Thank Toby for supporting our troops. I served 6 years in the US Marine Corps, from 1977-1983. I always appreciate musicians who perform songs in support of the troops.
In 1977 I was a newlywed wife...standing at that fence. For the next 30 yrs we lived that threat of impending doom. After 47 years...that same man is my hero and I thank GOD he's beside me every night!
Having lost 3 friends in Afghanistan and almost lost my cousin in Iraq... this one hits me differently! Made In America is also a good one! Not many have reacted to that one! RIP Big Dawg!!! A true Patriot until the very end...
I was the daughter of a Navy submariner, and later the wife of a navy man. I appreciate that Toby’s video also shows the sacrifice of the dependence of service members. I don’t think you know how hard it is unless you’ve been in those shoes.
R.I.P. from Ret. Sgt Belanger, now 74, RCAF (Can Armed Forced 1967 to 1989 medical Corp) and R.I.P. to all those women and man who served and never walked back! My heart is bleeding...
Aussie combat vet R.I.P Big Dawg we won’t see your kind again l served in a rapid reaction regiment that had 24/7 standby & 4hrs to be wheels up gone,never knew when the call would come 🇦🇺🇺🇸
I was a Medic in the North Carolina Army National Guard from 1981 to 1987. Thank You for reacting to this Video. It was great that Toby Keith described what it was like to be an American Soldier.
Thankfully, his voice continues through his recordings. My husband was in the middle east when I was pregnant with our last child. Remember that the military families also serve; first their loved one, the single soldiers, and then wider military community.
I remember the phone call notifying that my Fighter Wing was deploying to Operation Desert Shield/Storm. My oldest was 2 years old at the time. In my 20 years of Service the hardest part..... being separated from my family. When I left for South Korea my youngest was only 7 Days old
I am a very proud Army Brat (dad retired after 24 yrs. RIP) both my 1st and present husband served in the Marines. Like those kids watching their dad getting on a military transport I was in their place more times than I care to count. As anyone who has been around the military will you the family is in many ways serving right along with the service member.
My husband is a veteran...My oldest son too...my son served 23 years as did his family...my daughter in law stepped up for their 3 sons and coached their son's soccer teams...went fishing with them....had many Chtistmases alone..along with Birthdays & Anniversaries...while their husband & father was fighting in Iraq & Afghanistan ...they are still together..Love our soldiers & their families...
As a service member that served 39+ years, you never get back the ball games, school concerts, holidays and vacations you missed with your kids and family. You just pray that in the end, the sacrifices you made for your family are appreciated and you can hold your family together.
I had never heard this song before. It's a heart breaker(as intended)and it reminds me of the emotions when you watch the videos of soldiers coming home to their loved ones
If more Americans actually took the time to FULLY understand what our military folks live through DURING their service to us, and the scars both physically and mentally for the rest of their lives after their service... they might appreciate the freedoms they have. This song will bring me to tears every single time.
As A US Army Combat Veteran of 2 Tours , I Salute Toby for everything he's done for Us Veterans he is a True Country Hero..we will Miss you Toby...I hope you are Singing in the Clouds..
My dad was in WWII under Patton, told me many heart wrenching stories of his time, my son was in Iraq -took over the Bagdad airport and held it, told me what he saw and lived. I feel sad now that I had a high draft number and was never called to Vietnam, knowing that I would likely not come back home alive, and knowing how unpopular the war was, and how the Vets were treated. I am proud of all Vets past present and future.
The hardest thing anyone will ever do is walking away from your family not knowing if you’ll ever see them again. The best feeling in the world is holding them again. Rest in Peace sir.
As a old fourth generation vet with TBI and PTSD, existing under a VA homeless program. He was an amazing patriot and loved us vets. Salute to my brother and sister veterans! May you be finding peace with the war within and honor in the oath that never dies.
I'm setting here listening to this song and crying like a baby. I saw my late husband off to two different tours. He was a Staff Sergeant. Both our boys went to war zones. We saw them off to go to Afghanistan. So this song hit home, I'm very proud of my guys. I'm a proud Military wife, Military mom, and a Military sister. Thank you for playing this song.
As a retired US Army veteran of 2 wars... I remember Lee Greenwood singing his song "God Bless the USA" before and during Operations Desert Shield/Storm while deployed. Toby sang his song during the war on terror and it hit me hard as well. It brought back some memories of how much sacrifice servicemen and women have to go thru. But how much more their spouse will have to endure not knowing if their loved one will come home or if they have PTSD. War never determines who is wrong or right, but who is left to go back home. R.I.P Toby. You served dutifully supporting your nations troops. Thank you, Toby, for your support.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🇺🇲🪖
We are all against war. I was drafted , I was a paratrooper 1969 and I was very against war . They say that, "you may not be thinking thinking about war, but war is thinking about you ". I found that is about the situation . All my children even my little girl are veterans. That is the world we live.
This song says everything perfect about what we service members and Vet's think about on a daily basis. As a Vet with 12 years of service in the U.S. Army and very proud to have done so for every American. Not one us want's to die but we will make that sacrifice. What this song also tells is the sacrifice and hardships that our family members have to endure while we are deployed. In a way the family's endure even more hardships not only having to deal with taking care of the family alone but then add in the extra stress of worrying and wondering if their loved one will make it back home
Rest easy Toby! Our soldiers and sailors and airmen (and women of course) deserve the kudos and more but let's not forget the families that "also serve.". From a CG CPO (Retired)
My father my brother my husband and my son all served in times of war, every time I see the woman holding her daughter watching the husband leave I cry as a navy wife I remember the emotion well. I love and appreciate Toby's respect for those who serve and I miss him terribly may he RIP.
I still remember making that walk away from my family for my deployment back in 2019. That by far, is the most painful walk that anyone can ever take. Words can’t describe the emotions that I felt when I looked back at my father and sister as I boarded the plane. I served 21 years in the military. 8 years in the Marine Corps and 13 in the Army Reserves.
You have to do Cuurtesy of the Red, White, and Blue and my FAVORITE by him You Shouldn't Kiss Me Like This. The video is really a tricky one. Also, I'll Never Smoke Weed With Willie Again.
This song is 1000% accurate, my from a military, firefighters, & police officer family. I've seen it in all facets. Ive watched my grandfathers, dad, brother, uncles, nephew, & cousins serve & currently still serving. My dad & uncle came out of the military to become a police officer & a firefighter. It's not just the solider that serves its the whole family.
Every generation of my family has served, fighting in every major war since the American Revolution. My husband has been an active duty Marine for 19 years and just re-enlisted. This song and video really hit home♥️
You hit the nail on the head Phil. I see videos of the mad respect given to the fallen US soldiers(rightfully deserved), but I feel like the living vets are overlooked and not given nearly the amount of respect they deserve. Yes we have the VA for them, but I still feel, as an American, we could do more.
This is a great song. As an Army Combat Veteran it means a lot to me. I got the pleasure of meeting Toby Keith in Baghdad 2005. RiP Toby Keith we love you and will surely miss you....the Album is Shockin Ya'll.....i would also recommend Citizen Soldier by 3 doors down
The veterans and current military of all branches are what keeps America rolling and there’s never enough thank yous I can give for their service! God speed and bless our America troops 🫡🇺🇸
Toby Keith had so many great songs so whether you need to hear something heartfelt, patriotic, romantic, sad, melancholy, inspiring, thoughtful, or just plain funny, yeah especially funny, then Toby’s got what you need. My favorite songs by Toby Keith are Who’s That Man; Wish I Didn’t Know Now; You Shouldn’t Kiss Me Like That; He Ain’t Worth Missing; We Were In Love; Upstairs Downtown; Don't Let the Old Man In; How Do You Like Me Now; Made in America; I Wanna Talk About Me; American Soldier; Trailerhood; A Little Too Late; A Little Less Talk and a Lot More Action; and of course Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue. RIP Toby, we miss you!
Love Toby Keith....this song makes me very emotional. There's another patriotic song you should check out..... it's by country artist Keith Urban " For You".....a lot of passion in it too.
Been following Toby from the beginning. He has a special place in the hearts of the American Service men and women. RIP Sir. Tom Boyte GySgt USMC, retired Vietnam 1965-66/1970-71 0331,Machine Guns 0369, Infantry Unit Leader
The song We Were In Love is incredible. The build in the chorus is amazing. You mentioned his vocal ability. This song We Were In Love is loaded with it.
Absolutely! It always tests my range when I sing it and shows just how great Toby's vocals were. The song is so beautiful and it just climbs and climbs which folks won't realize until they try to sing it.
My husband served 20 years in the USAF and was deployed constantly in the years following 9/11, leaving me to raise our 3 small children with him gone a lot of the time. This song truly encompasses all of the feelings our family felt and it’s always been special to us. Toby was an amazing artist and human being. ❤
When this song came out, my dad was in Iraq. And I’m now also in the army serving alongside him.. Toby Keith even in his days of sickness did a lot of soldiers. If anyone served and is reading this. Thank you for your service.
Hearing the drum line at the end reminds me of my grandfather's funeral every time. He was in the Navy and I miss him so much along with my grandfather was in the Marines. My husband and I got married on Verterans day to Honor them and his grandfather who was Amored Cav in the Army as they have all passed. Thank you to all Veterans.
I’m a former Army attack helicopter pilot with combat experience. I’ve been there…worried my family and friends whether I would come home. Some of my friends/brothers in arms didn’t come back. Thank you for the reaction!
Great intelligent, thoughtful reaction, guys. The idea that your service never truly ends, even when you return home, is so, so true. And the price my family paid for my service has lasted a lifetime as well. Thanks to all who recognize that.
First I want to say thank you to all who served and not just the sacrifices they made but their families do as well. This also goes to our first line responders. Police, fire, EMS, medical. We don’t get holidays either. It’s really a calling. We do it because of our love for God, family and country and for those who are unable. He did 11 USO tours to support the troops. Great man! RIP Toby! Your music lives on! You are a legend!
This is a very profound song for our Troop's, It makes me think of my son who I lost from belated War injurys in 2017'. I hope all is good for you Beefy on the otherside, till I see you. Dad. Thax you Toby!
One thin that is undeniable is Toby's love for American, The Veterans and the Military. His father lost his right eye in a war and after coming back home, Dad PROUDLY flew the American in his yard. He did things for the Vets then any of us "regular people" will NEVER know about, on top of what he did that is public knowledge. I hope he made it to Heaven, I truly do!
You should see the other side of Toby. It's a classic Toby. A Little Too Late. You'll love it. He will be sorely missed. A true Patriot who love his country and our Military. R I.P Toby
Beautiful and emotionally charged song. Especially for soldiers and their families. Toby was an incredible talent and thank you Phil & Sam for honouring him ❤️🤍💙 I love watching you and hearing your perspectives on so many topics. Keep bringing us more wonderful reactions 🫶🏻
Both my ex husband and now husband( 23yrs) are all vets, and were deployed Iraq war...Toby was always there for all troops, my heart is still broken😢but HEAVEN is rocking🤠My daddy is there playing too( awesome musician)❤
It sounds weird to me too but lately I've started singing toby's songs in my head during stressful shifts. Love you toby, helping us even after you joined wayman. Have a good one everyone
God I love that man. Followed him for 30+ years. Guess the wait is over of my dream of him pulling up in a big yellow truck to take me away. RIP my favorite cowboy.
Great Reaction Video Folks , I am a Disabled Vietnam Veteran, My Dad fought in WWII & my Grandfather fought in WWI , I really didn't want to go BUT i wanted my Daughter & Future Grandkids to be able to live in the same America i grew up in & went & fought for Mom ,Apple pie & my Wife , But it funny when you get there & in your first firefight you find out your fighting for the Brother on your left , right & behind you & in the Military the only Color there is , is OD Green & We all bled the OD Green , Not White or Black or Red or Yellow BUT OD Green & We were truly Brothers , Thank you for your support of our Military & Veterans , War's change BUT the Heart of the Soldier hasn't since 1776 , Over 1 Million 600.000 Men & Women have fallen for Freedom & We owe our Fallen Hero's much more than we can pay back , A Disabled Marine Lt. once said , Support isn't about the War , ITS ABOUT THE WARRIOR , as in my War you can HATE the War , BUT don't hate the Warrior for fighting what he country sent him to do , Hand Salute from a Tired OLD Veteran God Bless you & the USA
Another amazing song is one he did for his friend Wayman Tisdale, who also passed from Cancer. It is called 'Cryin for me, Wayman's song' & his words about how he feels about his friend, perfectly describe all us fans right now & our feelings for Toby. Beautiful song & video & with the Saxaphone, it has a cool jazz vibe. ~ And Toby has totally serious ballads, that still have funny videos. Perfect example, 'It's a little too late'. Toby never minded being the butt of the joke.
Toby Keith's passing was especially difficult for me and my family. One of the last pictures I have of my brother Sam was of him standing next to Toby Keith at a USO event in Afghanistan. Rest in Peace Toby and my brother Sam will be happy to see you again on the other side ✝️❤️
You would be hard pressed to find an artist more patriotic than Toby Keith. Thank you both for reacting to some of his best. He also had a great sense of humor as you've seen in some of his songs. Check out another one in Toby Keith's "I Wanna Talk About Me!" and a more serious side with his "Who's That Man?"
Toby's dad was in the Army and served during the Korean war so he knew what is was like having a father who is a soldier. There are some other good songs you should check out the 8th of November by Big & Rich and Semper Fi by Trace Adkins and also Arlington by Trace Adkins and till the last shots fired by Trace Adkins..
