Tears For Fears 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World' REACTION Video | react to best 80s music

Tears For Fears Everybody Wants to Rule the World reaction video. Millennial reacts to old music. First time hearing this song. Best reaction videos to music. Best reaction to 80s music.

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[marcuswood]

This song makes you stop whatever you're doing and listen cuz it's so freaking good

[richardlee]

This song stands out the most to me for 80s music.

[garyarnett]

This was truly an iconic album, there was this, Shout, and Head Over Heels.

[paumercado]

The iconic 80's sound and song. Love being a teenager in the 80's. Who can't forget forget that riff.

[garytom]

I remember this song on MTV Days and Club Days everyone dancing on the floor 🤘😎👍🎸🥁

[mikefixx]

This song is a classic, I love the 70s music but this song makes me love the 80s too

[guanyin]

Welcome to your life. There's no turning back.
Those words become more profound and powerful the older you get. Just legendary lyrics.
Glad to see you guys cover Tears for Fears. Shout is another great song I'd love to see you react to.

[srinath]

This song was filmed in Palm Springs and Los Angeles, California 🇺🇸. The band's from Bath, England 🇬🇧.

[robertsidorowicz]

When i was a kid in the UK i had a cowboy outfit holster cap gun chaps and hat wastcoat i can still remember having that for my birthday i am now 66 year old i loved it

[RonaldCanfield-mr]

I highly recommend their tune "Woman in Chains, " an absolute masterpiece. And from the same album, "Sowing the Seeds of Love, " which screams The Beatles.

[steelphantom]

This song was #1 June 29 1985 when my wife and I got married. We are still together 38 years later and every time I hear this song brings me back to that day, great memories.

[BRENDAJASON]

In every era there’s a song that sticks out and this one sticks out in the 80’s. Pain and sadness came with this song as a child. We just made room for it…

[andreagesseff]

All scenes show a forward movement, like there´s no turning back, leading us all to that room where light wont find you, where we will be with our hands together (this room is the coffin).

[thefirstgenesis]

The guitar solo at the end as well as the song lyrics and meaning is what makes this song so special for me. The message is highly applicable 38 years later

[SamTRiddley]

Welcome to your life, there's no turning back. The greatest opening line in a song ever.

[vaughnroycroft]

You're right, that the various meanings are still applicable, but you really can't comprehend this song completely without considering the times during which it was written. In the mid-80s, the Cold War was ramping up, with Reagan (often referenced, in Europe especially, as a sort of rogue cowboy) hugely investing in the nuclear arms race. Scary times! I take the lines: "Say that you'll never never need it; One headline, why believe it?" to be a reference to using nukes. The headline being that we had to spend trillions of dollars to ensure that we could obliterate the USSR or that they were going to obliterate us. And for me, the use of the pleasant, day-to-day "fun" of four-wheeling and driving the highways of the west, were a juxtaposition of how westerners (those in the capitalist west) just wanted to ignore power struggles, even though we are all complicit with reinforcing the status quo. We just want our toys and our fun, regardless of "the have-nots" of the world. Hence, EVERYBODY wants to rule the world. Just my two cents.

Fun one. One of those college days songs for me (as many by Tears for Fears are). Really takes me back.

[Eric_L_Laney]

If there was ever an 80s sounding song, this is it. They have one other great song. Can’t remember the title off the top of my head, but I remember one line if the lyrics, which day, “These are the things that I’m talking about.” Great reaction!

[maxsinnapah]

In the 80s this is a must song played in the juke box in almost every coffee shop, thank you mom and daughter, nice reaction .

[dennytaylor]

Great reaction again ... to a song that has been sampled by so many. (Which is a testament to how good a song it is.) My favorite line from this song is, "I can't stand this indecision married with a lack of vision." Isn't that so true in today's world still?

[alistairmcdougall]

Pale Shelter, Mad World & my favourite Head over heals, all the other songs mentioned in the comments are really great too, one of the very best bands to come out of the 80s