Bob Dylan The Times They Are A Changin(Reaction!)

Bob Dylan The Times They Are A Changin(Reaction!)
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[@marymargaretmoore9034]

He received a Nobel Prize for his songwriting. You've just scratched the surface; Dylan's rabbit hole is deep.

[@SeanDaRyan]

im in like month 6 of this rabbit hole....and about $500 later in albums and books hahahah

[@jakea5243]

@@SeanDaRyan im on week 2 and am seriously scared for my health already lol the journey has just begun

[@nelsonx5326]

I'm on year 55 and have witnessed my own death an infinite number of times.

[@goosebandicoot7083]

Darkness at the break of noon Shadows even the silver spoon The handmade blade, the child’s balloon Eclipses both the sun and moon To understand you know too soon There’s no sense in trying

[@alabhaois]

Actually, he won the Nobel Peace Prize for poetry. 👍👍

[@bartstarr100]

He only has 100 songs this good. Maybe more.

[@SeanDaRyan]

hes recorded 500 songs hahah....deff half of those are great haha

[@jawbone78]

He has no songs this good. He has a hundred great songs, but this is the best one.

[@SeanDaRyan]

@@jawbone78 naw, he has way better songs then this. This is like Dylan 101

[@jawbone78]

@@SeanDaRyan that's because it's his greatest song. You're free to like others more (I do), but this is the best one.

[@SeanDaRyan]

@@jawbone78 id even go as far to say 70s Dylan is better then 60s Dylan

[@oldschoolsaint]

You nailed it young man He wrote this in the 60's....Hippies, anti-war movement, civil rights, black power, mass protests... Dylan was a voice of the generation.

[@Souls2009]

Should listen to 'My back Pages by Dylan.

[@dlmullins9054]

You are right on. I was living as a teen in Northern Virginia close to DC and so much was happening.

[@douglasallaire5451]

This song along with Blowin in the Wind was anthems for the 60's

[@triciasomogyi5431]

He came out of the Beatnik Generation.

[@stevenmeyer9674]

@@triciasomogyi5431 Folk music era. Kind of overlapped with the beatnik era of the late 50's. Dylan originally wanted to be a rock&roll star.

[@maryannc6313]

It is inspiring to see a young man today react to this song the same way my generation did when it came out in 1964. It was an anthem for us that still resonates today. I found your channel when looking for reactions to the Righteous Brothers and am thoroughly enjoying your enthusiasm for all kinds of music.

[@jamomathews9890]

Here here

[@davidcarter3126]

@@jamomathews9890 Here Here

[@frankiebowie6174]

@fnj006 I wrote a paragraph or two until I decided to cross it out and just say bite me. People like you have shown yourselves to be way below civilized discourse. Get a new gig, because you’re no good at this one.

[@DonjiPicudo]

@@frankiebowie6174 Don't worry brother, it's a fake profile, the chasm between us all is just manufactured so that we can't prosper. Don't care what somebody says on the internet, love your neighbor, make sure he prospers, so that you will prosper too ❤️ Sorry if this is full of errors, english is not my first language. I love you brother, I seriously wish you the best ❤️

[@robertelee63]

Think about it... this song 56 years old. The lyrics, the emotions, and the sentiment haven't changed since 1964. It was, is, and will remain relevant - maybe forever.

[@Falconifan]

Timeless music. Timeless lyrics. Chills every time.

[@ryanhampson673]

We are all still human after all.

[@annaf3915]

Wow... My Dad was almost 56 when he died and we played this song at his funeral. He was one of the biggest Dylan fans ever.

[@1finger804]

time less as we cant stop it

[@audiolaudio8965]

... relevant? ... maybe forever, forever and a day further, how should it not be so? .... we may age ... but truth does not !! ... and it never will !!! ... never, ... as long as TRUTH remains our preference over FALSEHOOD (however long that may be?) ... How long"? ... How long? ...

[@williamhenning4700]

"It's only 3 minutes and he's saying so much... he's saying so much..." Perfectly summarizes Bob Dylan's songs. He's a poet of the highest order.

[@TommiBrem]

To me, Dylan has the ability to write lyrics where every fucking line has meaning. No fillers.

[@diegobanuelos17]

Best song writer ever in my opinion

[@joanboron]

Dylan is the most verbal in his songs. But is very modest and quietly speaks about himself, as if he is just a singer of songs. Very humble.

[@esabsablick5492]

A lot of times I feel like I'm listening to a 'audio book', he writes so smoothly, it's just amazing.

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

Yeah Bob is good like that. Mind boggling actually.

[@sethstine4698]

Not just every line. Every syllable

[@gingergaia]

Bob Dylan was the voice & poet of my generation('60s). I wrote my dissertation in college on Bob Dylan's songs as poetry. Got an A. He made you feel & think didn't he?That is what good poetry does.

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

That’s awesome Ginger. Bob is really far out. He really has something to say.

[@gingergaia]

@Matteo Concin Sorry didn't get back sooner. Alas that was Close to 50 years ago. I never saved anything till I had kids anyway.

[@jonathanaldecoa1099]

@@gingergaia Bob is still big. I’m 46 years old, a young dude to be sure. I saw Bob 20 years ago in Ohio. My mom was more into Johnny Matthis and Bobby Darin🤪

[@darrenmcgovern1969]

In todays politically correct world you would have received a fail. So sad.

[@emilyflotilla931]

Ginger, kudos on doing a dissertation on Dylan! Where the hell does one begin?

[@trismaccarran9950]

Sam Cooke, upon hearing this song, told friends he felt compelled to write something with deeper meaning. He did just that, with the writing of Change Gonna Come ✍

[@lewstone5430]

Love “A Change is Gonna Come”!

[@monkmchorning]

He hit it.

[@spindletopcenter]

Change is one of my favorites. I cry every time

[@humpy936]

Laugh my ass off when I hear young people discover 50+ year old music and realize it’s good! Welcome to the Bob Dylan rabbit hole.

[@nanook8721]

Written nearly 60 years ago, and more relevant today than ever. I've been blessed to have the music of Bob Dylan in my life since the early 60s. He's genius. So glad to see young people relating to his words.

[@xXaoZz]

You wanted to say it's like he's speaking about black lives matter....and you're right...he protested unlawful arrests of black people before it was "cool"

[@amccoy6055]

He really did. Hell, he basically “opened” for MLK. He played at the March on Washington on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial before MLK gave the famous “I have a dream” speech. To be fair, the archival video of it makes it seem like not too many people were that into it but the point is he was there not a spectator but as an official participant. There are a plenty of vids on KZbin of the performance. The quality of the video is terrible. The quality of the message is beautiful.

[@loudmein6591]

He protested them back when they were real

[@amccoy6055]

@@loudmein6591 when who or what we’re real?

[@adelevaught4739]

@@loudmein6591 umm because they stopped when exactly??? Last I checked it was still happening. Unless, of course, you are delusional.

[@loudmein6591]

@@adelevaught4739 Calling someone delusional without giving them any facts to prove them wrong is pretty... well.. delusional. More white men are killed by police than black men. If you’re referring to the recent stories in the news like George Floyd, it’s purely political. It’s sad that George Floyd died but it was obviously not at true fault of the officer. Floyd had lethal doses of meth and fentanyl in his system and he had COVID 19. He said he couldn’t breathe before the officers even touched him. The knee on the back of the neck to put down resisting criminal is often used in arrests. So yes, he protested civil rights back when it was an actual problem, not just a 1 out of a billion outlying event.

[@sherribrock2726]

He was also only 23 when he wrote this and many of his classics!

[@4ujj]

from the early 60's. and we're still fighting.

[@fornostios8970]

You would love Hurricane by Bob Dylan! A true story about an innocent African-American that was falsely accused for murder. Dylan used his poetic songwriting ability to get this innocent man out of jail. A lot of us would like you to react to that song! You have gained a new follower sir!

[@Charlie-oz8xl]

“Don’t criticise what you can’t understand” should be a way of life

[@sherribrock2726]

Bob Dylan is a pure poet and so before his time!! You need to listen to anything you come across of his. Pay special attention to his lyrics.💜💜💜

[@warrenhughes911]

One man.. No drums No bass Like his on OUR couch!!!

[@karenmandeville7116]

been almost 60 years and his lyrics are as relevant today as they were then.

[@anthonyhedberg6471]

The ONLY singer/songwriter to win the Nobel Prize in Literature...Bob Dylan. To think that he is playing two different melodies on guitar and harmonica...simultaneously. Mind blowing. ✌😎

[@susanstein6604]

In the 60s it really did feel like the times were changing but change doesn’t happen that fast. There’s always a backlash. I think we’re in a new period where change is possible again.

[@emilyflotilla931]

I hope so, but thankfully my 66 year old body can still march!

[@Zebred2001]

And that ladies and gentlemen is how the torch is passed!

[@lisarainbow9703]

Indeed. Seeing a young man like this appreciate and understand the lyrics makes my heart smile, and gives me hope.

[@TheGroucho66]

Dylan is primarily recognised as one of the greatest songwriters and poets of all time. He revolutionised pop and rock to become more meaningful. His influence within music is perhaps only comparable to The Beatles (who idolised him). I fully recommend reacting to 'Like A Rolling Stone' (his most celebrated song), 'Positively 4th Street', and 'Don't Think Twice, It's Alright'. Love your reactions and how you look into the lyrics. With Dylan, the lyrics are everything.

[@ladyshar42]

Positively 4th Street is still one of the best insult songs ever. My Back Pages is probably my favorite Dylan song though.

[@edprzydatek8398]

Yes, it's common to say that Dylan's lyrics are everything, but there have actually been albums put out by other people of all Dylan songs and they are all instrumental - no lyrics. Soooo.....

[@edprzydatek8398]

Dylan blew into NYC in January of '61 full of folk songs he had picked up along the way. Played the folk venues of Greenwich Village with just his guitar, harmonica and a voice that sounded like a dog with its' leg caught in a barbed wire fence. "The original vagabond. The unwashed phenomenon." Yet by October he had a recording contract with Columbia. His hundreds of songs are poignant and powerful. He was among the first inducted into the "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" has earned many Grammys been awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, sang on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial when Martin Luther King gave his "I have a dream" speech and won the Nobel Prize for Literature 3 years ago. The man is an icon. React to all of him as you can. Thanks.

[@simchabaruch7023]

He did come to " the village" unwashed, then he found Fred Neil who cleaned up Bobs act, and put him on stage at the Cafe Wha ?. Is Fred in the Hall of Fame ? He should be.

[@warrenhughes911]

He's unreal, right.. One man.. No drums.. No bass.. Like he's sitting right next you.. G.O.A.T.. brother, you ain't heard shit yet.. Bob has so many GREAT songs..

[@e.fstone6217]

Plz plz plz do Hurricane. True story about a black prize fighter being charged for a murder he didn’t commit. Amazing song and he used his platform amazingly

[@shineonyoucrazydiamond824]

He was potentially guilty tho but hopefully not

[@dmans3617]

@@shineonyoucrazydiamond824 yes but also highlighted many of the people (especially Chicago area) that were innocent and found guilty. Many put to death.

[@shineonyoucrazydiamond824]

@@dmans3617 yes I know. This story might not be true but it has definently happened to many others

[@tonymatrisin4328]

Really good movie

[@Zebred2001]

Lezra Martin who was the young man who worked to get Hurricane Carter released is a lawyer as is his wife in my city.

[@bobsnow594]

Imagine the impact it had on me, and all of my friends, when it was first released nearly 57 years ago. He, along with Joan Baez, Peter Seeger and the folk singers of the day fired up us in Australia, and all around the world. Made us think very differently about social, political and world issues. Much respect Bob.

[@tonyrock5313]

Dylan's songs are timeless. He is a musical and Lyracist Genius.

[@baladilady]

There was a time when a protest consisted of people gathering together to sing these songs of peace.

[@patcavanaugh4941]

He is the known as the voice of his generation for a reason. His music will always be relevant.

[@sharonpate5481]

Bob Dylan won the Nobel prize for poetry/lyrics of songs! ☮️🌻❤️😎

[@rebeccazwillenberg3957]

Dylan is a poet. He wrote powerfully about the craziness in the '60's and it is still relevant today. He is also a great storyteller. Try the songs Tangled Up In Blue or Positively 4th St.

[@edprzydatek8398]

Or "Jokerman" or "Brownsville Girl" or "Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands" or "Sweetheart Like You". He's amazing.

[@paintinganimalsonrocks7633]

Positively 4th St.!

[@judymeeker2925]

Your reactions to a singer I've listened to for 60 years are great.

[@colleen3749]

This song hits me the same way today as it did when I first heard it years ago. Your reaction was lovely in its honesty :)

[@messiahmoose]

“It’s Alright Ma” to hear him spit.

[@NLTwon]

Fr???

[@lisarainbow9703]

I second this--- the bars will blow your mind..

[@futurereflections4097]

@@NLTwon No doubt. It might take a few listens to get the message for whatever you think it means. Bars too fire to understand on the first listen .

[@davisworth5114]

This song was an anthem of the Civil Rights battles of the 60's, as were many Dylan songs. Try "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll" and "Only a Pawn in The Game". This hit in 1964 during the passage of new Civil Rights laws and the early days of the disaster of the Vietnam War. Listen to his acoustic stuff first. Great reaction.

[@carollittle1059]

The king of folk music. Was awarded the Presidential medal. He was a headliner at original Woodstock in the sixties.

[@helenwhite2379]

Dylan is the greatest & the most influential songwriter of all time ❤ im so happy to see your reaction ❤

[@evanleehome2178]

Speaks to every generation. Timeless.

[@ourcorrectopinions6824]

Bob Dylan was a rapper before there were rappers. His poetic style of phrasing is unmatched.

[@leonh.kalayjian6556]

Finally a reactor that listens to the lyrics. I hope your channel flourishes.

[@nbx2au]

This was an anthem of my generation. Remember he has a catalogue of over 600 songs :) good luck

[@daisysoup158]

And thats why we love him.

[@cmoeller3]

His songs are STILL relevant today!!! Hence why he's one of the song writing GOATs

[@bertmccall7335]

It's amazing to see somebody new discovering Bob Dylan for the first time.

[@picolo4102]

Considered the greatest american song writer

[@dantean]

That IS a hell of an opening line, isn't it?! Talk about TIMELESS writing!!!

[@dennisholzbaur3649]

It is so heart warming to see a young person get Dylan.

[@SpiritOnParole]

Some musicians are timeless and stay relevant for generations.

[@Shari225]

You are feeling the way we felt when this first came out. It became our anthem.

[@thomasohare2881]

Keep on keepin' on. Bob Dylan.....hippest dude on the planet for over 60 years!

[@AboveSomething]

you getting all of it just shows how relevant Dylans music still is today over 50 years later!

[@peter2010900]

Dear God ~ thank you for Bob Dylan

[@scottharper6593]

What you gotta realise is when this was originally released in 1964 this kind of music was forbidden in a lot of American households and what Bob is saying to the parents is your kids need to be free to listen to what they want Great reaction man!

[@Melissa-sk8se]

It relates to this day. A poet for all times.

[@Let_Jesus_Rescue_You]

Bob Dylan is an icon for the reasons anyone honestly hearing him can truly understand. He is an American genius...so deep & forever current...raw diverse...so like the Beatles...he has a huge number of incredible songs for the listener to be swept away by. Thank you for boldly exploring the vastness of musical genres...feeling the emotions flowing from every strand of tangled root. God's love of music is knitted deeply within us all. God Bless you & yours. Maranatha!

[@kristennielsen2601]

ONE of the GOAT's ... Knockin On Heaven's Door. If you haven't already!!

[@johnduggan218]

A song for every generation. Sheer brilliance.

[@20th_century_Ghost]

This song still holds just as much power as the day he wrote it.

[@christinawoolley6206]

Dylan packs alot into each phrase! Timeless!

[@anotheryou218]

Watching yourself and other young people discover Dylan (and others) from my era is especially gratifying because, though we have always recognized the greatness of many of these songwriter/performers of that time many of us have wondered whether new generations would let them fade away into the past or make them a part of their own experience as we did. Much of the music from that era has not weathered well at all, but his song and many others from Dylan are proving to be timeless gems and it it a joy to see you unearth them and react as we did when we first heard them all those years ago. There are many other important artists from those days whose work (in my opinion) has held up over time. I wish you the best time ever as you find and share them with your contemporaries.

[@dawnrichards2691]

I just found this reaction! I think this is one of the most authentic reactions ever! Your raw emotion as you understood his powerful poetry was priceless! Bob Dylan is one of the greatest poets of all time!

[@robincharlsen9325]

Timeless lyrics. One of my very favorite Dylan tunes.....

[@NondescriptMammal]

Even back then, as folk music faded away into the background and rock took center stage, Dylan was widely acknowledged as the master lyricist, and cited by many rock and other musicians as a primary influence on their music for years to come. He knew how to paint a picture with words in a simple but impactful way

[@whisenant256]

You sir, are my favorite Dylan reaction. You get it.

[@blitztim6416]

Heavy lyrics. Glad you liked it.

[@TheSixtoo]

Best reaction ive seen on youtube for sure! And from my favorite artist! I look for Bob dylan reactions daily and they are so rare! would love to see more reactions of Dylan!

[@edprzydatek8398]

Yes indeed.

[@warrenhughes911]

For sure..for sure..

[@dlmullins9054]

God bless you young man. It was a different world for us in the sixties, but the music lives on forever. Bob Dylan was a master no doubt.

[@simonpanter3627]

This was written during the civil rights movement during the 60's. He was the voice of a generation, and was the first guy to electrify folk music. It's been a long time, but He was a huge deal in his day, and obviously a great poet.

[@eugenestandingbear6516]

I love your reaction, this song started a generational revolution . Thank you.

[@Anitatata]

I feel this is an anthem to youth, don't ever get caught up in whatever older generations talk you down, they've been doing it for ages, your spirit, energy and drive is worth.

[@dennorma7515]

You could spend the rest of your life following Bob Dylan and his music. He has been a part of my life from the beginning. It is worth the time to research him. Listen to the changes in his voice and his words.

[@alishakavanagh4699]

It makes me so happy to see young people like you appreciate great thought provoking artists like this.

[@stevemuldoon9451]

Cool to see you really liking this. Dylan was the poet of his generation. I also recommend Sam Cooke: A Change is Gonna Come.

[@aerynoftalyn1307]

Indeed. For more about justice/injustice, I agree with those who recommended Hard Rain's Gonna Fall, Murder Most Foul, the Lonesome Death of Hattie Carrol. Plus everything else.

[@jillk368]

You're in touch, young man. You listen intensely. Great fun to watch you.

[@peterbooth793]

Someone once said that the only constant in the universe is change.

[@Twilight-cl3zc]

You're such a great guy, only seen you for 3 mins and already I know you'd be a dear friend....keep on keepin' on, you'll make a lot of people happy in yr life.

[@ronnie237]

Written in about ‘64 and is still relevant today. His songs are timeless.

[@mikmaqwoman]

I really admire young people like yourself who actually get these old tunes...It was the 60-early 70s...I will subscribe and like and share . Thank yoou young sir

[@PennyRoyxl]

All of the years I have listened to this song, it was a hope, now the time has come and it's a reality. Just as it was then, it is now again. Thanks mate, keep up your passion. ♡

[@thethikboy]

Timely - applies to this day - this Prophet of a Generation this Folk Poet speaks to history.

[@michaelfulthorpe1910]

Great to see a new generation getting the genius of Dylan.

[@warrenhughes911]

"THE BEST SONG. " YO AWESOME!¡!!!!!!!!

[@pauls2073]

He is the first musician that won the nobelprize for literature... and i as an austrian literature student think that he deserved it 110%

[@david_6063]

He's playing the guitar and harmonica at the same time. All original song writing. Welcome to the poet

[@reddevil3387]

I was a senior in high school when this came out, it was the starting of the civil rights movement and the hippie generation, the protests against the war in Vietnam, and this was like our national anthem.

[@Spazzmatazzz]

I saw your reaction to Like a Rolling Stone and came looking for this one. LOVED the reaction! Dylan was one of the greatest poets/lyricists of our time, and too many never give him a listen because of his voice. They're more concerned about the sound than they are the message, so they miss it. Given a chance, they'd learn to appreciate both. Might want to check out Dylan's Tangled Up In Blue. It tells a great story! ☺

[@mikmaqwoman]

You really listened. Thank you young sir

[@マシュードーラン]

Music royalty! Few real living legends still exist on this planet. He is one of them!

[@tinadenton8109]

Dylan is a word smith and his lyrics are deep and still relaxant today timeless

[@maryc8046]

I love it that you appreciate this so much - we all did to back in the day and now too Dylan is a master poet

[@Falconifan]

Chills. I tear up every time I hear this song. They used to play it where I worked and I would be in tears trying to ring up someone.

[@tomframe4680]

Loved your reaction brother I felt the same way when I first heard it. I’m 70 and I’ve loved since I was a teenager. I’ve happily subscribed to your page and looking forward to more reaction. Hope your life is filled with peace love and happiness. Greetings from Scotland

[@snakelite61]

His instrumentation is usually simple; it's the lyrics that matter. If you like protest songs, A Hard Rain is Going to Fall is fantastic. Patti Smith sang it when she accepted his Nobel Prize for Literature. I'd recommend starting with three albums: The Freewheeling Bob Dylan, Blonde on Blonde and Blood on the Tracks. There are so many great songs, but these would be a good introduction.

[@robertzimmerman3980]

Dylan is a once in a life time event !! Enjoy the ride !!!!

[@lsalesberry61]

Tangled up in blue, an amazing song 🎵

[@dorianeder3138]

It's such a joy to rediscover this music through your fresh eyes and ears. Thank you!

[@mervmartin2112]

"Far between sundowns finish and midnight's broken toll, we ducked inside a doorway as thunder went crashing. While majestic bells of bolts struck shadows in the sound seeming to be the chimes of freedom flashing." Chimes of Freedom - Dylan of course.

[@TommiBrem]

I recommend Subterranean Homesick Blues.

[@dmans3617]

Could be argued as one of the first hip hop songs. Ha. For real though.

[@TommiBrem]

@@dmans3617 Let's call it "probably the first that became widely popular".

[@warrenhughes911]

Unreal.. One man.. No drums No bass Like he on our couch...!!!

[@warrenhughes911]

One man.. No drums No bass Like he's on our couch!!!

[@warrenhughes911]

Lily,rosemary,and Jack of Hearts'..