THE BEATLES - Don’t Let Me Down (REACTION!!) 😭VERY Different From Rap!

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[@adams9586]

The Beatles performed this song during their Rooftop concert. A spur of the moment concert they performed on the roof of their recording studio. Their final concert and Also their first concert in 3 years. The Beatles' story is so fascinating

[@julieneild4505]

LFR JoJo! You mentioned Yoko Ono. You should hear the way she SCREAMS when she "sings" Hahaha! You will laugh so hard😂

[@julieneild4505]

@ Adam S I was born on the same day The Beatles performed their final paying gig! Don't blame Yoko, it was my fault lol

[@johnmcbarron7282]

I knew someone who was there. I asked him about it and his only recollection was that "it was very loud."

[@ktiemz]

@@julieneild4505 She sounds like an angel

[@julieneild4505]

@klemz Who yoko? Not the kinda angel I wanna hear. Making Julian pay auction prices for what should have gone to him😡

[@robertsaul234]

The Beatles impact was seismic. They literally changed everything.

[@mikezak8812]

Your name is synonymous with Rubber Soul...

[@robertsaul234]

@@mikezak8812 Rubber Soul (a form of it) is my cherry red '65 Mustang's license plate :)

[@ElissaStark514]

I adore this song, and the tossing the pen and notebook made this for me. lol I love your channel 💗

[@themadcow71]

They have literally a hundred songs that would be most great bands best song.

[@matthewhetzler4912]

True

[@dongiovanni6796]

No cap.

[@scottelement]

They wrote so many hits that in their early years they were giving songs away to other UK performers.

[@Andytheashton]

Closer to 200 songs :) In roughly 8 years they completely transformed music and culture.

[@bobinvegas]

I wanna hold your hand is one of the best simple live songs ever written if not the best

[@Harleybuc01]

The further you get down the Beatles rabbit hole the better it gets, from ballads to pop to hard rockers and just about everything in between. Its a big wonderful process of discovery as you hear their catalog. Enjoy it as millions of others around the world have done and continue to do. They are the best!

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

for more Beatle songs, try Norwegian Wood, Here Comes the Sun, I've Got To Get You Into My Life, Drive My Car. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, With A Little Help From My Friends... what really makes the Beatles stand out from the rest is how many great songs there are, and how original each song is

[@sandrabridgewater7503]

Keep listening. They go through many different styles. WILL BLOW YOU AWAY.

[@davidpost428]

good that you threw the notebook away and went to enjoying the music for itself. Beatles will surprise you as you open up more to them. they will open up a new realm of where music can go. each was a terrific talent: John, Paiul, George and Ringo. they were part of the "British Invasion" that hit America in the sixties and took a generation on a ride.

[@yes2day100]

Liverpool - in northwest England - was a river port town, very working class. All the commercial ships would come to deliver to England through that port. The Beatles were all born and raised in this blue-collar, working-class city, which still had bombed out buildings from the bombing in World War II. That port received all the records coming in from the US, including all the blues, R&B and rock-n-roll records, which all four of them listened to as teenagers. They formed a band, and they played in seedy clubs, and worked their way up the ladder rung by rung. That sound you hear is that bluesy port town echo. Their favorite singers were all roots rock and R&B artists.

[@pedrogarcia935]

First time I see your comments and you seem to be a very pleasant person.... Keep on listening to The Beatles, you will be a Beatles fan like me!!

[@joeybale4427]

Twist and shout, the live Royal Variety performance is wonderful early Beatles

[@nowilltolive4123]

Hey Jude was about Julian Lennon. John Lennon was getting a divorce and Paul McCartney wrote this to his son Julian (Jude) to comfort him during the divorce.

[@patprescott1818]

You are standing at the door. Now reach out and open that door to a whole new world ✌🎶🎵

[@laurenc1796]

31 and never heard this song,it's such a feeling wow thanks!! 👍

[@ToyutahLifein]

Something - Taxman - Mother Nature's Son - Octopus's Garden There, I think I have all 4 members singing their own song. All 4 members sang different ones... but mainly Paul and John...

[@marksneed2864]

They r the GOAT'S, No cap. The only band I know that every band member wrote and sang a #1 hit.

[@thomasschrick1486]

My first concert... Beatles 1966 at Hollywood Bowl . my favorite group. Check out "A day in the life". There was a myth about Paul died in a car accident and the government replaced him with a look alike.

[@maxdukefox]

Love your Beatles reactions....

[@patticrichton1135]

YOU NEED to WATCH their roof top concert where you will see them perform this song, it's on You Tube.

[@RDRussell2]

"A woman named Yoko...or a person named Yoko... every Beatles fan has to smirk a bit at that! She was John's constant companion (save for Lennon's lost weekend phase, but that's another story). Lennon invited Yoko into Beatles recoding sessions, violating the group's rule of "no girlfriends in the studio-ever." She even dared to give advice about the songs being recorded, usually not directly but by telling Lennon what she thought. You can imagine how well this went over with the other three Beatles. When The Beatles broke up, she was just about universally blamed as responsible. She wasn't. She might have been a catalyst that hurried along something that was bound to happen anyway, given the inner conflicts of the 4 Beatles. She weathered the storm of universal outrage, though. "John and Yoko" went together in any sentence about his solo career. They organized peace protests together. She was a true artist in her own right, an influential artist in the Fluxus movement before she met Lennon. In many ways, you can't really separate the very late Beatles from Yoko's presence, nor any of Lennon's solo career. So, for Beatles fans, it is so weird to hear someone learning about "some woman named Yoko"! My brush with greatness story: About 20-25 years ago I was in an auction house in New York City. I got in the elevator to go up to the next floor, turned around, ...and watched Yoko Ono get on the elevator right next to me. Oh, and about a dozen other people, too. I wish I knew what to say to her! But I just played it cool and respected her space. But wow, I wish I knew what I could have said to her that she hadn't heard before and wouldn't make me appear to be a creepy Mark Chapman type. (For anyone who asks "who's Mark Chapman..." look it up.)

[@MrUnderdog-vn3zf]

I subbed within the first few seconds. I totally appreciate your intelligence!

[@joeybale4427]

love this bro... keep it up!

[@blitztim6416]

That's Billy Preston on electric piano. I think this is from their famous roof top performance. In other words, it's live. On a roof. In London.

[@craigwarner6156]

Should have watched the live rooftop performance of this song freely available here on KZbin the Beatles channel

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

Well done you. They were all the sums of the whole. You gotta check out the rooftop gig they did which stopped traffic in London. Just before they broke up and legendary performances. You WILL LOVE IT. All music exists within it's own self and has no colour bar (when they toured the states in 64 they refused to play to segregated audiences in the South. Also the only extra musician ever credited on their albums was Billy Preston, black keyboards player, also in the rooftop concert. A compliment indeed from the fabulous 4. HAVE COOL YULE JOJO am now subbing you. x Love East Coast of England (lockdown again). xx

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

The U.S. started Rock and Roll from Blues and Jazz music. This music would make it's way to England where young people heard it, became infatuated, and starting trying to emulate American groups. All failed until The Beatles, which created what was known as "The British Invasion" where British acts could finally succeed in America. They created the mold then broke it. They were the first group who wrote their own songs (although when they started, they often did covers). The group was started by John Lennon and included Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr (real name Richard Starkey) in Liverpool, England and began recording in 1962. They could all sing and were all multi-instrumentalists - both a rarity where often bands at the time only had one lead singer and often instrument skills were low. They were primarily pop/rock with flashes of psychedelia, blues, proto-punk, etc. They were known for complicated instrumentation and phenomenal harmonies. Fair warning - Beatles reactions often get blocked but I hope you do more of their music.

[@newton9837]

you could literally do an entire channel just doing Beatles reactions. After their pop beginnings, their new stuff stylistically is hard to pin down. they were experimental enough to be interesting, and with a few exceptions, were polished enough to still be masterpieces!

[@MSM_shorts311]

There are good reason why so many people will say the Beatles were/are the greatest band that ever existed. And there are good reasons people go to Liverpool England on a Beatle vacation to drink beer and party in the Cavern Club and see Strawberry Fields and all the rest, like I did in the 90's. Peace and Love Forever!

[@patticrichton1135]

StART LISTENING TO MORE BEATLES SONGS Jojo! You can be a fan of them too, you know! I love ALL genres of music: classical, folk music, ethnic music, '30s, '40s (BIg Band like Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman), early 50's, '50s rock and roll, '60s, British Invasion, BEATLES of course, Motown, Girl Groups, the '70s, '80s, Broadway and movie musicals, Phantom of the Opera, Opera, country, Dixieland, Do Wop, mostly because my father was a musician full time during the Big Band era and played 4 instruments, beginning when he was 8 years old. He passed away last year at the age of 102 and was still playing gigs until he was 98 years old. Music was always on in our house when I was growing up (born in 1947), either Dad practicing, or mom listening to the radio or their large record collection, EVERYONE should be exposed to ALL types of music, it really is fulfilling and fun!

[@jamnjimmy4502]

I subscribed to your channel. I like you’re vibe Brother. Keep up the good reviews of the older classics. You’ll get many many subscribers by reacting to the classics. Merry Christmas🎄⛄️

[@kathrynschimpf8957]

The Beatles are phenomenal and that is a fact, Sir! At one point in their earlier career they had the top five spots on the charts! Now that was so impressive! Listen and react to some early stuff! You won't be disappointed!

[@JoeSmith-ey2xp]

Damn dude, your recap is perfect. You decribe the Beatles better than anyone ever. Nothing it the best in one area but put together they became the best.

[@drrecorda8482]

Yes Jojo you really get the essence about Beatles making good songs: they are experts. I enjoyed your video, congratulations! ;) Beatles produced 213 songs in 7 years. That means 2,5 songs per month. “Something” “Strawberry fields forever” “We can work it out” “Penny Lane” “Nowhere Man” “While my guitar gently weeps” “I am the walrus” “And I love her” “Here comes the sun” “Yesterday” “In my life” “Lucy in the sky with diamonds” “Revolution” “All you need is love” “Across the universe” “Come together” and a long long etc

[@davidmason2810]

The Beatles were always unique and changed rock and roll. When songs were coming out with clean cut lyrics like: Mrs. Brown you've got a lovely daughter. the Beatles came out with: I used to be cruel to my woman I beat her and kept her apart from the things that she loved, Man, I was mean but I'm changing my scene and I'm doing the best that I can (Getting Better). Songs like Don't Let Me Down are what projected The Beatles to be the best selling band in the history of music. I also think you should react to ABBA - they have sold almost 1/2 Billion recordings.

[@garyluciani370]

Yep, you got it right. The Beatles were a band, none of whom were the best in their field, but they used their individual talents and strong points to weave together some of the greatest songs of the modern era.

[@darthwarren4599]

Check out the legendary rooftop version its part of their final concert

[@tamagotchidoctor5207]

Jojo is one of the main people The Beatles song "Get Back " is about.

[@LFRJojo]

What does this mean

[@timtyber]

@@LFRJojo kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3ytopiZrdiqeaM&ab_channel=TheBeatles-Topic

[@TechnicalHotDog]

@@LFRJojo Name of one of the characters in the song is Jojo

[@scottgelb2650]

I was just going to suggest Get Back for this reason.

[@tamagotchidoctor5207]

@@LFRJojo The song is in part about JoJo

[@charleneflynn342]

AND, Paul isn't just the lead vocalist, he's also the bassist

[@jnagarya519]

"Rap" doesn't have that which is essential to MUSIC: MELODY.

[@Skraeling1000]

Hi! What I guess you don't realise is what the rest of the pop music of the time was like. It was, in retrospect, dire! When the Beatles arrived, their music blew everybody away. Even a simple track like "She Loves You" was miles ahead of the other bands of the time. And, yes, their stuff is dated now, of course it is - I'd be worried if it wasn't! But they sort of provided the foundation for all the bands that followed, and if they hadn't existed, I doubt we'd have some of the great current bands like Nightwish, Bloodywood, The Hu Band etc. "The Beatles always tend to surprise me." Every time they released a new album, it took a while to appreciate it, it was so different from the previous album. So, yeah, you'll always be surprised. Enjoy the journey!

[@chriscobb552]

IMO the top 25 Beatles songs are 1. A Day in the Life 2. Strawberry Fields Forever 3. Hey Jude 4. Let it Be 5. Come Together 6. Something 7. In My Life 8. While My Guitar Gently Weeps 9. Here Comes the Sun 10. Yesterday 11. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds 12. I Want to Hold Your Hand 13. A Hard Day's Night 14. Revolution 15. Norwegian Wood 16. Eleanor Rigby 17. She Loves You 18. Day Tripper 19. Happiness is a Warm Gun 20. All You Need is Love 21. Here, There, and Everywhere 22. Help! 23. Ticket to Ride 24. If I Fell 25. The Long and Winding Road

[@adams9586]

Your analogies are very good. The Beatles are a perfect example to show the importance of teamwork. Their combined effort was always better than their individual efforts.

[@michaelsullivan6854]

This is one GREAT Jam !

[@dennisjames1792]

Ill mention Billy Preston who you said co wrote this. He was the amazing black key board player also famous for his work on ,the long and winding road and Get back ,he was brought in to play on which ever album those songs where on .George Martin ( the Engineer ) said it was worth getting him in just for his work on TLAWR .I'm pretty sure he also does the roof top concert.

[@genebaughbba]

The sound in the background is Paul McCartney doing a backup vocal screaming at the top of his lungs but far from the microphone. The other thing you're hearing are the stylings of Billy Preston on the organ.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Billy Preston was brought in for the Let It Be session and he was an honourary 5th Beatle

[@alexgramm5170]

This kid is intelligent man...he understands end result being the issue of Individual talent working together.

[@ronaldidiot8514]

Your reaction is top

[@Mikeluvdrums]

A young 16 year old Billy Preston on keys,, how lucky to be immortalized on this recording .

[@leannscott7381]

Dang, I grew up to this too, I swear my mom was and still is awesome 😎

[@SniffleValve]

Given your name ( JoJo ), you absolutely HAVE to react to The Beatles 'Get Back'! You will be blown away by the very first lyric! :)

[@johncurtis7186]

Check out their White Album.

[@lisarainbow9703]

Check out some of Billy Preston's ( the keyboard player on this track ) solo work, he was a fantastic performer in his own right... "Will It Go Round in Circles" is a good place to start...

[@TexasPride62]

Really enjoyed your listen.

[@Prone2Thrill]

Billy Preston - 5th beatle has some very fun, upbeat, uplifting songs. A really nice addition to the fab 4

[@mikewarker4445]

Be ready for the Beatles to keep blowing your mind, the greatest of all time

[@ejtappan1802]

Your comments are so honest and so instinctually spot-on, I love it! -- Yoko Ono changed John Lennon's life but also helped break up the band. Lots and lots of raw emotion circulated around her. Plus, the Beatles were not, in the beginning, the best musicians or vocalists, but together they had a knack for tapping into something basic that people just connected to, and they kept getting better and better as they matured and practiced their craft. Keep going down the Beatles rabbit hole... you won't regret it!

[@phillinfree]

Howard wasn’t kidding when he said the Beatles were number one and you’ll see that as you continue on your journey

[@patticrichton1135]

He's singing about his wife YOKO, seriously. You should watch their roof top concert above their Apple offices, from the movie "Let It Be" you can see them performing this. Watch "Get Back" video

[@WTF-ki3fy]

Yo lil cuzz the Beatles have a catalog of greatest hits no cap. If ur a fan of them now, cant wait to see u react to more. Gr8 wrk

[@bethhighter8428]

Oh my god that album cover. My parents played this album a million times in the 70s. 🥰

[@davidmthorley]

It’s not one of their actual albums. It’s a best of compilation. My parents had it too.

[@phillinfree]

And you’re a better person for it

[@dipsydoodle7988]

Yep, picture immediately took me to my childhood.

[@jvs333]

The Beatles didn’t just change music they changed the world

[@jamesswindle5253]

You have a min blowing experience in front of you. Wished I was hearing for the first time again

[@christopherbrown1248]

This was originally a b-side, although b-sides in those days were generally pretty good. Other great Beatles B-side were I'll Get You, or Thank You Girl

[@krkhns]

You have to understand - in the 1960s, the Beatles were the driving musical force. Other bands waited to see what they were doing before they would do anything. The music world would be much much different had they not broken up. The Beatles touched on just about every musical genre you can think of. When they broke up, there was no one to follow. Music splintered into several directions - singer/songwriters (James Taylor), punk (The Sex Pistols), progressive rock (Rush, ELO), rock (The Eagles) , heavy metal (Black Sabbath). If you go back into music since 1963, you will find just about every major group lists the Beatles as their primary influence. And, yes, Rap may not exist if not for the Beatles since Rap traces it roots to 70s groups who also claim the Beatles as their influence. Listen to John Lennon's "Give Peace A Chance" and you will hear the beginnings of Rap.

[@ericreep5341]

Great job! Peace brother!

[@greyfolded77]

As it’s been said for decades now, SO many bands from the 60’s and 70’s changed music for all time.. never has there been nor will there ever be a better time in music.. there’s such a large pool for you to find love loss fear triumph and joy.. so many Beatles songs for you to find. Happy hunting ☺️

[@kennyoconnor6564]

Didn’t expect them to be this good. Just wait. Unreal catalog.

[@baggybantan7140]

You need a beatles day because there's a reason why they're rated the best ever, they have so many classics, and then they when they split, they all did classic solo stuff

[@jameslingenfelter8919]

I played music back then- lived this . You get it, I love it. It's universal.

[@regret_this_already]

Hey man. I think you really have to react to Come Together by The Beatles. The rythmic vocal style John Lennon uses on that song was way ahead of it's time for 1968. I might dare say, it's as close to a rap vocal as that era had. I could be wrong...

[@kympeplau1635]

The Beatles were very innovative and inspired many if not most or all rock bands that came after them. It allowed music to grow by leaps and bounds.

[@wpollock1]

Billy Preston is added on organ. John Lennon on lead / McCartney on harmony. Sometimes, they don't write about themselves, but of other people's lives that they observe.

[@lynette.]

They never failed.

[@mokrodog]

Bro Im TELLING you react to I WANT YOU SHES SO HEAVY you would fuck with heavy ong bro❗❗❗❗❗❗subscribed!!!!

[@DocRobert]

YES YES YES

[@Codex7777]

Fantastic track!

[@TechnicalHotDog]

Yes, for sure. If you want to be blown away by a Beatles song, this one will really catch you off guard.

[@Tomatronification]

this

[@agustinlopez1821]

Hell yeah

[@alanr4447a]

Get Back, Jojo - the Beatles waitin' for ya! Or Twist and Shout Here Comes the Sun Come Together Something Let It Be A Hard Day's Night I Should Have Known Better Lady Madonna I Am the Walrus ...to name just a FEW of them!

[@ono1dij]

New in your channel, and love your reactions, really sincere... And I hope you will go with Beatles songs, they are amazing... Try "Hey Bulldog", "I Want You (She's so heavy)", "Tomorrow Never Knows", "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", "Helter Skelter", "Help!", "You Won't See Me"... I can go on and on... Cheers from Argentina!

[@M5guitar1]

This was a live recording....check out their roof top concert.

[@NC-Mama-Bear]

McCartney was the most prolific songwriter of the 20th Century and is still cranking them out in his 80s. It breaks my heart still that John and George died so young and tragically. Why? Both Paul and John lost their mother's at young ages. Let It Be is about Paul's mother. Ringo was a sickly child. He was left handed, but learned to play on a set of right handed drums. That's why his style is unique and hard to duplicate.

[@wizardsuth]

"Even Hey Jude was kind of like a love song" -- At least half the Beatles' songs are love songs, especially their early work. Can't Buy Me Love, She Loves You (Yeah, Yeah, Yeah), Eight Days a Week, Lovely Rita Meter Maid, All You Need is Love, Love Me Do, When I'm Sixty-Four, Yesterday, Michelle... These are just off the top of my head, all great love songs.

[@3DJapan]

Interesting choice for your second song ever.

[@puddintame9885]

Baby, those sounds in the background are John and Paul playing. They have been singing together since high school.

[@happy13worker]

Hey Jojo, I really think that you should check out Yesterday and A Day in the Life. On another note, you should check out a movie that came out last year called Yesterday. It is a great movie and shows just how much The Beatles have impacted music.

[@officalmikemarkham]

Old Brown Shoe is an under rated classic by George Harrison. Worth checking out.

[@patticrichton1135]

"Hey Jude" Paul wrote for John's little son Julian when John left his first wife Cynthia (and Julian's mom) for Yoko, as a comfort. He originally sang "Hey JULES" but felt it was too personal and obvious and changed it to "Jude"

[@ronknox3376]

Pop music in those days was almost all about personal experience and emotion and loving and breaking up were the emotional highs and lows. By the mid 60's with the Vietnam war going on songs of protest, political songs, etc started to become popular. As for genre, there wasn't one since they were the creators of their own sound. Try an upbeat song with a fast tempo. Try Come Together for something REALLY different and try Get Back and the hymn like Let It Be.

[@Raul_Alvarado2458]

Note; Hey Jude was not about a girl, it was written about John Lennon's son Julian.

[@jnagarya519]

And it wasn't about Julian. "Mother Mary comes to me" -- McCartney's mother died when he was 15; her name was Mary. So it isn't about anyone specific.

[@graysonpitman8959]

​@@jnagarya519??

[@dwytejulian3056]

6:48 paul macca screaming unconsciously in the background lmao

[@saturninojosesuarezquintan9424]

"I forget to write" Yes, that's the effect ;-)

[@jnagarya519]

"The Beatles" made music; they didn't do "genre," they transcended all that.

[@Goodall10]

The one thing I can't stress enough about The Beatles......you can't fully judge them by any couple of songs. Until you're at least like 15-20 songs in, you don't truly realize what makes them different. The difference from "Hey Jude" to "Yesterday" to "Here Comes the Sun" to "Helter Skelter" to "Come Together" to "Tomorrow Never Knows" to "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and so on.

[@gardentuber]

Yoko Ono was John's girlfriend at the time. She was (is) an artist and they married in 1969.

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Thank you for playing this. It is a favorite of mine from the Beatles.

[@willfromyadkinville]

that was a brother. billy preston! making those ivories sing!

[@Zero_2500]

Producer: Hey John how do you know when the music is mixed right? John Lennon: When it makes the vocals have feeling True paraphrased conversation.

[@sereneandkeen]

Check out the song " because" is you want one of their most beautiful.

[@russelbarnes7235]

You should check into Steely Dan thank you would appreciate them musically but for now just enjoy the Beatles best rock band of all time

[@DocRobert]

Turning pain (heartbreak, injustice, loss, whatever) into beauty is one of the best thing music does. Music, comedy... any kind of art really.

[@mcjake1971]

Yoko Ono was the wife of John Lennon who wrote the song and is the one kinda screeching. He’s singing most of the lyrics in the song. The thing about the Beatles is the revolutionized pop music. Almost every band, group, and rapper after them wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for them. They basically were the leaders of world culture during the sixties.

[@johnckelly88]

Billy Preston plays the keyboard on this track. The unofficial 5th Beatle.

[@pkshere0]

Love, love, love seeing the reaction of a younger (much younger) generation discover the Beatles!! I was NOT a fan until their Rubber Soul album came out...and then I went back and listened to all their discography and watched the growth...