Aerosmith started in 1970 my Senior year . This is a song from the movie Armageddon with Bruce Willis and the singer Steven Tyler's daughter , Liv Tyler .
So sad you didn't watch the official video with clips from the movie. Seeing his daughter acting, and their personal history where she and he connected after her childhood. I love the parental feelings of watching a child.. not wanting to miss a thing. Also of course the romantic meaning.
Thanks Kabir for this reaction Born and raised here in the States Aerosmith has always been my favorite American Rockers, They have been around since the 70's I'm pretty close to their age im 63.
@@kabirconsiders Yep so much great music back in the day it was all about love and seeing great bands from all over the world live in those days was Amazing, Peace and love!
One of my favorite songs of all time. 26 now, i remember listening to this song over and over again when i was 12-13. Nothing really to add to that, I just LOVE this song haha..
I've loved this song since I saw Armageddon in the theatre. Back in '99 when I was in high school, I was part of a small group who also sang this for a Valentine's Day thing also.
His daughter is Liv Tyler, from the Lord of the Rings movies. This song was written by Dianne Warren, who is a MASTER of song writing. She has 11 Oscar nominations for Best Song (including this one), six Golden Globe nominations (with two wins), and 15 Grammy nominations (though only one win).
You should watch the movie that this song came from Armageddon Steven Tyler who is the singer for Arrowsmith his daughter Liv Tyler is the female lead in the movie
This song brings back childhood memories, man. I always wait for this song when dad slaps the cassette tape that had this song into the player. The fine times when you had not a single worry in the world.
This is from the movie Armageddon, Liv the actress is Steven Tylers (lead singer) daughter.....this is a massive hit ........you need to check it out!!!
Since the 70's. My two favorite bands. Aerosmith and Queen.....I see you also have some Bon Jovi. They're up towards the top also! Aerosmith is the band I have seen live the most in my (ahem) 61 years. Steven Tyler (lead vocals), Joe Perry (lead guitar), Tom Hamilton (bass), Joey Kramer (drums) and Brad Whitford (guitar). A lot of history with this band! Good and bad. Personally I think this song is a very commercial song and not one of my favorites. I understand why so many like it but it was made for a move Steven's daughter Liv was in. They have so many better ones (more rock and ballads)
What's Up Kabir That was my mom's favorite hit You need to check out "train kept a Rollin" from '74 that was my favorite song. You might like to check out their 1987 hit "Ragdoll" from the album " Permanent Vacation" they did a music video of that song in the Tri-Cities at the concert at Freedom Hall in downtown Johnson City TN and Morristown TN that was a great hit You might like to try "The Fever" from 1993 that song was a hardcore Hit these were my top 3 Aerosmith hits you might like to try it out Aerosmith Train Kept a Rollin 1974 Ragdoll 1987 The Fever 1993 Kabir, if you really like to jam on with Aerosmith, you will be ready to Crank it Up and Turn it up loud and jam on All Day All Night. I'll be headed to Bristol this weekend Ready to go Racing at the world's fastest half-mile in Tennessee ready to rock the night away at the Tri-Cities it's also my Mom and Dad's Anniversary celebrating 33 years On Friday the 17th Xfinity Series Food City 300. 🤘🎸🎸 Keep on Rockin Rockstar Bro 🤘🎸🤘 Matthew
Have you heard Janie's Got a Gun? It's also an Aerosmith ballad, but it's a story song and rather dark/sad. The song and music video both won awards the year it was released.
Hey man, as someone from Europe who wonders why the US, especially a place like LA, has bad public transit, look up on RU-vid the opening credits of the pilot episode in 2000 for the hit TV show Beverly Hills 90210! Obviously not every HS student drives a Porsche or a BMW but 16 in this country usually means having a driver's license and a car.
Maybe if you have parents who can afford to buy you a car, which doesn't apply to at least 50% of the population. Just handing a 16 yr old keys is NOT something all parents do, even if they can afford it. I bought my own damn car when I was 18. Plus the blatantly obvious fact that MANY PEOPLE NEED PUBLIC TRANSIT! Not everybody is rich, and obviously, ignorance is FREE. ~ Mrs H.
It could be a fun react video to sample different genres of American music, especially some boot stomping country music, or New Orleans jazz, maybe a little Blues...lots of great music genres to choose from here. Elvis Presley was a big influence in American music. Sorry if this is something you have already done, I'm a new subscriber.
Every time someone plays this at their wedding, I get confused because this song is literally about Steven Tyler’s child. It’s about a baby. A literal baby. Infant. Had a friend talmbout how romantic this song is and I was like 🥴
@@BalletBullet1 1) I’m Black and not a woman. 2) considering the original singer said it was about his children, that’s the interpretation I’m going with. You have fun.
This is proof positive that women secretly run the world. ;) Of all the great Aerosmith songs, this is the only song that hit number 1 on the charts. Dream On(and about 20 other of their songs) is a far better song, IMO. Even Angel is a better love song, IMO.
Bah, I still think this song is overrated. They're a Boston band and I'm from MA so I love em. Check out, Dream On, Toys in the Attic, What it takes, Crying, Amazing and Walk this way (with RUN DMC). Their video series in the 90s launched Alicia Silverstone's and Liv Tyler's (his daughter) careers. They use to always play New Years eve in Boston, I caught it once it was amazing
@@seansitton1929 I know, kind of a shame considering their portfolio. I think what ruined it for me was how it's attached to a terrible movie and it was way overplayed on the radio
