FIRST TIME HEARING‼️Stevie Wonder Superstition(REACTION!!!)

[@DiEdraStinson]

He may not have physical sight, but God laid His hands all over Stevie musically. Thank You, Father. How blessed WE are from the gifts you gave Stevie Wonder. 🎵 🎶 🎤❤

[@bam55sgarage77]

To never listen to Stevie Wonder is very sad. This man is an Cultural Icon. He has written some of the most beautiful songs ever. I'm glad you are discovering him now bro. This man has been doing this to us since he was 11 years old. This is a true musical genius. Genius is a over used term but not when it comes to Stevie the term applies.

[@raineyj560]

I worry about the parents lol, like who raised yall 😊😊

[@SIXX2772]

The keys can NOT get any more FUNKY than this...this man is an Icon....music royalty

[@xwhogafx815]

He's very superstitious 😎

[@johnniewalker23]

I would agree but off that same album you need to listen to Maybe Your Baby and tell me if anything drips more funk than that

[@SIXX2772]

@@johnniewalker23 Have not heard that...so fair enough.

[@johnniewalker23]

@@SIXX2772 check it out, it's one of the funkiest things I've ever heard!

[@SIXX2772]

@@johnniewalker23 lol....I will.

[@markcreitzman8728]

There is a strange pleasure in watching someone react for the first time to Stevie. He has just been a part of my life since 1970. This is from the days when musicians played instruments and did not flex on chains and Mercedes and dis females. Refreshing to hear it, isn’t it?

[@vondefeo8586]

We grew up with this as standard so seeing these young people react like that shows how blessed we were

[@rossgreen1762]

Born in 68' , I loved the70s music.

[@TheDivayenta]

Stevie changed music. Everyone has benefited from his melodies , rhythms, compositions, musicianship.

[@brandoncrow3741]

"Well respected in the music industry" is the understatement of the century, bro. This man changed music forever. He was signed to Motown Records at ELEVEN YEARS OLD, and has sold over 100 million records and won twenty-something Grammys. Yeah, he's well respected. 😁 Great choice to start your Stevie journey. Keep going!

[@cog4life]

This can’t be the first time you’ve heard Stevie Wonder!! 😮 gotta hear Livin for the City! Man, he’s a legend!

[@markbranson3723]

Stevie is a badass man. I grew up listening and loving him. He is a talent.

[@Onetigerl]

As if the song alone wasn't enough to get ya moving, watching you jamming to it for the first time made it impossible to hold still. Great reaction.

[@brigittehuard4902]

I was dancing lol

[@mstewart109]

I agree. I have a huge grin on my face. Wexwere so blessed to grow up with his music. Keep on listening .

[@rubbersole79]

Musical genius.

[@chrisbricky7331]

The entire album Songs in the Key of Life is amazing. You are about to crawl down a rabbit hole of 'Wonder' if you keep listening to Stevie's music. Great reaction. Chris

[@davewilson435]

Grew up listening to Stevie. The hits are endless. Check out "Living For The City". Another fantastic song.

[@cog4life]

The GREATEST SONG!!! Yes!

[@TheFingerFrame]

Virtually every instrument except for the horns is also played by Stevie.

[@danielmurphy4429]

Stevie Wonder is a freaking musical genius, the man can play multiple instruments magnificently. You just experienced one of his best my friend, welcome to his greatness!

[@Slyster59-i2d]

He plays several Instruments , HE’S A GENIUS, IVE SEEN HIM MANY TIMES IN CONCERT. He’s a big reason we gave MLK Birthday as a National Holiday , it’s so much music he has done, I don’t even know where to begin

[@allenanderson7082]

go down the Stevie wonder trail, won't be disappointed

[@Spazzmatazzz]

That "instrument" in the background is a full horn section! Only the best play with Stevie! ☺☻

[@johnfrank3177]

Stevie has been great since he was a child. They used to call him Little Stevie Wonder. Go back and listen to Fingertips Part II. it was recorded live when Stevie was only 13. It's unbelievable how professional he was and still is. One of the true greats!!

[@PixelPro-4000]

He's a modern day Mozart. You absolutely need to listen to "I Wish" and "I Was Made to Love Her". I'm glad you're getting to hear this amazing talent!

[@vondefeo8586]

He is, along with Prince an absolute genius

[@fernandof.2225]

you have to find a video of him singing this song. Nobody moves like Stevie Wonder. He never saw anybody singing (of course, he is blind) so he is unique on his moves. And the smile he has while performing is.... Magic!!!

[@musicguyrml]

Stevie played multiple lines of clavinet keyboard lines on this, played the drums and sang the incredible vocal.

[@haroldlee1989]

Stevie Wonder is a genius; he took his disability and turned it into something positive; he's an extraordinary artist

[@estellasreyes6847]

A MASTER AT MUSIC ARRANGEMENT!! Should be names a NATIONAL TREASURE

[@rebeccarockchik6704]

The funky 70's!! ❤

[@whatwouldpicarddomakeitso9607]

Rebecca Rockchik Yes, I was just thinking about how I’ve not heard anyone for years talk or refer to music as funky music and this song is one of the best of . I’m out of the modern loop so don’t know what’s current but doubt there’s much to replace funky music.

[@rebeccarockchik6704]

You're right...no good replacements. Miss those days.

[@whatwouldpicarddomakeitso9607]

Rebecca Rockchik Yes, 👍🏻😉

[@modsquad20]

More Stevie Wonder: Higher Ground I Wish Master Blaster (Jammin') Boogie On Reggae Woman

[@cookinmamabree6939]

Stevie... The Man...The Legend. The funk in this song, you can't help but want to jam to. This is a playlist gem of mine.

[@sharonammirati2042]

You got it, yay you, excellent taste, such a pure reaction. you are really adorable with your enthusiasm.

[@kristimarriner7673]

Earth, Wind & Fire, Sly and the Family Stone are both great. Great reaction ❤️

[@sevenfallstrail4458]

Stevie had 5 monster albums in a row .

[@MsZenT]

Hey Twon! Stevie has a HUGE discography, but one of his ICONIC albums/cds you should definitely check out is "Songs In The Key Of Life". All I can say is get ready for the ride of your life. See, what you don't understand is Stevie does EVERYTHING on his albums. The arrangement of all instruments (every sound), note, voice, layering...the whole production. A lot of artist try to copy his arrangements, but realize his arrangements are next level. Enjoy! Peace...Be and Stay Safe!!!

[@rossgreen1762]

CHILLS my brother,

[@92548dannyt]

I'm 64 years old, I listened to this shit when I was 17 years old, this shit was hot back then, and it is still hot. Stevie was magical. But nothin' gives me more of a kick than watching a 20 year old black man listening to this for the first time..... Such Joy. Take care and loved the music. But if you really wanna freak out then play "Play That Funky Music" by wild Cherry. Good Luck.

[@randipearson4930]

I am a country girl fm TN and I lv Stevie .. this is my favorite song of his !! He’s so amazing ..not just because he can play the piano so good but his vocals rock ! He’s a goat !! I loved watching u react to the different beats in this song !! I lv it !! So much fun to watch !!

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

What Up Twon, if you go back and listen to the Top 100 songs from every year 1970's, EVERY SONG IS GREAT, ALL 100, EACH YEAR, that's what we grew up with, and you had radio stations playing them 24/7, sorry y'all didn't have that, try what I say, starting with 1970, and you'll see for your self, love your reactions, you're very sharp.

[@LadybugLuv]

EVERY SONG, EACH YEAR💯👍🏾

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

@@LadybugLuv nope, don't sound right.

[@IntrebuloN]

I think the horns you hear are probably a trumpet; trombone; tenor sax and a baritone sax. The main riff is all 4 but there are also parts where it's just the two brass (trumpet and trombone) and other places where it's just the two woodwinds (the two saxophones). There is also one section near the very end that's a muted trumpet (a mute is a device that goes inside the bell of the trumpet or other horn that make different distinct muffled sounds depend on the mute).

[@jones0122]

If you like the horns you have got to listen and react to Chicago. The Band not the city.

[@jamesaitchison9478]

Cool reaction video bro 👍 Stevie Wonder is a great singer and a talented artist. Superstition is an awesomely funky song, great choice.

[@jcortese3300]

OMG I love watching kids discovering this stuff. :-) This just makes my day. Stevie is ROYALTY, my dear! ROYALTY! It is impossible to sit still or walk normally while listening to this song!

[@August377]

Nasty af! I love this song!

[@brettrobinson2901]

Listening to a true GOAT!

[@danielbirdhead1239]

This is so clever and smooth...and a lesson for life. Bam.

[@thetextpistols7354]

Check out ‘Master Blaster’ and ‘Living for the City’ from Stevie

[@Slyster59-i2d]

Young Blood, you are in for a Treat, STEVIE WONDER IS THE EIGHTH WONDER, A TRUE LEGEND, HIS MUSIC IS VAST AND UNIVERSAL,

[@rolltidefan1961]

I swear kid, you make me make "stank face"! Love it!

[@JF-xj1hz]

Try Bobby Womack... "How could you break my heart"! If you Love Stevie You gonna Love Bobby too...

[@trudywolfe2795]

A true legend. Hes been around forever. Keep listening to him because you won't be sorry. ❤❤❤❤

[@carolyn64]

You really must do yourself a favor and watch Stevie doing his music live or at least on video! He is wonderful to see! 🎶😎🎧🎶!

[@joshb23]

It's just TOO DAMN GOOD, right? Stevie is off the charts genius, pure funk straight into your soul, grips you and won't let go! Listen to ALL his music!! Loved your reaction, great video, keep it up!

[@rb7007]

Absolutely love your reactions! :)

[@helgar791]

Glad you loved this. You should have seen our reaction when this first dropped. Stevie's first hit was when he was 12 "Fingertips Pt 2". Stevie has a lot of hits man. Try "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing", "If You Really Loved Me", "Master Blaster", "Living For The City", "Boogie On Reggae Woman", the beautiful "Overjoyed" and "As", "I Wish", "Higher Ground", and the stunning "Ribbon In The Sky" for just a few of his songs. The only time I saw Stevie was (and don't hate me) when this first came out and he was on the same bill as the Rolling Stones here in NYC at MSG many long years ago. The days man.

[@cheryljackson5659]

Yep, I'm envious, @Hel Gar. Must have been one helluva concert! Lucky you and great recommendations, too!

[@Joelyne37]

His live performances of this are crazy cuz that man just goes NUTS on the keys! Like I remember when I was little, I have no idea what my grandma was watching (this was only like 15 years ago or so cuz I'm only 20 too!) but they were showing his Soul Train performance of this song when he was pretty young and I was amazed when I found out he was blind cuz the way he was jamming those funky keys blew my mind! As a 20 year old I'm so glad I grew up around this kind of music because my little old grandma had some TASTE! Also: recommend checking out his soul train performance of this if ur just interested in seeing it live, and then also his performance of "higher ground" from a tv show in 1974 (if u search it you will see it, there aren't too many other vids of it).

[@reshaud81]

Stevie Wonder songs to react to: Part Time Lover, These Three Words, All In Love Is Fair, Never Dreamed You'd Leave In Summer, That's What Christmas Means To Me, We Are The World by USA for Africa, and As!

[@nbx2au]

No apology needed. You are not old enough to be exposed to all the great stuff ever written and performed. Enjoy the ride. There is a lot out there.

[@sometimeslyrical]

So funky! Layers of notes. Layers of rhythm. Layers of texture. Stevie is a wonder!

[@JFinSD2]

That little growl....followed by his scream about 15 seconds later in the middle of the song.= VOCAL CLASSIC.

[@lesiamiller8819]

My favorite song of Stevies living legend so amazing.Love him.

[@noelle7714]

Stevie Wonder has amazing vocal, so many icons from back in the day.

[@Bar-l7w]

As is my favorite Stevie song !!! He is a tremendous, gigantic, huge talent

[@martinl8574]

Back when this came out, back in my day, music was generational not cultural or ethnic. In my teens we all grooved to different genres. It was a thrill to play latest song to friends . no wifi back then. Record players and 8 track and cassette. Only we had to get togetherer to listen. You guys missed it all. White boys had Fros And loved rock soul funk and jazz at once. Ask older people about 60s and 70s togetherness. It was a thing. Stevie Wonder was a great singer/musician. NO ONE SAID THEN HE WAS A GREAT BLACK MUSICIAN thats a new thing. I know more R&B Funk Soul Blues Jazz Ect. Then you will ever hear simply because i lived it. Believe it or not some of the coolest people on the planet are old white people. Lol

[@grelch]

Well respected in the music game? Oh man. Stevie is the high priest of all music. I mean he is right up there at the summit. Enjoy discovering Stevie Wonder. There will only ever be one of him.

[@robertrantucci6927]

Absolute royalty !!!.....listen to the rhythm and funk and the brass section...... goosebumps!!!

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

He put out so many hits there is a arsenal of music by him you can go through! !

[@pamelacoulter5312]

Class is in session!! Your first Stevie Wonder face melt!!!

[@eileenflora]

Love watching younger folks discovering Stevie. Grew up listening to Motown and I've always loved Stevie since he was known as "little Stevie".

[@CharCanuck14]

It's so great to see you getting into Stevie. He is absolutely brilliant! Everything that others recommend to you....actually ANY Stevie Wonder, is amazing. Try "Boogie On Reggae Woman" Twon....you'll love it!

[@mollyprice1485]

Yes! Trumpet! It’s such a privilege to watch you experience all these songs for the first time!

[@dwaynebillings2103]

Twon got that stank face from all that 70s Funk. Love It ! 😂 #NoLimitNation 💯✌

[@robertkenneth6517]

FUNK!

[@allenanderson7082]

do living for the city next

[@tammyc259]

The great Stevie Wonder! A living legend!

[@puffymuppet]

This is my favorite Stevie Wonder song!

[@sheilastanaland]

He's AWESOME! One of my favorite artists from the 70s (along with BeeGees!).

[@suepall5425]

Wow! Can't even imagine! Stevie Wonder was just always there when I grew up in the 60's and 70's! You have a treat ahead of you learning more about him and listening to his music!

[@kurtadams3021]

Stevie Wonder = GENIUS

[@staceybushor2308]

Just came across your channel. Love it! I'm a 52 year white grandma. I first heard Stevie in the 2nd grade. My first 45 (I'm old) was Stevie's Sir Duke. Made me a lifelong fan. Please listen to it.

[@kemitamenophis3221]

Stevie Wonder started off as a child musical genius! His very first hit: "Fingertips" ; 12 years old sang, played the harmonica and piano.

[@annacarrasquillo1282]

You have to see him perform. Watching him play instruments also. He's an icon!

[@estills4768]

Love your reaction to this! Stank face for days 😄

[@kellyecarr7238]

It's a whole horn section and the only instruments he didn't play himself. My all-time favorite by him!!!

[@lxhobson]

I've loved Stevie Wonder since the very first time I saw him (when he was billed as "Little Stevie Wonder"). And this is one of his very best. And I love the noises you make when you're really loving a song!

[@tammyc259]

The Great Stevie Wonder!

[@esthergentry-thompson9848]

Fingertips I and II is how it all started. Check that cut out.

[@timanderson5601]

Great Artist, songs in the key of life is a must have in your record collection

[@johnsmithie821]

I have been listening to Mr.Stevie since he was a kid....came on American bandstand and i loved what he did

[@catsara9114]

Wonder Stevie!

[@lindaadcox8274]

I once bought a CD of Stevie’s greatest hits. One thing I really like to do is listen to the opening of each song one after the other and his instrumentals and arrangements on each one is incredible! He can do no wrong! Try listening to my Cherie amour, it’s very sweet

[@lynette.]

Extremely talented from a very early age many many tracks for you to enjoy. No bad ones Legend for a reason.

[@sjd5750]

His genius can't even be questioned!!

[@JJ-rb8sc]

We all bow to the true genius of a one of a kind brilliant musician Stevie Wonder. You're blessed to discover him. What a ride you're about to have. Stay safe and thank you young man

[@charlottebanks7903]

What cemented my love for this song was when Stevie and his band did this song on Sesame Street (1973)!

[@MrKeychange]

This is some dirty, dirty funk business right here. Unbelievable reaction! If you want to almost have a heart attack, search for him doing this song "live on Sesame Street" in the 70s. I'm not joking. It's so hot, my phone needs to rest after I play it. 🔥

[@inesamaro2811]

I ADORE Stevie, I had the pleasure of watching him live, and I thought it was impossible to love him more than I did, but I was wrong! LEGEND of a man, Stevie´s music touches deep in your heart, like an arrow! Great reaction, go and check more Stevie, lots of love from Portugal!

[@patriciadavis5939]

4hrs of live concert in Detroit. We couldn’t believe our ears. Love him since we were 12.

[@traceyrankin936]

Same here! He played for three hours, and I thought he could play three more. Love love love Stevie Wonder

[@marvinreeves4034]

Stevie Wondder song Just enough for the city

[@ronrogers5220]

It's called a groove my man....Stevie liked to use trumpet, sax & trombones on his studio recordings.....they only add to it, u r right....

[@debswest8749]

If I could only listen to one sing song for the rest of my life, this would be it! Still got my original vinyl album from my teens. Am 63 this year. Loved this man and his genius music for over 50 years.. long may he continue! Love seeing the younger generations reactions on here. ❤

[@eileendobbs8574]

This and Master Blaster are two of his funkiest tunes. I'm a huge Stevie fan.

[@valnauffts9965]

Stevie is phenomenal,love a clip from the sixties when he and Glen Campbell sang Blowin in The Wind is something I’ll never forget ,give it a listen .

[@kurtadams3021]

A true musical treasure ❤

[@Nabocleese]

Phenomenal react man!

[@neweyes777]

We all danced to this on skates in the 1970's! Wish I was back there.