Singer and Rapper Reacts to Pink Floyd “Another Brick In The Wall”
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The Poem the teacher reads is actually part of the Lyrics to the Pink Floyd song MONEY
The week that was released my friend put a "Quadrophonic" 8 track system in his Roadrunner, the $ dropping in each speaker at the time was fantastic!
Yes and the kid writing that poem was none other than Roger Waters
Welcome to the Machine Jimmy, Have a Cigar.
The problem is that to fully appreciate Pink Floyd, you have to listen to each album whole. For example, the song you just watched, "Another Brick In the Wall (part 2)" is from the Pink Floyd album, "The Wall." And the video you watched was from the movie, "The Wall."
Each Pink Floyd album is a work of art, in that each album kind of has a thematic unity. The Pink Floyd album, "The Wall," is kind of like a Rock opera - there's a story arc that each song follows. The story is about a Rock & Roll Star named "Pink." And each song deals with the deep dark things that people hide behind walls (both mental and physical). The songs deal with topics like child abuse, drug addiction, depression, spousal infidelity, spousal abuse, racism, suicide, and more - all while following the life of the character, "Pink."
Not to mention War and the tragedies thereof.
its a concept-album, like a project
absolutely, one song is like randomly reading 1 chapter of a book, miss the whole story
Great movie
The movie was great... the art that was put in the transitions were amazing
The song is about the system endorsing conformity and deterring individuality.
which my own son has said all through school (he just graduated high school), and I told him he needed to watch this.
The eloquence that you have is amazing!
It's a commentary on the school system and how it stifles individuality in favour of producing adults that will follow the rules and confirm and the theme is brilliantly imagined in the meat grinder scene. A lot of the lyrics they produce are pure poetry.
Middle school was literally what you see in the video for me. We had to wear the same uniforms, walk in single file lines, and I even remember me getting called out by the teacher for doodling or something. It even got to the point where we were the teachers would get on us if we ate something they didn't approve of at lunch. I remember them walking around the lunch room constantly to make sure. It was a HUGE culture shock when I went to high school and saw that school doesn't have to be like that.
This song is a classic 🔥 he is singing about his teachers and school rules in the UK.
You've just come across one of the heavier bands in rock in terms of subject matter complexity and musicianship. They are definitely a sound of their own. This is a film clip from the movie "The Wall" based on their classic 1979 album of the same name... One of the biggest selling albums of all time. Check out another classic of theirs "Time" from the Dark Side of the Moon album. An album considered by many critics as one of the best rock albums ever recorded. This is a deep dark rabbit hole should you decide to venture down it. But it's also some of the most amazing thought-provoking soul stirring music you'll ever hear.
"We don't need no education
We don't need no thought control"
Is a double negative
Next Pink Floyd reaction (Comfortabley Numb - Pulse concert 1994)
Not before the studio version my friend ;) C'mon, you know how this works lol.
A must see...
Yes, studio version of Comfortably Numb first before the live version. It'll only make you appreciate live version more.
No education is what they are getting, and they don't need that. The double negative is correct.
Children don't need school they need there parents.
It's hard to listen to songs from The Wall individually, as a stand alone song. You can, but all the songs are part of a long story. They all come together to tell a very sad tale.
Many schools indoctrinate rather than teach, when it comes to the overall system of society you are just another brick in the wall I think you guys would enjoy the lyrics to *Pink (Floyd Time)*
Lol Mel's reaction when the kids dropped in the grinder was priceless. Lol great job guys
I went to a South East London Grammar School then.
Every week, aged 11/12 in my first year we had a Geography Test and for every half mark under 10/20 we got a stroke of the cane (up to 4 strokes ).
Great Fun and my Geography i excellent!. I got 2 strokes for only getting 23% in my end of year English Literature exam also aged 12....:)
I can name all the 50 USA States out loud, alphabetically in 23 seconds...lol
This is actually not the original version of the song from the album The Wall. This version was re-recorded for the movie The Wall, and all the visuals are from the scene in the movie where it appears. The soundtrack of the film has never been officially released, which is interesting because all of the songs in the movie are re-recordings or remixes of the original album versions and are, in some cases, VERY different from the originals. There are bootlegs available. I have a copy that is of excellent quality. Pink Floyd began in the mid-60s as a British psychedelic group. Their original leader, Syd Barrett, had drug problems which led to a psychological breakdown that basically ended his career. The group later morphed into more of a progressive rock group (some would say THE progressive rock group) and have been HUGELY influential. But because of Barrett, they have often used mental issues and psychological problems as the theme of many of their albums. Their catalog is a very large rabbit hole, and a lot of the music is very deep, dark and politically charged. Too many songs to try and make recommendations, but their most well-known albums are Dark Side Of The Moon, The Wall and Wish You Were Here (my personal favorite).
I particularly liked the movie soundtrack version of "Mother". I recall transferring it from the VHS audio track to a cassette tape to play in the car.
That was a clip from the movie The Wall based on their album The Wall.
Building the wall . The wall of protection of a hard heart
A lot of symbolism in this song, one of my favorites.
Never heard of Pink Floyd??? 😳
Oh my.. Down the rabbit hole you go. Now you have to listen to Hey You, Comfortably Numb.. The whole album really. You won't be disappointed!!
Shine on you crazy Diamond, time, comfortably numb, wish you were here! This was an excellent band and their songs left you thinking!
They turn his album into a movie 🎥.
I saw Pink Floyd in concert in Cleveland, Ohio for their “94 Division Bell tour” and it was amazing! Me and my GF were just teenagers and her parents actually took us! We had a blast!!
The song is about how young people are held back by the constraints of older people and the establishment.
Pink Floyd Pulse Concert, Comfortably Numb is a must! I enjoy your reactions!
You gotta remember how the teachers were back then they had all the power they beat you and put fear in you
Pink floyd-high hopes live
I saw this live at Earl's court. Unbelievable concert I will never forget
Always liked this song. Youth will rebel against hate.
I’m English and I was in the Education system when this song was released. The education in England at this time suppressed a child’s individual creative thinking .Roger waters see this as a production line and not for the better in English society. Roger waters had a deep resentment to governing bodies who’s aim was to create an uniformed English society free from independent ideas .
Floyd is the greatest Storry Teller Band i ever wached!
The song was banned by certain countries yet its a small part of a larger story. The genius of Pink Floyd is the music.
"The Wall" is a concept album and must be listened to in it's entirety to understand the meaning of all of the songs....taken out and watched like this without knowing anything about the songs leading up to this song is very confusing. But it's worth the deep dive into genius of Pink Floyd if you so choose to do so. They also made the movie, "The Wall" which is actually where this video is taken from. It's a very sad and somewhat 'hard' movie to watch since it takes a deep look into many themes that can be difficult to talk about...but must be addressed. I really hope you take a deep look into the album and the band. Please review "Wish You Were Here" by them as well.
The great gig in the sky. Dark side of the moon. Pink Floyd.
The songs about education system turning everyone out with the same thoughts, rather than teaching kids to also think for themselves as well
They could have written this song today and the message would still hold water. Only they would have to be talking about the American education system instead of the British education system.
@@88wildcat Why just the American system? I don’t know where your from but in the UK the education system is now falling fowl to ultra woke views teaching a very far left agenda in lots of schools.
@@jemmajames6719 Fair enough, the only system I feel qualified to comment on is the American one which has the very same problem you mentioned. It has become an indoctrination system, not an education system.
@@88wildcat So glad my kids are young adults, just fear for the rubbish they will teach my grandkids if this nonsense continues.
Brought back few memories of punishment back then the cane slipper and best one rubber thrown at you bloody love pink Floyd
Welcome to the pink floyd experience
Welcome to the world of Pink Floyd. Through the 70s and 80s they tackled a lot of immense socia-political issues, including life events. All wrapped with with stunning music. Best known albums, Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall.
This band has a catalog of incredibly creative music. Try Comfortably Numb, Wish you were here, Time, Great gig in the sky, Their catalog is extensive and exceptional. My favorite band. I assure you some of this music will move you.
In short the song is rebelling against the idea "Free thinking is wrong, just do as you are told and don't question anything you are told.".
Pink Floyd was a band of the 60s and 70s - so they went to school in the late 40s and 50s... when British schools were very strict and disciplinarian... its their reaction to that.
More good Floyd songs are time, wish you were here and hey you. Check them out.
For me, growing up, and I watched and listened to Pink Floyd in all manner of states, this was an anthem of thinking for yourself and being independent.
Band started in the 60's
The Wall came out in my mid-teens, and we all freaked out over it.
This song is just part of a large story, the entire album tells a story and each song is a piece of the whole.
14th Like👍I'm here tuning in showing my love & support for yall channel like I always do no matter what family😁❤
I’m a teacher and at the end of the year I played this and Alice Cooper schools out on my way home 😂😂😂
Me too!!
I can't even blame teachers in this.after all all you guys do is teach what you are given.Not entirely your fault.The education system is so shit.
I've had some of the best teachers I've ever had in my life whilst having some of the worst aswell
Timeless song goosebumbs everytime i listen this masterpiece,PINK FLOYD were an inspiration for few many bands
Listen to the radio version which is Part 2 on the album. Even better watch the live PULSE concert that was done 20 years later....amazing even today!
I have never been a fan a Pink Floyd. I do recognize their individuality and talent. I’m commenting before watching the video so enough typing and let’s go
Most people's 1st exposure to Pink Floyd leaves them slightly bewildered. Have patience, though - they grow on one.
Schools were like that where the students had respect for their teachers, their parents and their elders and these are the men and women who went and fought the wars that saved us from enemies. Today there is no respect, either for others or themselves so who had the better system?
The ending shows that it's the thought that the kid is having after being ridiculed by the teacher for having independent thoughts. Subordination is what pays the teachers and the independent is meant to be supressed. It helps ignorance within society as a hole for the gain of those whose only agendas are money and power. This is not a police rant. Only facts. Love your channel. Keep on keeping on!
Political* not police. Lol. My bad.
Pink Floyd: Live Pulse Concert "Comfortably Numb" (1994) and "Echoes" in Pompeii Italy (Live from 1972). Strange that you're a singer and never heard of PF. They are school masters, musially speaking, that is. As for the content, it's a critic of the old british school system using ancient methods of teaching. The meat grinder is symbolic of how the system "grinds" kids to learn what it wants, not necessarily what the kids need.
Yes ✌️
Schools were like that in 1950s UK. Half of our teachers would never be allowed anywhere near kids these days.
Mind you, the school in "The Simpsons" has an Independent Thought Alarm. Is it really any different?
its funny reading the reactions. You will see Pink Floyd fans are a hard group to please. There are thousands of them so you will get hits for Pink Floyd songs. Dark side of the moon would be the best album to start with. Time or The great gig in the sky. are just two of them a lot of people react to,. Anyway I hope ya had a great Christmas
Shades of Orwell's "1984". 😎
one of the greatest's bands ever
Classy review. Even when it’s clearly not your style, you guys still give it a fair review.
love starring at the phone, powerful message
Together we stand...divided we fall...come together...right now...over me.
Hope you and your family had a great Christmas.
Was never a pink floyd fan but remember singing this in the playground loud so teachers could hear with my pals
You definitely need to hear Great gig in the sky id love to see y'alls reaction. To me it's spiritually beautiful !!!! Please do
The looks on your faces 😂
I went through hell at school because of 3 really abusive teachers. Kindergarten, 3rd Grade and 4th Grade. I have certain learning disabilities. The first time I heard this song I was 11 years old. I felt the words of this song at age 11.
I wouldn't have started here. Try Gig In The Sky. Best singing imaginable.
personally i'd tell everyone to start with the album Piper At The Gates of Dawn and work theway forward
Great though it is, I wouldn't start with 'The Great Gig in the Sky' either...
Comfortably numb. One of the deepest songs ever.
One has experience the gestalt of the entire album as is true with all their remarkably brilliant productions. Thank you for playing.
Wow pink floyd are from a different planet .
The meat grinder reactions are priceless!
Yep.
My Late Dad Loved This Song By Pink Floyd & The Other One Was Money
Schools here in the uk are institutions which prepare the working class for factory work especially so back in the 60tys 70tys and 80tys, The school breaks and destroys the individual and produces a mindless worker. Pink Floyd was showing the loss of the individual and the creation of food as the working classes are the life givers of the country, first the the spirit is our individuality and he shows that going first, following like lemmings and siting still and quiet, the face makes us look like an individual so we see the faces go next, the meat grinder is symbolic for the death of the individual for the benefit of society, Prince Philip ( the old man married to the Queen) called us working class useless eaters, so Pink Floyd flipped him off and showed we are the food producers, and you kill us early, the miners died young to keep them warm, it’s really powerful when you put in into content of the time it was written and the political landscape of that time. loved Pink Floyd growing up, Hay you is my favorite, he also writes anti war songs but they are different to most, The final cut the album is called. Pink Floyd was outspoken and fearless, just like Tom Macdonald. Blessings both.
One of the most brilliant images depicting how we are expected to just fall in line and March through our lives like mindless, expressionless pawns who's only purpose is to feed the machine(them marching to the meat grinder)
Really loved this reaction from a great couple.
I love to see Americans, especially African Americans, putting themselves out with open minds to listen to different music.
Its total BS that people of colour are boxed in to and only listen to (C)RAP music! We are working towards a world society where colour and ethnicity are irrelevant, and sharing our different musical culture has to be a part of that surely?
As a side note, I am White , from England and 43, when I was 14 I loved Snoop Doggy Dogg, and still listen to "Doggystyle"!
Peace and love to all x
Pink Floyd has been around for years before Richard Wright passed away he used to play the key boards he was a good friend of mine.
I was that kid they are talking about .I'm 51 now and never appreciated when I was a kid what the song was saying.
The drummer nick mason has one of the best car collections you could ever see..the 250gt Ferrari race car is worth over 30mill alone.
He put it up as collateral for the maybe last tour.
And then they surged and became massive.
They have sold records and sold out arenas to rival any band ever ..
The message rings true.... schools don't want kids to think freely. They must stay in bounds on what they think, say and believe in order to be ready and acceptable to feed the corporate machine.
First time seeing you guys,Im King good to know that there are people who can like love and a appreciate music,that they wouldn't normally listen❤❤
Sending big love England keep listening guys,I love most genres of music,musics in me,I first rode the wheels of steel back in the mid 70s,only play for myself now,its kool,most of the tracks you play,ive played them out over the years...still playing them........get something on vinyl,valve preamp amp if you can,listen track on computer, then same track on vinyl.....😮😮❤🤴
I want to say that I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. You truly react to the videos and I appreciate it. Its real. You're very expressive. Unlike many of the (over)reaction youtubers out there, you keep it real. I can't stand the drama queens having reactions that they would never do off camera. And thank you for not pausing every 3 seconds to explain the song or bars like I'm mentally challenged and can't understand the words. I enjoy your commentary at the end. God Bless.
Never watched the video but the song is classic! Great job! Like the variety of music you react to.
Another song thats popular by pink floyd is Comfortably Numb
SO DEEP... SO DARK... SO COOL!!! GREETINGS FROM VENEZUELA
As the others already said, this is part of a vast story called "The wall" let me break it down what that's all about.
When Pink Floyd were touring to support the "Animals" album during one of the final shows they played, bass player, lead vocalist Roger Waters actually spat at a fan and directly afterwards was going "What did I do THAT for?" And so the idea began forming in his mind with how the touring life of a professional musician robs them of all humanity and that in order to save the audience, there needed to be a Wall between the band and the audience.
So when the tour wrapped up and the band reconvened in a studio to start working on their next album, Waters came up with two Concepts "The Pros and Cons of Hitch hiking" and "Bricks in the wall" The other bandmembers who also had experienced what Waters went through during the tour, went with the second one where the main theme was Alienation.
The story is about a professional musician called "Pink Floyd" who is the record Company's cash cow, (A theme Pink Floyd used a LOT in their songs "Welcome to the machine", "Have a cigar") who after yet another night of having played a city he's not familiar with, finds himself in his hotel room, the only refuge from the machine he is part of and he starts to reflect on who constructed the wall around him he cannot escape from.
- Was it his parents, his father went to war and never returned, his mother spoiled him but at the same time never granted him any freedom?
- Was it the teachers at school who never even granted him freedom of expression? (As detailed in this song)
- Was it his wife who never understood what he is going through and is seeing other men behind his back?
- Was it the record company who even when he was found in cardiac arrest insisted on him playing the upcoming show rather than send him to a hospital, only because there's so much money at stake and they can't allow a lawsuit to happen? (As detailed in "Comfortably numb")
OR and that's how the story ends...
- Was he himself to blame for all of that? The Album ends with a song in which he puts himself on trial and the crime he committed was that he showed feelings and is convicted to permanent exposure.
Keep doing pink floyd 👍love you guys
You 2 look great on TH-cam I like it and love it keep it going don't stop for nothing ok
Shawn and Mel were just SPEECHLESS!!!
Bur they really felt the BEAT😀👍
School puts the kids through the meat grinder. Some kids lose creativity when told what to do all the time. Very metaphorical.
Thank you so much for not stopping the video to comment. I hope you have had the chance to watch the entire movie by now.
Pink floyd is deep. Shine on you crazy diamond, comfortably numb, Time
Think about the casting call for those kids... "We're looking for kids who like to overturn their school desks, smash school windows, and break shit up with hammers." The line probably went down the street and around the block.
This song in my country is a classic and is heard at all times 👍
I'm glad you that you want to see more Pink Floyd.
You haven't seen (heard) anything yet, you still have a lot to discover.
First time! They gonna get SHOOK! PK Boommm
i love pink floyd, if you follow on with reviewing their music you will be taken on one amazing journey loved you both on this one👍
Pink Flyod is very British but they're themes are universal
with this song begins our revolution in the schools in germany......
Pink Floyd is a rabbit hole you will never regret jumping into for sure but do yourselves the favor of shutting off the world for a bit and watch the movie. Have a great day you two.
THE WALL was a CONCEPT ALBUM.
PF and Supertramp were known for. Rush too.
This song reminds me of when I was in junior high school some years ago a teacher in the classroom held up a board with holes in it and say this is the Board of Education
My cousin was part of the video for this and he was very excited about it because he knew the band and they all got to meet and he got to keep his mask that they used but he also asked all the band members to sign it and he still has it to this day and a lot of people are asking for it 4 lots of money but he won't part with it
"the thin ice"
"dogs"
"pigs (three different ones)"
"sheep"
"fearless"
"high hopes"
"THE DOGS OF WAR"
After you are done with this Masterpiece in its entirety, Supertramp's "School", is in the same vein.
Dark Side Of THE MOON album
PINK FLOYD, "ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL". FROM THE MOVIE "THE WALL"... where the song "COMFORTABLY NUMB" Came from this Album.