Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Alan Jackson - Remember When!! Oh my...

[@AuntK68]

Your lack of fear about showing whatever emotion a song brings out (joy, sorrow, humor) is part of why we love this channel - you always keep it real.

[@fire12wife]

1,000%

[@julianatomasek9793]

yup!!

[@meggiles6848]

So we'll said. I was thinking the same thing

[@carikendrick8064]

Absolutely...you are my favorite reactionist...lol..I guess you'd say...I never expected your depth of emotions...I guess I'm an idiot I never expected rap or hip hop artist to have your depth of emotion and love and understanding...thank you for opening my eyes.

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

I have known Alan for almost 30 years. This is a song he wrote and those pictures are his wife, daughters and parents. Alan had to stop touring because of a Neurological disorder that has taken a toll on his health. He is one of the most beautiful and sincere human beings I have ever known. I worked in both Rock and Country. This song is one I dance to with my wife on days when we spend time together alone. A beautiful song with a huge message about what is important in life. I saw your face when you reviewed this piece. That was true and raw emotion. You are an amazing man. Thank you for giving this Artist and song the credit it deserves. Alan stay well my friend.

[@dawnhomatas3347]

Yes, he loves his wife - but he did cheat on her with Faith Hill. I don't know why. I am a huge fan of him but I don't know why he cheated.

[@michelleturner8486]

More of Alan, he's such a great artist and a beautiful family!!

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

@@dawnhomatas3347 I have never heard that. I would take that info. With a grain of salt.

[@CupcakeKitty]

​@@dawnhomatas3347 I'd say if it happened for sure, then it may have been limerence.

[@alnovera4654]

He did cheat on her briefly, yes, that is a matter of public record, but yes, they have reconciled.

[@brendajackson913]

Yes‼️ Alan wrote it, that's Alan's wife he's dancing with and it's the story of his life. They're still together ❤️

[@kellygodwin64]

And that's his daughters in the video... he has 3 daughters. You have to listen to Daddy let me drive!!! His daughters are in it... I think that one will really touch you because you have daughters! His oldest daughter Mattie was married for 11 months when her husband passed. Alan Jackson's daughter, Mattie Jackson Selecman, has released a book called Lemons. She will share how she dealt with the death of her husband just 11 months after they married. Ben Selecman was helping a woman onto a boat while they were vacationing in Florida when he fell and hit his head. He was just 28 years old.

[@brendajackson913]

@@kellygodwin64 Alan is my 2nd cousin, I could tell Y'all a lot.......

[@kellygodwin64]

​@brendajackson913 Luckyyyy!!!! you are blessed for sure!!! He's one of a kind for sure!!! My ALL TIME FAVORITE country singer! ❤

[@brendajackson913]

@@kellygodwin64 His song Home is also a true story.

[@bradleymcconnell470]

Just looked it up this is their 45th anniversary together. 💙

[@bethpeterson3604]

I was 18 and my husband was 20 when we got married. We were each other's first and only. We had just celebrated our 33rd anniversary and he passed away 2 months later. It's been 8 years this October and he's still my one and only. I am not a widow, I'm a wife of a wonderful husband in Heaven. Until we're together again.

[@jeaniebradley6936]

I’m so sorry for your loss. He must have been a very good man. Sending love to you.

[@bethpeterson3604]

@@jeaniebradley6936 We were each other's best friend. We were soul mates before we ever met. He took my heart and soul with him to Heaven and his heart and soul are with me.

[@meggiles6848]

I am so sorry. He is still with you protecting you but, it's from Heaven now. My thoughts and Prayers are with you and your family

[@ladiwilliams9739]

💓

[@FailingAtFarmChores]

What a beautiful story and relationship! My wife and I weren't each others firsts and only. But that's my only regret in life. If I could make it so, I would. And I've tried to explain that to our sons, also.

[@CoastalNomad]

Another Alan Jackson song that will hit ya in the Feels is "Where were you when the World stopped turning".......

[@bynumite76]

ABSOLUTELY!

[@Tribal260]

thats a great one

[@gatormama75]

100%

[@SillyMe2718]

That song…still makes me cry….what a tribute to 9-11

[@stephenkarla7113]

Yes! I hope he reacts, that's one of the all time greats.

[@ashleihawkins2750]

This is a prime example of why some people love country music because it's story telling that we relate to

[@alexlucido4907]

If you haven’t heard it look up holes in the floor of heaven that song tears my heart out

[@rachealborders]

​@alexlucido4907 that song is dangerous! I cry so hard that I feel hungover the next day every time I hear it.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Black, because of your relationship with your Dad, you must see Alan’s tribute to his Dad in “Drive”.

[@kellygodwin64]

YESSSSSS!!!!! And Alan's daughters are in the video with him... and BP has daughters, so I think he will LOVE THE SONG!

[@lindaharris1892]

Yes, you need to do "Drive", the video

[@donnaewe3692]

Facts

[@devonbell6795]

Absolutely!

[@catherinecraig6254]

This song makes me cry and think of my Dad..Fishing, driving, learning to fight and shoot. Working on Cars. I was Daddys Girl

[@TamaJarvis]

Both of my parents died in December of 2021 from Covid. We played this song at their funeral. It was their song. They were married 57 years. I love this song!

[@melodyfairchild3790]

Alan Jackson is a great storyteller. That's what country music used to be about...telling the story.

[@danrue3263]

That’s country not this bubble gum crap there playing these days

[@rosettaroper3317]

That is what happened to his life everything he sings about. He left his wife for another woman that I did get back together as you can see.

[@rosettaroper3317]

The reason he quit country music, is because he has a disease that he got from his father’s side of the family and it affects his walking and he can’t walk very good so that’s why he’s getting out of it country music. But I love his singing so much.

[@ripperlipper1016]

More than just that

[@evonnemccausland3531]

My favorite Alan Jackson story is about a car. Alan and his father restored a car before his father passed away. Before Alan became famous, he was forced to sell the car to make ends meet. The Christmas after his became famous...his wife tracked down the car and returned it to Alan on Christmas day. Now that is 💕 LOVE‼️

[@stephaniewright340]

What your kidding right...really..this song is about 9/11 nothing else he wrote it one morning after the attacks ...he sang it the very first time at an award show... This song has nothing to do with marriage, wife, cars, it has EVERYTHING to do with America being attacked

[@viviangreer4793]

drive. great song. i tear up and smile through the whole song.

[@lauraduffy9055]

Is that 'Drive'? I remember the part about the boat, but I think it's all the same song. That's the song that introduced me to Alan Jackson!

[@rhiahlMT]

Their relationship is well known in Country circles. When they were young Alan had a car he loved, a 1955 Thunderbird convertible. He had to sell it because they needed the money. His wife, once he started earning, tracked that car down and bought it back. Yes, Alan has a degenerative disease, Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, it's hereditary motor and sensory neuropathy. He's stopped touring.

[@cog4life]

Very well said. His condition is just the saddest thing. But I know they’re thankful to still be together. 😊❤

[@howishunternotinprison5614]

Charcot- Marie-Tooth runs in my family too it is a terrible disease my granddad my mom aunt and cousin had it

[@natshellok]

He has a degenerative disease but he is doing a '24-25 tour. Just not so many dates as when he was younger and he wants people to understand that he won't be working that stage as hard either because it affects his balance. I've seen him live and he is 100% as good live as recorded. This is a VERY special artist for me so I hope you react to a lot of his stuff.

[@SheliaWatson-pz3iz]

@@natshellok

[@brendajackson913]

@rhiahlMT His Daddy had that too 😔

[@choccolocco]

The older you get, the more this song hits.

[@mv-wb9qm]

Listen to his song The Older I Get, that’s one that hits home.

[@staceyolvey1527]

Alan is one of the rare artists that write 90% of his own songs. They are all autobiographical. They speak to the heart of Alan and what he holds important; faith, family, and love of country.

[@amandaguidry4242]

I love your reactions, especially when they are love songs, because I love when you talk about your wife. The emotion in your voice and the love on your face is so heart warming. I hope her and your older daughter and your baby girl are doing great! Much love❤❤❤

[@amandaguidry4242]

PS... I find this music is very wistful. I think that word suits it perfectly❤

[@amandaguidry4242]

PPS... Your mom is always with you. She sees how wonderful you're doing, and what an amazing family you and your wife have created. God bless❤

[@phyl1042]

My husband and I were each other's firsts. I was 20, he was 22, married within 6 months or so, and still together 35 years later, until he died. This is a very meaningful song for me.

[@dirtpoorfarmer1965]

'Where were you when the world stopped turning ' is an absolute masterpiece given the circumstances at the time.

[@betsybabf748]

My husband requested this for me one night when we were out, and we danced to it. It so fit our life, marrying when we were only teens. We didn't get old and grey. He died at 45. I miss him every damn second.

[@juliagrant3299]

I'm so sorry that happened to you.

[@jessicamccard9602]

@betsybabf748 That sounds like a beautiful memory. I am sorry that he was taken at such a young age. Prayers for you.

[@denicesanders4586]

My heartfelt sympathy 😢

[@theresataylor6675]

I am so sorry for your loss. No matter how long you're married, this loss is devastating. I lost my husband of 36 years in 2020. My heart is with you. ❤

[@x0539p]

So very sorry to hear that your dear husband passed early.

[@lukeluikart1792]

I'm a 60+ yr old man and it's refreshing to hear a young man such as yourself talk and act responsibly. Sets a good role model for others. It would be an honor to meet you one day. Keep doing what you do.

[@Bijou2013]

Yes, Alan wrote the song - a love song to his wife. They got married young, struggled financially, raised their kids, are growing old together, facing some health issues.... It's his love letter to her and their life together. My favorite Alan Jackson song is a fun one - a collaboration with Jimmy Buffett called It's 5:00 Somewhere

[@emerje0]

I love the guy, but working with Buffett was rather hypocritical of him. He's often critical of modern country music, even calling out Chris Stapleton of all people, but he's had his own non-traditional hits.

[@AskMeHowItsTheGovernmentsFault]

​@emerje0 there's no hypocrisy there.... One can be critical of another's opinion on a topic and still have a creative relationship. We aren't 5, that is ridiculous

[@emerje0]

@@AskMeHowItsTheGovernmentsFault Then I suggest you tell that to the guy doing interviews saying real country music is dead despite having made non-traditional country music himself. If he can do that and say he's one of the last making real country music then others should be able to make what ever version of country music they see fit without being openly criticized by him.

[@johnnieparker4465]

You forgot one thing he cheated on her and she forgave him 😊

[@55judylw]

I'm 69, have 3 sons, 10 grandchildren, 2 great grandsons, and feel every word, every note, and every emotion of this song.

[@bobbieturberville2038]

Alan and his wife Denise are still married and they just had their first grandchild!! He did write this song for his wife! ❤😢

[@dcricket1]

As an older woman at 68, I can promise you absolutely never stop maturing and learning. My Dad was killed at 40 when I was 4. Up until I turned 40 I truly believed he was old. I spent that whole year in shock at being his same age. When I turned 41 I was still in shock to know I was then older than my Dad lived to be. There was shock, realization he was young!

[@brendajackson913]

I'm sooooooo glad you found Alan, PLEASE go down his rabbit 🐇 hole 🕳 you're gonna luv it......

[@ucdevonne]

When I saw you cracking jokes before you listened, I thought, "this guy has no idea what's about to happen." Beautiful, timeless music.

[@MsCocopuffy]

Yes indeed

[@BytheWay333]

Yep!

[@VilomahMom]

Alan Jackson DID write this. Its such a beautiful ballad of love to his wife and marriage.

[@ritathomas5167]

Alan Jackson really hasn't quit music, but he was diagnosed over 10 years ago with Charcot- Marie- Tooth disease. It has a weird name, but it's a genetic neurological disorder that leads to nerve damage that can affect your feet, legs, arms and hands. There is no cure for it, but can somewhat be managed with braces for your legs and possible pain pills for nerve pain. The progression of the disease has made it too difficult for him to tour, although he said he still comes up with new song ideas from time to time.

[@Trey_Alexander]

This is correct. I have a cousin to this disease called hereditary spastic paraplegia. No cure and it’s tough to deal with but I count my blessings everyday. He has become one of my favorite artists partly because of this. Great singer/songwriter.

[@vickybrackin7483]

Alan wrote this for their 20th Anniversary! In December they will celebrate 45 years of marriage. They had some rough times, split up for a short while and got back together and built a marriage even stronger!! ❤🎉 Yes, Alan is 6'4

[@babymac1379]

Sir, this is not a wedding song. It's a 20th, 30th, 50th anniversary song. Ugh hits me in the feels every time.

[@maryalbrecht5602]

That is his wife that he is dancing with in the video. They went through a lot of shit, but made it through to the other side. Its a true love story.

[@kellygodwin64]

His first break came in 1985, when his wife, a stewardess, noticed Glen Campbell waiting for a flight and handed him Jackson's demo tape. A move to Nashville followed, where, with Campbell's encouragement, Jackson spent the next two years singing demos and sharpening his songwriting skills.

[@shelleytorok1406]

He wrote this after a reconciliation. He cheated and she forgave him...

[@MsCocopuffy]

It’s even sadder now because Alan has a disease. He has trouble standing. He is such a wonderful human being and singer/songwriter. I have loved him since his first song was released. He is a true gentleman. Tragedy has struck him a few times. He and his family watched as one of his daughter’s husband being newly married, lost his balance in a boat and hit his head killing him. Alan was and still is very distraught over it. With this disease he will degrade physically as each day passes. Please listen to more of his music. He has made tons of wonderful music. Take a listen to the song he wrote about September 11th. After hearing what happened while on his bus while touring he wrote the song. “ where were you when the world stopped turning”

[@melissagrover9727]

6’4” - he didn’t stop per say. He has a health issue and touring is difficult. He has self reported started talking about making music again. There is a bit of it that is also a big part of where he comes from - parents who have that love as well. BUT - dear BP you could do nothing but AJ reactions for a month. He had such a huge portfolio- but I truly think you’d trip on “Midnight in Montgomery.” The meaning will blow you away.

[@donnaewe3692]

Midnight in Montgomery. Prob my favorite of his. Hank Williams Sr was a big influence of Alan's & his grave is in Montgomery. Thats the premise for this classic hit ;-)

[@shelleytorok1406]

💯 🎉

[@steve1991]

You fighting back tears like a BOSS during that reaction only proves you're human.

[@emerje0]

Yes, that is his wife, he was 20 when they married and they've been together for 45 years now! He stopped performing because of neuropathy (the loss of muscle and nerve sensation/touch) in different areas of the body (typically the feet but also hands). He said on the Today Show "...it's been affecting me for years. And it's getting more and more obvious. And I know I'm stumbling around on stage. And now I'm having a little trouble balancing, even in front of the microphone, and so I just feel very uncomfortable." My dad has neuropathy, no feeling in both feet at all, but he refuses to let it slow him down. He's 68 and only now starting to cut back from his full time hours doing maintenance at a nursing home. He has to be careful, he recently went on vacation and did a lot of walking, only to come back to the hotel and find massive blisters on both feet.

[@alhampton1211]

At 78, 56 years married, three great kids, four really special grandkids……… you are a special guy, stay close to the family……thanks for doing this song.

[@barbkennedy9382]

Pegasus, your Mama is right there...walking with you at every important step you and your family take with the warmth of pure divine love. It's true...love never dies, only one's physical body. Heaven is within and all around us...she's there.

[@antoniawe]

This is what I was thinking. I lost my mom when I was 16. Your mom is with you and your beautiful family💕

[@jealousjelly1]

No matter the genre, Alan Jackson is one of the best songwriters ever. He really doesn't need anybody to write his songs for him. Remember When is definitely autobiographical. Great, honest, heart-tugging reaction, so thank you. Alan has revealed that he has a degenerative nerve disease that has left him partially incapacitated.

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Alan Jackson is an AMAZING country music icon, please put his songs “The older I get & Where were you” on the list!!!!

[@nancylucas6990]

Alan Jackson is the real deal. This is true country music.

[@LanaiHaselton]

My husband and I have been together since I was a 15 year old teen mom with a two year old daughter. We have been together for over 45 years. He became a dad to my daughter and we had another daughter together and we have been through a lot that would have been the end for many couples. I now have stage 4 vulvar cancer and I have no more options for treatment. He has stood by me and even had to go back to work at 80 to cover my medical expenses. I love this man more than words can express and it hurts so bad to know he will be alone when I’m gone. Hug your babies and tell your wife you love her every day. And remember when….

[@joantrotter3005]

You're a strong woman and I hope you wrote your life story. I know there's a story just with you being a mom when you were. Many girls that age don't get to keep their babies at that age. Not sure how much I can say on the Internet, but I know how my own lack of support was in a similar situation.

[@vapatsfan6174]

Married at 20, now married 45 years. This is the story of most marriages that endure through the years. There are many ups and downs but you work and make it through.

[@jeaniebradley6936]

Year 44 here. Can’t imagine what it would be like not to share life’s most exquisite moments him.

[@bridgetlewis92]

The mark of a great song is when it makes you feel

[@bambamnj]

Alan Jackson is one of the Greats. A man of integrity, which is why he left Country Music for a while, but he still remains a Country Great. You should check out the vid of him singing "He Stopped Loving Her Today - at George Jones' farewell

[@marilyn4917]

I think you would love Alan Jackson’s song “ It’s 5 o’clock Somewhere”… a more upbeat song he does with Jimmy Buffett. It’s fun.

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Thank you for this genuine reaction, for NOT hiding your emotions and sharing your thoughts, in this culture of filters, cosmetic surgeries and general fakeness it is refreshing to see REAL.

[@pastorslw]

You will never regret listening to Alan Jackson. Trust this old man.

[@JohnLoutsenhizer]

I don't much care for country music, but I completely agree with Your statement good sir.

[@aliqod4086]

Just popped down to add to all the comments telling you that yes, he wrote this, and yes, that's his beautiful wife, and yes, he's that awesome of a human being. Don't ever be afraid to let those tears flow. You're the daddy to two beautiful little girls now. That changes absolutely EVERYTHING in your life, even more than boys could ever do. I hope you shared this song with YOUR wife, and shared how much it touched your heart and soul. I just happened upon you today by accident when you reacted to Reba's Fancy. I'm now a subscriber. Keep on keeping it real.

[@lawlover716]

You are a stand up man , the love for your family shines thru. I love when a man gets a bit emotional, it shows how deep you love. He wrote a song about "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)", about 9/11. It is such a wonderful tribute. Alan and his wife Denise married in !979, and are still together, they are both beautiful people... what tribute to his lovely wife. God bless you !!

[@Gale-n5i]

Don’t ever hide your feelings!!! You’re more of a man for showing them. Love ❤️ your channel

[@kellygodwin64]

HANDS DOWN... one of the best story tellers of ALL TIME in country music!!

[@rheemamitcheltree5853]

And George Strait

[@kellygodwin64]

@@rheemamitcheltree5853 Yessss!!

[@keithswinson1116]

I lost my Dad today. He died from cancer. Watching your reactions brings me peace and helps me stay positive. God Bless You Brother. Thanks

[@valeriecross5879]

😔🙏🏻🤍🕊️

[@juliac8689]

This song never fails to bring a tear to my eyes. Love Alan's voice.

[@userlll-r1s]

Man, this song had me bawling. Country music is the soul of the heartland.

[@theresawelch7177]

Great artist and great music. I spent Saturday night Jan 3rf, 2024 discovering you and what you do. I listened all evening. Keep up the good work and keep praising God. Let your emotions show because that makes the difference. ❤

[@Wyatt-f5b]

Of course he wrote it. It put him in the hall of fame. Allen Jackson was a master class song writer

[@lindaadams5030]

Bless you and thank you for sharing your life. 🙏🙏

[@johnwillie1919]

That’s country music brother. Hits home . Goes straight for the heart . Everyone can relate

[@christarpley6861]

I just celebrated 30 years with my wife who i almost lost back in 20 I'm so glad she's still here with me today God is good

[@susan3857]

Alan Jackson always makes you FEEL life. This one is a favorite.

[@bryanmclarty5140]

I can’t listen to this without shedding a tear (or several!). I’m 56 and so very thankful of my great life and all the memory of the people I love and those that love me. I LOVE this song.😊

[@brianbrust1420]

This was my wife and my song. We were married when we were 30 years old. Sadly she passed away in 2021 at 44 years old. Every time I hear this song it makes me well up, but it reminds me of the love that we shared and makes me smile. Thank you for your reaction.

[@raechelwilkens1160]

Hugs

[@Texasjaybird]

Yes, Alan Jackson wrote the song "Remember When" as a gift to his wife, Denise. It was supposed to be a 25th anniversary gift but was released 6 months before their 25th anniversary. They are one of the longest country music couples. celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary this year.

[@annabush2414]

Alan has written most of his songs. He wrote Where Were You after 911 and sang at the CMA's that year. You can find that performance on KZbin. It is well worth a listen but you won't find a bad song

[@deborahcooper9149]

Your emotion reveals are why I watch you. Bless you and your family.

[@eadgbe8941]

This song was played at my grandma’s funeral and for years after the first notes would get me chocked up. I’ve always looked at this song as remembering the great life lived after a loved one passes.

[@karlweir3198]

Alan Jackson is one of my favorite country artists!! You need to go down this rabbit hole he has so many number 1's ❤❤❤❤

[@kellygodwin64]

SOOOO MANY AMAZING SONGS!!!

[@Mysillyresponses]

I'm glad I watch your video. Like you I have stop touring and stopped playing clubs . But I'm a country dude. I sang this song when it came out. I'm gonna knock the rust off and sing this song again

[@gk5891]

Your Mom will never be gone. You are who you are because of her. Your kids through you will be who they become because of her and so on through the generations.

[@gravytrain416]

I wasn't blessed with children myself. I married a girl who had three kids. I'm just a few years older than you. I'll be 48 in January. I'll never know the joy of having children of my own. I loved my step-kids, and always will. This song has meant a lot to me for years. I'm glad to see your appreciation of it.

[@michaelwood6353]

The older you get the more the little things matter!!

[@paulacrump4679]

The power of country music....it hits you in the heart. Great reaction!

[@pyroishere]

He has many great songs, another emotional one is "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)", about 9/11...then he has some fun songs too like "Chattahoochee", "Mercury Blues", "Summertime Blues" which I believe is a remake, "Gone Country"...hope you can vibe with these or other tracks in his catalog. Another great reaction Back P! 40!

[@caretaker158]

Face it, ya can't go wrong with a song that has the words hoochie coochie in it!!!!!!!!

[@Ontheroxxwithsalt]

Chattahoochee is a fun song. When I moved to Florida from Boston at 19 I got an education in how different it is in the South and remember that song was art f my education. It's just all the way different.

[@caretaker158]

@@Ontheroxxwithsalt yeah, it's a different world... and there's even some who don't consider most of Florida "the South"... more like a New York/New Jersey relocation area..haha. Of course, the state I live in, Virginia, isn't considered South by some either. Weird.

[@chaz5229]

Alan Jackson and George Strait...that's all you need to cover everything in life with music. Alan Jackson is one of the ONLY artists that I will listen to EVERY song he puts out. There are NO bad ones, there are no good ones...they are all GREAT!!! And he's eye candy to boot!!🥰😆

[@RHONDAHAINES-gl9un]

I personally think that a strong man is a man that is not afraid to show emotions.

[@Kylue7]

Music is amazing it can pump ya up for a fight, entertaining for a long drive, and helps you reflect on who you are and who you want to be.

[@Carolina73mom]

Alan Jackson is amazing! Love all his music! So glad you are checking him out ❤

[@amandaguidry4242]

I love this song!❤❤❤

[@jackpassananti3300]

i was a freshman in highschool when this song came out and i thought it was good... looking back all these years later, it hits all the right places

[@robinpuckett5431]

I ❤your reactions because of the wisdom I see blooming in you, and what a blessing it is for you to be sharing it with others. You were blessed with parents who gave you a great foundation, that you are now building upon and now giving your girls their foundation. Simply beautiful ❤️

[@allenruss2976]

You could spend a month of Sundays on Alan Jackson music

[@karlweir3198]

So true. He's a great artist singer and song writer ❤❤❤❤

[@Ontheroxxwithsalt]

He's a legend. Even non-country singers LOVE THEM some AJ

[@MarcusC68]

You are doing a great service to men by opening up and expressing your feelings. This will encourage some guy out there to do the same. 🙏

[@lt.spears1889]

Alan Jackson pretty much wrote his entire catalog, one of Country’s most prolific singer songwriters to ever pass through Nashville

[@CNT40868]

Cannot control the heart strings ..man or woman..this sing hits home..its ok to get misty eyed...it means something.

[@magnusblendulf3081]

I'm 58, kids moved out, relocating due to work and having my wife of 31 yrs with me on this journey , we often go down memory lane and say to each other "remember when". This song is so emotional and beautiful.

[@charliedavis9996]

Dude; I am a Marine, and this song always makes me cry like a Baby! Alan Jackson has a Gift from GOD - his VOICE!!!

[@lmb1962]

First, Thank you for your service. I have been with my husband.for 34 years, yes, he was my first. I love this song, it's real life; sometimes it's good, sometimes not. But through it all, we're still together. That's life. ❤

[@MamawT65]

I believe your wife and children brought out the real you! You realize what is important! God bless you and your precious family!❤

[@lorrahowell3567]

I totally agree!

[@K-Denton]

I love and admire your reactions. You are a very special young man (I'm really old 😂😂 so you're young!). I thank you for telling your story and being real. Keep being you! God's blessings to you, your wife and your 2 beautiful girls. God bless America! ❤🇺🇸

[@norina238]

Love this song! I'm from Australia, I met my husband when I was 14, he was 17. 38yrs later, 2 children, 3 grandchildren(so far) and still strong.

[@activelyopen8468]

Great reaction my friend. This song is an anthem that celebrates the perseverance and endurance that it takes to have a long and successful marriage. I've been married 33 years. The road is not been easy. We've gone through some really hard times and times where we both thought we should leave or that the other one was going to. But because we both stuck it out and had at least enough trust that the other one was willing to continue to fight for a good marriage we ended up knowing a love deeper and stronger than we ever could imagine. It's hard to say where that line is when someone should leave a relationship especially when one person isn't willing to do anymore or to fight for the relationship. I hope that you and your wife have a marriage with enough Downs that you are able to experience a love that you never knew was possible. And I hope that your eyes continue to grow and grow and grow with you as you watch your children grow and grow into young beautiful ladies.

[@paulcaskey]

Whenever Alan Jackson's wife gets mad at him, he cues this up on the stereo. Ultimate get out of jail card. Genius.

[@heatherleigh5748]

This is my favorite video of yours. I've always loved this song, and have had the same reaction to it that you did. Your response to this is the most authentic and beautifully honest response to any video I've seen. Thank you ❤

[@DennisGayhart-s3t]

Alan Jackson can make you smile, laugh, cry but most of all will make you grateful.

[@danajohnson4757]

One of my fave Alan Jackson songs. It's beautiful and definitely brings out the emotions. 💕

[@danielmeadows9821]

My late wife and I loved this beautiful song. She was 50 when she passed, almost 10 years ago. Still brings me to tears. ❤️

[@martyalmendarez9292]

I love this beautiful song!, this is his life story, he wrote this song, 😊🩷🙏🎶🎵🎤

[@lydiathompson8536]

Loved this genuine reaction....you heard and felt every single word!!! Priceless

[@kathiethompson5211]

It does my heart good to hear you speak about true love commitment and raising his family may the Lord bless and keep you and yours ☺️

[@terefiori6903]

Gets me every time. This speaks to me. My hubby & I got married in 89 at 24 & 25. It hasn't always been easy. That part about remember when 30 seemed so old.... jeez

[@VictoriaWilson-h1f]

WOW!! I've never heard that song and I'm over here crying a waterfall!!

[@PegasusVsTheWorld]

This song is SO DAMN GOOD!!! SHEESH

[@rachealborders]

I grew up on these particular kind of country music with this kind of messaging and in so grateful for it. HOWEVER... I haven't heard this song since I became a mother 4 years ago. I will have been married to my awesome husband for 10 years this March. I'm 37 now. THIS SONG HITS SO MUCH HARDER NOW AND I WAS NOT PREPARED TO CRY!