@@buckmeredith1720 But you can literally hear the effects of reverb on his voice, it doesn't take away from his amazing voice, but reverb is clearly applied.
@@johnphillipsjr7238 i did in fact talk to him. in my Dreams. he told me to watch the full vIdeo of this very Performance where it iS announced a few times tHat his "proud parents" were In attendance. Then again, maybe it was just a dream.
The studio version was used in the movie Ghost. The Righteous Brothers are a duo,but sometimes did solo work. Check out You've Lost That Lovin Feeling to see both of them.
Yeah, I've seen the longer version of this clip and just before the song starts the show's host is interviewing both of the Righteous Brothers and the other one jokes that he's not allowed to do this song as a duet because he thought it wouldn't be a hit and didn't want to record it, just before he walks offstage.
Hi Brad & Lex, NO AUTO-TUNE!!! Small Microphone, but Huge Voice & Vocal Talent!!! Many artists have covered this song and some have done it justice, but in my humble opinion, no one has ever performed it like Bobby Hatfield (R.I.P.) of The Righteous Brothers, he absolutely owns this song!!! This "live" version is even better than the studio version!!! Mic Drop!!!
You couldn't tell, but Bobby was very nervous as his mother was in the audience that night and this was a live performance. He knew that he nailed it as evidenced by the lip bite at the end. The notes he hit in the end couldn't be reached by most male singers. Many, many babies were born 9 months after this performance. This is what we called, "Baby making music."
These were songs that were prevalent in days before Narcissism replaced Love, and Ugly replaced Beauty. You get what you Strive For, and we Are Not striving for Love, and that’s a fact.
One of the best live vocals ever, and Brad has NO reaction whatsoever, just goes on and on about what movie it might have been in. No appreciation at all.
He is such a stick in the mud, unbearable. I have never heard him mention a solo, lead or drum fill. Why do a music reaction when there is no music appreciation or aptitude? Oh, ok, ka- ching. Lex is amazing and charismatic. Without her, who would bother watching.
I guess I was so entranced by her reaction, I didn't really notice.. still, maybe he's just not a "reactive guy" -- nevertheless.. if you do "reaction" videos.... um, please REACT! lol
Lol someone said he always looks like he’s watching a dryer at the laundromat. Facts 😂 you could tell she’s heard this and was really excited to show him and see his reaction.. yet he acted unimpressed. It’s like when you show some enthusiasm for your boyfriends baseball obsession, you show love and appreciation because THEY are into it. His first word after the song ended “o-kayyyyy” 😒 lame
@@Quinctili Bobby always sang this alone. I have seen another live when some people got to wish for a song and when they asked for this song. Bill sighed and tongue in cheek said something like "of course you would choose a song that I'm not singing in" and walked off the stage.
Simply the greatest love song ever. Bobby Hatfield's range was incredible and was showcased in this one. The girls in the 60s would melt every time they listened to this one. This was done LIVE on the Andy Williams show and the man didn't miss a note. Just incredible. Many have sang this song but Bobby owns it
That about sums them up lol. I've seen quite a few reactions and Brad intrigues me. Can't tell if he simply has trouble with letting in feels and emotions, or that it's a type of autism that very intelligent people can have. They have trouble slowing down their thoughts and just letting an experience take them over. Though he doesn't even comment on Bobby's amazing voice. Either way, I suspect Lex drags him along to help him with that.
Brad, the stone-faced, ice-runs-through-his-veins, reactionless reactor. I held my peace when “Since I’ve Been Loving You” failed to elicit a single emotion. But I draw the line when the multigenerational consensus that “Unchained Melody” is the quintessence of romance and passion and Brad’s only comment is “what 90’s movie is this from?”
If you listen to the songs younger people listen to today it makes more sense why songs with harmony and melody are like speaking an entirely different language. Music (especially post 2015) doesn't need any melody at all nowadays. And people vibe with that. So I think he's just not vibing with sounds from the 20th century. Lex on the other hand grew up on older music, so she has some basis to identify what makes each decade sound unique. If they have kids hopefully they give them a good dose of some of these 20th century hits they've been discovering on this channel.
@@cagnazzo82 Media has spoonfed listeners within they're own generation good stuff, and then a lot if junk. But my hats off to anyone willing to explore beyond their own generation. It may be difficult for some to relate in the limited experience or confines of what they have been spoon fed for profit. not many will listen to bebop jazz for example
@@cagnazzo82 That explains why her ear is more tuned in to nuances in music. Good observation. But much praise for him branching out and listening to music from different genres and eras.
The fact that that song actually made it into the plot of a film tells you all you need to know about it - truly incredible, and one of the best selling single records of all time too.
The male watching this has no idea who he is watching. The greatest vocal performance of all time. Cultural difference. The has an opera voice and cannot see it...
This is just Bobby Hatfield from the group. The Righteous Brothers "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" is next for you!! They both sing in that one, and all the others!
Not only was this a very beautiful romantic song that was written January 19, 1955 NY a Mr. Hy Zaret, and sung by Mr. Todd Duncan for a prison film called "Unchained". As time went by "Unchained Melody" was the most played song in the Twentieth Century in America, Canada, and throughout the UK. Then later in July 13, 1990 another movie was made, "Ghost" starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, and Whoopi Goldberg and singing "Unchained Melody" was a Mr. Bobby Hatfield formerly of The Righteous Brothers who sang it after going their own way after being a back up group for The Beatles. Not only that Mr. Bobby Hatfield had a pretty damn good singing voice to say the least an it was his rendition of "Unchained Melody" that was even better than Elvis Presley. Adios Amigos. Adios.
Pretty neat how Bobby does the main song used in Ghost, which was a big hit movie, and Bill Medley does a duet in the main song for Dirty Dancing, also a big 90’s hit.
Fil's breakdowns are so well done. I like that he has even gone over young guitar prodigies as well. He really knows what he's talking about. He does research on the musicians before he talks about them. I always learn something.
One half of The Righteous Brothers. This is Bobby Hatfield, the other taller fellow is Bill Medley. From a TV show in 1965. These guys were as popular as any Band or artist in the world at that time. Until they were on tv, a lot of people thought they were Black. "You've Lost That Loving Feeling," was their biggest hit. Thanks
One of the great performances of all time and as usual Lex is so tuned into the whole message and meaning of the song.... And as usual Brad u are so cold and unmoved by such obvious talent.... U say just Ok!!? I don't know brother... Open up ur heart
The song was originally written for a late 1950's movie named "Unchained" (hence the name) and was sung by a man in prison to his wife/girlfriend. The Righteous Brothers were two singers only one of which is featured in this song. They were HUGE back in the day. Check out "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" and "You're My Soul And Inspiration" for the duet.
Lex: rocking back and forth absolutely loving every minute of the performance. Brad: "Is this man is about to steal my girl through the screen?!?!" Lmaooo
Performed live at the Andy Williams Show with his mom in the audience. The wonderful vocalist was Bobby Hatfield, one of the Righteous Brothers Duo. The other brother being the incomparable Bill Medley, who sat this one out. Listen to the Drop performed "You've Lost That Loving Felling" The octave range demonstrated by Bobby on this tune was unreal. If you do not appreciate that performance, regardless of the genre of music you favor, one has to question whether you have any soul. These guys got the name of their group The Righteous Brothers, from a black man if memory serves me correctly, stating after listening to them, that they were righteous brothers. Their music was referred to as Blue-Eyed Soul.
This performance was. Flawless !! No voice over no auto tune no lip syncing ! His mom was in the audience ! I believe it was the only time she seen her son live so he made sure it was unforgettable
The Righteous Bros, Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley flipped a coin to decide who was going to sing this song. I'm sure Bill would have done just as good a job but I believe the right Brother won. 🤗🤗🤔😎
This song is iconic and this was back when you had to be able to sing because they didn't have auto tune and all the miracles of electronics and these guys could sing their ass's off
This was one where at least lex appreciated the voice. They usually are completely nonplussed by any song that is well known solely because of the great singing. Maybe because they like rap and grew up with that? They seem to appreciate a good tune more.
Does Brad miss the gene to appreciate good music and performance ? Because i start to wonder why he does this reaction videos. Showing less to none emotions.
Brad's primary role here is to navigate the reactions so Lex can vibe and react without the distraction of pausing or feeling the pressure of giving thoughts without prompting. It works imo.
People get different things out of music. It's clear that Brad is typically into lyrics first and music second. When he's into it, he's into it and you can tell. They both play off of each other really well.
For Lex even though it's not her era, she has warm childhood memories of hearing her family playing this stuff on a record player. For Brad this is completely alien stuff, that takes some time to acclimatise to. He's had a massive variety of music thrown his way and you can see he's giving it his concentration, but 2 or 3 minutes to way it up when it's not even been on your radar before isn't really enough time. I think Brad is such a sharp contrast to Lex's exuberance, he's a deep thinker looking for the message of a song, Lex just gets the vibe or atmosphere in an instant but at first isn't as concerned about the lyrics. It's a good complimentary balance.
I always enjoy watching Brad and Lex comment on a great performance, but their lack of appreciation, especially Brad's, for Bobby Hatfield's incredible performance is mystifying! How many people can hit those high notes, male or female, without showing extreme effort? Bobby looks so relaxed as he hits those notes without any apparent real effort. He makes it looks so easy, although we all know it is anything but easy. His voice is so soft and calming, yet attention getting! Bobby Hatfield was a master vocalist, and owns this song!
If that block of wood read the comments, He’d turn the channel over to Lex and go do something else to try to make a living. Maybe as an extra on a zombie movie
I feel like when there is a woman as part of any reaction videos for this song you see a look spread across her face as if to say "I would so love it it a man these days would express such direct and sincere feelings towards me!!! What happened to that? Where is it today?" Am I wrong?
This song is beyond beautiful. The love is real and he makes you feel it. Well, most people see the strength of the love. Brad, not so much, but the small mike. Go figure.
What does Brad actually like? He just does not seem like a music person to me in anyway shape or form. You guys just listened to what most consider to be an incredible vocal performance. Neither of you said, what a great singer! Theirs tons of reactions to this song and yours is the only one I've ever seen that wasn't glowing. Honestly Brad reviewing music would be like reviewing horse races. I know nothing about horses. Sorry to be so honest with You.
This group had two singers. The members were Bil Medley and Bobby Hatfield. Bobby was the one singing here. He sang this song on his own because he won a coin toss. He was actually nervous here because his mother was in the audience. The movie this was in was Ghost.
The man did this live ! No voice enhancements! And his mother was in the crowd ! Absolutely amazing performance !
@@hippylong they did not use reverb.
@@buckmeredith1720 They 100% use reverb, it has been around since the 60s, it was basically mandatory for any live playing.
@@DWQMusic, you are 100% wrong. I know it was around then, but not everyone used it.
@@buckmeredith1720 But you can literally hear the effects of reverb on his voice, it doesn't take away from his amazing voice, but reverb is clearly applied.
@@DWQMusic, he is doing that with his voice.
The best part is the way he smiles, knowing that his parents were in the audience and so proud of him.
Ok because you talked to him🤦♂️
@@johnphillipsjr7238 i did in fact talk to him. in my Dreams. he told me to watch the full vIdeo of this very Performance where it iS announced a few times tHat his "proud parents" were In attendance. Then again, maybe it was just a dream.
@@theidiotphilosopher2991 🤣😂😆
@@theidiotphilosopher2991 I really should hop off the internet after reading this comment as it can only be downhill from it.
@@LilNewo I could make it worse ... let me tell you what happened the other night ... :D
The studio version was used in the movie Ghost. The Righteous Brothers are a duo,but sometimes did solo work. Check out You've Lost That Lovin Feeling to see both of them.
Yeah, I've seen the longer version of this clip and just before the song starts the show's host is interviewing both of the Righteous Brothers and the other one jokes that he's not allowed to do this song as a duet because he thought it wouldn't be a hit and didn't want to record it, just before he walks offstage.
@@jmhaces yeah, that performance was on the Andy Williams Show.
That Loving Feeling was featured in a classic 80's movie, I won't say which tho ima let y'all guess.
Perfect example
@@jmhaces i think they asked the guy what he does while his brother sings it and he said “well I cry” lamenting not getting in on the song lol
It sounds familiar because you heard it in Ghost. Btw, this is a live version, with no stakes, no auto tuners. He's just that talented.
Hi Brad & Lex, NO AUTO-TUNE!!! Small Microphone, but Huge Voice & Vocal Talent!!! Many artists have covered this song and some have done it justice, but in my humble opinion, no one has ever performed it like Bobby Hatfield (R.I.P.) of The Righteous Brothers, he absolutely owns this song!!! This "live" version is even better than the studio version!!! Mic Drop!!!
"It's amazing, Molly. The love inside, you take it with you."
Lex: I love that song
Brad: ok
Might want to check him for a pulse Lex
Stoic
I agree...looking at his eyes during this video, I detect zero emotion. He's like "it's OK, I guess". ???
I’m unsubscribing…I hope this dude learns how to play an instrument some day
😂😂😂
Severely lacking in personality
You couldn't tell, but Bobby was very nervous as his mother was in the audience that night and this was a live performance. He knew that he nailed it as evidenced by the lip bite at the end. The notes he hit in the end couldn't be reached by most male singers. Many, many babies were born 9 months after this performance. This is what we called, "Baby making music."
The song is also fittingly referred to as a "panty dropper".
I think the reaction by Lex is priceless! She totally gets the message!
These were songs that were prevalent in days before Narcissism replaced Love, and Ugly replaced Beauty.
You get what you Strive For, and we Are Not striving for Love, and that’s a fact.
Do you live in a hole or a boat?
"literally a micro phone"
that killed me xD
One of the best live vocals ever, and Brad has NO reaction whatsoever, just goes on and on about what movie it might have been in. No appreciation at all.
It's like watching water hit a block of lead while it soaks a sponge next to it.
@@mnomadvfx that is an enduring image, and so true of this 'reaction' that wasn't a reaction! :D
He is such a stick in the mud, unbearable. I have never heard him mention a solo, lead or drum fill. Why do a music reaction when there is no music appreciation or aptitude? Oh, ok, ka- ching. Lex is amazing and charismatic. Without her, who would bother watching.
Yeah, Brad is a dud.
I guess I was so entranced by her reaction, I didn't really notice.. still, maybe he's just not a "reactive guy" -- nevertheless.. if you do "reaction" videos.... um, please REACT! lol
Blue eyed soul. This was done live. No auto on tune just one great voice.
Brad looked totally bored by this performance, whereas Lex was super excited. Bobby Hatfield absolutely nailed this song. Total perfection
Brad doesn't like music apparently
Bobby Hadfield, and Bill Medley were the real McCoy. lol
Lol someone said he always looks like he’s watching a dryer at the laundromat. Facts 😂 you could tell she’s heard this and was really excited to show him and see his reaction.. yet he acted unimpressed. It’s like when you show some enthusiasm for your boyfriends baseball obsession, you show love and appreciation because THEY are into it. His first word after the song ended
“o-kayyyyy” 😒 lame
Can't have a reaction channel without a reaction. Thank you Lex. But it's wonderful that Brad is along for the ride.
If the emotion in this performance generates no reaction, you have no soul and no love emotion in your body!!!
It's a duo, watch You've Lost that Lovin' Feelin' for both of them singing.
Hey Goose - I think she's lost that loving feeling!
Wait, no, but..... I hate it when she does that!
On This Particular Night,, He Was Worried About Doing His Absolute Best Because His Parents Were In The Audience...R.I.P. Bobby
🙏 ❤
Brad acts like he’s in line at the DMV.
LOL, Thanks!
Probably a good poker player
The song is really just for one singer, that's why it's just Bobby.
Bill Medley had a prior engagement, it was announced, later on it was found to be a game of golf!
@@Quinctili Bobby always sang this alone. I have seen another live when some people got to wish for a song and when they asked for this song. Bill sighed and tongue in cheek said something like "of course you would choose a song that I'm not singing in" and walked off the stage.
Simply the greatest love song ever. Bobby Hatfield's range was incredible and was showcased in this one. The girls in the 60s would melt every time they listened to this one. This was done LIVE on the Andy Williams show and the man didn't miss a note. Just incredible. Many have sang this song but Bobby owns it
Lex: "Whooo, woah, I love this song".
Brad: "The microphone is tiny".
I can appreciate Brad....I'm like him, my wife's like Lex (Yeah - I'm lucky)
That said, ON THE NOSE! That one floored me.
That about sums them up lol. I've seen quite a few reactions and Brad intrigues me. Can't tell if he simply has trouble with letting in feels and emotions, or that it's a type of autism that very intelligent people can have. They have trouble slowing down their thoughts and just letting an experience take them over. Though he doesn't even comment on Bobby's amazing voice. Either way, I suspect Lex drags him along to help him with that.
Brad, the stone-faced, ice-runs-through-his-veins, reactionless reactor. I held my peace when “Since I’ve Been Loving You” failed to elicit a single emotion. But I draw the line when the multigenerational consensus that “Unchained Melody” is the quintessence of romance and passion and Brad’s only comment is “what 90’s movie is this from?”
If you listen to the songs younger people listen to today it makes more sense why songs with harmony and melody are like speaking an entirely different language. Music (especially post 2015) doesn't need any melody at all nowadays. And people vibe with that.
So I think he's just not vibing with sounds from the 20th century. Lex on the other hand grew up on older music, so she has some basis to identify what makes each decade sound unique.
If they have kids hopefully they give them a good dose of some of these 20th century hits they've been discovering on this channel.
🤣
@@cagnazzo82 Media has spoonfed listeners within they're own generation good stuff, and then a lot if junk. But my hats off to anyone willing to explore beyond their own generation. It may be difficult for some to relate in the limited experience or confines of what they have been spoon fed for profit. not many will listen to bebop jazz for example
@@cagnazzo82 That explains why her ear is more tuned in to nuances in music. Good observation. But much praise for him branching out and listening to music from different genres and eras.
Yeah it gets very frustrating. 'Okay...' he says blandly.
- Lex: "OOOOhhh wow, yeah, I love this song!!"
- Brad: "ok"
'90's Classic' 😂
REAL MUSIC. BEAUTIFUL
You should check out the other really popular one “You’ve lost that lovin’ feelin”. It has both guys.
The fact that that song actually made it into the plot of a film tells you all you need to know about it - truly incredible, and one of the best selling single records of all time too.
Then Brad can try to guess what film that was in.
One of the greatest vocal performances of all time. His name is Bobby Hatfield.
The male watching this has no idea who he is watching. The greatest vocal performance of all time. Cultural difference. The has an opera voice and cannot see it...
I can't tell if Brad enjoyed the song or not. His reaction was -nothing.
Lex seems to be smiling nonstop while Brad is keeping a straight face. I renewed my love for this song and for the Righteous Brothers in general.
... and for Brad & Lex! ❤
This is just Bobby Hatfield from the group. The Righteous Brothers "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" is next for you!! They both sing in that one, and all the others!
This.
Wasn't it the most requested song or something like that.
@@twatinahatsmith7428 i think most played or something of the 20th century
Let's go!
This takes me back to when I was in the Marines , overseas ...love song of the "day "
Brad with the side to side sway and Lex with the up and down head bop every time. 👍😁❤
I know lol
I love her reaction I feel the same way this guys voice is angelic such a fabulous singer
Brad has that strange, constipated look of disinterest as usual.
He's working the cash register. Lex is the show.
Pure raw talent! No gimmicks! I was 15 years old when I watched him sing this song live on the Andy Williams show in 1965. RIP Bobby! ❤
The Andy William's (where I first saw the Jackson brothers and little Micheal) was part of our weekend. I still love Andy singing Moon River.
Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield were the Righteous Bros. This is Bobby Hatfield singing solo.
The movie was "GHOST" (1990) with Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg.
Not only was this a very beautiful romantic song that was written January 19, 1955 NY a Mr. Hy Zaret, and sung by Mr. Todd Duncan for a prison film called "Unchained". As time went by "Unchained Melody" was the most played song in the Twentieth Century in America, Canada, and throughout the UK. Then later in July 13, 1990 another movie was made, "Ghost" starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, and Whoopi Goldberg and singing "Unchained Melody" was a Mr. Bobby Hatfield formerly of The Righteous Brothers who sang it after going their own way after being a back up group for The Beatles. Not only that Mr. Bobby Hatfield had a pretty damn good singing voice to say the least an it was his rendition of "Unchained Melody" that was even better than Elvis Presley. Adios Amigos. Adios.
GHOST-1990 Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze. Righteous bros were a duo. Incredible voices!!
Pretty neat how Bobby does the main song used in Ghost, which was a big hit movie, and Bill Medley does a duet in the main song for Dirty Dancing, also a big 90’s hit.
Ghost with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore is one movie with that song!
Two "Righteous Brothers" who gave birth to "Blue Eyed Soul"!!!
Dude, this song is just about in EVERY movie with a love story. Yes, you've heard it before........MANY TIMES.
All him, no auto tune. It was in the movie Ghost with Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze. EVERY time i hear this i get chills. Still. Great pick guys.
Brad. Do you like ANY song? It looks like you’re bored most of the time.
Brad likes rap
Liz, he should react to Tom MacDonald, maybe?
It's all about subs and $.
Highly recommend "British Guitarist" reacts to this. He really breaks down what Bobby Hatfield did here. Unreal.
I will check it out. Fil always does a good break down
Several voice coaches react to it also and do a good job analysing his voice and singing techniques
Fil is awesome. I'm there next.
Fil's breakdowns are so well done. I like that he has even gone over young guitar prodigies as well. He really knows what he's talking about. He does research on the musicians before he talks about them. I always learn something.
Now you MUST do You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling by the Righteous Brothers. One of the all-time greats.
One half of The Righteous Brothers. This is Bobby Hatfield, the other taller fellow is Bill Medley. From a TV show in 1965. These guys were as popular as any Band or artist in the world at that time. Until they were on tv, a lot of people thought they were Black. "You've Lost That Loving Feeling," was their biggest hit.
Thanks
Much like I imagine many thought Dusty Springfield was black too.
One of the great performances of all time and as usual Lex is so tuned into the whole message and meaning of the song.... And as usual Brad u are so cold and unmoved by such obvious talent.... U say just Ok!!? I don't know brother... Open up ur heart
The song was originally written for a late 1950's movie named "Unchained" (hence the name) and was sung by a man in prison to his wife/girlfriend. The Righteous Brothers were two singers only one of which is featured in this song. They were HUGE back in the day. Check out "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" and "You're My Soul And Inspiration" for the duet.
Reminds me of high school, right in my wheelhouse. Sit down and try to write something like this.
Lex: rocking back and forth absolutely loving every minute of the performance.
Brad: "Is this man is about to steal my girl through the screen?!?!"
Lmaooo
Performed live at the Andy Williams Show with his mom in the audience. The wonderful vocalist was Bobby Hatfield, one of the Righteous Brothers Duo. The other brother being the incomparable Bill Medley, who sat this one out. Listen to the Drop performed "You've Lost That Loving Felling" The octave range demonstrated by Bobby on this tune was unreal. If you do not appreciate that performance, regardless of the genre of music you favor, one has to question whether you have any soul. These guys got the name of their group The Righteous Brothers, from a black man if memory serves me correctly, stating after listening to them, that they were righteous brothers. Their music was referred to as Blue-Eyed Soul.
This performance was. Flawless !! No voice over no auto tune no lip syncing ! His mom was in the audience ! I believe it was the only time she seen her son live so he made sure it was unforgettable
The Mama's and the Papa's were an album that remember my mom playing while she was cooking when my sister and were very little.
The Righteous Bros, Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley flipped a coin to decide who was going to sing this song. I'm sure Bill would have done just as good a job but I believe the right Brother won. 🤗🤗🤔😎
That's what I heard, as well... And Bobby's parents were in the audience.
Bill did version of this as a tribute to Bobby. Check you tube
Considered one if the finest liver performances ever!
sometimes brad is like a dead man reacting. lol
He seems like he's trying to force the beat of the song to match the one beat he only ever has inside, instead of the other way around.
Sometimes? Ha!
Lex, you get the music and the vibe as you do with all your reactions. You could be an old soul such is extremely cool.
This song is iconic and this was back when you had to be able to sing because they didn't have auto tune and all the miracles of electronics and these guys could sing their ass's off
Well put although we all have said that by now lol
Auto tuned in utero ...
Regarding your comment about the size of his microphone...he proves that size doesn't matter, it's what you do with it :p
It’s one of the most passionate performances I’ve ever heard. I’m pretty surprised at the lack of reaction
This was one where at least lex appreciated the voice. They usually are completely nonplussed by any song that is well known solely because of the great singing. Maybe because they like rap and grew up with that? They seem to appreciate a good tune more.
Simply the finest live performance ever done in my books bar none....
Does Brad miss the gene to appreciate good music and performance ? Because i start to wonder why he does this reaction videos. Showing less to none emotions.
Brad’s just stoic. Lexi has enough emotion for the two of them. I think they balance each other out very well.
Brad's primary role here is to navigate the reactions so Lex can vibe and react without the distraction of pausing or feeling the pressure of giving thoughts without prompting. It works imo.
People get different things out of music. It's clear that Brad is typically into lyrics first and music second. When he's into it, he's into it and you can tell. They both play off of each other really well.
Paint him white and put him in a park , perfect statue. I think he is more into gangsta rap than what they are reacting to.
For Lex even though it's not her era, she has warm childhood memories of hearing her family playing this stuff on a record player. For Brad this is completely alien stuff, that takes some time to acclimatise to. He's had a massive variety of music thrown his way and you can see he's giving it his concentration, but 2 or 3 minutes to way it up when it's not even been on your radar before isn't really enough time. I think Brad is such a sharp contrast to Lex's exuberance, he's a deep thinker looking for the message of a song, Lex just gets the vibe or atmosphere in an instant but at first isn't as concerned about the lyrics. It's a good complimentary balance.
This is theme song for the movie "Ghost". The Righteous Brothers are a duo.
I always enjoy watching Brad and Lex comment on a great performance, but their lack of appreciation, especially Brad's, for Bobby Hatfield's incredible performance is mystifying! How many people can hit those high notes, male or female, without showing extreme effort? Bobby looks so relaxed as he hits those notes without any apparent real effort. He makes it looks so easy, although we all know it is anything but easy. His voice is so soft and calming, yet attention getting! Bobby Hatfield was a master vocalist, and owns this song!
There are two brothers, but this guy sings this by himself!
It's famously used in Ghost. Even as a kid I cried a lot in that scene.
I love how the second Bobby opens his mouth... She's gone :D
Brad you just move from side to side with no feeling for the music but Lex reacts to the music like it means something
almost 2023 and the ladies wtill love it:)
There are actually two guys but on this song itself only one guy performed it.
You've never heard you've lost that loving feeling
This was my late husband's favorite song. We would always slow dance to it, every chance we got. (And he hated dancing, btw, lol) I miss this.
the man don't seem to know much about anything, so why is he even on this channel?
Song request for SIMPLY RED - Holding Back The Years
If that block of wood read the comments, He’d turn the channel over to Lex and go do something else to try to make a living. Maybe as an extra on a zombie movie
I feel like when there is a woman as part of any reaction videos for this song you see a look spread across her face as if to say "I would so love it it a man these days would express such direct and sincere feelings towards me!!! What happened to that? Where is it today?"
Am I wrong?
No your absolutely correct sadly that quality is fleeting in today's society 🤔
Lex OMG "literally a Micro-phone" Too Too Funny
This song is beyond beautiful. The love is real and he makes you feel it. Well, most people see the strength of the love. Brad, not so much, but the small mike. Go figure.
This is one of the most covered songs of all time. It's most known from the Pottery scene in the film Ghost
Due respect, Lex’s energy is thru the roof and I’m feelin her vibe. He is a righteous brother and has maximum game in any era.
What does Brad actually like? He just does not seem like a music person to me in anyway shape or form. You guys just listened to
what most consider to be an incredible vocal performance. Neither of you said, what a great singer! Theirs tons of reactions to this song and yours is the only one I've ever seen that wasn't glowing. Honestly Brad reviewing music would be like reviewing horse races. I know nothing about horses. Sorry to be so honest with You.
" Lost that loving feeling".
Soul and Inspiration
*You've Lost....
Hahaha Lex your reaction is pure. So good. Honestly love it
The scene in Ghost, where they were sensually sharing the pottery wheel.
Think that was the studio version
Yawn .
That sound tho! Can’t be replicated
Lex you get it and appreciate it love you! Brad you make me want to pound a nail in my temple!☮️❤️🙏😎
LOL
I watched this live in 1965 on The Andy Williams Show. I was 18 at the time..still have my 45 single. of course I have all their hits on vinyl 78's.
Man he belted that out with no effort. It was in movie Ghost.
As soon as the song started playing, Patrick Swayze came to my mind, so I was pretty certain that it must've been in that movie.
@@easttexan8168 it was the studio version they used in the film. Everytime anyone mentions Ghost, Bobby comes into my mind. *sigh*
Greatest love song ever!
This group had two singers. The members were Bil Medley and Bobby Hatfield. Bobby was the one singing here. He sang this song on his own because he won a coin toss. He was actually nervous here because his mother was in the audience. The movie this was in was Ghost.
Voice of gold
Brad always has a perplexed look on his face when he listens to songs. Meanwhile, Lex is groovin' to the tune. Lol. Silly Millennials.
She needs to drop the Zero and get with a Hero! 😎
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Brad must know what he's doing 'cause he's with the effervescent Lex.
@@ckobo84 LOL! Alright, Van Winkle!!! 😀
Blue eyed soul....
I grew up with this too.
My mum is a Motown girl, but also liked cool stuff like the kinks..
"You've Lost That Loving Feeling," needs to come next, it's a duet of both of them.
If this doesn't float a woman's boat, nothing will
probably one of the most talented male vocalists ever.
The 90s classic movie was "Ghost" with Patrick Swayze
I love these reactions with Lex introducing music she grew up with to Brad. She seems so happy and proud. Maybe Frankie Valli & the 4 seasons soon?
That was beautiful.