Russian Reacts to Pink Floyd “Another Brick in the Wall” *Scary reaction*

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[@brandonsandoval4981]

Hi ❤

[@philshorten3221]

Check out Pink Floyd "Echoes" (Part 1) live at Pompeii 1972 A little song about all life on the entire planet and how we should be better human beings 😉

[@alcasey3551]

Irina, could you do a reaction to lands of confusion by Genesis; it applies to the times we're living now.

[@jdm1066]

I mean, you can't have any pudding if you don't eat your meat....

[@anamarisa2800]

Pink Floyd pushing the elite communist revolution

[@MarkAg47]

Pink Floyd is one of my top 3 favorite bands of all time. Enjoyed the intelligent commentary. Also, big thanks to whoever recommended this to Irina.

[@RussianReactionReviews]

Thank your generosity ❤ I love it and I’m scared the same time

[@user-pk3xo9lm7m]

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[@barrydraper]

Great reaction! 🙌 "Another Brick in the Wall" is a song by Pink Floyd from their concept album "The Wall." It reflects themes of alienation, oppression, and rebellion against authority, with lyrics expressing a protagonist's feelings of isolation and disillusionment. The song's anti-establishment sentiment, symbolized by the refrain "We don't need no education," struck a chord with audiences, making it a commercial success and cultural catchphrase. Its innovative music and iconic music video have contributed to its enduring popularity, making it one of Pink Floyd's most recognizable and influential songs.

[@Logan-ed4pu]

The scenes are actually from a movie called The Wall which the album this song is from was written around. I highly suggest it.

[@Anonlb]

The whole wall album is a work of art in itself. A story in an album. This song is about how teachers bullying and belittling pupils at school adds another brick in the wall we build around our feelings and how it all effects us later in life

[@mr.anderson3369]

The poem he reads are lyrics from their song Money, which is from their album The Dark Side of the Moon, and I highly recommend watching the movie this video is from, its from the movie The Wall

[@jaknazryth2488]

Broadly speaking, this song is a warning about indoctrination over education. The song warns about becoming "Just another brick in the wall". This music video is scene from the Movie "The Wall" released in 1982. The movie is based on the Album "The Wall" released in 1979. Basically the album is the sound tract for the movie. I was in 5th / 6th grade when the album was released in 1979. I remember it being on the radio all the time, but I was too young to understand the songs deep meanings. It wasn't until I was in high school in the mid 80's when I finally watch the movie with a bunch of friends. By then, I was old enough to understand. You need to watch the movie "The Wall" sometime. To this day it is a very, very good movie. All young people need to watch this film as it's message remains universal in every generation.

[@keetahbrough]

and MAYBE, one day, one of these generations that *get it* will END the indoctrination of children! Because what use is the messaging when we don't fkn act on it?! When we commit the SAME CRIMES as our parents?

[@robertlongwill8856]

I think you are right how about your assessment of this song. But I think it's more of a protest song about the education system in Britain in the 1960s. At least that's what I have heard. You know the line We Don't Need No Education oh, it's a double negative. Meaning they need education but not this type of education where they are indoctrinating and programming students

[@Anonlb]

@@robertlongwill8856 top and bottom of the meaning behind the whole album but particularly the wall parts 1 2 and 3 has much to do with the effect of nazism on society now. First theres the fact that as a child he couldnt understand why his father had left until he finds the letter from the kings office thanking him for making the supreme sacrifice. The clue is in the lyrics such as when the tigers broke free. The tigers are obviously nazi tiger tanks. Then beyond that schools were full of sadistic perverted teachers who got off on ridiculing and stiffling any remaining self expression the allready damaged fatherless generation of the 1930s 1940s aftermath. Then mother is about how society especially the male contingent was altered mentaly and how growing up with only the female role model further effected that generation mentaly. The basic theme of the whole album is how the effects caused by nazism back then are doomed to repeat at some near future point. As he gets older and buries his confusion and trauma behind a wall of egotistical narcissism, (builds a protective wall around the unresolved Trauma) Classic symptoms of stuttgart syndrome manifest and he emulates the ideology of those who were responsible for his fathers demise through lack of information about his father because of his overbearing mothers protection from the truth. Basically he knows more about the nazis than he does his dad. So his male role models become the nazis because thats what he knows most in relation to his father. Really its probably an attempt to back what chirchill and also later reagan quoted about the fascists not dissapearing but simply going underground and hiding in disguise of antifascists who wear red armbands . 🤔 Didnt nazis wear those too. But those on. The video look more like antifa. Hmmm 🤔

[@sammylane21]

At 5:32, I love this song's break down when the instruments stop. Best part because that iconic guitar solo comes next.🤘

[@alessandrovaragnolo608]

This is probably the most famous rock song in history. It's part of a concept album ("The Wall") that tells about a man who turns crazy and becomes a politician dictator. All songs are memorable.

[@Boodieman72]

It's about how schools turn individuals into where everyone is the same and are interchangeable. The "poem" the teacher is reading is actually the Pink Floyd song Money.

[@fckeu88]

New car, caviar, four star, daydream Think I'll buy me a football team

[@leejeffrey6672]

The boy portrayed in the video is Roger Walters .

[@obryan240]

Saw them in concert in British Columbia not long after The Division Bell album came out. Saw Roger Waters twice. Great shows.

[@InterMalager]

The most insane thing is, that without teachers like this we wouldnt have Pink Floyd!

[@bradwiehn499]

I think he said his teachers were really very nice.

[@vernhoke7730]

This was another concept album by Pink Floyd. The songs carry a theme that runs through the whole record.

[@coot1925]

Ok, now you should watch "comfortably numb" from the pulse live concert in London. Seeing how great they sound live and the astonishing stage show will blow your mind.

[@acool925]

This album was the theme of my Jr High School Graduation&it was chosen by the school itself. At graduation they had Pink Floyd The Wall decorations&posters up.

[@brom00]

The entire film "Pink Floyd's 'The Wall'" is a must see. It's messages are pretty relevant, even today.

[@terranceroff8113]

Here in the USA perhaps even more relevant right now.

[@garyseabolt]

I actually learn a lot from videos that some people would call entertainment, particularly reaction videos. I watch a lot of reaction channels. After watching 50 or 75 videos by the same person you can develop a pretty good idea of how their mind works, how they think and feel about different things. After a time I can usually predict how they are going to react to songs or videos. By doing this with many, many people from all over the world you can get an idea how people think in general. You start understanding where we stand as people not just as individuals or people from a certain country but as a worldwide community. It's one of the most interesting things I learn from watching KZbin for 'entertainment'.

[@IggyStardust1967]

Most "regular people" (those who are not in power, or zealots), simply seek to live their lives, and want to be "left alone" to do so. For the most part, "people are people, so why should it be that you and I get along so awfully?" - Depeche Mode. I also watch a lot of reaction channels (and have one of my own, but not this account), and I watch people from all over the world. What I said above seems to be consistent with my earlier learnings about people in general.

[@Joe-mc9ku]

I've been to many parts of the world. Everyone is mostly curious why we have everything they die for regularly and yet seem so miserable. Not me in particular, just what they learn about us. People are good, friendly, and welcoming everywhere. I think it's when two or more come together for a " cause" , form an agenda, that we begin to become dangerous. Hive mind and mob mentality aren't healthy .

[@steelers6titles]

"I'm alright Jack, keep your hands off my stack" is from the band's earlier "Money".

[@user-jr8dy3qz3k]

about how sometimes the system is against self expression and creativity.

[@tjohn4398]

The pem the teacher was reading were from Pink Floyd's Money which is another song you should do as well as Mother and Us And Them and countless others. Everything Pink Floyd did was fantastic and they were way ahead of their time. They are, without doubt, the very best band of all time, period.

[@antoncherepok8217]

Я первый раз услышал "Стену" в 1988, мне было 7 лет. Ничего не понял, но зато потом учил язык по Pink Floyd. В школе нас не пороли, но линейкой по пальцам прилетало, потому что я был левшой, а нужно было писать только правой. Ну и превращение детей в сраные кирпичи для стены - это лучшая метафора. Во всем мире одно и то же. Методы разные, якобы разные идеалы, но суть одна - отучить думать

[@russellbaldwin2949]

Another childhood classic this is my second favorite Pink Floyd song My First favorite Pink Floyd song is Young Lust glad you're catching up on the old generation I have a suggestion I know I've said it a couple of times on some of your other videos I don't think you ever noticed but anyway you should listen to Blue Oyster Cult burnin for you or Blue Oyster Cult Don't Fear the Reaper

[@rozzie101]

I grew to love Pink Floyd in the late 80's, and never stopped liking them. ❤❤❤

[@thrusta100]

Late 70s?

[@rozzie101]

No, for me I got to know the Floyd's music in the late 80's...

[@bobbyquinting3918]

I flunked out of public school in the 7th grade. But, I went on to get an associates degree in science at a community college. I had a learning disorder that teachers were not trained to detect.

[@loutsont2985]

Good to hear that you got around it.

[@brianslifeafterstroke5990]

I heard this song in 1973 in school 16 years old. It was highly listened by many.

[@geraldframinghammer2626]

This song wasn't released until 1979. Maybe you're thinking of something from "Dark Side of the Moon."

[@granadosvm]

4:24 "They're trying to make everyone like a standard, the same", you mean, like another brick in a wall? That's one of the interpretations of the song. Cool reaction, smart commentary. Thanks!

[@terranceroff8113]

The "Wall" is all about totalitarian concepts...the whole album rocks.. and the video/movie has a powerful message.

[@scottbaldwin7133]

that was shown at the drive in movies back in the day

[@michaelserby-xp2ih]

Classic PINK FLOYD. ❤ majestic uplifting music with Deep Dark Somber Lyrics ❤💯

[@carlajenkins1990]

Pink Floyd is talking about George Orwell's world. Animal Farm and 1984. We all thought about you guys struggles with Young Pioneers. They did a whole album about Animal Farm.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

This song describes all aspects of life. Not just education but everything

[@kayakuprising5914]

This woman is gorgeous!!

[@mikeet69]

Irina as others have said this song is from both the double album and subsequent movie “The Wall”. That is where the video was taken from and is both live action and animation. Not sure it would be your thing, but definitely a bit strange. Technically this is part 2 of the song as there are parts 1 & 3, however this is the best known part. It was quite controversial when it came out and in fact was banned at my school. My best friend almost got kicked out for playing part of it. Glad you enjoyed this classic rock opera hit. For something slightly newer I would recommend their song “Learning to Fly”. Here is the link to the official video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIfLf3aKfZ2jetU Хорошо. Спасибо большое.

[@shawnpopovich5375]

Pink floyd is my number one favorite band..here's a little fun fact for anyone reading the comments..if anyone doesn't know how they got there name..they took the name from 2 blues men..PINK anderson and FLOYD council 👍

[@sammylane21]

I love the whole trilogy ANOTHER BRICK OFF THE WALL PT1,2&3.

[@artsilva]

Being that the visuals is an excerpt from their movie The Wall, and being The Wall album is a concept project and linear story of a character named Pink, almost an autobiography of band member Rodger Waters, it is best I feel to listen to the studio album version first, better yet the whole album in order to understand the background of the song and what's in the video (movie). Here the song basically is a protest of how students in the education system can basically become Another Brick in The Wall when all is said and done and how individual freedom of thought and creativity can be against the system and not allowed in the curriculum.

[@acool925]

This is an incredible album&movie artistically, but it's about war&despair.

[@TylerLL2112]

I remember watching the movie this is from back when I was 4 or 5. I remember little about it other than the weird faces and the meat grinder. I need to rewatch it. Eerie.

[@aladindelic]

The band Supertramp had a few songs about problems in the education system. You could try their "School" if you like.

[@infoseekerdotmaduro6879]

"Nations will march towards the apex of their greatness at the same pace as their education. Nations will soar if their education soars; they will regress if it regresses. Nations will fall and sink in darkness if education is corrupted or completely abandoned." Simon Bolivar

[@angelskunk2206]

You’re correct, meaningful

[@bobbyquinting3918]

Always be unique. Do stand out -any chance you can.

[@johnking2740]

I loved it when you paused the video at 6:27, when the kids were falling into the meat grinder, as I knew what was to follow - your reaction when you started the video again was priceless.

[@martinsv9183]

"High Hopes" is pretty good also. Although not in the very uplifting song category.

[@MM-pl5ed]

we would love to recommend:> Leonard Cohen - You Want It Darker Queen - Gimme The Prize Foreigner - I Want To Know What Love Is (Lyrics) Ph.D - I Won't Let You Down George Michael - Careless Whisper Jamiroquai - Deeper Underground (official videoclip)

[@jimolson6837]

This song right here has more meaning right now than you will ever know. Leave the children alone.

[@Wolfsdaugter]

what gets me is his poem are lyrics to the song money

[@JeffMeyers-zm2lh]

You should watch the movie The Wall. for me the greatest rock and roll concept.

[@terranceroff8113]

the poem is the lyrics frio the Pink Floyd song "Money"

[@vijayv6836]

It's about rebelling against controls and stifling rules. It's got to do with an oppressive society in those times. Now who dares to mess around with kids?

[@user-xp4er9jd8w]

This is from the movie "The Wall ".. and the poem was actually the lyrics from" money" which is Pink Floyd dark side of the Moon album..

[@NedKelly1967]

This one you have to listen to the WHOLE ALBUM

[@loutsont2985]

Yes sir, sorry sir.

[@svtcontour]

I will say that you're very sharp and on the ball. Like the way you think. Also the song is so brilliant and deep!!

[@kennethfarrell5585]

You need to listen to the entire album. After that watch the movie. One of the greatest albums of all time.

[@jeremygrimes9203]

Another Classic Awesome Irena

[@chrisgames6613]

Excellent choice.

[@RussianReactionReviews]

Thanks!

[@CTM_01]

WOW 😳

[@otisroseboro5613]

Love Seeing Your Reactions To This Great Classic Song 👍, Sweetheart 😘

[@edhc100]

The poem the teacher was reading is another great song money check it out

[@noahdaugherty1630]

You should react to head over boots by jon pardi

[@keith9716]

"Self education is, I firmly believe, the only kind of education there is. The only function of a school, is to make self education easier; failing that, it does nothing" - Isaac Asimov

[@stevejuszczak9402]

This is a criticism of the UK ed system

[@etrax7007]

The Great Awakening!!!!

[@FooDogDat]

I don't see a prior Pink Floyd reaction on this channel, did you post it here? This is a clip from the movie version of the song, they did a theatrical live concert performance after the album release as well with huge props in the show. The album was released in 1979, the live concert performances were from Feb 7, 1980 - Jun 17, 1981, this movie came out in 1982. The Who did one of the first rock operas that was also later made into a movie, released in 1969 the double album 'Tommy' was made into a film in 1975. Pink Floyd has some of the most elaborate live concerts ever performed, often with technologies they invented. The '1994 Live at Earl's Court - Pulse Concert' is simply the best, there is a 3 hour DVD of it, but it can also be streamed and you can find recent remastered versions of it on YT. David Gilmour doesn't 'play guitar' he sings with it, sometime literally harmonizing vocals with his notes, the guitar solo in 'Comfortably Numb' and the light / stage performance show is unmatched, it may be one of the longest and best guitar solos ever performed, and the 'surprise' element at the end got the crowd roaring.

[@RussianReactionReviews]

ty for the informative comment,,, what do you suggest I watch or review next ?

[@imaoregonbum6683]

This song teaches the lessons of the French revolution that's was brought on the same way. The burning of the school is the reign of terror.

[@giveupnow000]

Thanks! The Wall is his isolation from society - he is saying school messed him up. Syd Barrett is heavy on their mind during the poet expose'

[@MarkAg47]

Awesome. Love, love Pink Floyd.

[@ShawneeSuddeth]

Scary 😭😂

[@thierryforeau-fenier3933]

It's a movie too and the video you watched is part of it

[@davidl7605]

Fun fact the poem the teacher takes are some or the lyrics for thier song Money.

[@andremartins7448]

Essas cenas são do filme THE WALL , assista você vai gostar 👍

[@lll9416]

True today, more than ever👏👏👏

[@alanmasters6666]

Their is a film that goes with this album pink Floyd the wall. There's no talking in the film the music tells the story of war emotions its very depressing and deep.

[@P_E_P_1966]

- Smart enough to work & stupid enough to comply ? Was that the line you were looking for ? 🙃😉🤑

[@aaronwieman8368]

Off topic but you are so beautiful and I love your accent

[@martindavis4632]

The teacher is repeating another lyric from a pink Floyd song money from their dark side of the moon album

[@Evasion381]

growing up in early 90's uk schools I can confirm some of them older teachers who taught in the 70's and 80's would have been terrifying with a cane and were bad enough bullies without one

[@oxfamshop]

A favourite song and video of mine

[@AD270479]

'Meaningful' was the correct word you were using for what you meant.

[@stuartjohnson5103]

Watch this 6 more times and still learn/see something different each time.

[@djbarnes7999]

You will never understand anything from THE WALL, until you watch the movie!!!

[@CTM_01]

Me enamoré.

[@juggernautomnimedia1038]

The poem is the lyrics to Money, PF biggest hit.

[@kurtmckelvey6434]

Classic !!!!! 🤔

[@davidduval5566]

You are excellent teacher. That is what teachers do they cut dreams in kids not all but alot do. I know from experience

[@danielkraus8850]

This video is from The WALL movie

[@cmiles97x38]

By the way the poem is the lyrics for another Pink Floyd song, Money. It is funny the teacher calling it rubbish. Also very few get the whole incident of the kids tearing up and burning the school was all in the mocked kid's imagination after being embarrassed by the cruel teacher.

[@WilliamSudek]

There's a full length movie based off of this. It would be an interesting review.)) I see I am less than first about the movie. Sometimes you're the fly and sometimes you're the windshield.)))

[@user-hf4eh2ts3q]

You are obviously very intelligent, the world absolutely needs teachers with your mind desparately! You'd be EXCELLENT! Please do!☮️❤

[@beernmetal6964]

You have to watch the full movie. You must to fully understand. Don't use any drugs while watching. DON'T.

[@mcgee227]

isn't this how Government makes us all feel?

[@thomasminnick229]

Great song...❤

[@MelodyMan69]

So can I ask, is this material freely available in Russia?

[@tenloff]

yes

[@carminavergel3491]

Pink floyd time is a great one

[@michaelsuder486]

Not gonna lie, Pink Floyd is my second favorite band and I've heard this song a million times. Just watched this to look at you. 🤪

[@loutsont2985]

Hi RussianReactionReviews, yes it is such a waste of enthousiasm, drive, talent, love. What really scares me is the telephone at the end.

[@sylvester63000]

There is an entire movie called "The Wall", it is a must see.

[@Jesusistheway5724]

Nice reaction 👍🏻👊🏻 Please check out Neverland by Marillion (live 2009) 🙏. You'll love it too. Great lyrics and music...

[@xyxyqw]

💓💓💓💓

[@uh60ce1]

The poem if nobody noticed are lyrics from money off dark side of the moon.

[@MeShell138]

Please listen to Pink Floyd “Wish You We’re Here” You will ❤ it