Yup….or Malcom….by all means necessary! Also he was not a ZIO Lover like MLK! I just don‘t get it…how can you be so peaceful but cheer Zio‘s????!!!! JAH Raaaastafariiii!!!
Bob Marley is 1 of my heroes. I first discovered him thru quotes, which established his character to me. His values were tremendous in my eyes. He was revolutionary in his work, against negativity like war and greed. As such, he had hard times like fighters for justice have. Because there are very powerful people who have every intention of preserving injustice. Since to them it’s a path to power and riches. I’ve never been high, and wouldn’t want to do anything that could make me miss a lyric or any part of a song.
Uncle bob the father of Reggae a activist against the system, a voice for the people, in New Zealand we call him Uncle Bob, listen to what he sings about they took him out cause he spoke to truthfully, a man that didnt need anything but to teach the people how to treat each other. He preached love, and togetherness. You need to peep his Redemption Song, Get Up Stand Up, COming In From The Cold, Turn Your Lights Down Low (the version with LAURYN HILL), Could You Be Loved, Jammin, No Woman No Cry, and many others, loce this reaction out of all the reactions you have done thus far, thank you from a New Zealander who resides in Australia.
This I my favorite reaction you done. I watch it a lot. I love to see people get introduced to Bob Marley‘a music. I watched today and it made me think back when I was just casually playing music and his song Buffalo Soldier came on. I’ve heard the song thousands of times but that day I really listened. And before I knew it my brother walked in the room and asked why I was crying. And I hadn’t cried in almost 20 years at that time. Bob is one of the greatest. I put him and Tupac in the same vain.
You don't need to get high for any reason, especially just to listen to music. I've had decades of getting high to know being straight is how you appreciate being high on life. I've had enough being high for the both us. My advice carry-on the path your on. I enjoy Reggae music just as much straight. Especially Bob Marley's Reggae songs. A beautiful reaction. Sharing your feelings before and now is very generous of yourself. ✌️
Bob Marley was born Robert Nesta Marley... he popularized Jamaican reggae music worldwide in the 70's. Reggae wasn't the only music people used the ganja to... Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd were 2 rock bands that appealed to stoners on weed or acid 😁 Born to a Jamaican mother and white father from Britain, Bob Marley was shy, soft-spoken & often singled out for being half-white in Jamaica... When he was an aspiring musician, he was too shy to approach his wife Rita when they met because she was an established singer... They married in 1966 and had kids together, and Rita was a backing singer in his band and his personal manager... even though he was seeing other women and had children w/ them. Bob Marley embraced the Rastafarian faith w/ his wife Rita... Bob Marley started playing music as a teen and started a singing group w/ Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer... He started recording songs in 1962 and his group eventually took the band name The Wailers in 1963... recording songs for Jamaican labels... In 1969, popular Jamaican music developed a new sound - reggae, and The Wailers added more musicians to the band and Bob Marley formed his own record label Tuff Gong in 1970 w/ The Wailers. In 1972, he signed w/ CBS Record in London to tour the UK and released The Wailers' 5th album 'Catch a fire' in 1973... followed by "Burnin' " that same year. In 1974, The Wailers were touring the US when they were fired as an opening act for upstaging the headliners... Financial disputes led to The Wailers breaking up that year as Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer left. Bob Marley carried on in 1975 as Bob Marley & The Wailers and continued to grow in popularity... In late 1976, Bob Marley and his family were attacked in Jamaica by gunmen and they survived a hail of bullets... Bob Marley was to play a free concert to bring Jamaica's 2 main political parties together and ease tensions in the country; the gunmen tried to end his life for that gesture... Still, Bob Marley appeared at the concert, 2 days after he had been shot, and performed... defiantly showing off his bullet wounds to the crowd. But he left Jamaica as a result and moved to England. Bob Marley & The Wailers released 7 studio albums and 4 live records... They toured Africa and he strongly opposed Apartheid rule in South Africa... He played his biggest stadium shows in Europe in 1980. However, an injury to his foot in 1977 from playing football ⚽had tragic consequences... a malignant melanoma diagnosis was improperly treated and while touring in the US for his 1980 album 'Uprising'... Bob Marley collapsed in NYC and discovered that cancer had spread to his body... He performed his final show in Pittsburgh, knowing it would be his last and played extended encores that night. Despite getting cancer treatments, his health deteriorated. Bob Marley died in May 1981 at age 36... He was given a state funeral in Jamaica. In 1984, a 'best of' compilation release 'Legend' by Bob Marley & The Wailers was released and has sold 12 million copies in the US, 25 million worldwide... His widow Rita Marley is the caretaker of Bob Marley's estate. Former Wailer Peter Tosh began his solo career in the 70's and found success as a reggae artist... However, a brain injury caused by a car accident in 1973 created some issues for him and made him somewhat erratic... While on a break from touring and releasing his last album 'No nuclear war' in 1987, Peter Tosh was murdered by gang at his home (one of whom he was trying to help) attempting to rob him. Peter Tosh was 42.
Oh Mia! Okay so gummies really do help you to relax and open your mind when listening to music. I take them to help me relax and sleep. Great reaction to a legendary artist. ❤❤❤🙏😊
I am loving how diverse the music you are choosing is. So many great artists from different genres. For a new music reaction channel you are growing so fast and given your personality i am not surprised because you are very likeable. I subscribed today and my favourite Bob Marley song is "No Woman No Cry" and i hope you will react to the live version (Live At The Rainbow Theatre 1977) one day
I love how your sweet smile truly shows that you adore this song of Bob Marley and the Wailers. It was a joy to see your vibe while enjoying the video. I was in school when his music got a resurgence. I got it. There is a fantastic documentary called "Marley" from 2012, it is long but in credible showing just what an incredible human being, soul an artist he was during his life. Three Little Birds is a catchy song of his too.
Bob Marley was the first person to bring Jamaican reggae main stream. I love Bob Marley he was very big in the 70s. My family listen to his music all the time back then. I believe he died of brain cancer and 79. My favorite songs were buffalo soldier and oh I shot the Sheriff.😍🎶
I love cannabis. I would never drink or do any other drugs. Herb is the only one. I haven’t been able to partake in over 12 years because of my job. I love Bob Marley. He was a freedom fighter
I liked this reaction. Then again, they've all been good. I'm from Minnesota. Let's get some Prince. I recommend his version of "Motherless Child", but "Starfish and Coffee" is good too. Let's get some Prince.
Bob Marley was ending wars in riffs in Jamaica and across the continent of Africa. He was ending a lot of civil wars started by foreign western countries to take their resources. It’s one of the reasons it’s highly speculated he was killed by the CIA
Having been to Jamaica and i mean staying in real Jamaica with 55 gallon drums for bath water and no electricity or running water to home outside of Ochoa Rios and Spur Tree. Not Sandals resort living. He was a man of his people but there are many layer to his life story but He LOVED Jamaica and his people and tried to unify them. Way more than a dope smoker and It's a long layered story but he is a Legend. Read up on him.
Bob was such a key figure in Jamaican culture. He was shot in an attempted assassination, and played a show 2 nights later. He spoke with his music about about things that can be applied to every part of the world.
Don't feel so bad. I am a Gen X'er and that was my impression of him too before this Cape Verdean girl brought her Bob Marley CD with us when we hung out for the day. I didn't know up til then that I had heard him before on the radio. We listened to the entire CD and my reaction was your reaction. I fell in love with his music and the next pay day I bought the greatest hits CD that we listened to which 28 years later I still have. If you loved this song, try "Three Little Birds". It will instantly cheer you up.
Oh YES. We definitely have to make a stoner playlist for you. Another one of Bob Marley s love songs is Waiting in Vain (absolute 🔥).I personally like his Get up Stand up song , for it's message, and Could you Be Loved for the bass line. But Yes I definitely FEEL that certain albums are experienced differently when you are stoned, just the same as hearing your favorite song while you're buzzed might put you in a better mood.
Yea, it was awesome that you loved it, too. Your literal light up reaction and immediately regretting not giving this a chance was legendary. This is music. This is reacting. Incredible. You can't write that sincere look of acknowledgment. This is beautiful. You're beautiful. Wow. This is one song I hope everyone likes or knows. If this song plays and someone knows it word for word. I'm like ok, we cool. They're cool lol. Much love for this. ❤
This is a nice song, but my favorite song from him is, I believe its called "Make you sweat/ Looking into those big brown eyes." I remember my favorite bar hopping club used to play this music all the time. What wonderful memories!! ❤️
Drugs are wack. Mmkay. Lol. I love Bob Marley. I will NEVER be high. People smoke weed that listen to Country, Spanish music etc. Bob Marley was a revolutionary that sang about oppression, governments, love and stop the violence. Try "Redemption Song" and "No Woman No Cry".
😂 he was a Rastafarian weed is literally part of the religion and only people who have never smoked it think it’s a drug, just because son makes it illegal doesn’t make it wrong and just because something is legal doesn’t make it right, slavery was legal didn’t make it right
Mia, Love that you are listening to these older artist. Bob Marley was so universal and not for people getting high. People have this perception of us Islanders which is lack of education about other peoples culture. Stay objective and listen to the words in Bob’s songs. Too this day his songs deals with society today and it’s struggles.
Hey Mia great reaction. I love seeing some of the greats appear on your channel. I shot the sheriff is another amazing Bob Marley song which was covered by Eric Clapton. I hope you enjoy the suggestion
This is one of my favourites of his. Please react to Bob Marley - Waiting in Vain. I don't smoke anything. Used to, but I was into Bob Marley way before that, since I was a kid.
Bob's music was music with a message. A message that spoke about liberation, anti-oppression, spirituality, culture and love. He was more than a musician, he was a revolutionary. And Reggae in general is about that.
Don't worry, at least you've been honest. This is the music from the time when people weren't overcomplicating everything, as you said it's an innocent and genuine song, you can't not love it. Btw, your image fits perfectly with Bob Marley and the Wailers, that was the band's name. Loved his back vocals, the I -threes, one of them was his wife Rita Marley. Songs to check out: 'No woman, no cry' and 'I shot the sheriff', to name just a few.
SUCH a great artist. Bob and the reggae movement brought love and peace (and a healthy dose of the herb). Check out the Police, and Eric Clapton's version of "I Shot the Sheriff" - they helped bring the reggae sound to a bigger audience.
That is what reggae music’s all about…peace, love and unity. It brings every nation and creed together. Please don’t associate dreadlock with smoking. I’ve toured with a reggae band all over the world and I don’t even smoke. Please listen to the whole Legend album, no reaction…the ultimate taste of reggae music. Also, you should do a reaction to another reggae artiste named Dennis Brown, the album is called Love and Hate. One Love!
"Don't judge a book by its cover!"-- I love how you admit you had misjudged Bob Marley.. Thank you! I really enjoy watching your reaction videos. For a complete Bob Marley experience, check out his live show at the rainbow theatre 1977. You're welcome❤
I listened to B.M. a year straight when I was about 17 coming into my consciousness and understanding the world. I definitely smoked at that time but I can't recommend anyone go down the path of taking drugs. You can start on one but that can lead to opening different doors you wish you never had. So my foolish advice would be stay away from going down that road. Bobs music was full of love, politics and spirituality. His biggest hit is called "Could You Be Loved. In a way he was like the reggae version of Tupac😂....that's when Tupac was on his positive vibe
"Jamming" is also a banger. "Stir it up" is also worth a listen. "Concrete Jungle" performed live at the Old Grey Whistle is also worth a watch. It has some interesting harmonies.
Hey Princess, Bob Marley is a fantastic choice, the voice of a movement.....we use to go to Bob Marley festivals in Houston off of Allen Parkway we would hit each year😎 lets get irie mon.
Many listen to Marley songs while toasting the dragon. Many others listen without being supplemented. It's all based on how one feels at a given time. But the main reason for enjoying Bob Marley songs is just the enjoyment of the music. The man was a genius at bringing people together.
If Mia is from Houston, this reaction just gave me raised in Katy or The Woodlands vibes. Lol jkjk. Props for the queen expanding her mind without drugs yet. 😂❤
I am a Canadian who grew up listening to a whole lot of Bob Marley music and I automatically became touched by all of his songs. Just like Tupac music, Bob Marley's songs heavily apply to this very world that we live in now. He is a Jamaican Icon!! He has 12 kids and so many grandkids too. Most of them do music too and all of his male children look exactly like him and they even sound like him too especially his grandson Skip Marley. Bob's children are Ziggy Marley, Sharon Marley, Cedella Marley, Stephanie Marley, Makeda Marley, Karen Marley, Rohan Marley, Stephen Marley, Ky-Mani Marley, Julian Marley, Robbie Marley, and Damian Marley.
Probably Bob's most popular song but my favourite is "So much trouble in the world". I'll stop there otherwise the list will be neverending...Bob was a modern day philosopher and a beacon for peace and love in the world. All music is better when high...and the best music when stoned is Led Zeppelin or Pink Floyd...Bob's music is about the vibe and the message.
Bob Marley is probably the greatest song writer ever live. Died at age 35. His music still selling like crazy today. Thanks to Gen Z. He wrote a song for his back up singers called three little bird. You would love it.
I think Time by Pink Floyd would be a great song to listen to on edibles. Pink Floyd music is beautiful and is meant to not just be listened to but to be experienced.
🎉His songs helped Zimbabwe to gain independence And help Fight Apartheid South Africa Name numerous attempts were made on his life Because many of his songs were speaking out against the government And Evil leaders across the world
Another KILLER ACDC shirt!! Anyone who does judge you, for just being you… well what’s that saying-“never get stoned in glasses houses”?? lol. Oh “never throw a stoned man through a glass window”? As long as you love it Mia, I’m here for it. Have fun!!🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁🌹
I know your new to Bob Marley and stuff but he’s don’t just sing song for people to get high that man is a Legend and he was a man of peace and a very intelligent man to
Bob Marley is one of the most important artist of all time. He's beyond just music. If Bob was alive and you met him you'd probably be his next baby momma lol
Bob Marley’s music is for profound thinkers not for getting high. Hes a freedom fighter and a philosopher! He’s the GOAT! React to “War” Redemption Songs etc..
6:21 to 6:47 I feel that in my SOUL lol, every good song to me has what I call a break down and that’s done with lyrics or instruments and that’s the break down in this song! I hope you learn more about bob, like you I don’t like much reggae but bob was just so good, the first song I heard was “Stir it up” and it did something to me so i wanted to hear more from bob…bob reminds me of 2pac in the sense of he wasn’t around long and made a ton of music in a short amount of time. Did you know that his country was fighting and fighting over control of the country and he bought both leaders of opposition parties on stage together at the end of one of his concerts! Bob was bigger than weed and getting high he was a humanitarian, the FBI/CIA was keeping tabs on him because his music was so powerful, you should watch the docu-drama on prime video about him! Oh and please check out stir it up and if you like it do a reaction video to it!!!
Delroy Wilson does a great cover of Marley's song The Sun is shining. You should check it out. The aggrovators are Delroy's backing band for the track. And they also add a niyabinghi drum pattern in that hits hard.
Bob is more than smoking weed, he was a hero to many people all over the world
His music was more important than smoking weed.
Bob Marley was like Martin Luther King from Jamaica. He fought against hatred and racism with love.
Na , more 2pac I think
Our government murdered both.of them
Yup….or Malcom….by all means necessary! Also he was not a ZIO Lover like MLK! I just don‘t get it…how can you be so peaceful but cheer Zio‘s????!!!! JAH Raaaastafariiii!!!
2 pac and bob are the same free smart and old souls
"Waiting in Vain" is the record from Marley that is legendary.
That's my favourite of his, but I think there are more well known and popular songs than that.
Everybody loves Bob Marley! He's a legend
Bob Marley is so legendary his music was about peace and love love the video Mia stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way ❤️🥰🌹😍
Reggae music is usually conscious and uplifting whether you're high or not.
Bob Marley is 1 of my heroes. I first discovered him thru quotes, which established his character to me. His values were tremendous in my eyes. He was revolutionary in his work, against negativity like war and greed. As such, he had hard times like fighters for justice have. Because there are very powerful people who have every intention of preserving injustice. Since to them it’s a path to power and riches. I’ve never been high, and wouldn’t want to do anything that could make me miss a lyric or any part of a song.
can't explain it, love listening to this at the beach. this is my go to vacation music.
Sade is another artist for you to listen to No ordinary Love. She always gives me those smooth vibes like Marley
@@larryrobinson9584 Sade! Copy that! Excellent...
@@pjsebadoh5412 yes sir 🙌🏾
Sade is angelic 😮💨
Sade sweetest taboo is a classic
“One Love,” Three Little Birds,” and so many more. Bob Marley is a Legend. 👍✌️
Exactly,a legend..
Uncle bob the father of Reggae a activist against the system, a voice for the people, in New Zealand we call him Uncle Bob, listen to what he sings about they took him out cause he spoke to truthfully, a man that didnt need anything but to teach the people how to treat each other. He preached love, and togetherness. You need to peep his Redemption Song, Get Up Stand Up, COming In From The Cold, Turn Your Lights Down Low (the version with LAURYN HILL), Could You Be Loved, Jammin, No Woman No Cry, and many others, loce this reaction out of all the reactions you have done thus far, thank you from a New Zealander who resides in Australia.
This I my favorite reaction you done. I watch it a lot. I love to see people get introduced to Bob Marley‘a music. I watched today and it made me think back when I was just casually playing music and his song Buffalo Soldier came on. I’ve heard the song thousands of times but that day I really listened. And before I knew it my brother walked in the room and asked why I was crying. And I hadn’t cried in almost 20 years at that time. Bob is one of the greatest. I put him and Tupac in the same vain.
too many good things to say about this beautiful person... great reaction , love from Australia ❤
You don't need to get high for any reason, especially just to listen to music. I've had decades of getting high to know being straight is how you appreciate being high on life. I've had enough being high for the both us. My advice carry-on the path your on. I enjoy Reggae music just as much straight. Especially Bob Marley's Reggae songs. A beautiful reaction. Sharing your feelings before and now is very generous of yourself. ✌️
I used to play this song all the time for my daughter. Gives me butterflies!
me too and sing it
Bob Marley was born Robert Nesta Marley... he popularized Jamaican reggae music worldwide in the 70's. Reggae wasn't the only music people used the ganja to... Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd were 2 rock bands that appealed to stoners on weed or acid 😁
Born to a Jamaican mother and white father from Britain, Bob Marley was shy, soft-spoken & often singled out for being half-white in Jamaica... When he was an aspiring musician, he was too shy to approach his wife Rita when they met because she was an established singer... They married in 1966 and had kids together, and Rita was a backing singer in his band and his personal manager... even though he was seeing other women and had children w/ them. Bob Marley embraced the Rastafarian faith w/ his wife Rita...
Bob Marley started playing music as a teen and started a singing group w/ Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer... He started recording songs in 1962 and his group eventually took the band name The Wailers in 1963... recording songs for Jamaican labels... In 1969, popular Jamaican music developed a new sound - reggae, and The Wailers added more musicians to the band and Bob Marley formed his own record label Tuff Gong in 1970 w/ The Wailers.
In 1972, he signed w/ CBS Record in London to tour the UK and released The Wailers' 5th album 'Catch a fire' in 1973... followed by "Burnin' " that same year. In 1974, The Wailers were touring the US when they were fired as an opening act for upstaging the headliners... Financial disputes led to The Wailers breaking up that year as Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer left.
Bob Marley carried on in 1975 as Bob Marley & The Wailers and continued to grow in popularity... In late 1976, Bob Marley and his family were attacked in Jamaica by gunmen and they survived a hail of bullets... Bob Marley was to play a free concert to bring Jamaica's 2 main political parties together and ease tensions in the country; the gunmen tried to end his life for that gesture... Still, Bob Marley appeared at the concert, 2 days after he had been shot, and performed... defiantly showing off his bullet wounds to the crowd. But he left Jamaica as a result and moved to England.
Bob Marley & The Wailers released 7 studio albums and 4 live records... They toured Africa and he strongly opposed Apartheid rule in South Africa... He played his biggest stadium shows in Europe in 1980.
However, an injury to his foot in 1977 from playing football ⚽had tragic consequences... a malignant melanoma diagnosis was improperly treated and while touring in the US for his 1980 album 'Uprising'... Bob Marley collapsed in NYC and discovered that cancer had spread to his body... He performed his final show in Pittsburgh, knowing it would be his last and played extended encores that night.
Despite getting cancer treatments, his health deteriorated. Bob Marley died in May 1981 at age 36... He was given a state funeral in Jamaica.
In 1984, a 'best of' compilation release 'Legend' by Bob Marley & The Wailers was released and has sold 12 million copies in the US, 25 million worldwide... His widow Rita Marley is the caretaker of Bob Marley's estate.
Former Wailer Peter Tosh began his solo career in the 70's and found success as a reggae artist... However, a brain injury caused by a car accident in 1973 created some issues for him and made him somewhat erratic... While on a break from touring and releasing his last album 'No nuclear war' in 1987, Peter Tosh was murdered by gang at his home (one of whom he was trying to help) attempting to rob him.
Peter Tosh was 42.
Well done Mia.. More Marley gems....
"EXODUS"
"Could This Be Love?"
"Redemption Song"
Oh Mia! Okay so gummies really do help you to relax and open your mind when listening to music. I take them to help me relax and sleep. Great reaction to a legendary artist. ❤❤❤🙏😊
“No woman no cry” is another great song by Bob Marley
My ultimate chill music.. him and Sade are the ultimate vibes
Great choice keep expanding your horizon Bob Marley was a legend his music always had a message in them
One does not have to be high to fully appreciate Bob’s music.
I am loving how diverse the music you are choosing is. So many great artists from different genres. For a new music reaction channel you are growing so fast and given your personality i am not surprised because you are very likeable. I subscribed today and my favourite Bob Marley song is "No Woman No Cry" and i hope you will react to the live version (Live At The Rainbow Theatre 1977) one day
I love how your sweet smile truly shows that you adore this song of Bob Marley and the Wailers. It was a joy to see your vibe while enjoying the video. I was in school when his music got a resurgence. I got it. There is a fantastic documentary called "Marley" from 2012, it is long but in credible showing just what an incredible human being, soul an artist he was during his life. Three Little Birds is a catchy song of his too.
Bob Marley was the first person to bring Jamaican reggae main stream. I love Bob Marley he was very big in the 70s. My family listen to his music all the time back then. I believe he died of brain cancer and 79. My favorite songs were buffalo soldier and oh I shot the Sheriff.😍🎶
Definitely wasn’t brain cancer wtf! Who told u dat?
Bob Marley is not just a musician he's cultural phenomenon. He's a rastaman from Jamaica. BTW Lennie Keavitz' mom is Jamaican.
I love cannabis. I would never drink or do any other drugs. Herb is the only one. I haven’t been able to partake in over 12 years because of my job. I love Bob Marley. He was a freedom fighter
I liked this reaction. Then again, they've all been good. I'm from Minnesota. Let's get some Prince. I recommend his version of "Motherless Child", but "Starfish and Coffee" is good too. Let's get some Prince.
The message in Bob's music is real and very relevant in present day life...
Bob Marley was ending wars in riffs in Jamaica and across the continent of Africa. He was ending a lot of civil wars started by foreign western countries to take their resources. It’s one of the reasons it’s highly speculated he was killed by the CIA
This dude is head of the table at any get together with loved ones I have in my imagination
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I absolutely love his song “mellow moods “
He's awesome Mia 💜😘🤗👑you should make room for Marvin Gaye when your ready... God bless Goddess👏🏽✨️🤭😁
Having been to Jamaica and i mean staying in real Jamaica with 55 gallon drums for bath water and no electricity or running water to home outside of Ochoa Rios and Spur Tree. Not Sandals resort living. He was a man of his people but there are many layer to his life story but He LOVED Jamaica and his people and tried to unify them. Way more than a dope smoker and It's a long layered story but he is a Legend. Read up on him.
Love the reaction Love the song 💥💯 💯
Bob was such a key figure in Jamaican culture. He was shot in an attempted assassination, and played a show 2 nights later. He spoke with his music about about things that can be applied to every part of the world.
Don't feel so bad. I am a Gen X'er and that was my impression of him too before this Cape Verdean girl brought her Bob Marley CD with us when we hung out for the day. I didn't know up til then that I had heard him before on the radio. We listened to the entire CD and my reaction was your reaction. I fell in love with his music and the next pay day I bought the greatest hits CD that we listened to which 28 years later I still have. If you loved this song, try "Three Little Birds". It will instantly cheer you up.
Oh YES. We definitely have to make a stoner playlist for you. Another one of Bob Marley s love songs is Waiting in Vain (absolute 🔥).I personally like his Get up Stand up song , for it's message, and Could you Be Loved for the bass line. But Yes I definitely FEEL that certain albums are experienced differently when you are stoned, just the same as hearing your favorite song while you're buzzed might put you in a better mood.
Yea, it was awesome that you loved it, too. Your literal light up reaction and immediately regretting not giving this a chance was legendary. This is music. This is reacting. Incredible. You can't write that sincere look of acknowledgment. This is beautiful. You're beautiful. Wow. This is one song I hope everyone likes or knows. If this song plays and someone knows it word for word. I'm like ok, we cool. They're cool lol. Much love for this. ❤
This is a nice song, but my favorite song from him is, I believe its called "Make you sweat/ Looking into those big brown eyes." I remember my favorite bar hopping club used to play this music all the time. What wonderful memories!! ❤️
Drugs are wack. Mmkay. Lol. I love Bob Marley. I will NEVER be high. People smoke weed that listen to Country, Spanish music etc. Bob Marley was a revolutionary that sang about oppression, governments, love and stop the violence. Try "Redemption Song" and "No Woman No Cry".
The guy was literary the face of weed, how thr hrll country has more to do with weed them anithing that is reaggae?
@@bernardoblanco4286 I never said Country has more. I said it's in all genres.
😂 he was a Rastafarian weed is literally part of the religion and only people who have never smoked it think it’s a drug, just because son makes it illegal doesn’t make it wrong and just because something is legal doesn’t make it right, slavery was legal didn’t make it right
@darnellharris6780 it was just a joke.
@ so where’s the punch line?
"Could You Be Loved" and--- everything else by the man...🦁✊🏾💚
Mia, Love that you are listening to these older artist. Bob Marley was so universal and not for people getting high. People have this perception of us Islanders which is lack of education about other peoples culture. Stay objective and listen to the words in Bob’s songs. Too this day his songs deals with society today and it’s struggles.
Hey Mia great reaction. I love seeing some of the greats appear on your channel. I shot the sheriff is another amazing Bob Marley song which was covered by Eric Clapton. I hope you enjoy the suggestion
waiting in vain is a dope romantic Bob Marley song
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Great reaction episode 😎💯💯💯💯
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Could You Be Loved brings reggae vibe to reggae. My fav.
This is one of my favourites of his. Please react to Bob Marley - Waiting in Vain.
I don't smoke anything. Used to, but I was into Bob Marley way before that, since I was a kid.
That was Bob Marley was about. ONE LOVE!
Bob's music was music with a message. A message that spoke about liberation, anti-oppression, spirituality, culture and love. He was more than a musician, he was a revolutionary. And Reggae in general is about that.
Bob Marley music is loved globally.
True respect true love man for one
Love Bob Marley💪🏾💯‼️
Yes! Music definitely hits different when Irie and definitely no judgement.
Love seein my girl just smiling and enjoying listening to bob Marley❤
Don't worry, at least you've been honest. This is the music from the time when people weren't overcomplicating everything, as you said it's an innocent and genuine song, you can't not love it. Btw, your image fits perfectly with Bob Marley and the Wailers, that was the band's name. Loved his back vocals, the I -threes, one of them was his wife Rita Marley.
Songs to check out: 'No woman, no cry' and 'I shot the sheriff', to name just a few.
SUCH a great artist. Bob and the reggae movement brought love and peace (and a healthy dose of the herb). Check out the Police, and Eric Clapton's version of "I Shot the Sheriff" - they helped bring the reggae sound to a bigger audience.
Noooooooooo! Stay away from drugs, you really don’t need that! But Bob Marley is good music … and watching you enjoy great music is a natural high!
Weed is hardly a drug heck everything is a drug by your definition caffeine, alcohol etc 😂
But I agree weed is not for everyone it would numb your emotions for some people.
@@booxcr ok does! Does Weed do anything positive to improve her health or lifestyle, it’s just another bad habit, like you listed
@@henryJ78it’s only a bad habit if you make it one. Weed doesn’t have to be positive or improve health, it’s a neutral ground.
That is what reggae music’s all about…peace, love and unity. It brings every nation and creed together. Please don’t associate dreadlock with smoking. I’ve toured with a reggae band all over the world and I don’t even smoke. Please listen to the whole Legend album, no reaction…the ultimate taste of reggae music. Also, you should do a reaction to another reggae artiste named Dennis Brown, the album is called Love and Hate. One Love!
I Love Bob Marley. Three little birds and more and his kids are entertainers as well.
"Don't judge a book by its cover!"-- I love how you admit you had misjudged Bob Marley.. Thank you! I really enjoy watching your reaction videos. For a complete Bob Marley experience, check out his live show at the rainbow theatre 1977. You're welcome❤
I listened to B.M. a year straight when I was about 17 coming into my consciousness and understanding the world. I definitely smoked at that time but I can't recommend anyone go down the path of taking drugs. You can start on one but that can lead to opening different doors you wish you never had. So my foolish advice would be stay away from going down that road. Bobs music was full of love, politics and spirituality. His biggest hit is called "Could You Be Loved. In a way he was like the reggae version of Tupac😂....that's when Tupac was on his positive vibe
Miss U My Bob
"Jamming" is also a banger. "Stir it up" is also worth a listen. "Concrete Jungle" performed live at the Old Grey Whistle is also worth a watch. It has some interesting harmonies.
Jesus Christ, ur blessed, so I'm blessed.... ❤❤❤
Hey Princess, Bob Marley is a fantastic choice, the voice of a movement.....we use to go to Bob Marley festivals in Houston off of Allen Parkway we would hit each year😎 lets get irie mon.
Many listen to Marley songs while toasting the dragon. Many others listen without being supplemented. It's all based on how one feels at a given time. But the main reason for enjoying Bob Marley songs is just the enjoyment of the music. The man was a genius at bringing people together.
Back in my college days me and my friends would smoke pot, laugh at nonsense, and listen to Bob Marley... Oh 3 AM Pizza delivery...
Bob Marley was a king--gone way too soon
No Woman No Cry should be next
If Mia is from Houston, this reaction just gave me raised in Katy or The Woodlands vibes. Lol jkjk. Props for the queen expanding her mind without drugs yet. 😂❤
Give it up respect to the great Bob Marley Man in The Wailers.. yo yo yo
Keep growing... Bless Yah!!!
I dont want to wait in vain is another great song!
I am a Canadian who grew up listening to a whole lot of Bob Marley music and I automatically became touched by all of his songs. Just like Tupac music, Bob Marley's songs heavily apply to this very world that we live in now. He is a Jamaican Icon!! He has 12 kids and so many grandkids too. Most of them do music too and all of his male children look exactly like him and they even sound like him too especially his grandson Skip Marley. Bob's children are Ziggy Marley, Sharon Marley, Cedella Marley, Stephanie Marley, Makeda Marley, Karen Marley, Rohan Marley, Stephen Marley, Ky-Mani Marley, Julian Marley, Robbie Marley, and Damian Marley.
Quality music, Mary Jane…All elevation 💯
He was from Jamaica and the country was at war for a long time. You should check out the documentary on Bob
No materialistic things at all just possessions of love and being with their family
Probably Bob's most popular song but my favourite is "So much trouble in the world". I'll stop there otherwise the list will be neverending...Bob was a modern day philosopher and a beacon for peace and love in the world. All music is better when high...and the best music when stoned is Led Zeppelin or Pink Floyd...Bob's music is about the vibe and the message.
Hi Beauty !
Epic !
👍👍👍💕🇸🇪😎
Bob Marley is probably the greatest song writer ever live. Died at age 35. His music still selling like crazy today. Thanks to Gen Z. He wrote a song for his back up singers called three little bird. You would love it.
I think Time by Pink Floyd would be a great song to listen to on edibles. Pink Floyd music is beautiful and is meant to not just be listened to but to be experienced.
The Godfather of Reggae!! I could never get high while listening to bob marly but Pink Floyd. That’s an experience. PS: Don’t do drugs kids.
🎉His songs helped Zimbabwe to gain independence And help Fight Apartheid South Africa Name numerous attempts were made on his life Because many of his songs were speaking out against the government And Evil leaders across the world
So some of the instruments that I know he normally uses is like a kongo drum guitar ,piano percussions like shaker ,tambourine
Bob was the man
Another KILLER ACDC shirt!! Anyone who does judge you, for just being you… well what’s that saying-“never get stoned in glasses houses”?? lol. Oh “never throw a stoned man through a glass window”? As long as you love it Mia, I’m here for it. Have fun!!🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁🌹
Reggae music is so soothing. You should check out Dawn Penn and Marcia Aitken. Fire .
Bob Marley está cantando e espalhando a solidariedade e o amor com jah
Love this song
I know your new to Bob Marley and stuff but he’s don’t just sing song for people to get high that man is a Legend and he was a man of peace and a very intelligent man to
Bob Marley is one of the most important artist of all time. He's beyond just music. If Bob was alive and you met him you'd probably be his next baby momma lol
mr marly is just the best poet
Bob Marley’s music is for profound thinkers not for getting high. Hes a freedom fighter and a philosopher! He’s the GOAT! React to “War” Redemption Songs etc..
The funny thing about this reaction is that I'm actually in Jamaica on vacation right now ✌️😄
You don't need to be high to enjoy Bob or any other Reggae artists. Try check out the Bob Marley: One Love movie that came out earlier this year.
You can't hate bob marley, he's such a legend, and his music is timeless.
6:21 to 6:47 I feel that in my SOUL lol, every good song to me has what I call a break down and that’s done with lyrics or instruments and that’s the break down in this song! I hope you learn more about bob, like you I don’t like much reggae but bob was just so good, the first song I heard was “Stir it up” and it did something to me so i wanted to hear more from bob…bob reminds me of 2pac in the sense of he wasn’t around long and made a ton of music in a short amount of time. Did you know that his country was fighting and fighting over control of the country and he bought both leaders of opposition parties on stage together at the end of one of his concerts! Bob was bigger than weed and getting high he was a humanitarian, the FBI/CIA was keeping tabs on him because his music was so powerful, you should watch the docu-drama on prime video about him! Oh and please check out stir it up and if you like it do a reaction video to it!!!
GREAT REACTION! IF YOU LOVE BOB MARLEY YOU SHOULD REACT TO HIS OTHER SONGS LIKE "JAMMIN" AND "I SHOT THE SHERIFF"
Delroy Wilson does a great cover of Marley's song The Sun is shining. You should check it out. The aggrovators are Delroy's backing band for the track. And they also add a niyabinghi drum pattern in that hits hard.