Tracy Chapman Fast Car First Time Reaction

hey guys please check out my latest reaction and first time reacting to tracy chapman fast car. love this song and life is definitely like a fast car

[@andreasmith6528]

She’s great. And I also enjoy the overall simplicity of the song with deep lyrics.

[@SGI999]

So many great songs from Ms Joan. Live recordings are particularly good. I love your reactions. I love watching your face and your eyes and appreciate ❤your insightful comments.

[@kaynewsom6780]

Oohhhhh…I am so glad you did Tracy Chapman. She has some great songs.

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

Loved your reaction. Tracy Chapman writes Beautiful songs that are so very relatable. I love her songs (Talking about a revolution)and(give me one reason).😀❤️✌️🌼

[@lindastodola691]

This woman has it- what a voice and gosh- her songs- thank you for your great reaction-

[@bengaltiger1289]

The chorus in this song always gets me. I am sure that things have turned out well for Tracy in life. Your positive affirmations are inspiring to, thank you : )

[@karenj3611]

Great song, great artist. Check out Gimme one reason next

[@hippiejane2683]

Love her! Give Me One Reason is great too.

[@yesiamawildflower]

I loved this reaction. Love her 😍so glad you are back!

[@emmett-amber5456]

I believe in those types of things too. I have my entire household yelling out "Make a wish!!" when they see repeating numbers now. I was born in '89 and I remember how much they played this song, even those early 90's year. I felt the emotion in this song as a kid, but as an adult..I understand it. Editing to say that I hope y'all are having a great Spring!

[@newgrl]

This is such a crushingly sad song. Every time I hear it I root for the protagonist... and every time she loses.

[@TheJuberry1]

So thrilled you're listening to Tracy Chapman, such a superb songwriter, musician, singer and person. Check out Baby Can I Hold You, Behind the Wall and For My Lover, my faves. Also she does a stunning collaboration of Baby Can I Hold You with Pavarotti which is superb. She doesn't compromise any of her integrity. Try and watch the videos/live performances of the songs as they are brilliant and really capture her. Great song and great reaction.

[@sdhartley74]

I love the Chapman-Pavarotti version of that song! ❣

[@tgutz4332]

I've loved her songs since my teenage years

[@sheilagimino6685]

Love all of her music!

[@kevinmurray5606]

Brilliant song

[@annroberts2269]

That entire album was excellent!!! Have loved it since it was first released.

[@karenj3611]

I knew you would love this song. Such a sad story of her repeating her mothers life, when trying to get out of it

[@humbledriver2536]

Chapman before your time, but had it going on. Keep doing you 😁

[@rk41gator]

Her video is great.

[@susanarodriguez4427]

Please do a reaction to Marcelito Pomoy singing The Prayer. Thank you. I truly enjoy your channel! You're awesome.

[@trishriley9681]

♥️

[@sean-ew2qv]

She's singing about a gal's car, but otherwise spot on reaction!

[@kaynewsom6780]

You love queen huh? He really was talented.

[@donnahelton1270]

I love you and your channel! Just a recommendation. "Magic carpet ride" by Steppenwolf. I think it would be worth your time.

[@aerynoftalyn1307]

A fast car to nowhere. A sad cycle of destructive relationships and continued disappointment. Escape isn't enough. Wishes can be self-deception. The affirmation of feeling good because a cool guy has his arm wrapped around your shoulder isn't actually going to make your life better. The role of caretaker of troubled men isn't going to be redemptive. As the song ends it seems to me she is hoping to end that cycle by chasing the guy away instead of leaving her kids with him and running away herself like her mother did. One hopes the guy will leave her so she can build a life based on her own agency and power.

[@axonax357]

LISTEN.

[@andrewwright9378]

You stopped the song before it finished. Why do that?

[@kayakuprising5914]

Is it me or did black folks have more diversity in the types of music they sang/performed than they do now? Seems like just about every song I hear these days from a black person is rap or hip hop :(.