We Are The World Reaction | Her First Time Reacting To The Ultimate Collab!

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[@myrnasteele349]

They recorded this following the American Music Awards, 1985, when the the artists were all in town for the awards. Quincy Jones recorded the instrumental tracks beforehand, and it took twelve hours to record. They worked through the night. I loved that Quincy Jones told them to check their egos at the door. The single raised $60 million at the time.

[@patcurrie9888]

Ego's checked at the door, except let's showcase a during or future pedophile!?! Yupp They did work thru the night, Lionel's thumb up meant this is the take we're going with, probably around 6am. Boy they were troopers, skipping the after parties and pulling an all nighter.

[@erasak]

@@patcurrie9888 Oh shut it, only an idiot, or someone who wants to bring down a black man and be racist would say that. Of course you’ll gullibly believe everything you hear except the truth, because how can a black man such as MJ ever be innocent, right? Racist ass..

[@tomasv26]

@@patcurrie9888you good?

[@kylaia3155]

Can you do at least a little bit of research before you spout garbage, bandwagon hopper? "Michael Jackson Is Acquitted on All Counts in Molestation Case", says many websites and newspapers. Get a life.

[@tomasj458]

Thanks for info...but I knew this already...😂

[@tracyhennessey4451]

Thank you for NOT stopping the music every second. You do love music; many just love their own voice and continually stop and talk. Thank you.

[@timsparks4990]

The great Quincy Jones orchestrated this recording session. He had a sign over the door that read "Check Your Egos At The Door". And they all did! They let the master of ceremonies Quincy Jones run the show! They all knew that this wasn't about them. This was about helping the people in Africa. When you have Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson, and Lionel Richie ask if you would like to be a part of something special, how in the heck do you say NO to that? Most of them didn't! How proud would anyone be to have been a part of that? Thank goodness we can continue to share this with later generations. People need to see that coming together for a united cause is POSSIBLE! Loved your reactions!

[@dianaross-dubbed5594]

Does anyone remember that radio stations all around the world played this song all at the same time one day? I remember, I was in the car listening with my mother when it happened.

[@steviesellers]

Bob Geldorf started this Live Aid off with "Do they know its xmas " went to the states and met Quincy Jones and with Micheal Jackson and they did this song "We are the world" for the Live Aid charity in the U.S . These artists were at the Grammies and all agreed to spend a night recording this song and this is the video of the finished recording

[@KHallesy]

I Love you both and your reactions are priceless. Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Wonder! They sound so good together!

[@loneranger668]

Guys, besides the fact that all these stars gave their time, effort, and money for a single and humanitarian cause; that is amazing. Last thing I found amazing was how this gathering was kept secret and the security must have been out of this world. Great song and great people that pulled together to help their fellow man.

[@dauddysdream]

That guy with the raspy voice I took a screenshot of him and sent it to my mom and I said mama, I know I'm a married woman but this man is doing things to me that my husband does not need to know about, and my mom said, baby that's Bruce Springsteen, and back then they called him the boss because he got what he wanted. I believe it!

[@ReactToTheWorld]

Ah someone else who has discovered The Boss for the 1st time! Sweet!

[@BRGKasumi77Main]

The music video was made in the night of January 28, 1985 on A&M Recording Studios (now renamed as Jim Henson Studios) and the single was released on March same year distributed by Columbia Records (now owned by Sony Music Entertainment) it is considered as a best charity single ever made, 46 singers united in one voice saying WE ARE THE WORLD!! With that song they founded USA For Africa (United Support of Artists For Africa). The reason for making this song was in order to fight against famine in Ethiopia. USA For Africa raised over $100 million over 30 years reported as on 2015. Keep making great reactions!

[@briandavidson1946]

Steve arrives at 4:14. The VOICE. Angel from GOD.

[@makkie211175]

Billy Joel his "piano man" has been concidered one of the most popular song that has ever made. Like here in the Netherlands you have a top 2000 of all time every year and "the piano man" is always at the top 3. Together with Bohemian Rhapsody and Hotel California.

[@3allz]

The behind the scenes of this is amazing too

[@lizclarke5893]

She didn't know who Bruce was, but immediately afterwards, recognized Steve Perry 🤣

[@pharaoh2537]

That person you're talking about that's in the center to get all that done was Quincy Jones. Big enough legend himself at that time to tell them all leave your egos at the door. And thank God they did because it is a classic to hear. I love it like I heard it the first day back in the 80s...

[@joshgrant282]

Whoever decided to pair Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Wonder is a genius

[@davidkriner3799]

Proof that you can blend Fire and Ice

[@hugov1253]

@@davidkriner3799yes

[@hugov1253]

Two monsters

[@GinMae]

Thanks, guys -- my favorite parts are Ray Charles, and also the collaboration of Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen -- (special note: Cyndi Lauper!) - lol

[@DawidC.909]

The idea of putting Stevie nad Bruce singing together was brilliant. For me this is the best part of the song.

[@GCohen9782]

The Bruce & Stevie duet/mashup is one of my favorite things in music history. Just magic. … Also, James Ingram deserves some kudos. One of the best R&B voices of that era.

[@ReactToTheWorld]

No doubt!

[@sinjin4563]

How can you not recognize one of the pioneers of Modern music Smokey Robinson and how he didn’t have a part. Harry Belafonte one of the most legendary entertainers and legendary Civil Right activist, standing next to Dan Ackroyd created the We Are The World USA for African relief.

[@Davelakful]

The cool part of your rection is you heard the song before but so more more emotional now years later...can relate.

[@WineSippingCowboy]

Written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie. Supergroup of legends 🤯 See Wikipedia for the full lineup and sequence for singing. Strongly 💪 suggested video 📹: Northern Lights perform Tears Are Not Enough 😢. Bryan Adams is 1 member of the supergroup Northern Lights. Canadian effort 🇨🇦 for Africa 🌍 relief. Dan Akroyd is the only Canadian. Wife and American actress Donna Dixon and Quincy Jones coaxed DA to sing for USA for Africa. When Dan Akroyd sang, fellow Canadian David Foster wallowed over him! DA was supposed to sing for Northern Lights! 🇨🇦 Quincy Jones said "He is ours!" Gentle ribbing between friends and collaborators forthe Michael Jackson album Thriller. L🤣L

[@msshelley74]

I’ve been watching a lot of reactions to we are the world. You were the first to recognize Dan Aykroyd congratulations you’re the first

[@mik9124]

I was 16 when Live Aid Concert happend . This song opened my mind to all the suffering on earth and more help is still needed. So all the stars and People of today, get up and step out of your comfort zone... Music can heal the world

[@massamune70]

Thanks for the reaction. Awesome as always 💕 Just imagine the Artists standing next to Cyndy when she was belting.. that must have been painful 😁😁

[@polyprinz]

All of the Artists featured were on top of their game. MJ, Stevie, Lionel, Billy Joel, Neil Simon, Steve Perry, Daryl Hall, the two Kenny's (Rogers & Loggins), Bruce Springsteen, Al Jarreau, Ray Charles, Jeffrey Osborne, Diana Ross, Tina Turner, Cyndi Lauper, Kim Carnes, and including artists singing in the background.....like Harry Belafonte, Lindsey Buckingham, Bette Midler, the Jacksons, The Pointer Sisters

[@patriciaalvareztostado8170]

Is Paul Simon not Neil,

[@sleuthentertainment5872]

You have Bob Dylan, Michael Jackson, Steve Perry, Cindy Lauper, Bruce Springsteen, Ray Charles, Diana Ross, Tina Turner, and more, and you feel they are squeezin' their souls on every word and every verse...

[@ReactToTheWorld]

We found some behind the scenes footage so we'll react to that soon! Lulu's Fantasy Show: linktr.ee/clueless_lulu John X Lulu Wicked Fun: linktr.ee/johnxlulu

[@trvpinkymanagement9620]

React to Litfranse 💔💔

[@eblazelee436]

React to we are the world 25 for Haiti

[@eblazelee436]

React to NF how could you leave us

[@reshaud81]

Here's a copy and paste of everyone involved! “We Are the World” Soloists (in order of appearance) Time codes indicate start of first solo Lionel Richie - 0:26 Stevie Wonder - 0:39 Paul Simon - 0:43 Kenny Rogers - 0:53 James Ingram - 0:59 Tina Turner - 1:06 Billy Joel - 1:13 Michael Jackson - 1:19 Diana Ross - 1:32 Dionne Warwick - 1:48 Willie Nelson - 2:02 Al Jarreau - 2:09 Bruce Springsteen - 2:15 Kenny Loggins - 2:21 Steve Perry - 2:28 Daryl Hall - 2:36 Huey Lewis - 2:48 Cyndi Lauper - 2:54 Kim Carnes - 3:02 Bob Dylan - 3:48 Ray Charles - 4:27 “We Are the World” Chorus (alphabetically) Dan Aykroyd Harry Belafonte Lindsey Buckingham Mario Cipollina Johnny Colla Sheila E. Bob Geldof Bill Gibson Chris Hayes Sean Hopper Jackie Jackson La Toya Jackson Marlon Jackson Randy Jackson Tito Jackson Waylon Jennings Bette Midler John Oates Jeffrey Osborne The Pointer Sisters Smokey Robinson “We Are the World” Instrumentalists David Paich - synthesizers Michael Boddicker - synthesizers, programming Paulinho da Costa - percussion Phil Collins - percussion Louis Johnson - synth bass Michael Omartian - keyboards Greg Phillinganes - keyboards John Robinson - drums

[@ReactToTheWorld]

Thx! So useful!

[@renee176]

Yep, that was Dan Aykroyd comedian/actor/and part of "The Blues Brothers".🙂

[@luisespineira9882]

You had mentioned about it in the beginning. There is a 25th anniversary version of the original called, ‘We are the World for Haiti’ with the famous artists at the time. Also one with KZbin creators made around the same time.

[@mamatkoswara187]

Terima kasih reaksi dan dukungannya🙏mantap👍👍👍❤❤❤🇮🇩

[@alissandra333]

Love this reaction. I thought to myself "I still get goosebumps" right when he said that, lol. I also wished Bette Midler had a solo part.

[@kylaia3155]

Literally, that would've been amazing.

[@bakercarl8518]

Rip to the great ones that are no longer here.

[@JJgibson1]

0:41 I think you was talking about “We Are The World 25 For Haiti” which was recorded in 2010 in the same studio as the original 25 years later. If you haven’t seen it check it out.

[@SableReaper66]

Yep Dan Aykroyd was in this. He was in the Blues Brothers and they sold a few million records. He also played a musician in a persona, he walked into an office in LA, he and his father were interviewing business managers at the time, and they accidentally went to a talent manager and not a money manager. The manager said “ so long as your here, would you like to come and join this We Are The World thing we’re doing?” Dan said sure. So that is how and why Dan is in this video right now

[@ReactToTheWorld]

Great story!

[@patriciaalvareztostado8170]

There were a lot of know artist in the chorus, Bette Miller, some of the Jackson La Toya and others, the Pointer Sisters

[@ingobordewick6480]

Fun fact, they had a sign on the entrance to the studio that said: "Leave your egos at the door."

[@sirjohnmara]

Your wife is in love with "the Boss". Haha!

[@richardbool4232]

That man you said was Short is Paul Simon he is only 5'3''but his TALENT is MASSIVE.😀

[@itsjustnaima]

Here for Michael Jackson.🤍🕊

[@musiclegacy9160]

❤

[@jrasicmark1]

Actually, they did a new We Are the World with 80 different artists to benefit earthquake victims in Haiti. There were some parts that some didn't like, but there were several spectacular singers involved, and they even included a new rap section with several legendary rappers. I'm not really a huge rap fan, but I still found it very inspiring! Barbra Streisand, Josh Grobin, Celine Dion, Tony Bennett, Janet Jackson, Nicole Scherzinger, Jennifer Hudson, Gladys Knight, Carlos Santana, Enrique Iglesias, Natalie Cole, the Jonas Brothers, Myley Cyrus, and Justin Beiber took part, among many others. They even included Wyclef Jean, a Haitian artist. They also released a Spanish language version by a group of Latino superstars like Gloria Estefan, Carlos Santana, Jose Feliciano, Ricky Martin, and David Archuleta! Both are worth checking out!

[@oof333]

Canada also had a version of the supercollab, called "Tears are Not ENough." Bryan Adams, Gowan, Luba, Parachute Club and a host of French-Canadian pop stars!

[@jaskau2462]

"Do They Know It's Christmas" by Band Aid(UK) pretty much started these 'fund raising' - collaborations back in the 80's. The group was gathered together by Sir Bob Geldof. Ronnie James Dio did his part and put together a group of Heavy/Metal rockers for his song "Stars" back in those days. All these as a gesture of good will. Neat reaction guys 😁👍

[@kaysee88]

your main goosebumps came on when Cyndi (babe with the dyed hair) sang, am i right??

[@lindapizza2977]

35 years ago 30 legends went into the studio at 3AM and recorded this song and it soared to "1. All proceeds Went to charities in Africa

[@STONECHANNEL693]

RIP Michael Jackson And Tuna Turner

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I love the mix of artists on this project. There were also versions of it done to raise money for the people of Haiti after the earthquakes, including one in Spanish called "Somos El Mundo".

[@stedevo3812]

You forgot Prince, saying that Prince asked would Michael Jackson be there and Lionel Ritchie said yes so he said count me out. Lionel Ritchie said we tried our best to get him but everyone was told leave your ego at the door.

[@shenacooks]

The outfit that Micheal had on was made with real 24 cart gold.

[@gaieepo.jeffrey]

Have you thought of doing a reaction on "tomorrow will be better 明天会更好", a collaborative work in similar fashion done by many Chinese singers.

[@tracysmith1871]

I found it funny that you were shocked by her not knowing the boss however you question what Bette middler was doing in here. She is a singer also....lol

[@ToniM10]

Mr. Bruce Springsteen.. THE BOSS!!!... " I will show Uuu!!"... haaa U guys are sooo kute!! Love Uuuu!! 😉✌😎❤🙏🇺🇸👍👍

[@JackKopis]

Appreciate it . True blue.

[@mariaarmindapinheirobarbar4885]

It's the Boss, Bruce Springsteen... And I'm portuguese, never crossed the ocean... everybody who hears and likes music knows his name and appearance and voice over here....

[@JohnTrails]

Lots of fantastic artists, but my favorites are Ray Charles and Cyndi Lauper, who just crushed it

[@shotty2164]

Ray Charles was just pure soul. I get emotional every time he sings. He was so damn good.

[@brendanpelly213]

Thank you so much for this ❤ It's a sub and like from me I never get tired of watching people react to Bruce Springsteen and Cyndi Lauper 😅👍

[@victorgodwin6970]

Swears too lit and fun

[@SteveA308]

Superb. Great reaction folks.

[@Johnadams20760]

and yes, they did make a 2nd one a few years ago for haiti, doing the same thing, but this, the original. is THE standard, and while the other one is pretty good. it still doesn't even compare. this one wsa truly special

[@pincil5333]

"We are the world" was a truly global event in 1985, I remember it well. Ethiopia was afflicted by famine and it was necessary to intervene, so the USA for Africa did a great work for good. And then to see all those great artists come together and sing a song like this, which has become immortal and eternal, was truly extraordinary. In that same year, an Italian hit was born, "Ti Sento" by Matia Bazar with Antonella Ruggiero. I don't know if you know them and yes I know, the Italo Disco pop music genre would have nothing to do with the reaction to "We are the world" but it would be so nice to see you react to this song, of which there is also the version in English "I feel you" and in Spanish "Te siento". Thank you and good work to you.

[@BabyGeneral96]

There's another collaboration of the greatest pop/r&b singers & rappers of the late 90's early 2000's for a "Anti H.I.V Prevention Charity" called "What's Going On" - All Stars Tribute, I recommend it

[@itsjustnaima]

The ultimate MJ collaboration for me is his feature with Biggie “this time around”. Of course there are plenty of others but the one with biggie stands out to me. 🤝

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@Truthteller58-z3c]

The stars had to leave their egos at the door .

[@davidkriner3799]

The high note from Kim Carnes still cuts me to my soul!♥️

[@victorgodwin6970]

Cindy Lauper

[@davidkriner3799]

@@victorgodwin6970 Cindy sings beautifully as well, but listen to Kim!

[@xd-lj5pu]

4:14 Steve Perry♥ i love his voice

[@alfonzohoward185]

LIONEL RICHIE and Michael jackson wrote the song Quincy Jones produced the song and Michael jackson got every one together There is another song like this Michael jackson put together called what more can I give

[@mariadooling7390]

That song just shows that there are good people in this world in this country who care who have come together left their egos at the door and did this this was amazing Michael Jackson Lionel Richie Kenny Rogers Al jarreau Kenny loggins Bruce Springsteen Bob Dylan Tina Turner Cyndi lauper Kim Kearns I think her name was Steve Perry Hall and Oates Ray Charles the list goes on and on Dionne Warwick there's just so many and why Latoya Jackson beats the heck out of me but she had to put her nose and everything you noticed they didn't give her her own pot to sing wonder why LOL I remember when they made this it was after an award show and it took a good 12 hours for them to get this thing done but Quincy Jones got everybody in line and they did it

[@grendelz]

All legend and all great, but Ray Charles man, hes the best.

[@antoniumsolutions1791]

There are behind the scenes videos on youtube from the making of the song. Check them out...maybe react to them.....I don't think anyone has reacted to them yet.

[@zanohoriamazo1]

They were instructed beforehand to leave their ego at the door.

[@TheDarkhorse1947]

Excuse me friends,"We are the world "was a take off of " Do they know its Xmas from the U.K. Sir Bob Geldoff started the whole thing because of the horrendous famine in Ethiopia.

[@my_king.]

You guys are Great

[@RandomPau]

Who still gives Lionel Ritchie a thumbs up back to him, when he does it?

[@kimpancheri9889]

Bruce Springsteen wrote 340 songs...Lulu, I'm MUCH older than you, but living out in the country, in Idaho, all my life, I had heard this song many times, but never seen the video...at age 60, I fell in love with Bruce, after watching this video!

[@natalieo-s8908]

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[@yuriichetvertakov3704]

Diana is the best thing I've ever heard in my life 😍 One of the most unique voices on our planet🤯

[@vdubrovskiy9092]

Diana Ankudinova is an amazing singer,her voice fascinates!

[@tomikastavashvili9756]

Thanks you, please listen Diana Ankudinova-18, unique polyphonic contralto, Can't Help Falling in Love

[@segazavr6596]

я бы посмотрел реакции на Диану Анкудинову!!!

[@muzikmann12]

The person in the middle wasn't just some random guy. It was Quincy Jones. He's about the only person who could corral all the talent in that room.

[@lindariley8178]

Love 80s and 90s

[@yoru4110]

there was a collab for 9/11. "What more can I give"

[@byroncrump4431]

They didn't need lots of practice. They hit the studio and banged it out.they were professionals that radiate music.confused about nothing.

[@roybiggs7239]

Yes, that was Dan Akroyd

[@Pixelologist]

Paul Simon is, indeed, a very short man.

[@edferrell3054]

They did it one take

[@joshepdanishevsky3045]

Stevie Wonder has the longest solo in a song Quincy Jones knew how to use it in a song.

[@TECHSAVI_1]

Growing up my fave part of this was when Cindy Lauper enters .

[@bebbebbebable]

Bruce has just stole this for so many.

[@finsanders8755]

Cyndi!

[@evafegolfina1603]

Oh my gosh, HOW could she NOT know who Bruce is?

[@beeseewill2407]

Michael has diamonds on his socks and glove,but Diana Ross 'voice sounds like diamonds.R.I.P. Michael,Ray,Kenny,James Ingram,Al Jareau,and Mary Wilson of the Supremes.

[@Lamm139]

I recommend for the great Harri Belafonte to react to. "Island in the sun" or "Matilda" are such beautiful songs. I don't know why he's so underrated today.

[@sppl]

80's stuff? I'm down! Off the top of my head: Hot for Teacher, All Night Long, Weird Al's FAT, The Cars' You Might Think, and how about the Lionel Richie/Jimmy Fallon collab?!

[@ReactToTheWorld]

It's like u never left the 80s!

[@cainsolo1]

@ 9:41 - That's what Quincy Jones was doing.

[@samuellord8576]

For Springsteen, you already know so many songs, but essentials for reaction are his magnum opus Jungleland and his ripping raw ballad, Atlantic City. Both can be done great from many live versions, and the album versions are outstanding too. Atlantic City is his most soulful song, which is a very tall leap. You’ll believe it! Links below. Thanks. Atlantic City live: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pl6pi6Kwi9maftk Jungleland live: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooiUg3SPjthriKs

[@LoloMoonChild]

Do They Know It's Christmas time was BEFORE We Are the World

[@Truthteller58-z3c]

The video is old but it still applys to today children's are still going hungry people are suffering 😫 😢 😕 😩

[@ryanje8147]

I can't believe she didn't know Bruce Springsteen. lol

[@kathrynkissane5144]

Please do 'That's What Friends are For' with Dionne Warrick, Elton John, Stevie Wonder and Gladys Knight

[@bobonyango8969]

Theee perfect couple

[@tonyaonco976]

Master bater Lee more like it

[@suzanrhodes]

Cant believe you didn't know Bob Dylan....check out "1971 Concert for Bangladesh"

[@richardhofman6360]

No practice. Right after an awards show. Spontaneous.

[@StevesFunhouse]

Here's a link to another version that shows you the names (kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYazoJanadFnbdk ). Yep, of ALL the ones that didn't have a solo, there WAS indeed Dan Ackroyd, Harry Belafonte, Bette Midler, the entire Jackson family (i.e. Latoya, Tito, Marlon, Randy, etc.), The Pointer sisters (Anita at the top & 2 others at the bottom), Lindsey Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac), John Oates (Hall & Oates), Sheila E, Waylon Jennings and Smokey Robinson. Oh, I almost forgot ... Quincy Jones was the conductor.