Neil Diamond - Sweet Caroline LIVE Reaction! He has all the Milf's and Gilf's screaming...

[@AngelaGoodwin-fh6fw]

Okay BP. I'm a 66-year-old Black woman who LOVES Neil Diamond. Just attended the musical based on his life and career called "A Beautiful Noise". Though it wasn't the real Neil on stage, it was fabulous, and it reminded me of this man's genius, charm, and longevity. He's great! He's still with us at 83, albeit with Parkinson's disease.

[@PamMyers-ze4ry]

I had to laugh. Thank you for this. Secondly, I love Beautiful Noise. That song is such a wonderful song about celebrating your life where you are and how you can hear music everywhere.

[@ahwhite2022]

That is an excellent and well-written musical. Choosing to tell the story in that format, and around the lyrics of "I am" like that was just brilliant writing.

[@laurakali6522]

Saw it in Connecticut, great show. I also saw him live about 10 years ago for the first time, I’m 61 and felt the need to see him even though I’m an old rocker.

[@reneeholcomb9952]

Always loved his songs

[@fortworth450]

You have an older audience because this is our music we grew up with brings back great memories,thanks

[@susanyaworski5895]

So true.

[@garyslittlesister7496]

You're fun! I like that you don't take yourself too seriously.

[@midi510]

And we get a kick out of seeing a young(er) person's reaction to the music we grew up on.

[@annehayes-grillo6600]

In his prime, Neil's voice could knock you over with its power.

[@janp719]

Just like Manilow now, Elton John now, Billy Joel now, etc.

[@hazcatsophia]

I was just thinking that this was better when he was younger.

[@CurtisWheatley-g7c]

Yahhhhhhhh

[@CurtisWheatley-g7c]

42 here, that's why I'm like listen too him in his prime, he could fuck with Sanatra, within voice.

[@CurtisWheatley-g7c]

I. 42 and I'm Nativ3 American and French what,

[@jteague1955]

We tell you our age (esp. 60s and 70s) because we want you to know that we were here for the music when it came out. We like watching your reactions to it because it affirms to the world that our era of music was the era of the greatest music in the world, excepting maybe the era of old masters classical. And we are proud when you appreciate it. And maybe a little prouder when you rave about it! From a 69-year-old white woman...

[@Ketterer75]

Stamina? This was 2012. He was 70. My wife and I flew cross country to attend this concert. Show went over two hours. No opener or intermission. When I first saw him in 1986, the shows were pushing every bit of three hours long. His stage entrances were God-like! The hair on the back of your neck stood up when he appeared on stage! My wife and I have been to hundreds of shows over the years. Everything from this to 90’s rock, oldies, R&B, Country, Blues, etc. Artists still with us and some now deceased. No one we saw before or since has ever given us that type of moment just walking onto a stage!

[@MamaDuffy]

I'm loving your reaction to this! We are proud to "BOMP BOMP BOMP!" when it's called for, and it's ALWAYS called for!

[@hollycaron3567]

I have a bit of a story. I worked with a gentleman and he said when he lived in LA he had a neighbor that was a song writer. Every-once-in-awhile he would ask this gentleman to come over to critic a song. Well the neighbor moved and the gentleman found a lady and they got married. About 20yrs later the wife said she wanted to go see Neil Diamond. They are at the concert and the gentleman said "HEY! that's my neighbor!!!"

[@hazcatsophia]

That’s a great story. Probably happened a lot in LA. 😊

[@suepall5425]

Neil Diamond here is quite elderly. His powerful voice is fading, but the gravel was always there and made his voice distinctive and amazing. This put a smile on my face today. Thank you. As a 60 plus lady I just wanted to add that we love tuning in to reaction shows by younger generations because it brings us back to the days when we were blown away by the awesome music of our time. Imagine waking up one day and hearing some of the amazing classic rock you've heard on this channel for the first time EVER PLAYED ON THE RADIO. That's how it was for us. And all of these genres were playing simultaneously. It was like going to a buffet restaurant and choosing which platinum record you were going to experience for the first time from every single serving offered. Anyway, it's fun to watch you experience these amazing talented musicians for the first time.

[@RubyGB]

Scored 7th row, middle, seats once. 2-hour concert and then he had a few minutes break, came back and performed 20-minute encore. One of the best entertainers ever....

[@rebeccacurtis6680]

Sweet Caroline is one of the classic interactive songs for concert and also in bars. Some others being Jimmy Buffett's "Margaritaville," Garth Brooks' "Friends in Low Places," & David Allen Coe's "You Don't Call Me Darling." Neil Diamond doesn't perform these days due to his Parkinson's disease. He actually did a COVID version of Sweet Caroline back during the 2020 lockdowns (hands, washing hands, etc). Video may still be on KZbin. Loved your reaction. One of your best ones, BP. Yes, I'm one of your older (56) white crowd who grew up listening to Neil Diamond. My parents both loved his music & we played 45's on the old record player. "Shiloh," "Red, Red Wine," "Cracklin' Rose," & other songs would have us singing along.😊

[@eurofritz4617]

Family Tradition by Hank Williams Jr is another one, Hank "Why do you drink?' Crowd "TO GET DRUNK!"

[@rebeccacurtis6680]

@eurofritz4617 Definitely 😉

[@chrispavlich9656]

Don’t forget John Denver!

[@deaniej2766]

Infant. 73 and female. and I was in my teen the first time I heard this. Well, teens or young twenties. He is magic.

[@TheEricthefruitbat]

EVERYBODY loves Sweet Caroline. Young people, old people, male, female, metal heads, classical lovers.

[@alandhopewell]

I'm a sixty-eight year old multiracial guy, and I love Neil Diamond!

[@brockbandy8488]

I'm 54 and i've never heard a bad Neil Diamond song. This man was the ultimate entertainer.

[@rachelgregory8452]

I’m almost 48 on nov 7th and this was my first concert forced upon me as a lil girl in the 80s by my parents!! And I’m ever so grateful! I’m proud to say that now!!! I’ve loved this man ever since and it gave me an insight to a different world of music to appreciate as I grew up! God bless Neil diamond 💎

[@theodoreritola7641]

My Dad was His number 1 fan in the 70s so many of his greatest songs are from the 70s

[@blakerh]

Good parents!

[@tjtampa214]

Neil Diamond ... loved by the world. 💜 He never lost his audience. And the effect of his voice, style & songs were deeply impactful world-wide. The participation by the audience tells the story.

[@chicmedic]

A year or so ago when I found this channel I did not foresee discussions of Neil's stamina, or the possibility I would be singing and dancing along to Sweet Caroline. And yet here we are. That was a nice little boost to my afternoon-thanks!

[@maryrichardson1318]

There are some singers and songs that bring EVERYONE together. Because of people like you, these songs will never die. You, my friend, are one of the few reactors out there who also brings us all together.

[@TexasMagnolia]

58 here. You’re my favorite reactor! Neil Diamond not only had the most powerful voice but, one of the greatest songwriters & entertainers!

[@allenruss2976]

If you've ever been to a baseball game they've played this. Neil was 71 in this performance. Yeah he was stronger way back when

[@reca5038]

I've heard it sung at football games, too.

[@BethanyLind]

62 yr old white Grammy here! LOL!!! (I had to do that)...I have been watching you for quite a while and LOVE your reactions and diversity in music genre's. Everything from Guns n' Roses and Meatloaf, to Dolly Parton and Marcin on one guitar!...You my friend are AMAZING! I fell in love with Neil Diamond when I was 18 and saw his movie "The Jazz Singer" in 1980. If you haven't seen the movie I think you would enjoy it. Have a great day and big hugz ~ Beth Ann

[@Imathomebored]

My mom absolutely loved Neil Diamond so I grew up with this in the house. He was beyond talented and was one of the best concerts EVER.

[@emmef7970]

Neil Diamond at his best and most beautiful, imho. Neil Diamond - - I Am I Said - - BBC Live Concert 1971

[@tomjohnson2543]

We need more joy in the world. This performance gives me joy.

[@susanworkman529]

Neil Diamond and Barbra Streisand...duet. "You Don't Bring Me Floeers". " Sweet Caroline". Has become this huge song for Neil. Quite possibly the most popular 'sing along ' song there is. Even if you're not a big fan of his music, this one will grab you when you're in a room full of his fans. The energy pulls you in and soon you're signing too.

[@RaichnotTHATrach]

England football fans have adopted this as an unofficial anthem. It's sung every time a goal is scored. Think it was at the last Euros or possibly World Cup, Neil Diamond sent good luck message to the team after he was shown footage of the fans singing this. It's great to hear little kids and young adults singing one of the all time classics 👏👏

[@aarongillett3079]

47 year old here. Neil is not my generation, but I love him! He was even better in younger years. Such a rich, resonant voice!

[@holgerschussler9107]

I'm a 61 year old German...growing up in Minneapolis I seen him twice in concert! Once in the early 80's and once in the early 90s...both were great!

[@brendarobbins-smith7848]

Yes, a majority of these fans of you are of the 1960-1970's persuasion and we just love seeing you paying homage to our music! The best music! We love seeing your reaction to something great, that is old and you making it new again. Lifts us up, makes us proud. Thank you!

[@denalinde]

I remember driving on Sundays with my dad through the beautiful Black Hills in our big old boat of a car with the Neil Diamond 8-tracks at full blast. I always wanted to pay for us to travel together & go see him & I regret not doing it because both of our health situations declined suddenly at the same time & the chance was lost. Still, the memories remain of those priceless times in the car. 💜🎶

[@444dkm]

For the record, Black P, I am 57 and mixed too. The reason a lot of us older watch you is we like to see you experiencing music we grew up with. I love newer music too, including yours, but never having had much exposure to extended family as a military brat, the comments sections are my place to connect over music. You are blessed to have kids. Wish I had had them. But I love being an auntie or “cuzzin” to reactors younger than me and talking to other subscribers. You have a great base of fans here. I loved Neil Diamond as a kid. We spent many a road trip playing hockey listening to our parents’ 8 tracks. For another Neil tune you may want to check out Crackling Rosie. Another 1970s sing along is Smokie’s Living Next Door to Alice. Though if your kids sang along to that one you would be appalled. Cheers, buddy.

[@rickeyjohnson6404]

He had such a fantastic voice back in the 60's and 70's he is such a great singer/song writer

[@seandupuis7376]

I'm a Metal Head through & through, but Neil Diamond has a permanent spot on my MP3

[@Bill-c8k]

Metal head too Took my parents in the 90s he frigging rocked

[@stephaniewarthen]

O...M...G... you've never lived until you are in a bar and they play this ... the entire bar erupts into the most cacophonous sound .... "SWEEEEEEET CAROLINE ..... BADUM DUM DUM ....."🎉🎉😅😅😅😅

[@WendyJoJohnston]

Neil's voice, and his storytelling, were masterful in his prime. My mom loved him, and as a young girl, I did too. His songs were some of the first I learned on my guitar. Mom took me to see him in concert, we had great seats, and he came stage left frequently, where we sat, and interacted with us. My first concert and it was, as you young 'uns say, a real banger. That was in Seattle at the Coliseum in 1972 and I was 12. See, I didn't have to tell you my age, you've already done the math! I am also, not so much a white woman as a fairly translucent one. lol, 22 years in Alaska, and I will never have that golden glow again. I enjoy watching your reactions to my beloved music dear, which keeps me returning for more! Peace out!

[@58frascatti]

Saw him in 1977. Didn’t really want to go but seats (front center) were free. Blew me away. The Gardems in Toronto were on their feet the whole time. Got all his albums right away! Was surprised (understatement) to find this song and Denver’s Country Roads on EVERY karaoke playlist in Shenzhen, Beijing, Shanghai and even small (20M-25M) cites in north and NE! A legend.

[@kittylynnlpn]

Love him! We saw the jazz singer in the drive-in movie theater when I was a kid. I saw most of the big movies of the '70s and the early '80s at the drive-in. Then my dad bought the soundtrack on vinyl and we played it all the time. Our family had a pretend radio show called the Lockhart show. Where we would sing the songs and dance. Great memories! I feel for him and Linda Ronstadt now having Parkinson's like I do. I've had it for about 13 years now and I understand why they can't sing anymore because your voice does change because the muscles around your voice box get weaker. Love your reaction! Made my day! Thanks my fellow wing nut!❤😂

[@dcricket1]

Grew up on Neil Diamond! He put out hit after hit, one right after the other! Love him!!❤

[@laranjoeric]

I was at that concert in 2012. Neil has been by favorite singer-songwriter since the mid 70s. Been to over 40 of his concerts. ❤️💎🎶💯

[@MichaelSmith-ms2ln]

I have attended 2 of his concerts, this video is great, but nothing like the energy of his live concerts. I've also been in the bars where we all sing along with his songs. Fun times. Love Neil Diamond and that you are enjoying his performance. I also appreciate your love of life, honesty and philosophy. Color, age and ethnicity don't matter, we are all in this together. Keep up the great work.

[@Mko007]

I saw him in concert one of the BEST concerts ive ever been to, he gives such a great show!!

[@staceyeugster9260]

Loved your reaction!!! His concerts are ALWAYS like this!!!!! He leaves it all on stage & you come out exhausted & thrilled!!!! When I saw him his show was in the round. It was amazing!! Funny story, when I bought my tickets, they said they were in the upper bowl. Got to the venue & we were on the 4th row floor! I brought some high powered hunting binoculars cause I thought we were going to be higher up. He walked by us, spotted the binoculars on my lap & said "Just how close did you want be?" & then smiled & winked. I almost died!!! It was an AMAZEBALLS show!!!!!

[@debigiroux1811]

I have been to a lot of concerts from Billy Idol, Guns and Roses, Bon Jovi to Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Cher, Alan Jackson, Reba and Garth Brooks etc. Neil Diamond was the most fun I EVER had at a concert. People sang and danced and had so much fun. Great reaction. ❤✌

[@childlessdoggentleman746]

I was raised on Neil Diamond. My mother lived for music and two favorite singers were Bobby Vee ("Take Good Care of my Baby") and Neil Diamond. Needless to say, I know every Diamond album by heart. "Cracklin Rosie," Red, Red Wine, "Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon," "Thank the Lord for the Night Time," "Holly Holy," "Song Sung Blue" "Beautiful Noise," "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" (with Barbra Streisand), and "Heartlight." i apologize if I left out someone's favorite but he has so many classics, I can't list them all. Honary mention should be made of the Monkees' hit "I'm a Believer" which Diamond wrote prior to his own career.

[@GinaWooten-h8d]

He WROTE this for Caroline Kennedy ! JFK’s daughter. It has taken a life of its own. Listen to Brother Love’s traveling Salvation show…. And he was in Jazz Singer and duets with Barbara Streisand “You don’t Bring me Flowers”. You will his strong voice ! 😎

[@MamawT65]

I love seeing younger person enjoying music from my youth! You do a great job love the reaction! And I am a 66 year old white woman! Lol

[@mustangsallie]

Truly a classic, the man and the song.

[@cheripetty1805]

Back in the day, concerts were a shared, collective experience between the audience and musicians, feeding off each other's energy, making memorable moments to be cherished a lifetime. All possible because there were NO CELL PHONES TO DISTRACT OR INTERRUPT THAT FLOW OF LOVE❤AND ENERGY!

[@jamesdagenais6494]

By the time Neil did this concert, he had been singing this song well over 30 years. One of those songs that get more popular with age.

[@julietrik4873]

Neil Diamond was a song writer first, a singer second. He wrote songs for lots of other singers and groups. But he was never satisfied so ended up singing his own songs. Yes, this performance is at the end of his performing career and it's not his strongest voice. All of his music is stuck in my psyche. When I was a newborn, my dad would rock me to sleep to his "Hot August Night" album, which was a live performance from 1972, right before I was born.

[@tinadarst5928]

This is such a feel good song. I don't care where you are. Wherever you hear it, you're singing it to the top. Of your lungs, your bop in your head and you're having a good time.

[@Lil_A_13]

Just to join in .... Hi I'm 34 and from England... I love watching your reactions!! This song is huge here and it's a football anthem for the England football team!! Its fantastic when a crowd errupts into singing this we all love it regardless of age!! I look forward to your videos every day keep up the fantastic work ❤

[@stuarthornsby7023]

Neil Diamond (is REAL name) put on a great show back in the day. Unfortunately, he now has Parkinson's Disease and cannot tour or sing any longer. One day check out the soundtrack from "The Jazz Singer." He was in that movie and wrote most of the soundtrack. Thanks for a memory and it was a very good distraction from all going on in the world right now.

[@dorisfain2193]

I’m a 70 year old white woman and I Love, love, love your show!!!

[@josephlaflamme2913]

Dude, I'm 67 and love your videos. I've been a fan of Neil Diamond since the 1960's. I went to see him at his first (Lol) farewell concert in 1992 I believe. He has done several farewell tours since. Still sounds awesome!!! If you like stories, check out his song, "Brooklyn Roads."

[@lorettamoore6345]

Back in August 1990 I was pregnant with my 3rd daughter Eva Isabelle. I was listening to Neil Diamond and heard Sweet Caroline and the next morning my own Sweet Caroline was born. Yes, I changed her name because I love Neil Diamond so much!

[@lindavickers5707]

BP this is the most I have ever seen you being so engaged in a song! Keep it up!! (66 years old here)

[@Kiwi2211]

Brilliant showman, went to his show in NZ like 20 years ago. Was on stage for like 2hrs and he whole venue was just in a fantastic mode singing along like in the video here.

[@richardsands]

One of the greatest sing a longs of all time! Last year I saw the Hives and the Offspring in concert. Most of the crowd were considerably younger than my wife and I, but after the encores were done, and the lights came up, they put Sweet Caroline on the sound system, and all the punks were singing along just as strongly as they were to the bands! I loved it!

[@rosemaryjessop4045]

I appreciate that it's odd people would say their colour and age. I was raised to look beyond colour and age. The person is what matters. When he was younger Neil Diamond's was phenomenal. Love your reactions.

[@davidmertz2095]

Black Pegasus - the absolute joy you showed in this songs is awesome. This is a song about the joy of being in love. AWESOME REACTION. One of your best!

[@traciemack6168]

This is one of the very best karaoke songs of all time, bom, bom, bom! And I've loved Neil Daimond my whole life. His voice is just smooth velvet.

[@rachelgregory8452]

The reason why you are getting those reactions from us older crowd is because no offense you’ve been sheltered and placed in a certain box for so long when all of this greatness has been out there! And it’s a glorious revelation to see someone take a chance on being open to the bands and creative talent that paved the way for the genre you live and admire so much to be finally recognized as such and not just the enemy…. Rock, classic rock, hip hop, jazz, blues classical pieces they all tie in together annnnd tbh the hip hop genre has taken samples from the greats for a readin( whether that be an easy out and no original ideas or that they are showing respect) that’ still remains to be determined… however welcome to the show! It’s nice to see and feel the appreciation for these bands that so much deserve it in this day and age!

[@jaynebuchanan4612]

I’m nearly 70, and Australian 🇦🇺! I have seen Neil in concert 3 times starting in 1975 at the Sidney Myer Bowl here in Melbourne. Love him.

[@Dollywood623]

Growing up I wasn't into Neil Diamond. I was into the youngens like Andy Gibb and John Travolta but I saw the grown ladies going crazy over him! I learned to appreciate him as the decades went on. "September Morn"(1979) and "You Don't Bring Me Flowers"(1977) duet with Barbra Streisand, are my two favorites🔥

[@louisegallaway8271]

71 year old woman here who has seen Neil in concert four times and he was amazing!! My all-time crush! One of the most talented and real entertainers out there.

[@LyndaCline]

That was so much fun! Thanks for making my morning. I love all of his songs, especially the tracks from "The Jazz Singer".

[@MelindaGutierrez-r5t]

I'm 54 and Hispanic 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I grew up listening to Neil Diamond cause my mom was a fan of his and Barbara Streisand, I started paying attention to his music in the 80's when the Monkeys has a resurge, he wrote a song for them "I'm a believer" . I did see a sell out concert at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo where he sold out the stadium ... it was the best concert I've ever been too with an eclectic crowd. It was a school night and he held the crowd till the end.... He actually got off the stage and walked the entire rodeo floor, gave well wished to a lady on the cell phone, whose mom was listening, he spotted the lady and took the phone from her ... God Bless those sparkly shirts and shinny shoes.

[@swimlaps1]

He had a great, controlled, deep voice, when all his hits were out, including this song. Bought a couple of hi s45 records at 11. Also, handsome!

[@michaelkrummel2071]

If you like Neil Diamond and would like to see him live and get the chance to see the tribute singer Jay White, you should see him. I saw him 5 times. The first time I saw him, if someone had told me he was Neil Diamond, I would have believed him. He sings his earlier songs.

[@johncarroll9489]

Saw him twice and he did amazing shows. The one thing that struck me was after every song, when the crowd went nuts, he always looked so humbled, like he couldn't believe they loved him so much.

[@sandrasmith7091]

Us oldies appreciate you for doing this. And its been great watching reactions. No matter the colors. That's my thoughts😊

[@carolynallen9016]

Saw Neil Diamond in concert with my parents and loved it great childhood memories listening to Neil Diamond with my dad in his rocking chair

[@somuchdesignwithhanne]

Pure classic Diamond, such a great songwriter - and yes, older too and yes, we are down memory lane having the best of times

[@alicecobb7763]

60 here 😂.... awesome reactions young man..... CHEERIO from Down Under 🌺👋🏽

[@wenyddarling9548]

What you do well is emanate a wonderfully warm energy and you create a bridge between us all. Thank you for the fun reactions during these dark times. 💛💫🦁

[@LaPinturaBella]

Pegasus, your reaction to this petformance, the pure joy and gusto with which you sang along was spectacular. Thos 62 year old white woman has the biggest grin ever plastered on her face right now. Yhis may be my favorite reaction video of all time because of your exuberance. 😁🥰

[@brucetromblee3145]

I'm 62 and Neil has been part of my music since I was 9

[@EdwinaFlores-d7b]

I’m Mexican and 80. I also love Neil Diamond.

[@germankitty]

If memory serves, "Sweet Caroline" was Neil's 2nd big hit, along with "Cracklin' Rosie". I was introduced to both songs as a Tween around 1970, maybe a bit earlier, by Mal Sondock, a former GI who had stayed in Germany and used to host a weekly radio show on my local station for well over a decade. Because he (presumably) had still access to AFN, he played many songs and artists who were not yet part of mainstream radio -- I was a Neil Diamond fan before he became a star here. Still am, tbh; he's a great singer and songwriter. Thanks for the trip down Memory Lane!

[@RupaRishima]

You need to listen to a version from when he was younger and his voice was stronger. This is amazing but when his voice was stronger is was skin tingling. Gave you goosebumps. After I posted this, you bring up this very subject.

[@Sprout519]

This song just always makes me feel happy

[@myntami]

I haven't watched this yet but you've got to quit this connection with my Mom Bruh... You're hitting me right here❤❤❤this was her song. 😢😢😢 Her name was Caroline and she was the Sweetest woman in the world!!! Dude my heart strings man my heartstrings... ❤

[@myntami]

Okay now I've watched it.... Soooooo whoa there... That's my Mom's gen not mine. ROFL It is funny though that my fellow race feels the need to let you know.. LOL What's with that??? 😂🤣😂🤣 Wish I had a recording of my Daddy singing this to my Mom for you. So sweet.. ❤😍

[@peridot1706]

Sweet Caroline always triggers vivid childhood memories. I was a little kid just starting school when this song was big. Mom always had the radio on while getting me & my older sibs ready for school and the morning DJ always kept SC on rotation, played it every morning at some point. Absolutely engraved it into my brain. 50+ years later, as soon as it starts I see & smell everything from those mornings, especially the sandwich & apple smell of my Peanuts (Snoopy) lunchbox as mom packed it (I still have that Iunchbox!) to the smell of Fall & the crunch of wading through leaves as she walked me to school.

[@lizjaved6594]

Love seeing how much fun you have with this one.

[@daveking9393]

This was the first concert I went to with my future wife.. I think we were the youngest ones at the show. I met my wife in 1990 she was 19 I was 23... I wasn't sure if he would ever be touring again so I spent big money to get great seats he was "in the round" and we were almost front row and it was around the holiday time he paused the concert about 45 minutes in and spent 45 minutes doing Christmas and Hanukkah songs and then proceeded to finish out the concert for another hour or so it was just fantastic.

[@susanboles3599]

I love your reaction on this! Neil Diamond was popular in my youth and I still love his music, but your reaction to Sweet Caroline was the best!

[@hollypinkley]

Neil Diamond has/had one of the most powerful voices out there!!! I am 75-year-old white granny who LOVES his body of work!!!! Yes - We all sing that song when it played in the clubs!!!

[@DeeDeex2]

68 years old, I grew up listening to Neil and I think I bought every record he put out. Love him!

[@kimberlybrummitt9966]

Touching me touching you!!! Sing it, Neil!!! Whoo HOO!!

[@BB-yh5rd]

There are two kinds of people in this world, those who love Neil Diamond and those who don't.

[@nghajvklml]

I had the chance to see him live. It was GREAT AND I LOVED IT. Yes his vocals were more profound when he was younger but still a great proformance

[@melissadean6874]

So the show Carpool Karaoke with James Corden that used to come on had Migos singing Sweet Caroline. It's my favorite episode of that show and makes me smile every time I watch it.

[@vickib5579]

Thank you for reacting to this video. It's one I haven't seen. What a great way to start the day!! I've been to a few concerts over the years: the Beatles in 1965; The Association with Aerosmith as the opening act (can you believe that?); The Who; the Eagles; and Neil Diamond, THREE different concerts. Based just on that, honestly I'd have to say Neil's were the best. He and his concerts were always so full of energy from the opening note to the last encore!

[@anitawright7169]

Neil Diamond is the goat! He still sounds just as good now as he did then! Love your reaction!

[@LTBerlin]

You need to find the clip from the Madison Square Garden performance in 2001/2002. Much better. I saw him at MSG in October 2001 just after 9-11. He sang this for what seemed to be forever. He tried to stop but we all just kept singing. It went on for 15 minutes. We were all a bit nervous being there so soon after 9-11 and you could feel it. He just kept singing the chorus over and over and over. You could just feel that everything was going to be OK. It was therapeutic and cathartic. I’ll never forget it.

[@shadow1674]

Groovy groovy groovy thank you thank you thank you do more do more do more❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@skiahh]

Go see a ball game in Fenway Park. 7th inning stretch and the entire stadium is singing this song at the top of their lungs.

[@carladewitt1947]

I always liked Neil Diamond, but my mother loved him. We went to see him in concert every time he played Indianapolis. I had the great privilege to see him live several times. He always put on a great show, and yes, his voice was pretty well shot by the time this video was recorded, but still a great performer.

[@marybillinger5246]

72 years old. Had the privilege of seeing Neil in person. Everyone sang along with this one and others. Enjoy your reactions!

[@barbarabisson2551]

Always my favorite singer! Thanks. Loved your interactive reaction. Yes, his shows were 2 hrs long, or more, so he had stamina. Exciting to be there. Parkinson's made him retire early. You saw him younger in the "I am, I said" and "America" videos