THIS SONG GOT AWKWARD FOR ME | Toby Keith - Who's That Man REACTION!

[@beverlysanders4209]

I can relate after 30 years my husband left for someone else and the first summer him my kids grandkids were on the lake in our boat but she was there instead of me . It felt like she not only took my husband but my life. It’s a hurt you can not describe

[@Lustie]

Sorry that happened to you, hope you are doing well 😊

[@terifarmer5066]

If there's Music in Heaven, you know they must have one heck of a Band. Rest In Peace Toby (Legend) Keith Job Well Done, Sir ♡ Toby through your music & video's you will NEVER be forgotten. John 3 :16...Everlasting life in heaven., Toby was a Genius!

[@fordboy24t17]

Rhett Akins that ain’t my truck

[@amandalinard9835]

One of my favs

[@planojag595]

Akins

[@samrominski2290]

Im not a parent but i play this song when i drive by my old neighborhood to remember the old days

[@BelleDede01]

A quick note. Sending prayers to Toby Keith as he was diagnosed with stomach cancer last fall and has undergone treatment and chemo. He's had to cancel his concerts for the rest of this year. Praying he'll return healthy and strong to entertain us with more songs.

[@The_Sage_of_Six_Paths]

He's gone now honey ☹️

[@robertbosley982]

This was one of his earlier song when he was still pretty clean cut and making the type of music that the labels wanted him to. He said in an interview once that he told himself he would sing what the labels told him until he made his first million, after that he would only make the music he wanted. If you listen to his song in order of release you can tell when he changed.

[@bflandragon90]

Toby Keith-"He ain't worth missin"

[@dsusan17]

Early Toby Keith, good song!

[@wordgiesworld5483]

This song got me through a rough time during my second divorce. I learned during my first one how important it was to be in my daughter’s life (I learned a LOT of stuff during that time). This song reminded me not to make the same mistakes. Thanks for the reaction on this song. Cheers!

[@2byoung]

I can relate. When it goes from ours to yours... when you have to be happy that your child gets along so well with their stepparent and when you see the pictures and realize they moved that painting.... but my rug is still there...

[@serenaraabe4983]

You can see the EXACT second he realized what he was talking about 🤣

[@andrewwebb3248]

Head bopping with the music and then cold stop and stares.

[@lilangelbaby8706]

Toby is an absolute amazing singer!!!!

[@ericminchey4193]

Bryan White: Someone else's Star

[@dange6690]

Would love to see him do that song!

[@ericminchey4193]

The theme song of my love life

[@Michellef1117]

As a middle school girl I'd listen to this with tears streaming down my face haha

[@ericminchey4193]

Discovered it in 2018 shortly after being friend zoned by a crush

[@ashleighallegrucci2380]

My 3 kiddos have step parents now, and they now have 4 parents that love them! They also know know their parents love each other. Wasn’t what we pictured in the beginning but they all know who their parents are as well as who all loves them. More love is never a bad thing.

[@shearmadness6671]

This one looks like it hit hard. Hope all is well. Love your reactions. I don't think you are annoying, you are energetic. Your laugh and smile is the greatest.

[@ZianaSue]

the ex-husband perspective when the ex-husband isn't the one who wanted to divorce and misses his family. and the ex-wife has remarried.

[@imranchandler1083]

i guess it is kinda off topic but do anyone know a good site to watch new tv shows online ?

[@julianbrayan2691]

@Imran Chandler Flixportal :)

[@imranchandler1083]

@Julian Brayan thanks, I went there and it seems to work =) I appreciate it!

[@julianbrayan2691]

@Imran Chandler Happy to help xD

[@JenniferNein]

a classic from the 90's it's a hidden gem in his songs

[@jessesandoval9126]

Gary Allen - Best I ever Had🗣️🎙️🔥💯

[@tinajackson5187]

It’s all in the eyes... that’s why he looks at us like that.. mmm mmm mmm... another great one Billy Boi.....❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tracymaddux229]

One of my faves, love 90s Toby keith. Hes my favorite country singer :)

[@lemani2024]

Love this song so much

[@denadenning6927]

He’s got those sexy eyes. Better watch out lol

[@LadyGator1983]

This song is the bomb!!!!

[@Nicole_Jewell]

"Who's That Man" is a song written and recorded by American country music singer Toby Keith. It was released in July 1994 as the first single from his 1994 album Boomtown. The song became Keith's second number one hit on the US Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks (now Hot Country Songs) , The narrator discusses returning to the home in which he used to reside. His ex-wife, children and their family dog still live in the residence, but the wife's new husband has now taken the place of the narrator. The music video for this song was directed by Marc Ball, and premiered on CMT on July 21, 1994. It features Keith driving in an old neighborhood, and singing and playing guitar in a dark room. Throughout the video, scenes of a man and a woman, and children are playing outside. It was the last music video where Toby Keith had a bi-level haircut, and the first music video to feature him with his cowboy hat on. "Who's That Man" debuted at number 74 on the country chart dated July 30, 1994. It charted for 20 weeks on that chart, and became Keith's second Number One on the chart dated October 8, 1994, holding that position for one week. And fyi he said in the beginning turn left at the old hotel.

[@AussieGirl235]

No one asked

[@TexasMagnolia]

Wow, early days Toby Keith.

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

🙏 🙏 🙏 Prayers going out to Toby after hearing about his battle with stomach cancer 😥

[@patrickheffernan7798]

Dude, it's country music. Play it backwards and the bank returns his truck to him and he gets his trailer back from the tornado LOL

[@tiffanyb34]

They also regurgitate the beers. 🤣

[@robertwright7795]

Toby holds a place in my heart he is the guy that made me fall in love with country music but garth brooks is my altimeter favorite

[@Bette_Fontenot]

This song hits different for me these days. I work with my ex-husband A LOT in order for him to remain present in our son's life. Even my fiance speaks with him often, encouraging him to stay the main father figure to our child. His priorities have shifted in the last few years, and while "it would be so easy to let nature take its course" as my fiance says, it's more important to our son that his own father is the man who helps raise him, that it's his values and perspective that shapes our son (13 y/o) into the man he will become. My fiance is prepared and will gladly step into that role should he have to do so, but he doesn't want to, because he knows how much my son loves his own dad and wants him there. So the two of us continue to include him and make things as easy as possible for that to happen - sometimes to the point of making it difficult for us. But I always tell my ex-husband that he and I started this family with our son and it should be us that sees it through. Hopefully one day it won't take so much of a push on my part for that happen.

[@emmef7970]

Keep up what you are doing, you are doing the right thing. You are putting your child first. You son will only benefit from how you handle this period of his life. He will remember that you were open & inclusive to his father being an active part of his life. If for some reason his father should not step up, your son will know it was not because of anything you did that prevented his father from being present which unfortunately happens frequently. So many parents use their children as weapons against each other, causing discord, dissension, alienation, etc. that the kids are lucky if they get to adulthood without trauma and lifelong issues. If only more parents were as conscientious as you and your fiance. I think it's very admirable. When things get tough and the pushing feels downright exhausting, just think of your child and the great man you have standing by supporting your efforts. And, if dad fails to step up, your child will be fortunate to have him as a roll model and all of you will ultimately benefit from the road that was taken, knowing that you did your best for your son. I wish you and your family all the best.

[@thereseerickson7462]

Toby is great! Another he has like this is, I'm So Happy I Can't Stop Crying ft.Sting. Also on the same subject, I Don't Call Him Daddy, by Doug Supernaw! Love him too, just found out he passed last November...😭

[@kathleentate8343]

She even got the dog

[@raymondthurber7689]

@6:21 @BYSC I broke up with my high school sweetheart with idea that she could find someone better than me. She wanted to go get a career in art and I let her go but we found each other again and ended up getting married. What I believe is that my wife's happiness is what matters to me. Even if that means she finds another that make her more happy and I have to suffer without her love. As long as she is happy that is what matters to me.

[@brookebaker6265]

Loving the Buffalo Bills shirt and cap!

[@anitamariaa]

A Grease 2 reference!! 😂😂🤣 Love it! ♥️

[@teesha3221]

Another good early Tobey song is wish I didn't know now ( what I didn't know back then).

[@brtkacz]

One of my favorites of Toby.

[@frankpurvis9189]

Damn I forgot I requested this thanks for finally reacting to it

[@krystinyocum1382]

This song came out when I was little and I always wondered if my dad felt this way. Even though he didn't like my stepdad, he respected him for taking care of us. Even though my mom left, she really had no choice. He was never home and cheated on her. When he started using drugs, it got worse. There was about 2 years he disappeared.

[@strdseraph2765]

I've loved this song ever since it came out. If you get the chance you should do I'm So Happy That I Can't Stop Crying, also by Toby Keith.

[@johnt4222]

Houston here, I just found your videos and want to thank you for them, as well as being former service.

[@benharris705]

My son adjusted very well. He moved to Mississippi to be with me as soon as possible.

[@amyrussell6849]

One of his greatest!

[@BlackavarWD]

Your comments around 6:20 made me wonder, have you heard the song "I don't call him Daddy"...? Song by Doug Supernaw 😢👍

[@trishas33]

Look at the mullet! ❤❤❤

[@vintagesoul3583]

A very young Toby Keith.

[@nathancline4000]

My take on this song has always been, that he more or less abandoned them. (That's why his truck wouldn't be recognized) And that, years later, he is having some regrets, and wanders into the neighborhood, to more or less see thingshis old life, being appreciated by someone after someone else. No opportunity left to change the path he chose.

[@ljriner]

Review Ricky Van Shelton "I Meant Every Word He Said" and "Somebody Lied"

[@ljriner]

Doug Stone "Better off in a Pine Box"

[@tenhirankei]

Instead of the aftermath of a divorce could this not also be a soldier mistakenly listed as KIA coming home finally. He knows his family has moved on at last and gotten on with their lives, but he wanted one more look before he did the same. He can't show up and say "I'm back", because that would ruin things.

[@johnmartinez1195]

A cautionary tale

[@melindafrisco3784]

clicked the like button before I even started the video!!

[@randylafargue1990]

A little less talk A lot more action is a good toby Keith song

[@TylerDavis1998]

Damn Billy, been listening to this song recently! Glad to see you finally checked it out! A few more country songs to recommend: Alibis - Tracy Lawrence (Good cheating song, really good rhythm) Charlie Daniels (RIP) - Cumberland Mountain Number 9 (One of my personal favorites, a very fiddle heavy song, thats why I love it, its also about moonshine ;) ) George Jones - He Stopped Loving Her Today Dont know if youve done any Steve Earle? (Copperhead road, Johnny Come Lately(Good army/vet reacts song), guitar town)

[@candidsandie]

I have loved this song for so long. BUT- I always change the lyric "who's that man running my life?" To "who's that man LIVING my life?" Because he isn't running the man's life, he's literally living it.

[@tristawagner1999]

You should react to the song Jealous of the Angels by Donna Taggart

[@dianeblanton8435]

Used this for my brother’s funeral not a dry eye described his death

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

It's a different perspective for sure. lol. I had never heard this song.

[@FleaChristenson]

Who on earth is complaining about you, Billy? This is a sad song.

[@jamesbaggett7223]

Your face when you realized he was talking about his ex-wife remarrying. I remarried last year, but I feel like hell when I think back on the shit I put my ex-wife through. She was a good woman but I was an asshole toward the end of things.

[@lynettehazzard2682]

This song reminds me of the situation that occurred with my daughters father. He screwed up really bad and lost me and then he walked away from her as well. He even gave his rights up and then over the years would show up causing more confusion after she had been adopted. He even asked for another chance with me and although I wasn’t and could never be mean to him, I wasn’t interested in rekindling anything from our past. I think this song is from that perspective of having regrets and seeing another man taking the role he should have stayed in. Just my two cents.

[@QueenOfTheSea101]

try the song "i don't call him daddy" by kenny rogers similar song from the son's perspective but dad is in still a part of their life. edit: i just saw you had the doug supernah version in your archives, so i'm happy.

[@leemcginnis7873]

Day I forgot but Billy the kkd by Billy Dean

[@stevet978]

Play "wild Irish rose", by George Jones. I promise it will have an impact.

[@TimedRevolver]

If you want another good song with a similar perspective, you should check out Doug Supernaw's "I Don't Call Him Daddy".

[@bradjbourgeois73]

The man is Jody, lol. For some reason I didn't hear that great guitar solo!

[@robertbosley982]

For anyone that understands why the man is Jody, thank you for your service

[@siscokiddie3958]

@@robertbosley982 Ol' Jody-boy.

[@tanyamgamble]

Acronym...WAIT...= WHY AM I talking. Lol. I use it everyday.

[@vintagesoul3583]

It seems like this video was directed for Toby Keith. I feel that if he had the chance to redo the video it wouldn't look like this.

[@kelseybright9763]

You should do 'Do you want fries with that' by Tim McGraw

[@rorycoats8014]

Hi Billy please react to Jason Michael Carroll "WHERE I'M FROM" George Strait "THE FIREMAN", Cadillac Three "THE SOUTH" video a must, Vern Gosdin "CHISLED IN STONE", Hal Ketchum "WINGS OF A DOVE" John Anderson "BLACK SHEEP OF THE FAMILY" Blaine Roy "PAPER AND PEN" Tear Jerker TY

[@Tabby_Angela]

Don't Call Him Daddy by Doug Supernaw. Another good oldie.

[@michaelshultzinger4902]

What happened to the girl you used to have in the start of your reactions? Nothing personal brother but she was the best scenery in your vids LOL Oh and if it's your girl, don't hate, I was just admiring.

[@sabbyvk424]

You should check out "Redneck Crazy" by Tyler Farr & "Redneck Crazy" by Aaron Lewis. One is the POV of a young guy during a break up, the other is from the POV of the girl's dad during the same breakup.

[@arkikali5632]

I don't understand why someone would want to stay in the same house after they've remarried. Seems like the memories and ghosts would be intrusive.

[@notme411]

Please check out, Gary Allan “One more Time.”

[@darincampbell5440]

Too many women think its ok to cut the father out of the kids lives because it's convenient and they don't want to consider anyone else's feelings

[@littleogeechee223]

Billy, please react to I Don’t Call Him Daddy by Doug Supernaw…awesome song!

[@aprilphillips3404]

Toby Keith- Whose your daddy

[@garionfan1]

I would love to see your reaction to Blake Shelton’s Sangria.

[@marinefireman219]

Please do Somebody Hold Me by Narvel Felts

[@xjwmike]

As a child whose parents divorced when I wasn’t even six months, I would rather have seen the parent who never visited. She died when I was seven. I would have liked to have memories if her even if in brief sudden visits. All I have are of other people who told me of her. Adults think they do best not seeing their child & short of abuse, a child wants to see an absent parent.

[@michellejackson6679]

RIP Toby.. Thankfully this was not your life.. You and Trisha were married for over 40 yr's and raised 3 children together. Toby just wrote songs about life. God Bless

[@davidsuggs7491]

Yes sir Billy, I've been there. We were HS sweethearts, got married in '77 and divorced (her idea not mine) in '87, Less than 6 months after the divorce she was dating, who knows she might have been dating while we were married. We had 2 boys, one 9 and one 6 at the time of the divorce. She was a good mother. When I first found out she was dating I told her that I had no control over that but if I ever found out either of my boys were being abused by him or any other man, I would kill them without a second thought and she had no control over that. She knew this crazy country boy was not bluffing. I am happy to say everyone is still alive and I haven't done any jail time. I would love for you to react to the song Tears by Jason Michael Carrol. It's about a dad that doesn't have custody of his daughter.

[@kathyhykin2526]

I asked for a song to be played cuz my phone died I'm drugs and it's Jamey Johnson I prayed my final prayer leave me home is the name I'm still so upset I don't know what I'm coming or going rest in peace baby

[@joegreen9987]

Dude I totally think you need some strong coffee to wake you up you are missing the massage from this beautiful song and it's meaning wake up dude go get yourself some sleep and start over

[@bridgettgosnell8730]

Should have been a cowboy

[@CynicalRebelGaming]

Billy I'll give you credit because this song is really hard to understand the context of it but the PoV is the singer/dad is dead, Toby hints at it in the lyrics when he says " that's my house and that's my car, that's my dog in my backyard" or when he says " those kids have been through hell, I hear they've adjusted well" and lastly when he said " turned around in the neighbors drive, I'd be hard to recognize in this pickup truck, it's just an Ole fixer up, drive away one more time, lot of things running through my mind, the less things change the more they seem the same" Granted it could be taken as an ex story ( hence why I gave you credit) but the wording, the low undertone and the instrumental suggest a sad song indicating he's dead and they've moved on

[@brittanyjeffers731]

He’s been gone many years he left so she moved on in this is situation I can’t blame her if he’s not been around.

[@Greg4fun]

My perspective is this song goes deeper than just divorce. In my opinion the narrator (Toby) pretty much up and abandoned his family. They moved on without him and now he's having regrets seeing them happy with another man. I don't think it's as simple as divorce. I get the feeling in this video that he doesn't even see his kids.

[@stephaniementillo7018]

you should react to Bts dynamite or Wayv Love talk

[@nathanhooks6630]

Please listen to I would've loved you by Jake Hoot Ft. Kelly Clarkson

[@clivedoe9674]

Someone hurt Billy.

[@bobbierobinson6269]

And that's sad, because he seems to be a good person and great dad.

[@cynthiacowan8422]

Kind of unfair when the man doesn't want the divorce,yet loses everything and then pays every month for her to be happy.

[@brittanyjeffers731]

He left, she moved on and she could not find him . So she got serious with someone else.

[@AussieGirl235]

So what you’re saying is your “that man”

[@Franklin3792]

ALL he has to do is find a younger and prettier girl and his ex will be crawling back... ask me how I know...

[@fsb_-bf3th]

Bruh you cut out the guitar solo

[@mikelaures8993]

Billy, you have to realize this song is about divorce. Being on the outside looking in at your family now being in another life. I was that situation and didn't see my kids for years !! Respect to you for being military like I was..but that song did not deserve laughter...

[@warrendelay]

This "reactor's" generation has a tremendously hard time being able to focus long enough to grasp a songs mere storyline . it reflects the meaningless shallow "music" they have grown up listening to. and THEN when he DID finally understand the song's meaning, just the mere serious nature of the storyline made him feel "awkward". A strange shallow generation. The attention span of a goldfish. Very sad indeed.

[@aliciasaracino1233]

Lol.. well said, everything has to be spoon fed,

[@davidroseman4917]

Everything about country music is awkward.

[@arciefan]

He's a great singer/songwriter and get well soon Toby!