Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World | FIRST TIME REACTION | (Official Music Video)
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It's an 80s signature song - like Simple Minds "Don't you forget about me".
Hey @leroyrs , agree, this is by FAR an signature song of the 80s and my personal favorite. Just curious, to you thing the "Don't You Forget About Me" is as prominent as it is due to the Breakfast Club? I only ask because during discussion with others, when I have them listen to that side by side with Crowded House "Don't Dream It's Over" most people actually prefer the later. Just wondering your thoughts.
@@willwhitman7534 Sure "The Breakfast Club" made that song iconic. But IMO TFF and Simple Minds share a similiar sound. "Everybody rules the World" and "Alive and Kicking" have a comparable song structure with that positive very melodic upbeat sound.
May i suggest the Jam and Spoon remix?
@@RSOFT92 Sure - thx.
I only remember their 90 tunes like "Right in the night" or " Find me"
@@leroyrs
The only Tune from Jam and Spoon that i knew was "Follow Me", a 12 Minute Trance Classic (@Bisscute: also worth a listen).
For being almost 40 years old, this song is still the epitome of what life was like living in the 80's. I kinda miss it.
I was about to call you old as fuck. Then remembered my age. I’m with ya 😂🤙
This song headlines my Soundtrack of the 80's, for just this reason. It is the most 80's that ever 80's'd :P
Depresses me the gas prices, and he's driving an Austin Healey.
Kinda miss it Zach? I most definitely MISS IT!! Send me back for 30 minutes! Just long enough to buy that awesome Healey before the prices skyrocketed!! And to grab hold of one of those great ladies of the 80's that seemed to be missing nowadays!! Peace out...
@@Ramjetwarrior Bisscute is an example of a pretty great woman nowadays..
At the end of the song, when you said, "Noooooo. Why is it ending? Go back!" -- This is EXACTLY what I always thought whenever this was on the radio when I was growing up.
Tears for Fears-Sowing the Seeds of Love
Yes! And Mad World!
Yes!!!!❤
YES!
This song is the quintessential 80’s song. One of the reasons it’s my favorite decade.
They say the song of your life is whatever was #1 when you turned 12 years old. For me "Shout" by this band is the song representing me.
She needs to react to shout and head over heels. This one of my favorite songs from tears for fears.
_in violent times, you shouldn't have to sell your soul_
_in black and white, they really really ought to know_
_those one track minds, that took you for a working boy_
_kiss them goodbye! you shouldn't have to jump for joy_
@@sirmoonslosthismind Excellent song. Shout is an instant classic.
+1 And I would add "Seeds of Love", they got that classic Beatles references in that song, and with that, wrote a "britpop-blueprint" before there was britpop (as a genre).
* cough * _woman in chains_ * cough *
@@sirmoonslosthismind Excellent song as well
Tears For Fears - "Woman In Chains"
Biss ... That’s a must-have in your repertoire!!
Probably their best song...but not great for radio play back in the day (The beat isn't simple enough) so never got the attention it deserved. Should be part of everyone's music education though.
Oleta Adams nailed it! I love the Californian Nights concert.
Yes! And damn it sounds good on vinyl. One of the best mixes ever.
A true classic from the best yr of music in the 80's, 1985.
The opening lyrics have always spoken to me..."Welcome to your life. There's no turning back." This song was released just as I was graduating from high school and turning 18 in 1985. The more time that passes, the more thought provoking those lyrics become. It was as if it was a send off to the rest of my adult life. And quickly, the older I got the more I began to realize there truly is no turning back. There are no do-overs. Once that time is gone, it's gone forever. Don't waste it. Make it the most of it. Here I sit, 39 years later with my 57th birthday just a couple of months away wondering where it all went and wishing I could have another chance to get it right.
I'm 67 and I ask the same questions
I was born in 1981 and these 80s songs were playing all through my childhood. I miss that decade. I used to make mix tapes already when I was 5 or 6 years old, and still remember the annoyance when the DJ was talking over the intro of the songs on the radio. 😅
50 here and I feel you 100%
This song is very nostalgic for people who were teenagers in the 80s, it was on the radio constantly for like a year.
I don't know if anyone mentioned this before but, this song was used at the end of the movie 'Real Genius' just before the credits roll. A fun little movie to watch with a big bowl of "popcorn" 🍿.
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Yes! I remembered that!
YES! Every time I hear this song and think of that movie and where it was in the movie ... MUST have popcorn! LOL
Same😊
It was also used in Bumblebee
Roland Orzabal (on guitar) and Curt Smith (on vocals) aren't related but they were childhood friends from Bath, England. They do have somewhat similar voices though, which could be a regional thing.
Both actually share lead vocals pretty evenly throughout their catalogue. Curt is also the band's Bassist.
Certainly check out "Head over heels" which features Roland on lead vocals.
Also "Shout" (they were big into Shout therapy back then), "Advice for the young at heart", "Change", "Pale Shelter", "Mad World", "Woman in chains", "I Believe", "Sowing the Seeds of love"
Elemental, Break It Down, Raoul and The Kings Of Spain - Sorry, The Tipping Point, No Small Things etc
One of the best songs of the 80's, I listen to it every time its on any radio station. And as a guitarist the solos in this song are fire.
Everybody Wants To Rule The World was released in 1985. None of the band members are related. They are a great band who captured the mood of the time perfectly. You must check out the rest of their music.
This song was sung by bass player Curt Smith, and his musical partner is the guitar player, Roland Orzabal, with the two the bandleaders. Roland sings lead about half the time, and they generally always provide backup vocals for each other. Both of them endured very difficult childhoods, resulting in them both being very introverted, and they'd been undergoing Primal Scream Therapy to help break them out of their introverted shells - which is what inspired their song Shout. The band's name, Tears For Fears, was also inspired by their collective therapy and emotional struggles.
Everybody Wants To Rule The World would easily make the list of the Top 20 most important songs of the 1980s, and this monster hit enjoyed 4 or 5 years of hourly rotation on the radio, along with the other smash hit from this album, Shout. EWTRTW has appeared in MANY movies and even more TV shows. Here's a (very likely incomplete) list of movies known to feature the song:
Real Genius (1985)
The Secret Of My Success (1987)
Peter's Friends (1992)
American Psycho (2000)
Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011)
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013) (cover by Lorde)
Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)
Pitch Perfect 2 (2015)
Deadpool (2016)
Wonder Woman (2017)
The Lego Batman Movie (2017)
Ready Player One (2018)
Alita: Battle Angel (2019)
Trolls World Tour (2020)
Tesla (2020)
Tears For Fears "Sowing The Seeds Of Love" 🔥❤️🔥
Curt and Roland were friends in England, and this was released around mid 1980s.
Curt (the singer) lives in the US now, and Roland (the guitarist) still lives in the UK, and have recently got together to perform these great bangers.
Tears For Fears songs to check out Shout, Head Over Heels, Mad World.
💜💜💜🎶🎶🎶💜💜💜 also “Shout” and “Head Over Heels” “Sowing the Seeds of Love” and “Break It Down Again” are GREAT songs from them 💜💜💜☺️
Woman in chains and Mad World.👍
@@alejandromartinez1766 YEAH!!! 😎🤜💥🤛😎
this was a big song in 1985 and was played in regular rotation on the radio for the rest of the 80s.
Head over Heels is classic as well-
Tears For Fears is a great group to jump down the rabbit hole with. Great musicians and songwriters.
Tears for Tears - Mad World. Change. Pale Shelter. Head Over Heals.
Fantastic Song, great album. Came out the summer of 1985. There are some great memories attached to that summer and this album. Check out Shout, by the same band. Feel better soon Biss!
Tears for Fears - Shout, also Mad world, ( You may have heard versions of this one, but this band are the originals that sang it).
I'll be honest, I like the Gary Jules version from Donnie Darko better. I think they sing it too fast.
@@3DJapan The slowed down version hits more in a depressing manner, i think the faster original hits more of the madness of repetitive living.
This song is from the movie "Real Genius". Great Movie!!!
My daughter is now 40. Back when she was 2 she insisted that we listened to Tears for Fears when in the car always 😎☺️
These boys really were very much THE 80S in musical form, they're so great. This was one of THE all-time anthems of the Decade, definitely, every time I hear it it really takes me back to my childhood and a time when the world was ... very different. Sewing the Seeds of Love, Head Over Heels and Shout are the other absolute ESSENTIALS from these guys, and I would also recommend Mad World and Woman In Chains, they're both bangers too.
Some songs like this take me back to a specific time and place when I was in my early '20s. Summertime, playing baseball, trying to impress a girl I had a hard crush for, getting teased by my friends about it. Like having a photograph burned into my memory, this song probably brings many others to a time and place that made them feel good. Even if hearing it for the first time, I hope music brings you to a particular time and place in your memory that is awesome. Love seeing others hear it for the first time too!!!!
Probably the best musical guitar solo in any song, ever. Soooo good.
The one at the end of their song 'Shout' is also epic! 🤩
I lived in SoCal desert all my life. This video was filmed in Cabazon ( the Exxon station was in North Palm Springs). You used to be able to see the gliders being pulled and flying all the time there, now the area is covered with wind turbines and at the West end there is a large Indian casino and hotel. Times change. This was home for me, I miss it now, now in Washington State.
windy point and the sultan sea
@@j0k3rday Yes but Salton Sea. Whitewater River used to go right by the sand dunes there.
Love listening to this driving on an open road as the sun goes down. 😎
at palm springs ca
This song was in a 80's comedy called Real Genius starring Val Kilmer that became a cult classic.
Ah finally, Tears for Fears, one of the most important bands from the 80's, you`re gonna love them :)
Hi Bisscute, you really should check out the singer with the pony tail and his daughter sing "Pale Shelter" from their home during covid. The singer is older now (and no more pony tail), but still sounding great! And his daughter sounds great too.
And the singer is Curt Smith. My bad, I should have known that.
Had this song on repeat here in Ireland when I was young in the 80s. Utter Classic.
I've loved this song since 1985. It's just beautiful.
And look at those instruments. This is not a rock song but they play actual instruments.
In a similar vein Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker has a song called "Running The World" it's still relevant 17 years on and it's guaranteed to get you singing along to the chorus, there's a fantastic live version on TH-cam from French TV
Shout and Head Over Heels are must reactions. Tears For Fears were an 80s band so right. Great reaction and hope you get better soon.
it is a classic almost an anthem in the 80´s
They have so many amazing songs, Shout, Mad world, Woman in Chains...you should dive in. Oh and this is one of the few songs where this guy is the singer. Most of them are by the other guitarist who has another really rich voice and they harmonize really well together. Love your reactions Bisscute and hello from Cherry Gardens South Australia!
Another classic dance tune in the 80s, beautiful guitar soloing too. You can't help but Move. "All for freedom and for pleasure, nothing ever lasts forever"...very 80s too.
One of my top New Wave songs from the 80s (even as mostly just a metalhead back then) was "Melt With You" by Modern English, you DEFINITELY need to give it a listen, dear.
Don McLean - Vincent "Starry, Starry Night" (With Lyrics and paintings)
I love this song, it takes me back to my disco days, work all day to dance all night!
This song is from 1985 and they both are not related by friends . this song is an anthem for generations to come . ( Bisscute Happy Birthday !!! )
Epic group from the 80s. You should also check out ‘Shout,’ ‘Head over Heels and ‘Don’t you forget about me.’ 🫶🏻🙌🙌
Yes! absolutely love these 🤩🤩🤩
Wembley stadium 1988
Mandela day concert,my big head close up in the crowd when this was getting blasted out
Great times
This song represents the 80's like an anthem.
Another amazing song of this band you'll really enjoy is Advice For The Young At Heart.
One of my favorite songs, combines the 80s, road trips and good vibes!
Romania is cute. Your accent melts hearts
Another great song from this band, and real favorite of mine, is "Shout".
No, they weren't related, but Curt Smith, who's the main singer in this song, and Roland Orzabal, who's playing guitar, are British, I think come from the same neighborhood, met as teenagers, were in another band together very early on, but the two of them just vibed together, and found they were really on the same wavelength, and interested in the same kind of stuff, and had very similar upbringings, so broke off from that other group, and started Tears For Fears instead. They would both write songs, I think sometimes together, and sometimes separately, and they both perform, but some songs, one would take more of the lead, and other songs the other would, but either way, they were really great together. Seems like they were a pretty tight partnership for quite a long time, but after the fame, and the this and that, I think Curt Smith eventually just felt like he needed to be alone for once. I don't know exactly, but I think it's something like that.
An iconic song and wouldn't mind going for a summer drive in that nice 60's Austin-Healey 3000 mark 3 thats in the music video.
from the same band, you'll find beautiful songs :
woman in chains
sowing the seeds of love
famous last words
elemental
break it down again
Mad World and Pale Shelter are my favorite songs. This was mid 80s
"Shout" is good also.
Did anyone ever notice the dinosaur statue during the lyrics' nothing ever lasts forever'? So profound, I missed it the first time seeing the video years ago but caught it the second or third time watching. Such a terrific song!
Pretty sure on one of your movie reactions, you reacted to Val Kilmer in 'Real Genius', the one where they filled the house with popcorn at the end. This track was the theme over the end credits of that movie.
For more Tears for Fears, "Shout" is a must, but "Pale Shelter" narrowly edges it out for me.
Still around touring and killing it just like the 80’s….two great singers and are just great musicians.
Release date January 1, 1985 for Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World. Tears For Fears - Shout- is a bigger hit! Please react to it.
Great to see you react to this - it is indeed an iconic 80s hit which was huge in the mid-1980s on both sides of the Atlantic. Tears For Fears are a great British band, the two main performers you see (singer Curt Smith and guitarist Roland Orzabal) are still together to this day and you can find clips of them performing live even in recent years and they still sound great.
There are lots of good songs from them apart from this one: "Shout", "Woman In Chains", "Mad World", "Sowing the Seeds of Love", "Head Over Heels", "Laid So Low (Tears Roll Down)", "Break It Down Again", "Raoul and the Kings of Spain" - to pick just the main highlights!
Would love to see you react to either Spandau Ballet or Little River Band. Both bands were staples of the 1980's.
Great reaction. This song was huge in the summer of 1985. I would suggest Head Over Heels next. Feel better!
Ahhh, yes - Filmed where I used to live: the Banning-Cabazon area of Southern California.
This is one of the best songs of the 80s. Next try head over heels
Biss, Tears for Fears is a British "New Wave" band (among many) from the 80s. In this song, the main vocalist is bass guitar player Curt Smith, but in other songs by the band the lead vocalist is Guitarist Roland Orzabal (who sings the backing vocals in this song). Curt Smith recorded a video singing with his daughter during the pandemic, called "Mad World performed by Curt Smith of Tears for Fears". It's worth a reaction to this video, believe me you'll like it!
Great choice for The reaction Miss Bisscute, a timeless hit from 80's. Tears for fears it's a great Band with so many hits, for future reactions i suggest you: Woman in chains, Shout, Mad world, you Will love them.
Other big hits from these guys are “Shout”, “Change”, “Sowing The Seeds Of Love”, and “Woman In Chains”. All fantastic songs.
One of my favorite bands from the 80s. They have a lot of great songs.
It's not your current year playlist, full of 80s songs. It's John Hughes' playlist, from the 1980s. That one movie director was the biggest hit maker of the 80s. If the song was in a John Hughes teen movie, it was going to sell and get radio play.
That great old school ❤
_...all for freedom, and for pleasure; nothing ever last forever..._
They had many great lines in that song!
I hope you're feeling better soon. Thanks for sharing your reaction.
The song was released in 1985. A timeless classic. 🙂
This was released in 1985 actually and this is very 80s sounding music ;). Curt Smith (singing here) and Roland Orzabal (guitars and singing more than half of their other songs) are not related but they met during their teen years. This song was on one of the biggest albums of the 80s (Songs from The Big Chair) which also had the other hits "Shout" and "Head Over Heels". They followed it in 89 with "Sowing the Seeds of Love" that, to me was an even better album. They then separated and Roland released two more albums on his own under the Tears for Fears name in the 90s. After being apart for a long time they came back in 2004 then separated again until last year when they released a brand new album (The Tipping Point). All of their albums are truly great. They have that kind of signature sound that, even the new material sounds like classics. They certainly knew how to write hits! This band is worth diving into more. I've seen them 4 or 5 times live, always an amazing concert experience.
this was #1 the week we moved to SoCal when I was 13 (don't do the math!) I had never been west of Ohio before that, so it felt like we were both experiencing California for the first time.
Tears for Fears is an amazing band and they are still touring and putting out new albums. I see them live every chance I get. Last time they came to town they had the band 'Garbage' open up for them and it was one of the best concerts I ever went to. I don't know how these two guys have preserved their voices so well.
The song was featured on the soundtrack of several films including Felix the Cat, Friends of Peter, Romy & Michelle, School of Geniuses and Change Your Life with a Click. The song also appeared in the early trailers of the film Independence Day, but was eventually favoured by R.E.M.’s It’s the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine). The song also appeared in the television series Numb3rs, Malcolm, Mr. Robot (played in melancholy-dissociated style by Angela Moss in the karaoke of a nightclub in the episode Illegal Interception) and in the video games Saints Row 2 and World in Conflict and was reinterpreted by Darren Criss in the popular television series Glee. In 2014, a cover by Lorde was featured on the soundtrack of Hunger Games: The Girl of Fire, and was later used in the trailers of Assassin’s Creed: Unity and Dracula Untold and in the final sequence of the first season of The Royals.
The song was also performed in the film Pixels and in 2016 a cover of the band Ninja Sex Party was released.
The song is also featured in the films Ready Player One and Bumblebee. On November 7, 2018, it was used in the fourth episode of the third season of the American television series Riverdale, and on May 15, 2020, it closed the first episode of the first season of The Great. The song has been sampled and remixed by many artists, singers and DJs, an example is that of Tiësto of 2023, in collaboration with the same Tears For Fears.
Brings soooo many memories of the 80's for me when I lived in Chicago!! Sooooo many classics of 80's film from the legendary John Hughes!!!!!
The drum playing is so sick! The vocal is perfection! The review is sweet, life is good! Change my mind , did i just saw greatness here or what?
Bisscute it is nice seeing how you appreciate good music. Such a pretty young woman enjoying music that was before her time and enjoying it. I love watching your reactions. Keep up the great video. Thanks from Washington state USA
The best part of your reaction starts here 8:52 and when you express your disappointment at the song ending too soon it is preciously cute but remember my dear Bisscute the bad news is that nothing lasts forever but the good news is that nothing lasts forever ♥️
They have several great hits, like Soving the Seeds and Head over Heels. Wish you better Health 🤧
A very big song in it's time. Please say more words with Ŕ. It's so good mmmmm. Ears melting.
Though this is not my usual 'cup of tea' so to speak, I think this subjectively is one of the best songs ever made. If aliens ever visit us and ask 'What is music?' I think is the song we should show them, to show them what music is. Although this might not be everyone's favorite, I think it's impossible to dislike this song. The title of the song is very cool, and the lyrics touches on something that's very human that we all feel and experience one way or another, plus the melody is a perfect balance between uplifting and melancholy. Undeniable classic this one.
No, they just grew up good friends actually, the guitar player is a great singer too. He sings in a lot of the music you’ll find out if you check any of there stuff out😃They have many great songs🎼Check them out🌹
There’s a list of great TFF songs: Pale Shelter, Seeds of Love, Woman in Chains, I believe, Mad World, Advice for the you at heart, Head over hills, etc…
Head over Heals, shout, and Sowing the Seads of love are a must
Head Over Heels is a beautiful song ❤❤
IMO, the best pop song of the 1980’s. So catchy and performed by truly talented artists….loved this trip down memory lane!
This video was shot in the Cabazon California area, I lived about 45 min away from that location. The song was released in 1985.
I was one year out of high school when this was released. Sure miss those days, life was so easy then compared to now. This song and most of your musical reactions take me back to those days.
Years ago I saw Tears for Fears in concert in Milan, it was beautiful, they played all their greatest global hits
This song was in Real Genius with Val Kilmer. That might be where you heard it.
Nice! Good one! Can't remember if you've done them before. Good, very 80s band! For me, they were one of those bands that were popular when I was a kid, so they were there, in the atmosphere, but I didn't necessarily pay that much attention, but later when I was older, I was able to come to really appreciate how good they really were. This song in particular was used in at least a few movies in the 80s. They have a lot of good songs, like "Shout", "Sewing The Seeds Of Love", and "Mad World" are some of my favorites. Actually there was a great cover of "Mad World" in the early 2000s, by Gary Jules, I think, and Curt Smith of Tears For Fears, did a cute video of him performing it with his teenage daughter not too long ago.
1985 was the year, I was 5 years old and music was always playing in the house. You would've probably seen me vibing to the song while playing with my toys in the living room. Good times. 🙂
Another good one from them is; Shout
Love your reactions. Fave Tears for Fears song is Head Over Heels. Think you'd love it.
I turned 20 in 1985. This song and "The Boys of Summer" are two melancholy anthems that bring back all the joy and pain of that decade.
A 65er just like me!!!!
Happy belated B Day, April girl!🎉 🎂 ❤ 🎈