If you've never noticed, in all the Iron Man and Avengers movies, Tony Stark can be seen repeatedly wearing a Black Sabbath t-shirt.

They didn't just make legendary riffs. They invented legendary riffs.

This was used in the first Iron Man film, fittingly. Many assumed this was the theme song to the movie but it came out in 1970, about 35 years before the movie.

Black Sabbath are the godfathers, and inventors of metal music. They are members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Tony Iommi, their guitar player, is considered one of the greatest riff writers in rock history.

This was played at the end of the original Iron Man film 2008.

This song is now known as the Iron Man theme (The superhero iron man) When they wrote this song they didn’t actually know who “Iron man” is. Also the lead singer of Black Sabbath is Ozzy Osborne. Ozzy is the prince of darkness and has had the most successful solo Metal career after he got kicked out of Black Sabbath for being to crazy on drugs.

everybody back in the 60s and 70s was peace and love, sabbath was like" DIE"

Black Sabbath not only did it all first, They did it all Best. their first six albums are a blue print for all other metal bands to follow.

This song has a mood! Ozzy: I am Iron Man JoJo: Sits up straight in his seat

Ozzy Osbourne is the lead vocalist. He recently did a duo with Post Malone called Take What You Want.

The Iron Man in this context is completely separate from the Marvel superhero. In fact, the songwriter, Geezer Butler, had no idea there was a superhero named Iron Man when he wrote it. This Iron Man is a simple man who witnessed the devastating future of mankind. He travels back in time to warn Earth of their demise, but he is turned to steel through the magnetic field in the process, thus becoming a Metal man, dubbed "the Iron Man". He still attempts to warn the Earth but no one wants to listen. They look at this strange metallic being and don't take him seriously. After trying hard to warn them, he becomes angry and decides to unleash chaos on the Earth to destroy humanity. It's here where he realises that the destruction of the Earth he saw in the future was his doings here.

Another song with a legendary rift would be Deep Purple's Smoke on the Water, theres also Ozzy Osbourne's Crazy Train

When I saw them back in the early 70’s they did an extended jam on this song. It was like 20 min of searing white hot guitar and thundering bass. It was amazing. Tony just sizzled the fret board on that. You said it. “Is it over all ready”? That was 5 or 6 min.

Also, "Momma I'm coming Home." You'll love it.

If its black sabbath with ozzy you have to remember he is a British and only sings in American English, and this song predates the Iron man movies

This song is frequently played at major sporting events. And of course they used it for the iron man/ avengers movies.

"Iron Man" was used in the end credits of the 2008 movie , and the trailer for the 2010 sequel, . The character Tony Stark, alter-ego of Iron Man, also wears a Black Sabbath t-shirt in the 2012 film . The song won spot number 317 in s list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time as of 2004. "Iron Man" was ranked the sixth best Black Sabbath song by Rock - Das Gesamtwerk der größten Rock-Acts im Check. VH1 ranked the song as the greatest heavy metal song of all time.From Wikipedia,

My personal favorite Black Sabbath song is War Pigs. The reason it sounds familiar is because it was on the original Iron Man movie.

Sabbath? Legendary riffs? Uh, yeah..... 🖤

This is the song that turned me on to Sabbath, and I had to buy the Paranoid album. Don't know how many football games I went to where the marching band played this iconic riff.

Man loses fingertips on a metal press, man creates the heaviest riffs of all time, thats the most metal thing I've ever heard.

These guys are the grand fathers of metal music.

The first time I heard this song, i was about 12 years old, a wrestling tag team name the Road Warriors came out to it, they were 2 of the biggest men had ever seen in my life, this song just added to their persona of being to bad dudes.

That lead vocalist is the great Ozzy Osborne. He and Black Sabbath created heavy metal.

the whole band is just so tight. the guitar, the drums, the bass, the singing, the lyrics. Black Sabbath is GOAT

Bro, they made the most legendary riiffs of all god damn time!!!!

Yeah, there was this movie called Iron Man, it used this song a few times.

Give props to Geezer Butler...slaying that bass. And Bill Ward beating those drums like they owe him money.

This song is about revenge and I believe it was either created just before, or after, the creation of the Iron Man Comic Book, so neither creator knew of the other project. It's sort of like Newton's creation of Calculus six months before Leibniz's. Newton is accredited with the creation of Calculus, but Leibniz is given an honorable mention.

Not only they made legendary riffs but they invented whole metal scene

I think the instrumental part of this song was the only part used in the ending credits of the first Iron Man movie (fittingly, right after Tony says, "I am Iron Man.").

And thus Jojo becomes a card-carrying head banger.... :=)

Listen to guns n roses "it's so easy ". It's a song and music video giving you an idea of there life style. Please do it. If literally asked 100 times now so do yourself a favour and listen to it. You won't regret it.

The Black Sabbath album Paranoid is an absolute classic, and this is one of the amazing songs off it. To put some context on this album, it came out in 1970, right at the end of the hippie “peace and love” era, so imagine peoples reactions when these songs hit the airwaves. So for 50 years, this album has stood the test of time. Oh, and the singer is Ozzy Osbourne, who you have reacted to before. Keep up the great work JoJo, we all appreciate your reactions!!

"Bah gawd it's Hawk and Animal, the Road Warriors! They are cleaning house!"

Have you listened to Crazy Train yet? I can't remember.

Ozzy Osborne was a singer for Black Sabbath and later went solo. He was featured with this song with Busta Rhymes

That is the first song I learned on guitar lol

Do “Fairies Wear Boots”, that’s my favorite Sabbath jam. There are so many good ones to choose from. I’ve seen them twice, though not with the original drummer, Bill Ward, who was a beast.

You looked so disappointed when the song finished, I feel for you man.

Bro u gotta listen to the scorpians, either Rock you like a hurricane or no one like you

There are a few bands who influence metal heavily but this is where it was born.

People got to understand that in order to create a rock - heavy metal band back to the days that there was a big competition among great bands , they had to pick the best drummer, guitarist , singer and so on .... Thats the way they build their myths ! Rock will never die !!!

They were one of the founding bands of heavy metal rock.

Black Sabbath pretty much created Metal. These men were the first to try that sound in the 70s. In 1968 they were a jazz band called Earth. I think you can hear some of they're Earth stuff online. The guitarist Tony Iommi has a signature sound in part to him losing his fingers in a factory accident and he tunes his guitar strings low. This was the first band that Ozzy Osbourne was in that went world wide, until he left in the late 70s and started his solo career by the 80s. Sabbath had line up changes through the decades. But the main staples were Tony Iommi and bassist Geezer Butler. I would love to have been around when they first came out. Could you do a reaction to Heaven and Hell by Black Sabbath? You won't be disappointed. Bill Ward was the original drummer but he had a falling out with the band and eventually left, he came back for a few stints but that was pretty much it. Sabbath closed the book a few years ago.

"I dindntcknow they made legendary riffs and stuff," They only invented heavy metal dude!😊

Black Sabbath is composed of Tony Iommi on Lead Guitar, Ozzy Osbourne on Vocals, Bill Ward on Drums, and Geezer Butler on Bass. They're all considered to be massively influential in many different genres of music from Metal to Hip Hop. Ozzy was kicked out of the band in 1979 and went on to be a very successful solo artist working with guitar gods such as Randi Rhoads and Zakk Wylde. Black Sabbath continued on without Ozzy, with Ronnie James Dio taking over vocal duties - and continued producing amazing albums for decades.

Black Sabbath are non-stop legendary riffs! ♥

Ozzy: Crazy Train, Mama I'm Coming Home, Shot in the Dark Black Sabbath: Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Sweet Leaf, Children Of The Grave Nirvana: All Apologies, Heart Shaped Box, Radio Friendly Unit Shifter

I don't know if you've reacted to Ozzy Osbourne or not, but Ozzy is the lead vocalist on this album Ronnie James Dio would later replace him as the lead vocalist on later albums

Check out "Electric Funeral" which was on the B side of the 45 version of the record.

I still get chills from this intro, One of the most amazing experiences of my life has been seeing Sabbath live! i attribute my love for heavy metal to this band, (also i commented on the kiss vid :D)

All of their music will blow you away. Time for a deep dive so you can begin to understand their importance to music. Their influence is boundless...

Best word to describe this song, and people who know will agree, is in one word... Sabbath

I can't stress this enough just look at David Bowie one time and see how he fit's trust me the voice of an angel

You need to check out Nazareth - Hair of the Dog

Ozzy always sang WITH the melody in his early days.

I've been listening to Black Sabbath since their beginning...their music is a journey with a destination only you can decide... PEACE!

I love how at first he's dancing to it, enjoying the awesome rythym and melody, and then the spirit of rock n roll grabs him and he can't help but headbang. Lovely vid!

I’m 35 yo and I think I’ve heard most of the bands you’re reacting to in your videos but some I’m apparently reacting to for the first time right there with you including this one 🤘

Glad to see you’re still enjoying your rock journey. Sabbath is definitely one of the legends of rock as you’re finding out.

"Heaven And Hell" LIVE with their new singer" Ronnie Dio" GOAT! R.I.P.

I know that he enjoyed the song because it is 5 minutes long and he said “It’s over? It’s over already?”. Because when you are having fun or enjoying something, time flys by fast.

Anyone else notice hes left handed when he plays air guitar

I noticed you mentioned the drum work a few times in Sabbath songs. Bill Ward was interesting in that his base was as a jazz drummer. Maybe that is part of the appeal.

It WAS used in the movie! Watch the end credits again! It makes my heart sing to hear a young rap fan listening to Black Sabbath saying "It's over already!?"

One of my favorite bands! Guitarist Tony Iommi truly paved the way for heavy metal music. The best!!!

I bought this album, Paranoid, in 1970 when it first came out. Must have listened to it thousands of times. Was pretty heavy for 1970! And the legendary lead singer Ozzy Osborne is a legend! Please react to Blackbird by Alter Bridge! PLEASE! ❤️🤘🏼

Saw black sabbath with ozzie, in 1978 ,was one of the last concerts they did together at hampton Coliseum. Van halen opened up for black sabbath and blew them off the stage ! Van halen opened up with on fire . ,and the drummer had flaming drumsticks ,! ,they were on fire man...

War Pigs, Fairies wear Boots, Snow Blind, NIB, Children of the Grave, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Electric Funeral, Sweet Leaf........ there's loads of great Black Sabbath songs!!! 🤟🏽

The Road Warriors aka The Legion Of Doom used this as their entrance theme back in the 1980s! Awesome wrestling tag team!

Hawk and Animal from the old school wrestling days used this song as their intro music and it was used in the first Iron Man movie with Robert Downy Jr

It's cool that you know about The Warriors. lol Love that movie.

Tonni Iommi, Black Sabbath's Guitarist was working in a mill (pretty sure) right before their first major show and ended up getting the end of his fingers (the ones pushed down on the neck) cut off!!! Dude healed, didn't take that as a defeat... got some metal thimbles (for sewing)... put them over his nubs and kept playing and never stopped!!! That also adds some kinda tone(s) to his playing.

The Band at the time of this song was, Ozzy on vocals. Tony Iomi on guitar, Geezer Butler on Bass and Bill Ward on drums.

Iron man is the ONE song that you can play for anyone and they will go ”Where have i heard this?” or ”This is so familliar.”

This is like when I showed my little bro this song 😂😂 he’s like in his head „do I like this?“ meanwhile I see him shaking and moving and already knowing how much he likes it 🙏🏻

The Warriors, one of my favourite films

I think you’re too young, but The Road Warriors in pro wrestling used this as their entrance music.

The Road Warriors used to use this for their intro music back in the NWA days

This song is also heavily sampled in rap music. I mean imagine where would rap music be without vulturing music from real musicians? I know they pay for the samples but still rap wouldn’t exist if not for the real music created by real musicians. I love to see young people go down the rabbit hole and learn about real music.

"This sounds familiar"...it's the music sample for: "This Means War -- Busta Rhymes ft Ozzie Osbourne (the singer for Sabbath)

This was used for the Ironman trailer and the end credits. The character War Machine, gets his name from another song from the same album as this one.

This was used on MCU movie "Iron Man".The Sony is far older than the movie but check all the marvel crimnimatic movies. The lead singer was the Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osborne.

'its over already?' empire of the clouds is gonna blow your mind

Tony Iommi, the guitarist, actually plays with fake finger tips on the fingers of his fretting hand. Apparently, right before they got signed to their record label, he was working his day job at a factory and lost his fingertips. He had fake fingertips made that slip on his severed fingers like sewing thimbles. This helped shape their music into the dark sounding, tuned down stuff we're familiar with. He needed to tune his guitar strings down to make them looser, with more slack in them. Hence that deeper, ominous sound we equate with Black Sabbath. The loose slack in the strings made the guitar work less painful for him. Talk about a twist of heavy metal fate! 🤘

One of the first songs every garage band learned to play in the 70s

The first time I heard this song was as a kid and the Road Warriors had it as their entrance music. Was the best wrestling entrance music ever, for the greatest tag team ever.

QUEEN - "You're My Best Friend" and "Tie Your Mother Down!" You're missing out on 2 of their best hits!

Listen to Panama by van halen next you will not be disappointed bro

when you were playing air guitar (which I have done hundreds of times by the way, :-)) I noticed that you, like their guitarist, Tony Iommi plays lefty - cool. And I liked your description of the talking vocals being like hunting somebody down, walking towards him with a baseball bat

The Road Warriors, if you you watched wrestling in the 80s used this as entrance music. It's famously called "The Road Warrior pop" for how crazy the fans would get. They always got the loudest reactions and other wrestlers strive to get that pop to this day.

"i dunno wanna hear no crap" haaaaa i heard u say that a million times

Iron man is one of my most favorite songs ever and your reaction was perfect.

Love to see you enjoying this. Is one one my favourite songs. War Pigs is for sure something you should listen to... It is amazing

Ozzy rocks! Got to see Black Sabbath in Little Rock. My youngest son traveled from Memphis to St Louis for Ozz Fest and had to leave for the bus before Ozzy was on stage so when we lived in Little Rock we took both sons. Great concert 😎❤️🇺🇸

It was at iron man 1's end, where they make you see the armor in blue and all the machines Edit: the credit scene

You saw "The Warriors"? AWESOME!! We used to walk down the street and do that to each other..."oh, WARRIORS! Come out. To. Play-a-aaay!" Lol! It was most fun to do it threw the sand dunes when we were playing hide-and-seek under a full moon!

This song has been used so many places. It is an iconic classic rock song.

I've read through the comments a ways and no one has mentioned it, so I will add this here. In 1970 Stan Lee was listening to the radio and this totally fire new song came on that set his imagination off. It was called Iron Man and he created a comic book character from the inspiration he felt from it... The comic book character came from the song, not the other way around!!!