Thanks I appreciate it 🖤‼️

@@TwinsthenewTrend LOVE LOVE LOVE !! ALL RESPECT AND LOVE WATCHING YOUR HONEST REACTIONS!! YOU ARE BADASS REACTIONIST! I know cause I dont do it. Just want to see YOU HIT THAT MILLIE PLAQ!! LOVE YOU! BLOW YOUR DAMN NOSE! YOUR FUCKING AMAZING ROCK THIS REACTION SHIT! RESPECT SIR!

Much love and respect to you!!

@@TwinsthenewTrend thank you. I wasnt being a dick or troll. I REALLY WANT TO SEE YOU SUCCEED AT THIS! YOU HAVE SOOO MUCH MUCH MUSIC TO HEAR AND THE GENUINE WAY YOU REACT TO IT MAKES shitty days better. Thanks Dude. APPRECIATE IT. FOR REAL

Nose whistles!!! Lmao!!

Agree...please do better than us

It’s hard to have hope right now. I am 52.

Goddess Bless. I am a 60 YO black woman and I loved and still love this song.

Marjorie Campbell I’m 24 and I’m sorry to say, the younger generation underneath me, are boomers and cuckholds😢😒😢

I’m 41, hoping the same thing. We just gotta keep kicking it down the line in the hopes that the next generation gets it right. ❤️

Sorry to bring politics into this, but as Rage Against the Machine said in their song Wake Up "They gave the power from the haves to the have nots, and then came the shot." You should definitely react to Rage Against the Machine if you haven't.

Same story here. I'll never forget that morning before school.

@@TeleNikon same as me. Sister told me. I was shocked. Very sad

I had a Nap after getting home from Work...No TV on...I woke up to Pick my Wife from Work...And all they played was Beatle Music with No Commercials and Commentary.. As I Waited Outside...(The ROM During The King Tut Exhibit in Toronto) It was Pouring Rain that Night. And The ReCap Came..Followed by All You Need Is Love..I Lost it..We Hugged Each Other Tighter that Night as ALL of Us are Vulnerable..

39 years ago and it's one of my most vivid memories. As an 11 yr old it was too much to process.

Exactly!" Nothing 2 kill or die for.."

Still Relevant Today...Even More So..

You're so right! He said that he liked this "chill" song, but I remember the controversy that this song stirred up. "Protest song wrapped in a lullaby"--perfect description!

It’s such a hippie mentality. I wish it were more universally believed today.

@Valerie Texan I've been a Beatles' fan since my older brother convinced me to split the cost on the White Album in early '69 when I was 7 going on eight. ✌🐞😷

I am 56 and crying at this very moment.

Amen!

Amen to that sister!!! ✌🏻♥️

I’m 30 and I cry every time I hear this song. John’s tattooed on my leg. ❤️

You mean the burning.

Amen, sir!

Yes, he would be proud ☮️ keep up the good work guys ♥️

I came here to say that. there is hope!!

Totally!

Absolutely!

It makes you wonder where it fell apart. My generation is often accused of being naive in the same regard. We typically eschew the idea of "us vs them" with regard to geopolitics. We are accused of being anti capitalist and too accepting of "socialism". We certainly have more acceptance of different gender roles and same sex marriage. If your generation believed this and it seems that ours does too, how did it not come to be?

Aaron Schooley I cant answer that . Some hippies became yuppies and once age , money etc came into play some forgot the message. There is a perception in this country if you don’t make it as well as the other guy did it’s your fault . Not the case . I think the minority of the elites never really lost control . Complacency also factors in . Some felt since the momentum was put into effect it would continue on its own . So many factors . Poverty stricken areas were flooded with drugs . People either coped self medicating or they hustled to make money . The money made in these areas was a lot more than a start up job . I think it was all subtle -until it wasn’t . And here we are again . We just KNEW the age of Aquarius had begun and peace and love was there for the having . When you begin to have families it’s easy to be distracted and you put your attention on them . We assumed too much . Complacency ( deliberate or unintentional) was taken advantage of . It was a perfect window . Materialism too . It’s killing my soul to see this . That said -we have more blended families than ever . We also live in a nation where 45% of its people didn’t vote . Humans don’t change without sacrifice unfortunately. You’d think we would have learned. All one need to is look at history back to ancient times . There were people my age back in the day against us too . We were divided . Money had a lot to do with that . A lot of hypocrisy as I recall re: rich kids parents. They put our music idols on FBI lists . All that “ peace, brotherhood, and love “ crap ! Why that was communist !🧐 They said my generation was destroying the American way of life . It’s all in our music as to who we were . A good portion of us never gave up the idea . We taught our kids and they theirs. The message is still there . We didn’t fail . We opened the doors and achieved a great deal . It’s just not idealized yet . Incredibly unfortunate. At the same time many my age senses this coming . De Ja Vu. Once you’ve been there you know the signs . You’ll see it often begin in music and movies btw . Once I began to hear these ideas I knew it was fixing to happen again . Almost 4 years ago I posted “ there will be people in the streets and this nation will explode “. I didn’t expect a virus . I did the rest . This is now global . Ordinary people in other countries are standing up to their govts and opposed to what’s happening here as well. We are seeking each other out . The world is so small and interconnected now there is no going back . People will die . We must however learn the truth of our own history. What I was taught as a kid were lies . The Victor writes history the way they see it . It’s falling apart now -all of those lies .

@@nonconsensualopinion I don't know what generation you belong to- I am Gen X. My girls are 20 and 17- they are Z. The Z kids are level headed and have as little use for color as I have seen in the past. They are becoming very color and gender blind .They have made the next big step. I see it in them and their friends. Change hurts. It will come to pass!

We'll get there. Progress ALWAYS fukn wins. It is inevitable.

Maria Prado we will . I don’t understand why people make an easy concept so darned difficult!

Anthem

lol. He watched Star Trek and he wrote a song. Deep my ass. It had been standard thinking for two hundred thousand years of human history.

Dougaldinho Fishdinho you have a cod video on ur channel

@@imadethissoicouldcomment2549 A fifteen-second clip from about 8 years ago to see how easy or difficult it was to upload vids to youtube. What about it?

Dougaldinho Fishdinho you probably make 911 jokes and say the n word because you think you are cool

They make you feel it for the first time all over again!

We're not all divided. Good people still trying, still hoping, still loving our fellow humans and we will not surrender.

😢😢

@@lalaj3636 yes totally agree

In your world, it was all perfect. In the BIPOC world, it continued to be Rodney King and George Floyd. That's what's sad. Time for us boomers to wake up.

It feels like we're in the Twilight Zone sometimes, with how far we've slid backward since 2016. John Lennon and the Beatles helped to shape our world. I can't remember when I first heard this song, and I've always loved it. Now it makes me cry, as I watch our country implode. I can imagine something better. I thought we were heading in the right direction. I was wrong.

Ich traeume auch davon! Gruesse aus Deutschland! Suesse ReaktIon!😎

Lets all dream peace and love together and cause a tidal wave of change ... come on everybody!!!!

Word!

That’s my favorite line

❤

Yes too many interruptions u didn't says a lot bout u,an what u really feel u getting from this song it's deep then an now powerful sad uplifting thanks

😞

I know exactly when I heard this for the first time, It was in the movie The Killing Fields at the end, It is one of my favorite songs ever.

I remember when I first heard this song. It was in 5th Grad Music Class. Now, english is a foreign language for me; Taught in school from 4th Grad on. So our music teacher in 5th grad opened class one day with: "So I know you know a bit of english already. Here are 3Songs, I want you to listen to. I'd like you to figure out the lyrics." Imagine by John Lennon was one of these songs.

Love & Peace to you Bill English.

I love how you still count your age in halves. All the best x

Hey there, Bill English. We're never too old to learn!!

Yes exactly we need no hate we need a better world no really hateful racism either. I love this world but sometimes I looked at it as a f’ed up place

Mary Margaret Moore this is not a Beatles song.

Sharon Combs but John Lennon was apart of it

Thats the way it was back then,peace love & rock & roll

John Lennon was far about that. Yoko was the one who got him involved in that. He did it for her bc he loved her. But that guy was unhinged. But he sure made good music about it

@@RCHK226 I think John sincerely wanted a peaceful and loving world. I remember reading that as a teenager he would get upset over atrocities committed by others. The problem is, John had an awful lot of personal demons, and he wound up demonstrating the opposite of what he preached about. This is why Julian has a hard time to this day regarding the public adulation his father receives. John was a good musician and songwriter, and had one of the best voices in music, imo.. but he could be a lousy person, husband, father and friend. He could also be an incredibly loving, thoughtful, generous, sweet and compassionate soul..but because of his public "meltdowns" and the world being privy to his private tumultuous episodes, any good he did was overshadowed by the negative. It's a shame. I think John in his heart was an inherently good person.. but he had so much unresolved anger and pain in him due to his upbringing that he lashed out half the time, and the people closest to him paid the price. 🙁

I was just thinking both Martin Luther and Lennon must be sitting together with their hands in the air thinking, “was our message ignored?” Trust me a lot of us are trying even though others would prefer to sabotage the greater good.

I have always craved that someone would love me that much too and write a song like that was inspired by me.

Really ? Google his son Julian and rethink that comment.

Wayne Ovington yes.. I did NOT like what he did with Julian.. I was actually pissed at him when I read Cynthias book. He was only a man, who makes mistakes. BUT.. I HEAR YOU! Believe me, THAT, I did not like.

John's family were treated badly after his death. That was not doing his legacy proud

@@ovy6136 I agree with you. Once the new baby was born Julian was forgotten. John wasn't a nice father.

Yes he did!

Never heard of it and I live near Liverpool.

@@manichairdo6346 I hope you looked it up ans listened to it.

manic hairdo how have u not heard it search it u won’t be disappointed

Only a genious could bring that song into the world. Love you John!😇

😢

And yet George Harrison had the more successful solo debut album. Maybe John and Paul should have let George put more songs on the albums so he wouldn't have had such a huge stockpile of great songs from the start. Not saying I don't like John and Paul, but they did George dirty by not letting more of his songs be recorded.

I'll stream that It took George a while to get to that level tho. George wasn’t on the same level of writing as Paul and John until like 67

The damn real Paul died when?

@@foxonrunspotoneverywhere795 he didn't

@@foxonrunspotoneverywhere795 before Abbey Road, is what I heard, that's why he is out of step with the others on the cover

Sorry to hear that. Hopefully a better path will open for you. I agree this is an uplifting duo.

I hope all is well, Abbie❤️

Hang in there young lady, this too shall pass. Best of luck.

Keep ya head up. And thats tuff this lil prick didn't even react to your comment

I'm sorry for your loss. Your story helps inspire me to stop putting off things that I really want to do. I'm a horrible procrastinator...but we should always live as if tomorrow may not come. I'm 50, I should get to work on my bucket list today. RIP to your Moma...and may God Bless you.

@@kimbermorgan1971 Thank you.

I know this is a year late but I’m very sorry for your loss

@@Jackson-jd1um Thank you

YOUR RESPONSE TO JOHN LENNON IS ON POINT.YOU ARE REACTING JUST AS MOST YOUNG ADULTS DID,AND WOULD DO.YOUR RESPONSE,"DEEP",AND "CHILLING",IS AS SENSITIVE AND FROM THE HEART ,MOST APPROPIATE. YOUR AND YOUR TWINS, CITY BOYS,FROM TROUBLED,AND MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT,VISABLE STANDARDS AND PURE HONESTY IS ADDICTIVE,REFRESHING,PHENOMENAL, AND A NEW " GIFT TREND";STAY ON IT,GROW...TRONJACKSON

Amen! 🎶...and the world will live as one.🎶

Elton John did this song in a concert in Central Park! It was 3 months before the assassination of our beloved John Lennon!. Elton mentioned that John and he were close friends! Elton was Sean Lennon's godfather! Check out Elton singing Imagine and his beautiful piano playing! There was an after party in Times Square and Elton actually ran into John and Yoko! It was the very last time he would see John Lennon!.

I'll never forget it, I was 12, very sad day

Another good one from Lennon was "watching the wheels" if you are looking for more songs to experience

@@paulmccharmley184 Yes, actually, he was. He even said it himself. He said "I brought Paul into the group" And he also said "I was the singer and the leader"

Paul Sullivan Then he died and the imposter was bright in!

Robert F. Kennedy should be on your list. He was also an amazing visionary who wanted a better world. 20 November 1925 - 6 June 1968

Think There’s a few better shouts than Kennedy

After hearing about Rosemary, I don't sympathize with John Kennedy anymore...

We can only imagine

We all shine on, baby!

I was just thinking about that.

One iif the saddest moments in tv history

A very effective use of the song.

And 'Woman'. He'd just started writing again when he was killed and both these tracks were among his best.

My favorite also