U2 - All I Want Is You / Where The Streets Have No Name REACTION

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[@GreenJeepAdventures]

A U2 concert is almost a religious experience. The crowd you see here, could be in any city of the world, and the love would be the same.

[@Anonymous-lg8go]

It really is especially when they play with or without you gets me everytime i see them live

[@sparky8506]

Some of my best memories are of singing together with U2, Bono, and 75k people on a warm summer night. It really is an experience. Not surprising with how devout Bono is.

[@El_oh7199]

It really is a transcendent experience. I've seen them twice and each time I've left in a happy, emotional state.

[@bixiered]

I was at this very concert...epic.

[@annaconway7009]

Like Bono said from Rattle And Hum Take it to church! The song "I Still Haven't found what I'm looking for" ❤👌

[@niksta007a]

The transition between these two songs is one of the greatest moments in rock history.

[@mistermacphisto9972]

Especially considering Bono buried his father the day before this concert...

[@tomaac]

I prefer transition between please and WTSHNN like in popmart dvd. it was epic.

[@ulrichkristensen4087]

Well U2 is rock history, but the transition from Running to stand still to dirty old town, live at the point new year 1999/ 2000, was one of the best concerts i have ever heard in a Radio, while partying

[@ericjones9487]

That painful feeling in your head is you trying to think

[@jackiepaper101]

The guitarist, Edge, really knew how to fill a stadium with sound.

[@mimsywhimsy1275]

He is uniquely talented and unforgettable

[@toddfenton9930]

The Original Guitar Hero!!

[@davevandebunte2949]

This concert, at Slane castle, was filmed days after Bono's father died. The raw emotion coming from his voice, the way the band raised him up with their play, and the sheer love from the fans made this performance a once in a lifetime experience. Best U2 concert ever.

[@js2010ish]

😪 beautiful

[@leroyoneill1929]

Lol believe it or not, i was in this croud at Slane.

[@leroyoneill1929]

Best thing about it was coming from my town Cookstown to Slane. Meeting everybody in each town we stopped at just going for one reason. U2 Ive never seen so much love and funny things in my life. Many years ago.

[@tonychan8558]

A few things to note: 1.) This was just a few days after his dad died, so he was already emotional. 2.) This was at Slane Castle, Ireland, the band's home country, so it was already going to be special. 3.) Earlier that day, the Irish Football Team won a very important game against The Netherlands 1-0. The match was shown on the big screen before the concert, so the Irish in the crowd were ready to celebrate. The drummer was even at the game and flew to the concert via helicopter! Put all that together, and you get the perfect storm you've just witnessed. To U2 fans, this was in 2001, when the band was 24 years old. It is now 2022 and they're still at it after 45 years. Slane happened IN THE MIDDLE of their career! In the words of Bono, 'We're just getting started!'.

[@chrisfairbarn9908]

Best live band ever. Period.

[@TJWCars]

I couldn’t agree more and it makes me cry when I listen to it

[@BumminTrout]

Word

[@chrisalldis3375]

Sorry Chris 2nd to Queen

[@oliviercalmel2]

Fantastic songs

[@cahillgreg]

@@chrisalldis3375 Seen both - Freddie and the boys are good - but the lack of soul shows on stage - U2 deliver that in spades.

[@rickc2102]

Aww, it's so sweet watching a young'un discover U2 for the first time. Signed, Generation X

[@peeedurr]

62 year old white guy here. Loving your reaction and your smile, and your appreciation.

[@zoniekat]

You know you're getting old when you hear someone say they've never heard of U2. I know it's common now, but it doesn't come up. Wow. They were known everywhere, globally. Well, it's time for the new generation to pass it on.

[@vorbis4860]

Yeah, I think at one point they were the biggest money-making business in Ireland. But I'm kind of always glad when people haven't heard or seen certain things before, because then I can share. And sometimes that person is me.

[@zoniekat]

@@vorbis4860Me too. That's the best thing about reactions. It makes me happy when someone discovers a great song or artist.

[@Erik-yt1bl]

I promise to do my best to keep their music alive. 18 years old and absolutely love them, I guess I have my father to thank for that

[@geokaragiannis]

The greatest live band....

[@neatdesign]

Honestly, my jaw dropped when you said you'd never heard of U2. To many people that's like saying you've never heard of Kermit the Frog or Doritos! 😁 U2 have sold 150 million records and won 22 Grammys (so far). You picked two excellent songs for your intro to U2 - honestly, you could probably spend an entire month reacting to their music and never get tired of it.

[@continentalaquatics2725]

What is Doritos?

[@nikkihatfield2055]

Continental Aquatics That’s so rude! At least she’s open minded and wants to hear great music from whoever! You don’t her environment and where she grew up. She’s only 26 and putting herself out her for us! Give her a break Dude!

[@cheap25]

.....and never get through their catalog

[@goldboy150]

Nikki Hatfield I wouldn’t knock her for not knowing their music, sure. Not sure how one goes through life not having heard of the names U2 or Bono - forget the music for a second, they are a serious fixture in pop culture.

[@raymondmanderville505]

It’s easy to understand her never hearing of these rock bands of 30-40-50 years ago . I’m sure she is familiar with mega hits by mega stars that you’ve never heard of as well . Rock & Roll didn’t die of natural causes , it was deliberately murdered . Anything that unites people is being destroyed , religion, music , patriotism , you are more easily controlled if they can isolate you

[@renaelamb]

U2 concerts are a euphoric, very spiritual experience!!! I have been to 7 over the years, and every one has left a lasting impression on me.

[@a.s.2d817]

Just today Bono turns 60. They are getting old but on stage they still have TONS of energy

[@Mainecoonlady.]

We are not old. We lived through the greatest three decades of music. The 60s, the 70s and the 80s music changed the world. Don’t cast aside that experience. I am the same age. I was there when U2 won at the Grammys over Michael Jackson. Jackson was HUGE back then with Thriller. Boom... it was magic.

[@raquelf.1962]

60 is not old anymore.

[@Mooganj83]

I honestly choked up watching this. I love how you said, "dude, I would love to see this guy live". Girl, a U2 concert is a religious experience. There are no words to describe the vibe of being in the crowd at one of their shows. I've been to so many of their concerts, front row, and it's an otherworldly experience. You'll go from bouncing up and down like a crazy person to being moved to tears by the music all in the space of 2 hours. If you ever get a chance to (if we ever get back to being able to go to concerts - thanks Coronavirus), go see U2 live!

[@davidmole8299]

That's the power of bono and the guitarist

[@lew1689]

Probably the most innovative band in the last 30 years

[@oneilprovost2287]

Probably... but their stuff from between 30 and 40 years ago is still my favorite!

[@grahamvarey1144]

Omg there is so much U2 that you can do, they are one of the biggest groups of all time

[@GeoDel97]

I don't know if someone has already mentioned it, but what makes this performance so special and the reason why Bono is 'shouting' towards the sky during the intro of "Where the streets have no name" is because he had just lost his father a week ago and this gig takes place in their hometown, in the iconic Slane Castle in Ireland (where the band is from). Loved your reaction! It seems so funny & strange to me you didn't know U2! There's countless of brilliant U2 performances on KZbin you can enjoy. I'm a superfan, so I'm biased hehe, but no band beats live U2! Simply the most electrifying band for more than 4 decades.

[@JeffWallace]

The reaction you have to the greatest rock band in the world for the last 3 decades is possibly the sweetest thing I've watched on the Internet. Thank you for restoring my faith in humanity in such a screwed up world.

[@TheMike_I]

U2 is one of the biggest rock bands of all time. i saw them twice at Stadium concerts in the 90s. One and I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For are two of my favorites by them

[@dipsydoodle7988]

As I'm sure everyone has already mentioned, U2 is one of the most well known rock bands in..ever..pretty much ever. Bono's voice is iconic. You should react to their Live Aid performance of Bad. It will melt your face off. 😁

[@jokerjames5262]

This show was literally days after Bono buried his father and you can hear it in that wailing cry before the start of Streets.

[@stevenhayes859]

I got that too. The way he sang it was like a cry from his soul.

[@jokerjames5262]

@@stevenhayes859 The whole show was emotional. Search the song "Kite" live from Slane Castle

[@chad66001]

he actually buried his dad that morning

[@annaconway7009]

And when he sang Kite, he almost lost it.😔

[@annaconway7009]

My lisence plate cover, When I Go There I Go There With You

[@brendagruszkowski4680]

As a lifelong fan I love this. Her reaction is priceless! I think we just saw a new fan created right in front of our eyes. 💚

[@js2010ish]

Yes I am sobbbbing 😪💧 this was my moms fav band, seeing the reaction of a new listener is beautiful

[@astromanicdave]

I was 10 feet from Bono during this. You can see my young 23 year old face in the crowd. Still brings me to tears 20 years later. U2 forever!

[@chris.fitzgerald]

You should watch U2's appearance in the Super Bowl 36 Half Time Show, it was the Super Bowl after 9/11, talk about a religious experience. Bono has said we sing "Where The Streets Have No Name" when we need God to walk into the building.

[@skatemetrix]

This was a Bono (2001) way past his prime and it's still an amazing performance- that's how good Bono was. Listen to U2 in the 1980s to hear Bono in his PRIME.

[@Mainecoonlady.]

skatemetrix Bono’s prime will never pass, foolish child.

[@mschwes5376]

Mainecoonlady Still a great live band but unfortunately Bono’s voice is not what it used to be. Not his fault, we’re all getting older. Doesn’t mean I won’t keep seeing them but he’s lost a step so to speak.

[@annaconway7009]

Was? Bono still has a beautiful voice, Of course age changes vocals but he can still hit those notes he knows so well! For instance "Every Breaking Wave" Lord have mercy! That man can sing so sweet! Then swing 8nto "Blackout" That's total diversity! B man is the master Showman!😉❤👌

[@CatsnCoasters]

That transition from All I want is you into Streets......that is the sound of a man mourning the loss of his father in front of 100,000 people. Unforgettable.

[@skwarekable]

Wow, do more U2! Always love to see people discovering this Band!

[@dereklasker5350]

U2 is my favorite band ever but this performance specifically just illustrates how Bono conveys emotion so well through his lyrics and his voice and how the rest of the band creates a sonic atmosphere that reflects it so perfectly

[@bopep1368]

you go to a U2 concert-everyone knows all the words and sings all the songs-the band cuts back and forth letting the audience cover parts

[@sprtswrtr10]

Where the Streets Have No Name was on "Joshua Tree," which came out in 1987. There's not a bad song on it and it's the album that made U2 the biggest band in the world, a title they arguably still hold whenever they feel like they want to. They can still sell out stadiums and they're still making great music. Yet, I would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE for you to see them when they were basically kids finding their way, offering unmatched energy that might bring tears to your eyes the same way watching that clip with you brought tears to mine. So, if you'll take my word for it, please do this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6DLn32ErZ2Aack … and then this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqelmIWJiNGJeKM … I PROMISE YOU, both will knock you out in the best possible way.

[@Xfactories]

Yeah the bad song was on Unforgettable Fire

[@annaconway7009]

Bono can make you smile and cry with his lyrics, he sings to all of us there, and all the songs are about real life, no bull!

[@theTruthLifeNWay]

The singing to his Father at 6:15 and on to 7:25 brings me to tears everytime I see this. I lost my Mother when I was 3 and she was 28 in 1984 I feel his pain and yearning here Such raw emotions losing a huge part of your entire existence But the first time I ever saw this and everytime since, I get it, right into my core Because I feel what he feels. To anyone out their missing a loved one or having testing times You have my love, thoughts and prayers Peace to all who can find it or have it. Ps, your reactions in this are such a joy to watch U2 fan since 1995, Fave band of all time

[@Emburbujada]

My favourite band! And today is Bono's birthday =) It's so nice to see more people listening to them. Try more, you won't be disappointed ;)

[@ZebuNation]

I saw them in 2011 with 70,000 of my closest friends. Best concert ever from the biggest band in the world!

[@shannonbear6221]

You really need to watch Sunday Bloody Sunday live at Red Rocks. Hands down one of the best live performances to date!

[@nikkihatfield2055]

Me too Shannon Bear! It’s my favorite!

[@boazbell38]

YES Sunday Bloody Sunday is what made me fall in love with this band in 1983 seen them live over 30 times... Bono's voice was probably the best from 83-91 when he was in his prime.... do any reaction to any song during those years and you can't go wrong.. and you will hear Bono's vocals which were pretty much in a class by themselves

[@christywright4113]

That DVD...LOL REALLY WAS A VHS at a house party. Live from Red Rocks and I've been a U2 fan ever since! Seen them 6 times. The live performance sounds so much better than any CD.

[@mimsywhimsy1275]

@@boazbell38 my favorite battle march with those drums

[@CavanOGrady413]

I think the Rattle & Hum Sunday Bloody Sunday is even better. The band was angry and passionate that night because of what just happened in Enniskillen, and that added to the layers of the song.

[@mclovin6268]

My wife Daphne passed away almost 10 years ago exactly. At the funeral, all I want is you was played. I cannot listen to the song without crying. Thank you for your reaction.

[@good_bean9375]

Me too, my dad passed and this was his song

[@victoriagrant3335]

I have been a fan of U2 since the 80’s, I really enjoyed watching your reaction. They have a wide range of songs. The first song I ever heard of U2 was Sunday Bloody Sunday and I was hooked.

[@angelo4life1]

You probably will enjoy 'Kite' Live from Slane Castle even more. There is a point where he is on the edge of crying his eyes out while singing goodbye to his father, he had to bury a couple of days before the gig Another favorite of mine is "Mysterious Ways" Live from Slane Castle, he dances with his daughter on stage, you can see the joy on the frontrow fans. Absolutly loving it

[@paulyoung6040]

Obama's campaign song was "City of binding lights"by U2,and they played at his inauguration celebration,look it up, it's on KZbin

[@IrishEire]

*blinding lights

[@BigSherm328]

I loved this reaction. I love when people discover bands they never heard of. You just discovered one of the biggest bands in the history of rock music 👍🏻❤️

[@geraldnugent7238]

They made a movie called rattle and hum when they toured the states. Definitely worth a look

[@Anonymous-lg8go]

Just watched them tour it for its anniversary 😍😍

[@annaconway7009]

@@Anonymous-lg8go Isn't it a fabulous film! They are so ypung vit they knew what they wanted! Loved the part where Bono gets Larry on Elvis's Harley! He knew how to swoon the ladies!😂👍 And fantastic footage on top of the Liquor store in LA,! I missed, I had to work that day! Ugh!😬

[@kaseyabler9880]

It gave me joy to see your face react with excitement and emotion. I have known and loved U2 for more than 20 years. Check out all of their albums.

[@waltermeadus80]

U-2 is an Irish band from Dublin. The lead singer is Bono.

[@PaddyIrishman]

U2, from my home country. One of the greatest rock bands in history. You need to get out more ;)

[@cnatview]

Loved your reaction to U2..... your smiles were beautiful and your jamming dance was fun. Thanks for your reaction...take care and be well. Peace.

[@3beard]

This was a nice treat! Not many reactions to this band. U2 made a ton of great stuff. The second song in this video came from the album "The Joshua Tree", which became their mega-stardom album. They were already a big act, but that album elevated their status significantly. Please try "Pride - In the name of Love" from the Rattle and Hum tour that supported the Joshua Tree. It's deep, be ready. And Thanks Miller!

[@leeklein4199]

Prides originally from the album The Unforgettable Fire.

[@chriswhamilton]

You have One Love written on your wall behind you....you absolutely MUST listen to the song "One" by U2 next! I was 18 years old going to this show at Slane, just magical.

[@sublime90]

how is no one recommending U2 with or without you, such a good song

[@thatnorwegianguy1986]

The singer Bono when the one song transitions to another lost his dad two days before the concert and he dedicates the song to his dad its one of his best performances because you can hear the emotion in it.

[@melissaheneghan5939]

You are watching arguably the best live band in the world! I’m so happy to have had the opportunity to see them live. It is an experience, i was buzzing for days afterwards. FYI they have written songs for the likes of Tina Turner too. On numerous occasions they have brought the US to a standstill when in town! From the same show you have to react to kite!! Mind blowing

[@annaconway7009]

I've been a fan of U2 for 33 years, they are magnificent! Always have been always will be! Seeing them live is very much like a religious experience Please list to more of their music You'll be extremely impressed! And you too will become a diehard fan! They are all humble and lovely to meet! U2 is my miracle drug and Bono's voice will surprise you at every corner!!!!! U2 is the soundtrack of my life!

[@cdr_902]

One of the most powerful moments/best song transitions in Rock and Roll history. Absolute LEGENDS.

[@coleenwilliams6656]

Seeing U2 in concert is almost a religious experience. They are second to none live. With this concert, they were in their home country, Ireland, and Bono's father had died a night or two before this concert. You can feel the crowd and the band holding him up, sharing in his pain and offering their strength to him. If you can, check out the rest of the concert.

[@igortokarski9517]

Amazing reaction!! Fun's fact: The lead singer (Bono) was struggling a lot at this show because of his father's death!! The performance of "Kite" from this concert is such an example ("The last of the opera stars"; his father was so much into the opera). At the very beginning of "Where The Streets Have No Name", he said "Bob, Shammol. Sing this song for him, sing this song for Bob, for him!!! YEAH!!"

[@lisasloan4949]

I LOVE this band!! I have seen them more than 20 times!! Best live band EVER! So glad you were able to experience the live versions of 2 of their iconic songs!! ❤️❤️

[@Matt-1d]

Check out the 2002 Super Bowl halftime show. Only a few months after 9/11. U2 delivered an incredible performance honoring the moment. They formed theirs band as high school friends over 40 years ago, and they’re still at the top of their game with mew music and incredible live performances.

[@joshuaeubanks8797]

I really enjoyed watching this video. Your facial expressions are priceless, and your observations are right on the money. Good job! I wonder if you realized that the video you watched is almost twenty years old now, or that U2 still consists of the same four guys, still making music and changing the world. It really is amazing that there are people out there who don't know about the biggest band on the planet, but I guess that not everyone is as open-minded as you are...a quality I praise you for, by the way. If you are really interested in learning more about U2, I recommend that you start with their album titled The Joshua Tree, one of the best selling albums of all time, and work your way out from there. As someone else said in another comment on here, it is time for a long deep dive.

[@kathleengagliardo9391]

I love watching you love U2. They're so great live! Yes, Bono has so much energy. He turned 60 last week!

[@americanpitbull04]

Bono’s voice is amazing her grew up listening to his dad singing opera , his dad was his hero so for him hitting those notes is as if he’s an opera singer … love U2 !

[@xhrixwoxx9061]

U2 is awesome ......GREAT REACTION

[@irishrover7uk]

The best live band in the world..... And the best dish export just behind Guinness 😄. Great video

[@mjr77]

Watching @thejayshow watch @U2 just made my day. Listening to U2 takes me to my happy place.

[@potooleftl]

it's funny having someone in 2020 say the band is pretty good..lol... U2 is legendary...

[@punchthedog]

I'm 50 years old now. I grew up with U2. But I am jealous of you for hearing them for the first time. You have years of joy ahead of you.

[@mikeschafer7379]

Spot on U2 concerts are a religious experience. Been to Croke Park in Dublin to see vertigo tour. It just leaves you speechless listening to their music.

[@Curraghmore]

Four guys who got together in high school in Dublin when Larry (the drummer) stuck a notice on a notice board to look for someone to join him in a band, and now they are the biggest musical artists to come out of Ireland.

[@jfn2462]

Talk about fate and destiny. This is a perfect example, my friend....

[@paulyoung6040]

When you go to a U2 show,it's a rock show where church breaks out!,

[@EdinMike]

Having only had the privilege to see them live three times, it's an experience everyone should enjoy once. Rollercoaster of emotions. Love that U2 are still finding new fans after all these years.

[@titiquevedo]

The best band of the world playing one of love songs and the best song ever made!!!! #U2FanForever

[@melissaheneghan5939]

Arguably the best live band in the world! First track was my wedding song! Their music is so diverse they have soul too. Angel of Harlem & collaborations with the likes of BB King suits all tastes. Also known for pulling fans up on stage. They formed in the late 70’s & have hugely successful long career & the USA has a special place in their hearts!I FYI They are from Ireland Bono the singer,The Edge lead guitar,Adam Clayton on bass& Larry Mullen Jnr on drums.

[@xxmrbrooksxx]

Welcome to The Church Of U2. After listening and see them perform more, you'll get it.

[@tanyamonk1280]

Yes!! Check out "when love comes to town" with B.B. King. Yes! B.B. King. Don't know him? Ohhh girl, check it out, it's fire!

[@jameshenry8563]

Never heard of u2 and bono? Wtaf biggest band in the world for 3 decades!

[@peeedurr]

Only in certain circles.

[@theholyfather1]

I love watching new generations discovering them , enjoy the journey if you haven’t seen them before

[@nikkihatfield2055]

James Henry You don’t know the environment that Jayy grew up in. I’m sure people weren’t blasting U2 on the radio! She’s only 26 and didn’t grow up with them like some of us. The fact that she’s so open and willing to listen to such diverse music with an open mind speaks volumes about her character! This is why she does reaction videos! As for me, you could stick a 1,000 needles in my eyes before I would listen to country music! I’d rather my eyes to bleed than my ears! Just sayin’. Give her a break!

[@loltimno]

So, I remember watching this the first time in about 2005 when I was getting into the band. Watching your joy in reacting to this literally had me on the verge of tears. This band is so special to me, so special to so many. Being at a U2 show is absolutely transcendent, and I’m so glad you enjoyed this. :)

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

I’ve seen U2 twice in concert. One in the 80’s and in the early 90’s. The two best concerts in my life.

[@peteszone6058]

I’ve seen U2 six times live and they are the BEST LIVE BAND IN THE WORLD. Enjoy U2 music. Well done.

[@Sherry-5160]

Bless your adorable heart! You just made my week! I wish I had of been in the room with you!! I had soooo much joy and fun watching you appreciate a band that I have loved since the 80's. BTW, he met his wife Ali when he was 16 in high school the same week he and and his three high school friends formed this band. Also, when he says, "All I want is fucking you man." He was talking to someone who threw and saturated him in water 30 seconds before. Watch again. Hilarious! Bono is my hero!!! More than a rock god - a loyal husband and friend, an activist and a philanthropist. He is a rare and talented breed! Thank you for sharing your reaction and appreciation! It made me sooooo happy!

[@dhenry6479]

I must say your reaction to the songs was very touching, I love this band, I was lucky enough to be at this concert, omg.

[@ph8429]

Ive been waiting so long for someone to react to this version of this song!!!

[@brandonhall130]

I was at a low place in my life and happened to see a U2 concert. It changed my life and inspired me to push on.

[@lynnhoffman247]

Their Super Bowl halftime show is considered one of the best ever. It’s on YT. Great reaction 🤗 Better late than never! Saw them in the early 90’s & it was a wonderful night! Give a listen to “When Love Comes to Town” with the great BB King!

[@dougdoug9268]

2020/2021 still the biggest band on earth

[@steveandme63]

This song goes straight to the heart and you can hear the pain in his voice.

[@TheGreatGizzo]

In the beginning of the second song Bono cries out like that because his father just passed away. He loved opera music and Bono poured his grief out in it.

[@nikkihatfield2055]

“Sunday Bloody Sunday” was the very first song I heard from U2! It’s so powerful and so amazing, especially if you know the history. It’s still my favorite! Love Love them! ❤️

[@Drewniversal]

This concert is on the 20th anniversary of their first big show played in that very spot at Slane Castle, Bono, the singers father was an opera tenor who they buried a couple days before this show and the transition between the songs is an opera tribute to his dad. Also the guitarist is is considered one of the best ever.

[@thecoogs]

Such beautiful guitar work and that voice! Anything off The Joshua Tree or Acthung Baby please

[@trevorgoforth6157]

Still gives me chills

[@Ixilik]

There IS a beautiful versión of STREETS with a African women chorus. You ll LOVE It. Allthe BEST. 💙💙💙💙💙

[@donrobbie1461]

A U2 concert is a very special experience but this one is all the more special because this concert is at Slane Castle, Dublin in Ireland their home town where they formed the band while still at school to become one of the biggest selling rock bands ever!!

[@deltajrjet]

5 decades, thats 50 years of incredible music album after album. Music that touches your soul. Bono (lead singer) is also a huge humanitarian.

[@lindseyherter6116]

This song was my first dance with my husband. I cried while singing to him at our wedding. 10 years later i had these words tattooed on my back for our anniversary. We danced, he sang me this song and cried.

[@williamkirby1940]

Streets still gives me chills

[@UTU49]

This transition from AIWIY to WTSHNN is brilliant.

[@retiredmanager510]

U2 live at slane castle, the crowd was especially excited because Ireland had won a World Cup match shortly before the concert started. One of the most epic concerts ever.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

U2 is a rock band from Ireland that've been together for over 40 years now. They are multi Grammy winning, rock and roll hall of fame inducted, multi platinum album selling legends. As if that wasn't enough they are also staunch civil and human rights activists with Amnesty International and activists for women's rights, civil liberties, religious freedom, the ethical treatment of animals, and the environment. They believe in, and their message has always been one of peace, love and humanity. They are phenomenal singers and musicians but their even more phenomenal human beings.

[@jolaajtak7861]

I feel so old, when there are people in this world who say "I dont know, if it is a singer or a band."😆 Nice reaction!🙂

[@christywright4113]

Yes... I feel old when someone says they've never heard of U2

[@PressStartOnce]

Great reaction... glad you finally found U2.. read up on them. You can still catch them live and they have been around for 4 decades and still sell out world tours. So many awesome lives performances on KZbin to check out. You earned a sub from me.. hope you react to more U2.

[@PressStartOnce]

Should also share a clip.. Bono has been married to his wife Ali since they were in high school and he just turned 60. So here is a song from the 90s where once his wife found out it was written about her she demanded she got to donate the profits.. band agreed. She is featured at the beginning of the official video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4jck5x3Z5tmmNk Remember this was and is one of the biggest rock bands in the world being ok with releasing a song this sweet.

[@potooleftl]

Bono one of the best lead singers in music history

[@lupiewarrioritaliano7386]

Listen to the studio with the lyrics......I can't listen without tears. Heard it a thousand times..... Also the second song, watch the video from LA even they decided to play on a roof during the day ..... That is awesome in every sense of the word