James Brown - It's A Man's Man's Man's World - Live - 11 July 1981 • World of Jazz REACTION VIDEO 

I feel this song like you... James Brown is art. Go ahead.

I got goose bumps 🤣🤣 thanks 👍👍👍

He was the ultimate showman

An iconic song by The Man, James Brown. His live performances were just electrifying. And his band and back up singers, just the best. ❤️

Pure greatness! ❤️

Can never go wrong playing this legend or this song. ❤❤❤❤❤

The hardest working man in show business was the freaking best. I would have loved to seen him in concert. Bro, go on RU-vid and look up James Brown on the TAMI Show. It’s from around 1965. You’ll dig it. He stole the show!!! Thanks for sharing…

Saw him in 1972 - an amazing powerhouse!

Towering waves of emotion! A real perfectionist in his art. Hope you have heard Angelina Jordan's cover; James would be proud.

I was fortunate enough to see James Brown live, in Nashville Tennessee, in 1966. What a showman!!! We were dancing in the aisles and in our seats, like nothing I've seen since.

James was a class act it may be predictable but my favourite song was War thanks for another great video my friend 😁👍

Thanks for your reaction--love James Brown. Please check out his performance of "It's A Man's Man's World" as a duet with Luciano Pavarotti--it is epic!

When you gotta make that stink face, you felt that

I'm writing this before you finish. You said, "I felt something". Actually twice you did before you restarted the vid. And I'm sitting here thinking before you even restart it, "Oh, you ain't felt it yet..."

I remember moving to L.A. from So.IL as a little kid in the late sixties and had only heard folk, country, and a few pop songs. I don't remember if it was KHJ or KGFJ, but there were these black people screaming like they were in pain. I was dumbfounded but learned to like a lot of Soul and R&B. James Brown is one of those iconic artists that first made a big impression on me.

James Brown and Elvis were the two hardest working artists

James Brown is a Legend. I strongly suggest you give Cakra Khan a listen. He covers this song (and, in my opinion, does credit to the cover). Is he James Brown? No. The stage presence and performance oozes from James Brown. Cakra is in front of a Mic singing his ass off. The audience matters as does the performance. In so far as Cakra goes listen to Anyone (warning around the 2:39 second mark of the original, language is explicit (for about a second)) a cover of Demi Levato's tune. His cover of this (Man's Man's Man's Man's World). His Cover of Etta James "I'd Rather Go Blind". His cover of Iris (with orchestration) by the Goo Goo Dolls. There are others too. Now in so far as this piece of perfection goes how can you possible critique this. You can't. The original is the original and when that's done by a Legendary Icon take a wild guess what you get. Great reaction as always. Take care all.

This always reminds me of Maceo Parker's "Soul of a Black Man" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ydO760mtWgA.html

mike, would this have been cancelled today? “This is a man’s world” i could only see the feminists and politically correct try and cancel this brilliant man today for a song like this. lol