MILLENNIAL Reacts to PINK FLOYD - "Hey You" (REACTION) 

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Will be a hella long video but defo worth it

PLEASE do Pink Floyd's 'The Wall' from start to finish. You will not regret it.

It's so fun to listen to on good headphones

Pink Floyd's music is super chill and powerful at the same time.

It goes better with a hit of good acid

But drugs do help

Lies! Its not a trip on its own.

Except "Hey you" was the only one song from "The Wall" album that actually wasnt featured in the movie. Its sad.

@@Likosak also the show must go on iirc

@@Likosak the cut hey you sequence is a easter egg on the wall dvd

Actually the imagery it inspired to this kid tracked its use in the movie solidly.

Thought the same thing

I said out loud...”no, this is Pink Floyd”, man he has a lot to discover with this band.

Down the rabbit hole for Alex....welcome brother

Hahaha wait until he hears Dark Side!!

He doesnt hes jerk

Seconded. The Wall is a musical and overall life experience like none other. You owe it to yourself to listen to the entire album, and then watch the movie that goes with it. Your life will change. How, I can't say. But I agree with Cruup that you will absolutely not regret it.

He should listen in one sitting and make it his album of the month

I'd watch an hour and a half special with the Wall. DO IT MAN

He need to WATCH the entire album :3

mrolfs it made me consider running away from home when I was, like 13.. I mean to have an existential experience like that at such a young age definitely changed my life. Of course I didn’t run away, but my view of the world was certainly altered.

Listen to the studio version of Frogs by Alice in Chains

Except that other Pink Floyd song... Time! Then again... On The Turning Away, would be a pretty good substitute as well. 👍😎

@@politikilter6446 I'd call Time more existentialist than isolationist, tbh.

Roger Waters: “It’s a cry for help. But in the end, he’s only singing it to himself. No good crying for help if all you’re doing is sitting in a hotel room, looking out on a freeway.”

@@boykidmanboykidman5420 truly a sad one

The funny part is that "Hey You" wasn't used in the movie.

@@kennet7837 always thought that was strange

@@countdooku793 It would have killed the pacing stone dead, they were right to remove it.

The Show Must Go On wasn't used either.

@@desperatemohammedantheworl5833 ah yes good call

@@gtphotonj I've always liked the way despite two songs from the album being dropped they did find space for two outtakes, When The Tigers Broke Free and What Shall We Do Now? (as if you need telling :) ), and a work in progress from The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking (itself sung to the melody of Wall outtake Your Possible Pasts, something I only noticed on my last viewing) I think it helps make the film nicely distinctive from the album.

@@desperatemohammedantheworl5833 And I love both version of Comfortably Numb, the studio (obviously, I'm a "studio purist" for Pink Floyd), but the movie's edit is excellent, with all the screaming while brung into the car, this is as scary AND good as it could be... The imagery from the movie, really enhance this experience.

exactly right!

Nah reckon he’s a nonce

@ Alex Hefner This is the link to the original double vinyl from 1979: m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g3wf1RF1_v0.html This is the link to the summary of the story (and much more if you want): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wall#Plot This is the link to the lyrics: www.lyricsondemand.com/p/pinkfloydlyrics/thewalllyrics.html This is the link to one of the live tours 1980-81: m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1nA3bI_V1fM.html This is the link to the full movie: m.ok.ru/video/2121402496 This is the link to the last live tours 2010-12, by Roger Waters: m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rWotr1UVrRg.html

@@AlexHefner do the whole the wall album for the love of God!

@ Alex Hefner If you are interested in a "serious" indication for a listening that helps the knowledge of Pink Floyd's work, then in my opinion the best thing to do is to identify the point in which their maturity has materialized and then continue chronologically in their golden age. "The Wall" is, unfortunately, both the point of arrival of that era and the beginning of the end of the official line-up (and therefore of Roger Waters' lyrics). The turning point, however, was in 1971 with the Meddle album and, in particular, with the "Echoes" Suite of over 23 minutes. It was composed of the dozen "surviving movements" of the initial 36, then reduced to 24 etc., during the refinements in the tour live performances of the previous album: "Atom Heart Mother" 1970-71. They worked like this, first the live Jams ... then the recording of the best result. You have 2 different options: 1 - the second side of the Meddle vinyl: m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QvxUiK9apOQ.html This is the studio version recorded between January and August 1971 (I listened to it live in Italy on June 19) 2 - the 2 parts (first and last track) of the DVD Film-Live "Pink Floyd at Pompeii": m.ru-vid.com/group/PLqtNkQJqvJ6YtPjWF1NRZDYis4xgjnGs2 (also the other songs deserve !!!) This second is my suggestion, but the two parte in sequence!!!

You are right but just want to add I would also include the album Wish You Were Here on the must listen to it all the way through category

@Islendingar 100% correct, I would arguably add Animals and The Final Cut to that list as well, and to a lesser extent A Momentary Lapse Of Reason and The Division Bell.

ALL Pink Floyd albums should be listened to in there entirety!!!

@@chrisdunaway2562 absolutely. And Dark Side of The Moon should be listened to whilst watching "The Wizard of Oz" volume down.( Press play on the record the third roar of the MGM lion.)

Wish you were here is an epic album.

Yes! He should listen to "Waiting for the Worms" I love that song! And also "One of My Turns"

I've heard that motif is referred to as "Pink's theme" fitting because this is the point where the wall comes up and it's the biggest turning point for him.

I say we just let him...

I still have it on DVD lol

I heard that and I said out loud, you mean like The Wall?

this song isnt on the wall movie

Have you seen the movie? Doesn't seem to, this song is not in the movie

its noooot in the movie

Watch it watch it watch it watch it watch it watch it watch it watch it watch it watch it........... Watch it!!!!!!

They thought it slowed down the concert too much. They took it out for the film entirely.

In addition to the film The Wall, Hey You is also prominently featured in the film Due Date, starring RDJ and Zach Galifinakis.

@@WyldstaarStudios in addition HEY YOU IS NOT FEATURED IN TH WALL MOVIE!!!!! how many times do you all need telling?

Remember both the parts

My middle name is Diamond. My parents loved Floyd and now I do too :)

Syd Barrett R.I.P. You crazy diamond.

YES

Better yet...Watch the movie!

@@robmorris5122 Or watch the, Roger Waters: The Wall Live 2014 in Bluray. I couldn't stop getting chills and tearing up. Fantastic production. The emotion, the cinematography. The only thing missing was Gilmour.

Dud if he did a reaction video from beginning to end to the video with a different show for each song he would have a ton of material and it would be entertaining as hell.

I really hope his listen to The Wall and Animals in a stream or something.

A nuclear reaction, multiple jets, bullets etc are faster than sound

Lol cx

True bruv.... True....

Yeah, he's obviously banking on that, as his reaction was ridiculous. He wasn't the least bit interested in the song.

This would be great with Dark Side of the Moon or Wish You Were Here

@@pyrusane The Division Bell would also be a good one, especially with the theme of communication in today's context.

I second all of these.

@@pyrusane , who is the lead singer of Pink Floyd

Who is the lead singer Pink Floyd

The movie is amazing, one of my favorite movies! Unfortunately this song is a deleted scene in the movie, which is too bad because its an amazing scene that I think was cut simply for time constraint purposes.

@@Billy_Badass I 100% concur with you

theres a couple songs on the movie that aren't on the album. when the tigers break free. is an amazing song

David King when i was young and dumb, I didn’t really “get” Animals, but now, its probably my favorite album. I get goosebumps every time I listen to it these days lol.

@@ninja_tony I have the same thing with that album. One must probably be wise and mature

My favorite Pink Floyd album. Super underappreciated.

Yes please

Animals is their best album in my opinion

I thought the same thing; but, of course, you and I both know that both you AND Alex are correct. High...by the album.

I totally was thinking the exact same thing! Not that I recommend Alex drop some acid and go on a trip he will never forget or anything like that. But that pic on the wall behind him would be a great visual under a black light.

Well, if he is gonna drop acid, he might want to start at least as far back as "Meddle". But yeah, Dark Side, Animals, and the Wall all deserve a full play. Song/Album... Album/Song

Darkside of the moon watching wizard of oz.

Totally what I thought he was going to say, too! 😂

BUT MAKE SURE YOU DO ALL 9 PARTS!!!! Most reactors only do parts 1-5 not realizing that parts 6-9 are at the end of the album.

The album sync up with the movie the wizard of oz

@@jimwiater2867 the experience was surreal

Or just all of Wish You Were Here, it's 5 songs and they're all good.

If you look into his past videos you can see his reaction to "Wish You Were Here" about 4 months ago

As long as it is, I’d love to hear a shine on parts 1-10 reaction. Proper 40 min chill out session.

I Love Shine on you Crazy Diamond!!!

I just guided my friend through his first mushroom trip, and we listened to the entirety of wish you were here. He says it was one of the greatest and most profound experiences of his life.

That song is criminally underrated. Such a beautiful dance between the guitar and violin

I love that song its so underrated

Nah reckon he’s a nonce

@@urmarjsnan8749 What's a nonce?

The band actually didn't like how the movie turned out. But it does add perspective to the album.

hey you is not in the movie kathy guinto

its not in the movie

@@daveelson213 Yep, this and The Show Must Go On were cut. But, I figured Alex has the Wall in his thumbnail so...

It is in the soundtrack of the movie and it’s called a the wall you looking at it right now🤦🏽‍♂️About a kid name Pink Floyd who lost his father in World War II

You must watch the movie so you can react to the whole thing🙌🙌🤓🤔

CLAM BAKE!

😂😂🤯

It is

@@markgibbs8871 that went completely over your head 🤦🏻‍♂️

its not in the movie

It IS badass in a movie.

My thoughts exactly. If he watched the movie he would get it

Surprised they actually got the rights to use it. Floyd is very very protective of their music being used as such.

Yes Echoes!!!! ECHOES!!!!! ECHOES!!!!

The Gunner's Dream

And Marooned !!!

@Doug Ballance Echoesssss!!!

This song isn't in the movie, unfortunately.

@@movietimeateds69 I know it was erased and you can only find it in the rough cut and what not, but still, it is a masterpiece that should be appreciated by new ears so it can remain eternal :) IMO

Goodbye Blue Sky is a really good one too. Gilmore does a great job creating colors with his voice and guitar.

They are my favorite two songs of Pink Floyd period, not just on this album.

"You little shit your in it now I hope they throw away the key". Great tune . Who else could put " Incontrovertible and deficate in the same song.👍

It's a great way of thinking. Pause and carry on.

Thats not true. This is from the album The Wall. The movie was based almost entirely on the album

But what do you write? Read Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_Floyd_-_The_Wall#Soundtrack > You understand what nonsense you wrote ... ... and, of course, look for a way to see this film at least once !!!

@@Enrico.Sbardolini Exactly its saying it was on the album not in the film. Then how is this from the film not the album. Duh. The recording he listened to is from the album the Wall. Thanks for proving my point

Listen to the album then talk to me.

this song IS NOT in the movie

Yep. This boy was me in the 90's

@DYOTAK GIRI, excellent song. Do you know the backstory on that song? Roger Waters just re released it and had a paragraph of the story behind the song. Not what I had thought of all of these years!

looking on RU-vid at 14th sacrifice pink floyd

Always more Gojira would be awesome! (or more Jinjer btw ^^) The whole section from Mouth of Kala to Pain is a Master is crazy (whole album is tbh)!

Not the best from a critical standpoint in my own personal opinion, but it's definitely a highly-rated personal favourite! High Hopes is up there too :)

It's a great pop song.

Nah reckon he’s a nonce

Another Brick in the Wall's music video is just from The Wall movie.