The Beatles - Hey Jude REACTION ONE OF THE BEST SONGS I'VE EVER HEARD

[@joealyjim3029]

Id be willing to bet that you could chant “na na na nananana nananana” in almost any public place in the world and at least 1 person will reply “heeey juude”. Thats the impact The Beatles had.

[@tommathews3964]

That's so true!!

[@matthewhetzler4912]

I think you’re right. After reading this I thought I should check the 24/7 webcam at the Abbey Road crosswalk. Within 10 seconds, two women stopped in the middle and took a selfie. The Beatles took a photo there 51 1/2 years ago. So yes, their impact is still being felt!

[@simontemplar3359]

I have seen Trafalgar Square in England PACKED with people singing the na na nananana part. It's glorious!
McCartney's YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH part at the beginning is outstanding as well. Magic!

[@sassymessmess9110]

You would win that bet!

[@barbsmith5465]

You are right because it happened to me..,..

[@billdufour1630]

Beatles producer George Martin: "Radio will never play a song this long." John Lennon: "They will if it's us.".....

[@joeyboedeker7205]

The creator of the backstage pass.

[@MartinsGarage97]

Freddie mercury was told the same. But we all love bohemian rhapsody,

[@RichardX1]

@@MartinsGarage97 two songs I will NEVER turn the radio away from except in truly dire circumstances.

[@DylansPen]

Do You Feel Like We Do: Hold my beer.

[@manzana5408]

Heck yeah! It's The Beatles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rickwelch8464]

"What is your favorite Beatles song?" "The one I am listening to at the moment"

[@Andytheashton]

Definitely! It changes from moment to moment

[@BoxingFanatics06]

Yah

[@kulttumult1352]

Dont bother me

[@launabanauna8958]

Amen brother!

[@gailmpintos7232]

For me it is always a toss up between "Help" and "All My Lovin"......and "Can't Buy Me Love" makes it a three way tie on some days.

[@JD_Cool]

Ringo's drumming in "Hey Jude" is so subtle, deft and underappreciated. He begins quietly, then paints such a graceful percussive scaffold as the song builds to a climax.

[@johnmarr5316]

"Graceful percussive scaffold" - poetry man, poetry. Beautiful words.

[@JD_Cool]

@@johnmarr5316 Thanks for the kind words, pal. Am I ineligible for your compliment because I'm an arts writer by trade? lol

[@stevens5541]

Ringo also swears and says ouch fuckin hell

[@katherinhalpin8176]

A gift to the percussive world, God love him

[@haziqkhairy]

@@stevens5541 i thought that was george

[@brettg274]

“I’m sorry, I just got a listen to a few more seconds bro ...”
Never apologize for listening to more Beatles. Ever.

[@jamestoddjackson9655]

Ever! Never apologize for listening to The Beatles. Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da. Not allowed in the UK to be released as a single. Some band covered it, and the COVER was #1 for 16 weeks in the UK. Just a story about Love and Life

[@daletwin1]

I have been listening over and over again to the ending of Hey Jude in my car lately. I can't get enough of Paul McCartney's improvisations and screaming that he does during that part. I just love it and never get tired of hearing it. And I have listened to the song since it first came out over 50 years ago.

[@jp3813]

Unless it's "Wild Honey Pie" or "Revolution 9".

[@tommathews3964]

@@jp3813 I even dig "Honey Pie"! #9 can go though!

[@jp3813]

@@tommathews3964 "Wild Honey Pie" & "Honey Pie" are two different songs.

[@omahatmbgfan]

This song saved my life. I got separated from the group while exploring wilderness. I tried to retrace my path but just ended up making myself more lost... The sun was going down and it would be freezing in northern Canada soon. I just started screaming Na Na Na Na Nah and wait a few seconds. Finally I heard a faint Hey Jude. After and hour or so through this call and response we finally found each other and made it back to civilization.

[@arnavtandon2814]

Damn man

[@TheRevWillNotBeTelevised]

Yeah. I was once chased by dinosaurs. Did the same thing. SALVATION.

[@annielane5621]

Dam man an't that the 💩.

[@TheShmoo123]

WOW!

[@rachelolson5488]

Want a wonderful story to share, I wonder if John Lennon was there too! ✌❤

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

Back in the day, songs were meant to be only about three minutes long. The Beatles defied expectation by making a seven minute song and getting it played on the radio. And it became one of the biggest hits ever. Only the Beatles could get away with writing a three minute song and then sticking four minutes of "na-na-na-naa" on the end. An absolute classic.

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

2.5 minutes.

[@flyinpigmusic331]

5:35 Love that reaction to the orchestra coming in. I've heard this song 1001 times, and it gets me EVERY SINGLE TIME

[@boxsterman77]

It is truly a study in crescendo. It starts off stark, bereft of percussion and backing vocals.

[@jonbuckingham4295]

Who would have thought, three chords and a few na na na’s, could have so much impact.

[@paradisehood9168]

The magic of George Martin. Fifth Beatle.

[@timhopkins9893]

What is the instrument that joins at this moment. A horn? Organ?

[@acordybs]

EXACTLY

[@bierce716]

Every Beatles tune I listen to is my favorite until the next one

[@ghiaman65]

Correct! And my favorite has changed countless times over the past fifty-five plus years.

[@tommathews3964]

Absolutely! Brilliant comment!

[@imagine1004]

Exactly! Lol

[@darkomtobia]

Lot of truth in your statement.

[@sinjis75]

Why you gotta call me out like that. LOL. I swear, every time I hear a song, I say, this is my favorite. Then I hear another one...

[@ottocarson]

You know you are a real Beatles fan when you can’t say which song is your favorite

[@Bassman2353]

Try putting together you own Top 50 list - it remains difficult when you realize what you must still leave out.

[@engi1394]

Yes

[@paulr5694]

@@Bassman2353 How about albums? Have there EVER been three consecutive albums released ... with the creative impact that defined Rubber Soul, Revolver and Sgt. Pepper? Each one surpassing the previous one in artistic brilliance. And that's saying something, given the wonder of Rubber Soul (my personal favorite).

[@kikialdrich4574]

Agreed.

[@rickb.4168]

Because there isn’t just one. It’s impossible.

[@larrywt656]

This was the first single to break the 3:30 time limit that radio stations had at the time. The song went straight to Number One AND every radio station played every minute of it! A truly historic groundbreaking recording.

[@justaguy994]

I know this comment is old. But that was pretty wholesome

[@kk-om5zm]

👍👍👍👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝🤝🙏🙏

[@DavidBolesYYC]

Like A Rolling Stone came out before and did that.

[@allenrappaport2595]

Thank you. You're brilliant. I'm 62 years old. Your reaction captured the song.

[@jasonlandow9291]

Saw McCartney live in 2015, nothing compares to hearing 40 thousand people sing along to every word of this song.

[@fatherman9]

I saw Paul twice (2005 & 2010) I'm standing there saying - Here I am singing Hey Jude with the writer of this song.

[@korybeavers6528]

Yep! 1990 first tour he played Beatle tunes

[@joeyboedeker7205]

Yep. And you were one of them.
Never forget that.😎😎😎

[@Manders13]

Yes! Saw him in the 90's on the Flowers in the Dirt tour at RFK stadium in DC ... 80K people singing this together. It's always going to be one of the best memories of my life.

[@vivianchase-williams7211]

Saw him 3 times and it never gets old...

[@stantonthezag1109]

This song achieves the rare trifecta of being joyous, emotional as hell, and totally hypnotic. It’s like musical dopamine.

[@juliodownbytheschoolyard8006]

That is well said; I've always thought the second part of this song got Tribal, the beat, a bit primordial, along with the repeated 'na-na' chorus along with all the 'hey-heys' yelling in the background from McCartney...it is like a rhythmic chant and he is in a shaman-like trance.

[@telephonic]

Great description.

[@melanieladbrooke1221]

Great equipment no one else had access to courtesy of Tavistock , aka culture manipulators , only joking 🙃

[@Azoria4]

@@melanieladbrooke1221Hmm yes the Tavistock institute, very interesting stuff

[@Thebestaustin-d8f]

“For Well you know that it’s a fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder”. That’s a contender for the greatest lyrics in pop music history!

[@0010Kev]

I saw Paul McCartney about 5 years ago. Let me tell you brother...even though his voice pretty much shot now seeing him live and being able to sing this song along with him at the top of your lungs is almost an out of body experience. I envy you so much because you just heard this song for the very first time! Believe me, we all reacted the same way!

[@loosilu]

I've seen him twice. Singing along with him and 30,000 people is one of the most incredible musical experiences of my life. I had tears streaming donw my face, and I think half the stadium did as well.

[@JorgeAlmaraz02]

I was literally just remembering how i was singing this song when i saw him like a couple years ago too. Trulyyy incredible

[@daletwin1]

Hey Jude stayed at number one longer than any other Beatles' song. A Paul McCartney masterpiece written about John Lennon's son Julian Lennon. It was/is a lot of people's favorite Beatles' song. It was their biggest hit. Personally, I love so many of the Beatles' songs it's hard to pick just one. And I have had the pleasure of seeing Paul McCartney perform this song live 5 times. It always gets the crowd going and everyone up singing and swaying to the music.
I hope you react to YOU NEVER GIVE ME YOUR MONEY and GOLDEN SLUMBERS sometime soon. Two other great McCartney songs the Beatles did off of Abbey Road.

[@roxannemoser]

I only saw Paul once but it was the very best show EVER! This was the last encore he did. It was televised in Charlotte in 93, but he played 2 more hours after the cameras stopped rolling.

[@danacasey8543]

I saw Paul McCartney in 1990 at Texas Stadium in Dallas. I was in the "nose bleed" section, but had binoculars! When he played this song, I cried.

[@procrastinator547]

If you’re gonna do golden slumbers you gotta do slumbers into carry that weight into the end

[@JimiBurleigh]

I only got to see Paul McCartney live once. It was "Wings Over America" in June 1976 at Seattle's old "Kingdome". It was the first major concert that building ever hosted having only opened less than three months prior. It was the best show I saw in that building, Led Zeppelin in July '77 was a close second but McCartney and Wings still outranks them.
Wings was not, however, the first event I went to at the Kingdome. My mother dragged me (kicking and screaming all the way) to the Billy Graham meetings (all freakin' FIVE of them).

[@rodin3872]

or the entire medley

[@leslauner5062]

Every time you listen to another Beatles song for the first time, an angel gets their wings....or something like that....

[@mikeybeeee07]

Played this song at my mom's funeral last July. I love her every day. This song gives me strength.
Love you too man and everything that you do.
Keep being youl

[@Blobnose10]

I plagerising a comment I read a comment that someone else said about the beatles "the beatles don't drain you when you listen to them, they fill you up", just beautiful

[@roxannemoser]

The original title was Hey Jules. Paul wrote it for John's son Julian. God bless you brother for sharing the love!

[@batman1169]

Never knew of this!

[@RichardX1]

I knew it was written for Julian in an attempt to console him in the wake of his parents' divorce, but I just assumed that "Jude" was another valid shortening of "Julian".

[@seasickviking]

According to Paul McCartney, at least. According to an interview with John Lennon, the song was McCartney giving him (John Lennon) the "okay" to leave the band and seek out Yoko Ono--hence the "Go Out and Get Her". Amazing how everyone perceives things differently, huh?

[@cartercarter645]

Seasick that is so interesting, never pieced that together after 40 yes of listening. Thank u for that nugget

[@firstnamelastname-bu1xm]

No, it was written about jewish halocaust survivors

[@jesselobo3213]

I'm not proficient enough to explain the impact that "The Beatles" have had on millions of us but let me try. For as long as I have been alive "The Beatles" and their music have been a beautiful constant in my life. From watching their cartoons as a child to loving their music as I grew up. To following their individual careers, "The Beatles" in one form or another have been there. I am not alone in feeling a special bond with "The lads" from Liverpool. They're like a warm blanket that always make us feel good when I hear any of their music. I was fortunate enough to watch Sir Paul McCartney in concert and I was in tears as I finally had the chance to watch a Beatle live, perform his greatest songs. Long live the remaining Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. May John Lennon and George Harrison RIP. Thank you.

[@dannygriffith6185]

Here here!

[@heddy5155]

Well said!! I feel exactly the same way.

[@Bill_Jones.]

Me three !!

[@vivianchase-williams7211]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@armadillotoe]

They have largely been the soundtrack to my life, and millions of other people's lives.

[@jameshasapoint7628]

Of all the wonderful praise that song has gotten since it was released in 1968, your comments "they got soul" or "they took us to church" are the greatest I have ever heard. Bravo!

[@bellabast]

This song is perfect. The Beatles songs always remind of this quote, "Words make you think thoughts, music makes you feel a feeling, but a song makes you feel a thought.”

[@kittylemeu]

I "discovered" the Beatles in my parents' music collection when I was in high school. I stole it all. Hey Jude is one of my favorite songs of all time.

[@kathyodom5372]

It is never too late nor is anyone too old to "discover" The Beatles.

[@sharileighretsof4790]

Mine too! ❤️

[@buddyneher9359]

@@kathyodom5372 or too young! :-)

[@Tsubakiee]

When my kids were little, we had a massive, I mean a massive music collection of vinyl and cd's. I made sure my kids knew the classics. Now, 30 years later, my oldest brings his ghetto blaster and a pile of cassettes to listen to at work.. He's amassed quite the record collection now as well. My youngest is totally into the classics moreso than what is being produced today.

[@kayden7911]

Sounds like you might jave a bunch of original or at least repress copies of some classic albums. I'm jealous, not gonna lie!

[@musiconlyplease98]

goes from a simple song to an anthem

[@joeyboedeker7205]

A global anthem!!)))

[@markallem1267]

Probably the greatest singalong of all time!

[@DavidLS1]

All these years later, the Beatles still have the most number one hits on the chart, with 20 songs having reached that position.

[@illianarod32]

My Dad's favorite band🎧🎵🎶💙lost my Dad to Covid in November 😢. Thank you for your reaction to this song💙💙💙💙💙

[@mememass623]

So sorry

[@patriciac814]

You’d also love Paul McCartney & Wings: Band on the Run🎵Jet
Beatles: Eleanor Rigby 🎶
Something 🎶
Day Tripper🎶
Taxman🎶
While my Guitar Gently Weeps🎶

[@mburns3236]

The Beatles were my formative years, mid teens. Then I morphed onto Wings. I consider Paul and Linda to be the greatest love of all time.

[@jimfrederick3907]

and RAM!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@patriciac814]

@@jimfrederick3907 I was listing songs. People are really loving Ram these days. They are saying it’s the first Indie album. I’ve been listening lately, sounds fresh. I own all of the Beatles, and most of Paul’s albums.

[@loobyloo8980]

Blackbird is my favourite Beatles song but it’s rare to hear it on the radio.

[@StudeSteve62]

Blackbird, interestingly, has become something of a jazz standard... popular cover for jazz players.

[@trishahamilton5880]

Mine too...did you see the kid that did it on The Voice?!...Brilliant!!

[@RubyRocket26]

I got to see Paul perform it in a giant arena in 2010 and it was absolutely mesmerizing. Just Paul and his guitar sitting on a stool singing “Blackbird” and the entire arena of 40 thousand just listening. Giving me chills just thinking about it again.

[@tommathews3964]

I have the White Album in my CD player now. On the way to work the other day "Blackbird" came on and it just swept me away, like it always does, and I had to repeat 3 more times!

[@loobyloo8980]

@@tommathews3964 my Dad would let me listen to his original Beatles LP’s when I was little and this was my favourite 👍🏻

[@botwitaprice]

And what sealed up this song as a great hit, was the orchestra joining in near the end.

[@cathyopthof8136]

Hey Jude...most likely their #1 song in all of their thousands of songs! I love your Dancing!!!♥️

[@tb632]

React to "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", it's a masterpice by George Harrison, vocalist of the song and lead guitarist of the band, but in this song the lead guitarist is Eric Clapton.

[@glass2467]

But must be the studio version on the White Album. Not the Concert for George, or the Prince version. Those are good, but the heart and soul of this song is the original.

[@dravenblackthorn4765]

@@glass2467 The acoustic version they did for the show LOVE is very good. Different vocal track than the original, but recorded during the same sessions, as were the guitar parts, an extra verse that was left out of the original, and George Martin arranged and conducted the strings. At least as powerful as the original IMO.
th-cam.com/video/VJDJs9dumZI/w-d-xo.html

[@glass2467]

@@dravenblackthorn4765 I love that version too - very emotionally powerful. But I still think that when listening to this song for the first time, it should be the White Album studio version. Then when you hear the acoustic version it will be more impactful.

[@dravenblackthorn4765]

@@glass2467 I'll agree with you on that. I can totally see your point.

[@Bassman2353]

Actually, it's worth listening to the 50th Anniversary remix that came out a couple of years ago - Clapton's guitar work shines through. And then listen to the version on the soundtrack of "The Beatles - Love" Cirque du Soleil show that George Martin completely reimagined from a demo tape of the song with a new symphonic orchestration, arranged by Sir George. The poignancy of the song is just stunning.

[@cherrylsagan63]

Hey Jude was my mom”s favorite song she was still bopping with it at 92!

[@sourisvoleur4854]

💗

[@Rrrebekahh]

❤️

[@alexthrailkill]

Man, if someone doesn’t smile during the “nanana naaaaa” part I can’t be friends with ‘em. Such a classic song

[@paulllewellyn2836]

I've loved this song since it came out. It really is one the THE BEST SONGS ever! IMO. And all great songs have 2 things in common, great music and great lyrics. And if you have the Beatles performing it, well that's icing on the cake.

[@martinrenzhofer8241]

When this came out, it was a rare single that went longer than 3 1/2 minutes. The Beatles broke that rule.

[@aerafel]

James, I will never tire of seeing the sheer joy you get from experience a musical piece for the first time... I truly feel we are kindred spirits because you have so much love for music.

[@HiddenCharmhome]

That’s how I feel, too! ✌️ 🤘

[@FallenHellscape]

I love this man. He’s got a great soul.

[@Willie_Nixon]

Great reaction. The Beatles are the real deal. They changed pop music forever.

[@guzzopinc1646]

when those horns come in at the end during the refrain, dude's mind was blown. this making me remember how much i love the beatles

[@spicyboi544]

bruh, I WAS WAITING FOR THIS ONE

[@chitlitlah]

I think this is my favorite Beatles song as well. It's a crime when they cut the outro short on the radio.

[@spicyboi544]

@@chitlitlah so true, its 7 minutes for a reason
the beatles said it themselves, let it be

[@SherriLyle80s]

Same

[@markallem1267]

I was waiting too. The smile was SOOOOOO worth it.
Love the pic. The Doctor. The definite Ariel you could say

[@cachickadee]

You should watch the video of the Beatles doing it live with a group of people around them. You really get a sense of how people really get into the “Na, na na na, na na na...” 1/2 of the song.

[@petehealy9819]

"They took us to church with that"...I love it. Your spirit and your insights are sooo wonderful!

[@lindsayheim-nugent2567]

Beatles manager was asked how long it would last. And he replied: “The children of the 21st century will be listening to The Beatles. He was right” - Larry Kane. And I have no doubt the children of the 22nd century will be listening too

[@davidroberts4769]

One of the Greatest songs ever made.
If you get a chance, listen to the song that was on the flip side (B-side) of this record. 'Revolution'

[@andykndr]

Revolution 1 is now an demo/extra song on the White Album remastered from 2018, so I assume it's from those sessions. I'm not seeing it on "1" tracklist. Was it part of the double LP vinyl?

[@redgreen82]

@@andykndr Revolution 1 and Revolution are different. Revolution 1 is on the white album. Revolution was the b side to Hey Jude and is much faster and heavier. It never hit number 1 in the US or UK on its own, so it wouldn't be on 1.

[@davidroberts4769]

@@andykndr Revolution 1 is on 'The White Album' and is a slower version of the single version. The single version is on the 'The Beatles 1967-1970' (widely known as "The Blue Album")

[@iche50]

@@redgreen82 Correct...!

[@jacksonhstudios4421]

Thank you for this. I think you’d really like Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds

[@Imme_begin]

I won that record from a radio contest and when my parents drove me to the town the radio station was at, we couldn’t find anyone on the building. Never did get that record! 😂

[@stephenblack3647]

Glad to see this generation is continuing to pay attention

[@carlosvasquez7868]

That's why the Beatles are #1 band of all time and every1 else is second !! Enjoy Brother!!

[@robertsaul234]

It started out as a song of consolation directed at John's son Julian but evolved into a song about himself. Rare for Paul because he almost always wrote in the third person. It's my favorite song. What a great single. This was on the A side and Revolution on the other.

[@trespatines8698]

Imagine having so many great songs that you can have Hey Jude and Revolution in the same single record.

[@kilgoretrout3966]

i received the Apple Label single of it and the single for "Let It Be", with "You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)" as the B-side. i got it for Mi Momma & my Birthday when it was on the shelves....that would be a really odd one to review. i love the humor of it...probably more appreciated in the UK than here. i think i got the "Hey Jude" as much for my Momma's Birthday as i, as it was her favorite song til we lost her on Jan. 8. Gonna be hard to listen to it for awhile...but a smile also comes with the tears.

[@naytonestew7202]

The Beatles had the best B-sides! Side A: Greatest song ever; Side B: Greatest song ever since Side A.

[@robertsaul234]

@@kilgoretrout3966 Let It Be / You Know My Name was the 1st 45 I ever purchased with my own money back in 1970. Let it Be happened to be my mother' favorite song. I got to take her to one of Paul's shows on his Chaos and Creation Tour before she passed.

[@loosilu]

@@naytonestew7202 They were actually considered double A sides.

[@bpatrickkramer6226]

It always amazes me that songs like "Hey Jude" were written and recorded when The Beatles weren't really a band anymore and were on the brink of breaking up officially.

[@kentaylor2416]

They broke up at the peak of their creativity.
So sad, but somehow so right.

[@wwekane2468]

Get back debunks this

[@davidkadingojr.6941]

The Beatles were and still are the G.O.A.T !!!!! Hey Jude is a masterclass performance

[@mattmaloney2445]

McCartney's vocal performance in this song is the greatest in the history of rock!

[@jasonremy1627]

Rome: Listens to a new song
Nobody:
Rome "I dunno bro, this might be my new favorite".
Seriously though, dude, love watching your journey! Keep it up!

[@Tom_McMurtry]

It's fair though when there's brilliant new music every day. Hard to keep to one when you're going through the best in history!

[@jasonremy1627]

@@Tom_McMurtry facts.

[@antarcticorb9197]

The Beatles weren't in the stratosphere...they were in the ionosphere...and still are...

[@antarcticorb9197]

@Lem Lovel it's a figure of speech...sound doesn't travel in outer space either...but the Beatles were certainly "far out"..in the popular jargon of that time.

[@stephenryan7855]

No, they were across the universe!

[@mustuploadtoo7543]

@@stephenryan7855 they wrote a good song from the let it be album called across the universe you should check it out you might like it

[@ernestocheguewasa4601]

There is that old joke:
Paul: Guys, any ideas how to end this song?
John: Nah
Ringo: Nah
George: Nah
🙂

[@preshvilla5182]

😂🤣😅😆😂🤣😅

[@knowwhere3220]

For many of us, the Beatles were our first love. That thrill of waiting to see and hear them, the joy of the comfort of old tunes, the excitement of something new. Many of us grew along with them, and now years later, the music keeps us young.

[@tramvis2521]

I actually cant believe he hasn't heard this song until now!

[@MilosDaddy]

Written by Paul for John's son Julian.

[@thewalruswasjason101]

I still contest much of “ Hey Jude” is also written about John. Many of the lyrics don’t make any sense if directed at a small boy.
Example: “ you have found her, now go and get her”. That sounds like Paul telling John finally “ I accept you’re in love with Yoko, go get her”

[@thewalruswasjason101]

@Penderyn Lewsyn nope, that was for Sean.

[@Fool3SufferingFools]

It’s funny, Paul started singing it to Julian in Paul’s car, but it ended up being Paul’s song to himself... I think he was just starting his relationship with Linda. So he played the song for John and John said, “It’s about me.” And Paul said, “No, it’s about ME!”

[@maclen51B]

@Penderyn Lewsyn He wrote “Beautiful Boy” for his son, Sean.

[@MilosDaddy]

@Penderyn Lewsyn Sean not Julian.

[@jontatum4868]

My first-ever reaction to the Beatles was a non fading smile with tears rolling down my face....and it lasted for hours after my first time listening to the Beatles....and then this question entered my head....WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN MY ENTIRE LIFE BEATLES!
And then I cried even more after listening to the rest of the album.😭😂🤯

[@jeffreykaufmann2867]

What Song?

[@joelopez843]

In the 60’s the Beatles changed music, style, wardrobe, talent, etc and took it to a level that only the Beatles could reach.
There was never a group before or after the Beatles that changed history like them.

[@traherne6726]

I love Paul’s voice..enjoyed 🍏✌🏼

[@vKarl7]

A masterpiece deserves to be followed by a masterpiece. Check out “I Want You (She’s So Heavy),” it will blow your mind!

[@Nanotick1]

When you turn 60 yrs old, you'll have a lot of favorite songs. Listen to "In my Life" by The Beatles

[@lesliecermak6473]

The sheer joy this brought to your face made me
Smile the whole way through.

[@donwebber7034]

Me too thanks for adding so much life to the listen!

[@rik6696]

The moment someone first hears this and Dear Prudence to me are so touching and priceless.

[@martyslazenger935]

"Something" is one of the greatest love songs of all time.

[@leslauner5062]

It's literally the only "modern" song(at the time) to be covered by Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra. It was an instant standard when it was released.

[@martyslazenger935]

​@@leslauner5062 "'Something' is the greatest love song of the past 50 years." - Frank Sinatra

[@leslauner5062]

@@martyslazenger935 He was right, too.

[@georgeharrison243]

Greatest 'singalong' song ever wrote!!😉👍👍👍💖💞❤🎸

[@mburns3236]

1967, 17 years old, living on my.own in Boston. Literally wore this 45 out.

[@harrynac6017]

In my country we say "I turned that record gray"

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

This is truly one of the greatest songs of all times. Thanks for playing it. They definiely took us to church. lol

[@vicodincreamer4831]

House of the Rising sun disagrees

[@jackh.4544]

I've been fortunate enough in my life to see this song performed live by Paul McCartney I have seen many concerts in my lifetime But hands down the best performance ever with Paul McCartney and this song and it's not even my favourite song but this song when performed live holy cow You need to react to a live version of this song

[@loosilu]

I've seen it too. Literally an entire stadium can sing the whole song without Paul. Luckily he sings with us anyway.

[@chrisdudedurian1305]

Nothing pleases me more than seeing someone enjoy and really appreciate the genius and legacy of the Beatles

[@cajuncooper8903]

Written by Paul for John Lennon’s son Julian when his parents were divorcing. Saw Paul in N.O. back in 5/19. He’s still got 95% of his voice in his 70’s. It was the first show on his tour, so he had stamina that was nothing but incredible!! He sang Hey Jude for 7:49 according to my video. I hadn’t realized what a MUSICIAN Paul is, until then. He can play the HECK out of string instruments. Fantastic concert. Surreal really. I saw a BEATLE in concert!! 😳❤️❤️❤️

[@mde944]

I am fortunate enough to have seen Paul McCartney perform this live. Best show ever.

[@drew5965]

Should watch it live at a big venue. Every corner of the globe - wherever Paul performs- no matter the native language, they know this song word for word.

[@sbeckmann2358]

Probably my favorite Beatles song, though it's been overplayed. And yet, every time I hear it, I get emotional. We may never hear a group like this again.

[@nathan43082]

I don't think it's possible to be anything but happy when listening to The Beatles.

[@hb2001]

Best reaction channel on TH-cam!!

[@FallenHellscape]

Him and Jamal aka Jamel.

[@bminturn]

It might sound weird, but watching your reaction to the song left me smiling. It's such a good song. The harmony with the horns at the end - just with how steady the horns are with the root of the I-VII-IV-I chord progression - it's like a canvas, and they kind of paint all over it with the vocal harmonies. It may be the GOAT when it comes to pop / rock.

[@laineydavey]

The emotional power of the horns with the "na na na na's" is incredible and beautiful ❤️

[@soniarodriguez4276]

Every single word, song, medley and the way they played their instruments that not even guitar pros can emulate from the Beatles is why they are world reknown. If only the younger generation can go back and listen to their music would be an eye opener such as yours and have the same reaction. So beautiful to see you and share your reaction with us :)

[@noteverton]

Your reaction is just perfect! You got happier the more you heard. Each "na na na" seems to dig a little deeper into the brain, right into the center. It'll be there forever!

[@annabelle_grace]

"This might... I can't say that hold on" haha lol. I know that feeling, it's virtually impossible to pick a favorite Beatles song. There's just way too many of them. The album that you listened to this song from was the 1 album, an entire album full of their #1 hits... there's 27 songs... that's just crazy. Great reaction,!

[@speedyreedy4878]

This was the first 45 record I ever bought 🙌🏾

[@davidjohnson345]

Ditto!! “Revolution” was the flip side if I recall.

[@kaychristensen4394]

The Beatles will never fail to astound you. 😎

[@louisemagill8295]

I've seen so many reaction videos, but found yours today, and you're firmly my favourite!
You are so enthusiastic and your chair dancing is so infectious!,
New fan!

[@maxwellshammer5283]

“While My Guitar Gently Weeps”, please. The original version.

[@ZacCostilla]

Yes! George is my favorite Beatle!

[@marckusel5602]

Brought tears to my eyes watching you rock out to one of my all time favorites.

[@queensquish]

I cried as well!! Haha 🥲🥲

[@sgtpepper6441]

Welcome to the Beatles James, they never disappoint. Even though I've listened to this song hundreds of time, really enjoyed watching your reaction to one of the best sounds ever recorded.

[@The_Vegan_Punk1967]

Yes it is indeed one of the best songs ever!

[@jeffstumpf9129]

Dude, you are so full of joy.

[@derekgarcia1030]

May I suggest The Beatles " The Long and Winding Road"

[@larryjohnson7992]

The Naked version I detecst hearing Phil Spector's damage to the Let it Be version.

[@pamela2843]

Oh! I’m so glad to see how much you enjoyed this song, what a joy. I’m near 60, thus grew up on the music of the Beatles. I think it’s important to keep giving it Life. Thank you so much for this reacción. Rock on.

[@danclarke7594]

"they took us to church" Love it. Awesome compliment.

[@TheAcgtrs]

“Ticket to ride”, it will always be my favorite Beatles song. It’s early in their career, and shows so much maturity. A true foreshadowing of the greatness that was to come.

[@thomasanastasia8128]

I agree

[@FallenHellscape]

I want some of what this guy is taking.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Beatle juice

[@FallenHellscape]

@@sourisvoleur4854 That's hilarious. :)

[@sarahfullerton6894]

@@sourisvoleur4854 , hahaha 😆

[@Bassman2353]

It's called the joy of discovery.

[@justnais2375]

Never be ashame to have Hey Jude youre favorite Beatles song ! It’s one of the favorite of everyone !

[@sexysadie1]

OMG, The Beatles "Hey Jude" LOVE IT!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. I'm convinced that if I would have been alive in the 60's and had a chance to have seen them, I would have lost my ever loving mind!! A total 100% classic!

[@joeyboedeker7205]

Every body can sing, the "nah nah" song)))
Your grandmother, mother, your sister and your daughter can sing this in unison!)))))

[@charliemac64]

Let's all get up and dance to a song that was a hit before your mother was born, though she was born a long, long time ago. Your mother should know.

[@harrynac6017]

@@charliemac64 All together now...

[@jonhernandez4133]

Please, please brother, listen to “The Long and Winding Road.”

[@Darjeelingla]

Yes - my favorite Beatles tune.

[@cjevans6365]

Oh, I love that song!

[@colindebourg9012]

I was a young teenager in 1963 and heard Please Please Me for the first time, it stopped me in my tracks and so The Beatles journey began, I can't believe that me and thousands of others are still on that journey 60 years later, just staggering musical greatness.

[@jefffoster1626]

Find the video of them playing it live with all the fans on stage with them , a real diverse group of fans stood right next to all the band, basically breathing down there necks all singing ,na,na,na,na,na,na, na,na,na. Hey Jude.. it's class