SAANNNGG!! | Tracy Chapman - Fast Car - 12/4/1988 - Oakland Coliseum Arena (Official) (REACTION!!)

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[@EmeraldGemOne]

She never got the credit she deserved from the music industry in my opinion. I always loved her music when I was young.

[@LadyIarConnacht]

That indie sound was before its time.

[@TheAndersox]

Definitely. My dad was a huge fan in the 80s and I grew up on her music. I'm always surprised more people aren't familiar with her. She's a master songwriter. "Baby Can I Hold You" and "At This Point in My Life" are my favorites -- they definitely hit me harder as an adult than they did when I was a kid.

[@nikkihatfield2055]

@Alison Eldridge: I totally agree!! She’s is extremely talented and a wonderful, caring person! My good friend in college, oldest sister was Tracey’s roommate in college. They remained friends and she would tell about Tracey sitting on the bed and writing songs and asking her opinion! I always was like, let’s call her, but way too chicken and respectful. Lol!

[@EmeraldGemOne]

@@LadyIarConnacht Back then it was called folk music.

[@pennymccormick3471]

I agree!!

[@marylees8983]

Her song "Give me one reason" is really good.

[@davidzimmerli489]

You are so right, Marylee! I love that song/performance, and I haven't heard it in quite some time. But I'm going to right after I'm done here. Thanks for reminding me!

[@marylees8983]

@@davidzimmerli489 My pleasure i really like it too. It reminds me of my step mom she passed away 2 years ago it was her favorite song.

[@Chris-kj7de]

Love that song!

[@vineflower]

It's a great song!

[@OZYM1]

I think that the live version of "Give Me One Reason" with Eric Clapton sounds better than the studio track.

[@carolmeindl8973]

But the man disappoints her. He never got a job, hung out in the bars with his friends,ignored their kids. She says, get in your fast car and keep going. I will go it alone.

[@jocelynhaeberle1401]

I had never caught that until this listen and wondered if I had imagined it. Thanks for the confirmation!

[@anomoly40]

Vicious cycle is how I always interpreted it. In the beginning she felt sorry for her dad and stayed and helps him but in the end she ends up understanding why her mom left.

[@Uninvited72]

Truth

[@uncommonman]

@@anomoly40 but she is stronger, she didn't leave, she threw out her useless man.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Shes talking about her dad and her mum left

[@carolmeindl8973]

One of the most hauntingly beautiful songs of all time.

[@jessereynolds4352]

Listen to cold feet its her masterpiece for real

[@luisajorrin9359]

Yes, absolutely fabulous 😻

[@nettieforce1]

So is your review...💖🤗

[@scoobysnacks]

I think you misunderstood the last verse. She's been wanting to get in his fast car and start a new life with him where they can support each other, but she soon realizes that he is exactly like her father. She's got the job that pays all of the bills. He's unemployed and spends all of his time in the bar. He's not concerned with making their lives better. He's mooching off of her. At the end she'd rather stay where she is because she explained at the beginning that this is exactly the same scenario her parents were in. Since she's got a job that pays the bills and he spends all of his time in the bar, she no longer wants to go anywhere with him. She wants him to take his fast car and get the hell out because he's a loser.

[@averagejoe9855]

"And his arm felt nice wrapped around my shoulder"

[@jamesdixon6332]

@@nac.mac.feegle "His arm felt nice wrapped around my shoulder"... So yeah, stop that shit and trying to ruin a great song with "wokeness 🙄"

[@MsAppassionata]

@@jamesdixon6332 I still think that the entire song is about her father and not anyone else but I could be wrong. I thought that one of the kids she was referring to (when he’s out at the bar) was herself.

[@steves7102]

@@nac.mac.feegle You are correct. It’s “your arm around my shoulder” and not “his arm”. She is singing to someone directly. His or hers is speculation. The situation is ambiguous. Easily confirmed on google.

[@lamestudiosinc418]

@@jamesdixon6332 Tracy Chapman is a lesbian and a hardline socialist.

[@susancurtis9442]

Stop being so mean to him people! He doesn't know these artist he's hearing for the first time. He's learning about them as he does reactions..

[@juliecrane9647]

Damn Skippy Susan !! We were groovin...so can they ! It's a choice.

[@billsmafiaamylynne3108]

.. and quick. Look at his Metallica One reaction 🔥

[@marismellla6589]

he is one of the few first timers i actually like.the first i ever saw him i told bf he is high as fuck tho.but hey,im from amsterdam so recreational use never been a problem ;)his comments seem sincere.i wonder if he ever learned to pronounce bohemian tho :p

[@julieb3996]

It made me sad to hear how people are mean. People, there's a whole generation who only listen to music on demand or what's popular. Radio or MTV is not what it was 30 years ago.

[@marismellla6589]

@@julieb3996 i can go days without listening to music due to pc.back in the days radio was all you had :)

[@musicairplanes4884]

I am still amazed at this point in my life that one person with nothing more than a acoustic guitar and the song they wrote can captivate thousands of people at one time. Just amazing talent.

[@thomasohare2881]

Bob dylan....hippest dude on the planet for over 60 years---basically invented it .

[@shade51]

She has given up. Accepted her fate. She once thought she can "be someone." She realizes that she likely never will be. Her guy is kind of a bum. She feels that her dreams are dead. And at the very end, she tells him, "YOU've got to make a decision (not WE anymore). Leave tonight or live and die this way (and she expects to die this way.)" It's a grim but beautiful song.

[@lisamcphee8923]

Father was a bum, ergo she chose a bum. She gives hope her kids will have it different. She has the strength her mother didn't.

[@sdhartley74]

she does say at the end "take your fast car and keep on driving" = get out of my life, I'll do better without you.

[@missshirley9893]

It's her dad. Tf u talmbout

[@sayjaibao01188]

This song about Her dad, not her guy.

[@nickdoe7770]

@@sayjaibao01188 It's mostly her partner she's talking about. The father is there as a comparison to the partner, as they're both deadbeats. Like her mother before, she leaves her partner (well, tells him to leave)

[@tonyvoyles296]

Tracy Chapman....legend

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

Tracy is a super humble nice person. She has no social media accounts

[@kb24oc]

This is why TRacy should have been the face for the LGBT....she was the “ONE” but they disreguarded her ....THE WORLD NEEDS HER SOUL MORE THAN EVER

[@colecolesub8014]

My husband met her in a record store in New Zealand in the 90’s he had no idea at the time who she was, (he has terrible taste in music) he said they chatted about music for 10 minutes and she was super nice. I was so jealous!!

[@taniele84]

@@kb24oc I didn’t know she was gay? I’m just curious and surprised because I remember a guy she was in a quiet relationship with for a while out of the spotlight and he always adored her and never stopped standing up for her and chastising any interviewer that tried diving into their past relationship. People were so fascinated and curious because they didn’t do the publicity sham that so many famous couples do.

[@luisafrance1635]

@@taniele84 …. I knew that since the 90s, but she always kept her life very private.

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

back in the early 90ies I was 6-9 years old and lived in central africa. This was before cd's. the only music I had access to was two cassette tapes I could play on our VW vans casette radio , One was Tracy Chapman. My dad let me sit in the van for hours flipping that casette everytime it reached the end of one side.... She will allways have a special place in my heart and allways trigger alot of memories from an amasing childhood abroad, that formed the very foundation of how I see the world today.

[@CanadianGrown]

What was the other cassette you had??

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

@@CanadianGrown Good question... It was a John Denver casette. I only vaguely remember one track from that one. Somehow it didn't catch my taste the same way...

[@CanadianGrown]

Simon Sørensen oh cool..I love folk/country..I was just curious..It’s interesting that those tapes were playing in a van in Africa at the same time as my house in Canada ✌️

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

@@CanadianGrown Yeah, the world is a wonderfull place in some ways! 😀 We litterally found them in a small african villagestore between about 20 other tapes. It was the only two artists my parents knew of them all. Lol.

[@nikkihatfield2055]

I love the way that good music can bring people from all over the world together! I loved your stories! Thank you!

[@LBart218]

"You didn't know they were dead?!" Give the guy a break, some of these people he probably didn't even know were alive. 😆

[@KimChilds75]

One of the most perfectly worded comments I have ever seen on KZbin.

[@bchambliss264]

My dad liked this song a lot, which surprised me, he was born in 1927 and when I was a kid in 1988 (11 yr old) I didn't understand my dad (Mr. Country music) liking it, now that I am older and understand what she was singing about I understand how it could affect him so much.

[@Chris-kj7de]

Who couldn't just LOVE Tracy Chapman -- her sensitivity, talent, and that voice!

[@runthemeows1197]

This song isn't anywhere close to the type of music I normally listen to, but I have yet to meet someone who dislikes this song. Regardless of what type of genres they're into. It's such a good song.

[@vengefulones6435]

This song ranks up with American pie for American folk songs. She should be in hall of fame for this track alone. Completely underated.

[@dragonflyparade8143]

Hi. Great to see you get a shout out from Jamel AKA Jamal.

[@marylees8983]

I hope he watched it i sent it to him. I was so excited for him 50k and a shout out in a few days.

[@Bushanie24]

word that was very cool

[@otisdylan9532]

@Basil The Rat kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmitg2ejaMqsl8U

[@stephneysmith2564]

Jamal_aka_Jamel is one of my favs. You're closing in. Love your reactions

[@nelsonx5326]

This song is intense.

[@rmsteeves]

Tracy is one of the best songwriter/story tellers in folk history. This song gives me the chills every time. Loved that Mr. Video was so into it, he didn't light up till near the end. The song hits me that way too. Time stands still because it becomes your whole world listening to her.

[@Lyricistnz]

One of the best songwriters in history across all musical genres

[@daleporter8997]

She singing about social and economic difficulties in the inner city, that is still a problem now! This is a great folk song for right now

[@jamesgarner4127]

Same problem in rural areas, no jobs that pay good. Drugs and alcohol are rampant, don’t ruin a beautiful song by trying to make it only relatable to a certain crowd.

[@Tommysimonsen]

She still lives. Years active 1986-present

[@annk.9159]

Don’t apologize and worry about not knowing about the song and the artist. These are REACTION videos!!! That’s why I subscribe! If people don’t understand the concept of ‘I have NEVER seen or HEARD this before’, then they’re in the wrong place...not YOU! Stop the video if and when you need to. No one should expect you to know what’s coming. This isn’t ‘Psychic Reacts To What He Already Knows Is Ahead’ videos!!! Now that I’ve got that off my chest, let’s talk about Tracy. Along with ‘Give Me One Reason’ (her biggest hit and a great tune), she did a fabulous duet with BB King performing his biggest hit ‘The Thrill Is Gone’. They are so laid back (like two chill pills just grooving the blues,). Check it out sometime. And, again, just keep being yourself. That’s why I subscribe! ❤️

[@cherylbabcock8373]

Preach, I rather hear a real reaction then a fake one.

[@impishsongster333]

"Baby Can I Hold You" "She's Got Her Ticket" and ,"For My Lover" are also, fantastic Tracy Chapman songs!

[@jeffk.9075]

Very few artists come about that just hearing the first few notes of a song makes my soul sing "there's my heart." Tracy is one of those artists.

[@garrymoore2161]

I have never heard such wonderful talent. She has been horribly under-recognized.

[@robduncan2816]

"Tracy Chapman Stand By Me David Letterman". An absolute pleasure to listen to. And yes, she is alive and well

[@davemckinney6555]

She straight tells him "you spend more time with your friends than you do your kids... take your fast car and keep on drivin'." Dude ain't carrying his weight, she ain't got no more time for carrying him around.

[@720kla]

This is a deep song

[@barbarabweaver1]

She just got a CMA award for a country cover of this great song.

[@yakubu8605]

I hope you saw her at the Grammy awards... She was AMAZING!

[@bobbierobinson6269]

Tracy speaks to your heart with a beautiful song. You should consider trying for SNL. They haven't had anyone as amazing as Eddie Murphy since...You could be a star.

[@laurageorge8560]

I'd like to see him in an Ice Cube movie, he could be the next Smokey or Day Day.

[@shannonwaipouri1730]

Smokie 2.0

[@darknessbeginsaslightends1319]

My man here is too real for fake and vapid beings at snl.

[@bobbierobinson6269]

@@laurageorge8560 I think after he got started he could be Denzel Washington. You have to start somewhere.

[@hthe620110]

They played the crap out of this song when I was younger. It was hard to listen to it back then because it was overplayed. It is nice to go back when you are older and actually listen to the words and understand them.

[@willowb1527]

First one. Yes. She is still here. Her best song is Give me one reason. I so love your reactions. Have a magical day.

[@ladyshar42]

Give Me One Reason is such a good song

[@jewlsg6378]

Yes it is

[@jasonstehlick452]

Agreed.

[@heidithatswho.2481]

I really like Baby Can I Hold You Tonight.

[@sarahjudkins6574]

Talkin Bout A Revolution is great too. Also John Lennon''s Working Class Hero

[@jhpperez1]

That's one person with an acoustic guitar in a arena who has the attention of thousands of people. You don't hear any background noise because everyone is listening to her.

[@bethanypatrick4286]

I want to cry when I hear this song. This is a song about the hope and the struggle to rise above your upbringing and difficult circumstances. Some make it. Some don't. I made it, but some people I knew growing up didn't.

[@sheilayates6548]

The brilliant Tracey Chapman, love this song love the story, your vocals weren't bad either 😘❤UK

[@robvin94]

Hey you can sing yourself, you were harmonizing with Tracy a couple of times there.

[@matthewpeck6491]

He has a mad rock voice. Sang the hell out of ACCA DACCA

[@MrROTD]

He does have a raw talent

[@lindahardy8713]

Bill Withers, Ain’t No Sunshine When She’s Gone (Pretty please) Bonnie Raitt, Angel from Montgomery. Joe Cocker, “With a Little Help from My Friends 1969 in Woodstock” Joe Walsh, Rocky Mountain Way and Life’s Been good. The Hollies, The Air That I Breath and Long Cool Woman

[@juliecrane9647]

Bill Withers...YayYes. Play it. Loud.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

@@juliecrane9647 I'M HER DADDY.

[@bdizzle2144]

Are you trying to make me cry with this?

[@NikkiJoLuceroWitch]

I led a sheltered life and did not start listening to whatever I wanted until I was 30. You, GO BROTHER! Tracy is 56, still with us. I love how you are becoming so woke to all kinds of music . I found this: Speaking to Q magazine, Tracy Chapman once said: "It's not really about a car at all. "Basically it's about a relationship that doesn't work out because it's starting from the wrong place."

[@FreedomFighter2112]

Greatest song ever written

[@kimismail1173]

I've been a fan of hers since the late 80's. Everything she sings is worth listening to and Tracy is very much still with us. Her first big album is simply called Tracy Chapman. All the songs are gold! Give Across the Line a listen.

[@talltulip]

While watching your reaction and more closely paying attention to the lyrics than I ever did before, I just noticed that early in the song, she says "we" ("Is it fast enough so WE can fly away? WE gotta make a decision..."). But later, in the fifth verse, when she talks about how he doesn't have a job, he stays out drinking at night, and is hardly ever home with his kids, she says "So take your fast car and keep on driving." After that, she doesn't say "we" anymore; she says "you" ("Is it fast enough so YOU can fly away? YOU gotta make a decision... "). So, I think this song begins when she's still in high school or maybe early college, and the song progresses in time (first she works at a convenience store, then she's a check-out girl in the market, then has a job that pays all the bills), and by the end of the song, she's no longer dreaming about making a better life with him ("I'd always hoped for better, thought maybe together you and me would find it"). Now, she's telling him that he should just leave, because those dreams are not going to come true. She's got her hands full making a living to pay the bills and take care of the kids, but he's not helping, so it would be better if he just left ("So take your fast car and keep on driving"). This song is so powerful and utterly heartbreaking.

[@jenneper]

I love the way you break down songs. You have a deep mind that thinks outside the box..with a good heart. Thanks!

[@shaunfoskey9958]

Tracy is so overlooked as a singer /songwriter. She should have been soooo much bigger than she was.

[@dawnmartin4625]

First time I realized she told that man “take your fast car and keep on driving “! She sent that looser on his way! I love watching everyone’s reactions, reminds me of what these songs meant to me.

[@ShaneH5150]

I was about 9 when this song came out and it was one of my mom's favorite songs. Ofc back then I didn't know what it was about, but once I did get it I understood my mother much better and how she was feeling during that time. Two or three years after this song became popular, my parents split up. Pops was crushed, but my mom eventually became much happier.

[@Blesed100]

OMG!!! You are playing Traci!!! Yayyyyyyyyyyyy

[@Thatgirl1973]

No one can shut it down-and make people listen-like Tracy performing this live! She even got you. 😁😄😆😂🤣. ❤️ And you sound good with her!!!

[@paulanneheide4730]

I cry every single time I hear her voice. I just feel her voice.

[@redneckprofessor1]

I heard this for the first time when I was 18, and I was addicted!! Tracy is amazing, and has made a lot music (and political statements) since this was recorded. She can still give me chills!

[@Blesed100]

Yes you will!!! Everyone gets knocked down, trust me god I know, you gotta reach deep down and climb right back up. Remember, even a half of a step ahead is still better then where you are at and have been.

[@patriciadowning4036]

Give Me One Reason - spectacular song by her that first alerted me to her overwhelming talent. Quiet and shy in person...she's SO talented. I have an early album of hers.

[@chrislc35]

she just has/had one of those voices. so good.

[@jessicajones6559]

Universally loved song you MUST hear: Tracy Chapman: Gimme One Reason Amazing bluesy song you will always ♥️

[@megambrose]

I love Tracey Chapman! She is a fave 😍 So talented 🎵🎶🎙

[@Charley613]

A perfect song. Her beautiful voice, great guitar work and deep emotional lyrics. A masterpiece!

[@TinyApe]

who doesn't feel they need a fast car sometimes...right? Cheers/ peace

[@G-y_m]

Song always gives me goosebumps

[@shroomhilda]

Your honest thoughts and reactions almost made me feel like I was hearing this song/story for the first time again. That is why people like me watch reaction videos in the first place. Let us all continue to learn together.

[@jenniferelise9891]

Her voice is so smooth! Have you heard Lionel Richie "Stuck On You".

[@ginalolajupiter2942]

Born to Fight is a great song about civil rights/equality by Tracy. She is one of many great artists to come out of Cleveland.

[@larrystiner6576]

This is a good one this was number 1 for a whole year. Great reaction.

[@daveking9393]

One of my favorite albums so used to sing this thing going back and forth from college in Boston to home in Connecticut. The whole album is excellent

[@JessBecause77]

I was 12 when this song was released and over 30yrs later she still brings me to tears singing this.

[@jupiterm9115]

She and Marley were the first black musicians I remember listening to. Cause my father loved them and so did I. It's brilliant.

[@mandysherratt4313]

OMG!! Soooo happy you reacted to this, love Tracy Chapman. This is such a lovely song. 😁👍🇬🇧🥰

[@hpacheco]

She has a number of great songs. “Cold feet”, “Baby can I hold you”, “smoke and ashes”, “be careful of my heart” ... smoke one out put on some headphones and chill with Tracy.

[@ladylisaromance8129]

Tracy was so underrated. Her voice is 🔥

[@Splaidsonger]

I have followed Tracy for years if not more. 40 + years Listening to her and I am 20 again. I saw her in Boston and fell in love with this heavenly ANGEI. 🌈💕💕

[@katiedupre3263]

I've been on KZbin for yeeeeaaarrrrsss and I watch all of your videos and this is the FIRST TIME I've ever commented.....cheers to you. I think you are amazing! Love your reactions to these timeless pieces. Tracy Chapman wasn't nearly as recognized as she should have been. Her music/lyrics shines bright like a diamond and I truly believe music is the universal language where anyone can express emotions and hits a whole bunch of us in the same way.... in a world where the media doesn't want us to all be together in unity, music brings everyone together. I love you and your beautiful heart and open mind!!!!

[@jewlsg6378]

This song gives me the chills everytime. In a good way..great great song and artist truly..peace

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

Thank you Mr. video loved your reaction this is a great song. Tracy Chapman with just her guitar made some great Music that’s for sure. Thanks for sharing with us.❤️😀👍✌️🌼Love and peace

[@maryannturton9830]

Tracy is amazingly talented and authentic!

[@bernakeene126]

She is AMAZING, SUCH A BEAUTIFUL VOICE,and she is truly humble...and an all around beautiful person.

[@awesomethetruth6365]

"3:35" i can just imagin how much strength it took to hold that tears back, your face is tellin it all man, love your reactions! Thanks for all the good vibes

[@user-zs6zc7yo8f]

She’s a amazing singer and songwriter ❤

[@todds6048]

One of the best from the late 80s. Absolutely love her stuff. I actually get emotional everytime I hear this tune. It just has such incredible emotion. And that voice.... man... incredible.

[@jasonsweeney152]

The album track has all that punch you're looking for in her voice (It's at a 9 if this is a 6)

[@TheDivayenta]

The official video is fantastic.

[@TheCatandCrystalWitch]

It’s okay to talk to the ones that have passed. They still hear. I’m sure they are loving the reactions.

[@dianaprobst3157]

One of those rare songs that the artist perform just as good live as recorded-if not better. It's such a sad song, the dying of hope, yet it's beautiful, too. I think anyone who's had to give up on dreams to survive can relate to these lyrics in some way.

[@thereseball]

Tracy Chapman is DA BOMB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You must check out more of her stuff. Beautiful.

[@pennymccormick3471]

You have such a pure heart. You hesr the lyrics and they sink in for you. Don't change....keep going cause we need more like ya.

[@zzyzxxx]

Thanks for making me smile everyday......I believe you have a bright future ahead......Very Bright !!

[@juliecrane9647]

He's bright right now and his future brilliant. I know u agree 😊😄😊😄😁😁. "His future's so bright, he's just gotta wear shades". Brilliant wouldn't work there so....you right 😊.

[@zelgkopitar8799]

Theres not many songs that give this metal head the chills every time I hear it but this has been one of those songs since I was a child. Thanks mom.

[@nick3745]

Ms Tracy will be here longer than the QUEEN OF ENGLAND, cuz SHE"S OUR QUEEN!

[@lindahardy8713]

Tracy Chapman is new to me. I love her voice & music. Great discovery! Thanks!!

[@robertkramer41]

Jamal AKA Jamel sent me but I've been here a minute.

[@leesmith4028]

This song is a masterpiece ❤❤❤❤❤

[@rmlrl1971]

There is nothing more amazing than listening to someone sing. Just them and their voice with no band behind them. Now a days there are not many who can do it.

[@_THUE_]

Same here, glad to see that Jamel shouted you out! I'm subbed to him as well as you also TwinstheNewTrend!

[@vansongs]

Wrap your head around this. Tracy Chapman & BB King - The Thrill Is Gone (Live on November 7, 1997) You got style man.

[@queencarlock]

The way she delivers a song makes you think, truly a unsung talent

[@love4scotland]

She is still around. She is so incredibly talented and soulful. Always loved her and her music.

[@donakmarie]

I love going on this journey with you. I’m listening to old music and really listening this time. Oh, and I’m not mean - I’ve got nothin but love for ya honey!

[@parallelearthstudio8385]

Cold Feet Is a beautiful, mildly tragic tail of a Man’s Life choices. It’s one of my favorites. I think you’ll dig it.

[@staceyshaffer180]

This was my favorite song years ago and got me through some tough times. Love this girl! I think she never got the credit she really deserved. Wherever you are Tracy,...come back.

[@lisamariefoye2853]

Tracy's voice is pure and golden and just holy shit. Magic with her lyrical prowess . I am her thrall always.

[@Blesed100]

No, hit that blunt!!! I do it witcha!! 🤪

[@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers]

She's an amazing singer and talented musician and songwriter. Now everyone is going to suggest that you react next to "Give Me One Reason" and you should react to it for sure but I suggest you check out "At This Point In My Life". It's an awesome song that really touches your heart.

[@dustywaynemusic6297]

That's my favorite by her too. "Give me one reason" is good but a bit overrated

[@shelleygodden3401]

I cry every time I hear this song .. from her struggles to mine 🔥

[@teresa0817]

A guitar, mic and Tracy=perfection