Garth Brooks - The Dance REACTION!
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I love this song, but I think it’s sad that so many young people don’t even realize who they are seeing in the images shown… John Kennedy, Martin Luther King, the crew of the Challenger, Keith Whitley, and many more. Such important, powerful, and talented people who left a lasting impression on our lives.
I know right.
@@awesomeRN2006 I watch that. Sad movie
This exactly
To not know these people is a major let down in the school system. The country fan in me cried when Keith Whitley and Lane Frost weren’t recognized... but to not know MLK and JFK!!! 🥺
Seeing this is a reminder that I need to thank my Mom more for homeschooling me. I was able to recognize most of the people in the song, most of all the historical figures.
In this song, Garth makes a statement that it is best not to know how things will end, because if you do then you may deprive yourself of certain experiences: You might miss the pain, but you also might miss the dance. The dance = moments in life.
Couldn't have said it any better, often times you don't have good without bad, if you go out of your way to miss the bad you also miss the good.
A great way to say it. We all know life isn't permanent, but if we know when it happens, we get to focus on dreading an approaching date and missing the stuff in between.
Yes she does get it all done nothing else for me 2say I'm sorry for your services because honestly you can figure something out I've never once thought I wasn't sure or right next time you go back 2thinking about this facts remember everything is a test and nothing else matters but truth me I'm locked in tell your boy from last night I guess he thought it was wondering if I needed to read between the lines smh lol
I actually missed a dance. Then I had a chance to have it and threw away my entire life. I'm more of an Unanswered Prayers kinda guy... Unfortunately my prayer was answered and for that my life was ruined.
According to Garth, the song is about people who weren't afraid to face or welcome death in order to live the lives they believed they needed to live no matter the consequences.
My first husband died when our daughter was 3, my daughter is My Dance, I could have missed the pain of loosing my husband so young, but I'd have missed the dance of our daughter. I saw Garth in concert and held up my sign that said My daughter is My Dance, while he sang The Dance, he pointed at me, put his hands up in the air like he was holding a sign, and touched his heart , one of my favorite memories.
He always finds ways to to get at the core of what makes us all human. This song also makes me cry nearly every time.
I don’t think you realize how much I needed to hear this song today. Currently my mom is dying from cancer. It’s in her lungs, liver, & brain and is currently spreading down he spinal cord. We are keeping her comfortable at home where she wants to be, surrounded with the ones that she loves.
I am sorry for the tough situation you are in. I hope you are able to find some sort of peace with her, it will make the grieving a little easier knowing that she will not be sick anymore.
I am oddly accepting of all of this. I would much rather her be here with me and the rest of her family surrounded with love and be here to help her with any little thing that she needs as opposed to having to put her in a nursing home for the rest of her days and not being able to be by her side throughout this entire process with the assistance of home hospice care.
I’m so sorry. Such a hard thing to go through. Sending thoughts of peace and comfort to you and your family… And your mama.
I’m so sorry for what you are going through at this time. My prayers go out to you and your family.
I am so very sorry- my heart and prayers going out to you and your Mom and loved ones- ❤️🙏🏼
Man...it doesn't matter what genre of music you like and enjoy.... Garth Brooks will always be iconic! The music he has written, the emotions he invokes.... He's Legend.
He's also the best performer I've ever seen live. Puts on an amazing show!
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John Wayne, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Lane Frost, Keith Whitley, The Challenger Crew, JFK. All taken from us before their time. A fitting song for that.
John Wayne: cancer
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: assassination
Lane Frost: freak rodeo accident
Keith Whitley: severe alcohol poisoning
Challenger Crew: extreme vehicle malfunction
President John Fitzgerald Kennedy: assassination
Gone before their time, but not forgotten
dont care about #2
@@bettyahlheitt8812That’s ok, nobody cares about you either. 🤷🏼♂️
@@soonerborn7603 that's funny lol
Don't know how you're sneaking these Garth videos past the TH-cam censors, but keep it up! Do The Thunder Rolls!
I was wondering the same thing!
Check out the yt channel @Country Remastered.....juts found it a couple weeks ago and has a lot of Garth on it!!!!
I think that the point of the song is that you can protect yourself from pain but you would miss out on life.
It's not about losing someone. It's about appreciating the precious moments you've had with someone.
This is one of the most beautiful songs ever. To me, it's a reminder that God only lends us the people in our lives. Enjoy your time with them without regret because one day God will take them back home.
“If Tomorrow Never Comes” is in the same vein as this song.
Yes💜
Lane Frost - World Champion Bull rider, who was killed in 1989 by the bull he rode for a full eight seconds during a rodeo.
Keith Whitley - Country singer who died in 1989 from alcohol poisoning. The Whitley scenes featured his then-wife Lorrie Morgan.
Martin Luther King Jr. - Baptist minister who is best known for his involvement in the Civil Rights Movement and was assassinated in 1968.
The crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger, shortly before it disintegrated after its launch in 1986.
John F. Kennedy - President of the United States who was assassinated in 1963.
John Wayne - Film actor best known for his roles in Westerns and died of cancer in 1979. these are the people this song was dedicated to Billy.
When the Challenger crew walked out, that gave me chills.
I was in 1st grade when that happened. The teachers had a contest and all the students who read a book successfully got to watch it. It was a big deal because a teacher was going into space. I remember seeing it and not realizing what was going on. The teachers taking us back to our classes and not really saying anything. My mom told me what happened when I got home that day.
John Wayne JFK Martin Luther king lane frost kristy McCalloff keith Whitley all gone to soon
@@angelamorrow7094 I was in elementary school when the Challenger disaster happened.
Kelly Clarkson singing it at Kennedy Center Honors would give you chills. She actually made Garth cry.
@cat b Did you see Kelly Clarkson cover Fancy for Reba??? Amazing!
Facts
Yes Kelly Clarkson amazing rendition 💜
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They played this at my friends funeral in high school. I cry every time I hear it
RED EYE (2005) FULL MOVIE - Rachel McAdams
@@flufflesbews3774 They play it many funerals (it's a sad song but some people never get it)
If Tomorrow Never Comes is a tear jerker for sure. Garth Brooks always knows how to get you all the way into your feels...
#Bingers "8 Seconds" It's about Lane Frost, the bull rider shown in the video.
This is coming soon too. Should be better than the movie th-cam.com/video/XcI2FD0Rt4Q/w-d-xo.html
Watched him play this at the Astrodome in 1992. As a 16 yr. I actually cried listening. To this
Rip to all of the people we have lost over the years.
Yes, Garth is incredible. I wish that you could react to more of his music so this and your generation could realize his contributions. I have to remember that he first became famous in 1989, 32 years ago. It seems like yesterday.
It’s hard for me to look at these videos through the eyes of younger generations. I’m not sure if the important people are even recognized. Which is so sad. JFK, MLK, crew of the Challenger……
The dance is worth the pain. It’s like getting a dog. You know you’re going to outlive them, but you do it anyway, because the love and joy they give you is worth the hurt when they die.
This is my son's song. He died 25 years ago in May, at 4 days old. He was beautiful, and bonny and perfect.
We didn't know...he had less than half a heart. Nobody knew.
Every word of this song cuts my soul.
Still makes me teary. Sang this all the way home from saying goodbye to a friend in hospice. Hell of a dance, Annie. We miss you.
My grandmother was a big Garth fan - always associate this with her and her battle with pancreatic cancer.
This is my favorite song ever!!! I lost my dad when I was 20… I was the only daughter he got to walk down the aisle with and dance with at my wedding and this is the first song I heard when driving to his house when I heard he had. A heart attack I thought he was on and when I got there he was gone! This song makes me think of him and cry!! Thank you for listening to this it is amazing
One thing about this song, it's played at a lot of funerals. It was played at my dad's, my fiancé memorial service, my best friend's funeral, a lot of funerals. This is one song that you can't help but love, but it can bring you heartache.
It's basically around the concept of "It's better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all"
Ending cords are so chillin and haunting......I cry everytime I hear this song.
Garth wrote this song after his mom passed away from cancer as a way to cope with the loss and to help others who have lost someone.
Actually he released this song in the early 90s his mom past away late 90s early 2000s. It was in his second album in 1990 91
We had this played at my mom's funeral.
A song with many meanings but this one...always awesome. Wish more knew the people pictured.
Thank you for doing this reaction….this is my all time favorite Garth Brooks song. Kelly Clarkson covered it at the most recent Kennedy Center Honors, you should check that out!!!
This song makes me cry it was played at my brothers funeral which has been gone for 17 years ago. Buried him 17 years ago on September 11,2004. Labor day weekend is always hard for me. That was the weekend he was taken from us. He was only 23. I miss him daily. But the anniversary of his death is hard. He loved Garth brooks. When he was younger.
It's not about loosing someone,it's about life and how good,bad it's all connected
Seeing the Challenger go up knowing it exploded and the whole crew was lost brought back so many memories good and bad. God bless all our heroes especially those that raised us
This song is more about the journey than the final resting place of a relationship or a life.
This song always makes me think of my ex-husband. The marriage my not have worked out, but it was an amazing 20 years and 3 beautiful babies. I wouldn’t have missed the dance even if I had known the way it would end. NO REGRETS!
Me, too. Hugs sister.
My mom passed away when I was 5 so at my wedding I used this song to dance with my aunts and other motherly figures in my life. The lyrics just fit too perfect. Big Garth fan hope you like him.
The song is about how if you don’t take chances if you don’t live because of fear or whatever holds you back then yes you will have a very safe but bland existence and you will miss “ The Dance” that is a full life with all the joy but with all the pain and sorrow as well.
I'm 34 and I have adored Garth since I was a little girl. I was finally able to see him live back in 2017 and it was THE best live show I've ever been to.
I laughed, smiled, cried, etc. Felt all the emotions with each song, throughout my life.
For The Dance, I went on FB Live for my family and friends who couldn't be there, for my best friend who passed 17 years ago. He was only 16 years old when he passed. I was 17.
The Dance always hits hard. "I could have missed the pain, but I'd have had to miss the dance." It's such a simple song, but so, so powerful.
You said you first thought of your grandfather ... I think that is what makes this song so special. Everyone immediately thinks of someone whether it be a family member, or an inspirational figure.
I love that this song is about life. You meet someone and go through the motions of life with that person. It's the dance of life and one day we won't be around. I wouldn't miss anything for the world and thankful to all who came into my life. Without them in my life I wouldn't be who I am today.
This is the first time seeing your show. You seem like a very sensitive young man. Thank you both for your service and your kindness.
You should react to The Thunder Rolls if u can find one that’s not a cover .. also we shall be free by Garth
This song is speaks to loss in the same way that the phrase “better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all” does. But I think in the context of the video, and maybe it’s greater meaning is that people like MLK and JFK…had they known how the roads they chose would end, would still have chosen to continue their life’s work on that road because in the end, it was worth it to them to try to make the world a better place. They laid down their lives to leave the world better than they found it.
It’s just a beautiful song about folks leaving early but enjoy the dance.
Damn. A punch right in the heart. If I knew what is gonna happen I still wouldn't trade for anything
This is my absolute favorite Garth Brooks song! I have watched your reaction on it several times already Billy and I hope that you will do a lot more Garth brooks if you’re able to get the videos because it’s a seemingly endless catalog of fantastic songs!!!
It's been just over 24 hours since I lost my dad. He was in the hospital since Halloween with COVID. He was doing better until he developed a brain bleed and clot that gave him seizures that essentially fried his brain till all that we knew of him, his humor, his personality, his character, was gone. He was nothing more than a shell that was kept alive by machines. So my family spent the day with him, and when we couldn't be there any longer, we left. We ate as a family, and then my brother and sister returned a couple hours later to be there for him so he wasn't alone. They held his hands, and sang "It Is Well With My Soul", and as they finished the song, he had his last breath as if on cue.
My mom and dad met at my grandfather's funeral, and he asked her out that day. My dad and my mom dated for 8 years before I was on the way, and I always reminded them of their wedding picture, and that I was there at the beginning of their marriage in that picture. They went on to have my brother, and my sister, later a grand-daughter, and later even two grand-sons. He couldn't have been a prouder grandpa! During his stay in the hospital, we found out he would be a great-grandpa! He loved his family, but rarely said it, he showed it. He was a humble man, a quiet and reserve man, a hard working man, a man that never wanted conflict, he was patient, he was always attentive to our needs before his own, he always let us pursue our dreams, even if he knew they weren't likely to succeed. He was my dad, and I am supremely proud to be his son, and to be like him. My mom and dad dated for 8 years, married for 46 years, for a total of 54 years together, and they stayed together the whole time with no conflicts, but lots of love and patience. He knew the value of love and didn't cheapen it by over-using the words as everyone else does, and when he said it, it had some REAL power to it.
This song is probably one of the best songs of Garth's career, and I've loved it since I first heard it when the album came out and it got radio play. It always used to choke me up, but now it makes me shed a hard tear, because I didn't miss "The Dance" with my dad. I can't tell you how much my dad and I did together, how much I learned from him, or how much life we shared, but it was a beautiful dance to have with someone you love, admire, respect, and cherish. I'm missing him terribly, and will till it is time for me to "go home" to see him.
This song is about a few different things. Yes it could be about death but its also about life, and the literal lyrics are about a romance.
This makes me cry every time I hear it bc I lost my grandma a little over 5 months ago 💔 and she loved this song. And when she was alive I never paid attention to it really and then when I was headin to her celebration of life this song played as I was pullin in and I just sat there listenin to it and just cried my eyes out bc I hadn't cried full on bc I was tryna stay strong for my mama bc it was her mom she lost and my little brother💔
It's better to have loved than to never loved at all. The message.
Nobody comes close to Garth Brooks. If you enjoy his music and can see him live you will not regret it.
There are so many amazing songs he has performed over the decades. And "The Dance" is absolutely a punch to the gut with the realization that we don't know how this journey ends. Would we change things if we knew it may end in pain and is it worth exchanging the amazing moments to avoid the pain? It is a gut punch...
RIP LANE FROST .....GREATEST BULL RIDER ALL TIME.
It’s about the choices we choose through out our lives. The good the bad the moments we treasure but wouldn’t change a single moment
3:08 in the video I will never forget and ever think life is not free. I was at Shaw AFB in the dorm room watching this when it happened. Today it still brings tears to my eyes and a heavy heart. Ronald McNair was from South Carolina and a part of that crew.
Thank you for your service Sir. This song is about life.
My husband and I lost our newborn son 15 years ago and I lost my mom in January. This song always gets me.
This song tears me up. it this doesn't make you cry you have no heart. i miss them all esp. JFK...MLK and lane frost. and the best friend Elvis
THANK YOU.! That is my all time favorite Garth Brooks song and video!
My step- dad dedicated it to his son.
He had a very bad Relationship with his first wife. But he got his son out of it.
Therefore, he wouldn't miss it on the pain of that relationship, because he would have missed out on the gift of my step-brother.
Wow, that MLK part really hit me hard. Garth was talking about MLK leading a movement and being killed, leaving his children and wife behind. I have heard this song but never seen the video. That was crazy powerful. I teared up instantly.
Finally The Original Version
The Garth Brooks Version
Yes I know I'm late
I just love this song and Garth Brooks
And you are awesome at reactions
Thank you for your service to us all! Truly.
One of the greatest songs in music history.
Seeing Lane Frost always feels like a sucker punch to the gut, then the crew of the Challenger.... My dad worked on the fuel tanks for that shuttle, then soon found himself in a deadly battle with cancer. He left this world never knowing that he and his shift would be cleared of any wrong doing, so he needlessly carried that responsibility with him to his grave.
I cry every time I see and hear this.
Thank you for doing this song! I posted a request in the comments of your reaction to Standing Outside The Fire yesterday. This song really means a lot, as it reminds me of my parents who I lost almost 2 years ago. The song always hit hard, but after losing them, it was amplified by a billion...I knew BYSE would enter the chat, but I'm glad that you enjoyed the song, and enjoying Garth as a singer. Kudos to you Billy. Thanks again.
One of the best songs ever written!
This song was huge not only did it take song of the year but it was one of Garth's biggest hits if there is such a thing when it comes to Garth and huge hits he always said that he didn't write it but it's the one song that he wished he had
This one of the best songs and singers........,
This is one of my all time favorite songs ❤❤❤
Its about living life and the loss of loved ones. Live life to the fullest enjoy the "dance" because we dont know if we'll see tommow.
I just did a painting of the words of this song over the weekend. It's hung up on the wall of my livingroom. I did it for my fiancée that died of colon cancer.
It’s about taking a chance in life.
Seeing the Challenger crew walking to the capsule gave me chills. Life is too short.
This song is so awesome and beautiful
When this came out I happened to be changing channels and this was playing and it stopped me in my tracks. A really beautiful song!
Always been my favorite Garth song
Many don’t understand this song. This song is about your life choices. We make choices, for those people that come into our life they are in essence our dance partner. We choose to have a dance with them. We could choose another way of life but if we do we wouldn’t have had these people or experiences with them in our life. So don’t regret the choice because you got to experience life with them while they were here. You chose the Dance.
When I hear this song, I always think of my best friend Jimmy. Jimmy and I were like brothers. He was a junior, and I a senior in high school. We did everything together, and this song was his favorite. Jimmy was killed in a car accident three months before he would have graduated High School. We'd planned to go to the same college, and when I found out... it just broke me.
The Dance says, to me anyway, that the road you've got to take to get where you're going may be a rough one, but once you reach your destination, you realize it was worth it and you'd do it all over again.
This is my go-to song when I lose someone precious to me. I could choose to keep people (and pets) at arms length so it doesn't hurt so much when I lose them, but oh, I would miss that joyful dance of being open and loving and being loved in return. No trade-off there. I'll take the happiness of the dance, even if it hurts when it ends. Oh, how I love Garth's music and heart! ❤
"Garth Brooks is really good".... understatement of both this millenium and last, Mr Billy.
The Lane Frost reference is from the movie "8 seconds". The career of a rodeo man.... I'm not a country person, but that movie is a real tearjerker....
Thank you so much for your service.
This has always been my favorite Garth song. It’s a beautiful song and always hits home.
Yesterday was 24 years ago that my father took his life. I was just 16. A week before he died he danced in my living room with me to this song. I am sitting here in tears listening to this song. We also played it at his funeral. This just showed up as a suggestion to listen to today. Someone from up above sent this to me. Thank you.
The song is saying that if you knew how your life would go, you would change it to avoid all the pain in your life. It’s better to live every day like it’s your last. The dance is your life
This is and always will be one of the best songs ever!
Its about looking back in the last memory beeping glad not knowing it would be the last time you’d see them
Very simply...."the dance" is life.....
He’s basically saying that he hates they are gone, but he is glad he didn’t know they were going to pass or leave, but glad he was able to enjoy the time he had.
Looking back on the memory of
The dance we shared ‘neath the stars above
For a moment, all the world was right
How could I have known that you’d ever say goodbye
And now, I’m glad I didn’t know
The way it all would end, the way it all would go
Our lives are better left to chance
I could’ve missed the pain but I’d have had to miss the dance
Holding you, I held everything
For a moment, wasn’t I a king
But if I’d only known how the king would fall
Hey now who’s to say, you know I might have changed it all
And now, I’m glad I didn’t know
The way it all would end, the way it all would go
Our lives are better left to chance
I could’ve missed the pain but I’d have had to miss the dance
Yes my life, it’s better left to chance
I could have missed the pain but I’d have had to miss the dance
Oh the video makes it all so much more amazing than it already was. Lane Frost, JFK, Martin Luther King. Amazing.
This is the first song I ever heard from Garth. It still gives me chills. Another one of my favorites is Belleau Wood
That’s my favorite song of his.
You go through the pain of loss,but while you are having the pain, and we all have gone through loss,and we all feel loss,But we can look through our memories, And afterall, that is life. We are born, we live and we die to live again. The ones that we leave behind are missing the dance