Rapper FIRST time REACTION to - The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again!
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American Rapper FIRST time REACTION to - The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again!
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It's a parable to illustrate that you can campaign, take to the streets to protest, and vote for different parties... but nothing ever changes. Fifty years on they've been proved right.
"A change, it had to come, we knew it all along." ~ Optimism on the streets whilst they protest in expectation of an improved situation... but then the realisation hits:
"And the world looks just the same, and history ain't changed." ~ and then they reiterate:
"There's nothing in the street, looks any different to me."
"And the parting on the left, Is now a parting on the right.
And the beards have all grown longer overnight."~ In fact the only things that ever change are fashion and hairstyles.
"Meet the new boss, same as the old boss." ~ Parties and politicians come and go, but, by and large, nothing ever changes.
Was going to say the same thing but less articulately
But they're also talking about somebody like Trump, with his BS and his now preaching straight out tyranny and being a dictator in what used to be the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. They're attacking women now - the so-called "weaker sex." Babycakes, they ain't seen nothing yet. Remember that really old verse: HELL HATH NO FURY LIKE A WOMAN SCORNED. Read those lyrics again and again and again and then start paying attention to the news - but not on Fox or any of the other right-wing outlets. Focus on reality. And if you can't still figure out what those lyrics mean, then you're one of them. But that won't save you, because you don't have the right colored skin.
60 years.
Nailed it.
The PARTY on the left is now the PARTY on the right.
Fun fact: if you watched the muppets, Animal (the drummer) is based on the Who’s drummer Keith Moon…pretty easy to see when you make the connection. They’ve got some all time bangers! Don’t miss Squeeze Box😂
Squeeze box is a must
Lol no wonder Animal was my favorite Muppet 🤣 😂
Animal was not as much of a monster with drums as Keith moon that was the ultimate crazy
@@dawnknox4640Animal was not as much of a monster than Keith moon , he was crazy with the drums And his antics
AN- NI- MAL!
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The French Chef’s favorite drummer !
Song was done in 1971. This is in 1978. Sadly it was the last time they would play together. The drummer Keith Moon passed away about 3 months later.
Such a huge loss! But Beatle drummer, Ringo Starr’s son, Zack Starky plays with them now.
“For I know that the hypnotized never lie”
One of the best lyrics ever, and that’s what we’re dealing with today, the hypnotized, and it always seems like we get fooled again
“Meet the new boss - same as the old boss”!
Yeah, and then he says, "Do ya?" to the crowd.
100%. I've watched many reactions to this song and never has anyone picked up on Pete's criticism/challenge of/to the crowd.
Don't you realize that you are hypnotized to believe this is all for you, for your benefit? its bullshit.
@@davescurry69 I LOVE the "Do ya?!"
@TheLanceUppercut It's brilliant isn't it. Everyone seems to miss it.
The last phrase sums up the entire song. "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss".
Every time I hear that scream (best primal scream in R&R btw) it added 2 years to my life. This is my band.
Mine too
Daltreys primal scream and Townsends kneeslide - one of rocks greatest moments ❤
I so LOVE THAT SCREAM! Best part of the song!
Mine 3. My all time favorite band.
I love John Entwistle’s bass playing. So deep, yet unassuming. Just sitting there chilling, being awesome. No spectacle.
His fingers create the spectacle!
And outside of performances he may have been the craziest one of the bunch
@@michaellockhart554 John certainly went out in a blaze that way! But I don't think he ever really fully kept up with Keith in that department. Who could?
Seems like most miss just how good he actually was.
His bass playing provides the bones of their songs
One of our best bands that’s ever come out of England , a master class in Rock and Roll.
Just one of the best bands, most come from england.
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerekas a proud Englishman 😊🫡🏴 I agree .
This is one of the best rock bands in history at the absolute top of their game pure and simple.
I never saw a better band in concert than the Who.
One of the best bands ever!
Live the BEST!
They're still the best live band I've seen, and I've seen some fabulous ones!
Great that Pete Townsend was able to channel his Hyperactivity to his Guitar playing
Drummer Keith Moon (died 9/1978) taught Ringo STARR’s (Beatles drummer) son Zac, to play the drums and Zac is now the drummer for The Who.
About two months after this was recorded I believe.
my favorite thing about these live Who videos is with all the chaos, there's Entwistle just standing statue-still shredding the crap out of the bass
That's cuz he's so drugged out if he moved he'd probably piss in his pants
@@imasmileydog8043 you can see Townsend is coked of his lips
Pay attention to the bass player. John Entwistle.. One of the best bass guitarists in the history of Rock. His nickname was Thunderfingers.. He played the bass like it was a lead guitar, with low notes.
Lemmy made a fist of playing the bass like a lead guitar too, RIP
The best. 😎
Entwistle has another nickname....he is the OX.
Ox'S nickname was OX!
Love this reaction. It's an amazing song about how every time someone comes along to "make things better" it's just the same old same old. Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss
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Of all the songs, I’ve heard in my years, and all the lyrics - that one line always sticks - - “ meet the new boss, same as the old boss”
"The Kids Are Alright" The Who documentary is best to showcase their history of the band.
......and Moon the Loon going nutz on the drums....RIP Keith Moon
The most famous scream in rock!! Did you notice the drummer, Keith Moon has his headphones duct taped to his head?
Matched only by the female commentator when the winning goal was scored in the football match that I have just watched and then after recovering from that you get Roger!😬
@@IsleofskyeShe had her Mike duct taped to her head?
Oh, the scream, right!
@@josephpublico2337 It goes right through you at High Pitch..
@@Isleofskye That's why you need duct tape.
I’ve loved The Who, since I was eight years old, as I get older, my favorite has become” love rain o’er me”. so many great songs though
He did ask for a love song, and you beat me to the suggestion lol. Great tune, and certainly a different side of the Who.
Eight, sure ya did
Love reign over me, not rain...
@@lorddaver5729 I know, I speak to text and don’t check sometimes, my bad
@@rc1564 I was introduced to the who when I was eight by my older brother who was my idol. I don’t know what’s so unbelievable about that?
They played at the closing ceremony at the 2012 London Olympics, and burned that stadium down. Fire 🔥. RIP Mooney.
Don't forget John "The Ox" Entwhistle. R.I.P.
You won't regret hearing more of The Who brother.
Remember when Ren said about the movie Quadrophenia, The Who are responsible for the movie and the soundtrack
Can't wait, the scream from Roger and Pete Townsends knee slide 😅
They should frame that thing in rock n roll hall of fame
FYI, This is the group that sings the opening for CSI Las Vegas, Miami, New York and The Masked Singer. The song is Who Are You. They did a movie Tommy which is a rock opera.
This song is the theme song to CSI: New York
The more things change, the more they stay the same. "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss". Thanks for the upload and reaction, BP!
“ Love, Reign o’er me”
Great WHO song
The Who are easily in the top 10 best rock ‘n’ roll bands of all time.
Gosh England was blessed wit MOSTER TALENT! 😉👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
One of the great British bands of the 60/70s.Check out their performance at Woodstock and the film Tommy with Tina Turner as the Acid Queen.
i second what Jan says. I'd also love to say that this band exploded onto the London "Mod" scene in the mid 1960's and had a career with new music being released and charting up till the mid 1880's! They have continued to tour although they are down to two elderly original core members. They were known for crazy live shows just usings their intruments, their temperments (they often fought and clashed but never really broke up) and the vibe they'd create - destroying instruments, knocking heads with mikes (yeah it did happen!!) - stealing the spotlight VERY often from more well known artists they'd be opening for in England and America! In 1968 they played the great west coast festival, Monteray Pop, and knew they were sharing a stage that night with Otis Redding and Jimi Hendrix (!!!!)....it was quite a three way battle. The very next year they had a explosive night at the first Woodstock Fest' and blew the crowd away again playing a evening slot against hard rock acts like Ten Years After and funk revolutionaries Sly and the Family Stone. In the early 1970's, and I cannot recommend this newly discovered filmed clip of them, they were part of a feature length filmed concert event held by their "friends", The Rolling Stones. Also on the bill were members of the Beatles and Joe Cocker, but it was the Who, with their new song, the first rock opera they ever wrote, "A QUICK ONE, WHILE HE'S AWAY", that stole the show, the crowd went wild during the two recorded versions put on film that night, so much so that the Rolling Stones, dumped the entire film for almost 40+ years, only recently restored, the video is a MUST WATCH for You! I hope You enjoy and read this!
Listen to the Tommy album (the movie is godawful); Quadraphenia is a better rock opera. Listen to Live at Leeds, not Woodstock.
Can't wait until the Bio film on Keith Moon comes out. It will be epic
And Elton John as the Pinball Wizard!
@@mohollywoodyou got a title for that film? I'm interested!
One of the all time best rock screams ever! Go Roger Daltry! 😁
3 things: a) the definition of a rock anthem b) the British could out-anger anyone c) The Who are all time greats worthy of your sonic indulgence
You (almost completely) misunderstood this song. This is a UK band, they were singing vaguely about politics (Not US politics). They were not referencing Vietnam at all, and when they sing about "constitution" they did NOT mean the constitution of the united states. The song was not anti-revolution despite the lyric "We'll be fighting in the streets", although they did stress that any revolution could be unpredictable.
My all time favorite band ever. They are the poster guys for rock. And every single one of them is a master at what they do.
This song was introduced in 1971 on the album "Who's Next".
One of the best albums ever! You can save time and just play the album! 😂😂😂
I was 26 in 1978. Love The Who. Thank you for your reactions and introducing great music to those that weren't there.
LOVE their songs: Reign O'er Me & Behind Blue Eyes.....but: there are SO MANY good songs by them....
“Won’t Get Fooled Again” was released as a single in 1971. My personal favorite is “Who Are You?.” Love your first reaction videos❣️
The greatest band in the world and well known even today as being one of, if not the loudest live band of all time. They're legends!! Long live The Who 🤘🎸🎶🎯
Quality of this 44 year old video is amazing. Shepperton Studios is same place where Star Wars was filmed. The band had exclusive access to all their filming equipment to make this video.
“Even had laser light shows in the 70s” 😆. Good one
I always have to chuckle when young reactors have never heard of 60s bands and artists
Yep, there were laser shows back then. I sold multi-media shows that included special sound f/X, projectors, graphics, and lasers. Most of them were multi-screen and surrounded the entire venue. We were contracted to do with for corporate events, sports events, live theater, and rock shows. We would pack them up after each show and move them from location to location.
"And the world looks just the same, and history ain't changed."
the key line in this track (imo) "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss..."
This is the iconic rock scream what's really amazing about this song is the organ is the instrument that's keeping the rhythm which allows the drummer Keith Moon, to go absolutely nuts throughout the whole song.
You watched quadrophenia. The film was produced by the who and the soundtrack is them. So yes you are aware of the who.
Roger Daltrey taped the cord on his mike so the mike wouldn't be launched and hit a fan in the crowd. He could swing it by the cord, then retract it back right in time for his vocals. It was an art form that he mastered. You always knew when the Who played their last song in a live concert, because their equipment was trashed by Pete Townshend (guitarist) & Keith Moon (drummer). Keith died in 1978, and the bassist, John Entwistle, died in 2002. Entwistle is among the greatest bass guitar players in rock history.
The Who are a big old rabbit hole to fall down, enjoy. I was 20 in 78.
18 and graduating from HS
Me too
17 for me!
22 for me. As a Brit I always preferred the Who, Stones, Kinks to the Beatles.
The Who and The Kinks were way better than the Rolling Stones. Although the latter had some amazing songs, I can't just listen to all their songs without skipping some awful ones. Lady Jane for starters - it's just embarrassing.
You definitely have to do more of The Who, they are great music!!❤❤❤
A Top-TEN Classic rock groups/ OG's "Tommy" was an eyeopener and still stands the test of time ~🎵
Keith Moon is the best drummer ever...no one can paint the kit like Moon....❤
The 9/11 Concert with The Who was electric. Song is nothing ever changes.
Entwistle ... wow. Dude was Awesome...
I loved Roger Daltry (vocalist) in The Highlander Series in the 90s. He was hysterical!
Just think about it man - these guys were proteges of the Stones, Beatles etc.... but THEY ROCK HARD....always - I have seen the 2 times and they are the best live band ever.....PERIOD One of my all time favorites... and they have a witty sense of humor too......
These guys are iconic. Pete Townsend on guitar, with the windmill stokes, the jumping like it’s an aerobics class. Keith Moon on the drums, that man was crazy, I don’t if it was the alcohol & chemical enhancements that did it, or just brought it out of him. Regardless, he is also legend. I remember my older brother playing The Who’s rock opera Tommy when I was 6 or7. Glad you enjoyed them.
Saw them in concert in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida in 1977. Still one of the best concerts I've ever seen. Roger Daltry is an amazing performer, and in addition to being a genius songwriter, Pete Townshend is a phenomenal guitarist and showman. I think the real statement in this song is that despite all the revolutions, nothing really ever changes. The people in power may be different, but for the regular people, everything's just the same, if not worse. I love seeing your reactions to songs I've listened to for most of my life; it's like hearing them myself for the first time all over again! Please react to my favorite of theirs, "Baba O'Reilly" - you will love it!
the Who are one of the Goats. Their music is iconic and everywhere. just watch CSI and hear their theme song "who are you."
This song is theme for CSI Miami
@@charlesgoin9136 Theres so many CSI and 3 letter shows . I knew it was csi but forgot what one. ty for the heads up.
My fav Who song is BABA O'RILEY. They used to play it in the hallways in Middle School in-between classes.
I saw them in Nashville, TN, a few years ago. They still rock it.
The Who are performing several gigs in London in March for their annual Teenage Cancer Trust charity concerts. 25 years ago, The Who created Teenage Cancer Trust which raises funds to build houses similar to the Ronald McDonald Houses all over the world, but geared toward teenagers who are battling cancer. Squeeze is the open act for The Who this year. Eddie Vedder, Robert Plant, and several other rockers are also performing.
This song was from a rock opera that Pete was working on that never came to fruition. He was a genius on many levels.
Good intro to The Who. Widely regarded as one of the best if best Rock bands in the world. Certainly the best rock band to come out if the UK.
There's a lot of Led Zeppelin fans who'd disagree with your last line. Not sure who I'd agree with.
I was 18, The Who was the voice of our generation (listen to My Generation) and there's lots of history here, good and bad with all of the members.
For Roger's vocals - "Love Reign O'er Me" for John's bass "Real Me".
I read somewhere that Keith Moon’s drumming is the most precisely timed of all rock drummers.
Playing on your phone when the most iconic scream.. dang
To me this could be the best introduction to The Who. This song originally came out in 1971 ( my birth-year) and I think it's one of their best songs and this performance is absolutely entertaining.
The greatest band ever! Young man blues, Isle of Wight next!
I seen him.wrap his mick around Keith's neck atleast 6 times! He was turning blue before they got it off@ and the song never stopped !. True Detroit!
The song’s brilliant lyrics are about a revolution (probably fits most so-called revolutions) that promised better life under a new constitution but which, in the end, changed nothing. They sing “a change, it had to come, we knew it all along, and “we were liberated from the fold, that's all, and the world looks just the same”… Realizing that they fell for the false promise of change they sing, “We don't get fooled again, no, no” and finally they end with “meet the new boss same as the old boss”. Some very insightful and prescient lyrics.
was it an answer to Lennon/The Beatles "revolution"?
@@highpath4776 Never though about it before but similiar sentiments. John says "when you talk about destruction, don't you know that you can count me out" except perhaps John wasn't fooled as he said, "we'd all love to see the plan".
@@steveullrich7737 dont forget in reality John was a middleclass (for liverpool) grammer school person, but really aimed revolution at those who wanted to destroy without finding a way to build everyone up. Townsend's lyrics are also mis scanned. "then I get down on my knees to pray we don't get fooled again". the prayer is for enlightenment , not reigned acceptance but the singing makes it deliberately ambigious
Londoners were not unaffected by “the troubles” in Ireland either.
I'm in the UK. It's great to see an American who understands there is a world outside the US. Keep going there are loads of fantastic 60s bands and singers and to find yet .
Love the British influence on Rock & RoLl, especially during 60s and 70s.
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A lot of American understand that. Many many British bands and artists are popular here. One of my faves who for whatever reasons didn’t make it big here (but l love them) is Slade.
@@cycologist7069 Bruv. First album I bought with my own money was Old new borrowed and blue from 1974. I was 12.
@@rickmason8159 Funny thing about that album is the American release was called Clap Your Feet Stomp Your Hands.
Saw that,don't understand why. Shitty title,sounds like something for kids. Even for the 70s there are lyrics not suitable for young ears. Thing is I listened to the album last week. I think you could release some of their tracks now and they would still sound new .
The Who's catalog is an irresistible rabbit hole of great music with great storytelling. As great as this performance was, you have to hear the studio version to really get the full effect ...especially for Roger Daltrey's classic scream. It's worth the listen.
Oh my God you said it you are right we are not a democracy we are constitutional republic oh my God somebody's finally getting it excellent problem my friend a fan for life 😊
Oh man!! I haven't listened to them recently. Check out : "Behind Blue Eyes." I saw them in Cleveland, Ohio (Ball Park stadium - can't remember the name) 1988ish. Live concerts in the open air are so great! Of course, they rocked!!
Love this group. It was a great time for music. CCR, The Who, The Clash, Dire Straits, Velvet Underground and then the Rolling Stones. Simply the best quality music
That was the kind and gentle WHO. Look at their earlier stuff, THE WHO, like Led Zeppelin, are the archetype ROCK BAND.
The Who were leaders in using lasers in shows, maybe even the first band to do so. What you saw here was ground-breaking.
My favorite Who song is Pinball Wizard, the movie Tommy is based of the album, it about a deaf mute blind boy who is a pinball champion. Its a crazy movie.
My favourite Who song is .... This....
Listen to the lyrics (REALLY listen)
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Then play Money Game 1.
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The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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"This isn't entertainment, this is real life"
(Yes... *I KNOW* that's from part 3)
@rogerstarkey5390 you make a much better comment than my similar one. The social scene doesn't seem to change, does it?
I'm loving your reaction to some of the best music of my era. This song was on the Who's Next album which came out in 1971. I saw them in concert at the Denver coliseum on December 4th of '71. You should listen to the entire album as it is one of the best all-time albums. A few of their songs off this album are currently being used for commercials.
This band is on a whole different level. Can't wait until you react to more of them. But this is a banger. I think of this song after every election here in the states. Oh, the beginning of their song Baba O'Riley has been my phone ringtone for the past 10 years!
My favorite Who song is "Behind Blue Eyes". So many songs were anti-war in the 60's and early 70's.
Won't Get Fooled Again was released in 1971 on the album Who's Next.
The Who is right up there in rock history with The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. The song is about self-serving politicians who divide people and get them all hyped up about the need for "revolution," and then when they win, nothing changes. The cycle continues ad infinitum but we fall for the hype and are left disappointed every time, hoping we don't get fooled again. The song is summed up with the lines "Pick up my guitar and play, just like yesterday," and "meet the new boss, same as the old boss." It's really a call for detachment from the endless games, rather than revolution.
Definitely more of The Who - "Baba O'Riley at Shepperton is also a banger!
According to Rolling Stone Magazine's list of the best rock musicians, all four members of The Who are among the very best at their craft.
Love reign o'er me is my vote for next
The Who is one of my very favorite bands of all time. They deliver the goods with each and every track they ever cut.
Legends!
Saw these guys many times back in the day, awesome in the same room as them...
Great seeing you enjoying all this different music! Keep posting...
4 guys going all out. Whenever they show Entwistle he's doing amazing stuff. They were great. 😎
I am 42 and remember the first time seeing Roger Daltry on TV, it wasn’t a music video but it was his guest starring acting role as “Fitz” the immortal friend of The Highlander, Duncan Macleod on the show Highlander.
The Who were definitely one of my favorite bands out of the 60s early 70s. They were some rough and tough dudes. I once heard that when you were going out with your girl you listened to Led Zeppelin and if you were going out to fight you listened to The Who lol
I like how your channel starts off by just getting into the reaction. You found a really nice way to segue in and still be able to introduce your channel and the usual stuff.
The faster entry into the reacting is very very smart. Well done.
And now when I look at it again with you, I love the bass player John Entwistle more😂😊❤ He looks so cool😎
One of the best underrated group's of all time
The rthym section is legendary. Probably the best lead rthym section ever. The lead guitar played the rthym.
The song is about an era that taken place around "The Glorious Revolution" and the change of their Constitution in 1707. It's a U.K. band.
This piece was actually one of the songs originally intended for a rock opera called "Lifehouse", which never came to fruition. However, there are some great songs written for that endevour. The Who were the Godfathers of punk with Pete destroying his guitars and Keith decimating his drumkit regularly. Do check out "Love Reign O'er Me" for a true measure of Roger's voice. Probably their best known album is the rock opera "Tommy".
One of the most popular rock bands of all time…..a British band, part of the British Invasion of rock bands following the Beatles popularity in America. Their musicianship is incredible! You need to listen to more WHO! They produced the very first Rock opera called “Tommy”…a film and soundtrack….now a Broadway musical!
this concert was filmed right before the drummer Keith Moon passed away by an OD on the prescription he was taking to break his alcohol addiction ironically. he was living in the same apartment that "momma cass" from the group The Mommas and the Pappas had died in 4 year years earlier