Rapper FIRST time REACTION to George Jones - "He Stopped Loving Her Today" OH MY...

[@parsleyqueen]

A black wreath on the door used to signal that someone in the home had died.

[@JenniferLott-i4u]

And still does in some states. I am from NC and the funeral homes out a wreath in the door of the one that passed house or whatever house the family will be at. We don't see this here in TX.

[@angiemaney761]

They use white ones now

[@angiemaney761]

Or a spray of white flowers... Worked for a florist in western NC

[@melissagerber7231]

​@@angiemaney761black means an elderly person,lavender means an adult,white means a child, in the old color code. They might use white wreaths now. Our town hearse was white,instead of black.

[@Krymsyn_Rydyr]

My neck of the woods, would see the deceased’s hat placed on mailbox.

[@billywilmoth5062]

My son heard this for the first time when he was 7. I didn’t even know he was listening. He said dad, did the man die. I said yea. That’s when he stopped loving her. He said that’s the saddest song I ever heard snd a tear rolled down his cheek.

[@Runningfromtheherd]

Got you a sweet boy.

[@paulasykes7395]

Oh bless him😢..

[@Dee_467]

Awe…from the mouth’s of babes, your son has a beautiful heart. ♥️

[@danhenson7366]

Good boy for sure, he's thinking. Introduce wonderwall it's my daughters new favorite song, she's 7

[@joyceronsley237]

That is sweet,,,thank you for sharing, it made my heart smile.

[@greggwilliamson]

Very first line of the song: "He said I'll love you till I die"

[@melodydaniel8630]

Exactly. It's what most of the reactors miss. The first line says it all.

[@kevinfarrell3121]

Spot on, however George did kinda mumble through the opening line on this video

[@randymccloud5743]

He kept his word.

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

Opens on a spoiler.

[@roxanaheath8098]

❤Thank you, well done, you got it. I haven't heard that song in years. You have a very interesting channel.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Alan Jackson did a beautiful version of this at George Jones’s funeral.

[@markoehler2752]

And it was one of the most profound displays of utmost respect I’ve ever seen.

[@iamnotgoldenhar8645]

Vince gill and patty loveless when he sang Go Rest High on the mountain, Patty Literally had to take over. I get the chills just thinking about it.

[@tallestmountain]

@@iamnotgoldenhar8645makes me cry when I watch it.

[@tallestmountain]

@@markoehler2752So much love and respect

[@Jennifer_615]

Yassss!! It was beautiful😢

[@teresah.brooks3404]

One of the greatest songs ever written!! Yes, he loved her until he was carried away...♥️

[@jamestate5059]

You would be so shocked about how many reactors dont grasp the concept that you got. You always amaze me with how quickly you catch the song meaning

[@Waiting_To_Retire]

I second that.

[@clemsongirl1990]

I was going to say the same thing. It's crazy how many people don't get it. And also Three Wooden Crosses by Randy Travis, lots of people don't get that one either.

[@williamshepherd2836]

How quickly he gets the song meaning? Go watch his reaction to Lola and say that

[@thundernels]

I wonder if it’s the phrase about placing the wreath that throws people off. If it was a more current traditions, they would pick up on what was going on. But it’s sad. It’s about like Abbott & Costello’s Who’s On First. Reactors usually just react to the exasperation of Costello or they have heard the routine before.

[@Krymsyn_Rydyr]

This.

[@paulandrebecca2015]

My dad lived 13 very sad years without my mom. And the day of his funeral I had a little comfort knowing he was finally with her once again, and I still cry thinking. About it and hearing this song! 😢

[@susanengland3919]

He loved her till he died, literally.

[@weldonbailey1005]

Dude, the opening line was...He said I'll Love You Til The Day I Die. Well, he did. Now listen to the song again.

[@vickinoakes249]

My parents divorced in 1966 and my dad loved her til her died in 1998​.

[@vickinoakes249]

...He loved her till he died...

[@janiceervin428]

@@weldonbailey1005yes! It's THAT kindda song. Ya gotta hear it a second time. And yes! George Jones... dude lived quite a life.

[@sandrasmith7091]

Yea he got arrested driving his lawnmower to get beer. Quite a character.

[@SondraMayne-b7o]

This is considered the greatest country song of all time. It is the combination of the song and George Jones. Every country music lover LOVES George Jones. LOVES, LOVES, LOVES George Jones!

[@maggienorris7833]

Fo me, since 1964 "The Race Is On."

[@Hobiecat181]

I am 65 and check out almost everything you do, through the eyes of the young it's really cool to see the discovery of great music!

[@cc-hk5ih]

Amen from a lady a little younger!

[@donaldfraser2431]

Yes Sir ! 62 here, and really appreciate this young man's reactions ! Amazing insight to music and lyrics !

[@tammyjackson3113]

I'm 66 and sometimes these reactions are so funny😂😂

[@iamnotgoldenhar8645]

I’m in my early 40s and I was raised on this music. The music of Ms. Lynn and Mr. Twitty was something special I had with my dad. He was born in WV but moves to Michigan with his parents for his dad to work in the auto plants and to come to think of it, my dad followed in his dad’s footsteps. We lost my dad in 91 due to cancer. It was a sudden diagnosis and quick passing.

[@kelleewolfe2834]

I'm 54, I watch your reactions daily!

[@shrews12001]

My grandparents were like that. Years after she died my grandfather told me a story. He was helping my grandma stand up off the bed and she was a fairly large woman and quite weak. They tried several times and she couldn't get on her feet and started to cry, frustration and embarrassment and just scared of her situation. He said he looked at her and wiped off her tears and said "If you help me, I'll help you. Together there's nothing we can't do." They've both been gone a long time now but i will never forget that story

[@tomgreaney1]

Oh this made me cry… bless them both

[@valeriewonders7029]

What a beautiful story. Touched my heart and reminds me of the grandma who had to go through that. She was a strong lady. My Grandpa died at 70 of cancer and my grandma lived to 99. Miss them all along with my parents and my husband too. The memories is what keeps me smiling.

[@teenasmith9619]

George didn’t want to record this song. He said no one would listen because it was so damn maudlin. But he was talked into it and it became one of his biggest hits. He was known as no-show Jones because he had a real problem with drugs and alcohol. He was one of a kind and that little warble in his voice is unique to him. He and Tammy Wynette were the royal couple of country music back in the day. Their duets are beautiful.

[@Frazzlenodazzle]

I got to see him in the 80s. He actually showed up. :)

[@iamnotgoldenhar8645]

@@Frazzlenodazzleno show jones showed up good! No really I think he got clean by then.

[@rosegarden7256]

Back in the day many people believed George was singing this to Tammy. I think it was his violence under the influence that tore their marriage apart.

[@aubreyj1957]

They used to live in Lakeland, FL. My wife talked about Tammy picking up Red Lobster to go meals when she tended bar (first Red Lobster facility.

[@deloresrobison9933]

LOVE GEIRGE JONES. !

[@robertpaulstanton6644]

One of the best songs ever written. If not the best. George jones rocks.

[@daveg7059]

George Jones is a rabbit hole you really want to go down.

[@adambowman8543]

He stopped loving her today, is the greatest country song ever

[@SickGirlRocks]

8:48 I don’t know you’ll ever see this but at George Jones’s memorial Vince Gill sang his song, go rest high on that mountain, and it was probably one of the most emotional tributes that I’ve ever seen. Patty Loveless had to carry him vocally through that because he broke down crying. And that actually says a lot because Vince Gill wrote that song when his brother died and as a tribute to Keith Whitley.

[@TexasTigressDesigns]

Ya that tore me apart! Hard to watch without crying even today!

[@iamnotgoldenhar8645]

I literally just said the same thing and I got chills as I was typing it.

[@michaellockhart554]

The part of that tribute that really got to me is when Vince first walked up to the mic, Charlie Daniels had just performed Who's Gonna Fill Those Shoes, Vince said "I don't think they make those shoes anymore"

[@SickGirlRocks]

@@michaellockhart554 another amazing song

[@Falcun21]

Vince couldn't use his voice, but he made that guitar speak for him. And then Garth Brooks standing up with tears running down his cheeks.

[@KimberlySevier-xw6qy]

Can't believe you've never heard George Jones. This is arguably the best country music song ever. Glad you found it

[@stacymoore7348]

I saw him in Columbus Ga in 1984. This song is considered by many to be the best country song ever written.

[@erdossuitcase7667]

I never saw him in concert but he passed me on the highway, blew his horn and waved. We saw that car tag - Possum.

[@laurenblainebamartistmgt]

I feel that way, too. Best Country song ever written - and it wasn't written by George. It was written by Nashville songwriting greats, Bobby Braddock and Curly Putman. They didn't take it seriously either, until George did it. Mailbox money forever.

[@Code9]

As a songwriter and a country music fan for nearly 60 years I can see no reason whatsoever that this should be considered as the best country song ever written. Besides, exactly what criteria would one be using to make that judgement? Is it a great song? Yup. Best ever? Nah.

[@stacymoore7348]

@@Code9 "considered by many" does not imply considered by all.

[@imasmileydog8043]

@@stacymoore7348 You'll have to type a little slower for him. lol

[@NancyRowland-tj5on]

One of the greatest country songs ever. My father passed away in 1998 and he loved this song. I think of him every time I hear it.

[@janflewelling6277]

Cited by many as the greatest country music song of all time. Maya Angelou said it was an entire novel in one song. George's voice makes it as magnificent as it is.

[@Kayla-gs9wo]

Tammy Wynette stand by your man was stated as the greatest female country song of all time

[@LittleWolf194]

I have tears in my eyes, George does us that way :)

[@jeffdickens9556]

And that my friend, is the greatest country song ever

[@thesuperdak7224]

No, that would be David Allen Coe's "You Never Even Called Me by My Name". 😉

[@justaguy2365]

​@@thesuperdak7224 Because he didn't say anything at all about Mama, Trains, Trucks, Prison, or getting drunk.

[@michaelgreer9440]

You nailed it. The greatest CW singer hands down. Been to countless concerts, a great performer.

[@ednahighsmith7268]

It's considered the greatest country song ever.

[@michaelalthoff251]

Definitely!

[@robinalcorn8072]

He loved her until death. Do we part one of most beautiful love songs songs ever written.❤

[@tinakeith5822]

Yes you got it right!!! The first line in the song “he said I love you til I die”. They used to place a wreath on the door when they had a death in the family. All dressed up to go away. And they’ll carry him away.

[@dogsoldiertoo1099]

They still place a wreath on your door here in the South.

[@davidtullis2810]

Morticians put a smile on the deceased face

[@bite-sizedshorts9635]

@@davidtullis2810 Unless you tell them otherwise.

[@pleutron]

thank you for actually paying attention to the lyrics. one of the very few of many reactions that actually paid attention to the lyrics. I always feel that the lyrics pretty plainly spell it out with 2 lines "he said I'll love you til I die" and "he stopped loving her today" This song eerily describes how my own life will end.

[@terryperry4160]

That broke my heart sir.

[@Linda-w8d]

BP, Yes indeed, the majority of your fan base for these reactions is BABY BOOMERS. We don't have a lot to do and enjoy watching you young people react to the music of our teenage years. In fact, my son is almost your age and basically "grew up" on this type of music since I play my CD's in the car as I took him to school and shopping, etc. He knows all our music. He loved George Jones.....keep up the good work. We love you.

[@traciemack6168]

Same here with my baby girl. I even have my own playlist on her phone full of songs she grew up on. I'm loving this journey with you through my favorite music, both country and classic rock. Thank you sweetie!

[@CindyKirby-lf8zy]

My Mom was a DJ on WSM radio in Nashville. Her and my step Dad became best friends with George and his wife Nancy. They use to go with George on tour. When my Stepdad died suddenly, George paid for his funeral!! Great man!!❤

[@WorldTravelPartners-d8i]

He said he would love her till he dies.... He stopped loving her today because HE died!

[@melissacampbell148]

George Jones is what my kids would call the “OG” of country music! He lived a life! “He Stopped Loving Her Today,” is his best, most beloved song! He was country music, all the way! I love your take on the song! 🙂

[@verwulf]

You got it. Spot on. He told he he'd love her until he died, and he kept that promise. He was all dressed up, in funeral clothes, and they carried him away.

[@SandyWoodress]

My parents divorced when I was 14 and my dad told me this was his song to my mother. Thirty years later, he still reminds me to play this song for her when he’s gone. Although he remarried, he will love her until he dies. 💔

[@85Steeler]

She left him....and he never stopped loving her even though she didn't love him anymore. The first line...I love you until I die....

[@tigers3321]

Yes, came here to correct how BP thought they were together. He got 90% of the song meaning which is more than most. BP is the goat

[@amiejo5308]

He was my grandpa's favorite singer 🥹 We used to sit in his garage and he would drink and work on vehicles and we would listen to George.. His song "Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes" was one of my favorites too.

[@GabrielleMottern]

...my moms...fav....have all his albums

[@GabrielleMottern]

....you kept packing and un packing your junk...

[@GabrielleMottern]

You did good...❤

[@sharkbait_11b]

Same Jones country us 10 min from me my granddad and him were friends

[@WS-rp8wb]

This was performed at the memorial service of my best friend’s husband. She had passed suddenly eight years prior in her 40’s. He was never the same after he lost her, he never moved on and never really healed. I hope they’re together in heaven🙏

[@chantelgriffin8917]

George Jones The Grand Tour. Another fantastic song!

[@JanetCardona-p4x]

George Jones was the original story teller.... pure country

[@doombeagle4262]

She left him years before, and he never got over her.

[@russellw7785]

Who's Gonna Fill their Shoes, Tennessee Whiskey, The Race is On, White Lightning, Window up Above, Green Grass of Home, If Drinking don't Kill Me, Bartender Blues, etc etc... Man had a thousand songs. Going back to the 50's, not to mention duets with his wife Tammy wynette. A legend

[@bite-sizedshorts9635]

When you listen to the original recording of "White Lightning," the deep voice you hear is the Big Bopper. They both recorded for Mercury Records. If you listen to "Running Bear" by Johnny Preston, also on Mercury, the Indian chanting is by the Big Bopper, and the war whoops at the end are by George Jones.

[@johnedillinger]

You thinking about your mom and dad's love and heartache...that's the point of country music...you totally got it!

[@katdav79]

You indeed got it right. He loved her until his last breath. 😢💔 I love this song. I'm sorry about your mom.

[@Marylb-g6p]

This always reminds me of my former husband. He realized too late that he drove me away. Just before he died, he told his daughter that I was the only woman he loved. I always cry when I hear George Jones sing this song.

[@kannathraymaker]

My Dad's favorite singer was George Jones. He always told me (repeatedly) that all the songs George put out after he and Tammy Wynette divorced in (I think) 1973 were about his feeling for Tammy and his regrets for how he treated her. She divorced him over his alcoholism (and some rumors say other substances). She went on with life, but he spent the rest of his singing about her and his love for her.

[@SuzyQ1956]

George Jones the best country singer to ever live, he was great at praising, he sang through clenched teeth, saving his voice for the drama of the song. He used his mouth as an instrument, he was a genius. I will love him forever. At the time of this recording, he was going through terrible times, divorce and heavily into alcohol and cocaine.

[@TinaPynes-s6p]

This is one of the saddest songs across all genres. It is so beautiful.

[@pattisteinfort1842]

No I have to argue with you on that one one of the saddest songs in the genre today is chiseled in stone by Vern Gosdin

[@jennymichael7898]

George Jones (aka The Possum) was an amazing singer...check out more of his songs! And you're right, this is real country music!😎❣️

[@sylviasharp8419]

I'm sorry for the loss of your Mom. You got the story right. That song is known as "the sadest damn song in country music". YES, George lived a hard life, but everone still thought he was the greatest country singer there ever was. Thanks again.

[@TraciWrennFort]

You're right...classic country and he died loving her. Maybe the best country music song ever!

[@gagsta55]

I've heard several different reactions to this song and you are one of the few that actually nailed it on the first take. And in case no one else has commented on this before, George said "they placed a WREATH upon his door", very common among country folks when someone dies. And yes, George Jones is THE classic country singer whom many--myself included--consider the greatest country singer of all time. Hope you read up on him. He indeed had a tough life, many of his wounds being self-inflicted, but came out alright in the end.

[@snowroses174]

The most beautiful and heartbreaking song ever.

[@trevorkenny]

I got chills knowing what you were about to experience for the first time. Timeless Masterpiece right here.

[@majboomer1285]

My Grandfather used to sing this song all the time around the house. When he passed, at the funeral, it stayed on repeat in my mind. I think of him often, and when I think of him, I think of this song as well. And...you got it right!

[@sherreywurz731]

The possum.greatest country singer ...love that man and his music.❤❤❤❤❤

[@sherrygrainger7808]

My parents were high school sweethearts. This was my Dad’s favorite song. He died first from cancer. We played this at his funeral because he loved Mama till he died. You got it right. Every time I hear it, I see their enduring love.

[@rolandcarson8836]

George jones greatest country vocalist ever thank you playing He stopped loving her today

[@johnbluehouse4991]

My dad's favorite song

[@tammybeard7246]

My husband use to sing this to me and he died at 33 years of age and I still love the song

[@KatrinaMarie614]

I’m so glad you did this reaction! This was my Dads favorite song and artist too! My parents were married in 1957, we lost my Mom to brain cancer in 2015 and then my Dad Sept 2023 after he battled Dementia in the last couple years of his life, just made me realize that’s when he stopped loving my Mom too 🫶🏼

[@EnoshimaUke]

This is often considered the best Country Music song ever. The ultimate heartbreak song. Welcome to real life.

[@allenruss2976]

This is probably the best country song of all time

[@jamestate5059]

When George recorded this he told the record exec's YOU'LL NEVER SELL THIS MORBIB SONG and became the #1 country song of all time

[@musicmaker4jesus566]

Yep,, Buckle up!!!! George is one of best son writers EVER!!

[@darryndifrancesco8346]

You got it. So many don’t because they are more interested in looking like they’re into the song than truly listening. If there’s one thing you can count on in a country song is that it will be straightforward. There will be symbolism in parts but what you hear is what is meant. This song, the greatest country song of all time, is so perfect in its simplicity. The songwriters weaved a story of heartbreak and real love. George Jones was the perfect voice for this song. This song will make you cry (man or woman) every time if you have any soul, any feelings at all.

[@nihasasedit3080]

My dad was shot in Detroit. My mom played this for the next year after he passed away. It took a month before i could watch your reaction. RIP Papa & now Mum.

[@mattemal6054]

When she left him, He said he’d love her til he died. But she said “you’ll forget in time” but he didn’t. He pined for her for decades until he died. Then she came to see him one last time: at his funeral

[@carolthompson3530]

BP, you are a very special young man to understand and appreciate these beautiful and meaningful “old” songs and artists performing them . People relate to these song stories and always have and always will!

[@emmamckee2795]

The # 1 Country Music song of all time!!! You got it right...and "They put a wreath upon his door" is a symbol of someone who just died! "First time I'd seen him smile in years"...was because he never smiled, because it was unrequited Love...and when you die the funeral home can make it look like you are smiling!!! Best song, I so love it AND George Jones! BTW he was s serious Alcoholic, and partly why is skin was "weathered".....

[@elizabethseals2001]

I'm 41 now, but I've thought this was the best song of all time since I was really young. I'm so glad you understood the meaning of this song. No other reactors do.

[@CarolWendleton]

He was my favorite singer for 50 years. Loved that voice!

[@perfectlyimperfect628]

They used to place a wreath on the door of ppl that passed away & also back than they used to lay the bodies out right in the house. This was my Dad's Favorite singer, that twang country that I couldn't stand growing up but now that my Dad's passed away I find myself listening to George Jones more and more!!!

[@michaelwheeling7422]

A tear jerker no matter how many times you listen to it.

[@bite-sizedshorts9635]

An even sadder song is "Don't Make Me Go To Bed And I'll Be Good" by Roy Acuff. Here's a video which uses random TV footage accompanied by the original record's sound: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqe8Y6KimceUhpo

[@amandaparks3053]

Such an old school country classic. George Jones is a country legend. This is when they wrote their own songs, and music came from the heart. You've just listened to one of the most famous country songs ever written.

[@jareds2273]

First line: He said I’ll love you til I die. 😭it’s that real love

[@waynemann4708]

You were pretty much spot on! Ol George is the King of Country. I remember when first understood that song.

[@christinalehman8862]

love him and this song.. when people realize what this is about their mouth drops.. sad but beautiful..

[@addiejohnson2322]

George Jones is my all time favorite and so is this song. This song describes exactly mine and my late husband’s life. It hurts so bad ever time I hear it. He didn’t know I have never stopped loving him.

[@JonBrew]

George Jones = one of the Kings of country music

[@jeanette761]

He was called “ No Show George “ a wonderful song writer and performer, an alcoholic and would miss his concerts from being drunk. But we all loved him. Various relationships, married to Tammy Wynette, and sang with her even tho they were divorced . The OG of country music. Was a sad day when he passed. It’s worth checking out his and Tammy’s classics.

[@doncollins786]

Hand s down, the greatest Country song ever written.

[@sdw3355]

One of my top favorite songs! Listen to him on a regular basis.

[@thuneeby2092]

I can’t hear this without crying. My mom had NPD and was unable to love another person. My dad loved her dearly. They divorced in 82 and he passed in 2011. And he did love her til the day he died.

[@GabrielleMottern]

...seriously breaking my heart...get it❤to you

[@adrianecaron6836]

Had a client that loved George Jones . This became my favorite GJ song. He said I'll love you til I die and did. Epic

[@michaelfowler2355]

If you liked this one. Another great song of George Jones is titled Who is gonna fill their shoes.

[@GabrielleMottern]

...yup...ofcorse

[@kathiedawn7529]

Need to do this one!

[@DaddyAJ084]

One of my favorite George Jones songs. You nailed it the story. Also, thank you for sharing the story of your parents. That touched me as much as this song.

[@ms.lisamarie82]

Before i hit play. Gonna say it now. I know this song and what it was about. If this makes me cry again for the 103rd time😂.

[@lizreynolds4554]

YES Sir! He did love her till he died. The Wreath is on his door. George has an AMAZING VOICE, recognizable Always. He sang a lot with Tammy Wynette. Please check out a lot of his songs. One of my favorites is: Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes! Watch the Official Video, PLEASE. 😊🎉🙏🌹💖🍀🤟🦓🤗 LIZ

[@debramazelin40]

It's a wreath on the door, typically in black flowers.. no matter how many times I hear this song, it brings tears.

[@randywissler9923]

Pretty much considered the greatest country song of all-time!!!

[@valerielynn7256]

Oh you hit the Gold mine u let the possum loose George Jones one of the greatest of all time when you go through his catalog music there’s so many great stories and songs one-of-a-kind

[@tabathawagner9887]

That man loved her just as he said he would. It a beautiful song about what love is.

[@tammyulgen6043]

She left him and told him he would get over her in time... but he never did. He just pined for her until his final day.

[@Sherbert89]

George Jones served time. She had left him at some point. He never stopped loving him. She came back to see him one last time, at his funeral.

[@shelbyallen3794]

So sorry about your mom! This song is a true country classic! I love it so much ❤️

[@TheKfail1]

Why do I cry every time. He said I'll you til I die, right from the start.

[@queenjayneapproximately]

Me too. Every darn time

[@lisaharrigan1370]

Good Ole Classic Tear Jerker Country! One of the most classic and most heard old country songs ever! Old country is very simple and almost sounds backwards but all you need is a simple story and a grest voice that resonates with everyone, He Stop Loving Her Today, even the title resonates with everyone and once you fnd out he died that just seals the deal!

[@elizabethfranco1284]

He and former wife the late Tammy Wynette were the country music power couple back in the 60’s and 70’s both had solo careers and were also a duet,they were known as The President and First Lady.

[@debbieburton7886]

❤

[@williambowman2326]

You got it on the first time. Excellent. So many people miss the point. The song is epic and add George Jones… this is a true classic. You said he looks like he has seen some stuff…. That is an understatement. His life was a Country Western song incarnate.

[@dsusan17]

George Jones is COUNTRY MUSIC! Back in the day if someone died they would put a black wreath on the house door or business

[@katherinethegreat]

We still do in Tennessee...

[@PsulOrtiz]

Firehouses still put purple and black bunting up when a fireman/woman/person dies. At least in Chicago. (Bunting being long, wide ribbons of material, draped across the front of a building/doorways in loose swags as decorative symbols of mourning.)

[@DonnaWilson-l2t]

One of the greatest songs ever written 💖💖❤️💖💝 Their are other great songs but this is definitely one of the greatest songs y😢😢😮😮❤❤❤

[@joshuatackett4985]

George Jones was a legend. So many hits “The Race Is On, If Drinking Don’t kill me, White Lighting”. And there is plenty more. Such a talented singer.

[@lisafayepranger8561]

This is the song that absolutely makes me think of my dad. Can't hear it without crying. Glad you found it!

[@DeadManWalking89]

7:30 If you haven't already, give "Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes?" a shot. I recognize that thumbnail anywhere. It's the bottom right one.

[@theminifarminggroomer7871]

Yes do this one