FIRST TIME HEARING Reba McEntire - Fancy (REACTION)

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@wearinganapron 2 года назад

I have to say, here, that "Fancy" was written and first recorded by Bobbie Gentry, the Queen of Story Songs, in 1969. It was scandalous! and we loved it. Reba does a fantastic job.

@cathybrown8334 2 года назад

Love Bobbie Gentry. Always amazed by young people that didn’t hear Bobbie on the radio. I am 69 years old southern lady. I harvest collards, all greens and homemade biscuits.

@johngage856 Год назад

You should definitely check out the Bobbie Gentry episode of the podcast “Cocaine and Rhinestones”. It’s SO good with lots of obscure music clips of hers, lots of details about her life that aren’t well known. Any fan of hers will LOVE it.

@anitaslack9193 2 года назад

I love the story in this song. You would expect a song, especially a country song, about a girl being thrown out of her house and forced into prostitution to survive to try to shame the girl, or to have her be ashamed to tell the story, but this song doesn't. She tells the story very matter-of-factly, then says that she refuses to be ashamed of it because she survived, and she made something of herself, and it never would have happened any other way. It's both tragic and empowering, and while it wasn't originally Reba's song, she was the voice it needed.

@karendavis2668 Год назад

Love your interpretation of this song. It's one of my favorites.

@Leah-cn5cu Год назад

I consider myself country although born in Detroit, I have lived close to 30 yrs or more down south my husband southern and daughter . I’m not being mean but I find it insulting saying you expect this out of a country song !!!! Really !!!!! So I assume all the profanity in rap is ok ?

@anitaslack9193 Год назад

Why on earth would you be insulted that I've come to expect a certain degree of conservative holier-than-thou-ism from country music after 40 years of exposure to it? Did you write those country songs that made me feel that way? And what the heck does rap have to do with any of it?

@billparrish4385 Год назад

Tragic and empowering is the perfect pairing to describe this story. There were no doubt other options open to Fancy, but neither her mother's desperation nor her own inexperience and tender years were able to supply those answers. So this was the place where those circumstances had put her, but it was not where she stayed. Her determination made the best of a miserable situation, and she willed herself out of it. And per the sign at the end of the video (though not a part of the song's story), she's giving back so that other girls in that situation will have opportunities she never had. A bleak scenario, transformed into triumphing over the odds. Tremendous song!

@TraciKReacts 2 года назад

This song always makes me think of my grandmother (RIP). She was born in south Alabama in 1915. In 1928, she was 13 years old, it was the beginning of the great depression. She was already born into a poor family so at 13 she was married off to a 33 year old man. Things like that was common a while back, sad but it was surviving! Great reaction to a great song!

@jeannieschmidt2217 2 года назад

The next awesome storytelling one you must do is The Night That the Lights Went Out in Georgia. It's a cover - but storytelling at it's very best. Reba is just the queen. Fancy is also another cover - but not based on Reba's life. I'll Be, Why Haven't I Heard from You, and The Heart Won't Lie (duet with Vince Gill) are some of my favourites. Have fun going down the rabbit hole. Cheers from Canada :)

@kimdaoust6083 2 года назад

I second this suggestion!!!

@CACHEKRAWLER 2 года назад

Was just coming on here to say the same thing.

@velvetplatz1024 2 года назад

I couldn't agree with you more on that request... I've seen Reba 5 times in concert and got to meet her once. Greetings from a fellow Canadian.

@Tinkerbellstune 2 года назад

Yes aussome video

@richardcarrico4837 6 месяцев назад

Did you know that Mama on Mama's family sang this song originally

@suzyware7421 2 года назад

Not all tragic situations turn into a lifelong tragedy. Life is exactly what you choose to make it. No matter where you started from.

@cindystreeter2020 Год назад

My moms mother died when she was 13. When she married my dad, she took 3 younger brothers and sisters with her. I was her youngest of 8 kids. When I got married, the minister asked her how it would be , to be alone again. She said she never was alone. First time I heard of how her life was. Drunk dad, dead mom, and 7 kids later , ....me. She never got rich or had what the song says fancy had, but she was great. Taught us what love can do, with or without money.

@gramalinda750 2 года назад

Did you notice the “future site” sign? She is opening a home for runaways on that land! Such an amazing song! Love your reactions! ❤️

@rk1039 2 года назад

Nobody does a song or video like Reba. “The Nights the Lights Went Out in Georgia” is another great one. Loving your channel!

@elizaolsen9532 2 года назад

This happens to be my favorite Reba song 😊

@lauramittler Год назад

Our country music can turn you around while it kicks your butt!!!

@tjk200081 Год назад

The time period in this music video, that young Fancy grew up in, was The Great Depression. So many people were desperate & starving, & a lot of them were homeless. When people get into desperate situations, they do desperate things. It was just what life was like back then. By the way, check out Reba's song titled, "His Name Was John". It is another hard to hear song, but it's worth it. 👍

@wheelmanstan 2 года назад

Reba is a phenom and it's like that funny SNL line "I put my pants on one leg at a time, but when I do, I make gold records" haha, she's a born star

@rosemariediamond7855 2 года назад

There is no way anyone would guess the turn the song would take. Although this is a cover by Reba. Another great song is You Lied

@catwhisperer9489 2 года назад

Yeah, "Fancy" being a given, "You Lied" is my favorite!!

@dephii6908 2 года назад

I am 39 and have heard this song a million times in my life and I STILL get goosebumps when I hear it. I relate more than anyone should but it's a great song!

@jamiesmith9601 2 года назад

I got the good fortune to see this beautiful talented woman in concert and when people thought it was over and leaving the lights came up and she started singing Fancy and man she got a standing ovation💯🌷💕 awesome reaction!! Much love and respect 💪🥰💯🌷

@catwhisperer9489 2 года назад

❤

@catwhisperer9489 2 года назад

I've seen her in concert, TOO---UNREAL!!!! ❤

@staleo8497 2 года назад

Your reaction cracked me up. 😂. This is my favorite country music song. “The Night the Lights Went Out In Georgia” has to be the next Reba reaction. ❤️

@larynanntapp6333 2 года назад

I laughed at the reaction...looked floored!

@donnone7295 2 года назад

Reba Mcentire is from Oklahoma like Garth Brooks. Not Louisiana in the song. She didn't write it but nobody sings like her. I have been to a few of her concerts over the years and watch out for the multiple wardrobe changes throughout her concerts. Reba's stepson Brandon Stockwell was married to Kelly Clarkson and was her manager. Then Covid hit and spending time in quarantine in a small cabin forced them to realize they had different dreams. Kelly's children will always be Reba's grandkids. Watch Kelly sing on the Grand Finale of American Idol on Fox. She sings a very personal song about growing up without her father and she is determined to be there for her kids. She was still with Brandon then with one child and 8 months pregnant with her second during her performance. Not a dry eye in the house. Reba is very close to Brooks and Ronnie Dunn as they were the driving force behind rebuilding Nashville after the flood.

@catwhisperer9489 2 года назад

Yeah, that performance of Kelly's was something---it was all Keith Urban, in particular, could do to keep from out-and-out bawling.

@Happysoutherner 5 месяцев назад

That's what I love about country music, it is so emotional and about hardships and real life.

@helenstewart2392 2 года назад

I’m 68. First time I saw Reba was in a honky Tonk in Amarillo, Texas. She stood and sang on the dance floor five feet away from us as we were dancing.

@dalehammers4425 2 года назад

This is one of her best songs she does in her concerts. Reba is phenomenal live.

@seanjohnson6186 2 года назад

Definitely not based on Reba’s life. She was raised on a ranch south of McAlester Oklahoma. She has had some tragic things happen in her life but she has dealt with them and over come them and succeeded.

@johnperkins4201 Год назад

What aggravates me about reactors when they react to this song it's only about the lyrics and the song and never about Reba's voice. My goodness, Reba kills this song.

@karendavis2668 Год назад

This has always been my favorite Reba song. I always wanted to sing it when I was younger, I now realize why my mom insisted on something different! I now interpret it as a female empowerment song. She made the best of the situation she was dealt. 💖🦋

@matthewkeith8605 4 месяца назад

Hits you right in the feels doesn't it. Hard times, struggle, triumph over adversity...

@donaldleger3584 Год назад

"The Greatest Man I Never Knew" As a man of 6"1 240 lbs. The first time I heard Reba sing this song after my father passed away. It brought me to my knees. I sobbed out loud, with the broken heart of a million regrets of forever missing. The Greatest Man I Never Knew.

@susanannekyle5953 8 месяцев назад

That moment the penny dropped. Priceless!

@ljmac22 Год назад

So empowering. No victim there-she took the cards she was dealt and she played the game she had to play. And she won. Isn’t it great the way country comes at you from the side door?

@scottycargo9003 2 года назад

FYI, as if we all don't feel old enough, the 18 year old girl playing Fancy in the video just turned 46 years old,just within the past few months. This video came out in 1991. Unbelievable but true! Love the channel and your reactions! Scotty Cargo, Birmingham, Alabama.

@bfsgman 2 года назад

Was the actress playing the 18 year old girl actually 15 at the time? If she was 18, that would make her 49 now.

@edithdavis2848 2 года назад

Happened alot in poor area's back in the old days. You did what ever to survive. Reba is the greatest singer.

@maryannanderson2213 2 года назад

It is not based on Reba's life. Reba comes from a very loving family and while I don't think they are exactly rich; I believe they are very comfortable. Reba was raised in and around rodeos and both her father and grandfather were world champion steer ropers. Reba herself was a barrel racer. She studied to be a teacher, but I think she headed to Nashville to pursue a career in music before she ever actually taught school. My favorite song by Reba is "Somebody Should Leave".

@roseleenehrsam4059 2 года назад

A girl takes a bad situation and beat it in the end. Happens everywhere, you can’t choose your situations but you do determine how to handle it.

@greeneyelove2003 2 года назад

She Thinks His Name Was John is another of Reba's many amazing songs. Few people come close to matching Reba with a storytelling song.

@danwilliams9299 2 года назад

Dont feel bad. Nobody expected this one . But fancy made the best of it after all. And held her head high. Shocking. But .. man,what a voice. Great reaction. Once it hit ya what was goin on. You should have a lot more subs. Idk why not. Great chann. Dan. North florida. Usa. 2/2022

@KittCrescendo 2 года назад

Yeah, this song is a bit bittersweet and intense, though you’ve gotta be a powerhouse to do it justice. If you get a chance to see Kelly Clarkson do it to honor Reba at the Kennedy Center, that’s impressive, too. Reba is a whole can of worms to open as she’s got an amazing catalogue. My recommendations for her tend to follow my moods. You should see her “duet” with Brooks and Dunn If You See Him/Her. Also, Take It Back is fun. Her soulful side comes out with Sunday Kind of Love and If I Had Only Known… Her empowerment songs like For Herself and Ride Cowgirl, Ride are terrific. And don’t even get me started on her heartbreak love songs because we could be here all day.

@catwhisperer9489 2 года назад

Here's Kelly.... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qdy6b9JgCb8.html She's another one who could sing the phonebook and I'd be happy!! Reba was her mother-in-law, at one point---then there were all these sad divorces.... Reba says she'll always love Kelly, and her kids will always be her grandchildren, though. Poor Reba is afraid of heights, and she had to be up there in that box!! That black guy in the audience---bless his heart; such a face---he was like "This is NOT a good song"!!! LOL

@lynnecurrie7561 2 года назад

The Legendary Reba!!!

@erinpeady5920 2 года назад

"Somebody" is another good one by Reba, and then there is the follow up song "Love Needs a Holiday". Both are great songs, with the same characters

@rachaelstacks1054 2 года назад

The Last One to Know is my favorite

@helenstewart2392 2 года назад

My grandad worked for and knew her father in Oklahoma. She was a rodeo queen.

@amydanielson8905 Год назад

Everyone was thrown off the first time they heard it, so don't beat yourself up. Great reaction! I've only been watching reaction videos for about 5 days so I'm new to this, but love your work!

@amydawson8949 2 года назад

😂 Most Adorable reaction ever! 😂

@amydawson8949 2 года назад

PS- The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia should be next!! It’s fantastic

@monalisa6045 Год назад

Reba is awesome!!! 😊🎸🌵🇱🇷🙏

@pageribe2399 Год назад

Country performers used to refer to the CMA "Female Vocalist of the Year " award as the "Reba McEntire" award because she won it year after year after year.......

@BelleDede01 Год назад

Just to let you know that NO, this song wasn't about Reba's life. Reba was raised tough. They had a ranch and she worked hard and of course, the family wasn't rich by any means. Reba did a lot of horse barrel racing and was discovered while singing the American National Anthem at one of the horse rodeo/barrel events. Here's the link if you want to see young Reba singing it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iF2hj2kND68.html This was shown at a tribute to Reba on her award at the CMT Giants, where many singers, including Dolly Parton gave tribute. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w_8Uyo-tytg.html Enjoy! Have you watched The Nights went out in Georgia yet. Good story and another unexpected twist. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z4GMUlCBgd0.html

@the_Real_Grammy_of_6 Год назад

I absolutely love Reba, as a singer and actress. I love that she was brave enough to record & release this song. And I do know that the song & video ➖in this situation is fiction. That being said, as a mom of 4, would I do this to my daughter? Not just no, but HELL NO! Nope, no way, nah huh, not even a thought of “is this the only way?” No no no. Ok, well now I feel better 😁😁

@darrinlindsey 2 года назад

This is my favorite Reba song. Ya just have to realize that this was set in the time of rich plantation owners in the deep South. Her Mom just wanted to know that she set her beautiful young daughter on a path to success. The reason the cab ride is included is to give question to just how that success was achieved. Did she become a "Lady of the night", or did she meet the right people that took her to Hollywood for a successful acting career. That's left to individual interpretation.

@sheliaspringer7389 2 года назад

This song was written by BOBBY GENTRY! Many of you may not know her...but she was from MISSIPPI and she started her own production company! That was unheard of in 1968. Bobby won the new female award, best single, and besr albun of the year for"THE DAY THAT BILLY

@angelarigido7161 Год назад

This song was originally done by a very popular singer named Bobee Gentry in the 60's. She was well known, then one day just vanished from the spotlight for reasons unknown. If this was her own bio, I don't know. But it's worth looking into if you love the song. Peace.

@tweetypie6415 2 года назад

Another good one in the story mode of Reba is the night the lights went out in Georgia. Reba is a legend for a reason she never dissapoints with her music.

@kristigovertsen 2 года назад

Great reaction! If you like country songs that tell a story you might want to check out Sawyer Brown's "The Walk," Martina McBride's "Independence Day," and Tim McGraw's "Live Like You Were Dying."

@TheLwaller09 2 года назад

Came here to say Independence Day. As good as Reba's voice is, in addition to the story, young Martina's voice is unrivaled.

@tonyarenee531 2 года назад

This is such an awesome song by Reba .... She has such a gorgeous voice been listening to her for years now..... I laughed so much with your reaction and I was like Awwww ------- The night the lights went out in Georgia is beautiful!!!! Reba McEntire, Vince Gill - The Heart Won't Lie - 1992 I love them together doing this song Vince Gill's Voice is Angelic to me!!!! 💞💞💞

@reigningobscurity 2 года назад

The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia is one of the best storytelling songs in country music, and one of Reba’s biggest hits. Definitely recommend.

@thegirlwhosparkles 2 года назад

The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia! Definitely need to watch it

@juanitahill3398 2 года назад

You should listen to She Thinks His Name Was John by Reba. Another heartbreaking story.

@davidmcleod5133 2 года назад

Highly underrated song of hers.

@warrenburlingame1172 2 года назад

Such a great performance. I liked the look on you're face when you realized what it was about. You should watch the live version with Reba and Kelly Clarkson

@sheliaspringer7389 2 года назад

This is a fabulous , very original song. But, most people don't know that it was written by BOBBY GENTRY...who is a legend in her own right! Bobby wrote and sang "Billy Joe McAllister Jumped Off The Tallahatchie Bridge". Later she formed her own Music Production Company and produced many famous artist. She was the first woman to accomplish this feat. Reba did a wonderful job singing Bobby Gentrys song! Great reation! I love when the person that is doing the reaction is so completely honest with their followers! Thank you again! You are always wonderful!

@suzannezethner8180 2 года назад

Classic!

@robsutherland5744 Год назад

I don't know that much about Reba except that she has a killer voice. Thanks for this reaction. Always great to watch your videos.

@roniboyd613 2 года назад

Its a song of survival. Really enjoyed your reaction.

@debbiel.1655 2 года назад

Great reaction! I think you do a great job picking up on the stories and I had faith that you would pick it up at about the same time ( I think) most of us did. Nice:)

@selinahann5595 2 года назад

Suggestion for legends of country: Tammy Wynette, she was known as the first lady of country in the late 60's. D.I.V.O.R.C.E. and Stand By Your Man.

@johoney5458 2 года назад

a favorite is Reba and Linda duet called "does he love you" the official video is really good.

@oliviarogers2808 2 года назад

I actually like the one with her and Dolly better

@catwhisperer9489 2 года назад

@@oliviarogers2808: Yeah, I really like it with Dolly---Dolly's version is soooo unique!!

@denisemchugh6331 2 года назад

Great Reaction, Another great story teller is Randy Travis' 3 Wooden Crosses, just make sure you have tissues.

@Notnowdeleteaccount 2 года назад

I wholeheartedly agree that Randy Travis' "Three Wooden Crosses" is a must hear👂❤

@diannthomas5653 2 года назад

Reba is awesome. Any song from her is fabulous! This queen came after Barbara Mandrell the first woman to be Entertainer of the year 2 years in a row. A really big catalog of songs and plays so many instruments- my favorite of Barbara’s are Crackers, and the duet with George Jones I was country when Country wasn’t Cool.

@Chrysop1812 2 года назад

Reba Mcentire "Bobby" INCREDIBLE STORY SO BEAUTIFUL Please listen there isnt a music video for it but itsa must listen

@maureenlacore2461 Год назад

Reba's video cover of Cathy's Clown is another great mini movie!!!

@thecityman1910 2 года назад

So fun seeing the shock on your face and hearing you describe it as a "shocking left turn!" haha

@mengiaboy 2 года назад

I think everyone has to realize what is going on the first time they hear this song so don't feel alone on that. One thing it took me a long time to pick up on was the first line of the song is key when she says. "The summer I turned eighteen." Her mom was sick and dying and she knew the baby would be taken care of by the system but Fancy was of age. So she did they only thing she knew to make sure Fancy survived. And I agree with a lot of other comments. If you like this one you have to do. "The Night the Lights went out in Georgia" next."

@bekahms 2 года назад

The NIght That the Lights Went Out In Georgis is a good story with a surprise twist. Her duet with Kelly Clarkson "Because of You" is another great song. An older one "Somebody" is a sweet one. One of her most popular songs is "I'm A Survivor" She has so many.

@howrued1500 2 года назад

‘She Thinks His Name Is John’. Stay safe & love much💖 Cheers!

@sadiekincaid5310 2 года назад

Another one of Reba songs that are kind of a story is called Cathy's clown. Reba's version is a cover but I really good cover. As well as another great storytelling song is Does He Love You with Linda Davis who she originally did the song with.

@billyestes5747 2 года назад

Another singer from my state of Oklahoma, beautiful singer and song writer

@SheilaMatthews-zu6lm 5 месяцев назад

Give a listen to Reba and Linda Davis "Does he love you" ending you won't see coming

@Amaberean 2 года назад

Written by Bobby Gentry.

@cmaebcb 2 года назад

Her song "Just Like Them Horses" is a great one.

@carolchatham7766 2 года назад

One of my favorites by queen Reba another THE NIGHT THE LIGHTS WENT OUT IN GEORGIA

@charleslively1714 2 года назад

Reba is good great song great reaction

@laurab68707 2 года назад

Love Reba. She is a living legend. Great song and story.

@barbaraswinford6677 2 года назад

I love your reactions. I think you should listen to The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia. One of my faves by Reba.

@angelarigido7161 Год назад

Fancy had the same reaction and feeling you just did. She also wasn't aware. Peace

@shannondetert6851 2 года назад

Very powerful song. Loved playing it loud in my car when I was younger.

@ShazzyAkl 2 года назад

The Greatest Man I Never knew, One Promise To Late and Bobby. Are a few of my favorite Reba songs. Fancy is one of her best.

@candybarton5274 Год назад

Loved this song since I was a young child I grew up knowing what this song was about Reba is a great singer above most out there. You should do Night the lights went out in Georgia

@jmcquown Год назад

"Wicked left turn" is an apt description! Never would have thought her mother would turn her out to be a prostitute. Said she was sending her "uptown" in that red dress. In case you don't know, areas where prostitutes work in the US (not sure about the UK) are known as "red light districts". At any rate, fantastic song (written by Bobby Gentry, another country legend, you'll remember her from Ode to Billy Jo. A fantastic performance by Reba. Fancy met some high class men so she really did end up "uptown".

@user-pu9rk5yw3m 4 месяца назад

I love this song by reba called fancy misty

@danda757 2 года назад

As you can imagine there was some controversy about this song when it first came out.

@Albemarle7 Год назад

The ultimate "Fancy" was Empress Theodora, who started out as a strpper.

@debbielightfoot9303 2 года назад

Really enjoying your channel 👍❤️🇺🇸

@deborahbowersring4522 2 года назад

I love watching your reactions to country music. I am from Arkansas in the south of the USA. There is simply no where more wonderful than living in the south. I suggest you check out Tracy Byrd’s Watermelon Crawl. Such a great depiction of everyday life in a southern town. I will keep watching. Best of luck.

@davidroseberryjr3006 2 года назад

Reba and i are getting married soon and thank you for following her.

@ArleneAdkinsZell 2 года назад

VERY good reaction to a really powerful song.

@edwinwest5116 2 года назад

I do 💘 Reba

@aztraeuz5560 Год назад

Your reaction is so great that I hope that I can post a reaction to your reaction one day. This is solid gold and I hope you all the best in the world.

@willowb1527 Год назад

The original by Bobby Gentry was incredible. Bobby Gentry is still missing after all these years no one's no one's been able to find her. And also another good song is to knock the lights went out in Georgia by Vicki Lawrence.

@mocharmed 2 года назад

And still is an amazing story song! And the video is great

@pattygadberry2464 2 года назад

This song was written and recorded by Bobbie Gentry in 1969. The girl, Fancy, is 18 and not the "young child" portrayed in Reba's video.

@michellelamar8965 2 года назад

Lol. Plenty of girls I’ve known look that young at 18

@michelledunstan9952 Год назад

Beautiful song ❣️

@stephanieosadchuk5689 2 года назад

You should check out on of her fun ones so that you can see her sense of humour. Try “Why Haven’t I Heard from You.”

@catwhisperer9489 2 года назад

😂 The official video of that is sooooo funny!!

@deniseriley6622 2 года назад

My favorite Reba song! Love your reactions.

@Melody-bourbonite4life Год назад

Definitely the night the lights went out in Georgia

@jenniferkircikyan6878 2 года назад

Love this reaction!! Would almost love to see the second time you watch it 😆

@carolcliff5150 2 года назад

Guess you may have already seen & heard Reba and Dolly singing "Do you love me." It's fantastic imho. Reba does things with her voice like Elvis did. I've long been a fan of Dolly's song writing, and I've never heard her to do better vocally than the duet with Reba.