Never have I ever heard this beautiful piece of music, sang by Paul McCartney and I'm 70 yrs. old and already I'm in love with it 😍💕💓❤. Not surprising, though, as I'm in love with all of his music. And, yes he really did love the farm that he and Linda lived on when they got married and had kids. What I heard was this land was where a Scottish king once lived during the "middle ages". He was supposed to be a great Scottish ruler, and this song became a great Scottish Folk song that was sang through the ages about this once great Scottish leader. This song, in my opinion is the best I have heard since the Beatles broke up and went their own way. Love it 😀
I remember when this song came out.. it was number 1 in New Zealand for 9 weeks. Goose bumps when the bag pipes kick in half way through the song. Paul played it in Auckland NZ in December 2017. He said he had to play it in NZ as it was so popular here. You are right, this song does not get enough credit.. it's under rated.. however if you go through his Wings songs there are so many under rated songs in there also. Hope you get to review these... take the whole Band on the Run Album from 1973 with songs like Jet, Band on the Run, Mrs Vandebilt, Helen Wheels, 1985... all amazing songs. Typical Paul stuff.
My dear sweet father loved bagpipes and even had several LP’s featuring Scottish Pipes. This song still makes me cry. It’s just beautiful. Thank you for doing it. Another Paul McCartney song you might want to react to is his tribute to his friend John Lennon (after he was murdered). It’s called “Here Today”. Love your reactions. 🌺✌️
This is a beautiful simple song so traditional. I can imagine how successful the song went round England if it was almost used as a.national Anthem I can imagine.
It was also a big hit in Canada but for some reason it was never a hit in America but I loved it from day one. Being of Irish heritage (I know it’s about Scotland 😉) hearing those bagpipes certainly struck a chord with me. Just a beautiful song.
Give Ireland Back to the Irish was another one that did not register in the USA. England banned it from radio for obvious political reasons. Mulll of Kintyre a great British folk song for sure.
yes Cindy , this song is so beautiful , and the bagpipes are amazing !!! No more lonely nighjts , Wanderlust , Band on the run , Bluebird , Listen to what the man said , With a little luck ... all great si ongs you should listen to . Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey (Nº 1 in US) from Ram album ( Ram was ahead of its time !!! , in 1971 they say it was really bad ( critics were mad at Paul , blaming him for the end of the Beatles), and when Paul did the remaster version they discover that it was a true Masterpiece , absolute beautiful kinds of melodies
I knew this song when it first came out. The video I've seen I don't know how many hundreds of times. Each time, I think oh, this is old hat, but every time I find myself weeping. Don't tell anybody. Btw, all the people you see coming to and surrounding the bon fire were Paul and Linda's neighbors. The two little girls you see playing near the rocks by the sea are young Mary and Stella McCartney.
Beautiful song and tribute to the land Paul loves. There are some wonderful youtube videos out there of him performing this in concert with surprise appearances from local bagpipe bands.
This is the second time I’ve heard this song since yesterday I never knew it even existed I did not know it was a big hit in England it was not a hit here in the United States I guess that’s why I didn’t know about it even though I studied the Beatles I never knew about this song
I love how excited you got. Youre right : this song is amazing and it grabs at the heart. Whenever I hear the bagpipes I get teary eyed. I love bagpipes. Paul IS a superb song writer and musician and singer. I remember when he came out with his first solo album, right during the time the Beatles were breaking up and he and Linda lived in that sheep farm in Scotland. They lived right at Kintyre, which is why he has such love for that land, even though he was born in England . This is what I want played at my funeral .
This is such a wonderful song. It reminds me of my dad who passed away in 2021. He loved bagpipes. I was born when this song came out, so I never seen the success of this record. I seen Paul in 2002 in Denver, Colorado, USA. Awesome show. Wished he did this song. Awesome reaction.
Every time I hear this song is going to be played.....the upside-down part of my brain say's..."oh no....here comes the one with the instrument that sounds like a pile of cats being stepped on"......and each and every time I realize how wrong I am. I'm always left with a sense of awe. I can be such a retard sometimes. It's a gorgeous piece. He's such a versatile artist.......to write something like this.....I can hardly imagine. I think if they took a sample of him they'd find he is 5% flesh and blood 20% water and the rest pure music. The crazy thing is.....he was NEVER musically trained!!! What the hell!!!???!!!....way over 400 songs later!!!???!!! Paul said he considered his approach to music "primitive". .....like the primitive cave artist who drew without any training. Can you imagine what he'd have done if he'd been trained????!!! On second thought.... better that he wasn't......we'd have missed out on his raw brilliance. I have a 2 disc operatic work Paul and Carl Davis did along with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra along with may others....."Liverpool Oratorio"....hearing this reminds me I haven't played it in awhile.....think I'll do so now. Thanks once again for another wonderful reaction. See you soon......if I don't fall asleep in this chair again. What a bonehead 💖🎹💖🎼💖👍💖🎻💖🌈💖🎸💖🤣😄🤪😉🙃😵😜😵
This song was so successful in the U.K that some people have actually proposed it as the Scottish anthem, despite the fact that it was composed by English musicians.
Not all us Scots hate the English. But then I would rather all national boundaries were lowered and we tried to make the whole world a better place, not just our own back-garden.
@@mac1975 I agree not in our lifetimes, but I can still aspire and work towards a better future where we are one whole sociable planet of fairness, opportunity, openness rather than a bunch of idiot tribes who build walls and put fingers in their ears to drown out the nay-sayers.
The irony of this song (which became Paul's biggest domestic hit - and the biggest selling single in Britain - since The Beatles' 'She Loves You' in 1963) is that it became identified with Christmas simply because it stayed at the top of the UK chart over the festive season - but his actual Christmas single 'Wonderful Christmastime' released the following year - which is still played everywhere here during the yuletide - has probably earned him more overall. 'Mull of Kintyre' is such an obviously British folk sound that it meant very little in the United States, so I don't know how often he's played it live. Not enough, would be my answer.
The song didn't do well because Capitol (subsidiary of EMI) it wasn't enough marketing. Without the marketing, radio stations were confused which song was the A side and assumed the B side (Girl's School) since it was the rocker. Bagpipes being played in the US was not and still isn't a common thing. Videos weren't as common then and people were confused why their was a video of this song and not the actual B side. It was also not attached to an album which is unusual for the US market. Capitol records really screwed this one up. No one was anywhere near producing songs like Mull of Kintyre. Punk rock was coming in and the world was still in the middle of disco. Paul said in an interview he realized their were no Scottish folk songs and decided he would write one himself. The song must have been an engineering nightmare because the bagpipes are so loud and the vocals with guitars would have had to put upfront as much as possible. If I'm remembering correctly the sing was engineered by Geoff Emirck who was the engineer for most of the Beatles music and engineered Band On The Run. When those bagpipes come in I lose it everytime and it sounds as fresh to me now as it did in 1977.
Thanks a lot for these special request, I love these song si much (in my Top 5 of Him as solo career) "Mull of Kintyre" is a beauty of song and one more surprise of the musical versatility of Paul McCartney only He can think of making such a piece with the inclusion of a bagpipe orchestra And the result is amazing, a true Masterpiece This song was the long-awaited #1 that Paul McCartney was looking for in his native England And it had a special award Not only was it #1 for 9 weeks, but it was the best-selling single in the entire 70s in the UK, beating the record from "She loves you" by The Beatles in the previous decade for a new reaction I want to suggest and propose "Live and let Die" (1973) It was the soundtrack of the homonymous film of the James Bond saga Here is the link, which is from a Paul McCartney TV special and includes images from the film th-cam.com/video/nR46gQLyxuE/w-d-xo.html I wish You a great weekend GOD bless You with family
This video is the best version. The one you are watching now is my favorite and seems to be missing the same video footage of the Bagpipes on TH-cam search. Does anyone have a link? Great video!
The two little girls you see down by the water are Mary and Stella, their daughters, and Linda was carrying newborn baby James when she walked from the cottage to where Paul was perched on the fence. At the end when they are by the bonfire, you will see a face behind and between Paul and Linda, that is Heather, Linda's daughter from her first marriage, but Paul adopted her. LOVE Mull of Kintyre and all things having to do with Scotland, especially bagpipes.
Cimdy Still lovin' your reactions (and analyses are getting better too!). Don't forget to check out Paul's 'Here Today' ! Incidentally, Paul and John each did songs about the Irish 'troubles' about the time of Mull of Kintyre, Paul did 'Give Ireland Back to the Irish' and John did 'Luck of the Irish' and 'Sunday, Bloody Sunday'.. Also, since you loved Paul's 'My Love', check out John's 'Oh My Love', 'Woman', 'Aisumasen'', 'Love is Real', 'I'm Just A Jealous Guy', 'Out of the Blue', '#9 Dream', all are immortal, beautiful, tender love ballads. Carry On!
mc cartney did so many and so many gems in solo ......... a very nice song he wrote is " here today " a tribute for Lennon murdered in 1980 ..... you need to try few song of the "RAM" album and particulary " long haired lady" a song dedicated to his love Linda or the band on the run album ........
The best-selling single in the UK in the '70s, Paul owns a farm on the Mull of Kintyre. The Pipe & Drum band are the local Pipe & Drum band from Cambletown, as are the people who join them in the latter part of the video. The only naughty thing Paul did with this song was when Denny Laine ran into financial difficulties in the '80s, instead of offering him help against future royalties, he said he'd help if Denny sold him his half of the song. So Denny no longer earns anything from this song because he asked Paul if he'd help him out.
This song came out in the midst of disco music fever and is as such a very anti- hype and it is basically only someone like Paul McCartney who can pull that off and make a song that top the charts at that time with a song that is definitely not disco. It is one of my favorite songs although I must admit that I have lots of songs that I think of as favorite songs and quite a lot of them are by the Beatles but this is definitely one of them.
I didn't realize Paul and Denny wrote this. For some reason I always thought it was a traditional song. Not as big of a hit in the U.S. where I am but a great song none the less.
Great reaction Cimdy! I always dug this song, even though it was never a big hit here in the States. You should do a reaction to the song Paul did with Rihanna and Kanye West. The song is called Four Five Seconds. It is Fire!!!! Here's a link to the video: th-cam.com/video/kt0g4dWxEBo/w-d-xo.html Peace
Paul bought property here to get away from the fame and lack of privacy caused by his Beatle years. Here he was just Paul and treated like a regular person, that's why he invited the townsfolk to be in the video
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Everyone has a personal Mull of Kintyre in his own heart. That's why this song touches me so deeply. It's everyone's life.
My dad used to sing this song to me and my siblings at bedtime back in the late 70’s….it holds a special place in my heart
a song of eternity from Paul, one of the best composers ever....watch out WE ALL STAND TOGETHER with the frogs......
Never have I ever heard this beautiful piece of music, sang by Paul McCartney and I'm 70 yrs. old and already I'm in love with it 😍💕💓❤. Not surprising, though, as I'm in love with all of his music. And, yes he really did love the farm that he and Linda lived on when they got married and had kids. What I heard was this land was where a Scottish king once lived during the "middle ages". He was supposed to be a great Scottish ruler, and this song became a great Scottish Folk song that was sang through the ages about this once great Scottish leader. This song, in my opinion is the best I have heard since the Beatles broke up and went their own way. Love it 😀
Yes this is great music mull of kintyre nice melody my friend, this I love so much just dancing here, like a hymn.
The harmony at the end was just amazing
I remember when this song came out.. it was number 1 in New Zealand for 9 weeks. Goose bumps when the bag pipes kick in half way through the song. Paul played it in Auckland NZ in December 2017. He said he had to play it in NZ as it was so popular here. You are right, this song does not get enough credit.. it's under rated.. however if you go through his Wings songs there are so many under rated songs in there also. Hope you get to review these... take the whole Band on the Run Album from 1973 with songs like Jet, Band on the Run, Mrs Vandebilt, Helen Wheels, 1985... all amazing songs. Typical Paul stuff.
Wow this is a great performance by Paul .I love this music 🎶 geng geng
I love this reaction, the music is so harmonious
Something about the way he sings this and how it builds makes me tear up each time. Something just so emotional about this song.
Yes yes yes 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽 my favourite Beatles star 💫 and that is true Paul’s a great singer the song is so good I’ve got goosebumps too 🤣🤣🥰 well done 👏🏾
I love the reaction of this wonderful, wonderful song. Thank you for that.
Great song and beautiful voices
Has a very patriotic feel to it very inspiring. Great song 🎵
Another great 70s song, this is really hit. I enjoyed listening to the song. Great reaction@cimdy
Omg this is really beautiful song and so
calm to listening to 👌
I love it….so soulful
What a beautiful calming song, I enjoyed listening gorgeous sis, thanks for sharing
My dear sweet father loved bagpipes and even had several LP’s featuring Scottish Pipes. This song still makes me cry. It’s just beautiful. Thank you for doing it. Another Paul McCartney song you might want to react to is his tribute to his friend John Lennon (after he was murdered). It’s called “Here Today”. Love your reactions. 🌺✌️
The old school song is so calming and lovely
This is a beautiful simple song so traditional. I can imagine how successful the song went round England if it was almost used as a.national Anthem I can imagine.
Yes, I'm not Scottish...far from it. But I love this song...
It was also a big hit in Canada but for some reason it was never a hit in America but I loved it from day one. Being of Irish heritage (I know it’s about Scotland 😉) hearing those bagpipes certainly struck a chord with me. Just a beautiful song.
Peaceful view and this is a hit...I enjoyed ur reaction queen
Am here watching with smile on my face keep doing what you are doing sis I love it
The song and your reaction gave me tears - I just love this song.
Glad you like it🤗
Give Ireland Back to the Irish was another one that did not register in the USA. England banned it from radio for obvious political reasons. Mulll of Kintyre a great British folk song for sure.
It did with me. “Biggly”
Give Ireland back to the Irish
is a great song
yes Cindy , this song is so beautiful , and the bagpipes are amazing !!!
No more lonely nighjts , Wanderlust , Band on the run , Bluebird , Listen to what the man said , With a little luck ... all great si
ongs you should listen to .
Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey (Nº 1 in US) from Ram album ( Ram was ahead of its time !!! , in 1971 they say it was really bad ( critics were mad at Paul , blaming him for the end of the Beatles), and when Paul did the remaster version they discover that it was a true Masterpiece , absolute beautiful kinds of melodies
I knew this song when it first came out. The video I've seen I don't know how many hundreds of times. Each time, I think oh, this is old hat, but every time I find myself weeping. Don't tell anybody. Btw, all the people you see coming to and surrounding the bon fire were Paul and Linda's neighbors. The two little girls you see playing near the rocks by the sea are young Mary and Stella McCartney.
Just didn't catch on in the USA people were buying disco duck lol but I love this song
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Beautiful song and tribute to the land Paul loves. There are some wonderful youtube videos out there of him performing this in concert with surprise appearances from local bagpipe bands.
Awww this is bring my back to the good old days
This is the second time I’ve heard this song since yesterday I never knew it even existed I did not know it was a big hit in England it was not a hit here in the United States I guess that’s why I didn’t know about it even though I studied the Beatles
I never knew about this song
My dad played this all the time here in to me in Scotland in the 80s. He loved it. It's a beautiful ode to the mull of kintyre
I love how excited you got. Youre right : this song is amazing and it grabs at the heart. Whenever I hear the bagpipes I get teary eyed. I love bagpipes. Paul IS a superb song writer and musician and singer. I remember when he came out with his first solo album, right during the time the Beatles were breaking up and he and Linda lived in that sheep farm in Scotland. They lived right at Kintyre, which is why he has such love for that land, even though he was born in England . This is what I want played at my funeral .
It's a beautiful song that you can feel the love and peace in your heart
I love The Beatles
Great music 🎶 the end part is lit 🔥
I never knew what this song was saying until today🤣🤣🤣Nice song
This is such a wonderful song. It reminds me of my dad who passed away in 2021. He loved bagpipes. I was born when this song came out, so I never seen the success of this record. I seen Paul in 2002 in Denver, Colorado, USA. Awesome show. Wished he did this song. Awesome reaction.
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Am discovery all new and old songs now.Thanks dear and great reaction 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
You should do a reaction to another Paul McCartney and Wings song that Denny Laine wrote called: Deliver Your Children.
Every time I hear this song is going to be played.....the upside-down part of my brain say's..."oh no....here comes the one with the instrument that sounds like a pile of cats being stepped on"......and each and every time I realize how wrong I am. I'm always left with a sense of awe. I can be such a retard sometimes. It's a gorgeous piece. He's such a versatile artist.......to write something like this.....I can hardly imagine. I think if they took a sample of him they'd find he is 5% flesh and blood 20% water and the rest pure music. The crazy thing is.....he was NEVER musically trained!!! What the hell!!!???!!!....way over 400 songs later!!!???!!! Paul said he considered his approach to music "primitive". .....like the primitive cave artist who drew without any training. Can you imagine what he'd have done if he'd been trained????!!! On second thought.... better that he wasn't......we'd have missed out on his raw brilliance. I have a 2 disc operatic work Paul and Carl Davis did along with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra along with may others....."Liverpool Oratorio"....hearing this reminds me I haven't played it in awhile.....think I'll do so now. Thanks once again for another wonderful reaction. See you soon......if I don't fall asleep in this chair again. What a bonehead 💖🎹💖🎼💖👍💖🎻💖🌈💖🎸💖🤣😄🤪😉🙃😵😜😵
This song was so successful in the U.K that some people have actually proposed it as the Scottish anthem, despite the fact that it was composed by English musicians.
It’s a beautiful song but I’ve never heard anyone say that. Our Flower of Scotland is perfect
Not all us Scots hate the English. But then I would rather all national boundaries were lowered and we tried to make the whole world a better place, not just our own back-garden.
Not a chance
@@mac1975 I agree not in our lifetimes, but I can still aspire and work towards a better future where we are one whole sociable planet of fairness, opportunity, openness rather than a bunch of idiot tribes who build walls and put fingers in their ears to drown out the nay-sayers.
I Love That song Scottish from The Beatles
Nice one.would not stop nodding my head
Here watching dear very nice video
The irony of this song (which became Paul's biggest domestic hit - and the biggest selling single in Britain - since The Beatles' 'She Loves You' in 1963) is that it became identified with Christmas simply because it stayed at the top of the UK chart over the festive season - but his actual Christmas single 'Wonderful Christmastime' released the following year - which is still played everywhere here during the yuletide - has probably earned him more overall. 'Mull of Kintyre' is such an obviously British folk sound that it meant very little in the United States, so I don't know how often he's played it live. Not enough, would be my answer.
Ohh I Love Paul McCartney, thank you for sharingt his to us🙂
The end is like the wickerman. :) i live in scotland so of course i like it.
The song didn't do well because Capitol (subsidiary of EMI) it wasn't enough marketing. Without the marketing, radio stations were confused which song was the A side and assumed the B side (Girl's School) since it was the rocker. Bagpipes being played in the US was not and still isn't a common thing. Videos weren't as common then and people were confused why their was a video of this song and not the actual B side. It was also not attached to an album which is unusual for the US market. Capitol records really screwed this one up. No one was anywhere near producing songs like Mull of Kintyre. Punk rock was coming in and the world was still in the middle of disco. Paul said in an interview he realized their were no Scottish folk songs and decided he would write one himself. The song must have been an engineering nightmare because the bagpipes are so loud and the vocals with guitars would have had to put upfront as much as possible. If I'm remembering correctly the sing was engineered by Geoff Emirck who was the engineer for most of the Beatles music and engineered Band On The Run. When those bagpipes come in I lose it everytime and it sounds as fresh to me now as it did in 1977.
this song always makes me cry.
The wee outhouse to the left of the cottage has gone now. For the main, it is as it was in 1977. I know I went there in 2015.
One of my favorite of paul and wings song
I enjoy watching this video nice music
Special songs,i enjoy watching
aww i love this song sis. beautiful performance. genging
Scotland is beautiful ! Come see us !!
Thanks a lot for these special request, I love these song si much (in my Top 5 of Him as solo career)
"Mull of Kintyre" is a beauty of song and one more surprise of the musical versatility of Paul McCartney
only He can think of making such a piece with the inclusion of a bagpipe orchestra And the result is amazing, a true Masterpiece
This song was the long-awaited #1 that Paul McCartney was looking for in his native England And it had a special award Not only was it #1 for 9 weeks, but it was the best-selling single in the entire 70s in the UK, beating the record from "She loves you" by The Beatles in the previous decade
for a new reaction I want to suggest and propose
"Live and let Die" (1973)
It was the soundtrack of the homonymous film of the James Bond saga
Here is the link, which is from a Paul McCartney TV special and includes images from the film
th-cam.com/video/nR46gQLyxuE/w-d-xo.html
I wish You a great weekend
GOD bless You with family
Hi, good video sharing, have a great day
Paul McCartney is one-man Abba
This video is the best version. The one you are watching now is my favorite and seems to be missing the same video footage of the Bagpipes on TH-cam search. Does anyone have a link?
Great video!
The harmonizing vocals of Paul McCartney and Denny Laine are so personal and poignant. I can’t believe this song wasn’t a huge hit in the USA.
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The two little girls you see down by the water are Mary and Stella, their daughters, and Linda was carrying newborn baby James when she walked from the cottage to where Paul was perched on the fence. At the end when they are by the bonfire, you will see a face behind and between Paul and Linda, that is Heather, Linda's daughter from her first marriage, but Paul adopted her. LOVE Mull of Kintyre and all things having to do with Scotland, especially bagpipes.
Wow fullsupport host..geng geng
Great reaction, thank you.
Also Scottish British a very nice song
Lovely reaction Cimby..Love your channel
Cimdy
Still lovin' your reactions (and analyses are getting better too!). Don't forget to check out Paul's 'Here Today' ! Incidentally, Paul and John each did songs about the Irish 'troubles' about the time of Mull of Kintyre, Paul did 'Give Ireland Back to the Irish' and John did 'Luck of the Irish' and 'Sunday, Bloody Sunday'..
Also, since you loved Paul's 'My Love', check out John's 'Oh My Love', 'Woman', 'Aisumasen'', 'Love is Real', 'I'm Just A Jealous Guy', 'Out of the Blue', '#9 Dream', all are immortal, beautiful, tender love ballads.
Carry On!
This lady knows
Nice song
mc cartney did so many and so many gems in solo ......... a very nice song he wrote is " here today " a tribute for Lennon murdered in 1980 ..... you need to try few song of the "RAM" album and particulary " long haired lady" a song dedicated to his love Linda or the band on the run album ........
When it started, i though it was silent night,hahahahahahah
Ahhhh! 🤣🤣
Beautiful and cool😎, nice one dear👍. A new friend here 🤣
The best-selling single in the UK in the '70s, Paul owns a farm on the Mull of Kintyre. The Pipe & Drum band are the local Pipe & Drum band from Cambletown, as are the people who join them in the latter part of the video.
The only naughty thing Paul did with this song was when Denny Laine ran into financial difficulties in the '80s, instead of offering him help against future royalties, he said he'd help if Denny sold him his half of the song. So Denny no longer earns anything from this song because he asked Paul if he'd help him out.
I love your thoughtful analysis and the research you do Cimdy.😀
Thank you so much
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First here and so ready for it
We played this for my Grandma she was 87 and she cried i think she wanted to die back home in Scotland.
3:42 I reckon he inspired the ginger Jimmy wigs and tam o' shanter hats.
Love your reaction! Paul did two songs with Michael Jackson you might enjoy, "The Girl Is Mine" and "Say Say Say".
Bagpipes can be so soothing
This song came out in the midst of disco music fever and is as such a very anti- hype and it is basically only someone like Paul McCartney who can pull that off and make a song that top the charts at that time with a song that is definitely not disco. It is one of my favorite songs although I must admit that I have lots of songs that I think of as favorite songs and quite a lot of them are by the Beatles but this is definitely one of them.
I didn't realize Paul and Denny wrote this. For some reason I always thought it was a traditional song. Not as big of a hit in the U.S. where I am but a great song none the less.
My sugestion: Little Lamb Dragonfly (1973)
You're awesome Cimdy!
Thank you so much
Think Linda died of cancer. I was honoured to be around when this came out, people were amazed. Thanks for the great reaction.
Great reaction Cimdy! I always dug this song, even though it was never a big hit here in the States. You should do a reaction to the song Paul did with Rihanna and Kanye West. The song is called Four Five Seconds. It is Fire!!!!
Here's a link to the video:
th-cam.com/video/kt0g4dWxEBo/w-d-xo.html
Peace
I don't understand people who don't like the pipes.
I PREFER THE ONE ABOUT THE HARMONIZING FROGS
That kinda song
Paul bought property here to get away from the fame and lack of privacy caused by his Beatle years. Here he was just Paul and treated like a regular person, that's why he invited the townsfolk to be in the video
Lol, Paul has so much money why didn't he buy a left handed guitar?
It's not a put-down; I like it, but it sounds a bit like White people's church music.
No lies dictated. My friends said that too 😂