🎵 The Rolling Stones - Mother's Little Helper REACTION

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Thanks for checking out our Rolling Stones reaction. Mother's Little Helper is a song that is slightly relatable now lol.
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@classiclife7204 2 года назад

The Stones got in trouble for this - they got in trouble for everything - because they pointed out the hypocrisy of long-haired youth getting busted for possessing pot while little old ladies and sweet moms were walking around with their heads blasted on tranquilizers and amphetamine diet pills. One of their best songs.

@kjmorley 2 года назад

It’s amazing now to think how much cannabis was vilified in the 60’s-70’s. When it was finally legalized here, I grew a plant and was kind of astounded at how anticlimactic it was. People spent years in jail… for this?

@kenhoyer8601 2 года назад

Along with martinis etc. I used to ask my mother why it's ok to get buzzed from liquor and not pot. They would say it was a gateway drug. The gateway to me was their liquor cabinet.

@classiclife7204 2 года назад

@@kjmorley Indeed. Makes you think it wasn't really about law and order per se, but rather a way to control certain elements of the population.

@indexer69 2 года назад

@@kjmorley People still are in jail for this, mostly poor minorities, thanks to Biden's 1994 Crime Bill.

@KelsaRavenlock 2 года назад

The pharma companies did not have a giant stockpile of pot left over from the war, they did though have a massive supply of amphetamines hence the wild popularity of prescribing it for weight lose and attention deficit disorders.

@thefoss5387 2 года назад

"Little Yellow Pills" were 5mg Valium (diazepam), a wayyyyy over-prescribed anti-anxiety drug that was patented in 1959. It was prescribed for many perceived problems, including anxiety, sedation for sleep, high blood pressure, or even to just appease an patient with anger management issues. The weird stringed instrument that played after every verse was a sitar.

@andrewyoung2796 2 года назад

Bite your tongue. I could use a. " yellow submarine" now.. Build up a tolerance quick tho

@jonathanross149 2 года назад

The generic name is tranquilizers

@thefoss5387 2 года назад

@@jonathanross149 The generic name for Valium is diazepam. Tranquilizers, are a broader description of this group, which which have benzodiazepines, barbituates, haloperidol, and others.

@keef7224 2 года назад

Actually… “That's a twelve-string [guitar] with a slide on it. It's played slightly Oriental-ish. The track just needed something to make it twang. Otherwise, the song was quite vaudeville in a way. I wanted to add some nice bite to it.” - Keith Richards on "Mother's Little Helper", 2002 Sounds kind of like a sitar, but it isn’t.

@debjorgo 2 года назад

@@thefoss5387 I don't think he meant 'generic' as the term for a non-brand name drug. I think he meant it as the "catch-all' term for the pills of the ilk. But yeah. Mick's talking about valium. It gives you that drowsy, "better not drive" feeling. (So I've heard.)

@joangordoneieio 2 года назад

Mothers Little Helpers were Valiums. I remember my best friend's mom passing them out like candy at the church before her wedding. We were so shocked cause these were the same mom's ranting about the evils of Marijuana!😀😀😀

@alanmaddison4835 2 года назад

This happened a lot late 1970's. Many house wives traded pills. Seconals were red, placidyls were green. Trials were like this 💊 but blue and red. So whenever you went to a neighbors, first thing you do is go the medicine cabinet and steal a couple pills.

@lindaaugone382 2 года назад

@@alanmaddison4835 My brother had a feeling his buddy was going thru Med cabinet so the next time he planted marbles in there before his visit and what a way to get caught !

@slkinia 2 года назад

Certainly the valiums et al were abused by many. But they weren't hallucinogenic, and their normal use was not a threat. The ranting moms you referenced weren't wrong & they weren't being hypocritical. Marijuana is generally abused as a matter of course (i.e., abuse is normal), and it's possible for habitual users to get residual highs up to 2 or 3 weeks after their last hit. The abusers of tranquilizers and the normal users of marijuana share the problem of trying to avoid dealing with reality.

@batman1169 Год назад

@@lindaaugone382 everybody has a marble story and med cabinet. Lol

@lindaaugone382 Год назад

@@batman1169 How about offering a glasss of water an filling it with toilet water? Ive seen this bettween 2 guys

@jasonremy1627 2 года назад

According to Mick Jagger, the session pianist they worked with, Jack Nitszche, used to get Valium from one of the recording engineer's wives, and that's the inspiration for the song.

@Johnny_Socko 2 года назад

That IS a fun fact! Jack Nitszche's name is in tons of movies from the 70s & 80s as the music composer.

@JulioLeonFandinho 2 года назад

Jack Nitszche is one legendary producer and arranger, worked with everybody from back in the day and improved everything he was involved in

@carcarjinks1430 2 года назад

it's about VALIUM - a popular tranquilizer in the 60's and 70's. lots of women were addicted to it. the 5 mg dosage was a round yellow pill with ROCHE 5 imprinted on it.

@Jessica_Roth 2 года назад

Roche made a sick amount of $$$/£££ off of it, IIRC. Roche also created Rohypnol ("Roofies"), so they're just making the world a better place all around. Sigh.

@carcarjinks1430 2 года назад

@@Jessica_Roth after the tranquilizer craze ended, along came SSRI's. (murder pills) SSRI's are even more dangerous because they turn people into unfeeling zombies with suicidal/homicidal impulses. the popularity of SSRI's closely mirrors the rise in mass shootings, starting in the late 1980's.

@Pemberley78 2 года назад

Yup!! I remember my mother taking the blue 10 mg. version. Good times. 😳🇨🇦

@nathanharris4105 Год назад

I got a Valium the night before I had my wisdom teeth removed. Best night's sleep I ever had.

@justtere 11 месяцев назад

My dad, as he doled out these and others to my mother called them her eggs as he gave her her pills in the morning.

@kennethjenkins3972 2 года назад

I believe they are talking about middle class mothers taking a lot of Valium back in the day

@donnastupka7507 2 года назад

That's exactly what they were talking about! Lol😁

@johnotero62 2 года назад

Blues and yellows 😉

@alrivers2297 2 года назад

@@johnotero62 baseball players used to take greenies

@theghostofthomasjenkins9643 2 года назад

middle class women have always been hypocrites.

@michaelmelling9333 2 года назад

I think there was something called Darvons back then, too.

@crosswalkguy435 2 года назад

I would like to hear what you guys think a week or so after reading all of the comments on your reactions. I am curious to hear how you react to the explanations/answers to the questions and musings you have on the songs...

@davidbordonaro1631 2 года назад

I've wondered , and asked , that myself

@DerEchteBold 2 года назад

You don't really assume they're actually reading the comments?! Some people with similar channnels may do that for a short while after a new video is online but these two put out five every day and they have hundreds of comments on each in a matter of hours.

@justinatest9456 2 года назад

This is actually a great idea. These guys seem to actually listen to some of this music on their own time, they enjoy it, and it's become something more than just a song they listen to once for a video. So to have them go back on a song they actually found interesting and learn more about it is something they might find enlightening. This would also give them content of their own, that they can monetize without fear of it being taken down. The fans would also find it entertaining, to see our favourite songs get some more attention. Some songs absolutely deserve a deeper look.

@andrewbrennan7291 2 года назад

Astonishingly mature lyrics from this band at a time when they were in their early to mid-20s.

@NeverGiddy 2 года назад

Exactly what I would have said.

@ericsierra-franco7802 2 года назад

It's the Stones!

@827dusty 2 года назад

The early music catalogue of The Stones is so good. Everyone focuses on the stuff they did in the 70s, and I get it, but when you go back to the early days of the Band, the music they played, inspired the Bands and artists of the 70s and 80s, and beyond. Their music between 1964 and 19 69 is amazing, and you see the Band evolve as the years pass. Thanks

@Ranman1 2 года назад

Benzos, little yellow pill. I got a bottle of them, but im a dude.

@ArmandoMPR 2 года назад

Great social commentary here! The Jagger-Richards songwriting team is perhaps the best in popular music history. Certainly up there with Dylan and Lennon-McCartney.

@andrewbrennan7291 2 года назад

Very true.

@sarleywinkle 2 года назад

I think the sitar sounds like the world when you’re on mother’s little helper.

@josevi5835 2 года назад

True. Jagger is the best songwriter ever. Stones lyrics are underrated but unbeatable. Listen to Sister Morphine, Simpathy for the Devil...

@simplenough 2 года назад

Those 2 plus Morrissey Marr are the best uk duos

@chrisstratton4569 2 года назад

Valium, it's what's for dinner. ;)

@larannar123 2 года назад

Doctors back in the 60s and 70s were handing out Valium to housewives like it was Skittles!! Prescribed to relieve stress and anxiety, both my mom and Aunt Ruby got seriously addicted before quitting cold turkey... They came in different colors for dosage in yellow, pink ,and blue.. My mom took yellow and my aunt took the pink ones. 💊💊💊

@surlechapeau 2 года назад

Brad & Lex, you’ll love their “Wild Horses” and “Its Only Rock ‘n Roll” !! Lex, you won’t need any little yellow pills! You have enough energy for 3 people!

@manuelmdemarco 2 года назад

they already did honky tonk women

@cathyhall1350 2 года назад

Aaah.. mother's little helper! It's a valium and they still come in yellow 🟡💛

@easyrolling 2 года назад

All the different versions of the Stones over the years were affected by not only the times but the musicians in the group at the time & this era of the Stones had 2 very important things that were not there later on.. that is bass player Bill Wyman & multi-instrumentalist Brian Jones.. Jones brought a different element to them & always wonder if he would have lived, how much of a difference he would have made to future sounds.. We will never know, as he died before the 70's arrived. But he was built for the 60's and was a major part of this song & most of the early songs . with his musical excellence.. This song was the follow -up single to Paint It Black and continued with the dark side of life.. Great review .. So many more wonderful songs from them to go from every era.

@michelleplombe7019 2 года назад

Like Pink Floyd losing Syd Barrett .. somehow just as great but different .. a certain outside of the box spirit in both cases.

@bierce716 2 года назад

"Mother's Little Helper" was Miltown, a tranquilizer pulled from widespread use not long after the song came out because side effects.The pill would let you get through the day, still functioning more or less, but being a total zombie, feeling nothing- no frustration, no pain, no sorrow.

@rickdaniels1789 2 года назад

Perfect. Where can I get mine?😄

@MarcoNegrisEye 2 года назад

You sure they aren't an amphetamine? Yellows? I only know of yellows and blues from Quadrophenia being the pills the Mods took to stay buzzed at all nighters.

@Tijuanabill 2 года назад

@@rickdaniels1789 In the 1950s. 😎😎

@joangordoneieio 2 года назад

No. Equinal was taken off the market in 1965. This tune came out in 1966. They were referring to Valium. My dad was prescribed them for sleep after his heart attack.

@thefoss5387 2 года назад

Old Pharmacist here...Miltown was off-white, Equinal was white, as I recall, 5mg Valium (diazepam), however, was yellow (2mg was white and 10mg was blue).

@MsPrincesspaulina 2 года назад

@Brad & Lex: You've come a long way in your musical knowledge journey. Comparing this to other bands of the era is a step that I don't think you could have made at the start of your channel. Well done. Keep learning.

@crazydale1000 2 года назад

The 5mg Valium was one of my favorites back on the day.

@dimedraweriv258 2 года назад

Although I'm more of a Mick Taylor era Stones guy I have to admit that Jones in 66-68 contributed some great stuff. His playing really stands out in stuff like Mother's Little Helper , Under My Thumb , and Paint It Black. I think he'd became bored with the traditional guitar. He was the best musician in the group in many ways he was just not a very good human being and a far too gone addict. When you're the worst addict in the Stones that says a lot.

@rubbersole79 2 года назад

You had to love the early Stones. One of the first bands unafraid to go to the dark side.

@kathybwell 2 года назад

My mom took valiums to handle me and my wild siblings. But she didn't drink, so there's that.

@eugenesouza3819 2 года назад

Valium, Valium was the drug all doctors prescribed to mothers back in the 60's

@SG-js2qn 2 года назад

For what it's worth, women used to take amphetamines as well, though this song is generally thought to be about Valium.

@mikesheahan6906 2 года назад

Valium was the mother's little helper. Cop a Lude, and change your mood Dude!

@Jessica_Roth 2 года назад

A breakthough in a number of ways: this and "19th Nervous Breakdown" were key steps in the Stones going deeper with lyrics than just "I want sex". (Which, don't get me wrong, was a number of great songs.) And musically, this is their first step towards psychadelic and Eastern influences…we don't get to "Paint It, Black" or "She's a Rainbow" without this. A classic. Glad you liked it.

@davidsimpson5225 Год назад

Fantastic song with great lyrics from the young Rolling Stones

@mansonmydog 2 года назад

714 Lemon Quaaludes !!!

@shannonbennett987 2 года назад

"What a drag it is getting old." Well, the Stones should have a whole new perspective of this song now, don't ya think? Die young or get old. That's life! Good reaction y'all.

@darrenmichon92 2 года назад

Its was about Valium... 5 MG. We're yellow.... in the day I can remember 2 of my friends mother's being on the little yellow pill....

@bobschenkel7921 2 года назад

Everyone has something they use to help them get through the day. Valium, Oxy Condone, Booze, Weed, Xanex, you name it.

@jmweed1861 Год назад

Valium and amphetamines. Women were taking them like candy back there.... My Favorite Stones Song. Brian Jones on the Saitar ( before the Beatles used it) really makes the music come alive...on this song....

@jasonremy1627 2 года назад

Great, early Stones song!

@michaelfrazer8088 2 года назад

Momma was not the only one using them

@michaelkearney2186 2 года назад

While the Beatles were writing love songs, the Stones wrote about pill-popping suburban moms LOL

@johnlamere2189 2 года назад

Valium are little yellow pills 25 milligrams each. They are pain killers. You shouldn't mix them with alcohol but some people do.

@jrepka01 2 года назад

Meprobamate, or Miltown, was a common tranquilizer that began in the 40s as an antipsychotic given to mental patients that became popular among the middle class by the mid 1950s. It was a "little yellow pill" that eased stress and tension and at one point it accounted for a third of all prescriptions written in the US. By the mid-60s many other drugs had come along that weren't quite as addictive and so its popularity declined.

@armadillotoe 2 года назад

It was Prince Valium.

@jeffmartin1026 2 года назад

I'd love to see Mick sing those lines now. The song also reflects the cynicism of parents being worried about kids drinking/doing drugs.

@somersetcace1 2 года назад

At that time they were prescribing Valium and other prescription drugs as if they were candy, while vilifying pot smokers. You can bet it was the people making money off all those prescribed drugs leading the vanguard against marijuana. This song was a pretty good burn on the hypocrites and it did cause a stir.

@oldeskoolnana7543 Год назад

Tranquilizers so mom could deal with a boring life.

@armadillotoe 2 года назад

In the 70s doctors handed out valium like popcorn.

@tonkatoy3636 2 года назад

Maestro Fresh Wes - Let Your Backbone Slide

@douglasmijangos3327 2 года назад

It’s so hilarious how this song has everyone being so informative about pills in the Comments 😂 half a century later 😂

@atuuschaaw 2 года назад

Truth through music! Great social commentary of the times. ♥

@VIDSTORAGE 2 года назад

It must have been about Keith's mum ..She could not stay away from that damn shelter for the need of getting high and now Keith can't stop it either ..

@Rt-sh5dn Год назад

A little yellow pills were called Yellow Jackets it was a strong hit of speed about like meth is helped her get through her busy day I know I was there

@uMe_underground 2 года назад

It was Amphetamine pills not valium they got high not low.

@douglasmijangos3327 2 года назад

Try to listen to the song a few times .. I bet after listening to that song for a while you can’t not sing “ Doctor pleeeeeease some more of theeeeese outside the doooooooor she took four mooooore “ 😂 I could be doing anything and I’ll stop to sing along 😂

@slap_A_flamingo 2 года назад

Wasn't this song written about speed or something?

@dennisgayhart339 2 года назад

I think it was Valium

@donnadubyak6504 2 года назад

Lots of speed and valium in medicine cabinets when I was a kid.

@Tomekkplk 2 года назад

Touchy subject-This is the only good Stones song

@CRD0204 2 года назад

I believe they are singing about Valium

@flea1683 2 года назад

Convinced me to try valium when I was 11, there was a drawer full in our house. The yellow ones were 5mg the blue ones 10mg. School was a lot more relaxing.

@_LVC 2 года назад

Try social distortion song mommy's little monster 💀🎸

@dpe4 2 года назад

The 60's also had a culture of bouffant hair dos and miniskirts. I think this song reflects more on those folks. (oh - an I can confirm, it is a serious drag getting old)

@AliasMark69 2 года назад

"Dr PLEASE some more of these, outside the door, she took four more, what a drag it is getting old"..... Some of the best lyrics ever written.

@rosa32 2 года назад

Vallium. I needed one of those today. 4 kids in 5 years. I'm not crazy, I've got twins. It's still the school holidays.😩

@andrewsteinberg7103 Год назад

good luck getting them today as only prescribed by Psyches for severe anxiety

@john81473 2 года назад

This is a great song! Love the Stones! Brian Jones plays the sitar in this song.

@John_Locke_108 2 года назад

Is it? I thought he used an electric guitar to imitate a sitar. I think Paint It Black was the first time he used the sitar.

@pauljansen1137 2 года назад

Come on now dear guys.....we've been through their huge hits....humor me and do "Memo from Turner" please!!!

@Gto1927 2 года назад

Oh Rosie dear don’t ya think it’s queer…

@antarcticorb9197 2 года назад

Amphetamines and then qualudes.

@MisterWondrous 2 года назад

I was assuming they were referring to "yellow jackets", which were a type of speed, like "black beauties". Strong coffee will do the same thing. That said, I never had a clue that that was what the song was about. I've heard it hundreds of times but thanks to your show, I now know the words and what it is about. My respect for them is growing with each new level of understanding. Peace and love. db

@daveborder7751 2 года назад

Valium or other Benzo's

@paimannamazi1128 2 года назад

Valiums

@Joshuadgog 2 года назад

play with fire for your next stones song.

@philvallee645 2 года назад

They took a lot of stuff in the 60's but Ether was more the 1860s Lex! ;-) but hey... it wouldn't surprise me if they did! And yes agree with @Joel Monka, Milltown or Valium.

@adamharris3520 2 года назад

Not my favorite band but I absolutely love this song…so strange and yet melodic at the same time 😊

@jeffreyaverett1800 2 года назад

Definitely Valium. I'm with Brad on the Playlist suggestion, along with Play With Fire and Wild Horses. ✌️

@1967PONTIACGTO 2 года назад

1965 to 1966 is my favourite era for the Stones.... other great songs from this era include 19th Nervous Breakdown, Ruby Tuesday, Get Off My Cloud, and Let's Spend the Night Together

@pilesovinyl 2 года назад

This was 1966...1966!!! They were laying it all out there about drugs when everyone was just singing about love and fast cars...I was only 11 years old and it made me take notice-"hey these guys are saying something serious here." Really a significant song. That was sitar, an Indian instrument.

@elleknauss9503 2 года назад

He's talking about VOLUME !!!! ITS A TRANQUILIZER

@davidbruin4381 2 года назад

Either Valium or Miltown, mostly for middle class, spoiled brat women who didn't know how to be a parent, house cleaner, and wife all at the same time. My eldest sister was on Miltown and living above our parents with her two kids and my Mom noticed that she was not acting right, and she took her back to the Doctor and he took her right off of those.

@douglasmijangos3327 2 года назад

Dam that’s a fire ass song .. I love that song so much .. I think I seen a video of Keith Richards saying that he added the little guitar riff right before they finished the song .. he felt the song needed something and I think it adds so much to the song 🔥

@roydownes2458 2 года назад

ironically, an anti-prescription pill song from a band one of whose guitarists was the most notable junkie of our time.

@sjw5797 2 года назад

The trippy instrument is a sitar, a traditional Indian stringed instrument. Ravi Shankar was a master of the sitar, and he helped to popularize it during the sixties, when the Indian subcontinent became a "thing" with hippies. The sitar is a difficult instrument, but Brian Jones, who was lead guitarist of the Stones at this time, learned to play it pretty well, and George Harrison of The Beatles featured it in several Beatles songs, like the super-trippy "Tomorrow Never Knows".

@davidjennings1771 16 дней назад

Halcion was the little yellow pill - depressant tranquilizer - careful, it's addictive! The B-side of the 45-rpm record is Lady Jane. Both are on The Aftermath Album, their fourth album! Summer of 1966.

@THEDEEPDIVE 2 года назад

Great social commentary and an amazing fuzzy sharp backdrop for it.

@KirksCORNER-1983 Год назад

They are talking about 0.5 mg Valiums (the yellows) in the lyrics. I use to take Valuims for years and years they are SURE A NICE LITTLE HELPER!!. Xanax are BETTER though but did not exist in the 60s and 70s.

@LordEagle 2 года назад

1. Led Zeppelin 2. Pink Floyd 3. The Rolling Stones The song is about valiums,,,,🤪🤪🤪👍

@GTLyons 2 года назад

P.S.A . from Mr. Mick Jagger... still applies today 60 years later...who knew? Thumbs up for the 60's!

@gilbertorodriguez5344 2 года назад

Check theRolling Stones 👅 Music Vedeo RESPECTABLE🎼🎩🎸🔥

@justinatest9456 2 года назад

Another perfect set of lyrics, right up there with Sympathy For The Devil.

@tmitchellw1000 7 месяцев назад

It's Valume (don't remember the spelling) there were Blue's, Yellow's, and White's. I think the Yellow's were 10mg. They were popular when I was in High School (1982). I imagine that they had been popular for a long time by 1982. That was precisely what Mick was talking about.

@johndrx165 2 года назад

Uppers were big in the 60's.

@NeonNights80 2 года назад

Check out their country song, Far Away Eyes 👀 Or the song Some Girls. Both are off their 1978 album Some Girls

@3idraven714 Год назад

Vallium, 5, 10 15 "Mothers Little Helper". It was the goto script for doctors to bored housewives (50s-60s), back when their WERE REAL housewives (very boring, think Edith Bunker, "what a drag it is getting old"). Medicate, not mitigate. You could "find" some in most "housewives" medicine chest! (Grandma's or Mama's "sleeping pills" is what they called it). Many got addicted (valium is addictive, now theyonly give it out in small scripts, or have a alternative non-addictive). But man those 15s, back in the day, highly prized, you didn't even tell anyone you had any, so you won't have to share. One of them babies and 2 beers, YOU SET for the night! Save on beer too! My advise, from experience, never mix with hard liquor, or you may suffer a "Hey watch this" moment and next see your life flash before your eyes. Worse you might peacefully go to sleep, and never wake up (as many did).

@tvgator1 2 года назад

Brad's all over it; it's VALIUM in this case...

@mikebrock7606 2 года назад

In the 60s the valium effect was everywhere. Its when popping pills became acceptable to deal with life's stuff...... My mom took them.

@vrvaughn 2 года назад

Yellows (Nembutal) and reds (Seconal) were sedatives prescribed heavily in the 1960’s..

@Oldschoolnana 6 месяцев назад

They were talking about tranquilizers.😂😂

@SteveAFCLondon 8 месяцев назад

Apart from " Under My Thumb " my favourite Stones track.

@leemcclements8889 2 года назад

It's about tranquilizers.They were a popular choice of pills back in the 60's .My mom had a bottle of those little yellow pills....

@hairyhondaman 2 года назад

Whichever playlist you put this on, you might want to consider adding Nineteenth Nervous Breakdown.

@twenty3enigma 2 года назад

You're overthinking the specifics of which drug Mick's referencing, and missing the big picture. Adults abused prescription drugs, while complaining about (and outlawing) the drugs that the youth were experimenting with. In-your-face social commentary at its best.

@jimbrentar 2 года назад

Valium was the most popular of these little pills, but many tranquilizers (and amphetamines) were easily available on prescription from a compliant Doctor. Things have changed since then.

@terenzo50 2 года назад

Valium. They were little yellow capsules in the 60s. My mother had tons. Luckily, she didn't ever drink alcohol.

@edwardrutledge2765 2 года назад

Rx “help” was ridiculed 55 years ago. Something’s never change.

@callmeoutlaw6601 2 года назад

Black Mollies (MDMA) were my favorite back in the day next to Qualude and Mandrix. Angel Dust just knocked me on my butt. LSD lasted too damn long. Dexamyl (Trees) were ok. Oh them good ole days. lol

@Yotraj 2 года назад

Yellow Jackets.... speed... amphetamines. But then the Doctors would also give them Darvon's because the yellow jackets would make them nervous and jittery. In the mid to late 60's and beyond the Doctors handed them out to the ladies like candy.