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- I COULDN'T HOLD IT IN... RANDY TRAVIS - HE WALKED ON WATER | REACTION
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Sceez, man, this song is NOT my style, I'm an old rocker, but the message is great. I am a grandfather to three girls and I was touched by your reaction. I am happy you have your grandpa as a big part of your life.
This was literally my relationship with my grandfather 😢, he was a Southern white preacher and took an old school bus, to pick up children of every race, to go to church, and I definitely thought he walked on water ❤
This is about his Great Grandpa - not Grandpa.
I LOVE your story. Thank you for that. 🥰
@@johnpaulbacon8320 do you feel better? It reminds of my GRANDPA
Honey, don't mourn before he's gone, just be with as much as you can!
I picked this song for my brother in law's funeral and his twelve year old grandson sang every word out loud. It just shattered all of us
This song makes me think about my great grandpa who died in 1996 he was 86 he was a good man
I was stationed in Iceland in 1989 and we wore this cassette album out
He is singing about his great grandpa -- and my mama's dad was his only son. He must have been born in 1873 since he was 90 in 1963 Those were the days!
thanks for doing the math!!
My Granddad has been gone 27 years this year. This song was him. I have his coveralls, hat and pipe in my hope chest. In my eyes, he had wings and a halo here on Earth. I’m pretty sure he walked on water, too. Spend every second you can with your grandfather, and cherish every moment.
My grandpa and dad wore that type of hat. Both have been gone a very long time. But I still cry when I hear this song.
So did my Daddy.
You let those tears flow Luv...no shame in showing your emotions. I can relate to this. I was blessed to have both parents in my life. My parents were quite a bit older when I came into this world. I just turned 62 and I was the baby of the family. Both parents served in World War II. My father volunteered in the Canadian Army and my mother served in Her Majesty's Royal Navy in England. If Dad was still here, sadly he passed 20 years ago, they would have celebrated their ,,,, get ready for this number,,,,78th wedding anniversary!!!! I never knew what it was to not have a father figure in my life and I am thankful I did. I cannot imagine not having him raising me with my mom. Sadly I never knew my grandfather on my Dad's side. I did have my Grandad on my mom's side though. They lived in England so I only saw him whenever they came over to Canada to visit. So I really miss not having my Grandad here in this country. However I did have my dad. I will never respect any man more than him. I am sorry that you didnt have your father in your life but seeing your honest emotional reaction to this song, you had a fantastic Grandfather and you loved him so much and you ,from what you said,,, he loved you. I will say too that none of us are ready or prepared for the day they leave us in this world. I am not ready for my Mom to pass and guess what,,,she will be 100 years old in September!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Am I prepared for her time to pass?? Absolutely not. Thank you for sharing your story with us all and your honest reaction. 💕💕💟💟
Mimes been gone for 34 yrs,I was pregnant with my first child,when he died, I was his first granddaughter .I was brought up like u ,my grandpaw was my hero,he was the father figure too,I miss him every single everyday ,love from Virginia
My great grandfather died when I was 19. This song always reminded me of him
You often find that children can relate to their grandparents far more than to their parents. I could listen to my grandfather for hours telling me of his time in the army. He was kind, stable and dependable but was treated very badly by his son shortly before he died. It was after one of the visits by his son that I saw him cry.for,the first time. As he was dying in hospital he said to me “Who will protect your grandmother from him?” Well, he got control of her and treated her badly too.
Always love Randy. He was genuinely country. Great reaction Sceez.❤
It's ok baby. You know where he will be and you will see him again!!!! ❤
Yep. My Papa walked on water too. Retiring from the Navy after a 23 yr career (when I was little) he was a diesel mechanic for a money truck. He’d come home and wash his hands in the “orange stuff “ to get the grease off. I’d sit in his recliner with him and he’d rub his 5 o’clock shadow on my face while I squealed. I still get nostalgic when I smell anything orange or lord, the early years that I dated gear heads before I realized I could work on cars without’em! A Vietnam hero that was just a Mississippi boy wrapped in a grandpa suit❤
Its so nice to see a young man that love and respects their elders
I love this song!!! ❤❤❤
Sceez, I'm sure your grandpa is proud of you!
You never will be prepared. Keep the good memories alive.❤
Great song sung by a great artist.Very good reaction
You’re right, sceez, we’re only here temporarily. That doesn’t make it easy tho. 😊
This is for my too grandfathers that are gone, love them so much.
Love him today like there’s no tomorrow, Sceez. My grandpa, (I called him Pappy) has been gone a long time. Still missing him every day. I am thankful for the memories, they will never die.
This song also reminds me of my Pappy (who was actually my step grandfather). Pappy had a way of telling stories, and just being involved with my sister's and my life growing up. As an adult, I know that my grandmother never allowed he and my mother to have a good relationship, I am glad she didn't do the same with my sister and I.
Wisdom and love of the elders. God bless you son.
Love that song. Oh the memories! Great reaction
This was my dad for most of my life. My grandkids never got to meet him, and none of them have a father figure to look up to. Glad you have someone in your life like this. Happy Father's day!
Great song.....great reaction...
I was blessed to have great grand parents my dad's dad played Santa clause for us when we were kids. My mom's dad made me a violin he could fix your gun or cook and fix anything.both are sorely missed
Happy birthday to your grandfather, and love that he was there for you .
This was my Dad for me. I love him miss him. Love your reaction ♥️ Hug your Grandpa for me!
We do love our memaws and papaws! Your channel and comments are priceless!!!I know I should be commenting on Randy and the song however feelings run deep and I appreciate you!
all of my grandparents died on both sides of the family years ago, didn't make it to their 70s. Was never that close as like in this video, but I still loved them. Grandparents are the glue, when my grandpa died, everyone kind of drifted away in their own direction from each other.
Your reaction made me cry. This song has always reminded me of my own grandfather. He had a white collar job until he retired, so he did actually wear starched white shirts that buttoned at the neck. Once he and my grandmother retired to the Ozarks, he wore a cowboy hat constantly, so I can relate to that too. We would sit on the porch and shell peas or snap peas and have wonderful talks. He died of emphysema in 1987. I still miss him to this day. Your reaction was so genuine I was crying too.
Sweetie, I FELT your reaction. It's always hard losing a loved one. I appreciate the closeness you have with your grandfather. Count all your blessings! I wish I had.
Your so sweet... Great reaction.. Your Gramps must be very proud of you..
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I love your reaction. ❤ Some singers just have a way of reaching right-down-into your gut and pulling out ever emotion that you've ever had. Randy has that ability. He feels his songs so deeply, that we feel it too. And hey, isn't that the best compliment an artist can ever get? I don't know but I know that I love him. His music is magical. ❤❤❤
I didn't have any grandparents in my life but I always looked at my dad as someone who could walk on water.
I miss him so much
Randy Travis in day was amazing. His health journey is heartbreaking but it will never take away from the songs he has written or performed.
This IS country music. Simple yet wise, down to earth, from the heart and clean.
Buddy, having been though it. Spend whatever time you can with him.
You can’t get it back later.
I know my grandpas are both in a better place but I still miss them.
It's hard to lose a grandparent that's been a big part of your life. I just lost my grandma last January at age 100. It hurts. But I am so thankful and blessed that I had her for as long as I did.
He's talking about his great grandpa. 👍
randy travis has a lot of great songs
You are so blessed to have your grandfather I lost mine when I was almost 4 but I still remember every single detail about him THANK YOU for bringing those memories back to the surface. God Bless You!!!!!!
Bruh, I relate to you a LOT in this context. My pops was never around, but my grandpa was ALWAYS there no matter what. Only father I ever had. Hold on while you can, I lost mine in 08 when he was 72.
Great reaction 💗
I am so happy that you young men are enjoying Randy Travis he was one of a kind!!!!
this song makes me think of my cousin that passed. id asked him when our grandfather died, what song reminded him of our grandad. and he said this one. then my cousin died. so i think of that discussion every time i hear this. great song
Y'all always got me crying!!!
Happy Birthday Sceez Grandpa! ❤ & Many, many more!
you don't hunt on Sunday, he didn't charge widows for carpentry work, we rescued fish from drought pools and moved them to running creeks, he had the best bass voice he mad our bench vibrate on some hymns, yeah he walked on water for me. he passed at 81 in 1964, I hope to see him again someday, oh and he told me my boyfriend was a good man don't lose him, 54yrs proved him right.
you're gonna love this and cry...such a great song!
One of those songs that if you don't cry to you are missing something.
I like you skeez, and I’ve watched you grow so much as a man and a father. It’s a true blessing to get in touch with your deeper self…Happy Fathers Day ❣️✌️🎶🙏🏽
Love this song! ✌❤🎶
Randy could take the happiest song on earth and make you cry haha. My favorite voice in country music by far.
What a great reaction to such an old song. I lost both of my grandfathers by the time I was 19 years old. They both died young. I am now 68 and I can still remember days like in this video. Just hanging with my grandpa's, following them around, asking a million questions! LOL Yes, it will happen one day to you as well, so cherish the time you have left with any of your older relatives. They are the people who started "your" family tree. Listen to their stories, make them feel just as important to you, as you are to them. Sometimes the younger generations forget their grandparents and parents won't be around forever. Love on them as much as you can while you can.
Happy birthday to your grandpa and God bless him!!!
Peace, Love!!
Awwww Sceez 🤗🤗🤗
This made me emotional! My me-do (mesh-oo = grandpa) and I were extremely close. I followed him everywhere. I used to ask him too many questions followed up by "why?" When he didn't know what to say, he would tell me, "That's the way the cookie crumbles!" 😂😂😂 So that was our saying. We would say it to each other randomly. I always thought it was extra special because one of the nick-names my dad called me was "Cookie."
I lost my Me-do when I was 14 and it killed me! Still feels like it was yesterday. Can't believe it's been 23 years. I never got to that age where I could ask him for real adult advice, and that was always really hard for me.
My grandpa was bigger than the universe growing up I thought he would never leave. When he passed 10 years ago it was and still is the hardest thing I’ve went thru. And I’ve been thru some shit. It hurt so bad I still haven’t processed and went thru it til this day.
Hang in there man, spend as much time as you can with your loved ones. God bless
Welcome to country brother, it’s A joy and A tear jerking. Tennessee says come to A catfish trip or A deer hunt , then ; A cold beer and A cookout. Come see us sometime
I’m crying right along with ya….it just hurts 😊
Man it never gets old just remembering how it was so awesome when he was here . Wow this brings it home I love you paw . Great reaction.
Love how you're loving this!!!
one of the few songs that can make my eyeballs sweat
Lost my grandpa and my grandma dexades ago but still miss them. Lost my great-grandparents on mom's side when I was 7 & 9 as well. My grandma died when I was 12 and I was heartbroken. I lived that woman more than anyone on earth until I grew up and had kids.
He is Superman!
So much love your smile, and u gonna love this song!
I have always loved this song. It hits my ❤️ so hard now that I'm older. 😢
Much Love 💗
God bless you brother of a different color! Much love ❤️
"But his hat seemed to me, like an old halo. And tho his wings, they were never seen, but I thought he walked on water " 😭😭😭😭
That's great about your grandpa! Alot of real history and knowledge to be learned! That's so awesome! Take advantage bro!
❤gets me every time❤
My granpops adopted me and was the only person I looked up to. He passed away at home in '97, and he was my superman. Still had grandma till 2011. Losing him was losing a dad.
I love this! Thank you!
This song is about Randy Travis's Great-Grandfather.
My fathers mother was the only grandparent I ever got to know. She died at 88 years of age, all my other Grandparents passed away when I was 4 or 5 .
I didn't know either of my grandpa's, I only found my father when I was 32. But I always kept in mind what my momma told me about her dad. When is kids were young, when we would go around my momma's family, there was one brother that cussed him, called him sorry, and two of her sisters talked real bad about him to. My grandad was an alcoholic, and married a mean woman, (Snook's) who to was an alcoholic. They both worked at the Florence Prison as guards! I ask my mom why they talked so bad about their dad, she said, because he was one strict parent, he didn't have to hit any of us girls, but my hellraising brothers got the shit kicked outta them when they pushed it to far. He never was drunk when he disaplined any of us. My mom said that there were five of them, and her mom left him when he begun hitting her, she took the five kids, her mom had turn 40 had my mom, and two years later caught turburculocus . My granddad met the french canjun Snook's and she became pregnant. My grandparents were divorced before this happened. My mom's mother died at 45 , my mom only five. My mom said, yes he didn't say I love you, but by God he didn't let the county or state of Arizona take his children. He bartered and did all he knew how and always had a hog to butcher each year, Snook's had a huge acre of every kind of veggie there was, my mom said she worked hard helping Snook's with that field of veggies. She would can all summer and fall and they had plenty to get them through the winters, KY mom said she had to wring the chickens neck and pluck them., Would hoe cotton till her fingers bled. My grandad told Snook's the day he married her, that he would put her out of her misery if she laid one hand in any of the kids, she thought well I'll discipline my two. My granddad said NONE!! She did , my mom's two older sisters married and left leaving my mom with this horrible woman. One of my mom's sisters come by one day, and no one come to the door so she let herself in. She instantly heard my mom crying, and Snook's verbally abusing her. My mom said that the two smallest kids were her half brothers and baby sister. She was changing the baby boy and no disposables back then, cotton diapers. She was rubbing powder on the babies bottom, and Snook's walked in and said what are you doing? Playing with that baby's pee pee? She grabbed my mom's little arm and was shaking her and yelling, when all of a sudden someone grabbed a hand full of hair and yanked her ass to the floor. My mom eyes wide seen her nice size sister yank Snook's up on her feet, and my mom seen fear in that old baddleaxes eyes. My mom was only six or seven then and her sister had Snook's by the throat and said Martha Lene take the baby in the living room. She heard her sister say, " IF I EVER SEE OR HEAR OF YOU MISTREATING MARTHA, I WON'T WHIP YOUR ASS, ILL KILL YOU, AND BURY YOU SO FAR AWAY AND DEEP YOU'LL NEVER BE FOUND! GOT IT??
WE'LL JUST KEEP THIS BETWEEN US GIRLS , BECAUSE IF I TELL DADDY, YOU WILL WISH YOU WERE DEAD!! SHE LEFT THAT ROOM AND TOLD MY MOM TI LET HER KNOW IF SNOOK'S EVER YELLED OR TOUCHED HER AGAIN, THEN LEFT. SNOOKS NEVER TOUCHED HER AGAIN, BUT THERE WERE OTHER WAYS TO PUNISH HER, LIKE MAKING MOM HER LITTLE SLAVE!
Randy had a voice of OLD country... I love it.
Shout Out to all the O G grandpas ❤ Love ya Gpa all my heart. Sonnie 😊
I watched ur reaction to that Mexican ot song and now I'm learning about country songs and bridge over trouble water and alot more im a Mexican from the Dallas Texas and i enjoy ur reactions some heart felt stuf ma boy
You are blessed and highly favored to still have your grandfather… go see him. 🙏
This is real country music.
Sceez, play it for your pops. Let him know how much you love him. ❤
I literally never met a grandparent of mine. I’m so jealous in a selfish sort of way that I wish I had been able to experience that relationship with someone. My mom had me when she was twenty five and both har parents had passed away and I never met my dad. This song gives me a outside perspective of what it would’ve been like to have grandparents.
Love these sceez videos ❤
Sending you much love and many blessings to you and the family.
You're a sweetheart. 💓💗💗
Hadnt heard this but makes me think of my great-grandfather
Eric Church
“Homeboy”
If you're gonna listen to Country music...gotta hear Randy.
Someone should have warned you :) I can't even read the title of this song without crying.
Such a emotional reaction. A few songs for consideration : Sawyer Brown's - 800lb Jesus. Clay Walker's - Chain of Love. and David Ball's - Riding with Private Malone. :)
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My Grandpa was my only rock too buddy. ❤
This song is about his great grandpa
You can cry x
Good one here
Randy digging up bones is good.