As a tiny KZfaqr I really respect the quality of your videos and know how hard it is to make them. When I get a PC again, I’ll be able to, but trust me ppl, he’s working a lot harder than just watching a video.

It's crazy how people are actually appreciating metal in 2018 when this music change everything late 80s amazing in the 90s early 2000 era.

For Whom The bell tolls bro, it's a classic by metallica

I gotta say, seeing your reactions reminds me so much of when I first heard Metallica. It's so nostalgic and makes me smile. Enjoy listening to them for the first time, I know its an awesome feeling.

If you like instrumental I'd recommend Metallica - Orion

There's a trend of these - black guy react to metallica vids within the past year or so. Most of them seem to pretend to like it, for views. But this guy looks like he's not faking it. For the most part, enjoying metallica songs.

Glad you liked it bud. It's nice to see you open up the world of Metallica and enjoy it. 👍🤘

His facial expression when it slows down and starts whispering the Lord’s Prayer is priceless. He was like “WTF!

All time favorite Metallica song, along with No Leaf Clover. You did it justice. thank you my man

React to Metallica - The Unforgiven

I love watching someone hear something for the 1st time and enjoy it as much as I did when I first heard it. Great videos.

Great reaction if you like Enter Sandman you'll like these, all good Metallica Songs.....Don't forget the Lyrics 1- Welcome Home (Sanatarium) 2- For whom the Bell Tolls 3- Whiplash 4-Creeping Death 5- Blackened

I remember watching this video almost everyday when I was about 11 years old only because MTV played it all the time. Back in the 90’s MTV was what we watched daily.

Man I love your videos dude I love the Mortal Kombat sounds brings back memories of the Nintendo scorpions the shit

Man I’ve been going on your journey with you through all these rock bands and it’s been great. In my early teens this is all I listened to so the nostalgia is dope. I’m a hip hop head for the past twenty years so it’s been great feeling all those feelings and memories from my rock days so thank you 🙏🏼 Still hands down best reactor in the business ✊🏼👌🏼💪🏼👏🏼🙌🏼🤙🏼🍀

This Album changed my life

Dude you'll really like metallica even more when you here them live with the San Francisco symphony orchestra. Insanely good.

Another dope reaction video... The rock gods are pleased!! Preston is the G.O.A.T. of reaction videos!!

I just discovered your channel today, i m really having fun watching you reacting to metal music, and im actually glad to see that you really started understand what's all is about :) and i envy you, cause you have alot of band and music to listen to :D dude keep up

I still have my memories of my dad's garage band playing this stuff and I got to be the little kids voice in the prayer part. I'm so blessed to be able to have grown up in such a progressive household.

Your smile on those guitar solos... dude I'm such a fan. Subscribed.

Prooving that Music grips the soul and it can get anyone and no matter what the kind of music! Props bro!

i remember when thos album was released and this vid was all over old MTV, i cant imagine hearing this for the first time, as a fan of other genres... cool vid bro

New sub. There's something about you and your reaction videos that made me do it. You're the first of this "genre" i'm subscribing to.

I love every video you dude bro I'm addicted to your channel, with my music knowledge I could give you some great ideas especially from James and Metallica

Creeping Death and/or a combo of Pulling Teeth followed by Whiplash. Pulling Teeth highlights the best bass player ever to have played, RIP Cliff.

The opening as he keeps barely lettin u into the main riff piece by piece then BAM

Fade to Black was the first Metallica I heard back in 1984, and it's always been my favorite. Master is a close second. Enter Sandman is when they hit their "radio friendly" years.

Great reaction bro... you totally got lost in the song... luv it!!!

I appreciate your input. I personally love metal music. It's nice to see someone who is new to it have an open mind. You cant judge by appearances. This music shows the bands are true musicians. They actually play their instruments. I find the current music is more into dancing.

Classic of Heavy Metal. The BASE man ! happy you like it bro ! :)

Great video analysis. 👍👍👍

I Love Your Smile when the guitar solo starts!!! I knew that was coming...

This was my introduction to Metallica way back in the day and I never looked back 🤟 played in a metal set at my local disco (I'm in rural Ireland and ALL sorts of music were played in sets by the DJ at the disco) I freaking LOVED this and a metal head was born 👊

I like how you review. you play the song without a ton of pauses and analyzing all the words. just a quick pause every now and then for a quick comment but taking the song in as a whole. nice to see that. peace

When Field Marshall Paulis was asked when the fortunes of the German army changed, he answered in 1 word. " MOSCOW " ....360 To where Metallica became a legendary super group. 1 word, ....." Moscow " You gotta see the million man Metallica concert overwhelm the country. Best of them I ever saw. Sandman Moscow vid bro. Changed my whole appreciation of them. Awesome.

Metal/Rock music are like my kryptonite. Most genres like these do suck you in and the darker they are the more darker MY mind gets. It can really drag your soul into a very dark place. It's almost hypnotizing. It takes a strong spirit to appreciate these types of music.

You gotta check out Cemetery Gates by Pantera!!!

True legends just from this song OMG. It just is done so well! More you listen to it, the more it grows on you too.

You could see the video was keeping him engaged. It was fun to watch is reaction to the video over anything else.

I do love your metallica's reaction man😂😂 and i also do love metallica. Keep doing this good shit ma boy😂👌🏻

Great reaction Mr.Preston 💀😎💀

Your reaction is like many... Sandman has a handful of hooks, short and sweet, and dark! Fucking classic Metallica

So all I've seen is: HE LOVES LEAD GUITARS. Everytime a Solo kicks in, he smiles. Great bro!

Great reaction. Shortest Straw. Gotta hear. One of there best albums.

If you're a hip hop fan you have to hear Metallica "Leper Messiah" the bass line is begging to be sampled. You remind me of myself when I was young. Rap was my first love but I still listened to anything that could catch my ear.

This was their 1st music video. They waited to do vids cos they wanted to stay all about the music. B4 this video, they had die hard fans. After this video, everyone liked em

Just discovered your Metallica videos by accident but fun to watch. Glad you're enjoying them. Noticed a lot of these videos of black guys checking out metal again. Hopefully it's a resurgence back to the 80's and early 90's of more culture back in the metal mix. Churned out great stuff like Suicidal Tendencies.

Happy to see MetallicA put a smile on your face !

Lol I watch you alot I'm a fan of metal rock any music but I love how in this video you just in a trance

I like the way how you react to every video you have done and give our not only opinion but how you break it down. Should listen to Until It Sleeps and I Disappear

Dude, react to "Unforgiven" and "Nothing Else Matters" by Metallica.

React to Unforgiven by Metallica

#KTF I can tell by your facial reactions the solos are the parts that you enjoy the most from Metallica. Keep going with Metallica, I want to see your reaction to The Four Horsemen... a lot of transitions, a lot of speed in the tempo, and the solo that concludes the song is wilder than any other

The Unforgiven by Metallica. Do that, trust me! Now, THAT is one serious song AND one helluva video for it! Entire life, from birth to death in a couple of minutes of a song... Best song ever!

Hey man, glad someone turned you into Metallica, been a fan for a long time. I’ve seen them a few times, long shows, real crazy guitar/drum solos, lots of medleys where the pull different parts of songs and smash them together. Not all their music is a great as the ones you watched so far. If you want to listen to a newer song that I think is real good try “the day that never comes” pretty solid song, and I really liked the video they made for it. Nice vids! Keep it up! Also just thought of this: You mentioned a few times that you could just listen to the instrumental parts, Metallica’s first few albums have some instrumental only tracks, my Favorite is “Orion” off the Master of Puppets albums.

If u want a song off their last album, do "Spit Out The Bone"

I like your reactions.

Hey King, EPIC by faith no more. Worth a look. May be right up your alley with your love of instrumentals :)

It’s great to see you get the “Metallica Mean Face” listening to James sing and then the “Wide open eyes” look when Kirk played his guitar. Great song and great reaction.

Hold on bruhhh . My favorite line keep up the good work

I love your appreciation for lyrics and switches in tempo. Ever listen to Twisted Sister? One of their Mello jams is King Of The Fools. All about the life a guy who rules the nobodies with nothing. Bad ass tune.

Just a comment; in the 80's, those of us into music had a habit of getting the largest woofers/most powerful systems that we could financially make happen; these songs back then were hitting you with bass that could make your clothes flutter and occasionally break a window (I had a car with a cracked windshield because of this in the early 90's)… These songs hit a lot harder when they weren't just in the headphones; they would LITERALLY POUND ON YOUR BODY... You are listing to these now, with headphones or on your PC; but you aren't getting the experience we had then unless you hit your local stereo store and get some giant speakers. I know I spent a stupid amount of money back then so that my bass would literally move things in the room. The early grunge days got a lot of benefit from this too; imaging STP and Alice in Chains over that kind of sound system; this was why the early 90's was what it was...Not talking a subwoofer and small things to make the rest of the sound; speaking of giant, powerful, more that 12 inch bass speakers; usually mounted on a wall, with the largest amp the person could afford. I remember a friend who had a mobile home in the boonies, who basically turned his place into a giant speaker box. If you really want to get how it felt then; get yourself a big system and pound it. You aren't getting the experience we had back then over headphones, no matter how good they are, it isn't the same as the physical pounding we got back then.

That rhythm and drum is a trip wire boom!

Some of you guys gotta chill out a little bit with the songs you're suggesting. Not that any of the songs being suggested are bad, but they ain't really the ones to react to this early. Being 4 songs in, the dude is 4 songs in, you can't really be suggesting some of these songs from Kill 'Em All or some of these other one-off songs. I notice fans have a tendency to immediately their favorite songs right off the bat because since they like the songs, the person reacting to them will like them also. What you need to realize is that for someone who's new to Metallica and new to Metal in general, some of those songs are not ideal to react to. Believe me. I've been there. As a hip-hop fan who started listening to Metallica (and then from their more Metal in general), some of that shit was a chore to listen to. It took me a couple years to finally start liking songs like Four Horsemen. And I'm not even saying he wouldn't like those songs, maybe he would, you never know. But still, it's still a little early for songs like those. They are something you gotta ease into. Some of the suggestions I'm seeing that make much more sense are songs like Sad But True, For Whom The Bell Tolls, possibly Creeping Death as well. The people suggesting songs are a lot more practical. Me personally, I'd say a couple of those too. Maybe Sad But True, maybe For Whom The Bell Tolls. I did suggest Welcome Home (Sanitarium) since it kinda fits in with the songs he already reacted to a little bit more. As well as maybe a song like Wherever I May Roam. Or The Unforgiven, or Nothing Else Matters if he doesn't mind the much, much softer vibe. You know, songs that are safe picks. Or Blackened, which isn't exactly a safe pick but more of like a "make or break" song that you kinda take a chance on.

that intro is sick

Yooo, YOU HAVE TO see them in concert... you will NOT REGRET IT!! 👍🏽

Just found this channel, great stuff here! For other great Metallica songs, I strongly recommend Disposable Heroes, Welcome Home (Sanitarium), To Live is to Die, Call of Ktulu, and Orion. all amazing songs, and a couple are instrumentals that you would probably love. Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets and ...And Justice for All are the best era IMO. It's great to see a new fan :)

That part where the boy gets chased by the semi, it always reminds me of that horror movie where that semi driver tries to run people over but you never see his face. Paul Walker played in one of the Wrong Turn movies

My childhood. Im missing it hearing this again.

Check out the version of Sandman they played in Red Square, Moscow, in 1991. There were at least 100K people there and it is just intense!

you should do blackened or the shortest straw with them.... friiiiikin love those songs.. hard ones..

Thanks For Showing Love To Metallica

They are a great band for life

Just started checking you out, here's some back story on Metallica... The reason their early songs up until their Black album were like 5-7 minutes and have long intros was so they WOULDN'T get radio play. Their thinking was people could record their music off the radio and they wanted people to buy their albums. They pulled them selves from clubs to legend on basically no radio play, just word of mouth and made their money off album sales, shirts, and ticket sales. When they made their first video "One" their fans were so pist calling them sell outs to MTV they actually were spit on by them. Now for what ever their reason making people buy their music be it greed or just didn't want to give their art away, we were treated to some of the best Metal ever put out. They are the high water mark for that genre. I look at their music like works of art. If you recall, they were the ones that made the big fuss about not being on nabster when that music sharing site came out. As far as songs go, I would like to see you react to Sanitarium (Welcome Home) - Creeping Death - For Whom the Bell Tolls - Disposable Heroes - Orion (instrumental) - Seek & Destroy (Raw Metallica) - The Unforgiven . Can't go wrong with any of those. Side note, Dave Mustane Megadeth front man was kicked out of Metallica after their second album. Peace

You looked hypnotized! Lol

You know how much you love these songs from Metallica? THATS HIW MUCH I LOVE YOU!! you are real thats all i have to say. U like music. Good music. U impress me thats all

KTF, straight quality reactions man, real stuff! Back in the day Metallica established a foundation that time and genre tried to come against and "IN THE END" they did more to set Metallica apart from the variety of others and to this day they are defining/redefining relevance. In honesty, there are those who think their older stuff will never be out done by their newer material and visa versa, like the newer stuff or not, the fact that they still bringing it, is saying something. I have commented on another video about watching BATTERY, this is a straight sledgehammer of a song; I would also like to recommend HARVESTER OF SORROW, SAD BUT TRUE (there's so many that could elevate your appreciation of them) ((Cannot forget about FUEL!!!!))Not to draw away from the Metallica Train, but I would also like you to check out FREAK ON A LEASH, by Korn...this video BRINGS THE VIOLENCE, IT IS SIGNIFICANT! Welcome to the Metal Family! Blessings!

watch the concert videos...Seattle '89 "Justice" tour was the best concert ever...and I was there!

The live concert from Moscow "enter sandman" will truly give to you the full gravity of Metallica.

Another epic Metallica track is "The Outlaw Torn." But really you need to hear the "Master of Puppets" album in its entirety...It is one of the best albums of all time regardless of genre.

pls metallica sad but true off the same album,it's a cool song

A couple songs to consider listening to by Metallica are Welcome Home (Sanitarium), Creeping Death, ...And Justice For All, Whiplash, and Mercyful Fate. If you like the way they change the song midway through then you'll definitely enjoy Mercyful Fate.

the whole album and justice for all. is amazing take it from a lifelong metalllica fan and bro you might just top fade to black with sanitarium

The best lullabye ever performed.

Hey you're reactions are awesome. I too didn't know Metallica and a friend of mine introduced me to them in 1999 and it was like discovering gold. You should listen to Pearl Jam's Ten album, all of the songs are amazing and it's one of the best rock albums of the 90s by a great grunge rock band. I'm sure you'll love it.

They have several instrumental songs, Call of khtulu, Orion(most popular), To live is to Die, they are all masterpieces

I highly recommend watching them live, they’re amazing. There are so many classics by Metallica, but For Whom the Bell Tolls, Nothing Else Matters, Unforgiven, and Creeping Death are my favorites. Check them out. Love your reactions bro!

"Exit light, enter night". Four words, so heavy.

I wish I could hear all this for the first time again.

Exactly the guitars and drums pull u at the beginning

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I got hit by a pick up truck while walking to school listening to Enter Sandman. They picked my tape player up and Sad But True was playing. I broke my neck that day. Jan.9th 1992. I had just turned 16. Lost vision in my right eye too.

Metallica's black album is great from front to back! I'd love Nirvana to get some representation how about Breed or Come As You Are? Thanks again, you rock!

Sweet dreams, brotha trukka

If you like Stevie Wonder and sick bass guitar, I highly recommend checking out the "Overjoyed" cover by Victor Wooten from his a show of hands album. While watching remember it is only one man, one bass, one take. If you thought Jay Z was lit for sayin' "fifty grand I get this in one take" with Missy Elliot, Wooten puts a whole new level to one take in the studio. I look forward to watching you smash the level up button the whole time. Great stuff so far, keep it up!

Hi KTF I love ur videos so much I’m addicted. Can u please do a reaction to Metallica unforgiven and def Leppard and van halen thanks keep up with the vids, ur the man

I can't listen to this without wanting to do Jeff Harry's entrance moves mad respect to metallica and for the old head wrestling fans #ECW!!!

You've really got to listen/watch "Sad but true" by this band!!!!! You're gonna LOVE it, I Promise!!!!

Wherever I may roam - the best self help song ever!