S3 Rodney Atkins - Watching You | Metal / Rock Fans First Time Reaction with Jefferson ex6
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- Metal / rock fans first time reaction to Rodney Atkins "Watching You" while checking out some Jefferson's experiment 6, part three of a series.
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Funny story, his son got in trouble in preschool for singing his song "if your going through hell" and it gave him the idea for this song.
ha! - Keith
I spent a weekend building a bed for my grandson and left the sawhorses setup at my son's house. Several days later I receive a video of my 3 yo granddaughter beating on the wood with a second piece of wood. She was yelling "I'm Pops, yall stay over there, it's dangerous over here." Kids won't do what you tell them, they will do what they see. Great reaction guys.
Oh how funny, yall thought of creeper first. Great reaction, glad yall liked the song and thank you for sharing your experience. When my youngest daughter was 5 she called another little girl a slimy gutter slut, I stood her in the corner, she cried and said, "but daddy taught it to me." Things got real quiet so I looked in on her... that 6'3" man was standing in the corner with her. 😊
hahahahahah, that is awesome! - Keith
Go MAMA. This some what reminds me of a story my mom told me about a friend of her when she was a kid saying some very not nice words and her father was shocked at what came out of her mouth which was some words that start with S and H directed towards women and other words. He demanded where she learned those words. Here is the funny part is that she said that she heard it from another friend of both her and my mom's father's parrot.
The dad just stood there wide eyed and told her to never repeat the words that came out of cursed worded parrot's beak, The girl didn't get in trouble cause the parrot really did have a nasty mouth on it with no filter which came from another owner of the parrot before the current one.
So it is not just kids that watch you but birds as well
My oldest son called his daycare teacher "punk ass rat fink!" Courtesy of my mom!
My daughter said "dammit!" when a moron cut us off. Hubby said "baby. We don't say dammit." "Ok daddy. I'm sorry for saying dammit. I won't say dammit no more." 😂😂
Recently it was "sunnuva fruit loop flavored poptart!" That's all me. I got super ticked and that was the most angry thing I could think of at the time. (Three guess who works in a school. Lol)
I have to start using 'sunnuva fruit loop flavored pop tart'. I try to find colorful things to say when kids are around that won't get me sent to the corner by their parents. haha
His song before this one was If You're Going Through Hell. He said his son's teacher called him one day and said his son was serenading the class with that song and it wasn't appropriate. So he then wrote this song.
He has another song about his son being a teenager called ‘He’s Mine’.
Does anyone else here have a picture in their mind of Dustin as a little boy sitting with a bar of soap hanging out of his mouth just like Ralphie. I hope there are more in this series I think I like this and I also think I know where this is going😅
This is his best song for sure. I sti remember the very first time I heard it. In the Navy, driving home on leave for Christmas from New Orleans to Bentonville AR. Heard it 4 times and had it memorized by the end of the third.
I love this song. Due to my medical issues, I'm unable to have children, but I raised my sisters kids. Those two never said "naughty" words, but my brother's youngest daughter😂 they live on a farm, and his youngest was in the chicken coop and it was kinda icey. She walked out of the coop with eggs and fell. My brother asked if she was okay she says "yep, but I broke the damn eggs" she was 4.
Your channel is going to be a life line soon...
Kid's swearing like that and embarrassing their parents is always golden comedy. - Keith
Loved the reaction guys!! My mom passed when I was 3, I went to work with my dad every day. He owned a oil and cattle company, so my formative years I learned from the roughnecks and cowboys how to use all the best cuss words in the correct context. (This was the early 60s.) The church we went to opened a day care/nursery school. I dropped a crayon and said "shit!" Teacher was horrified and told the pastor. He told me he was going to wash my mouth out with soap. I said,"You better not you sonuvabitch. My daddy will whoop your ass!" I was about 4. Daddy was asked to take me out of the class.
Hah! Wonder if daddy woulda done it... - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts absolutely!!!
This is one of the best “daddy” songs ever.
Please listen to he’s mine by Rodney Atkins!
I love this song
Y'all need to do his song, "He's Mine" to see his 'father of a teenager' side.
I love that song too. My only child is my son. And he's mine! Lol at least for now❤
Y'all need to watch "He's Mine" by Rodney. It is a great follow-up to this song
I have actually been lucky enough to see him in concert. He sounds just as good live.
U boys are tougher than me, I cry my eyes out every time I watch this. Great video
I'm just finding your channel and scrolling through your reactions. I don't comment much but I had to laugh at this. As a baby, my first word was "shit". My mom was holding me in front of my grandmother. Nannie slapped my mom in the face and said"you see what you did!". So yea, we catch on quick.
I LOVE how these songs are just bringing so many memories to the surface 😂 I love that
Great feel good song! My kids moment was to highway to hell. Lol. They were jumping up and down on the bed singing along.
I remember the first time I ever heard this song it's a scene that's repeated over and over and everybody's life I think. This was a great reaction guys I really enjoyed
Yeah. For me, I dropped a hymnal and an f-bomb in church when I was five. In the chapel. With the whole congregation. That was a fun Sunday. - Keith
@Bourbon Country Reacts let me guess, you couldn't sit afterwards for a week?
@@stevebournite184 yeah, plus, I got my parents' version of "grounded," which was a bit like solitary confinement, except, I did have access to my toys and books. I was already mad, because church ruined my whole weekend day that could've been spent playing. That kinda got extended on me. - Keith
This is one of my favorite Rodney Atkins song.I'm 50 years old I still try not to cuss around my parents and Grandma.
I let that drop after bootcamp. Except the grandparents. That would've been a bad plan. - Keith
I sometimes slip a cuss word around my parents more when I'm drinking.Now when I'm in my big truck and around my friends I cuss worse than a sailor.
FYI = Rodney Atkins is related to Country singer Thomas Rhett (Father & son)
Great song!
I hadn’t heard it for awhile
I was raised by a hillbilly cowboy who could cuss a whole paragraph without breathing Especially when we were working cattle 🤣🤣
I’m a woman, and country music covers topics not many other genres cover… but just hearing a song just about and dad and the innocence of a little boy with a good dad and the way a dd is a hero is an under covered topic it’s breezed by but never an innocent/pure love like that
That was a great song.
My son is 14 now but 10 years ago my husband taught him to just curse in different languages. So I had a 4 year old who could say “Shit” in 8 different languages. Lol 😂
My daughter wasn’t as bad but she has a potty mouth now.
the fries in the car I remember that so well. And the stupid little happy meal toys, that we had all over the house and in the car.
My husband had a “not eating in my car” rule. I had to drive the kids and dogs car with fingerprints and paw prints everywhere. 😅
Loved your reaction and stories.
And yes, they want to be like us, when they are little. My teenagers now, want not to be like us. And I hope they are going to be better than us.
Yeah, no eating in my cars. I don't even let my friends do it. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts and by the way, pretty good German, Keith. Our whole family love Rammstein. We have been to their shows a bunch of time. Just epic. And that your 2 year old boy could sing along is awesome. 😉
Try having a 6 foot 2 inch woman in the 60s and 70s pin a high school vice princal to the wall with her words swearing in fluent German. That was my grandma who towered over all her sons but my father who was taller than her. She was the granddaughter of German immigrants who never really spoke German out of the house for obvious reason since my grandmother was born in 1920. My grandma was a woman who would let you fight yoru own battles but she would also be there if you needed.
Dad was having issues with the vice principle who thought that my dad was just like my Uncle Rick who was a troublemaker in school not the type of trouble maker that ended in prison but just a trouble maker (he did straiten up and start a family after being told to get the heck out of the state by a nice judge which was all he needed). My dad was not that. Finally my grandma had enough as the jerk was gonna suspended my dad over something very stupid. Here come my grandma storming into the office that you would think an earthquake had just happened which wouldn't as i live in area where Earthquakes don't happen a lot (maybe 10 in the last 150 years and feels like a convoy of semitrucks go through town) She looks at the jerk let's fly the Deutsch.
The head principle so badly wanted to know what my grandma was saying but dad who was 16 at the time said that if he translated than he would be kicked out of school. The man took my dad into his office where is was safe to say anything and dad explained what my grandma was saying. The man just said it was a good thing that he was in the office.
What my grandma was saying is way on how to tell those that grew up speaking a language instead of learning in school as the school does not teach you the insults that are naïve to the country. As what we would think of as an insult would not be one in another country.
In France calling someone a Dirty pig is calling then a b word but being called a pig here is not that much of a insult.
Dad had let those fly quick a few times when dealing with spammers and such. He is loving speaking with the Amish that own a store near where we live as their language is a dialect of High German and they are shocked that eh really does not have an accent when speaking German.
I swear more in French, German and Japanese but the more vigur swear words when i'm ticked off
The end of the video on the porch. His son had forgotten the camera and was being goofy then he looks over and sees it, stops, and gives it a look. My favorite part of the video because it was genuine.
I still remember the day I was practicing my letters and decided to write words that rhymed with "truck"
Mom definitely had some questions about where I learned one of those words, and some suggestions about limiting my use of it...
Great reaction!! I worked really hard to not curse in front of my son when he was a child. I still manage to say weird things like 'fudge puckets', instead of cussing, but not always. I'll blame my husband on that one 🤣🤣🤣 , cause I didn't curse like a sailor before my son was born...nope never..🤣
Yeah, I was a pretty poor example in that department. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts Meh... I've been married to my husband 20 yrs now, My son is 32. Had I met my husband earlier I'm pretty sure my son's father would have been washing his mouth out and I'da been getting a lot of flack. My husband cusses like a Trucker.. cause he is. ( also heavy equipment operator)
I love this song so much
It’s amazing how quick kids pick up your words. My daughter was helping me with some work around the house and something happened I hear “damn” and I looked at my wife and was like crap I really need to watch my mouth. Luckily it wasn’t worse than damn. It’s funny my brothers and I don’t cuss (well major words) around our mom but my autistic brother who lives with her will cuss at home and she will get after him. His defense is “well they do it” and I was around I said “but we don’t say it around her dummy” (we all call each other names and just cause he’s autistic we don’t give him a break).
It's amazing how little kids mimic what you do cause they look up to you and want to be you. As a parent we just want them to be better than us.
Exactly. - Keith
@@deborahgeorge9170 lol
@Deborah George lol, I can corrupt him all I want then pass him off to his mom and dad. That's a granddad prerogative
@@deborahgeorge9170 of course
@Deborah George yeah I bet. Naw he will more likely be a mommas boy than a baby Santa King Bourbonite, but I will do my best to impress my knowledge and wisdom on my little elf
Thanks for the positive comments!
I was a single mom and never really a curser. I mean I do but it's a rare occasion sort of thing. So my kids were teens by the time I heard them curse for the first time. That said, my daughter was 4 when I got called to the Daycare because another girl had shoved her out of her chair during musical chairs and my daughter came up in a flash, with a round house to the body, sending the other girl flying. By the time I go there, the teacher pulled me aside and shook her head. "We are not going to punish her, she did that too herself." and I was huh, what did she do? They brought her in and in the 30 min it took me to get there,, she had broken out in head to toe chickenpox. Teacher was like.. okay, so we are going assume this was a case of really not feeling good
Great reaction guys. RA was one of my favs back in the day. .
Hearing the conversation y'all had with y'all kids about that language is funny. Strange thing is my parents never had that conversation with me. I just don't cuss much and never cussed in front of my parents or grandparents except for the line from Coal Miners Daughter about bologna.
Oh, my parents had "conversations" with me about it alright. But they weren't calm rational ones like I had with my kid. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts my parents pretty much ignored me because I was the youngest. I watched what the older ones did and did not make the same mistakes or get caught doing it.
I've always liked this song. As far as the creepy watching you that you mentioned, I think that one is my pets theme song... every bite you take, every move you make. Everything and place we go is a family event to them.
Good morning to the recording
This guy has some good music
That is his son in the video and his truck
30.06 by Hardy. You will like it.
I’ve had a bar of soap in my mouth a time or two lol
Hey guys, remember a while back when I sent the metallica whiskey? I also sent a bottle of Motorhead bourbon at the same time. Did that ever make it to you?
So I grew up in an ULTRA conservative household and was homeschooled. My Dad is a baptist minister and NEVER cursed. I mean NEVER. I remember one of my most embarrassing questions I ever asked, I was probably 9-10 and I'd been listening to some "cowboy" music I'd gotten from the library and one song was Desperados waiting for a train. I didn't understand exactly what they were talking about, but it references that the SOB was coming. We were on a car trip and the song was stuck in my head and I asked if it was a famous train. Yeah, my dad had a long conversation with me that night and needless to say I learned a whole lot of new words during that conversation!!!
I... I have seen the SOB train... - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts lol
The comments remind me of a story. It wasn't cussing and he didn't even say anything wrong, but... youngest son, around 3 yrs. had trouble with words ending with double "er" sound. He couldn't get the second er. Local fair, funhouse, kid wants to go through by himself. I show him the door where I'll be when he comes out. He makes it. I ask him if he liked it. He said, "It would be better if it was a horr' house." I held his little hand, ignored the looks, and walked off as fast as I could waddle.
LOL!
Having grandma tell you to go cut your own switch was the worst. I got in trouble and grandma told me to go cut my own switch. I thought I was gonna be smart, so I cut a new one down. Well unbeknownst to me at a young age, those new ones hurt a hole hell of alot more than the thicker ones cause they were more limber. She tore my ass up with that switch. I also tried to add a small break to a switch and that went over worse.
Switch selection was always such a no-win dilemma...
But that didn't stop us from trying. - Keith
@Bourbon Country Reacts hey Keith, I actually got a question. Did you guys recieve that second bottle of Stellum Black, I know I sent it before Horse Soldier Bourbon? Not worried about drop date, time, or it may be in copyright hell, honestly just want to know if you guys recieved it cause it was a good chunk of change and I have had a problem with the company that delivered not noticing me of non deliveries.
@@stevebournite184 We have a bottle of Stellum (doesn't say "black" on the front of the label) in queue for you. Also a bottle of Found North and several others. Between you and Melody, we have a lot, and we're just kind of grabbing them at random. We *try* to keep them in the general order they came in, but don't always succeed. If we truly did that, we'd have a month of Stephen and a month of Melody requests all in a row, lol. I'm looking forward to cracking those two. - Keith
@Bourbon Country Reacts yeah I am not worried about the order or anything like that, I just wanted to make sure you had them cause I never got a confirmation order on the stellum. Hell I had one that I ordered from mash and grape and had to fight with them that never got delivered to you guys (2 Bar whiskey) that I had ordered in Jan. Ended up having to cancel that one in a back and forth email battle.
@@stevebournite184 Ugh. I know for a fact you're not the only one who's faced some struggles there. - Keith
G'day boys, I reckon every one of us has a story about ourselves or our sprogs droppin' a clanger at the exact wrong moment... mine goes something like this:...
We were all sitting around in the lounge room, Nan, Mum and myself, having a bit of a yatter, having not long finished lunch. My first born was probably about 13 - 14 months old at the time, playing blocks on the floor with my grandfather, his great grandfather, he drops a heavy wooden block on his little fat tooty-toe and out comes "aww shit", well Pop rolls away in the opposite direction and starts going blue in the face tryin to keep the laughter in, meanwhile Nan starts pulling her usual "cat's bum" expression of disapproval, Mum and I both make a dive for the sawn off sewer trap,,, Pop turns back and says "you leave that boy alone!", we look at Pop, look at each other, look at Nan - who by this point is almost purple with apoplexy, and make for the kitchen door, "I'll just put the kettle on then, shall I...?
Nan's all "right then, we're leaving Lesley"; Mum and I are now in the kitchen trying not to piss ourselves coz we're laughing so hard and Pop's having the time of his life trying to get my son to say it again, and at the same time telling Nan to get over herself, they're not going anywhere he's having fun...
yup, kids'll do that to ya at exactly the "right" time, every time...😁😆🤣
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Hahaha, this is why grandparents exist. To use grandkids to make life hell on the kids. - Keith
I used to babysit. One little boy was four. He had done something wrong, and I was explaining to him why he couldn't behave as he had. He looks me in the eye and says, "I'll cut you, bitch." I was stunned for a moment before I finally said "What?" at which point he turns sweet as pie and smiles and says, "You're pretty." I didn't know what shocked me more. The first thing he said or the fact that at four years old, he starts tossing out vain compliments to try and backtrack. His mother said he had likely heard his stepbrother or stepsister say the first part, they were both teens, but I will never forget that.
In 2nd grade I got an exception to read books in class, because I'd be done with work in seconds, and bored. Meaning, about to get in trouble. One day, the teacher was switching tasks while I was reading. I didn't stop. It was a good book. She interrupted my reading. I looked her in the eye and said, "If you walk down my isle again, I'll kill you."
The fallout from that little interaction was ... significant. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts LOL. Sounds like me when anyone disturbs me now when I'm reading.
He's mine is also great.
My parents used Palmolive dish soap the original scent when. We cursed to this day I still can't stand the smell of Palmolive.
After you guys are done with the samples are you doing any remixing to see if you like any blends?Nice reaction and story on the song.
That's a great idea!
You should go check out Eric Church Rock and Roll Found Me, or Eric Church Lynyrd Skynyrd Jones
Dustin's always eating something at the beginning of most of these
Sometimes I’m hungry -Dustin
Haha we used hot sauce! As long as you tell them Manners matter! There is a time and a place! And when I need best behavior i better get it! As long as you have this conversation without judgement or hitting! My kids are respectful and have amazing manners ❤️
Now I know why I love hot sauce 😅😅
The reason my daughter LOVEShot sauce lol
Please react to Billy Gilman Oklahoma
My first word was the f bomb
I think it’s a Scout that he’s driving
The lighting and angles made it hard to tell if it was an international or a bronco. I'm still not sure. But it's not like I've paused the video and studied it. - Keith
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Have a blessed Father's Day! Amen!
Lol I didn’t get soap, my parents did hot pepper flakes
Ouch!
React to Something Like That by Tim McGraw.
He has a son! Why haven’t the bribers hit him with the emotional dad/son songs?!
I love this song. As a grandmother now I have had to react to the first f-bomb my 2 yr old granddaughter said. She hit her toe on an electric heater and said it. 😢 😂
I would've died laughing. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts Well I did turn my head as I said my daughter's name in shock. 😆 Can't let the girl see Nona smile.
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To this day, I still won't drop F-bombs in front of my dad. If I do, he knows I've been drinking. Lol. I also don't smoke in front of my dad.
Somewhere between the Marines and some other endeavors, I dropped that restriction, and said what I wanted. My parents just kind of accepted it. They got what they got. - Keith
My mom was dail soap
I’ll never forget that taste -Dustin
Only King Bourbonite sends Fibinacachi Bourbons
Ha! We were looking for a pattern in the numbers, but didn't find one. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts lol, it has to create a beautiful pattern to be Fibinacachi
@@stevebournite184 hey, I know you know your Bourbons, and you know Colorado. Have you heard of/Tried Breckenridge bourbon? I want to send in a bribe and I know they want to try all kinds, good/bad/in-between. But since I don't drink I was curious before I bought it!
@Nick yes, they have reviewed and reacted to Breckenridge Bourbon on the channel before. Type in Bourbon Country Reacts Breckenridge and you will see them.
@@stevebournite184 I must have missed it because I did search and didn't see it.
Dish soap only lasted so long then my mom started putting some cayenne pepper on a spoon and fed it to us❕❗ She would tell us we were not allowed nothing to get rid of the taste and spice we would have to ride it out, as kids that stuff is nasty❕❗ 😖😖
Yikes, cayenne pepper stings a bit. - Keith
It's an international Scout.....not a Bronco...
Sponges and tape recorders
I still remember the first time I dropped the f bomb in front of my mom. I was probably 4 years into my military career, already an adult, and my mom came up to visit me, my wife and daughter in Virginia. We were going out to eat, and some idiot pulled out in front of us and almost hit us. Natural reaction was you f'n idiot, and as soon as I said it I realized my mom was in the passenger seat and I cringed up waiting to be popped in the mouth.
LOL, and that's when you found out your parents treat you a little different when you come home in a uniform. - Keith
@Bourbon Country Reacts exactly, now grandparents are or more specific grandma's a different. I had come home to visit and my grandpa was a big beer drinker. Well I came home on leave, he was sitting on the couch drinking a beer, so I walked in hugged everyone, etc, walked to the fridge and grabbed a beer and went and set down on love seat. If looks could have killed, the look I recieved from my grandma, I would be dead. But of course my grandpa had a shit eating grin on his face to her reaction so everything was good. Lol
@@stevebournite184 LOL! Yep. Similar experiences here. However, when it came to language, grandparents were a whole different level. When I came home wearing EGAs, I said whatever I felt like in front of my parents. But grandparents? Oh no. nononono. My grandmother would have shoo'd me out of the house with a 12ga. Which was ironic, because she sometimes swore like a sailor (she married one) herself. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts sounds about right
@Bourbon Country Reacts I always thought after joining swearing like a sailor was tame, cause if you have never heard a Marine DI or Army Drill Sergeant curse, or hell even platoon Sergeant, they would put a Sailor to shame and blushing like popeye
Lava soap sucks!!!
I wouldn't know, but I laughed at this. - Keith
Little kids are mimics. They watch everything and imitate it.
Without question. - Keith