First Time Reaction to The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up

In this video, TNT reacts to The Rolling Stones "Start Me Up"

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[samuraiwarriorsunite]

The drum timing change that Charlie Watts does at the beginning of the song is subtle but powerful. Sometimes, the simplest things are indeed the best.

[BrandiModrak]

My favorite song by the Stones. Thank you for reacting to this, brings back memories. Good Times. A lot of people miss what he says at the end.

[ianhepplewhite]

I think it was Bill Wyman who said, years ago, that him and Charlie Watts would often laugh at Mick Jaggers antics. 😁

[cmoplay]

The Stones first hit in the 80s. What a way to herald in the new decade.

[juliandenormanville]

Bill and Charlie, the grown ups, exchanging amused glances over the antics of the children....
Priceless!😂😂😂

[Gort-MarvinMartian]

You should go listen to the end again. "You make a dead man come". Yeah, he actually says that to close it out.
Yeah it was a pretty big song for them. Keith is the lead guitar and song writer with Jagger. Charlie, may he RIP, is the drumer.
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[ConstanceCox]

Charlie said in the early 2000's that he's been embarrassed since 1963. Lol

[patricksmith]

I've always loved this video. First of all, it's just a great song! But I absolutely love how loaded and glassy eyed each one of them look. It makes me want to get in a time machine and join them haha

[michaelchristopher]

Originally intended to be a reggae tune. Keith got made after take after take and picked up his guitar and hit it like a rock song. Ended up in the can before it was fine for the 1981 Tattoo You album

[ProneThrill]

This song was HUGE in a way that's hard to describe - I still offer that their greatest groove was their song SLAVE - SO FUNKY

[davidmuma]

This song was used on the very first Microsoft commercial introducing Windows 95. Apparently the Stones got $14 million for, it’s use

[thekpmckay]

The stones live performances (especially Jaggers gyrations), established a standard that became a caricature of rock bands for decades.

[cliffordwaterton]

Love it - great tune and great memories. For the ultimate Stones experience listen to 'Midnight Rambler' - they don't come any more hardcore than this - the guitar riffs and sinister vocals will give you chills.

[dopiaza]

You really did talk over the 'You make a dead man come' line at the end!

[johnlake]

Love the Stones, and this is the song that nade want to explore their repertoire

[therealxunil]

If you hadn’t heard this before then you probably weren’t alive or aware in 1995 when Microsoft used this song for the release of windows 95.

[vickiroman]

This was the first Stones song I really LOVED. The sound to me is joyful abandon.

[mrcurtis]

This is one of my favorite Stones songs. Another favorite is Honky Tonk Women. Anyway, I like y’all’s background. KISS has always been one of my favorite bands, and I had that Def Leppard poster when I was like 10 years old.

[otisroseboro]

The Rolling Stones Are The Best 💯, Great Reaction Guy's

[MNDrummer]

This was a heavy song back in that time period. Classic tune which holds up over time.