Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who | College Students' FIRST TIME REACTION! 

So glad we decided to check out another one of their tracks! What’s the next The Who song we gotta check out?! Give us a BANGER and upvote the ones you agree with! Cheers friends! 🔥🤟🏻

Roger Daltrey's primal scream, at the end, is one of rock's most iconic moments - glad you discovered it, peace.

Daltrey's scream near the end has been described by many as the moment that defines Rock 'n Roll. They're not wrong!

These kids ain’t dumb. They recognize a rock masterpiece when they hear one.

The reason Keith Moon was so different is that he played the melody rather than the backbeat. He is the only drummer I have ever heard do that.

For my money, the greatest scream in the history of rock and roll.

"Meet the new boss, same the old boss." 45 years later, still the same

Their reaction at Daltrey's first scream made me laugh. Just wait, guys...the best scream in rock and roll history is mere minutes away 😱

I hope you appreciate the lyrics "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss" Classic line with a lot of meaning.

Keith Moon's Drumming: Controlled Chaos Keith Moon's Life: Chaos "Love Reign O'er Me" Showcases Daltry's voice.

“Meet the new boss, Same as the old boss” is all you need to know. Watch Pete do the windmill. The Who is rock and roll at its best.

That was probably the closest I'll ever come to getting to experience this song again for the first time. Watching you guys totally feel the breakdown there, the drum fills and then Daltry's yell was amazing. Thanks for that.

Jamal aka Jamel has asked his subscribers to show you guys some love. Thought you might like to know. That's how I got here

Pete Townsend One of the greatest songwriters EVER.

”Who’s next”. One of the best rock albums ever made....

This is hands down one of the greatest rock songs of all time. The message is straightforward but profound and is encompassed in the last line. "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. The song is an anthem and a message to the ordinary man.

The entire album is a 10. Not a bad song on it.

My Generation was a mid sixties statement about change . Won't Get Fooled Again is how quickly those dreams were dashed by 1971.

This whole album is a masterpiece. Every track is a winner.

Don't know where I read this, but Daltry was quoted as saying, " we had a lead bassist, a lead drummer, and a lead guitar."

Lost in all of this organized chaos is a sensational bass line by John Entwistle. Always remarkable to listen to a cut in which all four superstars are at the top of their game.

Love reign o'er me. And behind blue eyes. Other good songs by the who

8:28 The best rock and roll yell of all time.

Keith Moon didn't play the drums...he attacked them.

The story with the scream goes: The Who recorded the bulk of "Who's Next" using the Rolling Stones' Mobile Studio, which, during the vocals for this song, was parked in the driveway of Keith Richards' manor home, Stargroves. Roger was singing in the basement, to playback in the headphones. Upstairs, various Who and Stones were having breakfast. The spacey keyboard bit was long enough that they'd momentarily forgotten he was down there. When Roger ripped that scream, it startled Keith Richards so much he fell out of his chair. The only scream in rock history to even approach this is Jim Morrison's from the live version of "When the Music's Over".

Love your reaction when Roger Daltrey does THE scream. I was waiting for it....😂

Definitely " Who Are You". You'll love it!

"Keith Moon said, Let me fill in between these fills with a regular drumbeat"! Brilliant! You guys are the best reviewers ever.

I come back to this one every so often just to see you guys get blown away again.

"Behind Blue Eyes." I'm 65, my vote should count more, lol.

The Who track that sticks out for me is “Eminence Front” - largely due to the amazing bass work. It takes patience with the song to get to it, but Entwistle has some phenomenal runs in that track.

Luv the way you just get totally lost in the song, but then just suddenly both open your eyes and smile at each other in mutual appreciation 😁👍🏻 So good to know that these great songs will continue to be known, listened to, enjoyed and appreciated by younger generations. All is not lost. Keep up the great work guys 👍🏻

The most powerful voice in the history of rock. The man's voice could blow out the back wall of any club or venue on the planet!!!!!!

-How many drums should I play? -Yes 😂😂😂

Look out at the world today. This song is as relevant now as it ever was. Stand with Hong Kong!

"How many drums should I play?" "Yes." Love it! This music was poetry to us, like our Homer.

I was at the live show on the Quadraphonic Tour in San Francisco, and luckily they did this song and it was perfectly killer! Not long after that is when Keith Moon passed out of the drum stool, and they had to break. Came back played next song, and it happened again. Pete came out and asked if there were any drummers in the house, and the Cow Palace went nuts! Picked a guy in audience, and played all old Who songs after with him to close show. Unbelievable for that guy. He did a good job as well. Unforgettable!

Definitely one of the best screams in any rock song. Whenever I hear this song I will scream along with Roger Daltrey.

I have come to the sad conclusion that at the time, 'we' just took it for granted.......Now I realize just how good it all was.

I remember taking family vacations and hearing "I can see for miles and miles from the Who. My old man even liked it!

Most drummers sync with the bass players for their groove. Moon synced with Daltry which made him so unique.

I can see for miles and miles!! One of my all time favorites by The Who.

This is arguably the best album of the 70s. It is DEFINITELY in my top 10.

I love watching you guys. It makes me feel like I'm back 45 years listening to it for the first time.

It is incredible to see young people who truly appreciate music, hear the greatest Rock -N- Roll scream ever fucking recorded for the very first time. "Who's Next" came out in 1971 and has left me in a state of "WE'RE NOT WORTHY!" ever since. I'm happy to witness a younger generation appreciate it to the same extent. You guys are terrific... I return often to see how you perceive the music of my youth. You bring me back there more often than not and I cannot thank you enough for doing so.

Keith Moon was a drumming maniac! Right up there with John Bonham! You do not go through life without this album. LOVED your reaction guys! ❤️

Great song guys. Behind Blue Eyes and Love Reign O'er Me are excellent!

I'll never forget seeing The Who take the stage at The Concert for New York after 9/11. They hadn't been on American TV for so long, and the crowd went nuts. When they did this song I had tears in my eyes. It felt like the power of our music was going to make things ok again. I love them if only for that performance alone.

08:28 rock'n'roll's greatest moment (according to the laws of quantum physics )

“Meet the new boss, same as the old boss” pretty well sums up the lyrics. All 4 of those guys are all stars, Daltrey is an example of a lead singer that makes a huge difference. Thanks again! Those 70s/late 60s bands are the best.

5:11 they looked at each other impressed by Daltreys little sqeak... I was watching the rest of the waiting their heads to literally explode at 8:27

One of the best drum songs, one of the best rock and roll screams, great lyrics, great song!!!

The GREATEST Rock and Roll Scream EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! STILL gives me goosebumps EVERY TIME I HEAR IT!!! Like I didn't know it was coming! This is one of my all time favorite songs (one of about 120,000)

Roger Daltrey's primordial scream/yell in this song might be the best in rock history. Even better live! This song spoke loud and clear to the baby-boom generation. Revolutionary, angry, activist, untrusting of world leaders and their senseless wars. (remember, Vietnam war was still raging at the time with all the violent protests that surrounded it.) This song served as a backdrop to those extremely turbulent times. Today we have close to a civil war between two political parties. Back then it was close to civil war between two generations of Americans. Extremely intense. College campuses all over the country were in turmoil. The song promises that this generation - our generation - Will Not Get Fooled Again! It became an anthem. And that yell... a fucking battle cry. Which brings me to the next classic Who song you should check out. "My Generation". Also "Behind Blue Eyes". ☮ 🤘

John Entwistle. a legendary bass player in rock and every wee guy wanted to play drums like the maniacal Keith Moon.

Every so often, I come back here to see you both react to "the scream" and how it melts both your faces, and I smile. Plus, the song gives me as much adrenalin as a cup of coffee, which I need to finish a paper I'm working on. So, thanks!

Its an anti-revolution song. It has the attitude, emotion, rawness, virtuosity and power that defines the Rock genre. No one has ever been as good at it as The Who were.

The next banger: Love Reign O'er Me Daltrey's voice will absolutely blow you away on this one. And Keith Moon on the drums.....unbelievable!!!

LOVE RIEIGN OVER ME THE WHO IS MIND BLOWING!!!!

Just imagine the joy and uplift the first responders felt when The Who played this for them at The Concert for New York right after 9/11.

The ultimate Who reaction would be to their performance of A Quick One at the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus. Gotta react to the video, not just the audio. One of the greatest live performances ever.

My Generation (another great The Who song) is greatly enjoying you guys' reactions! Also impressed by your views-to-thumbs up-to-comments ratios!

"The Real Me" is a fantastic track to check out. Great bass lines. Entwistle and Moon are on Fiyyyyaaaa!

That album behind you was top notch from start to finish...one of the top 5 ever.

I had the EXACT same reaction you guys had when I first heard this song, lo these many decades ago. That was the cool thing about the 60s and 70s, there was so much amazing new music... I was having that same reaction ALL THE F#@KING TIME!

I second Who Are You? and add Pinball Wizard to the 'bangers' list :)

No matter if your mind is blown in 1979 or 2019 this song is timeless lost in the sauce work of art!!

been up for 3 years and always brings a smile. Love you guys, thank you.

If you're a fan of The Muppets, 'Animal' from the Muppet Show was modeled after Keith Moon, and John Bonham. #TheMoreYouKnow lol

"The Real Me" If you dig bass, this is a must listen.

My Generation is a great Who song

One of the best effing rock songs ever offered human ears, and y'all's reaction was worthy of it! I replayed the iconic synth-to-drums -to-primal-scream frenzy near the end at least five times, lol! Pure catharsis!

Oh, wow! I'm 17 years old again listening to this!! Roger Daltrey says it all in this song..."YEEEEAAAAAAAHHHH!!".

I know you guys love to hear that deep album cut that really is there most kick ass song and for The Who that song would be THE REAL ME off of Quadrophenia!

"MAGIC BUS" live at Leeds 1972...

LOVED your faces at the end....was waiting for it...the build-up, the drums, that damnfabulous scream of Roger's....WOOOOOOO!!! They got you guys and they got you GOOD!!! So cool to watch this...a new generation 50 years later, jamming to the Who. This song and Happy Jack made me want to be a drummer. And made m e fall in love with Roger's voice forever. LONG LIVE THE WHO!!!

The song is a legend, band is a legend and kieth moon is a legend

The Who, one of the best examples of what teen and young adult rebellion was like back then. No safe spaces, no trigger words, and no special bathrooms. Grit, backbone, and defiance backed by attitude and muscle.

Would love to see y'all react to Love Reign O'er Me, very different from this tune but still absolutely amazing!

I never get tired of this song. EVER.

Pete Townsend wrote all The Who songs, including the lyrics. Absolute genius!

"The Real Me" for sure. The bass will leave you dumbfounded!

This whole album, got me through some tough times in '72, high school days......

I had my crappy sound system set up with the speakers on either side of my bed in my misspent youth, and often passed into a trance-like state during this song, or even fall asleep. When Daltrey made that last scream, I always jumped awake and often fell out of bed. Never got old.

The song is about the reality of revolutions: There's nothing in the streets Looks any different to me And the slogans are replaced, by-the-bye And the parting on the left Is now parting on the right And the beards have all grown longer overnight....... Meet the new boss, same as the old boss."

The other big single on this album is "Behind Blues Eyes" ..a masterpiece

The look of joy you had when you discovered THAT scream - perfection.

Somehow, magically, we keep getting fooled over and over again.

For me the greatest protest, social comment song ever written and sung. Just an awesome, awesome song!

Keith Moon was an insane drummer. He loved to play opposite of most drummers. Throwing fills in during the vocal instead of inbetween. Vocalist Roger was laughing hysterically when talking about it while listening to the album a few years back. Such a unique band.

"Bargain" has always been a banger.

Keith *leans in to* the drums literally. This is one of the greatest rock songs of all time. Perfect blend of lyrics, rebellion, and perfect music / vocals. The Who!!!

Dear guys, I came by to listen to my favorite rock song of all time again during the Pandemic. As I was listening, I started crying, because I realized you are around the age we were then, and how this is the time for partying, being in the world, young and free, screaming your lungs out at concerts, dancing, meeting people, having adventures. Please stay safe, so you can go out and live life to the fullest when this madness is over. Wishing you both the best, take care, and thanks for the music of my youth.

When Daltrey hit the biggest scream in rock, you faces were priceless! Hahaha

Andy & Alex, you two just experienced THE rock and roll scream. That second scream in the gold standard. It's my ringtone.

Music is the BEST drug. These young men get it. The WHO, headphones blasting, eyes closed, minds blown. Alex and Andy are honest. They lose themselves in the music. These are TRUE reactions. They let go of looking good, and any other cares, and just let themselves go deep INTO the music. That's the secret. With intelligent, perceptive, honest, real people like these, who understand the truth and how to celebrate it, who know the value of life/art and how to experience it, the world will indeed be in good hands. ** !! Next up for Andy and Alex: The Who's seminal live album, "Live at Leeds." !! ** I PROMISE you guys: As blown away as you've been by The Who so far - you actually have NO idea. As unbelievably great as The Who was as a music-making ensemble in the studio during their peak period (1969-1973: Tommy, Who's Next, Quadrophenia) - the writing, playing, arranging, engineering - they were actually TWICE as phenomenal live!! Check out the ORIGINAL (not the reissue) of "Live at Leeds." IMMEDIATELY. Do NOT wait. Just six songs, on two sides. Do reaction videos for: My Generation, Magic Bus, Young Man Blues, Shakin' All Over (in that order). To get an idea as to just how f-ing incredible this band was as a live act, the stage presence, the performance, the energy, the expertise, the abandon, the spirit, the VOLUME, the audience reaction ... you MUST check out the RU-vid video of The Who's concert on the "Isle of Wight" in 1970, same year "Live at Leeds" (widely regarded as the best live rock album of all time) was recorded at the University of Leeds in England. That was a year and a half before Who's Next was recorded and toured - which was the first time I saw The Who in concert, at age 14, 12/13/71 in San Francisco, a Monday night, for $3.50, chest pressed up against the stage, just in front of Townshend's blaring guitar stacks, mind and ears blown, a life-changing experience.

That primeval scream at the end_ the drums_ the guitar and bass. The synth _ Absolutely awesome. Best rock track of the last 50 years

The reaction of both of you to Roger Daltry's scream "yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh", was priceless. You have now entered the twilight zone of 60's and 70's music and you can never leave.

“I Can See for Miles “ if you want to hear some awesome drumming.

OK, you're mellowed out by the keys then Roger Daltry's primal scream!!! ROCK AND ROLL!!!