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I saw your previous reaction to The Righteous Brothers. I'm white and I don't think your comments were racist. They were honest. I grew up during the Motown period and black artists had a distinctive sound that we called Soul. The Righteous Brothers actually got their name from fellow performers who were black who told them "You're righteous, brothers!" A real compliment back then. I think people can be too touchy about this. It's important to be careful not to offend, but I think we need to be a little more tolerant of each other's differences, including figures of speech and expression. Especially when they are clearly innocent and not meant to be offensive.

Don’t worry about the haters hon. All of us white people thought Charlie Pride was white when we first heard his voice 😂. We all do the same kind of stuff. Love your reactions. Keep up the great work. This old lady is here for it 👵🏼☮️🌻❤️🙏🏼

I’m white and I was proud you thought these were black singers! Your authentic reason blew me away. ❤️ I’m a fan of yours!!! Keep up and ignore negative people

You're not racist! I'm white and when these guys came out on the radio most of us thought they were black. Didn't matter. Great music is great music. We're all one race - the human race.

Apparently his Mom was in the audience, and he was very nervous, and just wanted to sing this song to his best, and ended up making one the best solo performance ever.

I am a 76 y o white woman and I watch you all the time. I love your reactions and have never been offended. I fell in love to Righteous Bros. music...felt like I was 18 again.

We love it when people think they are black then find out otherwise! The reactions are priceless!

Thank you for addressing the negativity. Just because you stated the fact of their skin color doesn't make you racist. You are black, I am white, so what! We are people, different but the same. Keep being honest and real. God bless you.

Listen, friend. That was Bobby Hatfield, arguably the embodiment of blue-eyed soul. He did it in one take, live, and with zero enhancements. That was really just Bobby killing it in a single take.

NOT racist! Knowing races are different while celebrating differences and unexpected and joyful similarities is the most UN-racist thing you can do. Thanks for keeping it real BFAM!

This song was played in the movie "Ghost", with Patrick Swaze, and Demi Moore. They used this version of the son, with Bobby Hatfield singing. He had a very unique beautiful voice. R.I.P.

Unchained Melody is one of the most covered songs in history, but nobody sang it better than Bobby Hatfield. This is the version that ALL the others are judged by.

This song was in the movie Ghost and Austin Brown (from HomeFree) covered it, wonderful reaction. Don't let the haters get to you, you are great just the way you are.

I am an old woman and didn't find anything wrong with how you reacted to the last video. I knew your reaction was going to be priceless and you didn't disappoint me! Keep up the good work and don't waste your breath on haters.

I’m white and when I first heard them back in the day thought they were black singers also, but I didn’t care. Just loved the music! We need to look past the the colors of our skin and remember that we are all human. I love your reactions and the diversity of the artists you present. Keep it up!

I am a white man and I loved your reaction to that song I'm glad you love it

no autotune, no stage full of dancers, just a man and his voice..............pure artistry

I just watched your reaction to "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" and started watching this video. I was on my exercise bike but as soon as you mentioned people were saying you are racist I had to get off the bike and go over to my computer so I could write this. The people saying that are ridiculous!! In your Lovin' Feeling reaction you CLEARLY said we are ALL Brothers! I'm a 59 year old white man and I love channels like yours. I'm so tired of people intentionally trying to tear us apart by race / age / gender. Of course we need to deal with real problems, but you are part of the solution, not the problem. Thank you for your genuine spirit.

Oh, good grief. Whoever would accuse you of being racist after your last reaction video to the Righteous Brothers, is simply someone who’s eager to find fault in another person. You keep on doing what you’re doing!

Rated by many Artists as the BEST SOLO LIVE performance ever.

Honey (I'm southern, I say that) honey. The best compliment I ever received was in church. Singing along with the praise and worship service, a beautiful black woman turned around and looked me up and down and said she thought I was black. From my singing voice. Not racist. Race loving. Race is beautiful and individual and worthy on its own. God made us all. Different and yet the same. You do you.

I'm an old white lady and I LOVE you! Your reactions are so genuine and your take on the Righteous Brothers first time viewing was so sweet! Yes! They were a surprise to everybody! Just like the first time I saw Rick Astley, he was the "wrong" size and tan. But music is music and to be appreciated from every source.

I heard this song my whole life live , I’m white and thought for sure by the name and the sound that they were black as well, I was surprised too! Such great music! I hope this kind of talent will make a come back soon , and I find nothing racial about you’re comments at all, only people that are not secure or have an imbalance in their own thoughts or feelings about race are easily bothered , walk on my brother!

this is in my opinion the most romantic song of all time! and nobody sung it like bobby....someone musta slipped him some soul!

His parents were in the audience. That little smile at the end is “I nailed it”

He was 25 years old at the time that he sang the song, his parents was out there in the audience, and he was very nervous but you wouldn't have known it anyways what a voice awesome smooth as butter I love him LOL

This brought alot of tears. The Vietnam War had been dragging for 10 years. For many of us it was a song from a soldier wanting to know if his love was still true. Listen to the words, "I'm coming home." It's all that kept the guys sane, knowing they had something to come home for.

I was born in 1959 so grew up with the most beautiful music.

He sang this with a head cold and his mother in the audience. She had never seen him on stage. They little bite of his lip at the end meant he knew he had nailed this song. Righteous Brothers were hands down the best duo with a perfect mix of tenor and baritone. No one has ever been able to hit that note again.

He sang this live on The Andy Williams Show. No auto tune. Just him and his amazing vocals.

I grew up with the Righteous Bros. They were incredible singers and had great songs to sing. It was a wonderful time for music. Thanks so much for reacting to them. PS ignore any stupid remarks. That's the internet today, unfortunately. Keep discovering the music.

Im white , you’re NOT racist …you’re honest, They don’t sound white . You’re great , you’re genuine

The audience is utterly silent, so they can hear every bit of the song. That's respect for sure.And every person I've watched review this was shocked the dude was white. People will be ignorant and best thing to do is ignore them.

Bobby Hatfield, one of the greatest, most soulfully rich voices to have ever graced the stage. And keep in mind, this wasn't auto tune, this was before active mixing, this was live. Live!

I’m a white 69 year old woman. You are no racist! I’m so happy the young generation is discovering the music of my day! We were United as white and black because our souls were United with the love of talent and greT music! That great music will never die! I’m so happy you and other young people are living this great beautiful music! It makes my heart happy! And gives me hope that the love we had and the way we were United in music back in my days is coming back to your generation! ❤️

Many, many, many wonderful singers have covered this beautiful song. Bobby Hatfield owns this song forever.

I am an old lady in her 60s and back in the day, it was considered impolite to begin clapping or cheering when people were still singing their song. It was simply not done. 🙄🧐😂. And the clapping might have sounded ‘restrained’ to younger people, but when THAT kind of applause happened, everyone KNEW the performance was perfection.❤️👏🏼👍🏼😎. And who cares about the haters. Everyone is so touchy about nearly everything now. Good grief. 🙄🙄. You, my friend, are a treasure. Your reactions are priceless and bring us back to the time that WE first heard music like this. Please don’t change a thing about you. Be yourself. I am a new fan of yours and now a subscriber.🥰❤️😘

Do not give those HATERS another minute, they have NO IDEA what they talking about.....CONTINUE to rock on!!!

Listen..even when they first came out on the radio, everyone thought they were black. It's called "blue-eyed soul" forget those crazy people!!

I am 75 years white lady, love your reaction. I watch you and other young black men because I have bi-racial grand babies. I am so blessed

AB, "Unchained Melody" has been covered by 574 artists, from Liberace to Elvis to Angelina Jordan. No one comes close to Bobby Hatfield. Some say it is the best live performance of a pop song of all time. Anyone who hears a group from the 60s named the Righteous Brothers singing soul and doesn't expect them to be black, well they're just not paying attention. Great reaction; it's how everyone feels when they first hear the song.

Before they were the Righteous Brothers they appeared in a club that was mostly people of color patrons. After they finished their song a person in the audience yelled out, that was righteous, brothers. They changed their name and were considered blue eyed sole.

I am a white lady who is 77 years old. I clearly recall the first time that the Righteous Brothers were being played on radio. Back then, new artists were played at first on radio. Then when their popularity soared, they were seen on television and concerts and record album sleeves. When we first heard them, all of us, of every color or nationality or cultural background assumed they were black gentlemen. Theis was not racist. We simply had never heard white gentlemen produce that beautiful sound. Then when we finally saw them, everyone was astounded. Please keep doing your excellent reactions and ignore those who want to see it racist in either direction. Those who assume that, should actually study the rich history of music. Well done.

Elvis sang this. Black marines heard them sing and one of them said, "that is righteous, brother". So they named themselves the Righteous Brothers!

Greatest thing about this particular performance is it was his mothers first time ever watching him live. This was such an important performance to him because he really didnt want to disappoint his momma.

Anyone born in the 50’s has lived through all of the greatest music. It’s awesome to see the reactions of people hearing it for the first time. SO MUCH MORE TO HEAR.

This song is sung from the perspective of a PRISONER to his loved one who is free. He misses her and wants to know if she still loves him, and he pleads with her to "Wait for me." And now I bet his emotions and lyrics make sense.

As a white middle aged woman, I enjoying seeing your reaction to some of the classics. Nothing wrong with checking out different styles of music and having an appreciation for them all. Love it!

Many have recorded this over the years but Bobby owns it with his voice and soul.

I’m a 66 yr old white woman and I LOVE you!!! Your facial expressions are the best!

There is no racism in music, if you hear a song you like it doesn't matter who sings it.

I've never heard a more sincere reaction to this song ...thank you ..from the fans that grew up or didn't grow up...but ..admire the performance that was given by Bobby Hatfield

They would take turns doing solos every once in awhile. They flipped a coin on which one of them would get to sing this and Bobby won. Bill played the piano for it. Bill joked and said if he knew this was going to become so popular he would have hired a better piano player to do it justice.

I love when a reactor realizes an ethnicity and is surprised. From blue eye soul to Black Country artists. Music unites.

He obviously did in this with no warm up and with no auto tune. His mom was in the audience and he wanted to do his best performance. As you can see he nailed it. you may have heard from The ghost movie staring Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze. then it was all over the place when it came out.

Bobby's parents were in the audience that night, that little smile at the end, was him knowing he gave a flawless preformance.

It was live in a Television studio! No auto tune no electronic help! Love that little smile at the end when he knew he nailed it! I guarantee you every lady in the audience was on fire by the end of that!! Can't imagine how many passionate love making sessions happened over the decades with that song playing in the background💋💋

The most well known version of the song is by the Righteous Brothers. You have probably heard the recorded studio version, which is in the movie 'Ghost'. This is a live version of the song.😉

Your reactions are epic. Glad you appreciate the raw talent. Can’t beat the classics.

People are ignorant bro… can’t give them the attention- just keep doing you! Love all your work man. Def my fav reactor! And as far as these righteous Righteous Brothers- straight 🔥🔥 Classics! This one was featured in the movie Ghost and was remade(covered) by Elvis… Soul and Inspiration is another amazing song to do… Blessings and favor!

You are not racist. I have heard many people of all races express shock that the Righteous Brothers are white. Give your haters 2.5 nanoseconds of thought and keep on honestly reacting to videos. By the way, I'm a 65 year old, white woman so I can speak with authority. Love you.

The Righteous Brothers was my first concert. They appeared with Lou Rawls in Chicago, mid 60's. Still love them!❤ Enjoy!

I grew up with this music and I gotta say I love watching the reactions from young people who have never heard it before. You keep right on going.

It was used in Ghost, and lots of people recorded it. This is the absolute best. He owns it. The Righteous Brothers did many songs as solo. Solo and duet, real talent! Thanks.

This is one of the greatest love songs ever written. This is 25 year old Bobby Hatfield. He is in the rock and roll hall of fame. They called him blue-eyed soul. 1965

People were EXTREMELY POLITE in 1965. No talk, no clapping until the performance is over.

You don’t need to worry about what other people think it’s OK to say what you want to say we live in America. God bless you.❤

I'm an old (seventies) Canadian white woman. This is the music I grew up on. Your reactions to this and the previous Righteous Brothers numbed were spot on and RIGHTEOUS! I too thought they were black when I first heard them but as someone else said, and probably better than I, music crosses all lines and joins us together in its appreciation. Keep on doing what you do so well and piss on the haters! P.S. All these years later, I still get shivers when I hear these two. Thanks.

I call bs on the trolls! I am 72 and been around a very long time. I know racist when I see it. You are not it, young man. Half the fun of all the reactions is watching the younger generations reacting to the music of our lives. Keep on keeping on! You owe no explanation to anyone.👍

Iam glad you enjoyed our 60's music 🎵🎶🎉❤

Hey man, you aren't racist, I'm 56 years old and white, when I first heard these Brothers on the radio I thought they were black too. Don't worry about it, too many people are needing to call other people something instead of letting them be. You're doing a good job...

Best version hands down of this classic song. Absolutely loved the Righteous Brothers. They were the best at blue-eyed soul. Sadly we lost Bobby Hatfield about 18 years ago. He had a beautiful one of a kind voice. Austin Brown from Home Free did a very beautiful tribute of this song.

There’s no song that could ever top this!

Omg, I think you are awesome. This song won't ever die. It is absolutely a beautiful song. You keep up the good work

One of the iconic performances n music history. Many excellent covers but this is Bobby Hatfield's song. Period

The other Righteous Brother didn’t join in on this song because he didn’t think it would be a hit. The Righteous Brothers were interviewed by Andy Williams. He said when Unchained Melody is sung, he sits in the corner & kicks himself. 🤣😂🤣 The interview with Andy Williams is on KZfaq. BTW, I love your reactions!

Bro, I love seeing black folks react to the Righteous Brothers for the 1st time because they are surprised by the race due to the soul those men have. When the spotlight hits the stage and seeing the reaction is one of my favorites. You aren't the only one, and it's regular and normal. Ignore the haters and do your thing.

A LOT of people have done versions of this song....but no one will EVER do it better than Bobby did...This is forever Bobby's song, RIP.

They played his version in the movie Ghost in the 80s. This was covered by several people but no one has matched him. His range was unbelievable and he did it so effortlessly and without straining. This was a B side on a 45 record and the other one, Bill Medley, let him do it solo. They were both great. There is an intro to this performance on the Andy Williams show that talks about it.

Sorry to hear you’ve been hit by the PC police. It’s utterly silly and sad, the way some people live looking for ways to be offended. Personally, one of the things I love about reaction channels is seeing all kinds of assumptions falling away. So your surprise was a wonderful treat to me. Keep up the honest reactions and you’ll always have an audience.

I’m a 57-year old white guy. I was a kid in the 70’s and 80’s listening to radio and tapes. CD’s in the 90’s and in the early 2,000’s my wife and I were picking songs on I-tunes on our computer when we came across the Righteous Brothers and saw their picture. We both immediately looked at each other and said the exact same thing as you, “THEY ARE WHITE.”😮

This song has gone down in history as 'the most beautiful song ever written'. And that is still true today.

“The Righteous Brothers” are considered by most to be the Greatest Male Vocal Duet Of All Time. I agree. Between Bill Medley’s Lows and Bobby Hatfield’s Highs they can hit every note on an 88 key piano. No other male singers can do that. Legendary. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" was the most played song on the radio in the 20th Century. "Unchained Melody" - Bobby Hatfield Live 1965. Considered by most as The Greatest Live Male Vocal Performance In History... I agree. Bobby's use of "Runs" in his singing style has inspired countless others in their own music. Nobody has ever done it better. 5 notes to say the word "I".....Early in their career at a small venue after the show a black man said to them.... You two brothers are righteous.... the source of their name. In 1983, in Newport Beach O.C. Calif. Bill and Bobby at the Jolly Roger Restaurant . I was 13 feet away for... "Unchained Melody"- "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" - "Soul And Inspiration".... They were perfect, awesome, amazing, incredible......

I love how relaxed his face is the whole time he's singing. Just that sound coming out with no effort - amazing!

My brother of a different color from a different mother, those haters don't get what life is about. I'm new to your channel but think that you do a great job. This song was, and is way popular. One can't escape it. (One of the best love songs ever.) Now I get to go see if you've reacted to any Dimash. (I hope.)

Many artists have sung this song, but this is the definitive version. The studio version was used in Ghost. They took turns doing soloes on their albums.

This is simply the best live performance ever recorded. If it wasn't recorded in 1965 on the Andy WIlliams show, people actually would not believe it. If I recall, Bobby Hatfield got to sing this instead of Bill Medley over a coin toss.

Don’t worry about these idiots. I’m white and 77. When I first heard them, I said to my girlfriend ‘they’re the best black singers I’ve ever heard’ I was soon put right!!!! Probably the best duo ever heard. Take care, UK Veteran

You are amazing! Haters gonna hate! I grew up with these guys! THE G.O.A.T. Blue eyed soul!😊

Ignore those people !!!! Haters gotta hate, not worth your time. Tell em to go do one 😡. We're here because ww enjoy your reactions and personality 😉 ❤

The original song, "Unchained Melody" was written and composed in 1955 by Hy Zaret and Alex North for a prison movie called "Unchained". And the person who originally sang it and sang it in this movie was the first African American Opera Singer named Mr. Todd Duncan. This song, "Unchained Melody" has had about 1400 recordings of it and have had about 670 artist singing it in multiple languages. It was the most popular song in all of America and throughout the UK in the Twentieth Century. It has or rather parts of "Unchained Melody" was also played in several other movies especially in the 1990 movie called 'Ghost" with Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, and Whoopi Goldberg. They were looking to the best singer to sing this song and it was Mr. Bobby Hatfield' version of the Righteous Brothers that they choosed. The version that you just heard was in 1965 on The Andy Williams Show. If you are wondering like many why Mr. Bobby Hatfield sang it and not the other Righteous Brother, Mr. Bill Hadley was because they only wanted one of the Righteous Brothers to sing it and on a toss of the coin, Mr. Bill Hadley loss. But anyway, I like many others enjoyed this very beautiful romantic love song as well as others. It's a shame that they don't write or sing these types of songs anymore unless of course they are from the past. If you get the chance, try listening to a Mr. Bobby Caldwell singing "What you won't do for love". Enjoy Amigo. Enjoy.

I grew up never seeing color. When I was 9 years old, in '59, MoTown came into existence. I became hooked on "Smokey Robinson", "The Miracles", "Jackie Wilson", The Temptations, "The Four Tops" and the list goes on. In 1963, at 13, I was playing a big bad B3 Hammond organ for a show band. My musical life for 30 years was dance music of the soul/funk genre. My 10-piece horn band in the late 1970s / early '80s was all funk and dance music featuring our lead singer who did Donna Summer like Donna. We were a mixed bag of African American/White/Hispanic. I was the whitest of all the guys... lol One day my guitarist looked at me and said, "Too bad you weren't born black. You could make it out in Detroit." I looked at him and said, "Yeah... the tragedy of my life." In music, there is no racism. At least there never was for me. And I always felt like a bruh with my players. It's unusual to find guys like Hatfield and Medley doing great music with a lot of soul and sounding really black. It was always a compliment to me when I heard things like that from my brothers because it affirmed my love for soul and funk.

Love, love, love your reaction. I'm an old white lady & soul is soul no matter who can sing it. Screw the haters. Your reaction was genuine & I loved it!!! Keep up the great work. I'm a fan!!!

From what I've heard, there have been hundreds of covers of this song by countless artists... including Elvis Presley. But Bobby's version is the best. He owns this. And both brothers often did solos on their albums. This is one of them. 👍

I’m a 65 yr old proud white man I love the righteous brothers and first time I heard them I thought the same thing. And Elvis sang it plus others

Blue eyed soul to the finest, my brother. Finest song ever! Well done, sir.

Those of us who grew up with this music will remember it always. It captured our souls, and will never go away. I'm glad you got introduced to it; it's a blessing.

You are not first to be surprised by their skin. 😃You just keep doing you, AB.🫂

I love that people can enjoy the music of the 50's,60's,70's with all the unrest during that time I grew up in the 70's ad 80's. Music has no color! This song was in the movie Ghost.