🎵Scorpions - Wind Of Change REACTION

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[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

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[@ulikramer3554]

did you know that Scorpions are/were a german band ? :))

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Not at all… I’m yet to make research about the band ☹️

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

But yes, thank you for the info

[@ulikramer3554]

@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN i am a German who lives in Switzerland and your subscriber since about two years :)) would you like to be my friend on whatsapp dear?

[@goldenruletv7301]

Scorpions, being a German band, gives this song so much deeper meaning. It really hits home.

[@andrewgrant6516]

It's hard to communicate how much this song meant to those of us who lived through it. Also check out Julian Lennon - Saltwater wells in my eyes.

[@geoffreymarston5948]

In 1989 they played a concert in Moscow's music peace festival ! It is considered a significant event in the change in the Soviet Government . Fall of the berlin wall is also linked to this song ! Great song and important one ! Thanks for your continued choices of works of art ! May Gods Blessings be with you !

[@samhain9283]

You like Klaus's voice then you should definitely give a listen to "Still Loving You." He has such an incredible vocal range and the song as a whole is a hauntingly beautiful well written composition.

[@pamagnolia]

Gorky Park is in Moscow, Russia

[@justawhisperintheuniverse8257]

I know others have told you. This was a song at the end of the cold war. The Wall came down and the Soviet Union broke apart. I remember this time and what a massive change it was in world politics. This song was a message of hope for the future. It still is. We can always listen and follow and believe in the message.

[@jeph33]

Yes. Even though far removed, I cried and cheered with them...kinship of humanity 🙂

[@richardhargrave6082]

It was the end of the Cold War and the Berlin Wall came down. We had hope and felt safer, one man's ego means we don't feel safe anymore. You're interpretation, Empress, is spot on❤ Sending love and support to Ukraine from the UK❤❤

[@MarcoPolo_]

Ukraine it's Nazi country.

[@user-xw6sb5oe2o]

Do you know, dear, what this wind of change turned out to be for ordinary people in Russia? Poverty, hunger, rising crime, regional conflicts and the export of national wealth to Western countries for next to nothing . But you don't give a damn, Russians are just another natives for you. For a long time you lived happily ever after with your fucking colonial policy, but soon it will be over!

[@edithdriver2094]

Never forget, 25 million Russians died fighting to save Europe from fascists. They know what a fascist looks like even today.

[@terrym8976]

Another great reaction Empress,loved this song for many years I miss those hair bands from the 80s,but you Distracted me when the video was brought in closer to your beautiful eyes ,had to refocus ! But great reaction ! 🔥❤🙏🏻

[@mauibound77ify]

You're a queen

[@BR-kv5kj]

"Follow the Moskva, down to Gorki park..." all places in Moscow.

[@wesleydowd6421]

Hi there beautiful empress joy Jean

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Hi Wesley 😊

[@yx4797]

You're amazing 💞

[@timbaker6613]

Gorky park is in russia empress i used to love the scorpions back in the day

[@eberhardkrauss1336]

Hi Joy, the song plays in the time of 1989 and 1990. The change in soviet government under M.Gorbachev. It show the erection (1961) and the fall of the Berlin wall (Nov 9th, 1989). The communist massacre in Bejing (June 1989) and he German reunification (Oct 3rd, 1990) within the defeat of the communism in Europe. The Moskva is the river thru city of Moscow. In russian the city of the Moscow also called Moskva situated at the Moskva-River. Gorky Park is one of bestknow parks in Moscow. Name's patron is the russian poet Maxim Gorky. Klaus Meinl (the singer) wrote this song at music festival in Moscow.

[@ttrob93]

"Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall" President Ronald Reagan, West Berlin Germany June 12, 1987.

[@OstenLegal]

WE Love you

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Love you right back ❤️

[@threestumps7560]

The winds of change blew out the light 😉 great reaction.

[@jansteffen2814]

My kareoki song!

[@leomarshall4059]

Key references in the lyrics: (1) "Moskva" is the Russian name for both Moscow and a river that runs through Moscow. The city is named for the river. (2) "Gorky Park" is a major park along the Moskva River in Moscow. (3) "Balalaika" is a Russian guitar-like instrument with a triangular body.

[@martinvaclavik1113]

I was born behind the iron curtain in 1980. This was one of the first songs our English teacher played to us somewhere around 1990, when the "time changed". I did not understand the lyrics at that time, but now, many years from then I am getting it... There was a joke at that time...A man is standing with his son in front of the Iron Curtain and the son asks his father: "Daddy, who is living behind that fence?" "It is us, my son, we do..." 😞

[@cosa09]

i was 9 years old at this time in our country germany - i feel the wind of change every time i hear this song - it was a magic night

[@lexlex__1756]

Thank you for your reaction beautiful princess👍💐 The song was written at a time when the USSR and President Gorbachev took a course towards rapprochement with the West, the end of the Cold War with the United States. It was a really good time and a lot of hope. But at the same time, crime began to grow in the USSR, which reached the heights of public administration. Russia did not want to lose influence and bribed governments and officials in neighboring countries in order to have influence. In Ukraine, this process met with resistance, which led to the bitterness of Russia and Putin revealed his face as a criminal. Ukraine will win, justice and peace must return, Glory to Ukraine 💛💙

[@annehooks6940]

I think your right in your reaction of this song Empress. It shows the Berlin Wall being removed, and that was so incredibly huge at the time!! I really enjoyed the lyrics and your reaction!! Thank you Empress, and be safe 👍🏻👍🏻😀❤️!

[@lorijohnston4311]

You cannot go wrong with Scorpions. Definitely check out "Still Loving You" (the long version), tied with Faithfully by Journey for best ballad of the 1980s and "The Zoo" for a real banger.

[@yojimbe1]

Still Loving You is one of my favorite songs by the Scorpions.

[@DmitriyArbatov]

Great reaction Empress! Thank you so much! Gorky Park is in Moscow, Russia. Moskva - the way how we would pronounce Moscow in Russian language. Amazing song! Those times were very interesting when USSR collapsed and Russia opened up to the world. Sadly, these days it's a different story.

[@thomasdonadt227]

I would like to tell my story about it. The events in November 1989 were overwhelming. My family was divided into two parts until that time. It was always difficult to keep in touch with the relatives in East Germany. My father always tried to keep in touch. The fall of the Berlin Wall could not be predicted, but it was noticeable that change was in the air in Germany. No one knew if there would be a good ending. The song "Wind of change" became for me and many Germans the soundtrack of a new era, a turning point in time. Scorpions were the first major music export from Germany. The band comes from Hanover and has been active for over 50 years. I would like to recommend three Scorpions songs: Big City Nights Rock you like a hurricane Still loving you

[@DMcElfresh101]

Scorpions- Still Loving you Scorpions- The Zoo Some of the most amazing vocals ever

[@annak8666]

We had so much hope at that time... Look at this world now - the song even hurts more.... I want us to be close like sisters an brothers so much... Love from Potsdam (close to Berlin), Germany

[@briandavis8939]

😘

[@pamagnolia]

Awesome song!! Great reaction Empress!!

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Oh wow! Surprising how I coincidentally likened the song to the present happenings in Russia and Ukraine. Thank you for the info 😊

[@matthewleonhardt2407]

I enjoyed this reaction and your interpretation of the lyrics Empress! Hope you had a fabulous day and evening! Can’t wait for the next reaction!

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Thank you for the kind words. Yes, my day was awesome 🤩 Do have a great weekend.

[@matthewleonhardt2407]

@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN thank you so much!

[@johnthompson6374]

A billion views but that whistle has been repeated by over 3 billion. This band is almost as old as me and is currently on The Rock Believer World Tour with Whitesnake. Excellent interpretation Empress. Stay strong. Peace/JT

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Please what do you mean by the whistle being repeated by over 3 billion? Just curious 🧐

[@johnthompson6374]

@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN I'm talking about the whistle located within the song that is borderline infectious. Similar to the whistling found in Guns-N-Roses song Civil War. As in it's hard or almost impossible to listen to it and not whistle along with it. While the video has a meer 1 billion views that song has benn heard by billions more and most have whistled with it. "You know how to whistle, don’t you Steve? You just put your lips together, and blow.” - Lauren Bacall

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

💝🙏🏼🥀

[@tilemonkee5510]

Love never fails!! ❤

[@JosephHallenbeck]

It all about ending of Cold War at the end of the 80's and Europe. It is about a fall of Soviet Union, it is about freedom which came to the Central and Eastern European countries which had been uder Soviet Union's domination for almost 40 years, It is about fall of the Berlin's wall. The song has got deep message for European people and Cold war generations.

[@Disturbed544]

Your natural hair is fucking beautiful af btw

[@bikerbud3903]

"Still loving you" live version should be next Scorpion song to do.

[@metalmark1214]

One of the Scorpions best ballads As others mentioned it came at a time of great change with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the Berlin Wall being taken down

[@richardlambert3364]

When you know the history this is an incredible, beautiful song full of happiness and optimism. Important to research the Berlin Wall coming down. Finally East and West Berlin could be the same city again after Russia and the US split it after World War II. Remember that the Scorpions are from Germany so it would be very close to their hearts. The Winds of Change basically saying the Wall coming down was a sign things were changing, it was a time for hope for everyone into the future.

[@timbeatty11]

In 1990 I graduated high school and left for the army infantry. Right at that time the whole world seemed like it was a major change for the better. We all had hope the cold war was over. It was just a great time around the world. I went to a scorpions concert in California in 1988-89 (about) I don't remember the year.

[@cosa09]

gorky park was a movie

[@m_v__m_v]

With what is going on with Russia and Ukraine right now (among other things), we need a song like this again for sure. Great reaction as always.

[@Lars_Paulsen]

The lyrics were composed by Klaus Meine following the band's visit to the Soviet Union at the height of perestroika, when the enmity between the communist and capitalist blocs subsided concurrently with the promulgation of large-scale socioeconomic reforms in the Soviet Union. "Wind of Change" was released as the album's third single on 21 January 1991 and became a worldwide hit, just after the failed coup that would eventually lead to the end of the Soviet Union.

[@Disturbed544]

PLEASE DO "CULT OF PERSONALITY" by LIVING COLOUR

[@sandros5199]

In this world there is a need for love and not for wars, "Love" for humanity, for the whole planet, to use Love to make us HUMAN. Weed out that seed and set us free. I LoWe this reaction ,thank you 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻☮️🇮🇹 The Wind for LoWe …Happy Sunday.

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Happy Sunday to you 😊

[@sandros5199]

@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN 🌹🇮🇹

[@brianharriman7979]

He’s saying “follow the Moskva” which is a river in Moscow that leads to Gorky Park.

[@bmrepass]

Great job. I love your reactions. You are so beautiful 🤩

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Thank you for the kind words 😍

[@anon3780]

This song is the anthem for the end of the Cold War and the Berlin Wall coming down.

[@erict956]

So I was 20 years old, I was a British Army soldier and I was posted to West Germany (as it was) I was in Berlin earlier in the year covering duties and you just knew something was going to happen. Hess had killed himself in 87 so Spandau had been knocked down to make way for a shopping centre things were moving fast. I got a call from a mate asking if I wanted to be part of the biggest party in the world so a group of us jumped in the car and drove as fast as we could to Berlin. New Year's eve 1989 we were standing screaming bring it down when we saw David Hasselhoff jump into a bucket on a crane and get lifted over the wall singing his very cheesy song "Looking for Freedom" which all of a sudden took on a totally different meaning. The crowds on both sides ran forwards and down came the wall and down came east Germany. People say it was Winds of Change that was the catalyst but this didn't come out until 1990 it was the Hoff who broke the wall and he will always remain one of the most surrealist parts of my very strange life. So I don't know if I was part of the biggest party in the world but I was there and I saw David Hasselhoff end communism in Germany which eventually broke the Soviet Union. Try going to a Hollywood film maker with that script 😆. Oh and in Germany the Hoff is still a god. This song does remind me of this amazing time and is great but it's not as good as "Looking for Freedom" being sung in a bucket 100 feet above the ground by an American actor on new-years eve 1989.

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

💯

[@timbrewer2490]

Gorky Park is in Moscow Russia. He says, "I follow the Moskva, down to Gorky Park". He follows the Moscow river to Gorky Park.

[@tpiper1976]

This is a emotional song based on the history of the fall of the Berlin Wall that separated East and West Germany. I am 65 and remember to this day how beautiful and emotional the unification of Germany was and the affirmation that the confrontation with the Soviet Union by the United States was just and meaningful!

[@stevejuszczak9402]

One part is about the fall of the Berlin Wall

[@stevejuszczak9402]

GORKY PARK IS A REAL PLACE ,BUT IT IS IN RUSSIA I BELIEVE

[@stevejuszczak9402]

If you like mysteries watch the movie Gorky Park

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

There’s a movie titled Gorky park? Is the story related to this song (the fall of Berlin Wall) I guess I will check out the movie

[@stevejuszczak9402]

@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN no it is a murder mystery about a straight forward Russian cop

[@Lancefer66]

Hey Empress, I have a suggestion I think everyone here will support. How about raising your desk up so you can dance if the mood takes you, keep yourself framed the same but let yourself go if the song takes you there.

[@ubertron_x4094]

Written at a time of political and economical upheaval this was the very hymn of freedom for most countries that had to live under Soviet control for over 40 years. More than anything it is conntected to the (mostly) peaceful revolutions of the eastern European people, which ultimatively led to the fall of the iron curtain and Berlin wall and finally German unification. If you want to hear more of this band and their truly astonishing singer try 'Send Me An Angel' (you got the smile girl) or the one and only power ballad 'Still Loving You'!

[@uwescholer8791]

This song came out when Russia opened to the west and also east and west Germany getting united. Totally different to what happened today between Russia and the European Union.

[@vankesselable]

Joy, Can you please react to SCORPIONS - still loving you (peters popshow) 30-11-1985 . THX Xx

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Is that your favorite song from the band? Well, yes! I’ll check that out…

[@samhain9283]

@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN I suggested it too just now so I can vouch for this person. I have no doubt you'll love it :)

[@neildarealdeal7129]

Thanks for reacting to this song Empress Joy Hun! Darealdeal

[@Bazikont]

🇷🇺💪🇷🇺 Скорпион)

[@bernardmansire8642]

😁🤪❤

[@robertzidek8240]

Could you please react to Simple man by shinedown

[@billallen4793]

Yes! but the acoustic version where they are in someone's living room!...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇲🤠

[@pav_rom]

Moskva is Russian name of Moscow. Gorky park is in Moscow. It's the song about the reunion of Germany, which was made because the SU make it happen.

[@ginadi2214]

Leider weht der Wind in dieser Zeit in eine andere Richtung.😢 ich dachte als Kind es bleibt für immer, bitte legt alle Waffen nieder, bleibt bei euren Familien, lasst uns den Frieden wahren. ♥️🙏

[@tpiper1976]

This song is about the fall of the Berlin Wall and the unification of Germany!

[@xsubsquid]

This isn't the original video. There added war footage of this more modern war on terror version changes completely the hopeful meaning of the original.

[@mattiasaggeback8994]

the wind of change never camed in Russia, look at the invasion of Ukraine. But Scorpions tried they´re best with this nice song.

[@rodhanson7112]

The SCORPIONS are a German band

[@frankrizzo4460]

Wow love your accent what country are you from? You remind me of my ex girlfriend she's from Haiti and I'm good friends with her still. And you are absolutely beautiful 🤗

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Thank you Frank. I’m from Nigeria in Africa…

[@Rebelrocker69]

Growing up during the Cold War was, frankly, terrifying. Everybody felt that we were only one press of the button away from annihilation. I have always lived in one first strike target or another, so the fear was constant. And then, when the Berlin wall came down and the Soviet Union collapsed, the euphoria I felt is indescribable. I could suddenly breathe again. Now with what Putin is doing to Ukraine and Xi Jinpeng threatening Taiwan brings back all of the old tensions. God help us all.

[@edjasper92]

It was a song of hope and peace, when the Soviet Union collapsed, the Berlin Wall was torn down, and many of the Eastern European countries became independent again. Unfortunately, Putin and others like him are destroying that feeling of hope and peace we had at the end of the Cold War.

[@pav_rom]

It's a bullshit.

[@pav_rom]

There's not a song about the collapsed SU. In 1989 SU was OK.

[@elih9700]

@@pav_rom An Emperor Putin lacky at hand to spread the bitter thoughts of the men of yesterday.

[@klimentpetrov8789]

@@pav_rom SU officials knew that their end is near

[@pav_rom]

@@klimentpetrov8789 they did that end happen, lol. Presidents of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, I mean. Everyone else stood back and watched. And was silent.

[@markusweimar3539]

More relevant than ever in the current situation in Europe. Stop the war....please...I don't want to be called up for war again like in Kosovo. I've seen enough death.

[@AWKnuden]

The real man who made it all politicaly losen up and by that made a reunion between east and west possible was Gorbatjov. He sadly resently died. But he was tributed in the video, when he was visiting the pope. I was a soldier before this happened. And I remember how we vere educated in defending against the eastern nations. It was scary.

[@user-cd3ld3dc7u]

This is probably the greatest outdated song of all. Sadly.

[@M4tti87]

This song is as important now as it was back then. Slava Ukraini

[@thelyricologist9568]

This song was made/popular in the beautiful times when communism was falling in Eastern and Central Europe, and when everybody felt hope, freedom and brotherhood. It was before the times when populism and "right-wingism" took over dividing people. Before the pandemics. Before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In the beautiful times of hope, hope shattered.

[@retrogamingdream5504]

the start of nato warmongering expansion this song got a bad aftertaste