As a 61 year old man who is dying of two Cancer's and a huge Floyd fan, this song has a special place. I have the album cover art from the album "Dark Side of the Moon" above my name on my headstone. They are to play nothing but Pink Floyd at my Wake! I have no left Lung; no Spleen and nine Stent's in my Heart. So, I'm a short timer. If I get the virus...I'm DEAD! Like Queen said in their song "Nobody Lives Forever". If you promise to do more Floyd stoned, I'll subscribe! Cause I have Medical weed. At night I put on my headphones, put on a Floyd album and just zone out!! Peace! Stay safe my man!

bruh never say sorry for getting emotional while listening to floyd

7:04 I guarantee that was the reaction of everyone listening to "Dogs" for their first time, myself included.

When you first look at Dogs runtime you're like "Damn, 17 minutes?" then you listen to it and the song is over before you know it. The Floyd is just magical

"Give it to me raw" Pink Floyd then proceeded to give it so raw my boy caught salmonella.

I have to admit that I've listened to this song a million times but I never barked back to the dogs.

Once you let Gilmour play your heart strings like a guitar, you're never the same. He channels pure emotion

My Grammy was African American, she obsessed over Pink Floyd & when I seen them in concert, she was too sick to go w us. We had cameras recorders back then we used to bring back vids for her. She watched all 15 cassette tapes & kept them beside her VCR. I miss her everyday, she was the literal soul of my being. She whooped me when I was wrong & praised me when I behaved, she always loved me for me.

I have no idea how I stumbled onto the black people react to classic rock side of you tube but I’m never leaving 🤔

Pink Floyd is not a band, it's a journey!

Best reaction I've seen to a Pink Floyd song, this guy has a great personality and deserves to be the next big channel in this genre.

Duuude. That was SINCERE

And that's why people are still listening to this song after 45 years.

Their most under-rated, and arguably their best work...I think it's better than Dark Side Of The Moon personally...

There is no greater joy than watching someone love the music you love.

I've gone back to 18:46 so many times. Solid gold content Edit: also the lighting shift at 22:16 is so dramatic and well timed

"I can't even pause it" You're learning how to listen to Floyd bro. Just take it in. Go for the ride. Especially when your high lol

Yeah, Gilmour does that to you. This album is criminally underrated. When he sings "the bad blood slows and turns to stone" and that echo always hits me a certain way

The whole record is about fascism, racism, greed and control. Listen to the whole thing straight through (best enjoyed post-spliff with the curtains drawn and the lights out...)

11:49 The look and feeling of someone when they actually experience real music, and not just follow the crowd and listen to what everybody else is listening to.

A good buzz + some good weed + Pink Floyd = the closest thing we have to heaven on this earth.

Like chappelle said. The guitar speaks to the white man. But gilmore's guitar speaks to everybody.

This reaction is priceless. The fact you are smoking a joint and at some points of the song you just go away into the universe just as we all did when we listened to this, makes it so fucking legit... Big hug from Colombia 🧡

What's better than loving pink floyd? Watching other people fall in love with pink floyd. Seriously, it really is quite sad that some people will go their entire lives not hearing this genius. Animals is my favourite floyd album, most of their stuff is way above the majority of any other band or artists greatest work; but animals is just something else. I've never heard something so beautiful, yet so unapologetically angry and nihilistic. Roger Waters is a genius songwriter while this is the album where I feel the band are all on the same level, each members skills at their craft showing through. 'Dogs' can bring a grown man to tears if he understands the song, 'pigs' is the grooviest yet most scathing assessment of political leaders I've heard (and that funky middle section is pure head-nodding bliss) while 'sheep' is at times optimistic, yet seems to remind us that no matter what part of this social branding you're at, you're still not a perfect human being as there is no such thing. We're all striving to be something, whether it be better or worse, FOR better or worse, we're all still flawed individuals. All flawed humans are equal, but some flawed humans are more equal than others. An absolute masterpiece, as relevant today as it was 40 years ago, if not more. I honestly believe everyone should be made to listen to this album at some point, even if they don't get the message (which would be hard as it really is a in-your-face message), just to hear how music can be, as opposed to this shite we have these days on the radio. The day I knew modern music was dead was when my 8 year old daughter was quoting Little Mix by singing 'I hope she's getting better sex'. I just wish more people would open their ears, eyes and minds to pink floyd, rather than thinking 'it's old, got a guitar and I'm sure it's those who sing that cheesy song with the school kids' which is what I'm sure pink floyd have been branded as, a cheesy band that made that one song that everyone knows and won't explore what else they did. Their loss, I suppose.

God, it makes me happy that Millennials and Gen Z appreciates this music. When I die, I know you will all carry the torch. I'm sorry we left this place such a shit-show. You have your work cut out, but you can make it better. Stronger than you think.

people call musicians "artists" all the time, but these guys really were artists. the emotions and the story they were able to tell with music. if you really are digging Pink Floyd I would recommend you take an afternoon and listen to The Wall in it's entirety with the songs in the right order. it tells a story with each song being a different chapter and it is maybe the greatest rock album ever. there is a movie version too that is also great. check it out one of these quarantined afternoons.

Pink Floyd needs multiple listens to hear it all... there is a lot of imagery and metaphor. This song has pain, excitement, hope, tension, fear, happiness, and hopelessness. The lyrics tell a story and the music is like a movie you see with your ears. Think about the story they are telling and then imagine what they are trying to say with the music. Animals is one of their best. But, I could never pick a favorite. Really happy to see people still enjoying this music.

I can never listen to this song without tearing up. I wish more people would listen to Pink Floyd. This is the greatest ‘Dogs’ reaction I’ve seen on KZfaq.

' Loosely based on George Orwell's political fable Animal Farm, the album's lyrics describe various classes in society as different kinds of animals: the predatory dogs, the despotic ruthless pigs, and the "mindless and unquestioning herd" of sheep. Whereas the novella focuses on on bolshevism, the album is a critique of capitalism and differs again in that the sheep eventually rise up to overpower the dogs. The album was developed from a collection of unrelated songs into a concept which, in the words of author Glenn Povey, "described the apparent social and moral decay of society, likening the human condition to that of mere animals".'

The start of every Pink Floyd reaction video: “This song is HOW LONG??” 😂

Dude! Never say sorry for show your emotions, specially with Pink Floyd! This song is a masterpiece!

I went to London in 2009. I Was already a huge fan of Pink Floyd´s songs, but in a moderate way. I never went go as far that compilations albums, then, i just knew Sheep from this album. Was my firts time in Uk in my job, and one day I decide to take a day off, a pause to just walk into pubs and loosing myself in the tube. I literrally lost myself so I had to go out to the surface...I will never forget the sensation, The Battersea Power Station was there, beside the Thames river, and i could imagine the pig flying there. When i went back to the hotel searched the entire album, and the I listened this song ... it was december 2009, it was snowing, beautiful, I cried, I still crying listening this Gilmour´s guitars. Thanks for this video...i feel I need to pay you for this experience...and for your weed.

You don't need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd. You need Pink Floyd to enjoy the drugs. btw I stole the comment.

Glad to see this emotional reaction. I like to see how art effects people.

"So have a good drown as you go down all alone, dragged down by the stone", the single most powerful lyric in all of music

Man that first guitar breakdown just gets into your soul. There is just something about those notes that you cannot deny.

I like how he was all clowning around right up until that Gilmore solo hit, then it was like shit got real.

You don't need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd, you need Pink Floyd to enjoy your drugs.

This song has a lot of meaning to those of us who came of age in cut throat circumstances. This song always evokes the (sometimes violent) insanity of my youth in me. I ran with a pack of dogs who wanted to be wolves in my teens and twenties. We didn't use "club ties and firm handshakes", but we had social signals. Even if you just know some people who are/have lived that kind of life (poor, middle class, or rich, we all have our versions), then this song will hit you hard.

7:04 i feel you man. That is literally me when i first listened to the album full. Now my main wish in my life is to go listen again for the first all the Pink Floyd's album

I was aroud 13 when I found pink floyd. They became my obsession for the next decade. They are still the foundation of my musical love. Nothing they ever made is not worth listening to over and over and over. They opened my mind, soul and heart.

One of the most underrated albums ever.

16:00 when Pink Floyd hits you more than weed

Im at a lost for words too...how music like this can be created....so creatively written, sonic, and expertly produced. Blows my mind.

My favourite Pink Floyd song. I've seen Floyd live 4 times, but until last year, never seen any member of the band perform this live. Roger Waters did it on his recent tour, which was by far one of the best gigs I've ever been to. He recreated Battersea Power Station inside the area, using screens, and projected onto the side of it. Surreal as hell but very effective. Absolutely superb night, one of the best nights of my life.

Watching someone discover music like this is like discovering it for myself all over again. Wound up my whole arm before I smashed that sub button

Only Pink Floyd, The Beatles and early Genesis can reach emotions that no one else can. Just absolute perfection.

I've listened to this song at least 500 times and I'm 51 years old and I'm in the music business and I'm crying right there beside you.

Mr. Video was born in the wrong decade. He has the psychedelic spirit. And in that vein, I keep wondering: if "Dogs" had that effect on him, just imagine what "Echoes" will do!

Pink Floyd is literally in a class of their own. If God himself wanted to make music for us he would call it Pink Floyd.

I've watched ur "oh, shit" moment more times than I can count. And, I can only say; thank u for ur vulnerability across decisive social media, and bearing ur soul to the world. May God/Jah bless and enshroud u with warm blanket of love and light. Whether u know or or not, ur expression of openness has allowed at least this soul to envoke prayer and guiding light to shield and protect ur worries and fears. But, U already have two very strong angels around u, and several small bright lights, as well.

Pink Floyd is so soothing, as they anesthetize us in such a warm cocoon . It's beautiful how they do it.

no sex, no bad words ,,,just pure good music ,,,

I always cry like a little kid when I listen to this. damn.

"This shit fire"... love it!

Everyone has a different take on music, but my take on this song is simple: We are so often, not good to each other. I find this to be a very powerful song, and Animals is probably my fav album of all time.

17:28 my dude, I saw how that line really hit you, cant help but think you may have been used or betrayed in the past...if you have I'm sorry to hear that. hope you have at least one true friend out there, if not I hope you make some good trustworthy friends real soon. I think one true friend is better than 100 fake ones.

Mr. Carlson: What is the name of that orchestra? Dr. Johnny Fever: Pink Floyd. Mr.C: Do I hear dogs? Dr.JF: I certainly hope so. Cause I sure do.

12:25 as you contemplate infinity and our own human condition, it even got darker, floyd has that supernatural touch oh yeah

everyone talking about weed and booze with pink floyd but clearly hasn't done any psychedelic, especially LSD, DXM, or shrooms, and listened to pink floyd. it really makes it 10 times better but also you have an existential crisis mid way through every time Edit: 100% can confirm this now

Definitivamente es de los mejores que he visto respecto a las reacciones de Pink Floyd, no me pregunto cómo terminé aquí. Pero lo que sí puedo decir es que al igual que tú, disfruté demasiado ver este video, y acompañar esta hermosa canción. El álbum de Animals de Pink Floyd está muy subestimado, gracias por darle la visibilidad que necesita, un saludo.

You don't need to get high to listen to Pink Floyd . The music will do it for you .

Your facial expressions are that of a man who has played guitar for 37 years. You feel every note in your soul. I love it!! This. This is a true reaction.

Dogs is my absolute favourite song by Floyd. It’s a literal masterpiece.

7:05 That solo always gets me too... I always drop what I’m doing & become David Gilmour with my air guitar!

When listening to Pink Floyd, u must light up, close ur eyes, and drift away on the cloud they create for u!!! They are Amazing! 🙌💜🔥

Happens to be my favorite Floyd Album as well as one of my top five altogether. I used to listen to this in my High School days while straight/sober, but always angst-ing on life-stuff. Masters at work whose old tunes evolve with me. I now relate to this completely differently than when I was seventeen, but the emotional impact is the same.

The line is “all alone, dying of cancer of the heart “

Nothing goes so well together as getting a good buzz and listening to some Pink Floyd.

I love watching people listen for the first time to songs I've loved for years. It helps me listen with new ears, if that makes any sense. Pink Floyd is sublime, and there is a lot to explore. Big ups.

His reaction on the main solo is priceless !

Mr Video, I'm 74 and bedridden ....I look forward everyday to your show.....you are hilarious and I've loved Pink Floyd for 60 years☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️🎶🎶😎

I think you’re starting to “get” Pink Floyd. They’re an experience to be absorbed. I’ve been a fan for probably 40yrs now. Which makes me not only older than dirt I’m trying not to get dragged down by the stone.

I've listened to this a thousand times on headphones or speaker. High on weed or on acid/mushrooms, for 30 years. It's my favorite album of all time. Tonight in Mr Video's reaction post. I heard a harmonica FOR THE FIRST TIME. EVER! 3:31 into video. That was awesome. Glad I tuned in.

Thank you so much for making my day every day. Welcome back and don't you ever leave again. Bless you!!!!

Animals: the songs. Roger Waters drew his inspiration from the reading of a political fable, Animal Farm, by the English writer and essayist George Orwell. In this satirical work published in 1945, the author violently criticizes the excesses of the Soviet regime, then led by Stalin, as well as the October Revolution which established it. Except that for Waters, history will not deal with the communist USSR, but on the contrary with capitalism and liberalism to the limit. He then kills two birds with one stone, angrily tapping on the system and responding skillfully to the punk movement which wanted to be the new standard of social criticism. Dogs : Originally named You Gotta Be Crazy, Dogs denounces the “watchdogs” of capitalism, which are traders, golden boys and other ambitious and greedy yuppies. All these businessmen constitute the pillars of world finance and aim to establish the sustainability of the system put in place by the "Pigs". Their dress style and attitude are mocked (And after a while, you can work on points for style. Like the club tie and the firm handshake), as well as their pushiness (You have to be trusted by the people that you lie to, So that when they turn their backs on you, You'll get the chance to put the knife in). At Floyd, all this is futile and derisory in the face of the fragility of life (And in the end you’ll pack up and fly down south, Just another sad old man, All alone and dying of cancer). The “dog” nevertheless seems aware of his own condition (I gotta admit that I'm a little bit confused, Sometimes it seems to me as if I'm just being used), and of the fatality of this situation (Who was told what to do by the man, Who was broken by trained personnel, Who was fitted with collar and chain). Dogs is Animal’s longest track at 17 minutes, occupying most of the A side and is a strong message to critics of progressive rock, including the punk movement which wanted to be the new standard of social criticism.

Animals is my favorite Floyd album. Loosely based on George Orwell's "Animal Farm". The record is one long story about classes. You have the "Dogs" who are Police/Army/Strong arms. The "Pigs" are the politicians, and the sheep, of course, are the people. Lyrics are amazing. This album is really the masterpiece for Gilmour. His guitar carried this album. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.

Doctor: you have 16 minutes to live Me: listen to this

Now, sir, that's how you listen to the Animals, and yours is actually the most "proper" reaction to any Pink Floyd song that I've seen. Kudos to you... YES, it's meant to be lit up at the beginning of each track. Cheers.

I found the Floyd when I was 12 yrs old. Animals was the 4th album I purchased with money I made playing piano for an Italian food restaurant. I was living in an assisted housing with my mother and sister but the environment was toxic. Nobody talked about what was going on. And the only thing I could trust at that time was the Floyd. Dogs, for me, even as a kid, was somehow validating. Because if anything comes through in their music it's, "Yes, I know. This is what it feels like to be human." Thanks for sharing! My most favorite reaction by far! Love

David Gilmour is an extremely amazing talent. He instills so much emotion and soul into his guitar playing. Literally makes the guitar sing. No one better.

You don’t even need weed, Pink Floyd gets you high on their own

Everyone has their own Pink Floyd journey, you do it your way, maybe even go back and try many different ways. Don''t let anyone else tell you how to enjoy Pink Floyd, it's enough that you do. And don't ever, ever be sorry for having an emotional reaction to music, it's what it's for.

His reaction just brings a huge smile on my face, this is my favorite song out of all of Pink Floyd, don’t get me wrong, great gig in the sky and the trial are great. But this is beyond

You gotta do “ Wish you we’re here” and “ Us and them “ by Pink Floyd

I have to say that was the best and most emotional PF Dogs reaction I've seen! You really looked like you enjoyed and felt the crap out of that song. Like I've said in the past, their songs will resonate and will be interpreted differently by different people. You had the same look I had when I first started listening to them back in the early 80's. Now, get your friends together after this quarantine and get them to smoke a little and then play this song for them. You can watch THEIR reactions and feel the joy as well. Have a good day brother!

You can tell the exact moment during the climax of the first third of the song as it fades into the acoustic and synth leads when he falls in love with it. So satisfying

I think this is my favorite reaction video of yours ever. This i believe is your most honest and heartfelt moment

Pink Floyd " Comfortably Numb Pulse 1994". " Sorrow", "Run like hell" " HIGH Hopes " and a joint.

If you feeling that guitar, you got to peet parliment funkadelic "maggot brain" and their guitarist eddie hazel solo album he does a version of "california dreaming" blues style. will change your life.

The number of times he gets through a section of Gilmour's guitar, is left speechless, and then takes a breath when he realizes he has to jump back into the song again. Priceless.

Pink Floyd goes DEEP. That’s their talent for lyrics. ❤️

i smoke weed since 35 years .. but now it's legal to Canada 😉 Pink Floyd best band of all times ,, 😎👍🎸🎶

"I don't even smoke weed, i do it please you guys" 😂😂

i have been watching your vids all afternoon, love these pink floyd reactions, they have been my #1 group for the past 50 years. you can never have enough floyd! :)

Mr. Video. This is the one that got me. I hope you’ve gone back and just listened to this album on your own so you didn’t need to stop it.

Pink Floyd just takes you on a ride. They are so unique. No other band can compare. Brilliant guys. The lyrics are deep and the music is in it's own universe.

Pink floyd will change you for the better bro!!!...lay back, headphones on and let them push all that emotional baggage out!!..best therapy in the WORLD...try "Shine on you crazy diamond" "great gig in the sky" you will be an addict after that!!!..Enjoy 🙌🙌🙌

Bro, I just had to pause your video to tell you that I absolutely love your reaction to that guitar solo. That really is some beautiful music, so much so that you yourself couldn’t even pause that… best reaction video to one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs ever ❤️

Dude, I stumbled upon this as I am a huge Floyd fan. I cry constantly when listening to the boys. No band has a more emotional pull on me. So glad you could feel what fans love. I am now a subscriber... LOVED IT!