YES - Owner of a Lonely Heart (Official Music Video) REACTION!!

[@zfgdun]

"I just wanted to turn into a dog to see if it would work" LMAO!

[@MrVideo123]

Idk y this so funny when reading it 😂😂🤣🤣

[@debbyemerson3877]

@@MrVideo123 same reason it was so funny watching it 😂😂😂

[@zfgdun]

@@debbyemerson3877 exactly @Mr. Video

[@brooklynmysticaldiva4729]

🤣🤣🤣

[@DaP84]

I rarely laugh out loud, but Mr. Video's jokes makes me do it frome time to time ;D

[@tuckahue]

anybody else wish you could bring some snacks and pull up on that couch and watch music videos with this guy?

[@kestrelle5345]

Pro Tip: If you ever do find yourself there, do not touch Sade's pillow or even look at it.

[@oldmanballer5088]

Yes, yes I do, I’d even bring some smoke! Puff,puff give!

[@krisdoggett483]

@@oldmanballer5088 I definitely would.

[@debbyemerson3877]

Yeah, i think all of us!

[@meghanmonroe]

And more weed! I've got some good stuff 🤗

[@hakashaqU812]

YES "Roundabout" showcases one of the best bass players Chris Squire...

[@knowngorilla8745]

Def second this. If you wanna hear a filthy bass, listen to Roundabout.

[@vickieray]

“Roundabout” that’s all I have to say 🔥🎸🎤🎶♥️

[@bryanrobbins9263]

Definitely cool to see him react to Roundabout & have a mind blown on Chris Squire's awesome bassline.

[@vickieray]

@@bryanrobbins9263 and the keyboards!!🎹

[@chadferguson9075]

If you don't react to Roundabout then I'm calling the cops

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

P.S. You can't be lonely with all of us 195k who love our sweet lil Leo.

[@Jenna_Bug]

196 and counting! ❤️😃🙌

[@sallybannister6224]

I'll buy a ticket to that!! 👍🏻👍🏾

[@zombiepowder9958]

Owner of a lonely heart. Much better than the owner of a broken heart.

[@ajbailey01]

I was born in 1977 and in the 90s, i would always clown my neighbor for rocking out to YES. Fast forward 20 something years, I've become my old neighbor who rocks out to YES. Funny how chit like that works out.

[@joeday4293]

Young people have never had any taste 😆

[@Kim-hc5si]

Man, videos in the 80s could be so ‘cinematic’. I miss it. ❤️

[@alexsclewis]

did you miss runaway?

[@glasgavlen]

"DON'T DECIEVE YOUR FREE WILL AT ALL, JUST RECIEVE IT" - Did you pick up on how the band members all turned into animals that seemed to be attacking him? B/C he was headed down the wrong path. The top of the roof was, the only way out, jump. It was a vision, a nightmare, a memory. Then at the end he's back in real life & he honors the vision/nightmare/memory & changes his DIRECTION. I friggin' ADORE this band!

[@elisiaweimar4219]

One of the best guitar intros of ALL TIME

[@mgordon1100]

Leo, back when MTV was music, there were two kinds of videos. One where the band is just playing, and another that was a mini movie that usually didn't even have anything to do with the song. They decided to do both. Lol. I forgot about that with this video. If you're still reading, I have a suggestion for you. When you decide to do a reaction, let the video play all the way through first with auto play off. Don't listen to it, or watch it. Just go do something else. When it's over and you come back, just move the slider back to the beginning and it might all be cached on your computer. If there are commercials in the video, doing this will take care of that too. They won't play the second time through.

[@NoCanDu]

I forgot about this one, too!

[@tinacolbourneart1091]

Classic example of movie/video is Thriller lol.

[@mgordon1100]

@@tinacolbourneart1091 , the Thriller video took the music video to the next level. They were already making these little mini stories, but Thriller knocked it out of the park.

[@chapo0815]

Just move the slider straight to the end of the video... There may be a commercial but when its done.. just click the play again symbol and it should be cached and no ads the second time...👍🏽

[@alexandraaaron9705]

It's BRILLIANT

[@cullumkille2372]

Yes, is another rabbit hole! You'll be happy you took the time to listen. 💖

[@derekbowbrick6233]

Really deep rabbit hole Alice, esp. if you take in all the players and where they were from, or where they went.

[@cullumkille2372]

@@derekbowbrick6233 Yes you are right. They don't disappoint.

[@lmc4964]

one of those song that you were always happy when it came on the radio

[@rwxstudio7173]

The band "Yes" is one of the few "Art house" bands that get radio play. They keep experimenting with the music.

[@danielbritton8588]

This is the ultimate favorite song to me by Yes. Nostalgia up the ying yang.

[@rarvizu2]

One of the most eighties songs ever. Excellent!

[@TheSlyUni]

Genesis “I can’t dance” or “land of confusion”

[@dipsydoodle7988]

Land of Confusion!!

[@MattSingh1]

*The video of Land Of Confusion would be a trip for this guy.*

[@ooOraindropOoo]

@@MattSingh1 do both. Genesis is one hell of a band! I'd also say "Mama". This is really dark song. Would be great after I can't dance and Land of Confusion

[@lo6571]

I can’t dance!!

[@danielboone8435]

land of confusion!!!!!!!

[@timelessharmonie3243]

Lmao Leo: ruff ruff ruff 🤣🤣🤣

[@Jillyconjem]

Okay. Yes - “Roundabout” Yes - “I’ve Seen All Good People” “Owner of a Lonely Heart” was produced by Trevor Horn. He also produced a ton of other stuff of which Seal’s “Kiss From a Rose” was one. Trevor Horn is also the guy with the big round glasses in the Buggles “Video Killed the Radio Star”. He also was a founding member of Art of Noise. Significant Art of Noise tunes: “Close (to the Edit)” - there’s a fantastic live version with him playing base, but the official video is also an experience to watch. “Paranoimia”, featuring Max Headroom “Peter Gunn”, featuring Duane Eddy and the video features Rik Mayall (from the tv shows The Young Ones and Bottom, and the movie “Drop Dead Fred”) (1986) “Dragnet” (1988) “Kiss” the Prince song done by Tom Jones

[@vKarl7]

Trevor Horn also was the lead singer for Yes on 90125’s predecessor Drama.

[@dinaghikas7933]

Love the words to this one. It's like he's having an internal debate about whether he should make his move ("prove yourself, you are the move you make") or just let it be ("owner of a lonely heart, much better than the owner of a broken heart").

[@didsomebodysaydmt8193]

Probably one of the top 5 bassist in history. In rock.

[@espada7997]

Man, this song is on my playlist forever. I remember my mom used to play this when I was little.

[@peck404]

This came out when I was in 7th grade I remember curling my hair before school listening to this

[@valedslinger6290]

Whats in the head of the 3 thumbs down people. Explain your silly selves. This a incredible song, and a great reaction. I know I was bouncing around like you when I 1st heard this. And I was driving lol.

[@reneechavarria4554]

YES this went number ONE in 80s

[@lolalilolily]

Yes much better than a broken heart. To all lonely hearts puff puff pass my friends 🌬🌬

[@The_OneManCrowd]

"There's no real reason to be lonely..."

[@thissailorja]

one of my favorite YES songs.

[@Sawdoff2]

Roundabout is a must. Like Led Zepplin they transition in and out of different beats flawlessly. Seen them Live and it was one of the best concerts I've ever seen. Have a fantastic Good Friday ✌

[@klaptongroovemaster]

"Roundabout" by Yes if you haven't done it yet.

[@CateSimulate]

This is one of those songs from my past that I sing loudly. Thank you Leo, for making these crappy days brighter!! 💜 Edit: never seen this strange video though LoL ~~~~ Bless, I want to give you a hug, when I saw you at the ending ...

[@bemused9522]

Wow, never saw this version of video, MTV only showed it starting at the bridge part. Wild! All this time, never knew that and I love this song! Thanks, Leo!

[@mangerinegirl]

I’ve never seen the beginning of this video before, the part where they all turned into animals. Now the rest of the video makes a lot more sense haha. Though it’s still a little confusing.

[@coreyjwingate]

I think its a positive sounding tune with a much much darker backstory. A man driven to suicide by mental illness. A truly lonely existence.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Same

[@americanmutt9089]

90125 was a great album from Yes. Check out Leave It, and It Can Happen from that album.

[@firstnamelastname6193]

YES actually made a bunch of videos for this song and MTV was not ready! They played so many different versions of the video and we could not keep up!

[@murdockreviews]

Catchy as hell. I think this is a great all-timer. Many Yes fans said "no" at the time, because it saw the band jumping into simple, straight-forward commercial hit fodder...

[@dezgarrett2790]

The scene on "The Break-up" where Jennifer Aniston's brother sang this was hilarious....

[@jedidiahm6437]

Everytime I hear the beginning I think of this lmao

[@dawnray8550]

Omg! Cracks me up every time!!

[@ovk-ih1zp]

There's a reason YES is considered one of the first "SUPER" Bands in the early 80's. When everyone is a friend & at the absolute top of their game at the same time, then say F' it lets make an album that shakes the very foundation of the Rock/Studio world all at once & have a blast doing it. YES is one of those groups.

[@VideoSaySo]

Hahaha! We all saw that immediate smile in response to the kitty meowing! That right there is scientific proof that kitties make you happy! I tell you what makes me happy...the band Yes. I LOOOOOOOVE Yes! I had a friend in high school who played Roundabout at a talent show. He didn't win but he was good! So glad to see this one pop up in my notifications! I really enjoy Progressive music like this and Rush. Triumph is another good Canadian Progressive band....and Pallas is a good one from Scotland. Whoever suggested this one, great choice!

[@purplespellcaster455]

Have a great day guys

[@elysehfm8797]

You too!

[@daveking9393]

I saw this during a tour were they did amazing laser light shows during their concert It was quite awesome to be baked and watching this with 15,000 other people.

[@bobbielemaire4024]

👍🏼💪💜 Lonely heart...better than a broken heart. 100% Owner and agree with the lyrics

[@debbiedebster5806]

You kill me! That was so excellent!😍

[@donnielee5331]

One of the earliest uses of sampling.....This whole album kicks ass.

[@Instrument_of_Peace]

In the 80s, we made our own playlists by recording songs off albums onto cassettes! 😝 This song was on my list!! I was dancing along with you!!🥰🎶

[@paulettebrown3427]

This is a classic!!!!!

[@melissa2688]

This is my band! I'm a YES head. Once I had great seats at the Philadelphia Spectrum (RIP) to see these guys. They actually did this song with Steve Howe (!) and Jon walked around the crowd slapping hands at the boards. When he got to me, I gave him the Soul Brother Shake. No slapping hands for me! He has the softest hands of a man I ever felt. He's never done manual labor that's for sure. Happy Easter 🐣

[@rb7007]

One of the best 80s rock songs I’ve heard. I always thought the singer sounded a bit like Sting (from The Police).

[@CA5124]

Happy Easter !🐣 🐇 🍫🥚 🌼🌸 🌞

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Do I love the song, YES....Did I love your reaction, YES...Can many be the owner of a lonely heart, YES...Great Blast from the past, Peace Thanks, Mr. V.

[@stellahall8321]

Much better than an owner of a broken 💔

[@josephpere3822]

I had completely forgotten this song , it s the beginning of the song that i remembered . It was 80s my teenage years , very beautifull times , unforgettable

[@fishboyridesagain]

Part of the writing credit for this song belongs to the producer, Trevor Horn of the Buggles ("Video Killed the Radio Star"). Horn produced this album (90125), and a few others for Yes in addition to producing for Seal, the Pet Shop Boys, and SO MANY others (including many that have been in your video feed).

[@ZenoAke3610]

YES- Roundabout That's a must-listen-to for this band.

[@michaelboyce9028]

Only Anderson White and Squire is left from the original lineup from 1968. Trevor Rabin from Rabbit is the newest member as Steve Howe left to form Asia. Trevor Horn from the previous 1981 lineup is the producer of this.

[@WackyJackArt1976]

Ah, a classic 80's number. Classic synth sound that was so new back then, and it's coming back in vogue, it seems. I hadn't seen the video for it, though. (We didn't have cable back then.) Interesting. Would've freaked me out as a kid, hehe.

[@justafreethinker]

One of the greatest songs of all time. PERIOD. Timeless masterpiece.

[@amandahuggenkissxo5360]

I love that you called your momma! Please, Leo, Do some more soul of the 70s!! The Commodores, The Temptations, Earth Wind & Fire, The Spinners, the O'Jays ( no one claimin the other one ) The Chilites, Peabo Bryson, The Stylistics....man..the list...so many good ones.....Natalie Cole, Luther, Barry., Marvin, Teddy, Gladys, Aretha....I loved the Midnight Special, just about every genre of music was highlighted. I babysat a lot and never minded staying up late because that meant I could watch it. If the kids were old enough, meaning not babies, I always let them stay up too. The rule was to run to bed once the car pulled up and pretend they were sleeping! The Golden Oldies, 50s 60s 70s are still Golden. Fun times!

[@Hoxson1]

Great album, saw them in 1984 in Milwaukee.

[@guyturbide6348]

🇨🇦👌👍👏 Yes yes yes Your nex yes Should be " Runabout " Or " Your Move " Yes sir 👏 Keep the good work Sunshine 🌞

[@DeathHeadSoup]

You couldn't turn on the radio in 83-84 without hearing this song. They have dozens of great songs, "Close to the Edge" is probably their opus magnum. "Roundabout" was hugely influential on the rock scene. E.L.P. used the intro from Roundabout in their song "From the beginning" which is another song/band you should react to. "Starship Trooper" and "I've seen all Good People" are other great Yes songs that had a lot of radio play time.

[@n.a.mcintosh4697]

Loaner of the Only Heart!!! A classic!

[@inckyprog6924]

Yes opens up a whole universe of very different songs and styles. For many veteran Yes fans, their "big time" ends with the beginning of the 80s. All of the old songs are really great. (I love the 1973 live album Yessongs). But the newer albums are also full of songs that are worth listening to. Even those who miss the "epic" long songs: with "Mind Drive", "That That Is", "New Language" or "Fly From Here" (e.g.) there is also a lot of material.

[@golden454]

My favorite song! Ive never seen or heard it with the added "visuals"?

[@johnathanutahzio8474]

“Bring it on home to me” Sam Cooke. Let’s show these kids where it’s really at.

[@tracyvolschenk7059]

Yes, yes you rock. 💯💯💯

[@SpaceMotorist]

This is my anthem. At least I don't have a broken heart, just a lonely one. More reactions, We want some mo we want some mo

[@christyheathcott7929]

Good Friday with my man Mr. V!!! Hope you & your kids have a blessed Easter!! 🐥🐰🐇🌼🐣

[@erinhamilton4045]

One of the best guitar players in the world!

[@lorenzsabbaer7725]

one of my favorite bands all time, YES

[@jarrettenaope7038]

Smooth Song with an EPIC RIFF!!!....Grew Up with THIS JAM ON RADIO

[@climberguy10001]

STYX... Blue Collar man!! Rocken music, great voice, RRHF!

[@derekbowbrick6233]

I used to have a mix tape with this and followed by Rush/ Working man. Thank-you for the memory retrieval.

[@The_Kiosk]

In seriousness, born in 1980 as I was, this song was all over the charts and thus the radio when I was a toddler. My parents had several bar bands and they covered this sometimes during practice in the basement. This later version of the band was my first exposure to Yes and finding out the older stuff was just as popular at the time blew my mind when I got older and became a musician myself. Definitely check out Roundabout, even if every other reaction channel has also done the song. It's that good. Totally worth it.

[@patricksmith6796]

One of my favorite songs from the 80's.

[@patriciacleary9146]

Another great band, excellent song. Rock band. Fantastic in concert! 🌞🎶💖

[@patz470]

*GTA Vice City* I cant be the only one who knows this... but... it brings back memories.

[@AppalachiaRRlover]

Flash FM!!! ;)

[@YouuuMaddddBroooo]

YES!!!! Best concert I ever went to!!

[@valeriechesne1961]

The 80s was the decade for music!! Loving this!

[@maggiebrayton4258]

Yes was my first ever concert back in 2001/2002? This was not part of the set. But it was the only song I knew by them. I love how I got schooled that night lol 😆

[@GalacticRaccoon]

I think a lot of us jammed out to this while playing GTA: Vice City 🌴🚗 😎 MOVE YOURSELF..!🎶😁

[@gianlucatuzi1498]

80s vibe the best feeling ever

[@GalacticRaccoon]

@@gianlucatuzi1498 💯✌😎

[@austindriggers886]

Facts that's immediately what i thought of

[@philstone3859]

YES does resonate well.

[@elysehfm8797]

Firrrst! Can't find my comment about Yes "Roundabout." Leo! Roundabout!

[@bryansproles2879]

In addition to Roundabout, another amazing Yes song is "I've Seen All Good People".

[@brianjacobsen5762]

One of the beast bands to see live.

[@darlene1_268]

Yes is known for longer than usual songs, but so worth the listen. Roundabout is my favorite Yes song. Take a listen to Collective Soul "Shine" "December" and "The World l Know" if you haven't already.

[@jessicamorrell4713]

Your funny as hell Leo! YES was a must when me and my friends had our parties on the shore of Lake Ontario. We went to a deserted part we knew of, dug out the sand under a washed up tree,lit it on fire,partied with that tree from spring until fall...we called them our log parties. Fucking blast!

[@serenity9299]

This was my JAM in high school! Yes and Rush!

[@jonathondunbar4906]

Probably my favorite Yes song is also from this album called It Can Happen one that doesn’t receive near enough the attention it deserves I would love for you to check it out. Also the lead singer of Yes Jon Anderson teamed up with a Canadian artist named Gowan for a song called Moonlight Desires which is one of my favorite songs ever. If you ever check out that one too I would have a few more Gowan songs to send your way

[@kamiinazo2133]

I love watching Leo just be himself. Love the honesty.

[@kimmycook2698]

I remember MTV playing the heck out of this video back in the day...Roundabout is a great one as well.

[@Wesker1984]

One of those special tracks picked to be in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.

[@michaelboyce9028]

They were known originally as Mabel Greer''s Toyshop in 1968.

[@shellycasbeer3775]

Changes. Such an incredible song. My late husband and i made it out official song when we would take our annually dive trip to the coast. It's just a great song. CHANGES✌️

[@demonslover]

This is one of my favorite songs ever. No joke I love this song. Thank you for reaching to it, your reactions are the best.

[@OZYM1]

I have always loved this song. Great guitar riffs. I first heard it in 1983 at age 10 during “Friday Night Videos” on NBC and I have always rocked out like Mr. Video did! Their music video (and the group as a whole) is considered avant-garde art (experimental and unusual ideas). Great song. Thanks Mr. Video for another great start to the weekend! You are so awesome. Love you, bro.

[@ePelle741]

No one understands why I blast the crap out of this song. Hell, I sometimes don't understand it either but, this song , especially that part when the beat comes back after that amazing guitar solo, JUST EFFING HOOKS ME!

[@TiTiDianeN]

I can honestly say I never saw "this' video of this song before. Owner of a Lonely Heart much better than Owner of a broken heart.

[@carolespinoza8452]

This song is really cool, just so happens im a owner of a lonely 💜 good one mr. V. 😍

[@alexandraaaron9705]

I just spent the Last Hour+ getting Caught Up on the Weeks Video's that I'd Missed! GREAT Fun, and Ending with YES🥳WOOHOOO! Nice Surprise! Thanks Mr.Video!

[@NIKKI_NASH]

I love this song! More 80’s PLEASE!

[@jetonbalidemaj]

If you couldnt tell by mr. Vids movements, this song is a whole vibe

[@ritacarducci344]

This was soooooo fun and hilarious Mr.V. 😃