I think this is LED ZEPPELIN’S BEST song...who’s with me? (Or against me....)?

Ok, who wants to tell him what the lemon is? 😆😆

Bless you for being so innocent. Ask your dad what he's talking about. (Squeezing his lemon)

“Wait what?” Lol. The “lemon” went right over your head... so to speak.

I saw Led Zeppelin in 1970!😲🤤 I was 17 years old and that was my first concert and first acid trip!🤯 They did about a 15 minute version of this song for their encore!🤗🔥 Awesome!💯😂❤️✌️

You have chosen wisely

I was 17 years old and had just started smoking weed when this first came out. The song still holds up 50 years later.

C’mon folks- these are “reaction” videos- that’s the point- he’s pausing to give his reaction- in real time- and JoJo- The Immigrant Song And Kashmir need to be on your to-do list- oooh, and Trampled Under Foot!

One of my favorite Zeppelin songs! So glad you did this one.

How did that not sound like an electric guitar? I'd change my headphones if it didn't!!

That's a big reason I love Zeppelin: full of time and key changes. Check out Heartbreaker or The Ocean. (Yes, definitely The Ocean.) If you want a totally different side of Zeppelin, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp or Mobi Dick (full instrumental, mostly drums).

Light and shade is what Zeppelin was all about. Every song is a sonic journey.

This and In My Time of Dying are their best in studio live jams ( except for slight overdubs here). Brilliant. No one did this stuff ..sold 300 million records and remained almost anonymous at the same time like these 4 lads did. What they accomplished becomes more apparent and monumental as time goes on.

They do not let you get comfortable in the music, they are the kings of changeup.

I remember the first time I heard this. When it came to the "Til the juice runs down my leg" I was all "what?" lol.

Wait, What, LMAO, Thank You So Much for being You. You made my day.

This song really highlights John Paul Jones bass skills. These guys, and Pink Floyd are the reason that I learned how to play guitar and bass. Not everyone likes every song they wrote, but they never wrote a single "bad" song. That is a high bar to set.

This is a sex song! In My Time Of Dying is one of their best and is also a cover of a gospel song from the 1920s.

If life gives you lemons have somebody squeeze them.

I wouldn't get too caught up on trying to figure out the lyrics on any first time Led Zeppelin song. It's all about the music. after you listen to a song a second or third time maybe you want to go into the lyrics. Great reaction! Yes that is an electric guitar.

Squeeze my lemon til the juice runs down my leg...you know what that means 😂

Oh bittersweet love! Bringing tears to my old eyes 😂

Carlton's soul-mate with that dancing there. :)

I really think you will like "Fool in the Rain" Funky, groovy and a 5 star drumming performance.

This is a blues song with lots of electricity. The lyrics are taken from old American blues songs. British bands from the 1960's played American blues songs when they started their careers...including the Beatles.

Singer is 19 or 20 when recording this, Robert Plant

John Paul Jones and Jon Bonham own the second half of this song. What a groove. They only played this song live, but decided to put it on a studio album. It's actually a combination of two old songs.

Kashmir is by far the best followed by Traveling Riverside Blues. I’m 50 and love introducing the younger generation to great music

Every song Zeppelin does is the best song!! Must do No Quarter live from MSG...Achillies Last Stand live at Knebworth1979...28 minute Dazed And Confused live at MSG...oh soooooooo many more!!!

Wait till you hear IN MY TIME OF DYING. ... best most intense song they made ... drums are insane

Great reaction so good to see you exploring Led Zeppelin, so many great songs to choose from.

Check out "How Many More Times" Live 1969 by Led Zeppelin!! I'd also love to see some Hendrix reactions!

You completely missed the funniest line in the song.

hahahahaha I love the lemon song. Excellent wordplay.

I enjoyed this reaction! So this is a blues breakup-rebound song. Instead the normal woe-is-me type breakup ballad, in this one, they're saying, "I shoulda known better than to get involved with you!" The main verses come from the song "Killing Floor" by Howlin' Wolf and the funky, improvised, "Squeeze My Lemon" bit is from "Travelling Riverside Blues" by Robert Johnson.

Been watching LFR Jojo all day and to see him come to such an understanding of LZ is awesome. Reignited my passion for these artists.

I say this with all love my young friend, but I can almost guarantee there is one girl in your world who has done everything she could to let you know she wanted to get with you...and you had no idea. 😃 just kidding, love to watch you discover. Peace.

My prediction is this kid is going to be very successful in life.

Best bass line ever damn he grooves

Its all electric guitar. Just backed off in the sound in the quiet part.

If you want another great song that has changes in feel and tempo, you should hear Kansas-Carry on Wayward Son.

The “lemon” song is about sex too. It’s about a girlfriend who treats him bad, but is good in bed. What else do you think “when you squeeze my lemon, I’m gonna fall right outta bed” means. Or “squeeze me baby til the juice runs downs my leg”. So now you get what a “lemon” stands for? And yeah, that’s a guitar. Jimmy Page is a wizard on the guitar. The guy with the amazing voice is Robert Plant. The drummer is John Bonham and John Paul Jones is on bass. All of them are among the best musicians in all of rock history.

"I can't dance"....!!! Stereotype smashed🤣 (old white guy) Another brilliant reaction dude! Think you would really like :- Kashmir When the Levee breaks & Since I've Been Loving - live at Madison Square Gardens 1973 (a lesson in blues rock)

I click on this just to see your reaction.

THEY DIDN'T LET GROVELAND HIGH SCHOOL HAVE ANYMORE CHRISTMAS PARTIES BECAUSE OF THIS SONG !!!

Black Dog next!

Traveling riverside blues is your next stop bro Jo Jo

Dude if you like that one you got to cheer 10 years gone by far my favorite Led Zeppelin song

Black Dog, Dazed and Confused, Ocean, Oh hell there are tons of Zeppelin you need to experience

Nasty blues...me so happy!!!

LFR Jojo-"Real music man for real!!" Indeed!

Oh my god I almost wet myself, your reaction is priceless!!

The greatest band ever led zeppelin masters of rock and roll

Amazing blues for sure

JPJ killin it on that bass!

One of their best songs. Lemon is a metaphor. She’s squeezing the money out of him. He’s the lemon and feels like a sucker. But yes, it could go the other way. Hence the brilliance. 😂

He usually does very good on reactions but every Led Zep song he seems to not get at all, Zeppelin is jojos kryptonite.

Trampled Under Foot for some funky grooves brother🤙

John Paul Jones' bassline makes EVERY lemon drip their juices. Fact.

This is one of many great songs by them. My favorite is a toss up between Over the hills and far away or Nobodys fault but mine.

A few of my other favorites that are a little different Led Zepplin- Thank You, (I used at my wedding), Houses of the Holy (the song not the album), black dog & Misty Mountain Hop

"The Lemon Song" is probably the most overt sexual song by Led Zeppelin. This album is the second album release of 1969, appropriately titled Led Zeppelin II. The band released 4 albums in a little over 2 years!! Zep flew out the gate rockin' and playin' the electric blues! I have been a huge Zep fan since 1973 (I was 14). The soulful lead vocalist is a young 20 year old Robert Plant!! Barely out of his teens. This song also provides some of the best blues bass work by none other than John Paul Jones! He also played piano, organ, acoustic guitar and mandolin! Arguably, the most talented member of Led Zeppelin! 💙💙💙💙

Loving your reactions! You would do well to do a reaction to Howlin' Wolf or Robert Johnson, or Memphis Minnie, or Blind Willie Johnson, or others. Led Zeppelin were GIANTS, but they also stood on the shoulders of GIANTS!

The Led Zeppelin II Album is by far their best.......in my opinion 👍😎🎶

What just happened..?? Zeppelin just happened..!!

As you read, this song incorporates other blues songs into something new. As I said before, if you think the production values are outstanding, like the quality of Robert's vocals, or how the instruments pop or whatever, thank guitarist Jimmy Page who created the band and produced all their albums. Zeppelin had a variety of styles such as blues, rock, folk, ballads, funk, ethereal soundscapes, and epics. If you're willing to expand your musical exposure, pick a song at random from their catalogue. I guarantee you the Zep fans will be here for your reaction.

How about you research and react to the men who inspired this tribute song??? Howling Wolf and Hubert Sumlin

Dude, you pretty much nailed it. Yes that was an electric guitar btw lol. You should really see them live. Robert Plant singer/Harmonica, John Bonham drummer. John Paul Jones Bass, Synth, Jimmy Page Guitar/Theramin. As you read about a bit there at the end, Led Zeppelin has gotten in some trouble in the past for stealing parts of songs. On the musical side it's really just a few borrowed chords and phrases, on the lyrical side it's whole songs and their titles sometimes, such as Babe I'm Gonna Leave You. Many of their earlier works are heavily inspired by southern USA Blues and folk music in general. While the band did cover songs, they made them their own in a way by amping up the energy.

John Paul Jones puts on a clinic in this song with his bass playing. Led Zeppelin's groove is all Bonham and Jones.

Three words for your next Led Zeppelin reaction: Achilles Last Stand. Brace yourself. Yeah, this one was all electric. Jimmy Page is a wizard of guitar tones. Robert Plant is his equal on the vocals. PS - Lemon. Squeeze. Juice. Leg. Get it now?

I'm not sure if it's still true, but at one point in time, John Bonham (the drummer) was one of the most sampled drummers in hip-hop. Mostly due to the clearness of his drumming on led zep records they were the first band to mic up every individual drum on the kit during recording, Zeppelin were arguably why we record bands in the way we do to this day. Jimmy Page (lead guitarist) is also credited with the invention of the modern PA system used at live shows.

Also No Quarter- absolute banger

I highly recommend 'In My Time of Dying' by Led Zeppelin. It's incredible, especially the drums in it. It's why John Bonham was the best drummer all-time imo.

Squeeze my lemon till the juice runs down my leg. Pretty obvious what he's talking about. Lol

Also, this is really simple blues (check out the song Killing Floor) that they jam over, which was notable enough. They get so much beyond just hard electric blues in later albums, which is why they are legendary. But if they’d done nothing but turn up on old blues riffs like this they’d still be out of sight.

uh yeah, thats an electric guitar.

You need to do a reaction to "we're gonna groove" live in 1970. You've done plenty of Zeppelin reactions, it's about time you see these guys perform live. Killer channel

Very interesting on your take about not necessarily wanting the second "uptick" after settling into that slow, funky bass riff during "The Lemon Song" as I thought the same exact thing when I first heard this classic. That said, while Zeppelin was known for infusing SERIOUSLY bad ass blues with rock, check out Zeppelin's "Bring It On Home" as it goes from almost total blues, then about halfway through, BAM! It explodes with its own killer guitar and drums riff. Good stuff, I'd highly recommend it :)

You have a lot to hear still. After their first 4 albums it seems like they get futuristic and go different in many ways. For another off this album maybe try a mellow song with video called "Thank You".

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Zeppelin never disappoints!

Try the Rain Song live from 73

hahahaha Dude! The lemon song... You got to hear "The Traveling Riverside Blues" It's a banger about banging.

I'd love to see you check out Deep Purple!!! "Highwaystar" or "Smoke On The Water" are just 2 of a catalog of great songs. The playing is mad and their lead singer is incredible. 🖤🤘

Bits of Howlin Wolf's killing floor thrown here, squeeze my lemon is some other old blues dude line. LZ get sampled a lot but hey the done a lot of that themselves, what goes round comes round I guess.

Yes, that was an Electric Guitar

Nice, a lefty.

As far as this band goes, you really need to read up on the band members. Robert Plant is the lead singer. John Paul Jones on bass. The drummer, Jon Bonham is widely considered one of the best drummers ever. Jimmy Page is the guitarist. Really up there as one of the best guitarists ever. You have to listen to the “Kashmir” video Live at Knebworth 1979. Showing and critiquing the song needs to be done from showing the video. All the band members site this song as their greatest accomplishment. You should watch it next so you can go backwards in order to compare it to all their dozens and dozens of other songs.

Robert Plant had 35,000 different way to say 1 damn thing... simply one of the bestest ever.

the wonton song is so grooooovey

Killin Floor

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Keep listening

What i saw was that you picked out the bass. Go back and listen to Whole Lotta Love, and hear the powerful injection to the song that John Paul Jones's bass gave to that , and this, performance.

Oh my....That's not an electric guitar? Lemon? Sex? {EYEROLL TO REACTION} Maybe need to start qualifying reactions.....

This is my favorite to play on guitar.

JPJ killin that bass

This is from Led Zeppelin album 'II'. I have it on vinyl. EDIT: You picked up good Zeppelin song.

THE best rock band of all time!

Yes its an electric guitar. Just no distortion.