REACTION TO Richard Marx - Hazard (Official Music Video) THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS

[@kwirishman]

The sherif did it!

[@MikeHorror67]

The Sheriff is actually long time actor Robert Conrad (who was pretty well known 1960's-1980's).

[@dianeritthaler7792]

It was that slimey sheriff

[@jaccilowe3842]

The sheriff took photos of them together at the beginning when you were fooling around...so he did it.

[@bonnielee78]

great song. I also love his songs 'Satisfied', 'Right here waiting', 'should have known better' and 'Endless Summer nights'. He was a staple on radio & music videos during my childhood in the 80's and 90's.

[@IamSammy1]

This is such a great story song….always loved it

[@kachdragonfly]

I wrote n entire movie based on this song....still trying to sell it to a producer.

[@squeaky1374]

One of my favourite tracks from the early ‘90’s, thanks Dei! Great reaction guys, Richard Marx is a legend, Right Here Waiting is well worth a listen, just gorgeous 💕

[@kirilcherry7612]

They should ve made a full movie with this video and Rush video keanureeves and paula abdul too

[@hibhibb5429]

I Love this song. Check out "CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT", "RIGHT HERE WAITING", "HOLD ON TO THE NIGHT", "SHOULD'VE KNOWN BETTER", "DON'T MEAN NOTHING". Richard Marx has some great songs.

[@cyberash3000]

there is a SECOND official video for this song that tells you thestory from the sherriffs side

[@toniboydston2744]

Endless Summer Nights is my favourite ❤️

[@ChrisLloyd-g5q]

g'day from an Australian in Vietnam but going home tomorrow - I always thought it was the sheriff who killed Mary

[@anthem47]

I was so excited to hear you name drop The Midnight by the way. Absolutely phenomenal group...if there are tracks left you think you haven't heard you should totally do reactions to them. They just toured Australia in March - saw them in Melbourne!

[@petershapland81]

As the video shows the sheriff did it.

[@ranger9ranger-pf7fn]

80s song are all art. Thats why its stays forever

[@shenoashbay1361]

He's very good friends with John Farnham and has supported John at jonhn's ❤concerts a couple of times. They both speak well of each other.

[@kazz3956]

Remember it well. Hi from Australia.

[@michaelparsons5299]

'Hazard' is from Richard Marx's third studio album, Rush Street (1991), and the single was released on January 28, 1992. His music is a cross over from the late 80's into the 90', and beyond! I saw Richard Marx in in 1989 in a theatre in Sydney (Aussie) and he sang rendition of some Beatles songs A Cappella. It was simply remarkable!

[@happynappy]

Are you both pissed drunk? It would seem so. 😅

[@lanaprowse3269]

It was definitely the cop because he was following her and she was shocked when she turned around and the guy that was blamed for it left his scarf tangled up in the bush and the cop was following her and taking pictures of her and the guy that liked her wouldn't have stayed there knowing he would get the fault for it and he would have taken the scarf with him so the scarf was left on her to frame him

[@malachistillettoe8434]

80s had a lot of huge ballads

[@IamSammy1]

*1991 😉

[@SunShine-qk4rb]

This had a profound effect on me growing up.glad to see you enjoying it

[@mcina001]

If you guys want to hear Richard Marx power vocals, I suggest reacting to a lesser known hit of his-“Chains Around My Heart.”

[@adnap]

I honestly think that you guys would appreciate just about anything Richard Marx does, (As musicians) because he’s legit, he authentic and he’s an amazing songwriter. He has written songs for the likes of Josh Groban and NSYNC, and has many hits of his own. I think you guys would like Don’t Mean Nothin, and Right Here Waiting. You guys are great. Keep rockin'.

[@wilburtoo4897]

It's not the 80's, it's the 90's.

[@chrisoakley5830]

The man playing the Sheriff is Hollywood legend Robert Conrad from the 1960s tv show The Wild Wild West.

[@ILuvMeezers]

There is a 2nd part video that hints to what actually happened... loved this song so much

[@iuriverdesca4184]

i dare say the Midnight are inspired by songs like "you belong to the city" and that cool type of sound

[@MikeHorror67]

Close to the 80's but technically the album this came from was Richard Marx's 1991 album Rush Street.

[@haydenwittig8877]

Endless Summer Nights.

[@acoronado2728]

Sheriff killed Mary. He’s an ominous figure in most the video

[@Dolthara]

Cutting hair is a common act of grief in literature

[@trevorjames426]

He’s a descendant of Groucho Marx!

[@SuperBigblue19]

I like this video but what is Major "Pappy" Boyington from Baa Baa Black Sheep doing in it?

[@peterm4486]

I never ever heard this song and I like to think I know Richard Marx

[@patrickwells8349]

That blows me away that you haven't heard this before. I always thought of this as his signature song. It may have been a bigger hit here in Australia than elsewhere. Enjoy.

[@shellyswanner3069]

His character was a mass murderer, hear me out. In the bridge you can see that as a kid he killed his mom and her new lover because he thought she was disloyal to his dad. He was too young to understand divorce and he blamed his mom and basically saw her as a cheating wh*re. This made him have issues with women, and prone to thinking all women are disloyal cheaters (even though his mom nor Mary actually were). He thought he was in love with Mary and imagined they were together, so when he saw her with a lover he thought she was cheating on him, which triggered him to kill again. When he references the "rumors" about him in town, it was the (true) gossip that he had burned his house down as a kid and killed the 2 people, and that is why the sheriff was watching him and Mary so closely. The sheriff knew he wasn't "right" and was potentially dangerous. The final statement from Mary is her talking to Richard's character and telling her how the townspeople were (rightly) trying to warn her about him.

[@dantremitiere2122]

Yall didn’t listen to the song. Listen to the music all instruments and vocals. Most importantly the words

[@antin86]

Alright so here’s what I think happened: shows up to this small town with an absentee military father who abandons them, house catches fire while his mom’s with another guy, he bolts as a kid and refuses the consolation of the adults. Suspicion is thereon cast on him. He and Mary are close but it’s not physically intimate. He sees her with another guy, possibly a fiancée, and bolts again, unnerved. She gets out of the car to chase after him with the sweater he left behind but he’s gone. Abusive guy in car is like “what, he matters more to you?” Conflict ensues, he kills her, sherif tries and fails to pin it on the main guy, with his trailer burned and a pariah, he trims his hair and trudges onwards with his crappy life.

[@AmpleVibrations1]

5:39 You guys haven't heard Journey?

[@farqsideways5679]

Got to love Dick Marx

[@petershapland81]

If you want the best song of the 80s you should do a song called laid by a band called James

[@DystOptimist]

1993. Good solid Welsh boys.

[@jmurray2018]

Richard Marx has only ever released two songs “Right here waiting” and “Hazard” According to KZbin, KZbin reactors and Song requesters. Prove me wrong - show me a song after his “now and forever” hit bet ya can’t! 😜

[@AussieTVMusic]

80s? it was 1991

[@antin86]

It’s sus as all get out. There are three cuts of the video that shed some more clues, but what ultimately makes it great thematically is that if he’s guilty, he’s traumatized and damaged.. maybe even delusional. If he’s innocent, he’s lived a life of straight misfortune, so to juggle those two concepts around is what gives the song that eerie mystery feel about a “not right” boy in a small town growing up to be a murder suspect

[@gershman23]

Not an 80's sound or lyrics, at all...

[@luim7]

That's not 80s, do some research before you make a video, hearing that mistake over and over made me stop watching the video