Rapper FIRST time REACTION to George Jones - "He Stopped Loving Her Today" OH MY...
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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to George Jones - "He Stopped Loving Her Today" OH MY...
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A black wreath on the door used to signal that someone in the home had died.
And still does in some states. I am from NC and the funeral homes out a wreath in the door of the one that passed house or whatever house the family will be at. We don't see this here in TX.
They use white ones now
Or a spray of white flowers... Worked for a florist in western NC
@@angiemaney761black means an elderly person,lavender means an adult,white means a child, in the old color code.
They might use white wreaths now. Our town hearse was white,instead of black.
My neck of the woods, would see the deceased’s hat placed on mailbox.
You would be so shocked about how many reactors dont grasp the concept that you got. You always amaze me with how quickly you catch the song meaning
I second that.
I was going to say the same thing. It's crazy how many people don't get it. And also Three Wooden Crosses by Randy Travis, lots of people don't get that one either.
How quickly he gets the song meaning? Go watch his reaction to Lola and say that
I wonder if it’s the phrase about placing the wreath that throws people off. If it was a more current traditions, they would pick up on what was going on. But it’s sad. It’s about like Abbott & Costello’s Who’s On First. Reactors usually just react to the exasperation of Costello or they have heard the routine before.
This.
Very first line of the song: "He said I'll love you till I die"
Exactly. It's what most of the reactors miss. The first line says it all.
Spot on, however George did kinda mumble through the opening line on this video
He kept his word.
Opens on a spoiler.
❤Thank you, well done, you got it. I haven't heard that song in years. You have a very interesting channel.
Alan Jackson did a beautiful version of this at George Jones’s funeral.
And it was one of the most profound displays of utmost respect I’ve ever seen.
Vince gill and patty loveless when he sang Go Rest High on the mountain, Patty Literally had to take over. I get the chills just thinking about it.
@@iamnotgoldenhar8645makes me cry when I watch it.
@@markoehler2752So much love and respect
Yassss!! It was beautiful😢
He loved her till he died, literally.
George didn’t want to record this song. He said no one would listen because it was so damn maudlin. But he was talked into it and it became one of his biggest hits. He was known as no-show Jones because he had a real problem with drugs and alcohol. He was one of a kind and that little warble in his voice is unique to him. He and Tammy Wynette were the royal couple of country music back in the day. Their duets are beautiful.
I got to see him in the 80s. He actually showed up. :)
@@Frazzlenodazzleno show jones showed up good! No really I think he got clean by then.
Back in the day many people believed George was singing this to Tammy. I think it was his violence under the influence that tore their marriage apart.
They used to live in Lakeland, FL. My wife talked about Tammy picking up Red Lobster to go meals when she tended bar (first Red Lobster facility.
I am 65 and check out almost everything you do, through the eyes of the young it's really cool to see the discovery of great music!
Amen from a lady a little younger!
Yes Sir ! 62 here, and really appreciate this young man's reactions ! Amazing insight to music and lyrics !
I'm 66 and sometimes these reactions are so funny😂😂
I’m in my early 40s and I was raised on this music. The music of Ms. Lynn and Mr. Twitty was something special I had with my dad. He was born in WV but moves to Michigan with his parents for his dad to work in the auto plants and to come to think of it, my dad followed in his dad’s footsteps. We lost my dad in 91 due to cancer. It was a sudden diagnosis and quick passing.
I'm 54, I watch your reactions daily!
She left him....and he never stopped loving her even though she didn't love him anymore. The first line...I love you until I die....
Yes, came here to correct how BP thought they were together. He got 90% of the song meaning which is more than most. BP is the goat
I saw him in Columbus Ga in 1984. This song is considered by many to be the best country song ever written.
I never saw him in concert but he passed me on the highway, blew his horn and waved. We saw that car tag - Possum.
I feel that way, too. Best Country song ever written - and it wasn't written by George. It was written by Nashville songwriting greats, Bobby Braddock and Curly Putman. They didn't take it seriously either, until George did it. Mailbox money forever.
As a songwriter and a country music fan for nearly 60 years I can see no reason whatsoever that this should be considered as the best country song ever written. Besides, exactly what criteria would one be using to make that judgement? Is it a great song? Yup. Best ever? Nah.
@@Code9 "considered by many" does not imply considered by all.
@@stacymoore7348 You'll have to type a little slower for him. lol
8:48 I don’t know you’ll ever see this but at George Jones’s memorial Vince Gill sang his song, go rest high on that mountain, and it was probably one of the most emotional tributes that I’ve ever seen. Patty Loveless had to carry him vocally through that because he broke down crying. And that actually says a lot because Vince Gill wrote that song when his brother died and as a tribute to Keith Whitley.
Ya that tore me apart! Hard to watch without crying even today!
I literally just said the same thing and I got chills as I was typing it.
The part of that tribute that really got to me is when Vince first walked up to the mic, Charlie Daniels had just performed Who's Gonna Fill Those Shoes, Vince said "I don't think they make those shoes anymore"
@@michaellockhart554 another amazing song
Vince couldn't use his voice, but he made that guitar speak for him. And then Garth Brooks standing up with tears running down his cheeks.
BP, Yes indeed, the majority of your fan base for these reactions is BABY BOOMERS. We don't have a lot to do and enjoy watching you young people react to the music of our teenage years. In fact, my son is almost your age and basically "grew up" on this type of music since I play my CD's in the car as I took him to school and shopping, etc. He knows all our music.
He loved George Jones.....keep up the good work. We love you.
George Jones is a rabbit hole you really want to go down.
She left him years before, and he never got over her.
Cited by many as the greatest country music song of all time. Maya Angelou said it was an entire novel in one song. George's voice makes it as magnificent as it is.
Tammy Wynette stand by your man was stated as the greatest female country song of all time
Yes you got it right!!! The first line in the song “he said I love you til I die”. They used to place a wreath on the door when they had a death in the family. All dressed up to go away. And they’ll carry him away.
They still place a wreath on your door here in the South.
Morticians put a smile on the deceased face
My parents divorced when I was 14 and my dad told me this was his song to my mother. Thirty years later, he still reminds me to play this song for her when he’s gone. Although he remarried, he will love her until he dies. 💔
"He said he'd love her till he died." = She left him. He loved her and it caused him misery throughout his life. "He was all dressed up to go away, First time I seen him smile in years". He died, and was in his casket in his burial suit with a smile on his face because he could stop finally loving her.
You got it. Spot on. He told he he'd love her until he died, and he kept that promise. He was all dressed up, in funeral clothes, and they carried him away.
This was performed at the memorial service of my best friend’s husband. She had passed suddenly eight years prior in her 40’s. He was never the same after he lost her, he never moved on and never really healed. I hope they’re together in heaven🙏
First line: He said I’ll love you til I die.
😭it’s that real love
My Mom was a DJ on WSM radio in Nashville. Her and my step Dad became best friends with George and his wife Nancy. They use to go with George on tour. When my Stepdad died suddenly, George paid for his funeral!! Great man!!❤
And that my friend, is the greatest country song ever
No, that would be David Allen Coe's "You Never Even Called Me by My Name". 😉
He and former wife the late Tammy Wynette were the country music power couple back in the 60’s and 70’s both had solo careers and were also a duet,they were known as The President and First Lady.
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George Jones was nicknamed “Possum” early in his career because of his beady eyes and pointy nose. I always thought it was because he was so cunning and “crafty”.
You gotta check out the video for “Who’s Gonna Fill Their Shoes” and “I Don’t Need Your Rocking Chair”!
You’ll love ‘em!
Plus "She Reminds Me of the One I Loved Back Then". Nice twist in the song.
those are both really great songs!
He had a horrible childhood,his father was an abusive alcoholic who used to wake him up and ask him to sing and if he hesitated he would whip him. When he was a teenager his father used to take him to bars to sing for money to buy liquor he also started drinking at 15.
Then george became the same man
Who's Gonna Fill their Shoes, Tennessee Whiskey, The Race is On, White Lightning, Window up Above, Green Grass of Home, If Drinking don't Kill Me, Bartender Blues, etc etc... Man had a thousand songs. Going back to the 50's, not to mention duets with his wife Tammy wynette. A legend
Before i hit play. Gonna say it now. I know this song and what it was about. If this makes me cry again for the 103rd time😂.
This Literally considered the best country song of all time!! By one of best ever
Yes, exactly. "I'll love you till I die", therefore when he does "he stopped loving her today".
Love is eternal. ❤
A wreath on the front door is a southern thing
Also the “door” of his coffin…
Back in the day ,,when someone passed away,,,they would place a wreath upon the family's door,,,indicating a family member had passed away!
They still do that here in North Carolina.
@@Sweetfarmers I am from North Carolina,,,,,moved to New York years ago,,,,thanks for the comment!
@@SweetfarmersWe do in Tennessee also
@@kenharness1417 we sure do sugar.
The possum.greatest country singer ...love that man and his music.❤❤❤❤❤
I’m so glad you did this reaction! This was my Dads favorite song and artist too! My parents were married in 1957, we lost my Mom to brain cancer in 2015 and then my Dad Sept 2023 after he battled Dementia in the last couple years of his life, just made me realize that’s when he stopped loving my Mom too 🫶🏼
They put a wreath (death wreath) upon his door. He and Tammy Wynette couldn't get over each other - they were married and divorced a few times.
George "Possum" has a weathered face partly from the GALLONS of alcohol. He got the nickname "No Show Jones" back in the day because, come show time, he'd be passed out somewhere.
We played this graveside for my grandaddy. Gets me every time. Where I am from, a rural tradition is to put a black wreath for mourning on the front door of the house.
In NC we put up a white wreath
A tear jerker no matter how many times you listen to it.
Thank you ,got it on the first try! You wouldn’t believe how many people get that wrong.
I spent an hour a few months ago watching people react to this song and you're right, a surprising number of people don't understand what the song is about. All it requires is remembering the very first line of the song.
@@emerje0 most of them talk over key points. One reactor thought the line all dressed up to get away meant he was going on a night on the town. Another song they get wrong is Three Wooden Crosses. Some of those causes to scream at the screen
Yes he passed away . Back in the day you would put a wreath on the door of the person’s door.
George Jones is called the possum but he is a country Legend.
Like all the Country singers look up to him.
I had the pleasure of spending time at work with him.
I got chills knowing what you were about to experience for the first time. Timeless Masterpiece right here.
Why do I cry every time. He said I'll you til I die, right from the start.
Me too. Every darn time
George Jones was one of my Daddy's favorite country singers. He loved this song. George Jones came to be known as No Show Jones because of not showing up to his concerts. I got to see George Jones in concert. I felt like my Daddy was sitting right there with me and my husband at the concert. My Daddy passed away in 1995. It was around 2000 when I saw him in concert.
My husband has stage four cancer and has been battling for fifteen years. We have been together for 26 years and although i am sixteen years younger than him, he is the love of my life and I will always love him 💓
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I’m so sorry. I just said a prayer for your family
This is probably the best country song of all time
When George recorded this he told the record exec's YOU'LL NEVER SELL THIS MORBIB SONG and became the #1 country song of all time
You are one of the few reactors I’ve seen who understood he died at the end of the song. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Tear in my beer country is hard to beat, George Jones is a icon in country music. He stopped loving her today is a classic,, the man in the song died of a broken heart.
Watch the video of Alan Jackson singing this at George’s funeral…heartbreaking!
I came here to say the same thing. His poor wife was just sobbing.
"He said I'll love you til I die." First line of the song.....
You got it right.
I'm 41 now, but I've thought this was the best song of all time since I was really young.
I'm so glad you understood the meaning of this song. No other reactors do.
This is a masterpiece.
No-Show Jones. Was an excellent vocalist.
I was lucky enough to see him.
Ole Possum Jones! Sik pik Peg! ☘️
love him and this song.. when people realize what this is about their mouth drops.. sad but beautiful..
Ok, I have to write this comment BEFORE I see your reaction; I’m praying you get what the lyrics are saying; all of the reactors miss it; I think you may get it!! I’m 56; still “young” but old enough to know the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s music; we watch reactors because we get HYPED to see the generation after us and younger see and hear just how great so much music was; especially with the country falling apart from self-inflicted wounds, it is one of the few things that give us hope for the future ❤❤❤❤
He loved her till he died but she didn't love him 😢
George Jones was a legend. So many hits “The Race Is On, If Drinking Don’t kill me, White Lighting”. And there is plenty more. Such a talented singer.
Yes It is so sad that he never found someone to love him back. Some folks just don't even have enough strength to ever try again. George Jones was a Country Music Legend member of the Hall of Fame Tremendous career! Great voice, story teller, singer and performer. Great pick up on the story line with just one listen through!!! God bless you brother
Curly Putman from Princeton, AL wrote this song. George Jones didnt like the song and had to be begged to sing it. He did and it was his biggest hit ever. Curly Putman also wrote "Green Green Grass of Home". Love this song & so glad to hear your reaction, too!
please do Alan Jackson when the world stopped turning he wrote this right after 9/11 do the live version this is great song
Any Alan Jackson would be great.
Oh you hit the Gold mine u let the possum loose George Jones one of the greatest of all time when you go through his catalog music there’s so many great stories and songs one-of-a-kind
"Possum" is his nickname in the Country community.. and my Mum played him and Tammy Wynette so much when I was growing up .. and his greatest hits got played to the point that I knew all the lyrics ... lol... there are many that feel he is the real deal .. and the king of country. He is so well beloved with Country fans. Oh and weathered.. well.... ....... ... well you could say ol' possum lived a really crazy and tumultuous life. I am sure if you google George you can read articles and check out footage of a lot of his escapades. haha Some say he had some demons.. but regardless of any of that.. I think it contributed to him really being a truly authentic country crooner. All these years later.. and I am grown now.. and I have the biggest love and soft spot for his music. Cheers from Ontario, Canada 😊🍁
George "Possum" Jones is a Country Music icon. Loved by many & toured in 50s with the likes of Elvis, Johnny Cash, etc. He wrote songs that were performed by Willie Nelson and many others. His duets with his wife (at one time) Tammy Wynette were part of country music history. He battled alcoholism, unfortunately, but was well loved by family, friends, & fellow artists.
Man you just don’t know the history of George Jones who was one of the greatest country legends. He and Tammy Wynette his second wife were the King and the Queen of country music as a couple. They have had televisions mini series about them and at least two movies about them. It would take all day to go into their history. I just can’t believe you have never heard of him or possibly her. He will be my favorite country singer until the day I die. Check out the song The Way That I Am with him and Merle Haggard dueting. They don’t get any better.
George didn't want to record this song, because he thought it was so sad, that no one would want to buy it. It became his Number One Song. They used to put a Wreath on the door of a house where someone passed away.
Back in the day, they put a wreathe of flowers with a black ribbon on the door of the house where someone had died to let folks know to be kind and quiet. In this song, the female kept coming and going on the man who loved her breaking his heart.
George Jones US Marine. Outstanding !. The World's Finest US Marines. Semper Fi
King George!!! The Race is on...
They put a wreath upon his door!
My mom loved George Jones. He was one of her favorites. I remember my mom would go out and dance. And Everytime George Jones played she would be on the dance floor.
I remember so clearly when this song came out. I remember my Mom crying & crying.
The song was HUGE! Not sure if it still is, but just a few years ago it was still the #1 Country single of all time. George Jones "The Possum" is the absolute GOAT of Country music. ❤
George is a great rabbit hole
the very first line said "he said I'll love her till I die" he did...
Top 5 greatest country singer ever!!!!
Name 4 better
A song made for a voice - a presentation that hits the ball out of the universe. Total perfection! You can hear and feel every heart ache he had in this presentation. Legendary.
For me, this is the best song George Jones ever sang.
I saw Possum in concert three times. Loved him then love him now! He has so many great songs. Get on in there BP!
Perfectly said 🫶
He was one of the greatest singers ever
Best singer of all time as far as I'm concerned.. So many great songs, from funny and fast, to heartbreaking.
A classic which will never die. I lost my husband when I was 41. I will never stop loving him, just as I have since we were teenagers. George Jones lived rough. He was a severe alcoholic.
Finally....I've mention that you react to this song several times in previous comments. This is by far my favorite George Jones songs.
Yes, he loved her until he died. If you were to watch the official music video for this it makes all clear. So yes, the placed a wreath on his door. Back in the day and in some areas they still do. A Black wreath is placed on the door of a deceased person's home.
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There isnt many that tell a story and make you feel it like George Jones could. He was absolutely amazing
The song is very sad, but I love his performance it is so beautiful
you got it right.. he passed away..
George Jones "The Possum" is the GOAT .....his music is phenomenally written and sung.....damn he a Possum and a Goat ...wtf
Definitely classic country, and yes he loved her til he died!!!! Such a beautiful song and u hit the nail on the head, because George Jones definitely lived a hard life
I can’t listen to this song anymore. As a kid this was my dads favorite song he played it all the time even after a divorce and my mom remarried, she was still the love of his life and at his funeral, we played this song. RIP Daddy ❤
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Now do Conway Twitty, That's My Job. I think it will touch you very much.
The couple broke up years ago. He swore he'd love her to the day he died, and he did. The ex came to the funeral.
Putting a black wreath on someone's door is an old tradition when someone in the house passed away.
Nailed it. Good job. As others have said, many Reactors get that its a tragic love story but dont connect the dots that he stopped loving her because he died. Lost the woman. Never got her back. Either drank himself to death or comitted suicide over the pain of not having her. "We all wondered if she would come." (To his funeral. She did. To pay her respects. Church gossip about his painful death waiting for her.) They placed a wreath upon his door. (The door of his casket). Soon they'll carry him away. He swore he'd love her till the day he died. Then, he stopped loving her today.
The story/song is told from the perspective of an old friend to the dead man after his friends services.
Great and very deep song. George was one hell of a singer/story teller. He himself had a life marked by grey clouds. Im 53. My parents listened to George loudly in our house from late 70's - mid 80's. There has never been a moment of my life where i wasnt aware George battled his own demons. Namely, alcohol. Due to fame and fortune i can see where alcohol may not have been the only vice. But i dont know for sure. It was always a special night when George walked on stage. He was 1 hell of a performer and personality. But there was always a bit of pain when considering the man you were watching. You could feel it was looming there.
Could be urban myth but rumor for 40yrs has been that he once got a DUI on a riding lawnmower. Apparently taking it to a store to buy more beer or booze. Thats been a pretty big story for decades.
Great reaction. I am not a country music fan . But George is one country artist I have been listening to him for decades.
In the first chorus, he says he will love till he dies. She says you'll forget and she leaves.
Oh boy, you really need to read about George! Fascinating life. And yes, you should feel heartbroken when this song ends. The beauty of real country music.
George has always been my favorite singers .PLEASE listen to more of him . Tennessee Whiskey is one of the many songs to listen to .
This was played at my dad's funeral. It was a service done in a Church. The preacher was friends with my Dad and he made the preacher promise to play this at the end of the service. His preacher honored that request. It brought everyone to tears. My friends called me after wards and said it was the sweetest thing ever and that their husbands better have a song for them when they pass. I chuckled over that. This was my dad's favorite song along with "Stand by your man" by Tammy Wynette. 😢❤ thank you for bringing back that memory.
I am 67 and lister to your channel. By the way... it was a Baptist church. BEST PREACHER EVER....
During that time period in the south most people placed a wreath on their door when someone passed in their family. Plus sometimes the deceased was at the home and family & friends would come there to pay their last respects. I experienced that twice as a little girl in the 60's.
"Thay placed a wreath upon his door", when someone dies where I live the family places a wreath on the door of the family member that passed away. You got it right off. For a more upbeat George Jones check out "White Lightin'". George is a Country legend and a king of classic country. George had issues with alcohol and it caused him a lot of heartache both in his private life as well in his professional life. Even with all his issues he remains a legend in country music. Thank you for this beautiful and touching reaction to one of country's greats.
Classic country is correct! My husband and I were fortunate to attend a concert. It was amazing.
My husband passed away 5 years ago from the effects of agent Orange. We had 49 amazing years together and I will never love anyone else the way I loved him.
You were spot on. The wreath on the door is a southern thing representing the passing of someone in that household. The story is she left him right at the beginning. That’s why she said, “You’ll forget in time.” Well, he never did. He struggled with letting her go his entire life and loved her till the day he died.
BP you gotta listen to Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes by George Jones!!! It's amazing!! You'll love this rabbit hole!!! It's the video in the bottom right corner of the last screen!! Plus listen to the Grand Tour also by George Jones!! That one will get you!!
Oh man, I'm so glad you got this. I almost didn't watch this reaction because so many reactors do not understand this song and I didn't want to get angry with you. Why do people miss the first line of the song?