OUR HEARTS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Rod Stewart - Forever Young REACTION

[@rickdoner5181]

My favorite Rod Stewart song. My son died at 17 and I listen to this song every year on the anniversary of his passing, or when I think of him. It has a very personal meaning to me.

[@maryannturton9830]

I am so sorry to hear of your son's passing.I cannot imagine! He lives in your heart forever❣

[@rickdoner5181]

@@maryannturton9830 yes he does.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

I’m glad that the song can comfort you, God bless🙋🏻‍♀️

[@sharoncrews9442]

Hugs to you ❤️❤️❤️

[@amyhon2000]

I am so sorry for your loss. ❤️

[@Gen-X-Rising]

The most rewarding thing for a parent is watching them grow, The hardest thing for a parent is watching them grow.

[@stevenklein3195]

No truer words spoken!!

[@saxon840]

I appreciate Amber’s emotional reaction. I like seeing parents who feel that way about their kids. Not everyone had that.

[@patfranks785]

I'm a recent sub and knew she was going to get emotional. Hell, I'm a racist old white guy who grew up with this, and I welled up.

[@armymomheatherc]

@@patfranks785 color has 0 to do with this. This about being human. We are all created equal.

[@heidisprouse4290]

Still feel that way about my 23 year old baby boy every time I look at him. ❤️

[@patfranks785]

@@armymomheatherc I was being sarcastic, because everyone knows every old white guy is racist.

[@dcool2u2]

@@armymomheatherc I don't know Pat but I feel like he's making steps. He said he's a recent subscriber and he welled up watching Amber's reaction. I've got to give him some credit. Just the fact that he's admitted being old and racist, maybe being raised that way, and how he felt watching this says something. He watches Jay and Amber and it sounds like he in fact saw them as "equal" I think Jay and Amber's love and humanity really reaches out to people of all ages and races. We need to allow people time to change and grow ❤️😊

[@thumplife792]

I'm sorry, but as someone who was abandoned by both parents at 2 years old, seeing two parents love their children so much warms my heart. I keep coming back and watching this reaction.

[@joshgrant824]

I’m there with you

[@garyneilson3075]

"hold fast"! (1Thess.5 :21) And your reaction,to their reaction, is something in you that is a beautiful, "fine" thing. hold fast to it!

[@davidfreligh680]

That’s Rod Stewart’s son in the video

[@amyhon2000]

I used to sing this song and dance around with my oldest son when he was little. He remembered and (at the age of 25) asked if we could dance to this song for the mother/groom dance at his wedding in 2016. I cannot hear this song without getting misty eyed. I love this song. ❤️

[@sourisvoleur4854]

That's a beautiful story. 💖

[@RobertTaylor-cx2fg]

I am an old 67-year-old guy that can still cry when I think about how my girls have grown up so fast. Makes me wonder where I was. It just all goes by so fast. I have told my girls they will always be my babies no matter how old they are. Amber, that was such a sweet reaction. You can easily tell how full of love your heart is, especially for your family. Loved your reaction too Jay. Life is just too short.

[@buckbuchanan4902]

And that is why I am so thankful there is eternity!

[@blackprix]

My daughter is 35 years old and she’s forever young in my heart, that is absolutely true! I love this song😊😊‼️

[@mamagucci85]

Mine will be 33 on August 7th ! Blows my mind 😇😍

[@juniorjohnson9509]

I'm 68, and forever young in my mind - until my body tells me otherwise! :)

[@Diggerdog2nd]

My daughter turned 35 May 23rd. Still can see her being born like it was yesterday.

[@mamagucci85]

@@Diggerdog2nd ugh.. my grandson turned 5 on May 22nd ! Gemini all the way 😆

[@deannealbrecht774]

My oldest will be 33. I watched his gender reveal this wreaked. (Non explosive, lol). I have 2 boys. Both are wonderful men and are wonderful fathers. My job here is done. 🙏🏻

[@michaelgearhart5050]

Yes, good Lady, weeping to this song is ABSOLUTELY the appropriate response ma'am.

[@trjbrew]

This song is a universal wish from all good parents to their children. A couple other suggestions "Every Picture Tells a Story" and "Gasoline Alley".

[@vrvaughn]

And Cut Across Shorty… good suggestions Every Picture is a great song

[@pestergaines]

Don't forget ABBA: "Slipping through my fingers"

[@popsmcgee9775]

Both these songs are great recommendations. I would also put Mandolin Wind and The Killing of Georgie up there.

[@vrvaughn]

@@pestergaines How did Abba get into a Rod Stewart conversation? But you’re right, I had forgotten about Abba Slipping through my fingers. Now that you’ve brought it up I’ll have to sit quietly until I forget about them again.

[@poop_knife]

The whole "Every Picture Tells a Story" album is great. I would also add the songs, "Mandolin Wind," and "You Wear it Well."

[@AlyoshaK840]

This is my favorite song about a parent’s love for their child. Captures the next level love that one simply cannot know until having a child. There are so many more songs about romantic love than parental love but it shouldn’t be so. As much you love your spouse, siblings, your own parents, there simply is no comparison to your love for your children. Most powerful force on earth.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Rod Stewart with Jeff Beck on guitar "PEOPLE GET READY" is amaaazzing! (original video) ❤️

[@karolmoss5198]

Yes, Please! 🙏

[@poop_knife]

It was originally recorded by The Impressions, but Rod & Jeff nail it.

[@alantidwell7889]

I concur!

[@descendantoffools9767]

Great song, they would love it!

[@bullbearjeff]

Another must have!

[@toniboydston2744]

My mum loved Rod Stewart when she died my sister and I were searching for the right music for her farewell. We played some Rod and this song came on we both looked at each other and cried we knew this was the one. At her funeral we played this first and asked everyone to stand up and dance for her we laughed and cried. Thank you Rod. Still makes me sad to hear it but also happy. Miss you mum. 💜

[@garyneilson3075]

"hold fast"! (1Thess.5 :21)

[@axltyler]

That made Mama Amber cry. This song is a tearjerker.

[@poguemom3]

This one makes me sob every time. My 3 babies have grown and flown and I’d give anything to go back to those young days, if only for a moment. My mom LOVES all of the oldies Rod Stewart covered a few years back. He’s a great singer.

[@jackieknows9129]

I just know Amber went to hug the babies after this song. 😊

[@yvonnephillips3888]

True words. No matter how old your children become, they are always your baby.

[@kimcutts6153]

Rod does a cover of a Van Morrison song. It's called "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You". They are both really fabulous versions, & I would definitely recommend that you listen to them. It never fails to bring a tear to my eyes, whichever one I'm listening to. 🎶 🎵🎼🎙❤

[@vrvaughn]

That and Sailing… and his version of the Cat Steven’s song The First Cut Is The Deepest..

[@alexcampbell3032]

He murders it.

[@EmilyEmilyEmily01]

Yes! I was just thinking of looking up the mtv unplugged series. Some awesome performances

[@Daniel-Strain]

This was the 'theme song' at my high school prom (class of 1989). I thought it was corny at the time, but now I look back on it fondly and it means a lot to me. My favorite line is the 'do unto others as you'd have done to you' - not because of it directly, but because of what is around it. He's hoping the best for one he loves, and then mentions something that most people think of as a "rule". But by making it one of the good wishes for his child, it makes it clear that this isn't some top-down oppressive 'rule' but the hope that they'll live that wisdom because it is what makes for a happy peaceful life for the one who does so.

[@llavarnway1136]

Amber with her tender heart makes me cry watching her reaction. I’m so glad you guys watched this very special video, always one of my favorites.

[@jcc777]

Has always been my favorite Rod Stewart song . Great pick.

[@jackie_jrml]

You’d looove “All For Love” - Rod, Bryan Adams and Sting. All unique amazing voices that sound unbelievable together!

[@parileseadams]

Hell yes!

[@johnnyappleseed5590]

Agreed, awesome song!

[@JamesSmith-ds9yc]

Yes!

[@erinh4184]

Both a fantastic song and a fun video!

[@bullbearjeff]

A must!

[@yusergname]

I remember this being the anthem of every high school in 1988. Every dance. Every yearbook slideshow. The memories are fresh in my mind.

[@Laniefj]

"And when you finally fly away I'll be hoping that I served you well." This was my prayer for my kids. They have all flown away and I'll still feel this song.

[@dandankovic3827]

Amber your such a beautiful soul. I guarantee your parents are proud of you. This world needs more people like you guys.

[@kathybwell]

Such a touching song! My favorite parenting proverb - The days are long but the years are short.

[@richardjones7509]

I'm a 65 year old man and every time I hear this song I choke up. I reminisce to the days When my children were young And how they have grown up to be such great adults.

[@surlechapeau]

J & Amber, you'll love his "Every Picture Tells A Story" and "Downtown Train" !!!

[@quinny6920]

I do agree!

[@jessejamessimons483]

All right my babies..... When a song like this makes you feel a certain way, it's okay to be cheerful and tearful. My babies are grown and gone. May the Lord's peace be in your household ‼️💯✝️🙏🏼🛐😇👍🏼

[@lorigrif262]

Ahh yes! Downtown Train is so good!

[@LiberalsArePoop]

Tom Waits wrote and performed Downtown Train and he's also very much worth checking out.

[@J_Gamble]

Yes, Downtown Train for sure

[@amaru4029]

Great song. I like the Scottish coming through.

[@Lovejazz01]

I always knew even back then, this is one of those songs that will inspire parents for generations to come, just like it put both of you in the feels because of what you want for your children. These words are what every child needs to hear from BOTH of their parents!

[@CPny65]

Like "Cat's in The Cradle" , this song invokers an emotional reaction for many but touches those who had children on a different level.

[@alicebowman2113]

I'm glad these younger people are listening to some amazing music. I grew up with.

[@caretaker158]

Oh thank you for reacting to this one!!!!!!! Told you it’d get ya right in the feels!!!!

[@maryphillips5173]

I'm an older woman of 71 and Rod Stewart has always been my very favorite artist. I grew up with, in my opinion, the best music ever. Thanks for reacting to his music. Love your videos!

[@mikeguerrero72]

Mary, like you I'm 71 and also believe we grew up at a great time. The music during our teen years was some of the best songs recorded. THE BEATLES, THE ROLLING STONES, THE ANIMALS, ROD STEWART, THE BEACH BOYS are only a few of the groups that made so many great songs. I love seeing young faces when they realize their Grandparents had better music than they do. Love songs that were romantic not vulgar. Today they get really descriptive saying it all. Not romantic at all. Well Mary, seeing young peoples faces when they hear some of the tunes that we still love, is very rewarding. Watching them get excited when hearing LYNARD SKINARD for the first time or LED ZEPPELIN playing Stairway to Heaven. Here's hoping they get inspired to create more music like ours.

[@nancy9891]

The tenderness in this song makes it one of my favorites. He truly says the greatest wish my my children. I’m 68 years old and am a grandmother. I wish the same for my grandchildren. Amber, to see your tears so genuine, that in the end children are a gift that have only for a time and they “fly”. Thanks so much Rob Squad !!!

[@kiffliescott6109]

I have cried to this song ever since it came out. Beautiful reaction.

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

One of the most beautiful and nostalgic songs of the 80's. This one hits you right in the feels.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

This and "The Living Years" never fail to make me tear up.

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

@@sourisvoleur4854 yeah, that one is hard to listen to. Great song, but a sore subject matter for me.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

@@TheRetroManRandySavage Totally understand. Lost my dad 5 years ago and we were never as close as I would have liked.

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

@@sourisvoleur4854 sorry to hear about your father's passing. My dad isn't gone, it's just that I haven't spoken to him since my grandfather's funeral in 2007.

[@travisdurand5374]

This was one of my Mom's favorite songs. Her children and her grandchildren were her entire world. In her final days she clung to life as long and as strong as she could, for us, because she knew how hard it would be for us to be without her. She was my best friend, my biggest supporter, and I'm so very lucky to have had her

[@leighcarpenter1712]

This song is for my sons… He’s always been one of my favorites.( I cry too🙂)

[@jeneanmcbrearty4747]

My children are now middle-aged. I still have my memory and this song says it all. I see them, and sometimes stare at them, because I see them as infants, toddlers, teens and adults. They've had good and bad times, but they are the finest people I know. When people talk about heaven, I always say...I know what it is like: it is the bliss of reliving the moments I held them when they were so small. Not remembering the moments, actually reliving them.

[@kkay3784]

Rod Stewart does this smashing song that is similar enough to a Bob Dylan hit that they both agreed to share credit and royalties. Love to see you love it!

[@robinwatters6682]

Be it good or bad, a humans DEEP emotions cannot be held within long, both of you showed it, and Amber almost crying shows the most human side of us ALL.

[@Shrykespeare]

This makes six Rod Stewart songs youv'e done, and it's chronologically the last of the bunch (1988). But there are a lot of songs from the 70s, 80s, and 90s still to go. "Some Guys Have All the Luck", "Baby Jane", "Passion", "My Heart Can't Tell You No", and "The Motown Song" might be some good ones to choose for your next venture. I wondered for years if the little boy in this video was Rod's son or his nephew or something... turns out it's not. The boy's name is Alex Zuckerman. It's still a beautiful song. P.S. There is an 80s song called "Forever Young" by a German synth-pop band called Alphaville that I think you'd like. It was huge when it came out. Finally - that "awwww" face that Jay made at 2:30 is PRICELESS.

[@taniaPBear]

The red hair was a give away that it probably wasn't his son, let's face it he does have a kind of 'only blondes need apply' policy. 😂

[@Shrykespeare]

@@taniaPBear In retrospect, yeah. But what did I know? I was 19, and we didn't have Wikipedia yet. 😁 I just assumed that his wife/girlfriend/partner at the time must have been a ginger.

[@debrafarmer2393]

Also "your in my heart" from Rod Stewart

[@janethernandez724]

I just watched this finished watching this video reaction, and I was about to list some of these same songs too because Jay and Amber have not ventured into these wonderful songs from Rod Stewart yet! Good of you to post them! ☮👍

[@lethiapage4767]

@@debrafarmer2393 yep I love that one! That's from footloose and fancy free which is an amaaaaaaaaaazing album. You're insane and born loose are little known songs but so good. This is where I got on board at the ripe old age of 10. Then I back tracked and then followed that train all the way to the present time with very few disappointments in between. Rod is a cherished fav singer songwriter. Speaking of trains. Downtown train is a good one. Jay and amber will love it.

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

Rod Stewart holding and singing to..his actual Son. So beautiful..gets me emotional every time!!.

[@clg3697]

This iconic song written by Bob Dylan in the mid 1960s for his son. Many have covered this beauty and Rod Stewart is a favorite. I also love the versions by The Band, Joan Baez, The Pretenders, Meatloaf & Patti LaBelle.

[@ExperienceEric]

This is pretty big stretch to be considered a cover. Some parts of the words are a little similar but also very different and the music is radically different. More of a rewrite than a cover.

[@ptournas]

As Lion says, it's a rewrite and the music completely different. However the lyrical content and phrases are so similar that they contacted Bob Dylan before releasing it and agreed to give him ALL the royalties from the song. Rod Stewart also wrote his version for his son.

[@clg3697]

@@ExperienceEric i appreciate your facts, but Stewart shared ownership & royalties with Dylan and this is why I say the original belongs to Bob Dylan. I listen to Dylan's & Stewart's & the Band's (my very favorite) all the time

[@lethiapage4767]

This is heavily inspired by the Bob Dylan version but I wouldn't say a cover either. He changed the instrumentation, changed a lot of the lyrics, and slicked up the production. But in generous fashion when he finished it he consulted Dylan about it and listed him as co-writer on the credits. You guys know I do love Rod Stewart all day everyday and I have always loved this one. I had to grow into the Bob Dylan version and there was a time I didn't like it...to be honest there was a time I just couldn't deal with Dylan's voice at all. But you can't argue his songwriting talent and I grew to understand that a person has the right to perform their own music and when they do it will be something inherently special. When I latched on to that mentality I learned to love Bob Dylan. Now I actually prefer his version of Forever Young to Rod's. He just pours it on out there, holds nothing back. It's s like a desperate prayer and your girl can relate to a desperate prayer. It's simple and humble and very raw and I think you will also love it.

[@edprzydatek8398]

@@ExperienceEric Yes, a rewrite but with three verses, the same chorus part and the same title as Dylan's write.

[@glendamott6420]

I close my eyes and listen with this song, I was 14 when I bought my first Rod S. Album still love him .

[@scottNNJ]

I was about 15 when this song came out. I remember it, but never really thought too much about the lyrics until today. I have a 15-year-old of my own now and it’s so much more meaningful. Jay, when you say you don’t want to see your kids grow up, I totally get it. But it is such a blessing to see them reach achievement after achievement and to grow into the kind of people we wish for them to be.

[@francotraipe2830]

MY GOD !!!! PERFECT SONG !!!! ROD STEWART IS SIMPLY THE BEST⚽♥🎸

[@centuryrox]

Aww, poor Amber. You've got such a good heart, dear. Here are a few more Rod Stewart suggestions: - Tonight's the Night - First Cut is the Deepest - I Was Only Joking

[@susanbezio6708]

This is Rod Stewart at his finest. My youngest is 32 and I know how you feel. 💯❤️🙏

[@jasonjennings9087]

There is a collaboration song by Rod Stewart, Sting and Bryan Adams for a movie called “All For Love”. Seems like you like collaboration songs….. give it a shot

[@jackie_jrml]

Great song!! They all sound amazing!!!

[@dv3507]

Yes! It would make a great reaction!

[@LauPulstar]

i was just saying they would love that power ballad, but i have to say it is for the movie the 3 musketeers, that why the "all for one and all for love" playing with the one for all and all for one motto of the musketeers. the prince of thieves one is "everything i do (i do it for you)" which is also fantastic

[@terri2494]

It was written for the 1993 version of The Three Musketeers, which had Kiefer Sutherland, Charlie Sheen, Oliver Platt, and a young Chris O’Donnell, along with other very familiar faces. Love that song. I also like “Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman” which Bryan Adams co-wrote and recorded for the movie “Don Juan DeMarco” starring Johnny Depp.

[@jasonjennings9087]

@@terri2494 that’s right! Bryan Adams had a different song for Robin Hood!

[@dmichaelelkins1]

“Downtown Train” was another of his later period hits and a good one. Written by Tom Waits.

[@87ventus]

I love it..I love Tom waits. Just like this song was written by Bob Dylan but rod sang it. ✌️

[@vdoggydogg3922]

​@87ventus not the same forever young song.

[@leftcoaster67]

Rod had so many phases. He's a great talent.

[@peted9205]

Isn't it just beautiful how music can move us all? The ties that bind!

[@kscs51]

Also, Rod Stewart's version of "Broken Arrow" is a beautiful love song.

[@MaryEllen10862]

Rod Stewart caught my attention when I was younger with his song Maggie May and this one just when I heard it for the first time stole my heart. I also cried because it was so beautiful. He is an amazing singer and I love the raspiness in his voice. I loved both your reactions your tears touched my heart. Having children and listening to this song makes you feel something special. Such a beautiful reaction.

[@billydonaldson6483]

“I Don’t Want To Talk About It’ and “Handbags And Gladrags” are two great songs from Rod.

[@julielifejusthappens1232]

Even 40+ years later You still see your babies as babies young and innocent. I miss my little ones.

[@susannehouse3857]

There’s some lovely versions to check out of Rod singing this with his daughter Ruby.

[@herminiahernandez1512]

This is one of my favourite Rod Stewart songs. I have always loved it.

[@steinarandersen4105]

You have to check out Forever young by Alphaville!! I grew up with this song and it will play even at my funeral.

[@Shrykespeare]

Great minds think alike. I recommended that song too!

[@freedomisall5620]

Check out Rod's amazing interpretation of Tom Waits "Downtown Train"

[@sedatedape315]

I had heard that the young boy in the video was Rod's nephew. A really great song tugging on the heart strings of every parent! And one you don't mind singing out loud in public.

[@believeinmatter]

Not true, its a child actor.

[@sedatedape315]

@@believeinmatter which is why I said that I had heard. Glad to have a correction now! Thanks 👍

[@jackjohnson7714]

This was one of my dad's most favorite songs. So much that every show car he had forever Young was painted on the back. This song makes me miss him terribly

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

My 3 boys are grown men with two of them having kids of their own. This song is incredibly meaningful. Y'all be safe

[@LilRocker2005]

This song was one of my grandma's favorites! I'm crying as I type this because I can't listen to this song without bawling. The line "Whatever roads you choose I'm right behind you win or lose" was my grandma in a nutshell!

[@robertg7396]

If ya'll want a parental song that will pull at your heartstrings, and one that I know you guys will relate and connect to, I'd recommend "Martina McBride's" song "In My Daughter's eyes". 🥰

[@Cherokeelion]

Also Bob Carlisle, “Butterfly Kisses”

[@meaganrobbins2848]

I’m going to add a couple to this list. “In My Arms” by Plumb “Slow Down” by Nichole Nordeman “Let Them be Little” by Billy Dean.

[@patstokes7040]

You two are such lovely people, and the world need people like you in the worse why.

[@debrahirshfield6997]

This was the song I picked to write out on a poster board for my daughter’s high school graduation party. She will be 40 in six months and is a teacher giving back to children. They are always your babies, no matter how old.

[@thomascumming5935]

One of our greatest song writers right there. And Amber...you so good hearted. I also felt what u did.

[@maryadcock1261]

This is my favorite Rod Stewart song along with this Old Heart of Mine. I see that it got you teared up Amber gets me too. I have a suggestion to get Jay it's called I Loved Her First and the band's name is Heartland guaranteed to get Jay you got to play it I would love to see your reaction keep up the good work.

[@RitaBowen1]

You are right Amber it is what your parents wish for you. It's really emotional for me because I lost my oldest son at 27 in 2013. My youngest is now 35 with three kids of his own 15, 13 and 1 this month. I sit back and watch him with them hearing him say things to them that I said to him. I think this is my favorite rod Stewart song

[@mamagucci85]

This was the song I dedicated to my firstborn, a baby girl 😍... I guess I just aged myself

[@jamescurfman3284]

You did not necessarily age yourself. This is just as great a song for that now as it ever was. :)

[@timtubemusic]

Can't watch this song without tearing up. it is so beautiful. an anthem to all parents. One of the best rod songs that will last forever.

[@andrewkelley434]

OMG...great song!!! And beware, you can go down a DEEP rabbit hole with his music! So many excellent songs. I've seen many concerts of his and he's just as amazing. Definitely check out his version of "This Old Heart of Mine" he sings it with Ron Isley, it's extremely upbeat! Also, "My Heart Can't Tell You No" which is a criminally under-rated song of his. There's so many mare too..."The Motown Song" another upbeat song he sings with the Temptations; "I Don't Wanna Talk About It"; "Rhythm of My Heart"; "Some Guys Have All the luck"; "We're Having A Party"; "Ooh La La"; "Lost in You"; "Downtown Train"....any many more

[@vbellagrl]

I emailed them to ask for My Heart Can't Tell You No awhile ago. That song just sets such a mood - it's a masterpiece.

[@terineedham7967]

I adore Rhythm of My Heart

[@andrewkelley434]

@@vbellagrl Oh excellent, I hope they react to it soon! It really is a masterpiece.

[@andrewkelley434]

@@terineedham7967 Same here!

[@sourisvoleur4854]

I don't know the na;me of the song, but the one with the c horus that says "You're in my heart, you're in my soul."

[@Ken_Dodds_Tickling_Stick]

This was played at my dear Aunt Marie's funeral. Beautiful song. Poignant lyrics. She's missed so much 😢

[@akastarchild]

Loved this song and video. The little boy is Alex Zuckerman, an award winning child actor from the late 80's. You should listen to "Some Guys Have All The Luck," by Rod next. Rod is one of the few that got better with age.😍😍😍 Great reaction.

[@Krissy_90]

This is the first time I’ve heard this song and I am sobbing.

[@clifton8929]

HAVE I TOLD YOU LATELY THAT I LOVE YOU - Rod does an outstanding version of this love song (it's a cover of a Van Morrison song - also great) EVERY PITURE TELLS A STORY, I KNOW I'M LOSING YOU, REASON TO BELIEVE, YOU WEAR IT WELL, THE FIRST CUT IS THE DEEPEST, (give Rod a few more listens to hear the range of his songs) Amber you're an Angel, thanks to Rob and your hard work and reactions.

[@terryallen345]

You two are seriously wonderful humans. There is no age where they stop being your child. Much love 👌

[@btgiv6009]

If y'all love this one, you should definitely listen to "It Won't Be Like This for Long" by Darius Rucker.

[@wadeswails1445]

When you listen to these old songs things you thought about then and things you think about now the music has new meaning throughout the ages and it changes in your heart opens up to new meanings

[@stephenulmer3781]

Great song! There is a live version of this from an awards show years ago when it was new. It may be the Grammys or the MTV music awards anyway its so good and features the same little kid from the video. 😀

[@thomasgill2358]

This is my favorite Rod Stewart song. It reminds me of my son every time I hear it.

[@jgreen6772]

I love Amber's reaction, and as I parent I love this song. I'd like to recommend another song by the name "Forever Young" but by Alphaville. In fact, I'd be really surprised if you haven't already heard it (I didn't see it in your reactions). It's not a tear-jerker, but another great song with the same name.

[@johnmitchell3277]

This is why I watch you two. Just seeing Amber get so emotional made me emotional even though I have heard this song a thousand times. Thanks....

[@davidmecusker8050]

Next to Young Turks, this one is my favorite of his. On a different note, Chrissie Hynde (the Pretenders) also did a song by the same title. It's a different song, but just as good. Her voice is captivating.

[@grimmmunro2279]

Just said bye to my son ,on his way back to california with his little family I'm in bits...wonderful words,so true.

[@maryannturton9830]

Guys,you BOTH got teary eyed at the exact second!😫😥Yup,I tell my girls if I'm 100,and they are in their 80's,they will STILL be my babies! That's a FACT!BTW,Rod Stewart is in my top favorite singers,and has literally a hundred great songs!

[@deadeyetopher8621]

By far this is my favorite rod song😊 at age 60 i only wish this for all human beings❤

[@Cadinho93]

You guys should react to more Rob Stewart… "Baby Jane", "Downtown Train", "The Killing of Georgie", "Sailing", "All for Love", "I Don't Want to Talk About It", "The First Cut is the Deepest", "You're in My Heart", "This Old Heart of Mine", "(I Know) I'm Losing You" 🎸🤘

[@josiahdavenport5184]

Really awesome you played this it was hard and emotional to see you play this my dad died a week before Christmas in 1989 me and my brother decorated our Christmas tree we tried to wake him up to surprise him and he wouldn’t wake up. He always listened to Rod stewart. Billy Joel Jim Croce queen genesis Phil collins so it brought back memories of my dad playing this song for me

[@kimking6036]

Tim McGraw has a song called, Humble and Kind. It's says everything you want to teach your children. And the video is stunning. You won't regret listening to it, I promise ☮️♥️🙏

[@leslieheuertz202]

My kids are 32 and 21 and I still cry at that part too Amber. Love this song!

[@GioThomas1]

One of my favorites is ROD STEWART - Reason To Believe (UNPLUGGED & SEATED). It's the live unplugged MTV session he did with Ron Wood of The Rolling Stones. I've heard singers I like better do versions of this, but they all pale in comparison - this is his song and he does it better than anyone! It's only four minutes, please play it.

[@kevindobson3701]

My fav Rod Stewart song of all time Alot of nostalgia for me with this song

[@leefriedman9882]

There are several songs titled “Forever Young.” This one is fine, but my favorite is by Alphaville. I think you’d like it. Very cool vibe. I’d also put Bob Dylan’s “Forever Young” ahead of Rod’s. Again, they’re all completely different songs- not versions or covers of the same song.

[@erikagholston6610]

My son’s wedding is next weekend and this song just brought back all the feelings of watching him grow up. I needed to hear this. Thanks

[@daniellethompson-morales7638]

I’ve heard this song at least a thousand times and watching y’all this time, I cried right along with you. Thanks for the feels 😊

[@clare1061]

Rod Stewart has one of those voices that it doesn’t matter if it’s rock, pop along the lines of disco he can sing at all. I love his music and I always have.

[@rorybolkan1733]

Do the song "Downtown Train"

[@marshsusie59]

My husband & I saw Rod at Rupp Arena in 1982 while I was 8 months pregnant with our Son. He was Rockin & Kickin like crazy in my womb. It was amazing👏 Jason is in his 40s now & can brag that he heard Rod Stewart in 1982, one month before being born👶