FIRST TME HEARING!! | Chuck Berry Live 1972 ~ My Ding-a-Ling (REACTION!!)

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[@TwistedSither]

The original guitar hero and godfather of rock-n-roll.

[@allendixon1044]

Hey was the Ding-A-Ling man the Ding-A-Ling remember the song My Ding-a-Ling

[@lindahardy8713]

Oh mercy. 😂😂😂😂. If this is your first Chuck Berry... please do another... Johnny be Good or Maybellne. The man plays a mean guitar.

[@firebugjohnnypyro]

Just like he's ringing a bell lol

[@hamishmcdog48]

Oh mercy indeed.

[@nolaknowles9888]

Yes yes yes!

[@jasonlambert5552]

No particular place to go

[@ghosttitangaming8177]

NO PARTICULAR PLACE TO GO

[@tamiramos5873]

Mr. Video: Never heard of Chuck Berry The rest of us: thousands of gasps!

[@michaelbaldwin8484]

"Johnny B. Good", "Maybelline!", 'Roll Over Beethoven", "Sweet Little Sixteen"

[@brendascholz444]

Omg don't forget Reelin and Rocking til the break of dawn!!

[@Just-Nikki]

B C I requested that one too

[@NotKateHepburn]

I had a vinyl record given to me by my mother with Roll Over Beethoven on one side and Drifting Heart on the other. I played Roll Over Beethoven so often my Mama bribed me with ice cream to play anything else lol

[@williamescolantejr5871]

the seatbelt that wouldnt budge lol

[@garykelly7422]

Without Chuck Berry and Little Richard there would be no rock and roll 🎸☮️

[@lesliesylvan]

Yep, just responded w/that comment. Richard Pennimen

[@brak7865]

and Bo Diddley

[@lesliesylvan]

@@brak7865 Yep. Add Bo to the list, too. Why not. lol

[@joemc12]

I agree chuck berry and little Richard are the inventors of rock n roll hands down they are the best also Without Sam cook ,Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett Percy sledge there be no soul music either

[@ramondwilliam1307]

James Brown as well

[@daveking9393]

You NEED to really understand who he is in the scope of rock and roll history.

[@dawsonp3314]

@markmac don't forget Little Richard!

[@daveking9393]

Watch "Back to the Future: That New Sound You're Looking For" on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqPPlnulpZ2Vrqc Phone call from Marvin Berry to his cousin Chuck 4:16 seconds in Watch "Back to the Future | Marty McFly Plays "Johnny B. Goode" and "Earth Angel"" on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipC6hIuOhbaMm7s The original MASTER Watch "Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode (Live 1958)" on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIOyqImoe5V2m8k

[@lesliesylvan]

David: that's a kind understatement. How this vid got chosen is my question? And if it was from a sub, then I'm totally Perplexed.

[@daveking9393]

@@lesliesylvan Completely agree and cutting him some slack. Was a very SAD intro to a legend

[@micheleferrazzani638]

@markmac Love that. You are absolutely right! More Chuck Barry Please. you will love him.

[@Cheryworld]

If you are going to start listening to Chuck Berry, you stumbled into a gold mine

[@_Lisa_S_]

This song came out when I was 7 -- I can now only imagine what my Mom thought as we drove in the car, this song on the radio, and me singing at the top of my lungs. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

My 96 year grandma was such a fan of this song. Lol

[@valkyrie757]

Mine too! She had this on 45 and we listened to it all the time... great memories!

[@busterbrown446]

I know the song, but I've never seen this video. Hilarious He's stoned and just fucking with them. Its awesome. Cheers!

[@ivylasangrienta6093]

And this was filmed in England as well!

[@jlondon1441]

That makes a lot more sense. Thought it was in California till now.

[@DanFrijoles]

Yo. My parents saw Chuck when he was in his 70s (R.I.P. my dude 😢). Apparently he was still doing the "duck walk" all the way across the stage in his older age. God bless that man. G.O.A.T. for sure.

[@tj_2701]

In Middle School one day on the bus ride to school this song came on and are driver didn't change the radio station but turned it up instead. So all day at school when ever one of us from the bus ran into each other in the halls we would be singing this song lol

Chuck B, B.Diddly, L.Richard, F.Domino Rock and Roll musicians 🎸🎹

[@freedomlost08]

HOW the hell have you not heard of Chuck Berry!?? You're going to love this...

[@lesliesylvan]

This is the WRONG vid to view First for Berry, guys! He's a Legend, for god's sake!

[@Motown-1966]

Leslie Sylvan 💁🏾‍♀️ Too late...he’s been baptized now✌🏾!

[@lesliesylvan]

@@Motown-1966 Not until his ears have heard and his eys have seen. It's like just listening to the Godfather of Soul, James Brown, recite Sunday prayers. I didn't notice any additonal Berry vids, as of yet . . did I miss something, other than the verbal slaps on the wrist! lol Be well, Mowtown. Saw Diana Ross in 1968, btw! My first music concert.

[@NativeNYerChicHK]

Chuck Berry is the father of rock & roll!!! You better familiarize yourself with this legend!!!! ❤️

[@americanmutt9089]

Chuck Berry was a very smart man. He wrote some incredible songs.

[@risecarter]

Chuck Berry is one of the legends!

[@jillmerrell9672]

Now check out Johnny B Goode by Chuck Berry

[@lesliesylvan]

Jill: Well, yes; like First, before this! Seriously. I'm dumbfounded.

[@chaddavis4217]

“If you had to give rock and roll another name, you might call it Chuck Berry.” John Lennon

[@planojag595]

Chuck Berry was a pioneer of rock and blues guitar virtuosity. I bought his The Great Twenty-Eight CD back in the day and I still love listening to it. My favorites of his are Maybellene, Roll Over Beethoven, School Days, Rock and Roll Music, Sweet Little Sixteen, and of course Johnny B Goode.

[@sharonburcham25]

Plano Jag was he from Mississippi?

[@rodl.miller3353]

@Sharon Burcham Chuck was from St Louis Missouri. For the last 60 + years of his life, he lived in my hometown of Wentzville. I met him a few times over the years and he was a genuine gentleman. He did a song called Back to Wentzville that was covered by George Thorogood and George did it the best. However, Chuck did so much for rock music, I don't think it will ever be properly measured. Note: I just looked up the writing credits for Back to Wentzville and see that George actually wrote it. The song is definitely Chuck Berry influenced and in his style.

[@immortalfae13]

Absolutely!

[@ronwilcox7716]

Rod L. Miller It would not be Rock’N Roll as we know it without Mr.Berry. His influence on rock guitarists cannot be overstated. Thanks Chuck!

[@mikeyates7931]

Oh , Yeah ! THAT is MY Shit ! ! !

[@christineirving4491pluviophile]

Never heard of Chuck Berry!!! Oh where do we begin? There's 'You Never Can Tell', 'Johnny B Goode', 'Sweet Little Sixteen' 'Memphis Tennessee', and oh so many more. This man was one of the all time greats of rock and roll.

[@BeHappy-cp4fv]

This song was so funny. Whenever it would come on the radio everyone would giggle and laugh. It was one of those fun songs of the 1970s that everyone loved.

[@lindseywagoner5848]

I always giggled 🤭 lol

[@rocknamputee9089]

One of the best guitar players ever. Id write more but im playin with my ding a ling.

[@callmeoutlaw6601]

That was one hell of a reaction, beautiful man, just beautiful...

[@luthermoore2969]

Chuck, Jerry, Elvis, and Johnny were all Gods. Gods of the blues, rock n roll and really music in general.

[@codymccracken9813]

No you are very wrong. There is only one God my friend

[@ronwilcox7716]

Cody Mccracken And he is in Chuck Berry!

[@ronwilcox7716]

LITTLE RICHARD!

[@luthermoore2969]

@@ronwilcox7716 not exactly.

[@ivansavoie3190]

When you mentioned Johnny would that be Johnny Winter the GOAT who wanted to play guitar because of chuck berry check out Johnny be good and Maybelline by Johnny Winter if you haven't already

[@jenniferwellborn504]

Loved singing this in middle school... you knew it was raunchy, the teachers knew it, but they couldn’t say anything.

[@davidkeller6156]

Chuck Berry was a pioneer of rock’n’roll. Can’t believe you never heard of him.

[@nancyericson4263]

Elvis' "Burning Love" got to #2 on the charts. This song was #1.

[@JEppsLars]

My dude, I've heard this a bunch of times. But seeing you have so much fun with this made me love it that much more. #RIP Chuck Berry

[@promontorium]

This was hilarious. I had no idea about this song.

[@guestuser2373]

That’s amazing he had the audience singing the chorus in tune by themselves.

[@normankeen508]

I was 13 when this record came out . I went out a got it brought it home my sister and I we’re planning it quietly in our room my parents knocked on the door a said turn it up. Thanks for the memories. You the man.

[@jasontischler3236]

If you like ac/dc this is the man who inspired them, this is Angus Young's favorite guitar player

[@RicoBurghFan]

Thia was actually the only #1 song ever by Chuck Berry, an absolute legend who inspired what we know as rock n roll. Go figure and God bless American culture.

[@enchantedwooddesigns3462]

Chuck Berry - Riding Along In My Automobile

[@flomurdock]

Title of the song is No Particular Place to Go! It's a great one. But for someone who doesn't know Chuck Berry, he would never be able to find it that way. An important point - it is really a re-write of one of his older songs - I think School Days.

[@mgonzales56]

Chuck Berry is known as the father of Rock-N-Roll. John Lennon once said "If Rock-N-Roll had another name it would be Chuck Berry". Chuck Berry was one of the pioneers of Rock-N-Roll. He wrote his own songs, and had many hits throughout his career. He was loved by millions. Chuck lived to the great age of 90 when we lost him in 2017. R.I.P. Chuck Berry.

[@TheBohemianAngels]

John Lennon also said, "Before Elvis, there was nothing.". Take that to the bank.

[@theblacksheep5226]

Chuck Berry was one of the pioneers of rock n roll back in the 50s. You've got to check out some of his early songs. Well written w great guitar work. He was a character who lived a colorful life, had a couple stints in prison. He lived to a very old age dying at his home near St Louis a couple of years ago. He'd still play on occasion in bars around St Louis into his 80s.

[@carltonwilliams9256]

Chuck is one of the most talented men in American music history

[@dwanpyrtle3134]

Probably the single most influential person in all rock and roll. He drove himself in his big Caddy to all his appearances, and only took cash from the promoters before he left with it in his briefcase, holding it in one hand and a pistol in the other. Then, don't get in his car path as he went away honking the horn. Want a thrill? Watch the film, 'Hail, Hail Rock and Roll.' 😉

[@wcwindom56]

I remember the 1st time I heard this song. I was about the 3rd grade and we were driving along the hwy heading to Captain D's for supper. I fell in LOVE with it... didnt know what it meant back then but I loved it.

[@busterbrown446]

'Okay Chuck, let me get my ding a ling ready' ~ Mr. Video Another great quote. Cheers!

[@starcravingmatt]

Before people saw him people thought chuck was white, and they thought elvis was black. Music knows no race.

[@calme-dx2dp]

That's a new one I've never heard...my parents are of his generation (and Elvis') they have never thought that. They were more familiar with Chuck because his reputation preceded him. Of course with Elvis the intention was for you to think he was black, that was what they were searching for. A white singer that sounded black, and they found it in Elvis. Also back then many white groups would remake the songs by black singers (as did Elvis) and get more play than the black originator. Another thing they would do is, when they wanted to get more radio play for some of the black groups they would put flowers or colors on the cover of albums.

[@comecog]

Same with Bobby Caldwell and Tina Marie. When their music first came out, everyone thought they were black. Until they made public appearances.

[@michelleplombe7019]

@@calme-dx2dp Elvis was not the same as that .. he remade songs in his own style - and black songwriters wrote FOR him .. the white cover bands you are referring to tried to copy the originals note for note.

[@CurtisBlanchard]

I thought the same for Charlie Pride!! When I heard him at first I thought he was white!

[@naomiwarner7117]

@@calme-dx2dp That's BS, Elvis sang their songs on his platform so, their song's could be heard because the white Radio Stations wouldn't play black peoples music, he was the only one that that would bring it to white people through his platform!!!!!!

[@757optim]

Chuck was a Rock n Roll pioneer, but of course it was his cousin Marvin's encounter with Marty McFly that started it all.

[@ravenzyblack]

😂

[@josephworthfiftiesguy]

chuck berry -the father of rock and roll, had dozens of hit records, but unbelievably this was his only # 1 hit --RIP CHUCK BERRY

[@Motown-1966]

Joseph worth 💁🏾‍♀️ Wait...whatttt? How could his other songs NOT reach #1 🤷🏾‍♀️? I wonder if the industry was being honest ‘bout this regarding his song sales ‘n listener requests 🤔

[@josephworthfiftiesguy]

@@Motown-1966 he had started his career in 1955 with maybeline, i believe it hit #2 nationally, and lots of his other songs charted in the top 10, but my ding a ling in 72 was his only number1 -not fair

[@Motown-1966]

Joseph worth 💁🏾‍♀️ Thx✌🏾

[@lazylady8591]

I guess Stan, his producer, knew something about the record business. Chuck didn't want to do the song. Later Stan became a legend of sorts himself managing boxers.

[@timmyisbig]

Elvis and Chuck the dual creators of everything rock. Without them, there is no rock music.

[@Drescher1984]

Don't forget Little Richard.

[@mvpstats4277]

Lol chuck and Little Richard started rock and roll Elvis just stole it you know the rest do your research

[@timmyisbig]

not according to little Richard. I will agree Little Richard is on the Mt. Rushmore of rock. However, Elvis and, Chuck are literally the most named influences of every rock musician that followed after then came the Beatles, everything in rock stems from what they pioneered.

[@palermotrapani9067]

@@mvpstats4277 Elvis combined more genres than Little Richard, his first record on one side was Big Mama Thorton's that's Allright Mama and the other side was the standard Blue grass song Blue Moon of Kentucky. Elvis added Country, the Gospel standards from the rural Protestant Churches from both the Black Gospel Tradition (Soul) and the White Protestant tradition (Harmonies). Elvis in that context fused more genres and I think is the only person in the Rock, Country, Gospel and R&B, and Rockabilly hall of fames. Little Richard from Georgia is, along with Elvis (Missisippi) among the first Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducted along with Louisiana's Fats Domino and Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly (Texas) and Chuck Berry from Saint Louis, James Brown (Georgia), Ray Charles (Georgia), Sam Cooke (Mississsipi) and the Everly Brothers (Kentucky). What you see is basically Southern American Music that fused the culture of the South (rural White) and Black musical traditions into what is Rock and Roll. Now no doubt, the Black music tradition is fundamental to Rock and Roll, without it, it doesn't get its Blues connection and R&B connection. Now compared to Little Richard, I think Chuck Berry will have a stronger place in history. Of the first inductees, I would put Elvis 1A, Chuck 1B and Fats Domino 1C. 2 thru 11, but I would put James Brown as the clear 2, while he is called the GodFather of Soul, he too influenced Rock and Roll. Just my views, nothing more. But Elvis's uniqueness was his ability to fuse all these different genres into one integrated form of music.

[@timmyisbig]

@@mvpstats4277 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2LbYZWCiLesers

[@alexfletcher5192]

From the BBC's 'In Concert' series. Chuck is probably the first guitar hero in rock and roll and was also a very naughty boy - things like smuggling minors across state lines etc - but without him you don't have the sound to come. It's no accident this is from British TV - the song went to Number One in the charts here...

[@palermotrapani9067]

My opinion, Chuck Berry's ability to integrate Country, Blues, Rockabilly is why Chuck Berry in the rankings of Rock and Roll greats will, other than Elvis, rank higher among the 11 original inductees into the Rock in Roll Hall of Fame, he was able to integrate more genres of Southern American music than anyone other than Elvis, who I think is the only person in 5 different Music HOF, Rock, Blues, Country, Gospel and Rockabilly. As I posted earlier, all of the original inductees in the Hall of Fame were in substance from the South. From Louisiana, Fats Domino and Jerry Lee Lewis, from Texas, Buddy Holly, from Mississippi, Elvis, Sam Cooke, from Georgia, Little Richard, James Brown, and Ray Charles, from Missouri, Chuck Berry, From Kentucky the two Everly Brothers. The fusion of all the Southern Music from Blues, R&B, Country, Blue Grass, Church Music in both the rural Protestant White and Black Churches created Rock and Roll. Obviously, 6 of the original 11 inductees were Black/African American so it is 100 accurate to say that without the contributions of Black Musicians, American Rock and Roll music does not become what it is. So again, with respect to Chuck Berry, his ability in this song to go country as you stated was in fact part of his genius. Fats Domino has that ability as well, he could link Blues, R&B and Country together as well just as Chuck did.

[@ladylotusinc]

Chuck play's a MEAN guitar! Can't believe you've never heard him. My uncle taught me and my cousins this song and had us running around singing it in front of my grandma and momma. Drove em' nuts! 😆 (I know some people could take that as perverted but he's also the man that taught us bad jokes and how to cuss...its just how we did when the fam got together lol)

[@saranonimus9211]

This is pure entertainment, y'all...😍😍😍

[@Gutslinger]

I remember riding around in the truck with my dad and hearing this song on the radio on rare occasions. Thought it was so funny, and would sing along with the hook. Lol

[@eXuo]

Chuck Berry - Johnny Be Goode is a must listen, if you haven't heard it already. It inspired so many guitarists.

[@Mainecoonlady.]

Mr. Video. Chuck Berry was the man who influenced so many artists. Now those people are part of the most sexually repressed generation ... ever. It’s so funny to see their faces singing. The women are so embarrassed. YOU are so funny singing along. Glad you are enjoying! Thank you!❤️

[@stephenanderson7686]

IMO Chuck Berry helped create Rock & Roll. He is a legend. I would love to see you react to more of his music. Seriously.

[@rodmckeav1159]

I remember a lot of kids were singing my dingaling at recess, lunch and after school for quite awhile. It drove the teachers crazy lol.

[@ladykaycey]

My gran bought this song when it came out. I was 4 years old and didn't have a clue what it was about but I'd laugh along with the crowd. Oh the innocence of childhood lol 😆

[@kareng4658]

When I was little (in the '60's) my dad wouldn't let me listen to this song. Then I caught my parents listening to it!

[@marysutton434]

😳

[@alansmith7626]

Ohhh, so is Chucks fault you messed up? LOL....You didn't mess up bro, I haven't laughed so hard in a while....keep on keepin on! Oh yes, them girls have a Beautiful passage....LOL

[@porttack8574]

Chuck berry was the Sh*t back in the day. This doesn’t showcase his talent, you need to listen to his older stuff.

[@lesliesylvan]

💯 Come on now, Mr. Host. Correct this and get Johnny B Good up (1957) Black and white and old film, but hit talent easily shines through; then work your way up, from there, please.

[@Motown-1966]

Leslie Sylvan 💁🏾‍♀️ I’m sure this video wasn’t picked-out of the thin air...one of the subscribers asked him to do it so you’ll have to take it up with them✌🏾!

[@lesliesylvan]

@@Motown-1966 Yes. I already mention that liklihood, in another comment/thread. Hey; I adore Our Host. Would like him to change his Icon, though. What do you think, Mowtown? Doesn't present his fun, cool persona . . .

[@lesliesylvan]

@Part of His Bride Only "Rude" to one who might seek being Offended. It is with a good heart and speaking my First Amendment mind. Thank you for participating in expressing yours. In the future, I'll consider caveats, lols, or smiles . . .. Our host has a sense of humor. In hopes that you do, as well . . . Sending you limitless supply of 🤗🤗🤗 in a concilliatory gesture of friendship and good will. This are my sinceere sentiments . . . and if you need more assurance, you are welcome to check out any of my vids. Be well, Leslie

[@conquestmomma]

Lol this was played in London England.. Hear their accents in the audience? I'm having a blast on this CrAzY music Roller Coaster! It's brilliant! THANK YOU!

[@ice-iu3vv]

he is THE ORIGINAL rock guitar player. he was everybodys favorite way back.

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

Chuck Berry is a monster on the guitar! He's just being playful here. He'll rock your face off with his other songs. (Oh, and by the way - a "fun fact" if you will - right now, about 14 billion miles away, traveling over 38 thousand miles per hour is a space probe that was launched in 1977. On that space probe is a gold record that has Chuck Berry's Johnny B. Goode on it. Go Johnny go.)

[@danhartman8582]

Seen Chuck in concert and witnessed thousands singing this song with him ! It was off the chain .

[@tbish1971]

Chuck Berry is part of the 1st group inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame... I play this song on the float at Mardi Gras. We run a really loud system, so even the crowd is singing with us.. Drunk people are so much fun!

[@adamhalcyon3393]

When this video started, am I the only person that thought Chuck looked like Snoop Dog?

[@COBRAC0MMANDER]

sounds like him too. haha!

[@erykaton170]

If you can believe it this song was included on a collection of kid's music that we had back in the early 80's.

[@shadaxe]

Chuck is one of those rock gods. I'm so glad my parents had his music around the house. And I loved this song, especially when played live. It takes a special talent to interact with an audience this way and make them a part of the performance.

[@lindsie1530]

This is a song that's never left my mind all my years....lmao. Loved you're reaction!

[@patriciadowning4036]

This man can really play that guitar, sing, and dance like no one else, unique.

[@davidtullis2810]

One of the God Fathers of Rock and Roll . He's having fun react to his other songs

[@tex10krunner]

He would not be able to this song in 2020. People are easily offended now.

[@michaeldinkowitz8505]

Sad but true. Lol

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

Say goodbye to _togetherness_ I guess. :-(

[@lisawerkmeister1971]

I don't know about that. My great-grandmother played this song for us as kids in the 80s. It was seen as good-hearted fun. We used to dance the polka to it. We're enjoying WAP now, we enjoyed Dingaling back then. It's all good.

[@blackscorpionlairgaming]

please I'll be singing this at my birthday party next month...watch me 😁

[@ScooterSkillsYolo]

Lmao this isn't true at all it doesn't say anything offensive 😂😂

[@Sissysuez]

great reaction as always I can't believe this is your first time seeing Chuck Berry the late great Mister Chuck Berry Lord have mercy he was as funny as they come I love this song I always have I'm so glad to see you react to it you have to check out his Johnny B Goode one of the best songs you ever did Maybelline he is exactly what you said a genius he is a genius I just loved him he just passed away just in 2017 he was 90 years old a true goat and a legend thank you for the reaction can't wait for the next one!!

[@lazylady8591]

Chuck Berry did not want to record this song. His producer, Stan Hoffman, had him do it. It was a big hit. Stan Hoffman himself has an interesting history and is now in the Boxing Hall of Fame.

[@truthinlight4255]

Yep. Heard that myself. Original songwriter, Dave Bartholomew, along with a few other artists / groups before Chuck did his version, did some nice covers of it also. Great novelty song I guess though. He still managed to have a number one hit with it. Crazy thing about music. There's a lot of stories like that from music industry. Elvis couldn't stand the song 'Blue Christmas' and didn't want to record it. RCA people kept bugging him to record it though so he purposely over-sang the vocals... and also got together with the background singers and they all created the background vocals that they and Elvis all thought would make the song sound ridiculous, so that RCA would never want to release it. Of course RCA went ahead and released it anyway and it became a number one hit for Christmas song. Elvis just shook his head & laughed. Couldn't believe it. But artists like Elvis and Chuck were able to pull that kind of thing off where they could record a song they really I didn't necessarily want to do and it's still could become a hit

[@connieleighton4375]

Chuck is and absolute LEGAND in music, My parents liked his music so I been listening all my life. You gotta do some more of Chucks stuff, I've always loved Memphis Tennessee but anything by him is great, try doing live stuff so you can watch him doing the duck walk lol you'll love it...♡

[@JaneRtn]

Laughing all the way through... on my list of favourite reactions. YOU have one hell of a voice !! 👏👏 i remember seeing this on TV with my parents as a ten yr old... My dad literally fell off the sofa he was laughing so hard.. fun😂😂

[@joelhunter984]

I remember when this came out. My mother would yell at us when this song came on because we would be sitting in the back of the station wagon giggling every time he said "My Ding-A Ling"

[@adamellis6785]

Out of all of the amazing songs Chuck Berry created, and there are A LOT of them, this was his only #1 hit.

[@lindabrewer3243]

If there is anyone in your house who heard you sing this, I can only imagine what they were thinking. That was fun. I have not heard this in years!! Great reaction as always.

[@maryspencer4975]

Hard to believe that this was his only number 1 song. Please give a listen to his other songs that have been suggested! He doesn't disappoint.

[@jasonmercer7305]

Chuck paved the way for so many artists.

[@tamiw.166]

We LOVED this song back in the '70s! And only Chuck Berry could get away with it. You can tell how much he loved his audiences, and performing. There will never be another like him. ♥

[@Boatzilla2]

Hilarious! Love your reactions. Chuck is an amazing guitar player and considered one of the originators (if not THE originator) of Rock & Roll. I have heard he was miffed that this little ditty is one most white folks know him for. Please check out Johnny B. Goode if you have the time.

[@ameyer1970]

Chuck Berry is a legend. I met him in St Louis when I worked concert security. I was working backstage at a Paul McCartney concert and he stopped in to say hi. He couldn't let Paul come to his City without stopping in.

[@godsspeedify]

Chuck Berry is one of the best artists.. the best of the best blues.

[@ChristopherGwinn]

Chuck Berry is one of the founders of Rock and Roll!! He was also a sexual FREAK, LOL!!

[@marlarogers9304]

I was 8 when this sing hit, had everyone laughing!! There is a song, called The Pussycat Song, my Dad bought on a 45 record. You probably wouldn't be able to gund that one!! LOL

[@ladyravn]

The pussycat song is great!

[@busterbrown446]

OMG.....This should be fun. Light it up. Cheers!

[@KDavis1163]

“What is he ON?” Exactly, dude!

[@chrispena2207]

Sounds like Chuck says brilliant at 12:45. lol IT'S BRILLIANT!

[@jayconant3816]

Saw him play in like 2001 or 2002 he still had it ,you prob heard his most famous song johnny be good ,he is one of the pioneers of rock and roll from the golden era of the 50sand yes chuck got in some trouble with authorities over some female situations back in the day)

[@shagnasty3004]

You've got to see his "walk"!

[@astrovortex6307]

You can't buy, rent or learn talent, you gotta have it and this is exactly what Chuck Berry had, pure talent!

[@ramonadavis3411]

So many memories of my dad with this song. thank you for playing it.

[@LucidDreamer68]

I swear, these reactions are better than any stand up comedy show. Keep up the great work and I love how you explore and react to all genres of music. Music makes the world go round and it truly does bring everyone together. Note to self: Do NOT try and drink anything while watching Mr. Video react because said drink will end up spewed all over the computer :D

[@badpop987]

I wonder if someone bet him he couldn’t get a room of white people to sing about playing with dingalings. This takes me back to Dr. Demento.

[@zaydaenigma7987]

I bet it started out something like that lol

[@ks5553]

Dr Demento was half my childhood ;) Boot to the head was legendary

[@bobbierobinson6269]

We loved this song as children and still today. Chuck Berry never quit partying.

[@SotonCueMan]

One of the greatest songs ever, from one of the greatest artists ever. Without Chuck Berry you would have no modern music as we know it. I still have this on 45 from the 70s.....just found it again clearing out my late mother’s house..... Look into more Chuck Berry......so many classic songs.....

[@kevinm3428]

You have to check out some of his hits, he's an incredible guitarist and entertainer

[@diogenesofseattle2344]

10s of thousands of Deadheads joining in this singalong when Chuck Berry opened the shows in Portland in 1995? Priceless memory.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

I was there...both days. Jerry was....."Sick"

[@diogenesofseattle2344]

@@TANTRUMGASM he only played it the second day iirc. Only opening act I ever saw that got Jerry watching & dancing in the wings.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

@@diogenesofseattle2344 ..lol...yeah, i was a little blurry back then, I remember Chuck Berry was a huge deal because I love him....I remember being very sad because Jerry was, "sick" ....could barely play..I remember seeing bob adjust jerry's mic, because Jerrys eyes were closed...nodding....I remember a few of us saying, " thats my last GD show".. here is a news video from the shows..CHEERS ! facebook.com/katunews/videos/portland-meadows-grateful-dead-throwback/392762157942406/

[@diogenesofseattle2344]

@@TANTRUMGASM I wasn't even planning on going on the road that year. I just caught the last show in Seattle, and a friend of mine was crashing at my place and started pestering me in the morning until I called in Grateful Dead to work. I didn't even get fired. I was doing political canvassing for Ralph Nader.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

@@diogenesofseattle2344 Ralph Nader is a great man, he should run this year!...better then the Clowns the establishment gives us..

[@rileyandmike]

This is The Godfather of Rock n Roll! Chuck Berry is one of the founders of modern music.

[@AdamRock]

I personally love Chuck Berry's "No Particular Place to Go"