FIRST TIME REACTING to THE BEATLES - HEY JUDE

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[@vincentvancraig]

The Beatles had a "style" yet somehow every song is totally different....they were insane. Never trust anyone who says they dont like the beatles.

[@PeterBuwen]

The Beatles came BEFORE rock was differentiated into different genres. Their music was often the reason for the creation of a new rock genre. No one has influenced rock and pop music as much as these four from Liverpool, England.

[@innertube47]

“says” - exactly

[@spookyryu]

more like they were geniuses

[@proofprof50]

I had a friend who just went off on me when I told her all the Beatles musicology. She said that she thought that the Beatles were overrated, and I just laughed. She thought I was being pedantic.

[@NickNack-l4q]

@@proofprof50 I find that the people I run into, who say they are overrated (not that it has happened often), base their statements on a couple of hits and think that is all there is to the Beatles. They often have no idea of their history and the incredible variety in their songs, and how their songs seem to touch so many people in a way that no other bands can do, even after all these years. I remember the White Album and Abbey Road being played a lot in my childhood home, and what I noticed was that there was something in there for everybody; little ones, teenagers, mums, dads, grandmas and grandpas. The development of their sound and songs in only six years is mind boggling. They have been with me all my life and what a joy that has been.

[@270yis7]

In eight short years, this band transformed popular music forever, influencing thousands upon thousands of artists who came after them over the next seven decades. A phenomenon like no other in music history.

[@patmccormick9972]

To this day they are spoken of with respect & awe by other musicians.

[@steveschaff4620]

There are the Beatles, and then there is everybody else! That has been true now for OVER 60 YEARS!!

[@arturoochoa7237]

Awesome!!

[@deborahjesser2028]

Yep, that about covers it

[@Billp19733]

The greatest band in history

[@Elephant2024-wi2li]

This is the Beatles masterpiece. It was their largest selling single of all time.

[@dbrooks76]

6th best selling

[@Elephant2024-wi2li]

@@dbrooks76 Not according to 'The Compleat Beatles' documentary. Narrator Malcolm McDowell said it was their largest selling single of all time.

[@antifax8434]

The Beatles are eternal, centuries will pass and their music will always remain current.

[@vicprovost2561]

Spot On, the greatest of classic rock could last millenia if we survive the current stupidity.

[@ChrisFreund-rt8rf]

The Beatles are the greatest band of all time.

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

what many still don't understand about the beatles is that they invited EVERYONE to enjoy them. they wrote songs in french, they wrote a song about the soviet union, they wrote kids songs, they wrote songs about old people, they recorded german versions of 2 of their biggest early hits ("she loves you" and "i want to hold your hand"). they added indian instruments to some of their songs, sometines horns. they wrote songs for hippies and squares, they covered motown songs appealing directly to blacks. they delved into country and western and even comedy songs. they wrote love songs and protest songs. acid rock and tin pan alley type songs. they were hard core rockers and melodic balladeers. the WHOLE WORLD was invited to enjoy the special talent and charm the beatles had offer. they were very special indeed.

[@ottocarson]

Welcome to the music and the world of The Beatles. There's no way back!

[@staffanhesselback9653]

No autotune, just pure talent, you know good music never die❤

[@MichaelYoder-e8g]

When the audience joins them, it's pure joy

[@StanSwan]

I saw Paul live in 2022 and 38,000 of us sang along with him. Love the Beatles, miss John and George and wish they were with us today. Paul and Ringo are still out there loving the music and the fans and it is not about money for them. All you need is love.

[@slavaukraini404]

In 7 years of recording The Beatles produced more brilliance than others could in a lifetime. They were a major pivot point in music only equaled by the likes of Bach, Mozart and Beethoven. The Beatles sit alone in the rock era looking down from the mountain at everybody else. As far as bands go, they are at the ludicrous level.

[@charlier711]

I really like your description and though I listen to many genres of music I have to agree. It's hard to grasp how remarkable they were and what they accomplished in such a short period of time.

[@davey8914]

Great comment, agreed

[@deborahjesser2028]

The Beatles truly changed the world.

[@peteypete1216]

There are so many great artists and fantastic music but there's the Beatles and everyone else

[@OldSkoolDad23]

The Beatles are Gods gift to mankind.✌🏻

[@waynehauser3611]

Simply one of the greatest songs ever from the greatest band ever ! Peace n love from down under 😎✌

[@Maccaxxx]

I love how they are all playing around, then suddenly they switch in to work mode, this is why they were the best.

[@relevantbrother8964]

What a beautiful reaction. So much energy and excitement, picking up the nuances. Lovely. Terrific song.

[@davey8914]

55 years have passed and no one has ever matched up to these guys. What a remarkable catalogue of songs.

[@jerrycoleman5448]

56 years now (september) when they appeared on the David Frost show in Sept.1968.

[@philowens7680]

Try to imagine being 17 years old and hearing this on the radio for the first time in 1968!

[@ostrichman]

no

[@funkmeisterB-5000]

Beatles had such a connection with thier English fans,,they were the country's pride and joy. Rumors of breaking up were flying...For all these people knew, it would be the last time they'd get a chance to see them together.

[@PuddlePirate55]

This was originally broadcast In the USA on a Sunday night at prime time On net worth TV The Beatles were the 1st To get that An American television history

[@jamessollazzo4860]

song was written for john's son julian who was unhappy that his parents were getting a divorce

[@jonbrooks5246]

#1 for many weeks and always in the top 10 of greatest songs of all time!

[@MeDave1959]

I love your reaction, the video, and all the comments.........Makes an old Beatles fan proud.......GREAT music is eternal.......

[@MrAngelDevilSoul]

The Beatles are perfection.... please more reactions about them... you can pick what song you want everything is good

[@johnpapanikolas8064]

The Beatles were dripping with talent. The greatest rock band ever. There was no one like them before they arrived and there never will be anyone like them again.

[@user-dz3vr9wn6e]

Everyone seems so happy, rare these days.

[@tdgallagher218]

The reason McCartney looks pissed is because his microphone was no longer in front of him. I think the old guy lost his footing, and as he tried to hold onto something, somehow he inadvertently moved the microphone. Great reaction to a classc song. I am confident you will love most-if not all-the songs by The Beatles. They are still enjoyed by many to this day, even though they broke up 54 yrs ago. Their recording career lasted only 7-1/2 years, but they developed at an amazing pace and sounded progressively better with each new release. They were an undeniable force and nobody in the music industry could keep up with them. Best of luck with your reactions.

[@Man_The_Machines]

Yay The Beatles! I hope you dive deep.. every album is like a completely different t band!

[@steverobbins4872]

So many people love this video because of how it makes them feel, seeing this crowd of diverse people of different ages, races, and cultures singing together. This was particularly poignant in the tumultuous sixties. You feel a real sadness as it fades away at the end. This inspired the lyrics of Shangri-La by ELO, where the singer's love "faded like the Beatles on Hey Jude."

[@GaryMarkley-h3z]

Well said !

[@treetopjones737]

John said of E.L.O.: "They're like son of I Am the Walrus." Decades later Jeff Lynne would work with George Harrison in Traveling Wilburys which also had Tom Petty, Roy Orbison and Bob Dylan.

[@Brandi6666]

John and georges backing vocals😇. Oh to be a part of that had to be the highlight of their lives🤘❤️

[@stephentaylor6617]

According to Billboard Magazine, this song is the thirteenth biggest hit of all time. The other Beatles song in the top 100 of all time is “I Wanna Hold Your Hand “ which you should react to next. You can easily do an entire month of Beatles reactions.

[@tonymaroni8773]

Hi again Steph from the UK, may i suggest either I Feel Fine, Ticket To Ride, Help or Get Back by The Beatles and thank you again for another wonderful reaction.💘💝

[@270yis7]

Steph, if you want to go down this rabbit hole, here's the road map: PLEASE PLEASE ME (1963), WITH THE BEATLES (1963), A HARD DAY'S NIGHT (1964), BEATLES FOR SALE (1964), HELP! (1965), RUBBER SOUL (1965), REVOLVER (1966), SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND (1967), MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR (1967), YELLOW SUBMARINE (1968), THE BEATLES (aka THE WHITE ALBUM, 1968), ABBEY ROAD (1969), LET IT BE (1970). After these main albums, listen to PAST MASTERS Vol. 1 and 2, compiling all their hit singles (such as this one you just reacted to) that weren't included on the albums. It's 300 or so songs that transformed music forever.

[@joescott8877]

A great start to the wondrous and unforgettable long and winding road of The Beatles Journey! Watch some of their vids from the Ed Sullivan show in February 1964 to get an idea of how crazy they drove fans in the audience when they first appeared (Yes, mostly female fans, lol). Their music is timeless. We will never see their like again..

[@renatosouza7016]

Keep it up, reacting to these types of music, your channel has everything to grow more every day!! 👏👏👏

[@Rick-or2kq]

Thank goodness for video recording with this we have them has a group and all with us for forever. John and George RIP

[@christopherone1]

I always wondered what it was like for John to hear this amazing song sung and written by Paul to and about John's son. Wonder if John felt grateful to Paul for trying to ease the pain of divorce, a new mother, etc. At this point, they didn't enjoy performing live in front of an audience, fans anymore...and this was their last one. It's was so chaotic.

[@mattmccluskey4242]

John always thought the song was about him.

[@DanielAriasLR]

It was either '87 or '88, I was a teen then, and someone introduced me for the first time to the Beatles. This was the first song I heard that day (on a LP record). I could not yet understand a word of English but... nonetheless I was hooked. It would be years before I could know the lyrics. Later I would also find out that John had already died, it broke my heart, probably in the same way that it broke all the other fans back in December 1980 when he was shot dead. The Beatles remain to this day my favourite band.

[@JesusRamirez-rd2he]

Beatles songs: Blackbird All you need is love Golden slumbers Something Yesterday Hello goodbye

[@AnicetChvt]

Hey bulldog Rain Strawberies fields Walrus

[@Steve-gx9ot]

Geez ABOUT TIME YOU HEARD THIS! THERE ARE NO MUSICIANS LIKE THIS ANY MORE, SAD

[@titovanzappa4629]

The Beatles are a miracle!!

[@stevetanner3019]

One of the greatest songs of all time from the greatest band of all time. ❤️❤️

[@tombreen932]

They were the best second to no one every song they did was magic

[@isaacgonzalez9354]

There are a lot wonderful Beatles songs. I have to thanks to my father (died 3 months ago) for letting me know this amazing music since I was a kid. I suggest "something" for you feel in love more.

[@PeterBuwen]

More Beatles! 😀 (please) BTW: Paul McCartney, the singer, is nowadays 82 years old and still making good music. Check him out, too!

[@matthewpaul1111]

Hi lovely Steph! The Beatles wry sense of humour was 2nd only to their music. That was them being silly with the false start's to this beautiful song firstly playing like a cheap lounge act, and then singing and playing off key, hehe. I watched you fall in love with Paul and those soft puppy dog eyes, and I'm sooooo JEALOUS! But then again you seemed just a wee bit envious of how close to Paul that girl was able to get. LOL. But really joking aside it was great to see how this classic song and the video brought you so much joy and emotions. I predict that people will be loving the Beatles music until the end of time!

[@tonym480]

This song was a big part of the soundtrack of my teen years. Hearing it still takes me back to the 1960's. Thanks for the reaction. (The man at the beginning of the video who 'introduces' The Beatles is David Frost, someone who was a big name in British TV back then)

[@ptournas]

The old man with flowers in his hair was a hippie known as "Wavy Gravy". If you ever saw the movie "Woodstock" you might have seen him there helping to feed and give medical help to the people who went to the concert, including those who had bad LSD trips.

[@gaizkasalazarrodriguez5054]

Just The first verse of PAUL is pure GOLD!!!

[@johnniekight1879]

The "B" side kicks butt. "Revolution". For live gotta check out "Don't Let Me Down" live from the roof top concert.

[@PhilipOgden-m7z]

My two favourites, both brilliant .

[@Zentrix-24]

You will never go wrong going down the Beatles rabbit hole!!

[@svenwallstrom3368]

Amazing groupies.. and sog. Your reaction ❤ I llllllllove. You go on in beatles.. and you will have a dive you never get away

[@braudabo]

You haven't seen the old man anywhere else before, because he's not a person, who has been in the media. He's Billy Davis, a streetbusker, who managed, to get into the band's entourage during the filming of the Beatles' TV movie Magical Mystery Tour in 1967. Since the Beatles always had a certain faible for unusual people, he was occasionally allowed, to hang out with the "Fab Four".

[@jamessollazzo4860]

thought it was timothy leary!

[@Brandi6666]

@@jamessollazzo4860im pretty sure too that its timothy🤷

[@meyerhave]

@@Brandi6666 Oh please, get real. (Unless you're joking)

[@braudabo]

@@jamessollazzo4860 Unless I am completely mistaken, there was only one public contact between a Beatle and Leary, and that was in June 1969, in Montreal, when Give Peace a Chance was produced at one of the legendary Lennon/Ono bed-ins.

[@richtensail]

he died a cle yrs ago

[@JoeHicks-ow4rm]

I was 10 years old when The Beatles first came to America. My sister who was 15 like so many girls went absolutely bonkers over them. By the time she was 18 she had every inch of her bedroom walls covered with their pictures.

[@andyhinds542]

The old guy at 7:24 also appeared very briefly in the Beatles film Magical Mystery Tour.

[@an.american]

"Love Me Do" is the debut single by the English rock band the Beatles, backed by "P.S. I Love You". When the single was originally released in the United Kingdom on 5 October 1962, it peaked at number 17. It was released in the United States in 1964 and topped the nation's song chart. Take a listen. Your followers will love it.

[@binxbolling]

Top selling musicians of all time.

[@vicprovost2561]

Giant hit and such an affecting song, with the audience participating and one of the best vibes ever. Amazing stuff, they have dozens of songs as good, next up do their incredible video for a Day In the Life, another song for the ages. Enjoy! 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶🔥

[@Bill_Jones.]

I remember going to see A Hard Days Night on opening weekend. I’d never seen so many teenagers in one place in my life (even in school). There were roped lines to keep the kids in order. As for the movie, we all left in love with greatest band of all time.

[@G02372]

I worked in that studio years ago. I played chopsticks on that piano 😂 I also met Paul whilst he was recording a classical album there. The most star struck I have ever been 😂

[@Reyofhp]

One of my favourite Beatles tunes!

[@rolandratz1]

Hello Steph - you were obviously very enthusiastic about the song, or rather the Beatles. Can you imagine what it was like, how - especially - the girls were crazy about the "mop tops". That was new... They started their career in Germany (my home country) - in the "Star Club" in Hamburg. They started in Liverpool in the 60s, but they really got going with the song "Love Me Do" I hearded the Beatles (I Wanna Hold Your Hand" for the first time in 1966 (I was 15 years old then), I was immediately enthusiastic - today I am 73 years old and still a fan of the group. Watch the film "Yellow Submarine" and listen to the songs from the LP "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" - almost every song is a worldwide hit and my absolute favorite.

[@PhilipOgden-m7z]

Arguably their finest but they wrote so many classics.

[@robertpetre9378]

The Beatles are love ❤️

[@papercup2517]

I think you might enjoy seeing them in performance when they were just beginning to hit the big-time - check out their whole set from the 'Drop-In' show on Swedish TV from 1963. It's short enough to easily watch in one sitting, but has quite a few of their early hits and a rip-roaring Little Richard cover by Paul to finish. Watching the whole thing, you can see how they won over an initially quite reserved audience, many of whom didn't know anything about them before this show. The sound is all out of balance but for some reason, it's still my favourite early recorded performance by them - so full of life and energy, hungry for success, pulling out all the stops to win over their audience. (And, so cute, of course!)

[@danielolson5378]

The Swedish singer Lill Babs was the main artist for that episode of Drop-In and Beatles were just 4 quite unknown lads from Liverpool. Jump forward to one year then they had become the biggest band in the world!

[@Flastew]

The Beatles like other great groups of the era were true entertainers, no auto tune just talent. Great reaction and really like your voice.

[@johng.8517]

Without the Beatles we wouldn't have has so many great 70's rock bands. Loads of guys were inspired by them and started their own bands in their garages. They saw the girls going crazy and wanted to be like them. Everyone had Beatles haircut. The whole world was crazy about them. "The Beatles are the best-selling music act of all time, with estimated sales of 600 million units worldwide. They hold the record for most number-one albums on the UK Albums Chart (15), most number-one hits on the Billboard Hot 100 chart (20), and most singles sold in the UK (21.9 million). The band received many accolades, including seven Grammy Awards, four Brit Awards, an Academy Award (for Best Original Song Score for the 1970 film Let It Be) and fifteen Ivor Novello Awards." -Wikipedia "Half a century after their breakup, The Beatles were still the biggest rock band of 2020, shifting 1.094 million album-equivalent units through the first six months of the year, 326,000 units ahead of the genre’s second-place finisher, Queen. The Fab Four also had the fifth-bestselling vinyl album of the year, selling 54,000 copies of their 1969 opus Abbey Road. They had good company in the vinyl category, including fellow classic rock icons Queen and Pink Floyd, pop supernova Billie Eilish and retro-rock heartthrob Harry Styles. The Beatles also perform exceptionally well on streaming services, with many songs racking up hundreds of millions of plays." -Forbes

[@jerrypost9651]

Great reaction, Steph. ❤ I'm delighted you finally got to see them perform. There are a slew of good Beatle videos out there, so just keep digging. I know you'll have the time of your life. 😊

[@rokmin8550]

great reaction Steph, I DJ some weekends and this song is still requested quite a bit. I like it too, I just feel there is so much unrest in the world everywhere today, it makes me feel good to see people happy and united, even for just a ew minutes...have a terrific day and keep smiling!

[@dionysiacosmos]

For newbies I strongly recommend A Hard Day's Night, their first move from 1964. It's one of those " lightening in a bottle" captures that will never be repeated. It feels like a very organic slice of life movie that captures Beatlemania and what their lives were like from 1963 until they stopped touring in 1966. It's a great way to match faces with voices and what instruments they play and a great showcase for their earlier music. It remains critically acclaimed to this day.🧓🎭🎸🏆📽️💖

[@NickNack-l4q]

One of my favourite music videos. I can watch it again and again. What a gem from Paul.

[@CoolCoyote]

For well you know that it's a fool Who plays it cool By making his world a little colder ,, so true, maybe the most underrated lines for all people.

[@chrisbatchelor864]

a lot of people do that to be cool, when its not really

[@CoolCoyote]

@@chrisbatchelor864 yes but even more than that, it means you would be missing out on possible love or a connection at least.

[@vincentvancraig]

One of my fave reactions ever...wecome to the wildest ranbit hole of all, the rabbit hole to end all rabbit holes. The first goofy song was the theme show of the TV show they were appearing on...which is why the host said "a perfect rendition" pretending to be flattered in a humorous, deadpan way

[@Sarah26164]

You Need to Hear Beatles Here Comes The Sun it's such a beautiful song

[@tombreen932]

All there songs were the best there will never be a nother band like the Beatles they were the best second to no one

[@tombreen932]

I grew up listening to the Beatles they had a sound all there own John Lennon and Paul McCartney were the best singer song writers ever

[@tombreen932]

@@Sarah26164 I glad I met someone here that likes the Beatles too

[@Sarah26164]

@@tombreen932 yeah i love Beatles songs they are just amazing

[@Sarah26164]

@@tombreen932 yeah John Lennon and Paul McCartney are the best song writers

[@danielolson5378]

A song mainly Paul wrote with John's son Julian in mind when he learned that John had left his first wife Cynthia in favor of Yoko Ono. Originally Paul wanted called it Hey Jules but changed to Jude cause he felt it sounded better. Like i said the inspiration came after a spontaneous visit at the home of Cynthia and Julian. Paul wanted to check out how they were doing during this hard time. Cynthia was very grateful about Paul's concern about their well beeing and wasn't something she had expected. Nowadays a song Paul does at every show it's like the sing-along-song!!

[@dilandilanjoao4310]

Jude is the nickname of Julian Lennon 5 years old then and very sad because his father John Lennon left home and divorced. Uncle Paul McCartney wrote it to the kid 😊

[@davidmarsden9800]

The old man with glasses getting involved was the floor manager, he had a clipboard and papers in his right hand.

[@TheClarita1984]

Hi Steph, You have to check out I've got a feeling, Beatles's top roof concert😊

[@vicprovost2561]

She would freak if she watched the entire thing!

[@G-MAN1958]

Since music videos were not a thing back in the 60's, and they stopped touring in 1966, there isn't a lot of live Beatles performances. But, "Revolution" is one that you will really enjoy!☮

[@davidotis5598]

And then there are the Beatles. The band that started it all. My favorite.

[@BenLapke]

Your first reaction is to the Beatles most popular song, at least in terms of how long it stayed at No. 1. And if this was any other band, you could expect it to go downhill from here. But not with the Beatles. You won’t be disappointed as you get deeper into the Beatles.

[@mikecaetano]

"For well you know that it's a fool who plays it cool \ By making his world a little colder" -- Check out the KZbin clip of Paul McCartney performing "Hey Jude" at the 2010 Hard Rock Calling from Hyde Park, London to see tens of thousands of people singing along with the nananana parts four decades after the song left the charts.

[@andyhinds542]

Welcome to the most influential band in pop and rock history!! The Beatles top EVERYTHING!

[@an.american]

Una canción preciosa. I hadn't heard it in a while. Great reaction ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great song ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@billpimentel-vm6cu]

This was written by Paul the singer for John Lennon’s first son Julian. John pretty much abandoned him then had another son with Yoko Ono, Sean. I think Paul felt Bad that Julian was neglected. I believe Paul was also his godfather.

[@nelsoncarricofilho8005]

Tenho 68 anos e conheci esta maravilhosa canção na época de seu lançamento e ver a reação desta garota ao ouvir pela primeira vez emocionou-me muito. Quando uma pessoa 50 anos mais nova que a canção emociona-se a ponto de chegar às lágrimas, significa que HEY, JUDE É UM CLÁSSICO DA MELHOR QUALIDADE E OS BEATLES FORAM, SÃO E SERÃO SEMPRE OS MAIORES NOMES DA MÚSICA DE TODOS OS TEMPOS.

[@stargzer_nzm2239]

Hey Jude & Bohemian Rhapsody are my two personal favorites of all time.

[@general-cromwell6639]

Basically, it could be truthfully said, every band after 1968 was influenced in some shape or form by the Beatles. All the best. Cheers.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Paul and John are the greatest songwriting duo ever.

[@adrianmcguire8048]

And now you love the Beatles to lol

[@system3008]

This is one of those songs, you play this in a pub everyone starts singing.

[@robertsonsid]

When it comes on the radio in the car you can't help to sing along.

[@SilverMacca]

this reaction is the result to the beatles magic doing its work!

[@infolover_68]

The Beatle climax was achieved, all the rival bands wanted to imitate them, no one could surpass them!!

[@RoaldRoberts]

I love how even girls today just *melt* at young Paul's eyes 😁

[@stephenbull5555]

I seriously can't believe she has never heard this song,must have been living under a stone.

[@roteba1]

I saw Paul McCartney live. He was able to keep the "Nananana" chorus going for about twenty minutes .

[@terenzo50]

You should see "A Hard Day's Night". It's a few years earlier and right in the heart of Beatlemania.

[@RichardBaker-j8n]

A very happy belated birthday, your reactions are great, you are honest in your comments and watching you makes for a calming day. Keep up the Zeppelin ( 1 ) in a lot of ❤. Check out the Rain Song, (live) off the Song Remains the Same album,also a great song, you'll love it. Thank you!!

[@charlikelso7227]

I HAVE ONLY HEARD THIS LIKE 2 MILLION TIMES