Rapper FIRST time REACTION to REO Speedwagon - Can't Fight This Feeling! What hairstyle is this…

[@MoonlightDagger]

REO Speedwagon (REO pronounced as individual letters) was a light motor truck first produced in 1915, and manufactured up until the 1950s. The R.E.O. Speedwagon was the ancestor of the pickup truck, and the letters R.E.O. come from Ransom E. Olds who designed the truck, and was the founder of Oldsmobile.

[@rubyslippers8215]

Absolutely cool info! TY for sharing. This is why I love hanging out here!😀

[@GTLyons]

good knowledge...

[@scottiesrockmaggie6279]

It wa also manufactured in Illinois; where all the original band members came from.

[@clasmaster1471]

48 years old and I did not know that after listening to them my whole life. And being a car enthusiast. Thank you!

[@Cchan53]

Hmm..interesting factors 👍🎶

[@anissia1210]

Please listen to Time for Me to Fly, Take it on the Run, Keep on Loving You, Roll with the Changes, Ridin' the Storm Out are just a few of their amazing songs!! Please explore the REO Speedwagon rabbithole!!! They're an amazing band!

[@aura81295]

Time for Me to Fly is a perfect follow up to Can''t Fight this Feeling. Young love choices - is it the right one or the wrong one? All of these are great lyrical stories with that R.E.O. sound. ❤

[@i_am_yahouza]

You could have just said listen to " you can tune a piano, but you can't tuna fish". One of the best LP's ever!

[@nataliedegruyl7815]

​Time for me to Fly is my divorce song​@aura81295

[@andyh4224]

@@anissia1210 Superman was the original singer!!!!!!!!!

[@sassypatty2666]

@@i_am_yahouzaAnd one of my first.

[@jvvoid]

Take It On The Run is one of my all-time faves.

[@Emilie-one]

Same

[@jessicacoleman4673]

Mine too!

[@jvvoid]

@@jessicacoleman4673 Good taste in music Jessica!!

[@simondobson1980]

The irony is back in the day bands made music but couldn’t make videos, nowadays bands can’t make music but can make videos

[@jonahhex8178]

Video killed the radio star. Sad but true.

[@nateeller2748]

REO is one of the most underrated groups of all time! Their lead singer and guitarist are top five all time, in my opinion!

[@karensamuel1139]

I had always loved this group ❤❤❤❤

[@anissia1210]

Honey I'm 55, graduated high school in 1987. Bands made videos for MTV, and to this day alot of videos don't make sense. We gave up trying to figure out the videos, and we just jammed to the songs. BTW his hair looks alot better in the light, you'll be able to tell it's a normal haircut.

[@tonyclements1147]

Exactly, hardly anyone made a video that connects with the song.

[@sassypatty2666]

@@tonyclements1147I year older and expensive

[@anessalyn1035]

Hate to tell you this, but REO Speedwagon is an American Rock band from Champaign, IL. They started in 1967 and were still going in the 80s.

[@marybrant9586]

Still going now

[@stlmopoet]

Went to college there. Didn't know that was their home turf.

[@mikebzdusek8754]

And they are named after a cR😊

[@marklynn3994]

Had many brushes with them in my years in Champaign 73-79. Good dudes. They always had great hair LOL. You gotta check 157 riverside Avenue (Live Version please). Incredible.

[@tonydelapa1911]

⁠@@marklynn3994strongly agree with 157 Riverside Ave. That entire double LP live album was (IS) so great. Unbelievably clean recording, especially for its time. Wore a couple copies out.

[@eloisecarlin8695]

Well, I spit my water out on the guitar solo and hairdo remarks 😅I needed that

[@grammybeatrice7081]

Snorted my sip of water onto a very unhappy cat! Fiasco indeed.

[@Laniefj]

I woke the dog up. Even he had to look at the hair. Hair bands of the 80's.

[@angelado3]

Me too- Loved it ! 🤣😂

[@tfrank1326]

One thing I'd like to point out. I'm an 80's kid and I love the music to this day, but we were still trying to figure out how to put together music videos. 😜

[@TheMack]

Agreed. And mullets, good and bad, were everywhere! 😀

[@R777-RLM]

You said it. Most of them were something the director of the video threw together, because most had no interest in doing them. Of course, that had to change, and did.

[@goosebump801]

Exactly.

[@starlight6325]

Absolutely. When MTV began, every weird video that could be thought of was produced...🤣

[@francescamoore8463]

Ditto 😊

[@Stephanie-ik1vq]

If you like REO, you should also check out The Little River Band with songs like Reminiscing, Cool Change, Lady, and much more. Like REO, they were huge back in the late 70s, early 80s. I was lucky enough to see both in concert, and they were 🔥!

[@ruthlafler5622]

Thanks for jostling my memory of Little River Band "Reminiscing."

[@debbeys]

Saw LRB and Ambrosia in concert several years back…great night

[@shelleyjackson8793]

I'm 60 years old and have a son that was born the month before you. But I just love watching the youngsters reacting to the music I loved from the seventies and eighties.

[@valkyrie757]

They have some excellent bangers! Riding the Storm Out, Don't Let Him Go, Roll With the Changes to start!

[@clasmaster1471]

Yeah roll with the changes is a jam! It’s a good inspirational song and a good driving song!

[@NativeNYerChicHK]

This is off one of the best albums of all time. These guys are the real deal.

[@michaelvielhaber9342]

The Wheels Are Turnin’ album? It’s a good album, but one of the best of all time?

[@honestone490]

The single reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and held the top spot for three consecutive weeks from March 9 to March 23, 1985. It was the group's second and last number-one hit on the U.S. charts (the first being 1980's "Keep on Loving You." The group is phenomenal.

[@tonydelapa1911]

@@michaelvielhaber9342 I think she may have meant the double LP live album You Get What You Play For. That was a monster hit and a terrific recording and performance IMHO

[@Bijou2013]

The REO is pronounced as individual letters rather than a word. R E O Speedwagon. Great band and really great voice!

[@glassontherocks]

Oreo?

[@stephenstrudwick8095]

REO Speedwagon was one of the first rock bands to score big with power ballads in the '80s. They had the good fortune of being one of the hottest bands in America when MTV launched on August 1, 1981, so the network played their videos, even though they were low-budget affairs. With director Bruce Gowers, they shot four videos in one day, including the clip for one of their greatest songs "Keep On Loving You," which lead singer Kevin Cronin said "made us look like even bigger dorks than we were." 😅

[@lisawhisper2504]

We saw REO Speedwagon and Styx in concert earlier this year. Fantastic concert. The hair is now grey and cut short. He still has the wonderful voice.

[@deniackeridge5273]

Got to see the 2 of them with Loverboy a couple of years back. Great show.

[@allenruss2976]

Was wondering when you'd get to them. You sound out the individual letters R.. E.. O. Speedwagon. REO was a truck manufacturer in the 30s. They wanted to pay homage to them. Check out their song Riding the storm Out. You won't be disappointed. Take it on the Run is another great one

[@highpath4776]

sometimes we called them REOs in the UK. Indeed fast , light . chassis imported (dont think we made them under licence) in the 1930s.

[@cmoplay1]

Early MTV videos were pretty silly. The bands usually had no input. This is a great band. There are tons of live stuff out there that you might enjoy.

[@Cchan53]

Not all live stuff is up to snuff...depending on the band ,the talent ,the decade, and the toll of constant touring and partying. I've been to many many shows of THE GREATS and believe some ,disappointing.

[@valkyrie757]

The best rock ballad of the eighties: Sister Christian by Nightranger. You'll love it, I promise!

[@CAbrell69]

Facts!

[@rebeccacurtis6680]

I love that song. However, there are plenty of other awesome 80s rock ballads. One that I'd prefer over "Sister Christian" would be "Still Loving You" by Scorpions. Another one that comes to mind is "Alone Again" by Dokken. "Alone" by Heart is beautiful, too. Then there's probably my favorite of all..."The Search is Over" by Survivor (1984). All really awesome songs.

[@MikiraAliason]

I second this one!! This is an awesome song!

[@aaroncote6750]

Agree, Night Ranger was as talented as any band and while they had several hits to me they always seemed to be underrated/appreciated.

[@martipeterson4079]

​@@rebeccacurtis6680Klaus has an amazing voice, still loving you is a beautiful song. All those ballads are great, but scorpions killed it

[@chelseahaley8350]

Another great band with endless amounts of amazing songs!! Take it in the run, Ridin the storm out, Keep on loving you, Time for me to fly, & Roll with the changes are a few of their bigger hits! Someone else I think u would enjoy is Steely Dan! Do it again, Rikki don't lose that number, Hey Nineteen, My old school, Reelin in the years, Deacon blues, Peg....Another band with endless bangers!!

[@amelirachelmcqueen]

He will love ‘Time for me to Fly’ as much as he’s into lyrics! Love REO… they still have it too. I saw them a couple years ago.

[@monchorga]

REO Speedwagon are from Champaign, Illinois. I saw REO live in concert March 22, 2024. These guys rocked the house. REO is one of those bands who sound better live than on the record. If REO comes to your area, please make plans to go. You'll have a great time. When most groups disbanded, or stopped touring altogether, REO Speedwagon never stopped touring. They have been going hard at it for 50 years or more, year after year. Kevin Cronin is the lead singer, and he will be 73 years old in October. He still sounds good and his guitar playing is still on point. They are currently on tour with Train, when I saw them they were touring with Rick Springfield who also rocked the house as well. One of the best concerts I've been to. Their lead guitar player the late great Gary Richrath is by far the best guitar player out of all the rest, who has never gotten the credit or recognition which he deserves. Kevin Cronin, when he sings, his proper enunciation of his words when he sings is fantastic (mind blowing to most), (listen to Roll With The Changes and you'll hear what I'm talking about). Which makes him such a great singer. Do check out Roll With The Changes (a great driving down the road song), Keep On Loving You (a number 1 song on the charts, also Can't Fight This Feeling reached number 1 on the charts as well), Take It On The Run, Time For Me To Fly, One Lonely Night, Don't Let Him Go, That Ain't Love, Keep Pushin', Ridin' The Storm Out (written by Gary Richrath after they were snowed in during a snow storm in Colorado after a show), Golden Country, Live Every Moment, Variety Tonight, In Your Letter, Here With Me, Back On The Road Again (Bassist Bruce Hall wrote this song and does the lead vocals on this song). The list of REO Speedwagon songs is deep. Ride the storm out with REO, more songs for you to add to your playlist (GAURANTEED).

[@BridgeIV]

We were the first generation to make music videos, a BIG learning curve! Just listen to the music, R.E.O.!

[@amydavies2529]

I found some of my mom's old vinyls. REO Speedwagon was in there. Lots of great vinyls. Time for me to fly is awesome.

[@melaniewestunfiltered]

Original MTV and VH1 videos when they first started and we were finding our way. These guys and Chicago are two of my favorite bands. Oh, and Starship/ Jefferson Airplane. That hairdo is a mullet.

[@SherriCalton]

You have killed me over the hair🤣🤣🤣REO was BIG back in the day. Lots of great songs to dig into.

[@noradeclark9283]

Wow. thank you. Someone finally reacted to REO!!! It's R E O Speedwagon. lol

[@tiaelina1090]

Yep I love 70’s and 80’s music. I loved ice skating to REO, especially the love ballads with my crush. Brings back so many good memories

[@alisummers7984]

I saw them in concert 2 years ago- they sounded just as good!! Lead singer still hits the vocals!!

[@1949rgs]

You cracked me up with the commentary on the hair style! I was literally laughing as I watched.

[@TNgirl546]

I grew up in Paris, IL and this small little band played at our fair. That small little band was REO Speedwagon. It was before they became famous and I remember my best friend and I were amazed and said "those guys will definitely be famous one day".

[@channonskinner50]

I got to hear them about 10 years ago. The lead singer's voice is just as clear and beautiful as it was ever was. And the best part was the audience sang every song with them.

[@susiealles5878]

Ridin the Storm Out is one of my favorite REO songs. Huge banger.

[@TheGrimeFamily]

I use to sing this song every day walking home from school grade 9. 80’s were the best of times

[@andrewsilvia7773]

Great reaction...Steely Dan...Black Cow, Deacon Blues, AJA...amazing vocals, instrumentals, story telling...jazz

[@stephenstrudwick8095]

REO Speedwagan's "Keep On Loving You" is an amazing #1 hit power ballad featured in numerous films, beginning with the 1982 coming-of-age comedy movie "The Last American Virgin." The song fits so well with the plot/context of this movie.

[@Ontheroxxwithsalt]

REO still tours. I've seen them in Wes Palm Beach probably 5 times over the years at our amphitheater with everybody from Poison, to Kiss, to Styx. Great summertime tradition to go see a bunch of 70's and 80's bands playing together.

[@kathieovercash8414]

One of my favorite groups. Kevin Cronin has such a great voice. So many incredible songs. Time For Me To Fly. Roll With The Changes. Blazin Your Own Trail Again. Great in concert.

[@williamparrish9954]

please do more REO Speedwagon they have so many great songs you should do music man take it on the run time for me to fly don't let him go

[@moffprof02]

This album was on repeat my entire middle school days. One of the best of all time.

[@Trish-ql9kz]

A great power ballad.. love this

[@SilverSurfer918]

Gary Richrath is one of my favorite guitarists. Great song, great band.

[@noradeclark9283]

Gary looks so young here....haha

[@deniackeridge5273]

He's missed. He was one hell of a guitartist.

[@Magic-xe6cf]

The band's name is R E O Speedwagon. I watched an interview of the band several years ago. The REO stands for rapid eye movement.

[@Linda-w8d]

You absolutely cracked me up with your comments to us about pausing in the middle of the solo.....we give you such a hard time.....we love you....we really do....but we are like a grandmother who never hesitates to give out criticism.....

[@brandonjones1349]

Its an Old Truck manufacturer. Pronounced R..E...O...speedwagon Peg. Nice pick....great song and react man !☘️

[@TerryL421]

Really love this band! REO Speedwagon ( the REO is said as individual letters not one word) was formed in Champaign, IL in 1967. The have a lot of great songs through the 70's and 80's. "Ridin' the Storm Out", "Keep Pushin'", "Roll With the Changes", "Time for Me to Fly", "Take It on the Run", "In My Dreams", "Don't Let Him Go", "That Ain't Love", and "Here with Me" are a few. I don't usually remember the names of albums, but their 7th album released in 1978 is one I always remember for it's wacky title: You Can Tune a Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fish. The cover art is a large fish with a tuning fork stuck in it's open mouth. Apparently the band wanted a title that would match the "out of the box" and stylistically diverse songs on the album.

[@billallen1307]

Tough Guys. Actually almost every song on Hi-Infidelity.

[@danielbenincasa770]

Yes! REO! From my home State, Illinois. I saw them at Alpine Valley. Great group.

[@garyseven5791]

Congratulations on your new baby girl. God bless you and yours.

[@deniackeridge5273]

Jump down the rabbit hole with this group. Great catalog. Mr. Richrath is greatly missed. You won't be disappointed.

[@clasmaster1471]

REO Speedwagon is performing this Fourth of July with a bunch of bands. They’re still doing it.

[@scottrooney6937]

When I first heard it as a senior in high school it made me think of a girl I had a crush on. Now that I’m a father of 4 I think it is a band that realizes that they miss their kid’s life too much as they were touring. Great band and great song. Love your channel.

[@joankisloski6972]

Kevin Cronin said about his hair was 'do was more of a 'mull-fro'...equal parts mullet and Afro" Yes, He's American LOL

[@hectorsmommy1717]

I have a special place in my heart for REO. In 1971 they were just starting to go regional and my HS hired them for the Homecoming dance (my brother did their lighting). A few years later they were bigger and I saw them at my University (1975 IIRC). A few more years and they were huge and I saw them headlining Summerfest in Milwaukee. We kind of grew up together.

[@victoriameklund7534]

I saw R.E.O. Speedwagon 8 times in consert...love that band

[@DonaldMiller-xh9ce]

Welcome to the 80s hair band era

[@Teresia12]

Not just 80s love. They started in late 60s and we loved them in the 70s. The 70s taught the young 80s hair bands how to do it. 70s had the hair long before.

[@Morgaine]

They were never a hair band, just basic hard rock until the mandate that all metal bands must have a ballad. This is theirs, and it was crazy popular. "Riding the Storm Out" is more their wheelhouse.

[@Morgaine]

Perms were popular in the 70s & 80s. Why are you so judgemental? Different times, different styles, Music videos were a brand new thing,

[@pahbradley]

I love this group...

[@sarafrey3163]

I just saw them live on the 21st. Sounded great🔥🔥. Timeless music!

[@stevesnow315]

You probably heard this on TV. It's played on the Tums commercials. These guys were the sh.t. They were a hit machine. 🤟

[@ldy1va]

I saw them for the last time at a concert on the Navy base in Va Beach. I remember this so well. They were singing this song and beach balls were being tossed around. One made it to Kevin, the lead singer and he pointed directly at me, toss the ball to me and I was in heaven!! 18 years later I STILL have that ball. I think I have seen. REO 5 times in concert

[@reddrockingeezer]

I knew Gary Richrath from 1965 in Peoria, IL when he was a member of the Suburban 9 to 5. When I was a student at Eastern Illinois University in 1970 - 1974 I would drive up to Champaign to see REO Speedwagon at Chances R, a college bar. When the band released their first album, with Terry Luttrell on lead vocals, Circus Magazine gave it a full 5 star rating, stating " Play it 'tiĺ the grooves wear out". When REO Two came out, with Kevin Cronin on vocals, every song was great. I still don't know why the album wasn't a smash hit. Kevin left and the third album, Lost in a Dream, had Michael Murphy on lead vocals. "Ridin' the Storm Out" was released, but wasn't a hit. Michael left and Kevin returned. Only with the release of their live double album, You Get What You Play For, after endless touring, did the band achieve real success. I grew to resent Kevin Cronin because he took the hard rock edge off of REO and pushed the band into the ballad era. I now recognize that the radio format dictated the need, as the ladies love of ballads drove sales and hits. Ultimately, Kevin's direction was correct, but Gary slipped in as many hard edges as he could. If you want to hear the best of Gary and REO, listen to REO TWO, and the live album. Especially the song "Golden Country".

[@marklynn3994]

Oh man Chances R! Gargled more than a few barley pops in there back in the day LOL

[@NO1AEROFAN]

I always loved Ridin the Storm Out

[@trevahamby2934]

Saw them in the 80's. Fantastic group and this is the first time I've ever seen the video. My all-time favorite group ever!

[@SassyIndian]

I live in North central Wisconsin. Growing up, our county fair had REO Speedwagon play every year. I remember going and seeing them every year growing up. I'm 46 now and still ❤ REO 🤘🤘

[@stevehamilton8824]

Great band. One of those bands that were part of the Arena Rock groups from the 70's and into the mid 80's. This included bands like Journey, Foreigner, Styx and others. Their sound was classic rock n roll. They played incredibly live and sounded great without all of the technology. R.E.O Speedwagon had a lot of hits - "Take it on the Run", "Keep on Loving You", "Roll with the Changes", "Back on the Road Again" and more. Keep going down this rabbit hole.

[@stevenewcomer8837]

“Golden Country”, “Riding the Storm Out”, “Being Kind Can Hurt Someone Sometimes”, and “Roll With the Changes”, are just a few of their classics! The late Gary Richrath was an amazing guitarist. You must hear his solos on “Golden Country”. Link below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/foObdKGOo51_j5Isi=7yUdBQCkVKttY10M

[@karlweir3198]

I love this song, definitely playlist material ❤

[@Christy_Abner]

It’s R.E.O. Speedwagon I’m 61 and loved the eighties music. They are from America. 🇺🇸 lol

[@aaroncote6750]

Oh, yeah, and the song you were thinking about was “Jessie’s Girl” from Rick Springfield. Another guitar singer/song writer musician who played in a movie “Hard to Hold” in the 80’s.

[@deachristiancatlady5435]

I LOVE REO!!!!!!!

[@Morgaine]

R - E - O Speedwagon was so much fun - they had some great songs. I wrote a good review of them for a music magazine & got 2 responses - one was a guy who said he never heard of anyone who liked them, and the other was an invitation to join their mailing list. They sold millions of albums.

[@sylc8241]

Kevin Cronin, singer. "Time for me to Fly" Reo Speedwagon

[@i_am_yahouza]

My favorite song of theirs

[@ls1959]

Roll with the changes, one of the best uptempo songs in rock history.

[@joanndowers5080]

I loved Kevin's hair back in the day. I wish it still looked like that but we all get older and it all changes. I truly love REO!!!!! ❤

[@TheMadeofhonor]

R.E.O has so many great hits. Journey and R.E.O. were my favorite bands for some time. I wore out several Albums of theirs. Kevin Cronin has a lovely voice.

[@garykephart]

I grew up with this music, but I mostly listened on the radio, so on a lot of reactions, including this one, this is the first time I've seen the video.

[@imitalian1963]

Got a great giggle when you stopped at the guitar solo and made the face. Thanks for making my day...

[@cc-hk5ih]

Nothing like this sound for me to revisit my 80s teenage self aaah. Lots of angst and crushes and power ballads! And yes lots of bad hair days LOTS and music videos that didnt make sense but we loved them and they were new!

[@vpartx1957]

Free concerts at the DuQuoin, Illinois State Fair every year in the 90's. They are just as great in person--epic

[@Laniefj]

R.E.O. Speedwagon. They are the band that you can sing the loudest to, good or bad, sing along with that song!! I'm singing loud and proud with my pretend microphone 🎤 😂 I had to close my eyes so I wouldn't see that crazy video. I love your reaction!! The hair 😂😂😂

[@vjallman1872]

157 Riverside Avenue is my favorite. Pissed me off whenever I went to one of their concerts but didn't play it

[@marypittman5821]

Riding the Storm out....Keep Pushing...

[@daveray44]

Saw Kevin Cronin (R.E.O) with Chicago at the Puyallup Fair in WA State. Was a very good time! Kevin had just broke his leg but there isn't a cast in the world that can hold him back! To close things out, he joined Chicago on stage to play each other's music. Loved every moment

[@ghandigidget]

REO is an amazing band of the 80's along with all the other power ballads that that decade was known for. Yes, BIG hair was the style in the 80's. I heard this song was actually about the lead singer's crush on a friend or co-band member's wife. Please listen to Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes", Peter Cetera "Next Time I Fall" he sang with Amy Grant, "Glory of Love", and "Forever Tonight" with Crystal Bernard. Phil Collins: "Against All Odds", "Another Day in Paradise" and "Come With Me" (written to his son), and "One More Night".

[@FrankMoscato-gq9jc]

Great rock band I saw them two years ago and they could still put on a good show

[@AnnaMarie66]

I was OBSESSED with them as a teenager!!🥰♥️

[@Cchan53]

When you want to react again to a song with both beautiful music and lyrics play Leeann Womack's " I HOPE YOU DANCE" ...country singer but the message or words can relate to everyone no matter what genre of music you like...truly a beautiful song!

[@mlbw1966]

Saw R E O in 1988 fromt center seat ( lol not sitting) after the concert of R E O the drummer came directly to me, people were reaching for it wanting to snap up thst drum stick , he shock his no mah no jad hamded it to me directly. That drum stick ahd Had AL THE L R E O SPEEDWAGON SINGERS BAND AUTOGRAPHS ON THE STICK Still have my REO SPEEDWAGON DRUM STICK !!! my son was born in in 1990 and then I put on his Boy Stuff Shelve ❤❤❤❤1980s FFR ROCK!!!

[@sammymarcy6029]

I also saw REO Speedwagon in Memphis Tennessee at the mid-south coliseum back in the early 80's

[@cathryndubbs4893]

I laughed so hard at your description of his hair and his "tie without a neck" 😂

[@aura81295]

"Jesse's Girl" was around the same time period but different artist - Rick Springfield. You are definitely getting better at putting sounds in a generalized time line. So glad you chose to expand your musical experience. 👏

[@yasuyasu4624]

It was a song I loved as a child. Of course, I still love it now.

[@Proud.American58]

Check out REO’s live version of “Like You Do”. Then go down their rabbit hole for “Time For Me to Fly”, “Blazin’ Your Own Trail Again”, “Take It on the Run”, “Keep On Loving You”, “Lucky For You”, “Tough Guys” and more

[@margaretschorfheide5952]

Yes, yes, yes!! My favorite all-time from REO is Like You Do, even though it never made the charts. Saw them in concert many many times, having grown up in IL. Went to church with the keyboard player’s family.

[@Proud.American58]

@@margaretschorfheide5952 that’s terrific! I saw them at Jones Beach in NY the summer b4 Covid - they opened for Chicago. Great summer night !!!

[@watrandy99]

REO is bangers; Riding the Storm Out next ... band formed in Champaign, Illinois; They and Styx (from Chicago, Illinois) tour a lot together.

[@cog4life]

Such a GREAT song! 🎶 That’s R. E. O. Speedwagon. 👍🏼

[@teriboyer7684]

One of the best 80s bands

[@netwinters5943]

Great band! Try Roll With the Changes. My favorite.

[@AuntK68]

My absolute favorite band from my high-school days, and I still love 'em 40 years later! And you think this video is weird, check out the one they did for I Do' Wanna Know. 😂

[@denicedews8854]

Great reaction! I'm a 68 year old female. I remember this song back in the day. Good song but not one of my favorites. You had me laughing all the way through this! Thanks for the smiles!

[@BB-yh5rd]

Saw these guys live, finally, a while back. Huge sound live and one of those bands you know all of the songs' words without really thinking about it. Lot of my music comes from a couple of my aunts that weren't shockingly older than me and friends whose older sisters who had sizable music collections. REO has a ton of really great songs.

[@kennywilkus1632]

Champaign Illinois’ finest! My uncle used to room with a couple of these guys when he got back from Vietnam. An incredibly underrated band!

[@auralfixxation6702]

REO Speedwagon was my very first concert and were a different band from when this song was released. Oh and the band Angel opened for them back in 1978. Anyway you should react to the Angel song called "The Fortune". Quite the journey of a song.

[@terryconnelly484]

I think you will like their song.Roll with the changes , it rocks