THE DEFINITION OF HAPPY! First Time Hearing Louis Armstrong - What a Wonderful World Reaction!

📜 About Louis Armstrong: Louis Armstrong, often referred to as "Satchmo" or "Pops," was an iconic American jazz trumpeter, composer, and vocalist known for his charismatic stage presence and unique vocal style. His song "What a Wonderful World," released in 1967, is a timeless classic that celebrates the beauty of life and the world around us. Armstrong's heartfelt delivery and the song's poignant lyrics create an uplifting experience that resonates with listeners across generations.

Join us as we react to Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World" for the first time! This reaction is not just about enjoying the music but also about appreciating the profound message of hope and positivity that the song conveys.

🔍 What to Expect in This Video:
First Impressions: Our initial reactions to the soothing melody and heartfelt lyrics of "What a Wonderful World."

Lyrical Analysis: We’ll discuss the themes of appreciation for nature and the simple joys of life expressed in the song.

Musical Insights: Exploring the elements that make this track a beloved classic and its significance in Armstrong's illustrious career.

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[hartspot]

Armstrong was one of THE greatest jazz trumpeter/ jazz singers from the 30s to his death. Glad to see you acknowledge and enjoy!

[jcoopsr]

Louis Armstrong was a national treasure, some songs transcend the ages this is one of those songs, RIP Mr. Armstrong.

[harpergras]

This is a true legend. I think everyone loved this great man. He treated everyone the way he wanted to be treated. He was a class act.

[drieuxkoeppel]

With this song, Armstrong became the oldest person to earn a #1 on Billboard Hot Trending 100. He was 66. That record still stands. Thank you, Mr Armstrong. Thank you!

[SG-jsqn]

Armstrong also gave an iconic performance singing "Hello, Dolly!" for the musical of the same name.

[keithzatkalik]

The older you get the more the song hits home.

[ervklein]

Louis Armstrong was a great trumpeter. I remember when he died one of the newspapers had a headline that simply said, "Move over, Gabriel!"

[pjgx]

Many people know Louie Armstrong from this song however it was recorded in 1967, 4 years before his death. He was a jazz legend as a vocalist and trumpeter starting on the 1910s.
The song had a resurgence popularity in the 80s due to its use in the movie Good Morning Vietnam.

[j.jennings]

The man is a legend who literally invented modern music. Satchmo is one of the most important musicians to ever live. ❤💯

[quintondees]

Probably the most pleasant song ever done

[Eric]

Louis Armstrong originally recorded this song back in 1967. The song peaked at the #1 spot on the British Pop chart in the summer of 1967. But the song did finally came on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in America. The song did peaked at the #32 spot during the winter of 1988. This song was featured on both the movie and the soundtrack album of the hit movie, Good Morning, Vietnam starring the late great actor, Robin Williams.

[stevenseul]

Louis Armstrong died in 71 but everyone knew of him and this song. Growing up in the 60's and 70's. Great pick

[djgrant]

This song is heard in Good Morning Vietnam (1987). Louis Armstrong who was known as Satchmo also sang “Gone Fishin’” a duet with Bing Crosby, “High Society Calypso” from High Society (1956), “A Kiss To Build a Dream On”, “When You’re Smiling” and “Hello Dolly”.

[dagmar.]

What a great legend. Louis Armstrong was an American trumpeter & vocalist going back to the 20's-60's. His career spanned five decades & he is considered one of the most influential figures in jazz. He was known for his gravelly raspy deep voice & he was good at scat singing. Love his version of the song "Hello Dolly" from the movie with the same name starring Barbra Streisand in 1969.

[harpergras]

The way you see him in this video is the way he was in everything that he did. Always happy.. If he was sad, no one would ever know it.

[gottabeemee]

From beautiful skies, to a baby crying that grows up...the most simple things he turned into the most treasured things...RIP Louis, you remain one of the BEST!!

[mikelesley]

Louis Armstrong was a legendary performer whose music touched the lives of many people for decades. His charm and skills as a singer and trumprt player made him loved by people around the world.

[_Lisa_S_]

The second he sings, tears appear ... its so incredibly moving -- still ..

[johno]

That smile you love so much is a testament to the powers of a human being to overcome the greatest of odds. Growing up in a difficult and depressing environment, Louis Armstrong rose to bring such joy to the world.

[deborahdennehy]

Such an adorable singer, one of the best!! His voice is undeniably precious to me. I shall never forget this wonderful gentleman.