@@thewarrior5486 I beg your pardon? what is rude here. I only replied to a post without offending or personally attacking the person. This is called free speech
Even though I’m 60 years old… I always tear up at the end of Napoleon Dynamite .. The song is perfect for the innocence and love between those two it’s just perfect !! I remember those feelings
MY FAVE 80's song EVER! I've been waiting on a reaction to this! I never ever tire of this song...it instantly puts a smile on my face, puts me in a good mood and forces me to sing every word! Love!! LOL at your TMI comment!! 🤣
This is one of my favorite songs ever. When I hear this I can't explain what happens to me it's like a memory that's triggered by a sense I'm not in control of. I remember my youth and this being on the radio
The Moody Blues song “The Voice” and Paul McCartney-Wings song “Silly Love Songs” trigger me in the same manner. They were the only 2 songs I ever listened to in the car with my Pawnee biological dad. In 1980 or 83 (I don’t recall which, I was real little) he took us to Evans Mountain, in Colorado. And those songs played on the radio back to back.
I am right up with you about this song. The lyrics are so filled with hope. One of my favorite songs ever. Long live the promise. If you really love someone this is the song to share and give tribute to the love among two.
I think I was 12 when this came out and everything about it seemed so sophisticated: the name of the group, the name of the song, the juxtaposition of the vocal deliveries, the piano interlude. As much as I love 80s music this was a soothing departure from the flamboyance of the 80s and a bridge to the 90s.
This song invokes a very specific young, desperately-in-love-but-afraid-to-look-stupid, painfully-awkward feeling from like, high school or something. We’ve all felt it at some point. ❤️
Breathe - “Hands to Heaven”, “How Can I Fall” The Outfield - “My Paradise”, “All the Love In the World” Tears for Fears - “Woman in Chains” Icehouse - “Electric Blue” Escape Club - “I’ll Be There”
Basically a One Hit Wonder, but this song is awesome. It's another song that has not left my playlist since it was released, be it on cassette, mix tape, cd, mp3, or streaming it's been persistently in my musical realm. Thanks for reacting and sharing with us! ~Be Blessed
I heard this song in a 7/11 about a week ago and completely forgot about it. I immediately searched for it and played it like 20x at work. Made my day lol.
Mr. Video reacted to Napoleon Dynamite a few days ago, and now you're reacting to songs from the soundtrack. The universe is telling me to watch that movie tonight!
When In Rome started out as a British new wave trio consisting of vocalists Clive Farrington and Andrew Mann, and keyboardist Michael Floreale. Farrington and Mann had been members of a locally popular band called Beau Leisure when they decided to strike out on their own. This song was from their debut LP in 1988 and was an instant hit, reaching #11 on the Billboard Top 100. However, it turned out to be their only major hit. Farrington and Mann went on to other things, but they continued to stay in touch and write together. Floreale revived the group under the name When In Rome II in the mid-2000s with vocalist John Ceravolo and drummer Chris Willett. In 2009, Farrington and Mann reformed as When In Rome UK with drummer Rob Juarez. The band name was inspired by the idiom "When in Rome, do as the Romans do," which encourages adapting to the culture of the places we visit. Farrington got the idea when he and Floreale, both Manchester natives, were visiting London. He recalled in a 2012 interview with the newspaper The Citizens' Voice (Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania): "I distinctly remember dropping Mike off at a very unique food shop and saying something like, 'Let's try some of that,' followed by, 'When in Rome' - this was and still is my dad's favorite saying. This meant, of course, 'When in London, do as the Londoners do.' When Mike returned to the car, I said, 'How about When in Rome for the name of the band.' We both very enthusiastically agreed. When we both told Andrew, he gave the name his total blessing."
Yes, he has reacted to this song. But I have to say that I put my boom box next to the TV with “Three Men and a Little Lady” credits so I could record this song and listen to it over and over again. ❤️😊
The Psychedelic Furs, Ultravox, Roxy Music, Gene Loves Jezebel, Roman Holliday, Blancmange, The Bolshoi , Cutting Crew, Echo and The Bunnymen, Yaz, Visage, Fiction Factory, The Cult. Embrace the 80’s!!!!
@@dcharkey254 ....oh my goodness! Gene Loves Jezebel was such a kick ass band and as you say Jay is one hell of a performer. The Furs are way up there for me.... The Cult...?? Oh man.....what a blessing to be a young man when this music was poppin!
Jamel, if you're gonna react to this, you HAVE TO react to "Just Like Heaven" by The Cure, and "Space Age Love Song" by A Flock of Seagulls!!!! Sending love from Portland, Oregon!!!
Now you're pulling out the obscure favs!....Now, this is New wave the way it was meant to be! Thanks! Another classic one along these same lines is "The Great Commandment" by Camouflage! You won't regret it.
Jamel, I've been feeling down as hell lately. This song "The Promise" is one of my all time favorite 80s songs. I came across your reaction video here. Immediately noticed your sweater and the writing. You're a genuine spirit man, seeing your energy and positive vibes in experiencing this classic... I thank you. Needed some positivity tonight.
This is a another great one hit wonder from the 80s which takes me right back to the late 80s in that time machine in my head. Great times and fantastic memories....sometimes when I hear songs like this is doesn’t seem that long ago, and than I realize it has been 33 years....wow
OMG Jamal!!! We're almost at 1 MILLION!!!! Let's GO!!! Happy New Year! ...you could never react to all our favorite tunes,..but i'll say this,..I never thought you'd react to this one. I was just a young man,..and heard these lyrics? Imma songwriter,guitar,piano,.. Imagine That LOL.
This song is the 80's. It's what you think of the moment it starts. It's at every prom, it was an instant classic and will always be a song that is in my rotation.
Mark, the German band "Axel Rudi Pell" does a great version of this song. ARP has a lot of great metal ballads and rockers. They might be equal to The Scorpions, or better. Other very good cover songs by ARP are: In The Air Tonight by Phil Collins, Beautiful Day by U2, Temple Of The King by Rainbow, Holy Diver by Ronnie Dio, I Will Survive by Ronnie Dio, Stone by Chris Rea).
Man to man. I appreciate that when I need a moment with someone who reminds me of good lost friends, I can pull up your channel and almost instantly feel better. What you do is special. Keep it up friend!
That rare song that sounds better 30 years after it came out. The late 80s was saturated with good music across multiple genres so this song slipped through the cracks back then.
Man, these tunes, they're for the ages, my friend, no doubt about it. It's incredibly profound and just makes so much sense, right? And here's the thing, sometimes people mistakenly think everyone is the same, huh? But no one is identical, man. Each person is truly unique, buddy. Have you ever thought about it? Nobody is a carbon copy of another, and these guys were genuinely one-of-a-kind in a unique narrative, in a singular moment. So, my friend, you won't find another person exactly like them. Sure, someone might come close, but an exact match won't happen, right? Nobody can replicate these guys. They found success, continue to do so because they're genuinely unique, man. You can't replace something that's truly one-of-a-kind, right? It just doesn't exist. So, it's quite intriguing how sometimes people, by doing something everyone else does, think they're just like everyone else. They're not, man. Every individual is unique, you know? No one is a duplicate. It's pretty sad, isn't it? Forget about getting lost in the crowd because no one is just another face in the crowd. Each person is a distinctive creation of God, and when they pass away, that's it-no more of the same person. Unless God resurrects them, right? Otherwise, it's a done deal. The whole idea of a digital footprint, saying that, right? But there's no identical digital footprint, huh? It's quite fascinating.
Another great 80's song. There's a British band that came out the same year as this band -- 1988 called Breathe. The songs Hands To Heaven and How Can I Fall are songs worth checking out. Duran Duran is another 80's staple band worth checking out.
Lucky i was in my 20s during this era....clubs and bars every weekend! Now 57 and wonder where the TIME went. My advice to young people...have fun,enjoy this time in your lives!!
I'm like you Jamel, I think I've heard it before but can't put my finger on it. Probably when out shopping. Loved it though! So many great songs in the 80's. Thanks for keeping it fresh for us!
There is a stunning version of this song with an equally stunning video by Superfruit, the side project of Scott Hoying and Mitch Grassi from Pentatonix, that is well worth a watch.
This is right in line with so much Brit pop/dance music of the 80's. Takes be back to Ramstein Air Base in early 80's. This, and other similar tunes, have a distinct European flavor that a lot of yanks haven't experienced.
I must confess, i spent years in search of this song on internet...When i found 😍 This songs brings me memories of my childhood in 90's, listening radio with ma papa. ❤️
this sound was with so many mids 85 to 88 bands like this one New Wave they called it... Fold your Levis 501 at the ankles lol. Did a lot of school dances to this.
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You should try a follow up video to this with the Sturgill Simpson version of Promise. It's a great cover. Keep up the good work
Bro love your jacket , where can I get one
late 80s this song in the New York clubs this song was huge
Your the most wholesome person on the net
The quintessential 80's song. It's a masterpiece.
@@theheepster stop being rude to people who simply posted their opinion
@@thewarrior5486 I beg your pardon? what is rude here. I only replied to a post without offending or personally attacking the person. This is called free speech
@@theheepster this song is a awesome what are you talking about
Well said my friend
Indeed it is
Even though I’m 60 years old… I always tear up at the end of Napoleon Dynamite .. The song is perfect for the innocence and love between those two it’s just perfect !! I remember those feelings
2 from that movie today. Nice.
64 year old man here and I'm the same way Lobster!
“How was school? The worst day of my, what do you think?”.
Awww
@@laurakali6522 stay home and eat all the frickin chips, Kip.
MY FAVE 80's song EVER! I've been waiting on a reaction to this! I never ever tire of this song...it instantly puts a smile on my face, puts me in a good mood and forces me to sing every word! Love!! LOL at your TMI comment!! 🤣
Ditto
Ditto x's 2.
Same...looove it ❤️
it is a great song for sure. Too bad they could never write another song as good as it
Me too, and very good memories ❤
A Liger...It's pretty much my favorite animal. It's like a lion and a tiger mixed... bred for its skills in magic.
"Hey Napoleon, gimme yer tots."
Every time I hear this song, I automatically see them playing wallyball, as the movie fades out.
No go find your own!
)smoosh(
@@ashleydixon4613 "wanna play me?"
Oh, the 80s. Can we go back please?! ✌💞🎶
Yes, please.
Let’s go now!! 💙
I’ll second that
Yes yes yes yes yes yes
This is one of my favorite songs ever. When I hear this I can't explain what happens to me it's like a memory that's triggered by a sense I'm not in control of. I remember my youth and this being on the radio
The Moody Blues song “The Voice” and Paul McCartney-Wings song “Silly Love Songs” trigger me in the same manner. They were the only 2 songs I ever listened to in the car with my Pawnee biological dad. In 1980 or 83 (I don’t recall which, I was real little) he took us to Evans Mountain, in Colorado. And those songs played on the radio back to back.
Excuse me my English , I speak Spanish , but I feel the same each time that I heard this song , it get my skin crawl
Verdade
I am right up with you about this song. The lyrics are so filled with hope. One of my favorite songs ever. Long live the promise. If you really love someone this is the song to share and give tribute to the love among two.
Right!!
This song and band is more than criminally underrated. This song is such a masterpiece
I think I was 12 when this came out and everything about it seemed so sophisticated: the name of the group, the name of the song, the juxtaposition of the vocal deliveries, the piano interlude.
As much as I love 80s music this was a soothing departure from the flamboyance of the 80s and a bridge to the 90s.
This song invokes a very specific young, desperately-in-love-but-afraid-to-look-stupid, painfully-awkward feeling from like, high school or something. We’ve all felt it at some point. ❤️
No not at all it depends on the perspective..... For me. Nothingi to do with Napoleon dynamite
Love this song. It takes me back to cruising the local back roads in the 80s, with the sun shining and the windows down.
Beautiful comment and so true...
Breathe - “Hands to Heaven”, “How Can I Fall”
The Outfield - “My Paradise”, “All the Love In the World”
Tears for Fears - “Woman in Chains”
Icehouse - “Electric Blue”
Escape Club - “I’ll Be There”
Wow... I forgot about Hands To Heaven!!! What a great song!!!
I am SO READY for The Outfield, and NOT "Your Love."
1927 - That’s When I Think of You (1988)
Fiction Factory - (Feels Like) Heaven
Yessir! This made the end of Napoleon Dynamite so perfect!
Basically a One Hit Wonder, but this song is awesome. It's another song that has not left my playlist since it was released, be it on cassette, mix tape, cd, mp3, or streaming it's been persistently in my musical realm. Thanks for reacting and sharing with us! ~Be Blessed
They did a song called heaven knows
"I caught you a delicious bass....you wanna play me?"
❤️❤️❤️
Oh thank you Jamel! One of my all time favorite songs! 🥰😍
Canned Heat and now this, think I’m gonna watch Napoleon Dynamite tonight
This is the perfect song to back to back with Yaz "Only You"
I heard this song in a 7/11 about a week ago and completely forgot about it. I immediately searched for it and played it like 20x at work. Made my day lol.
Mr. Video reacted to Napoleon Dynamite a few days ago, and now you're reacting to songs from the soundtrack. The universe is telling me to watch that movie tonight!
They just put it on hulu very recently as well! It's definitely a sign lol
Bringing back memories! Love these tunes more now - nostalgia is powerful!
When In Rome started out as a British new wave trio consisting of vocalists Clive Farrington and Andrew Mann, and keyboardist Michael Floreale. Farrington and Mann had been members of a locally popular band called Beau Leisure when they decided to strike out on their own. This song was from their debut LP in 1988 and was an instant hit, reaching #11 on the Billboard Top 100. However, it turned out to be their only major hit. Farrington and Mann went on to other things, but they continued to stay in touch and write together.
Floreale revived the group under the name When In Rome II in the mid-2000s with vocalist John Ceravolo and drummer Chris Willett. In 2009, Farrington and Mann reformed as When In Rome UK with drummer Rob Juarez. The band name was inspired by the idiom "When in Rome, do as the Romans do," which encourages adapting to the culture of the places we visit. Farrington got the idea when he and Floreale, both Manchester natives, were visiting London. He recalled in a 2012 interview with the newspaper The Citizens' Voice (Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania): "I distinctly remember dropping Mike off at a very unique food shop and saying something like, 'Let's try some of that,' followed by, 'When in Rome' - this was and still is my dad's favorite saying. This meant, of course, 'When in London, do as the Londoners do.' When Mike returned to the car, I said, 'How about When in Rome for the name of the band.' We both very enthusiastically agreed. When we both told Andrew, he gave the name his total blessing."
Must be Napoleon Dynamite day! Play Forever Young and my day will be complete 😘
Berlin - Human League - Erasure - Dead or Alive all provide similar - Another one hit wonder band, these guys
Berlin and Human League had more than one hit.
All of these four bands had more than one hit. Dead or Alive had 3 on their second lp.
OMG one of my favorite 80s songs ever....
Now for the complete Napoleon Dynamite hat trick, please react to "We're Going To Be Friends" by The White Stripes.
❤ wow Amazing! It’s 2023 and yet still brings that soothing joy..
Now I have to watch Napoleon Dynamite tonight!!!! This song is amazing! Them HS days!!❤🤘😎 VOTE FOR PEDRO!!
Nostalgia is real with this one. Jr HS dance, working up the courage to ask her to dance, then this song plays.
In my top 100 songs of all time
"...I'll follow you anywhere..." love this song! great choice
"Waiting for a Star to Fall" by Boy Meets Girl should be your next stop from here
I think he already did that one.
Yes, he has reacted to this song. But I have to say that I put my boom box next to the TV with “Three Men and a Little Lady” credits so I could record this song and listen to it over and over again. ❤️😊
The Psychedelic Furs, Ultravox, Roxy Music, Gene Loves Jezebel, Roman Holliday, Blancmange, The Bolshoi , Cutting Crew, Echo and The Bunnymen, Yaz, Visage, Fiction Factory, The Cult. Embrace the 80’s!!!!
THE FURS.
You have three of my faves on this list:
Furs, Gene, and Cult.....
@@sammyslam1 really? So many people have no idea who GLJ is. Jay Aston is so fabulous.
@@dcharkey254 ....oh my goodness!
Gene Loves Jezebel was such a kick ass band and as you say Jay is one hell of a performer.
The Furs are way up there for me....
The Cult...??
Oh man.....what a blessing to be a young man when this music was poppin!
Great reaction video! One of my favorites as a teen in the 80s.
I've seen Napoleon Dynamite dozens of times but I only recently found out that the movie continued after the credits.
Jamel, if you're gonna react to this, you HAVE TO react to "Just Like Heaven" by The Cure, and "Space Age Love Song" by A Flock of Seagulls!!!! Sending love from Portland, Oregon!!!
Heck yeah to both!
@@kimberlyfoust2815 they both take me right back to middle school!!!! ❤
The 80's have perhaps the greatest overall collection of "story telling" love ballads known to man.
Everyone here going to ignore Jamel saying he let his boys pop out of some ripped jeans and just keep on going?
Must be Napoleon Dynamite Day or something. First Canned Heat, now this. Check out Sturgill Simpson's version as well.
Right!
Sturgill's version is awesome, and very very different.
I love Sturgill's version. A while different vibe, but it's great.
you've gotta react to Under the milkyway by the church,, its fantastic and takes you into another galaxy~~~~
How about some Breathe " How can i fall". And " Hands to heaven" are two great ones.
This is one of my favorite songs. Very soft and mellow.
this was the best kareoke song i ever did... my co singer died 3 years later but damned it was perfect.
Now you're pulling out the obscure favs!....Now, this is New wave the way it was meant to be! Thanks! Another classic one along these same lines is "The Great Commandment" by Camouflage! You won't regret it.
Essa música está marcada na vida de muita gente Jamal, é um sentimento de saudade, triste e felicidade ao mesmo tempo.
Jamel, I've been feeling down as hell lately. This song "The Promise" is one of my all time favorite 80s songs. I came across your reaction video here. Immediately noticed your sweater and the writing. You're a genuine spirit man, seeing your energy and positive vibes in experiencing this classic... I thank you. Needed some positivity tonight.
This is a another great one hit wonder from the 80s which takes me right back to the late 80s in that time machine in my head. Great times and fantastic memories....sometimes when I hear songs like this is doesn’t seem that long ago, and than I realize it has been 33 years....wow
80's are the best! Remembering me and my late mom dancing while listening this song.
One of my favorite 80s songs ❤❤❤
Oh I love this song it brings back so many memories.
Killer tune from my teenage years! The Beatles Abbey Road on your desk rules too!
OMG Jamal!!! We're almost at 1 MILLION!!!! Let's GO!!! Happy New Year! ...you could never react to all our favorite tunes,..but i'll say this,..I never thought you'd react to this one. I was just a young man,..and heard these lyrics? Imma songwriter,guitar,piano,.. Imagine That LOL.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written.
This song is the 80's. It's what you think of the moment it starts. It's at every prom, it was an instant classic and will always be a song that is in my rotation.
I assume next you're going to do Forever Young by Alphaville.
Mark, the German band "Axel Rudi Pell" does a great version of this song. ARP has a lot of great metal ballads and rockers. They
might be equal to The Scorpions, or better. Other very good cover songs by ARP are: In The Air Tonight by Phil Collins, Beautiful
Day by U2, Temple Of The King by Rainbow, Holy Diver by Ronnie Dio, I Will Survive by Ronnie Dio, Stone by Chris Rea).
Rather hear Big in Japan. Just sayin'
Man to man. I appreciate that when I need a moment with someone who reminds me of good lost friends, I can pull up your channel and almost instantly feel better. What you do is special. Keep it up friend!
One of my favorite tracks of the 80s.
Such a good song! Was happy to see you react to this one.
This was my high school’s junior year prom theme song.
That rare song that sounds better 30 years after it came out. The late 80s was saturated with good music across multiple genres so this song slipped through the cracks back then.
Greetings from Belgium!
The 80s were the best for everything. Music TV shows movies cars fashion sports game shows and school. Truly missed everyday.
Love, Love, Love this song!
when the dj played this song at junior high dances...takes me way back!
Man, these tunes, they're for the ages, my friend, no doubt about it. It's incredibly profound and just makes so much sense, right? And here's the thing, sometimes people mistakenly think everyone is the same, huh? But no one is identical, man. Each person is truly unique, buddy. Have you ever thought about it? Nobody is a carbon copy of another, and these guys were genuinely one-of-a-kind in a unique narrative, in a singular moment. So, my friend, you won't find another person exactly like them. Sure, someone might come close, but an exact match won't happen, right? Nobody can replicate these guys. They found success, continue to do so because they're genuinely unique, man. You can't replace something that's truly one-of-a-kind, right? It just doesn't exist. So, it's quite intriguing how sometimes people, by doing something everyone else does, think they're just like everyone else. They're not, man. Every individual is unique, you know? No one is a duplicate. It's pretty sad, isn't it? Forget about getting lost in the crowd because no one is just another face in the crowd. Each person is a distinctive creation of God, and when they pass away, that's it-no more of the same person. Unless God resurrects them, right? Otherwise, it's a done deal. The whole idea of a digital footprint, saying that, right? But there's no identical digital footprint, huh? It's quite fascinating.
I am 40, and this is definitely my favorite song of the 80s!!
Another great 80's song. There's a British band that came out the same year as this band -- 1988 called Breathe. The songs Hands To Heaven and How Can I Fall are songs worth checking out. Duran Duran is another 80's staple band worth checking out.
OMG how did I miss this? Love this song !!
Ooooh my heart!! This is my song. 💕💕💕
Love Sturgill Simpsons country version of this. Would also like to see Jamel react to some Sturgill Simpson.
One of my all time fav 80s cuts
Lucky i was in my 20s during this era....clubs and bars every weekend! Now 57 and wonder where the TIME went. My advice to young people...have fun,enjoy this time in your lives!!
This song has some of the most beautiful lyrics.
Such a beautiful song. Glad you survived the Canned Heat dancing. lol
It’s one of the better dance/club tracks from the 80’s. Strangely emotive...
I love this song it is one of my favorites of all time .
Clive Farmington and Andrew Mann (the 2 singing the song) still tour with other 80s groups and sound fabulous!
I love this Jamal...thank you
I'm like you Jamel, I think I've heard it before but can't put my finger on it. Probably when out shopping. Loved it though! So many great songs in the
80's. Thanks for keeping it fresh for us!
Hey! First you react to "Canned Heat", and now "The Promise"? Today must be Napolean Dynamite sound track day lol! Good stuff!!!
Only a matter of time till he does Forever Young by Alphaville.
Ahhh the 80s. Nice nice nice song..... I remember this song. Might be kind if a 1 hit winder in the US.
They literally released nothing else after this.
@@Kylora2112 wow i thought so. but i wonder why? this song is great.
@@veevamm3642 The rest of their album sucked and they immediately broke up.
@@Kylora2112 well then..... at least they got one nice song out.
There is a stunning version of this song with an equally stunning video by Superfruit, the side project of Scott Hoying and Mitch Grassi from Pentatonix, that is well worth a watch.
This is right in line with so much Brit pop/dance music of the 80's. Takes be back to Ramstein Air Base in early 80's. This, and other similar tunes, have a distinct European flavor that a lot of yanks haven't experienced.
Dude!! My man with the Napoleon Dynamite reference!!! That's exactly how i found out about the song as well. Such a banger
The whole your ball is gonna fall out....damn, that made my night. Funniest reaction video moment ever!
Hahahaha! Love the commentary at the end!!!
I must confess, i spent years in search of this song on internet...When i found 😍
This songs brings me memories of my childhood in 90's, listening radio with ma papa. ❤️
Looooooove. So glad you caught this one. 😎❤️
We are all one in a connected conciousness. No color only love.
Hey Jamel! Love your channel definitely gonna pick me up one of those awesome sweatshirts. Love you. Keep up the great work!
Love the 80s and I love this song! Thanx brother!
One of my all time favorite songs
An often overlooked 80's classic, good choice to review
this sound was with so many mids 85 to 88 bands like this one New Wave they called it... Fold your Levis 501 at the ankles lol. Did a lot of school dances to this.
I'm a dj since them, and I still feeling goosebumps by listening this song! I'm from Rio de Janeiro Brazil.
Great Song!!!!! If you love this beat try Q Lazarus Goodbye Horses and see if you remember what movie it's from!!!!
Jamel_AKA_Jamel: Thank you for being you. Watching, seeing, and hearing your reactions to songs I’ve loved my entire life, feeds my soul the same way keeping good music alive, and relating to people feeds yours.
The riff is sick.
These times were amazing.
This song is teenage 80's love. Good lord.
Man, i catch me dance with you, amazing react its clear how you like the song , amazing