Tribal People React to 'DON'T WORRY BE HAPPY' by Bobby McFerrin

Tribal people reacting to "Don't Worry Be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin (Official Music Video)
Tribal people's reaction, lyrical analysis and review to Don't Worry Be Happy performed by Bobby McFerrin (Official Music Video) in 1988

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[SherriLyles]

I totally forgot Robin Williams was in this music video. What a blast from the past.

[marydodsonmt]

When I was young, there was a little girl in my town who died of cancer. She had asked that this song be played at her funeral. Her parents honored her request.

[tobithetonewheel]

"...people notice you being worried, all they'd do is give their opinions. No one will actually support you." So true

[DoYourDrafts]

"only your enemies are happy when you worry" is such a truth.

[joeday]

"The World stands on hope, and God loves people who are hopeful." Oh, Chacha, you just made my day. Blessings and grace to you from the USA.

[joantrotter]

A cousin died when this was popular, and since it was the last thing he said before leaving, they added it to his gravestone.

[GodWearsGucci]

They really got it right saying children would be entertained by this. The man in the top hat 🎩 was the original Mr. Noodle on Elmo’s world on Sesame Street…. 💕

[marieneu]

These uncles are SO wise! Love them dearly!!! ❤

[DavidRose-ms]

i love this refreshing off the cuff everyday philosophy. It's normally missing from our media feed of opinions. I think I will be just that little bit happier for the rest of my day. Cheers.

[DS-uyjw]

My favourite memory of my (extremely) strict step-dad was when he let down his guard for this song. He was driving me to school in 88 and this song came on. He said, oh, we have to park up for a minute, and I was confused as to why. It was so we could both sing our lungs out to this song. It's one of the only times in his life he ever let his guard down and I treasure the memory. I realised there's a different side to him buried somewhere deep down.

[brendaconry]

This is such a simple song with a simple message. So simple many people dismiss it. Worry doesn't fix anything or change anything. Happiness can clear your mind and then you find solutions.
I love all their responses. These men are so grounded and sincere.

[njrap]

This channel is so fantastic. Thanks for sharing some your beautiful culture and people with the rest of the world.

[J_Gamble]

The other two silly men dancing with Bobby McFerrin were "clowns" in their own right. Comedic actor Robin Williams of course, who may have been in a movie you reviewed. And Bill Irwin, who might be a lesser known clown but is very well regarded in comedy circles--especially physical theater.

[sketchysskshop]

When this song came out, it was one of my favorites.

[american_cosmic]

I love this song. One thing I noticed...The bassline being hummed in the background is amazing... sounds perfectly in tune.

[shemanic]

A Lovely happy tune with the amazing Robin Williams in the video too.

[Vio-otft]

Mashoque laughing and saying "Idiots!" was everything.

[JohnRitson]

A lot of wise words from these Tribal leaders, they have amassed enough years and experiences to speak the wisdom, such a shame that a lot of our fellow humans will never reach such enlightenment.

[DaleAnnHarsh]

Always a pleasure to see your panel and hear their reactions to things. it gives perspective...lol, and I could use it today. Please consider Samuel Barber's Agnus Dei or the original version Adagio for Strings. it makes me happy and sad all at once.... and leaves me hopeful at the end.

[severma]

The first Gentleman understood the message only from the title. How wonderful. Thank you and these gentleman very much.