This song makes me cry every time I hear it. My siblings all think it's great fun to play it and make me cry. Streets of Heaven by Sheree Austin also makes me cry. We're talking snot-sobbing/ugly-crying-like-Kim-Kardashian. My co-workers at the place I worked all thought it was a rollicking good time to call me into one room of the pharmacy into another room of the pharmacy to guffaw at me and the I-can't-breathe-I'm-crying-so-hard reactions.
I'll show my age. . . The first time I heard this song on an episode of Rescue 911 with William Shatner. I think it was an episode where a girl had an allergic reaction to shrimp at prom and her date went to see her in the hospital and had her listen to this song on his portal cd player!
Oh wow. This song brings back so many memories. My best friend and I loved this song. We would listen to it all the time. Brings back memories of going to our favorite restaurant before home football games. We always listened to Tim and Garth and Trisha Yearwood. Speaking of Trish, She's In Love With The Boy is a classic. I think it was maybe her first or second hit. Her voice is pure country. On a 'Dear God, where did the time go note' I am trying to wrap my mind around the fact this song came out 27 years ago...I could use some of that Bourbon right now!
I love that you guys don't edit, it keeps your video's real, genuine and shows personality. Very much appreciated ! I do like the ballads but you guys have to do more of the 'fun' country. I am a HUGE fan ! Keep up the awesome work !
Keith with the middle verse you got to remember he is 18 years old and he is panicked. Not everyone takes a weapon on a date to the movie theater. And all he wanted was to do was get the guy to not hurt his girl. As a woman I would respect a man more that gave up everything he owned instead of taking on a guy that would probably kill him because if the robber has a gun and we don't if my guy gets killed then I am in trouble. And you got remember not every guy was a marine like you. Just my opinion. LOL I love you guys' reactions by the way. I have had a couple really hard loses in the last couple years and your channel makes me smile when not a lot of other things do.
This song has such a powerful message. Thanks for doing this one. My favorite songs from the great Tim McGraw are When She Wakes Up, One of These Days, Just To See You Smile, Don't Take the Girl, Can’t Be Really Gone, I Do But I Don’t, Angry All the Time, Grown Men Don’t Cry, Back When, My Little Girl, Everywhere, You Had To Be There, Humble and Kind, and If You’re Reading This.
@@BourbonCountryReacts You are so right, there were and still are. I live by a Joint Base and see Military all the time and planes flying over. Some have what it takes to walk into danger when the rest of us back up, Police and Firemen included and some just don't. BTW, it still pisses me off that a young person can go off to war and get shot at but can't legally get a beer.
Trust me, I'm looking at it from 16y/o me's point of view too. Even by 16, that would not have been the first time I'd looked down the barrel of a gun. - Keith
That middle scene wouldn't have been a problem for me I always carry a pocket knife so I would have gutted him myself no man needed to protect me. My dad was a marine who taught me well.
With how Keith reacted to this one i would live to see his reaction to "Coward of the County" by Kenny Rodgers. I feel like you may be upset for a second but you will love the ending.
Tim Mcgraw's wife Faith Hill has an awesome voice and some great songs too. "It matters to me" or "Mississippi girl" and they have many duets that they did together. If you like vanilla and Carmel notes in your whiskey you would like heavens door bourbon! One of my favorites
for more comedic relief, just listen to his song "do you want fries with that?". for another hits you in the feels, try his song "live like you were dying".
I have to laugh because I was a VERY sheltered teenage girl the first time I heard this song, and yet even I was like “if they’re willing to pull a gun on you then begging isn’t going to do squat, it just tells them you’re prey”. Still enjoyed the song, but couldn’t take it seriously.
Could you guys react to Travis Tritts" Modern Day Bonnie And Clyde"? It's an older tune. I love your guys reactions and the "oops" times. Makes my day and a good chuckle. See ya at the next! 😊
Love the reactions I'm a black and white girl who was raised with people 9f all music tastes from metal to musicals to country music im definitely subbing!
Not a real bourbon drinker but on the channel for the music and the entertainment. I did see recently about a couple of varieties of Bourbon called Bradshaw Bourbon that might make a good review if you can get it.
Blanco Brown and Tim re recorded this song together ! It’s amazing!! Y’all should react to that .. get over the middle stanza dude .. when people are scared they act differently .. he just wanted him to take his shit and go .. remember he was a teenager at that time
Any cover of an Allman Brothers tune is going to be ambitious. Especially that one. Hopefully we'll get more votes for it, because I want to hear it. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts I personally believe it's better than the original, lol believe it or not, and Greg Allman is in the audience, And the original lead guitarist is playing right beside Chris, It was a tribute to Greg I believe. It shows him at the end of the song.
I enjoyed this a whole lot guys and yes it hits you in the fields and two stanzas specifically one of the fields is anger one of the fuels is great well done
As always,great reaction! I'm going to suggest two songs that I have just remembered and I know that no one is also going to suggest this song unless they were a teenager in the 70's when this was making it's way around the radio stations. The first one is hilarious, Jim Stafford's " Wildwood Flower" and more recently, Diamond Rio's" l Believe ". I also want to mention I am a Hoosier,too ,so please react at least to Jim Stafford, you won't regret it!!😄😄😄😄
This song came out when my sister was pregnant with my nephew and it would make her tear up every time! (Pregnancy hormones) now Everytime I hear it it takes me back about 27 years!!!🙃
At 18, I was a Marine and almost certainly had a gun too. And there is no way I don't kill or die to protect my girl. I couldn't live with myself otherwise. And, I really can't even begin to understand any mindset otherwise. And by 18, that wouldn't be the first time I'd stared down the barrel of a gun, either. - Keith
Marine from a Marine, teenagers not combat vets. As A Nam vet I would attack but teenagers, think! You do not listen to enough "STRAIT ", as in George!
This song is a hard one. I lost my aunt at a young age. This was her song. It doesn't matter what I go through, this song gets me. This is one of the few songs where I let the Marine NCO mask down to just feel emotional.
This is old school Tim McGraw. Try Tim McGraw Humble and Kind, Live Like Your Dying, Speak to a Girl, Better than I Used to Be, Back When, Do you want fries with that, & some many more.
@@BourbonCountryReacts It's not about you it's about you trying something and he kills the woman you love because you didn't just do what he wanted and let him rob you. I understand your point but the point of that middle stanza was Johnny was willing to let the bad guy have whatever he wanted so he didn't hurt the girl not Johnny. If Johnny tries something by pulling his own weapon or fighting the guy off the girl could be hurt because of his actions so he decided to just give the guy whatever he wanted so his woman wouldn't be hurt. In this situation the guy already has his gun drawn and pointed at the couple if you truly believe you are fast enough to draw your own weapon and fire or swing your fist at a guy with his gun already pointed at you congratulations on being the Flash but most human beings would be smart enough to realize the best thing to do in this situation is to give the guy what he wants so no one gets hurt. The criminal wasn't kidnapping the girl he said "if you do what I tell you to there won't be any harm" and you see in the video after he gets the money/wallet he leaves them both unharmed he just wanted to rob the guy. The guy in this situation did the only reasonable rationale thing to do since he didn't have a weapon already drawn or any type of military training.
I keep the list of running songs, and we have 100s of requests, which one was yours and I can let you know if it is coming up. Also don't forget you can 'bribe' us now, to put your song at the top.
Somebody's hero by Jaimie oneal and it's a special song for me because my daughter dedicated it to me after a long road of ups and downs and then her dad passing away brought us closer together
Letting the smoke roll on a 'Maker's Mark Seasoned' cigar while watching. Found it fitting for your channel. On a related note: you guys might like "Smoke a Little Smoke" by Eric Church. Always an "Oh, damn." when that last verse hits. Every time. Jack D honey straight up tastes like cough medicine.
I love music and a big fan of rock, alternative, and country. I like songs that tell a story or that has a good meaning behind them. I've never been good at explaining or expressing my feelings or emotions but I can always find a song that explains perfectly. I think y'all should check Tim McGraw's Humble and Kind. I'm not 100% sure but I think it was wrote by a teacher or someone has a prayer to her kids. It's how I try to raise my 3 daughters fore sure but I enjoy watching y'all's videos. I enjoy hearing both of y'all's options as well and more times than not I agree. Loved the reaction y'all did to Country Boy Can Survive and would love to see y'all do one to Family Tradition, Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound, and If Heaven Ain't A Lot Like Dixie. Well shit I just thought of another song I think y'all would like Charlie Daniel: Devil Went Down To Georgia. I remember one of y'all said that you really liked the fiddle and if so you'll love that song
Tim mcgraw has alot of great songs one I think you should check out also has keith urban playing guitar in it as well as taylor swift it's called highway don't care
The middle stanza had to be written that way in order to fit the song... it's called “don't take the girl”! I mean come on man! You gotta see that! Plus it's telling a story of how the boy went from thinking she had cooties & not wanting her around to her becoming his everything! The verse fits the song... period.
This is my first reaction request ever. Please try 'Do you want fries with that' or 'Back when' both by Tim Mcgraw. BTW I really appreciate your reactions on both the music and the bourbon.
@@BourbonCountryReacts Well I'd say it's more fitting in the theme/a pithy title. Unless you want to make the argument that his father was threatening to kidnap the girl too.
I loved this song way back when. It was from his second album, but turned out to be his big time breakout album. From that same album you should check out "Not a Moment Too Soon" (which was the title track for the album) and "Indian Outlaw". The entire album was pretty good. It produced five Top 10 songs with two of them going to #1. I think you should also check out one of his more recent offerings "Humble and Kind". You had mentioned in a previous reaction that everyone seemed to be feeding you the slow sappy songs to react to. Check out Toby Keith's "Beer For My Horses" and if you're feeling a bit ornery, also check out "The Taliban Song". It was one of those songs that always seemed to get a great reaction when Toby played it live for our troops stationed in the Middle East. Now, let's talk booze. I am one of those "Jack Daniels" drinkers, so please don't make fun of me. I'm not big on the flavored stuff though. I prefer just the regular Old No. 7, straight up or mixed with coke. I will say I also like the Tennessee Fire, but not as much. Though, it is pretty good mixed with Dr Pepper. I'm not sure I have ever tried any bourbon. So you tell me, if you were to recommend a good bourbon for someone totally new to that part of the "spirit world" and would be easy to find on a national level (not sure how many of those Indiana bourbons can be found in Arizona) what would it be? Suggest one that you think would sell me on trying more bourbons. I will be sure to pick up a bottle next time I am in town (or sooner if they have it at the local grocery store). P.S. I apologize for my long winded comments, lol.
@@BourbonCountryReacts Oh yeah, I am well familiar with JD Single Barrel. I've at least tried most every Jack Daniels available. There is one I haven't tried that I really want to, but it's difficult finding their Sinatra Select in stock anywhere. I was asking specifically about bourbon though. I know it's a whiskey, but it's made mostly from corn, which is what differentiates it from normal whiskeys. So, for someone new to the particular spirit, what would be a good bourbon to try?
Good mid line, and available kind of entry bourbon would be Woodford Reserve Distiller's Select or their Double Oaked. If you're looking for a higher end, maybe EH Taylor. Then on the very high end, Horse Soldier Commander's select.
You are most likely tasting the "iron" from the grain used. The water has to be so treated these days that it is no longer an impact on the distillate. This is one reason that old bourbon tastes better.
The distilleries in KY say otherwise. However, we're hitting more and more non-KY bourbons that have no iron flavor in them, which might indeed indicate they're highly treating the water before production. I have a source in the industrial water purification business. I'll check with him to see if distillers are a customer base for his industry. - Keith
Bagpipes? Dude... I get a little twitchy around those, especially if there's scotch involved. A guy played us off to war on the pipes in 1990. Literally. They mess with me hard. - Keith
This had been out a very long time and I still cry at the end.
Y'all are two realist. Makes it hard to accept the poetic license.
I am a hardcore realist. Interesting that it comes through on the channel. - Keith
This song makes me cry every time I hear it. My siblings all think it's great fun to play it and make me cry. Streets of Heaven by Sheree Austin also makes me cry. We're talking snot-sobbing/ugly-crying-like-Kim-Kardashian. My co-workers at the place I worked all thought it was a rollicking good time to call me into one room of the pharmacy into another room of the pharmacy to guffaw at me and the I-can't-breathe-I'm-crying-so-hard reactions.
reminds me of a special memory
I'll show my age. . . The first time I heard this song on an episode of Rescue 911 with William Shatner. I think it was an episode where a girl had an allergic reaction to shrimp at prom and her date went to see her in the hospital and had her listen to this song on his portal cd player!
Was Shatner on Rescue 911? - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts Yes! He hosted it.
A great one by Tim McGraw is “Humble and Kind” ☮️😎
We'll add a vote for it.
I like watching these videos because you guys make me laugh
Oh wow. This song brings back so many memories. My best friend and I loved this song. We would listen to it all the time. Brings back memories of going to our favorite restaurant before home football games. We always listened to Tim and Garth and Trisha Yearwood.
Speaking of Trish, She's In Love With The Boy is a classic. I think it was maybe her first or second hit. Her voice is pure country.
On a 'Dear God, where did the time go note' I am trying to wrap my mind around the fact this song came out 27 years ago...I could use some of that Bourbon right now!
I've added the Trisha song to the list, and.. time flies -Dustin
If you look closely at the end ... she lives
This was one of Tim McGraw's first hits. For a more recent hit of his try Live Like You are Dying.
Added another vote for that one on our list, thanks for the suggestion. -Dustin
@@BourbonCountryReacts , yes this one and Humble and Kind are my two favorites of his
also, i am so glad you did the official video, it shows what REALLY happened after the last verse ended.
Dude, rule #1 never draw on a drawn gun. The interesting thing is, if you just heard the song, you would think she dies.
Nice song
Gentle reminder…many of us girls aren’t too keen on being taken and can do mag dumps just as fast as y’all
I love that you guys don't edit, it keeps your video's real, genuine and shows personality. Very much appreciated ! I do like the ballads but you guys have to do more of the 'fun' country. I am a HUGE fan ! Keep up the awesome work !
Thanks!
Keith with the middle verse you got to remember he is 18 years old and he is panicked. Not everyone takes a weapon on a date to the movie theater. And all he wanted was to do was get the guy to not hurt his girl. As a woman I would respect a man more that gave up everything he owned instead of taking on a guy that would probably kill him because if the robber has a gun and we don't if my guy gets killed then I am in trouble. And you got remember not every guy was a marine like you. Just my opinion. LOL I love you guys' reactions by the way. I have had a couple really hard loses in the last couple years and your channel makes me smile when not a lot of other things do.
This song has such a powerful message. Thanks for doing this one. My favorite songs from the great Tim McGraw are When She Wakes Up, One of These Days, Just To See You Smile, Don't Take the Girl, Can’t Be Really Gone, I Do But I Don’t, Angry All the Time, Grown Men Don’t Cry, Back When, My Little Girl, Everywhere, You Had To Be There, Humble and Kind, and If You’re Reading This.
where bouts in Indiana? Born and raised in Seymour. Moved to florida to live on the beach in 2013
We're in the Indy area.
A song you guys should check out is holy water by big and rich its a great song about a touchy subject
That one is on our list, I've added a vote -Dustin
Deana (Dee-na...no one can say it correctly, lol) Carter, Did I Shave My Legs For This. Yeah, it's a must watch/hear!
We'll add the song to our list.
The girl running at the end of the video is the girl from the song. God didn't take her
She lived. That was her out there running with them at the end.
Love the Circle, Circle Dot Dot :) Try Tim's Live Like you are Dying
Liked it, then disliked, y'all hung up on the middle stanza? He had a GUN, he was just trying to save her
Need to remember the boy was only 18 at the time, an adult might act a bit different. Great song !
Maybe you forget that there are many men out there that were facing machine guns and worse by age 18. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts You are so right, there were and still are. I live by a Joint Base and see Military all the time and planes flying over. Some have what it takes to walk into danger when the rest of us back up, Police and Firemen included and some just don't. BTW, it still pisses me off that a young person can go off to war and get shot at but can't legally get a beer.
@@debbiecook2788 Definitely agree on the beer thing. Have always found that ridiculous.
@@BourbonCountryReacts , I agree , I just had that conversation a couple days ago with someone
I like that....it makes it more fun and easier to get to know you guys and the sounds in the background. 😂😂.
Yeah, we don't edit. There's no telling what you guys might get. - Keith
It the devil dog in Keith I understand. You guys are great i love watching your videos Semper Fi devil dog
If you go back to the end of the video, you see her running with a picnic basket towards Johnny and the little boy fishing!
If you go by the timeline in the song the boy would be 16 so the stanza is probably pretty accurate, you’re looking at it from an adult point of view.
Trust me, I'm looking at it from 16y/o me's point of view too. Even by 16, that would not have been the first time I'd looked down the barrel of a gun. - Keith
I'd recommend live like you we're dying by Tim
We'll add it to the list.
This song pulls on my heartstrings every time.
I choose to believe that she made it in the end!
Epitome of Country Music is Hank Williams Jr....Country Boy Can Survive!!
We check it out here:
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You should do "She thinks we're just fishin" by Trace Adkins
We'll add that to our list.
That middle scene wouldn't have been a problem for me I always carry a pocket knife so I would have gutted him myself no man needed to protect me. My dad was a marine who taught me well.
Oh I did mean to mention another song by Tim McGraw to listen to is IF YOU'RE READING THIS.
Here you go.
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You have to keep in mind that not every 18 year old is equipped to go down fighting in a suburban downtown in the early 90s.
To save a girl's life? Yeah, I don't respect the ones who wouldn't. - Keith
Listen to Home Free “bless the broken road! Nice reaction!
We'll add that to our list.
You should react to Tim McGraw - Humble and Kind, Highway Don't Care
Great song great message.
Added a couple of votes for those -Dustin
With how Keith reacted to this one i would live to see his reaction to "Coward of the County" by Kenny Rodgers. I feel like you may be upset for a second but you will love the ending.
Added a vote for that one -D
YES!!!!!! I'm right there with you on this one. "Coward of the County" will give them an interesting twist.
Yesssssss!
Tim Mcgraw's wife Faith Hill has an awesome voice and some great songs too. "It matters to me" or "Mississippi girl" and they have many duets that they did together. If you like vanilla and Carmel notes in your whiskey you would like heavens door bourbon! One of my favorites
We'll add those to our list. Plus, I think Heaven's Door is available around here. We'll see if we can get our hands on a bottle. - Keith
He's 18 and the guy had a gun and she's the love of his life. Give Johnny a break
for more comedic relief, just listen to his song "do you want fries with that?". for another hits you in the feels, try his song "live like you were dying".
Added votes for those -Dustin
a definite vote for a Sherrie Austin "Streets of Heaven" as a reviewer said in a reply. just keep tissues close.
Added a vote for that one -Dustin
I have to laugh because I was a VERY sheltered teenage girl the first time I heard this song, and yet even I was like “if they’re willing to pull a gun on you then begging isn’t going to do squat, it just tells them you’re prey”. Still enjoyed the song, but couldn’t take it seriously.
Yeah, I could take it all seriously except that part. It's a good song. - Keith
not my favorite song by Tim, but definitely iconic.
Could you guys react to Travis Tritts" Modern Day Bonnie And Clyde"? It's an older tune. I love your guys reactions and the "oops" times. Makes my day and a good chuckle. See ya at the next! 😊
Added to our list, we're glad you enjoyed it, we have fun with it -Dustin
i wanna hear this one! it was always hilarious to listen to when it first came out then it just seemed to disappear all of a sudden.
A very powerful message in this song.
Love the reactions I'm a black and white girl who was raised with people 9f all music tastes from metal to musicals to country music im definitely subbing!
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for the sub. - Keith
A Real Country song Through and Through ; makes you think and realize how it can and might be.
Great reaction love the way you say screw it and roll with what happens. You might find Tim McGraw's Indian Outlaw fun to listen too.
We'll add it to our list.
Listen to Michael Ray Whisky 🥃 and Rain !!
We'll add that to our list.
Not a real bourbon drinker but on the channel for the music and the entertainment. I did see recently about a couple of varieties of Bourbon called Bradshaw Bourbon that might make a good review if you can get it.
I've added it to the list, that is one we haven't tried! -Dustin
Love Tim McGraw and his story telling! This is a sad one. Enjoy your reactions!
Thanks!
You also have to think about the fact that that was a grown ass man,probably a hardened criminal and you're talking about an 18 year old kid
Another Tim McGraw song is Good Girls or One of these days
Blanco Brown and Tim re recorded this song together ! It’s amazing!! Y’all should react to that .. get over the middle stanza dude .. when people are scared they act differently .. he just wanted him to take his shit and go .. remember he was a teenager at that time
Can't wait for you to listen to Chris Stapleton's cover of Whipping post!!
Any cover of an Allman Brothers tune is going to be ambitious. Especially that one. Hopefully we'll get more votes for it, because I want to hear it. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts I'll vote for it, too!
@@BourbonCountryReacts I personally believe it's better than the original, lol believe it or not, and Greg Allman is in the audience, And the original lead guitarist is playing right beside Chris, It was a tribute to Greg I believe. It shows him at the end of the song.
Guys you need to watch/listen to 'Coward of the County' by Kenny Rogers
I've heard that. Love it. Not sure if Dustin has. - Keith
Please react to "Man of Constant Sorrow" by Home Free
Stay tuned. :)
I enjoyed this a whole lot guys and yes it hits you in the fields and two stanzas specifically one of the fields is anger one of the fuels is great well done
Ooh... Good point on one of the feels being anger. Really good point. - Keith
As always,great reaction! I'm going to suggest two songs that I have just remembered and I know that no one is also going to suggest this song unless they were a teenager in the 70's when this was making it's way around the radio stations. The first one is hilarious, Jim Stafford's " Wildwood Flower" and more recently, Diamond Rio's" l Believe ". I also want to mention I am a Hoosier,too ,so please react at least to Jim Stafford, you won't regret it!!😄😄😄😄
I've added both of those to our list, but we just introduced a way to 'bribe' us if you'd like your song to hit the top of the list -Dustin
You wanna cry watch the father my son and the holy ghost by Craig Morgan can't remember if I requested this but only play if your ready to shed a tear
Stay tuned.
If you haven't tried them yet. Larceny, Angels Envy, & Eagle Rare are good bourbons.
We like all three. I think we've had two of them on the channel, but my memory is fuzzy. Dustin keeps way better track of these things. - Keith
Eagle Rare - czcams.com/video/v1MVkkoZzxE/video.html
BP Larceny - Nov 5th
Put a vote next to Angel's Envy
Keep those suggestions coming! -Dustin
I am really enjoying your reactions. It's honest and real......just like real country music
Thank you. With us, it's pretty much a case of what you see is what you get.
This song came out when my sister was pregnant with my nephew and it would make her tear up every time! (Pregnancy hormones) now Everytime I hear it it takes me back about 27 years!!!🙃
It's a powerful song. I had my issues with the middle stanza, but that doesn't change how powerful the song is. - Keith
Okay tough guys the kid was 18 n the man had a gun n his girl. Maybe he wasn’t as tough as y’all 🙄😂
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I was thinking the same. The man had a GUN. Take a chance on yourself, not the girl.
At 18, I was a Marine and almost certainly had a gun too. And there is no way I don't kill or die to protect my girl. I couldn't live with myself otherwise. And, I really can't even begin to understand any mindset otherwise. And by 18, that wouldn't be the first time I'd stared down the barrel of a gun, either. - Keith
Marine from a Marine, teenagers not combat vets. As A Nam vet I would attack but teenagers, think!
You do not listen to enough "STRAIT ", as in George!
This song is a hard one. I lost my aunt at a young age. This was her song. It doesn't matter what I go through, this song gets me. This is one of the few songs where I let the Marine NCO mask down to just feel emotional.
Some songs just hit. - Keith
That’s an interesting logo on the black shirt. I might have a closet full of those.
Montani Semper Liberi.
I'd really like to see yalls reaction to John Deere Green by Joe Diffie. Delightful song
We'll add it to our list.
This is old school Tim McGraw. Try Tim McGraw Humble and Kind, Live Like Your Dying, Speak to a Girl, Better than I Used to Be, Back When, Do you want fries with that, & some many more.
Update our list with all of those -Dustin
Better Than I Used To Be is another great one from Tim. He's a cool guy too.
Added another vote for that tune -Dustin
If your reading this by Tim Mcgraw is another good one !! That one touches your heart
They already did that one
@@microwavedsalad893 oh yeah thank you
@@countryfan1267 no worries, took me a minute to find it. Spoiler, they both have to fight off the tears
NUH UH! I wadn't crying'. YOU were cryin! - Keith.
There was dust in the air... Keith's wife had been cleaning all day..... -Dustin
U have to understand that not everyone has the courage to fight someone that has a gun and not wanting to get killed over just money!
It wasn't "just money." Some dude with a gun is taking my girl? Yeah, that's a kill or die moment. It's the only honorable thing. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts It's not about you it's about you trying something and he kills the woman you love because you didn't just do what he wanted and let him rob you. I understand your point but the point of that middle stanza was Johnny was willing to let the bad guy have whatever he wanted so he didn't hurt the girl not Johnny. If Johnny tries something by pulling his own weapon or fighting the guy off the girl could be hurt because of his actions so he decided to just give the guy whatever he wanted so his woman wouldn't be hurt. In this situation the guy already has his gun drawn and pointed at the couple if you truly believe you are fast enough to draw your own weapon and fire or swing your fist at a guy with his gun already pointed at you congratulations on being the Flash but most human beings would be smart enough to realize the best thing to do in this situation is to give the guy what he wants so no one gets hurt. The criminal wasn't kidnapping the girl he said "if you do what I tell you to there won't be any harm" and you see in the video after he gets the money/wallet he leaves them both unharmed he just wanted to rob the guy. The guy in this situation did the only reasonable rationale thing to do since he didn't have a weapon already drawn or any type of military training.
middle stanza... He was a kid
I really like your channel, if y'allwant to hear more Tim McGraw maybe try his song "Back When"
We'll add a vote for that one.
I cry to good song. I am wondering if you have listened to my suggestion yet
I keep the list of running songs, and we have 100s of requests, which one was yours and I can let you know if it is coming up.
Also don't forget you can 'bribe' us now, to put your song at the top.
Somebody's hero by Jaimie oneal and it's a special song for me because my daughter dedicated it to me after a long road of ups and downs and then her dad passing away brought us closer together
Letting the smoke roll on a 'Maker's Mark Seasoned' cigar while watching. Found it fitting for your channel. On a related note: you guys might like "Smoke a Little Smoke" by Eric Church. Always an "Oh, damn." when that last verse hits. Every time. Jack D honey straight up tastes like cough medicine.
We agree on the JD Honey. We'll add the EC song to our list, and those Makers cigars are shockingly good. And underrated. - Keith
"Riding With Private Malone" by David Ball please? Thanks.
We'll add a vote for that.
I love music and a big fan of rock, alternative, and country. I like songs that tell a story or that has a good meaning behind them. I've never been good at explaining or expressing my feelings or emotions but I can always find a song that explains perfectly. I think y'all should check Tim McGraw's Humble and Kind. I'm not 100% sure but I think it was wrote by a teacher or someone has a prayer to her kids. It's how I try to raise my 3 daughters fore sure but I enjoy watching y'all's videos. I enjoy hearing both of y'all's options as well and more times than not I agree. Loved the reaction y'all did to Country Boy Can Survive and would love to see y'all do one to Family Tradition, Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound, and If Heaven Ain't A Lot Like Dixie. Well shit I just thought of another song I think y'all would like Charlie Daniel: Devil Went Down To Georgia. I remember one of y'all said that you really liked the fiddle and if so you'll love that song
Tim mcgraw has alot of great songs one I think you should check out also has keith urban playing guitar in it as well as taylor swift it's called highway don't care
That one is on the list, I've added a vote -Dustin
The middle stanza had to be written that way in order to fit the song... it's called “don't take the girl”! I mean come on man! You gotta see that! Plus it's telling a story of how the boy went from thinking she had cooties & not wanting her around to her becoming his everything! The verse fits the song... period.
Oh, I get that. It's just representative of a mindset that I absolutely cannot, in any way, relate to. - Keith
Great song….awesome reaction!!!
Thanks!
This is my first reaction request ever. Please try 'Do you want fries with that' or 'Back when' both by Tim Mcgraw. BTW I really appreciate your reactions on both the music and the bourbon.
Thanks! And we'll add both to our list.
Imagine he has the gun in her neck you might think twice. Easy to judge a songs verse.
Carrie Underwood & Miranda lambert doing Something Bad!!
We'll add that to our list.
It was a mugging, not a kidnapping.
According to the lyrics, it was going to be both. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts I'd disagree, I'd take it more as a "give me your money or I shoot her" kind of thing.
I think it's kinda in the title, right? "Don't TAKE the girl." But, we can disagree. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts Well I'd say it's more fitting in the theme/a pithy title. Unless you want to make the argument that his father was threatening to kidnap the girl too.
Another great reaction guys
Thanks again!
Really good, but don't like small visual
Screen is to small
We appreciate the feedback.
React to Boy by Lee Brice!!!
If either of you have a son, you will love it
We'll add that to our list.
I loved this song way back when. It was from his second album, but turned out to be his big time breakout album. From that same album you should check out "Not a Moment Too Soon" (which was the title track for the album) and "Indian Outlaw". The entire album was pretty good. It produced five Top 10 songs with two of them going to #1. I think you should also check out one of his more recent offerings "Humble and Kind".
You had mentioned in a previous reaction that everyone seemed to be feeding you the slow sappy songs to react to. Check out Toby Keith's "Beer For My Horses" and if you're feeling a bit ornery, also check out "The Taliban Song". It was one of those songs that always seemed to get a great reaction when Toby played it live for our troops stationed in the Middle East.
Now, let's talk booze. I am one of those "Jack Daniels" drinkers, so please don't make fun of me. I'm not big on the flavored stuff though. I prefer just the regular Old No. 7, straight up or mixed with coke. I will say I also like the Tennessee Fire, but not as much. Though, it is pretty good mixed with Dr Pepper. I'm not sure I have ever tried any bourbon. So you tell me, if you were to recommend a good bourbon for someone totally new to that part of the "spirit world" and would be easy to find on a national level (not sure how many of those Indiana bourbons can be found in Arizona) what would it be? Suggest one that you think would sell me on trying more bourbons. I will be sure to pick up a bottle next time I am in town (or sooner if they have it at the local grocery store).
P.S. I apologize for my long winded comments, lol.
We'll add those songs to our list. On JD, we highly, HIGHLY recommend their single barrel. It's astonishingly good. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts Oh yeah, I am well familiar with JD Single Barrel. I've at least tried most every Jack Daniels available. There is one I haven't tried that I really want to, but it's difficult finding their Sinatra Select in stock anywhere. I was asking specifically about bourbon though. I know it's a whiskey, but it's made mostly from corn, which is what differentiates it from normal whiskeys. So, for someone new to the particular spirit, what would be a good bourbon to try?
Good mid line, and available kind of entry bourbon would be Woodford Reserve Distiller's Select or their Double Oaked.
If you're looking for a higher end, maybe EH Taylor.
Then on the very high end, Horse Soldier Commander's select.
@@BourbonCountryReacts Right on. I'll start by trying out the Woodford Reserve (if I can find it here). I appreciate the information.
What about Knob Creek Smoked Maple? lol
I think that's infused. We don't drink infused. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts ahhhh. Come on. I just want to see your face lol. It tastes like buttery syrup pancakes.
@@noboundaries8981 I'm 95% sure that's an infused flavor. We avoid those like the plague.
@@BourbonCountryReacts lol
But if you want to send them to us, for a reaction... and a song selection.. we'll pour it and you'll get an honest reaction -Dustin
haha, folks on here trying to make y'all cry
Yep. The feels songs get requested a lot. - Keith
Jerrod Nieman i'll pray for you
Added a vote for that one -Dustin
You are most likely tasting the "iron" from the grain used. The water has to be so treated these days that it is no longer an impact on the distillate. This is one reason that old bourbon tastes better.
The distilleries in KY say otherwise. However, we're hitting more and more non-KY bourbons that have no iron flavor in them, which might indeed indicate they're highly treating the water before production. I have a source in the industrial water purification business. I'll check with him to see if distillers are a customer base for his industry. - Keith
Keep it up guys, I enjoy you channel! Keith, you look super familiar, we’re in the Indy area also. Know any Fife’s or McCall’s?
Neither name is ringing a bell. - Keith
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😂😂” great song except the middle stanza”😂
Ugh. I hated that middle stanza. - Keith
Tim McGraw, total country ... "Humble and Kind" and/or "Live Like You Were Dying." .... Let the middle stanza go! Creative license, my friend ... 😂
On the middle stanza, no. :) But we'll add the other songs to our list. - Keith
@@BourbonCountryReacts 🤣😂
Lol u guys would get the girl shot
What's it take to get you to do some scotch with a reaction to some bagpipes? Do I need to bring the scotch?
Bagpipes? Dude... I get a little twitchy around those, especially if there's scotch involved. A guy played us off to war on the pipes in 1990. Literally. They mess with me hard. - Keith