U2 - PRIDE ( IN THE NAME OF LOVE ) REACTION
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One man betrayed with a kiss: jesus, betrayed by judas. the whole song is people who tried to move humanity forward, and lost their lives for it.
Yep. Jesus, MLK. Stunningly beautiful song. The rhythm section, the ringing guitar. U2 are rock legends.
And moved humanity forward, because with their blood, they donated love that people remember. And so they get forward :)
The "washed up on an empty beach" is about D-Day and the defeat of the Nazis at Normandy (or so I've been told)
@K LM Jesus didn't "lose his life". He gave it willingly.
This song came out during the time of should MLK day should be a holiday. Being from the south, this song to this day means alot to me and it should be for others
April 4th shots rings out in the Memphis sky, free at last they took your life, but they could not take your pride. Lead singer Bono is singing about the assassination of Dr Martin Luther King Jr. ♥️
Pride, not price.
Duh....catch up lol
Too sad you had to explain this.
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@@bonsai67 It’s heartbreaking. My mom really liked U2, and 20 - 30 years ago I realized she didn’t know that was about MLK so I explained it to her. She was totally surprised- and she was 18 when he was killed!
As a long time U2 fan, I was very touched by your reaction.
The song is about Martin Luther King Jr. One more killed in the name of love.
And Jesus!
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Martyrs in general was always my take on it. "One man caught on a barbed wire fence" I kind of see as people trying to get out of the Soviet bloc before the Berlin Wall and other barriers came down.
mlk was shot and killed in memphis on april 4th. its in the lyrics.
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"One man caught on a barbed wire fence
One man he resist
One man washed up on an empty beach
One man betrayed with a kiss". Jesus.
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Jesus was never caught on a barbed wire fence,FFS. I KNOW the betrayed with a kiss line is about him,I KNOW the Memphis references are about MLK,but they are NOT the only lines in the song and I think the song is about martyrs in general,with 2 specific references to JC and MLK.
But hey,I've only had the Unforgettable Fire album since the day it was released back in '84 and only seen the lads live over 2 dozen times,so what do I know? (FWIW,the BEST song on that album is "A Sort Of Homecoming",in my opinion.)
The look on your face when you realized who they were singing about!! Priceless!
Ah Bono...the perfect man. Heart, soul, 3 chords and the truth.
he's definitely not perfect.
He WAS awfully fine. Even the quasi-mullet. Sigh.
Four chords on pride
Some notes that Bono sings are so full of emotional it'll make you cry. "Bad" is one of those songs for me.
Music snob poking nose in here: Agreed on "Bad," but for me, only the live version off "Wide Awake in America." As I said, music snob, I admit it.
The Demo version of”unforgettable fire” is a tear jerker for me
Running to Stand Still is heartbreaking.
Esp. the live version they issued.
They've been together since the mid 70s. They met in high school in Dublin, Ireland. Same four guys since then, and still together. The drummer was only 14. Not many bands that can say that after 4 decades!
Ken Farr ZZ Top maybe?
I have a close one I think Angus was 15 on their 1st album. High Voltage.
@@Cor-jy8xn definitely acdc have had amazing staying power, but then again u2 has never had a lineup change!
@@farrken and for decades they had the same crew and management
Before seeing your comment, I was just thinking about them today, and how great they are not just as artists but as people. My aunt "knew" U2. (She passed away). But when they came to Atlanta to do their Live Aid concert in 1985, they went to my aunt's house to take her out to lunch. Who TF does that??? (Well, only Bono and Adam Clayton came, but still.) And during their lunch, Bono wrote a poem on a napkin. My aunt brought it home to me. (I immediately put it in an album for safekeeping; lol) All these guys are just real genuine people. And they're arguably the biggest superstars on the planet.
I love watching you experience new (old) music. Unlike others... you are real. You always put a smile on my face. Thank you.
RIP MLK Jr... even though there are many still trying to destroy everything you worked so hard for.
in 1986 Rolling Stone named them the "Band of the Decade" and most people were like "what took you so long!"
One of my favorite rock bands along with Cold Play. This song gives me chills every time I hear it. RIP MLK we will continue to carry your torch until we reach the promised land.
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I like you and what you're bringing. The fact your checking out U2 one of the greatest bands to do it is fantastic. So glad your not missing out on true musicians. So many of the younger generation have no clue what they missed. Your not one of them. That makes you different.
Any song from the Joshua Tree album is great. Phenomenal album. Thanks.
I agree When Love Comes to Town with BB King
It's my fave and unforgettable fire
But Pride wasn't on the Joshua Tree album...
Pride is in The Unforgettable Fire album...
@@FredericoRoberto unforgettable fire, Joshua tree and Achtung Baby are my three favorite. Zooropa is also an honorable mention though I count it as AB part 2
"Early morning, April four
Shot rings out in the Memphis sky
Free at last, they took your life
They could not take your pride"
He's singing about MLK
Ofcourse
In live versions since the 90's Bono has regularly switched the line to the more historically accurate early EVENING April 4
Yes
The whole song is about MLK and the differences between him and Malcolm X.
"One come in the name of love. One man come and go. One man come here to justify. One man to overthrow."
@@elementcuatro584 Malcolm X recanted later in his life his stance on violence, which some believe led to his murder.
yeah, agreed, young Bono was fine, lol. and he can sing. "One" is their best song. Others are Sunday Bloody Sunday and With or Without you. They were the biggest band in the world for awhile
Yeah, I actually laughed out loud when she said that! It was so cute!
They still are the biggest band in the world their following is bigger than any other band in history
I've been a fan for over 30 years and have made so many wonderful friends through their music, it's one big family or as Bono says
We are their tribe we are more than fans
We are like family
What other band has ever said that, none
To see them live is very much like a spiritual experience
Ask any diehard fan!
The whole band
is phenomenal but Bono is the glue that binds them
Greatest frontman every! And they hold the record for winning the most Grammy's
At one point Bono was the only person to be nominated for a Grammy, Oscar and the Nobel peace prize all at the same time.
Phenomenal!!!!!
Still the Biggest with the Stones
I love U2 they have some great songs. Sunday Bloody Sunday, Where The Streets Have No Name, Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, & One are all great songs.
Its a great song and about MLK... The line about "free at last they took your life but they could not take your pride"
Bono once said here was a man willing to die for his cause but never kill for it. My favourite song of all time
You're one of the best reactions! U2 loves you back!!!
“I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” is their best song. Might want to do a reaction to that one too.
Gloria might have something to say bout that.
Have you not heard "One?"
They were without a doubt the best live concert I ever saw
Many amazing songs by U2, who evolved their music very impressively over the years.
You'll get lots of different U2 song recommendations here.
My favourite U2 song is Angel of Harlem. Cheers :)
Happy Thursday beautiful queen! Great reaction of the 80s era of U2! You should definitely check out their stuff from Achtung Baby album. It's a lot different than what they did in the 80s but still one of their best albums along with The Joshua Tree.
You are so right! I'm with you! Although I have to say "Joshua Terry" is their best album!
@@toolyshaulson4533 That's so true!
Great reaction. They have been my favorite band for years. They still make good music.
Yes, they are a great band that has stayed together for so long. They sing about things that matter and what and things that are going on in the world!
"Mothers of the Disappeared" from The Joshua Tree is an underrated classic.
U2 Angel of Harlem 👍👍
Do "Sunday, bloody Sunday", I loved their earlier music.
the early songs are great... the older U2 get the worse they are...
same with bowie, sting, metallica, tool and and and...
First Elvis, and now U2! you made my day! Omg I love you ..😍
Have I already told you that?
Next , Foo Fighters! (I'll love you even more, I promise!😜)
This song was written when they were into the teachings of MLK. Bono still talks about love and peace. A great song, but for me, "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For," is their best song. A gospel song.
U2 is just PHENOMENAL!!! Incredible group, ADORE them!! So happy they're Irish (like me!!)
Go into more of there music Bono sings with alot of emotions. U2 are legends
You can go back to the 70s and see them a decade younger! Same guys, no band changed, since 1976. Watch the performance at Live Aid, it was groundbreaking. As a fan girl, it will make you cry happy tears.
The Best Intro for me its from the live DVD Rattle &Hum where the Streets have no name, thats blow me away.
And best version of with or without you
Powerful song.
I'm a Queen and Freddie Mercury girl here, but I saw U2 in concert and they were fantastic!! Incredible European bands came out of the UK back in the 70s/80s.
U2 are Irish 😎
Yep irish thats a no no lol
And still it goes on, the brits appropriate Irish people if they are successful and call them brits. Maggie Thatcher called Bob Geldof "a true brit with true grit" only problem is that he is Irish also.
U2 is everything to me. Longest relationship of my life. Bono is not the best technical singer, but for passion and power none can top him. The Edge us one if the most unique guitarists. Adam us a virtuoso on bass. Larry is completely solid and driving on drums. A world without a U2 songbook is unthinkable to me.
Got to check out U.2 with Mary j Bligh doing the U2 classic ONE.🇨🇦😍
You missed the reference to the assasination of Martin Luther King Jr.
Early morning, April four
Shot rings out in the Memphis sky
Free at last, they took your life
They could not take your pride
The only incorrect part is U2 says "Early morning April 4... It was actually "Early evening" a little after 6:00 pm when MLK was shot.
bwellkel He corrects it when he sings it these days to “early evening”.
Great reaction! My favorite of theirs is "11 O'Clock Tick-Tock" live at Red Rocks. Lots of young Bono for your eyes and ears in that one.
They are 100% heart and soul. 40 years on, their new music is still beautiful and meaningful, and they are still the best live act on the planet. Check out their performance at Live Aid in 1985, which introduced them to the masses, and their 2002 Super Bowl performance, just a few months after 9/11. Keep up the great videos!
So much charisma the children are mesmerized
The children were given free ice cream and several £5 notes to be mesmerised.
At the time, early 80's, Boston absorbed their fresh, angry w/ cause, melodic: w/ fab riffs, darkly poetic prose and all you needed was combat boots. Globally, have contributed to sociopolitical awareness and the inequities in third-world countries. Financially supporting funding, etc. But the "War" and "Boy" to "Joshua Tree" love love love these songs....
I saw them live in the late 90s. His voice is amazing live!
Yes he sure was fine 😂 I remember being nine years old when the “With Or Without You” video came out and though I don’t think I called it a crush at that age, I was definitely glued to the TV every time it came on. He and Michael Hutchence from INXS (RIP) were probably my first rock star crushes.
One of the greatest rock bands ever.
Of incidental note, he IS fine. He's also 60 years old and has been married to Ali since he was 18. Happily. An impressive man all the way around.
Thank you beautiful woman for playing u2 all the old stuff is the best thanks again
I feel you girl....he was fine!
A wonderful honor to MLK!!
You really nailed it there, in the 1970's '80s's people did not get signed unless you had something, I mean thousands auditioned, few got chosen, you had to have serious talent. But also many had a LOT to say, where is this now when there is so much wrong?
Amazing ,so good and so 80s....
You might want to check out their performance of Bad at Live Aid.
Yes. Yes. Yes. The Live Aid concert version of BAD is one of the most iconic live performances of the past 50 years. A must-do reaction.
Oh this song is so gooood! Bono's Voice od so strong . I love it .
Best U2 song EVER!!!
Your reactions are gold. Love you and your channel ❤️
LOVE your reaction!!! and yeah, a fine man indeed. :)
Listern to the specials from the 80s good ska music
*@THE JAYY SHOW* Ty for playing it...That was U2`S AND BONO`S Ultimate Props for the Courageous Warriors of Peace that Died....MLK AND Jesus...That Props Moved me..Again,Ty!
Hardcore fans will tell you he had that high voice until around about 2000...but big catalog before that time..big!
‘O man’ as you say😊 So nice of you to appreciate my generation. ‘My my my generation’ 😆 I felt you got it💚 I get stars in my eyes when I hear that my children understand what was going on back then in the 80 s and how we expressed ourselves.💕
Truth. Ty for this song and reaction💜
IN THE NAME OF LOVE!!!!
I think with or without you is another great tune, where the streets have no name, I still haven't found what I'm looking for, one and all I need is you. Five there which will really touch your soul.
That’s a Banger ❤️Sunday Bloody Sunday ❤️and they were all fine I was 13 years old like Dayum!!!
You have to do with or without you and also” one”
Your face when you realized Bono was singing about Rev Dr King was really, really cool
U2 redeemed the 80s! Since they were Irish ☘️ they stood out amount many many Terrible rock bands of the 80s.
U2 song bad at live aid, you wont be disappointed. Probably bring the tears. Love ya
This song is about Dr.Martin Luther King being shot in Memphis on April 4 , 1968 !
Another by U2 is One. It's beautiful. We are the human race.
My Home Town..Dublin back in the Day!
Bono, the voice, whatever you want to call him. You should probably watch their epic live performance of Bad at Live Aid. Epic. On the note of beautiful, talented men with insane live performances, please watch INXS Suicide Blonde live at Wembley stadium. 😳
Linda música💕
I fully agree with ya girl...Bono? More like yumm-O!
The songs lyrics Early morning, April four. Shot rings out in the Memohis sky. Free at last, they took your life. But they could not take your pride" is a direct reference to the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King. In fact the whole song is a tribute to King and other activists, freedom fighters and non violent protesters who lost their lives trying to help humanity, all in the name of love; it pertains particularly ti the civil rights movement, although the song even makes referernce to Jesus. U2 have long been an activist band for human and civil rights, the end of apartheid in South Africa, the fight for justice reform and the fight for human rights and humanity. They are an exceptional band, and exceptional human beings particularly the lead singer Bono.
U 2 was one of the greatest bands of 80s and 90s and Bono always puts his money where his mouth is he is making a difference in the world by fronting so many great causes around the world
Listen to sunday bloody sunday ...if your are not yet in love with this band than you will be after hearing sunday bloody sunday in the live version ...check it out
First cranberries now u2 your becoming very irish 😋
Makes me cry every time
This is the one that got me!!!
5:06 beautiful enough to make you cry .
It's a civil rights song, not just about MLK. It's about Unity.
Bloody Sunday is another amazing, albeit very sad song of theirs that shouldn't be missed.
The Joshua Tree....one of The Goats
Rolling Stone magazine dubbed them the greatest live band in the world...
Written for MLk Hence the line Early morning April 4 shot rings out in a Memphis Sky free at last they took you're Life they could not take you're Pride " 🙏🙏🙏
It was actually in the evening around 6:00pm when he was shot. (I was alive and still remember the breaking news)
@@Rock_Snob " Yeah it was but what the Hell still a Great tune though 🙏
Not bad for a song almost 40 years old..and your right he was young and fine..😁
On your own watch elevation concert, stuck in moment, streets have no name, with or without you..love your reactions jayyshow peace stay safe stay healthy stay alive
This song is about Martin Luther King (April 4th 68 in Memphis was the date and place where he was shot).
“All I Want is You” - his love song to his wife ❤️🎶🔥
"He was fine" gurl women use to fully pass out in the front row of their shows if he looked in their direction.
As low rider says. Anything from the Joshua Tree is phenomenal. 1987\88. Forgive me if my history is off. 30 years and still going.
I love bono n 7 U2 concert was awesome, elevation
They took your life. They could not take your pride
Three of the band were religious, so, like in the first verse here, they occasionally would make lyrical references, cause it was part of their lives, but they didn't push it. They were very politically and environmentally aware though, and 'Sunday bloody Sunday' is an even earlier song you should react to. That one addresses 'The Troubles' in Northern Ireland between Catholics and Protestants amidst the terrorist bombings, shootings and reprisals on civilians on both sides of the religious divide.
For the Reverend Martin Luther King ... Sing!!!!
You are just the cutest thing ever.
great reaction ! 26 ! xxx
Love Ya!!!😘
Reference to Martin Luther King. "April 4 Shotguns out in Menphis sky"