked as high as a 2-story building! What a great time that was! You'll like this ... for a while the Stones were banned on American radio (which was our main way of hearing songs) after they put out the song, Let's Spend the Night Together! That was too risque for the time but boy, did those times change quickly!!!!

[@Disco_Jay]

Guns 'n Roses did a pretty decent version of this too. Glad you finally got round to this one, now check out Gimme Shelter.

[@shmick6079]

Pretty sure that was the song that broke GNR up.

[@andrewvino]

Respect for the format, looking up the meaning of the song afterwards gives a chance to enjoy the track and then understand it

[@nekite1]

I am so pleased you played this...one of my favourite songs ever!

[@spacecadet35]

Girl with the Far Away Eyes is a different vibe again. They have a pretty amazing back catalogue.

[@mariefraher8725]

"After all, it was you and me." Key line. Blame the devil, but you are just as guilty.

[@Nikki-l5p9y]

Because if you stand by silently when you see something wrong happening, you are just as guilty as the perpetrators. And as such, in league with the Devil.

[@Dee-JayW]

Because there is no such thing. We are responsible, no one or myth to blame 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@valfanclub]

By far the most brilliant reaction channel! I'm well used to those songs but rediscovering them from a different angle. You have something special ,kid, and I hope you get to explore it, whether as a musician, a writer or, ...an influencer!

[@jamesmaxwell9600]

"Can't you hear me knocking" is a great jam. Enjoy.

[@shemanic1]

That intro has to rank among the Best, & what a superb tune from the Stones. Probably my most played along with the amazing "You Can't Always Get What You Want".

[@suemoore6445]

2024, still listening to the Rolling Stones!!! They’re still relevant!!!! Their music never gets old! Saw them in 2019!!! They’re still continue to rock it in their 80’s!!!!

[@steve-qe1sv]

Nothing makes you feel better than some great music.

[@MelindaPike]

Hope you feel better soon 😊

[@jamesboykin2991]

You did a great analysis of the way the song progresses musically. You also did a great analysis of the idea that upbeat, soulful nature of the song reinforces its message. Excellent!!

[@indieartlove8241]

This always reminds me of Vietnam War, hippie movement! I love Wild Horses and Waiting on a Friend but Gimme Shelter is a must for sure!!!!

[@mattdefilippis4625]

Welcome to Rock and Roll. We’ve been waiting for you.

[@StunThePuppy]

Must watch the live video of this song. One of the best performances ever recorded. Jagger is so damn charismatic it’s hard to take your eyes off of him.

[@zackkullis5555]

Love this song, and was excited to watch your reaction, especially when the funky guitars kicked in.

[@davidbelcher5419]

I feel the simple beat draws more attention to the lyrics.

[@mostlyoldparts]

Absolutely, positively and without a doubt my all-time favorite Rolling Stones tune. Glad you enjoyed it, too!

[@susanliltz3875]

More “BEATLES “ please!! 1. COME TOGETHER 2. A DAY IN THE LIFE 3. GET BACK

[@paulb4604]

This is one of those songs that you can't imagine anyone else singing besides Mick. He, and the "Woo Woo"s make this song awesome.

[@starburstppl]

2024 and hell yeah I'm here for this!! Love this song!! Hope you start feeling better MollyBoy TV. Peace! 🤘🏼

[@tracycampbell3060]

Good to see you back, we missed you! ❤🇨🇦🕊

[@StephenDouthart]

It perfectly catches the vibe of Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita, The novel that inspired Jagger to write this! 😈👌

[@soggywaffles1282]

Everyone gets sick MB…don’t apologize!! We just appreciate what you do!! Take care of yourself & get better soon. Loved your song choices!

[@mtsvec]

The Stones took their inspiration from the Blues, and they always honored their blues heros. Look up Champagne and Reefer with the Stones and Chicago Blues man Buddy Guy. It is a live performance with some fine guitar,

[@seegee8564]

Ooh, maybe he should listen to some Buddy Guy?

[@traciemcdaniel3660]

Your opinion of the song is right on point

[@eileendesandre8316]

you got this 77-year-old up and dancing around -- like no one was watching!!!

[@ellefitzpatrick6339]

Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Honky Tonk Woman, Gimme Shelter, Angie, You Can’t Always Get What You Want, It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll, Paint It Black, Satisfaction, Beast Of Burden, Miss You, Start Me Up… and so many more and they are ALL bangers!