HERE WE GO AGAIN! TEARS FOR FEARS- HEAD OVER HEELS (REACTION)
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This song reminds me of 1985. I was in the hospital dying from meningitis, in and out of consciousness and hearing this song each time I woke. Funny the things a person remembers.
I'm glad you made it.
The ears and mind was prob alot more able to react after the accident
Besides being rock/pop stars of their 80s era, most of their songs had a weight, some serious depth, & something REAL to say. Tears For Fears were no joke! "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" & "Shout" are essential listening. #TearsForFears
The video for "Woman In Chains" and, of course, the song with Loretta Adams is fantastic, and having bought my first record in 1961 their song "Advice For The Young At Heart" is in my all time Top 10 especially with the wonderful video of The Latino Wedding. :)
@@Isleofskye That's another of the many things we should be grateful to Tears For Fears for: They introduced the world to the glorious talents of Oleta Adams!
Sowing the seeds is a really good song by them.
One of my all time fav movies Donnie Darko, uses this song and that movie is just everything. The scene with that song is so evocative. If you’ve never seen the movie o highly rec watching it. It’s a mind fck for sure, but omg it’s so good.
I thought I was the only one who'd mention that zoey...the way Donnie Darko uses a good portion of this song along with the imagery was always dope to me.
@@smittybenzo4693 that’s so true of most of the soundtrack. The use of the echo and the bunny men song in the beginning....it just did something to me. The whole movie and the soundtrack is great at eliciting emotions while not trying to be some sappy tear jerker. I fcking hate those. I have a hard time explaining what it makes you feel, but it just makes you feel things. I wasn’t a teenager in the 80’s, but it gives me nostalgia. Normally I hate nostalgia bc we remember the good and not the fcked up sht from the past, but it’s a bittersweet nostalgia. It’s less about remembering a time and place but a feeling. At least that’s what the movie and the excellent use of the soundtrack do for me. Def one of my all time fav movies.
The whole Donnie Darko soundtrack is amazing.. I was born in 1980 so that movie is a haunting nostalgia.
This whole album Songs From The Big Chair is incredible!!!
When I'm having a bad day. All I have to do is find you two, and I'm laughing and smiling in no time. Thank you both for just being who you are. I hope you realize how much joy you bring to the world!!!!!!!
Hey guys- y’all gotta do their song “Shout.” Also one of their BIGGEST hits- a must- 💝👍✌️
I was just about to say the same thing. Also, shout was covered by disturbed. Id highly reccommend you listen to tears for fears , the original, then listen to the cover by disturbed. They did it justice.
"LET IT OUT"
Yes indeed!!!!!
If my memory serves me right, i loved this album so much when it came out i went through 2 cassettes from playing it so much. Great shtuff
Donnie Darko is probably the most iconic use of the song in a movie. Highly recommend the movie.
That's all I can think of when I hear this song now!
Gotta do "Woman in Chains" by them. Incredible song.
For real 😉
I've said it before...but jai, you're laugh is so infectious, genuine, and just a delight. Love you guys!
I don't know if I said this before, but I'll say it again: The two of you are my favorite couple reactors. You are both a joy to watch and make this old white lady laugh every day! I feel like I would have a great time hanging out and partying with you! Keep doing what you're doing and please, please Jai, keep laughing - makes my day 😂.
I never knew that was him hitting those high notes. Always thought it was a backup singer. This song stays in your head
Sowing the Seeds of Love is the most underrated song by this group, and it’s a musical masterpiece.
I have always loved Tears for Fears. Great song. Thanks for the reaction. ❤️
“Women in Chains” “Shout” “Sowing the Seeds of Love” “Break It Down Again” anything by Tears for Fears is good! Rick Astley’s “Cry for Help” is also great. It has 22 million views on TH-cam!
So glad you are jumping into this rabbit hole some others by them you should listen to if you haven't already are Break It Down Again, Everybody Wants To Rule The World, Mad World, Pale Shelter, Sowing the Seeds of Love and more one of the top 80's groups.
Mad World, by the original buy who did it, Gary Jules, is a better version in my opinion
Y'all please do Sowing the Seeds of Love by Tears for Fears
He was walking that way because he had to step over the cables set by the film crew. I saw the making of the video clip.
The new wave era will never die in my heart, mind and ears. Absolutely the best genre.
Facts the 80s had the best music…..and the most diverse hits popping up
Great talent. Super strong vocals, deep meaningful lyrics with a message. Well produced. “Shout” and “Everyone wants to rule the world”. Are strong pieces that are a fabric of the 80’s.
It is really cool to see y'all grooving to the music I grew up on. I personally think the 80's had the best music. All generes.
TEARS FOR FEARS "SOWING THE SEEDS OF LOVE"...A MUST HEAR..TRUTH!!
The best part of their intro is when Jai whispers down below.
I gotta say, i love your solo channels, but nothing beats you guys together. I LOVE IT!!!
Will, I feel the same!!!!
The amount of hooks and melody changes this song has is wild
Love both of the shirts you two are wearing, hello from British Columbia 🇨🇦
3:45 the singer has "bedroom eyes", as they called it back in the day. Good voice.
Not sure you have done him yet but need to do Wierd AL Yankovic he sings parodies. White and Nerdy and Amish paradise are my favorites!
Many English bands of the 80s liked that strained vocals sound. Another example is Talk Talk. Their singer would intentional avoid exhaling while singing to produce a strained sound. There was a lot of experimentation then and that was something that was played with. Also Julian Cope as a solo artist and with The Teardrop Explodes did that.
The song is in Donnie Darko.
Btw Tears for Fears plays in the movie “Donnie Darko”.
I love this song.
I luv u too sooo much. Ty 4 all the laughs
he made that face cause he was (playing guitar) and acting at the same time and keep in frame. And it's more about the lyrics and what's behind the song. He's talking to that one specific girl in the library
Whats amazing for TFF is that there are recent videos they have done and they sound just as good now as they did 30 years ago!
I can’t listen to this song without thinking of Donny Darko getting off the bus to go to school
Your boy there gets in the way of your genuine reaction.
This song was on a movie called donnie darko. Jake jillanhall.
This is one of the greatest pop love songs ever written. “I’m on the line one open mind…..this is my…four leaf clover”
Where are their headphones? This is a MUST
The movie with Darko is called Head Over Heels.
@ 4:28 The movie this song is most often associated with is Donnie Darko. I don't recall it being used in any of the 1980s John Hughes-type teen angst/rom-com movies but I could be wrong..
Hello hello half and jai!!! Did you know at one point Roland and Curt weren't to head over heels and parted ways after their "sowing the seeds of love" album. Roland did two more album under tests for fears 🥺 no curt "elemental" and "raoul and the kings if spain" then thank goodness reunited to bless us this "everybody loves a happy ending" and now they got "the tipping point"
Great song, Great times and great music one of the best 80's bands ever, next "Shout" or "Mother's Talk" please Half and Jai, I'm listening to you in Guatemala (like that really matters haha). Another great option if you still haven't reacted to is "Overkill" by Men at work or "Who can it be now" also by them, they definitely left their legacy for all of us to listen to as well as TFF, just take a listen to and let music take over you, Greetings.
I love mother's talk. Some purple think I'm nuts - but that just shows they have little taste in music
The movie is Donnie Darko.
Speaking of meeting people in libraries, I highly recommend an anime by Studio Ghibli called "Whisper of the Heart". It's a sweet junior high romance story that I discovered in my late 20s that I'm still really fond of. The main characters both wrestle with the challenges of the creative process - something that the director also sought balance in.
One of my favorite songs, thank you guys for everything!!!
This song is an OPUS. One of the greatest intros.
They're dropping a new album!
This song is on the movie Donnie Darko
the song from the breakfast club is called don't you forget about me
They are touring this spring and still sound amazing. Saw them in Boston 3 years ago.
Yall are so funny together lol love your channel 🙏
You guys were having fun today. I love it!!
that bass.
I love how the lead singer looks like he's high as hell on that loud 😂
That your outta here comment is just gold👍😆😆😆
I think Donnie Darko may be the movie you are thinking of
Tears for Fears had so many hits and catchy anthems on their first three albums it's sick. Check out Mad World, Woman In Chains, Shout, The Hurting. PS Love to see you guys having a good time!
Love it when you do some crazy shit in the intro...that shit is funny!... 😆
The song is on Donnie Darko, thats where I know it from anyways. Their best song is sowing the seeds of love.
I love you twos energy early in the am after a long rough night,KEEP SMILING. , You are the perfect couple
Pretty sure the song you were thinking of @8:27 is Hey Jude by The Beatles.
New Subscriber/Viewer here. I've Been really enjoying your reactions, you guys are so fun to watch such lovely people.
Great pleasure to have discovered your channel, may you guys have a blessed day ❤️
I love you guys! You crack me up 😂
Man yall keep the bangers going
Her laugh is so great
PLEASE please please you two, if you can react to, Mike and the Mechanics - the Living Years
I messaged Manny Elias, the drummer in this video.. his wife replied and i sent them a vinyl sleeve of Head over heels to them and he signed it! RARE.
I love this song! Was one of my favs as a teenager!
Listen, I’m 53 years old and I listen to all types of music I mean all types of music is a country or a big country fan but anyway this is one of my favorite songs of all time!
Just watching this today and dying. Dying!! roflmao You guys kill me.
😂 great energy and reaction good job yall
You were thinking about a movie called Sixteen Candles. And no, this song was not in any of those movies back then...
Love to tears for 🤩🥰
@2:12 I've said it once and I'll say it again ... I LOVE Jai's laugh. ❤ She has the best laugh in the world.
Donnie Darko is the movie you're thinking of.
Hey there! I think that the song you're referring to near the end of this reaction is "Hey Jude" by the Beatles with the "nah nah nah" stuff. I could be wrong, but I'm not. Much love to you both....
Tear for Fears definitely has that 80's/John Hughes film feel. You ain't wrong. Their videos are always weird, but I love them!
one of the classics in the 80s! Great reaction! Take care and God bless.
This was a great and a dope reaction and my first time hearing it even though i know who they are i never listened to this song🔥🎶
It’s from Donnie darko
this song is even more awesome when you've seen donnie darko, you gotta hear their song woman in chains, amazing
You meant sixteen candles…haha..but it should have that movie and more it belongs on more movie soundtracks …but it came out in the movie DONIIE DARKO..love this song..
Seriously their best song is Working Hour and if you want a trippy kind of experience their song Listen has so many elements.
Welcome to the 80’s! 😳🥰🤗
Love y’all so much!
From Indianapolis,Indiana
THIS SONG IS BACK WHEN MTV WAS ONLY PLAYING VIDEOS...
MTV WAS AMAZING! But I would change the channel when they came on . Lol
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Bless you for listening to the entire song! 🤣
Donnie Darko is the movie
I think you guys would really love “Sowing In The Seeds Of Love”. It’s magic. 🌟😁❤️
Break it Down Again from Tears for Fears is also really good...it's Beatlesesque
Thumbs up just for the funny intro even before the song started :P I do like some Tears For Fears. They're a good group with some memorable songs.
Loved how she loved this song. Great reaction! Great song!
This song is featured in the movie Donnie Darko & the playlist for that movie is amazing
The song is from Donnie Darko
If this comes on the radio, i never turn it. Just greatness.
Filmed at the U of T library ( U of Toronto)
Donnie Darko! It's on that movie and the movie is flippin awesome
Jai, lol... your facial expressions were crackin me up. Half was being so silly
Head over heels is NOT a position, LMAO!! This was fun to watch!!!
Crazy world these days...so glad we have y'all to distract us from the chaos! Enjoyed as usual!
This was on the movie Donnie Darko. Which I recommend watching
Oh man the best song 🙌🏼
You guys need to hear King lil G - Cold Christmas 💯
Advice for the young at heart is a great TFF song
Hey. Have you heard, Have you forgotten by Darrell Worrell. Today’s the day to hear that song.