FIRST TIME HEARING LOUIS ARMSTRONG "WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD" REACTION | Asia and BJ
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“I hear babies crying. I’ve watched them grow. They’ll learn much more, than I’ll ever know.” - my favorite part
That part brings chills down my spine.
mine too, i always want to cry in this part🥺
It's probably just me, but I always hear that as testimony that science is learning new things at an accelerated rate.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written. I cry every time I hear it.
Me too ! But I'm not sure if it's the song or the link I can't stop making with the Green Mile movie
This song makes me tear up, every time I here it! Such a wonderful man!!
louie sings through his heart and soul.
Truly a classic that will never age.
IMMORTAL MASTERPIECE 😢
Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald... Looking forward to more soulful jazz singers in the channel.
Don't forget the young Jazz singer who channels these three artists - Angelina Jordan - she is on a mission to bring back Jazz to the world!
I see friends shaking hands, saying 'how do you do?' they're really saying, 'I love you'
Each and every time I hear this, my heart melts.
@@lesgray8709 yes we need Jazz revived. It's so sad that it's a dying genre 😪
They should do Ella and Louis album together that one’s stellar
@@joey22306 I think it’s sad you think that, it’s not true at all I hope you go out and look at some of the newer jazz artists like Kamasi Washington and Immanuel Wilkins who are awesome. Rock and Roll is a dying genre, it’s only being kept alive through alternative genres of it, jazz has not died at all, in mean “jazz hip hop” or whatever you want to call it was a big trend for most of the 2010s, to pimp a butterfly is hugely jazz inspired and is one of the most celebrated albums of the decade. BADBADNOTGOOD is also a great jazz trio, who even produced an entire album for Ghostface Killah where it’s all live instruments used for the beats. There really no shortage of these type of things I could name you them all day and those aren’t even underground at all.
I had goosebumps watching Louis perform and the effervescent smile he sings through, which was reflected and amplified watching Asia and BJ's reaction. Now I feel all warm, fuzzy and melancholic at the same time.
I think the melancholy comes from the fact that this song and Louis reflect an ideal vision of life, not necessarily the reality for most.
I always feel sad after hearing this song. It is beautiful but it still feels so sad.
Louis Armstrong is part of the royalty of entertainment. He has been one of my favorites since I was 3 years old, 1951. He end about every song with his signature "Oh, Yeah....". Thank you for a great memory.
My mom loved Louie ( Satchmo- satchel mouth ) Armstrong. She was born in 1915. We would dance while we around the house to his horn and his voice ❣️
I share a similar memory of having a family member born in 1912, who would go downtown in Chicago on the weekends to watch him play.
I always cry hearing this song. They aren't sad tears. I remember my Mama pulling the car over to show us something beautiful or stopping in her tracks at the mall to show us someone being kind. She taught us it's a wonderful world. Louis Armstrong is a national treasure.
She sounds like a wonderful lady.❤
Real music when you watch someone's face. He absolutely means it!!! From the heart
The Alpha and Omega of Jazz music! That’s Louis- the genius trumpet player and singer - we have him to thank for everything that came after!
This song was featured in the movie with Robin Williams called “Good Morning Vietnam.”
one of Robin’s best tbh.
@@tais1355 Amen to that!!!!
I think it's been in several movies.
@@LM-hb6yn I’m sure you are right about that. It’s such a beautiful song!
This song was featured in the movie with Jack Black called "School Of Rock"
Legend. Louis just makes you smile - you can't help it. I first heard this song by mistake when i was 13 or 14. I had one of those "dial radios" that i used for my alarm clock. It somehow slipped to an "oldies" station and this song came on while I was running late for school. I was amazed and instead of turning it off and heading to school, I listened to the entire thing - totally enthralled. Back in '79 or so when I heard it, I simply never heard anything quite like it before. I had to hear it thru its ending.
No words, it’s Bliss .. So why am I crying! Thx ♥️ Yawl
Louis Armstrong was such an amazing singer, because you can see behind those eyes, through his music, through his smile, through his singing, through his trumpet playing, was an amazing story. He brought joy to all he sang to. Whenever I hear old folks singing, it brings tears to my eyes, because I see such a legacy they must have left, and such experience and wisdom they must have gained through the years. The weight of these lyrics always hit me hard.
There's a saying that says "When an old person dies, a library is lost". Love this song. Love your reactions to it!!
Everybody, EVERYBODY, who knows him loves and idolizes this man. One of the greatest and most unique of all time!
I'm 39 , I've had this song on my Playlist everyday at work. I came from a rough life but I worked through and have a good life now. This type of music pushes love and appreciation through the soul. Love yall channel. I got most of the songs on my Spotify. All genres
It's quite a statement coming from a man who could not stay at the hotel where he performed, (see the movie, Green Book). He's a legend. Beautiful message that has never lost it's value.🙏 he sings differently because he was a technical wizard jazz musician on the trumpet. 😌 Tks so much for the memories and your heartfelt reaction 💕
Love this man. There's a great little duet between him and Carol Channing in "Hello, Dolly!". Two legends. One of the best trumpet men ever.
This song makes me cry every time I hear it...especially with all that's going on right now...
Same- like I’m watching a sad movie😢
Louis Armstrong is legendary
I grew up listening to him and my absolute adoration never ended I will go to sleep each night to record playing to his voice/ or Elvis Only they would do
No joke, my kindergarten teacher would play this song at the end of the day, every day the whole school year. This song is burned deep into my brain and I still love it 30 yrs later😂
Total classic. I remember hearing this as a young child in the mid 60's on the radio. I remember paying attention cause he had a bold and unique voice. Great reaction!
Go way back to the 20's & 30's: that's when Louis taught the world how to sing with a personal vibe. He was the first one who really understood the difference between a singer on stage and a singer on recordings. People listen to recordings in their home, a one on one communication. Add in his influence on jazz and you realize he was the founder of 20th century popular music for both white and black artists: Bing Crosby, Fats Waller, Duke Ellington, Fred Astaire, Billie Holiday, Anita O'Day, Peggy Lee. They called him Pops.
I remember having to do a bio project on anyone when I was in HS and I chose Louis Armstrong for it because he had inspired me. His life story is amazing
Just three words.
Thank you Louis.
Peace,Love and Unity.
I can't believe neither of you have heard this song before. This is one of the most recognized songs of all time :) I love this one. Louis was an amazing entertainer.
Beautiful song. Beautiful voice. Beautiful reaction. That is all.
I love him singing "Moon River".
Asia & BJ, I knew I was going to love this react when I saw you were playing Louis Armstrong. I had the good fortune to see him with his band live in 1962 -- in the gymnasium of my Pacific Northwest hometown! I was just a 10-year old kid there with my family. Nothing but white in the audience. But the gym was packed to the rafters and when he and his 5 piece band came out to their set (on the varnished basketball floor), dressed in formal black tuxedos, they got tremendous extended applause and cheers! Here was Armstrong and his jazz band live, right in front of us!!! When they struck up and played, we heard that legendary voice singing and playing trumpet -- complete with the ever-present white towel to wipe off his face and mouth. We loved every moment. The whole band was so cool and tight that within the first thirty minutes the entire place was swaying with them. It was an epic evening in the annals of my little hometown.
Thanks for your great react to this great video recording of a great 20th century American jazzman!
The world was sure wonderful at the time he sang it.
Vietnam War veterans would disagree.
There is always wonderful parts and horrible parts.
Louie sings this from his heart,
My favorite Louie Armstrong song is "Hello, Dolly"
yo bj and Asia respect and much love from Trinidad and Tobago you all word up God bless you and your family king and keep doing what you're doing brother bless
Timeless Classic, this song will be played until the end of time and people will love it!
So beautiful one of my all-time favorite songs thank you so much for reacting to it love that man and you're right Louie had it infectious smile and a fantastic voice great reaction guys thank you so much
This song is timeless!!! Louis Armstrong originally recorded this song back in 1967. This song went to #1 on the British Pop chart in that same year. But it took 21 years to finally that this song cracked the Billboard Top 40 chart in the winter of 1988. It peaked at #32. All thanks to the box office hit film, Good Morning Vietnam, starring the late Robin Williams.
By contrast to Asia's comment, this may be one of the most appreciated songs of all time. I wish I could share the (literally) hundreds of times this song helped adjust attitudes and mindsets for the better.
I've loved hearing him sing this my entire life.
Louis super talented. The best Trumpet player & a great singer but what impresses me most is how he could convey his outlook on life. This song shows why he is a national treasure.
One of a kind. Wonderful person, very humble and kind. Very talented. Loved him and his music.
Holy crap! Louis Armstrong. He is so amazing. My whole childhood I listened to this man. Thank you for reacting to him.
He was an orphan and was gifted a trumpet when very young and he mastered it. Such a lovely man and a beautiful talent. Sadly missed.
If we could only bring this great man back one more time just to sing this song on the biggest stage to the masses. We need it!
Louis Armstrong made everyone feel like family. The Lyrics are great. But, No one could deliver it like Louie. That was perfectly his.
I have a family member, who just passed away at 100 years old, who lived in Chicago and would 'sneak' downtown to night clubs (jazz clubs) and would see a very young Louis Armstrong in person. My family member was a very pretty woman, especially when she was young. She would fondly remember how Louis would flirt with her while he played with his band, and she sat at a table near the stage area. In my family I was kind of raised on Ella Fitzgerald and so many others always being played in our home. Wonderful music.
And just realize that this man singing about love and how wonderful the world is at a time when he would of had to room at coloureds only hotels. Some people rose above all the chaos, refusing to be held down. These are some of the great men and women who in spite of it all carried themselves with such dignity and grace. Sometimes there is beauty in simplicity. Louis Armstrong mastered the art of simplicity. So good.
Louis Armstrong so unique and beautiful and so was Asia reaction to him. ❤️
Crying. Beautiful smile
Never seen a video of him sing but it hits different seeing him. Especially this slower smoother live version.
When yinz have a few minutes to yourselves, listen to "Green Onions" by Booker T. & the MGs. Very cool tune! 👍👌🙂🎶🎹🎸
Yes! Great one; got my one and only speeding ticket driving to that song in the 80’s on a quiet summer night, all alone; worth it ❤️
Thnx for doing this song.... one of my top 3 songs ever.... it was played at my brothers funeral....I owe y'all
Every time I hear this song I get goosebumps.
Every year for 18 years in a row on December 25th at 1 a.m. in the morning me and my wife Waltz to this song.waltz is a slow dance technique. He also has a beautiful Christmas Carol CD
That face, that voice, that smile, that style....what's with these goosebumps and tears???
I'm 44, when I was in high-school in the late 90's his greatest hits tape got stuck in my car tape player and I never got tired of it. Love Louis
I'm digging this old school hits y'all are reacting to! I grew up listening to old school hits on those 45's(records) My Paw-Paw loved this, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino, ALL the greats
This song is so beautiful that it makes me cry every time I hear it; every time. 🥲
What a light in the world he was. A couragous and beautiful spirit. How do you top Louis Armstrong.
He is simply, an American Treasure, and that song, so beautiful !!!
This is one of the greatest musicians that ever lived. His influence on music is unparalleled. He is consider the greatest trumpet players that has ever lived. This is him as a older gentlemen but when he was young he and his trumpet set the world on fire.
My grandfather worked for Capitol Records for 42 years and he would watch Louis record. He respected him so much because Louis’ lips would be bleeding but kept playing and recording.
I love you two. His voice is the way it is from 1st being older, 2nd years of smoking has an affect on the voice. He actually sings from his "False vocal chords" which are just above the vocal chords. In his early years his voice was cleaner. All that being said, how can you not love the way he sings.
I kid you not about three weeks back I got off work and got home and watch the sun rise and I looked around at everything and thought such a beautiful thing that our creator made and as the night become day I thought I need to hear Armstrong's song so I put it on after it played I decided why am I hogging this beautiful day to myself I need to share it with my family and friends especially with how things are going with thoses people who are full of hate. Maybe just maybe this will get them to change their minds for just a day. After all who can be mad when you hear a song about our home and all it gives us. We have forgotten how to socialize with each other,but this amazing place should bring us together. Just stop and listen and look at what we have .
You could hear his smile.
A perfect jewel of a song.
Louis Armstrong had an incredibly difficult upbringing, but was raised by a Jewish family from the age of 7. He felt empathy for the persecution Jews received the world over and wore the star of David until his death in tribute to them. Pretty incredible that he was able to sing about how wonderful the world is. It took a long time for his world to get that way. His story is truly one of cream rising to the top. God bless him.
The most beautiful song ever written...when I'm feeling down I just have to sing this to myself and I feel better.
Louis was an American gift to all
Much love from Joey from the Bronx
I remember the first time I heard this on my little radio. I didn't think it was new, because it sounded so timeless and so different from everything else I heard on the radio. Then the DJ announced that was a new release by the great Satchmo. Well, yes, it is still timeless.
During the 90s I worked for eight-odd years in a night club called the Hip-e Club, and this was always the last song played. At four in the morning, just a handful of punters left in the club... Glassies leaning against the walls with their trays, waiting; bartenders, starting to tidy away... At the end of the song, all lights on... glow of the sun rising in the east, outside... fabulous...
He was a wonder for sure. And to live through civil rights and things he must’ve seen and he still sees the beauty in this world. Makes one feel blessed.
The single most important figure in 20th century music. Really , he created modern music.
God bless Louis. I agree…what a wonderful treat.
Beautiful smile...huge heart.....lucky man.....
Imagine having a heart big enough to think the world he lived in, was wonderful. We could learn a lot from people who just dealt with things and found peace where they could get it.
I just love Louis Armstrong - he had this wonderful voice (and was also a very talented musician) and the most amazing smile .... his songs are so beautiful that they make me smile while also making me want to cry because they are so beautiful. A wonderful, wonderful man :)
You guys are on a Roll Today!!! Oldie Goldies Fabulous Music!!!
I grew up with this….very sweet reaction
Not sure how I missed this yesterday. But I absolutely love love love this song!
Thank you…..thank you. Love Louis. This is going way back.
Appreciate your honest and heartfelt reaction. The country and the world needs this message now. Thanks.
Him singing this song comes from his heart and soul ♥️ Louie was the man ♥️♥️♥️
When He smiles the Sun shines even more and sadness goes out the window.
These great singers and artists are gone now, but thank god we have their music , and channels like yours to help remind us that there was music before Auto tune !
This voice defines a certain part of the culture growing up. He was great.
What happened to songs that made you want to just enjoy life and those around you! Need to hear this song more often. LOVE the reaction!! Shout out to your Momma:) that's so great!
Right on, no one can do this song better than Louis. It was his version I grew up listening to.
Louis Armstrong also known as the Great Satchmo was not only an amazing vocalist but a world renowned trumpet player. He came from the era of Big Band music. This song has been in hundreds of movies.
He was a genius jazz trumpet player and musical innovator.
Despite all the fact that life is inherently a tragedy, it's still such a beautiful experience.
The Great Satchamo was a national treasure. I love his music and, to your point, has an infectious smile! It's always a pleasure to hear the trailblazers of jazz and blues music do their thing and Louis was one of those......RIP Louis......
This song was featured in the movie with Jack Black called "School Of Rock"
I love Louis Armstrong. I have the CD of his record of the same name, the Wonderful World album. I have listened to it too many times to count. I bought it over 30 years ago and it makes me very relaxed. God Bless Louis Armstrong. Good reaction by the way.
“Oh Yeahhhh “ Love Louie R.I.P. , Still Living On.
I dare anyone to play this and not think about what a great thing God created and brought to us by one of the great singers of a simple life.
I grew up listening to Louis B Armstrong the great satchmo And to tell you the truth it will never be in past tense it will always be in present time he won't never fade away his music especially the song will never ever go anywhere it will stay with us all for generations to come everybody will be able to enjoy this forever!
The scene this was used in in the movie Good Morning Vietnam will make you cry....Asia will cry too.
love the way his smile is contagious to you both immediately. Wish I was feeling the lyrics but not feeling it right now......
Louis Armstrong is not old, he is not new, He transcend everything and anything for us in the Americas. Thank God for our African heritage / influence in Latin America!!