FIRST TIME HEARING JAMEY JOHNSON- IN COLOR (REACTION VIDEO)

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[HalfAndJai]

Let’s get this video to 1K likes and we'll do "The high cost of living" 🤟🏾🤟🏾

[robertajackson]

If you think the pictures were great..you should have lived it...that's the basic meaning. We can have amazing memories but no one can clearly understand it unless you lived the pictures. It's kind of like a movie is Never As Good As the book. Stay blessed beautiful couple❤

[Cowboy]

Great reaction guys. The song is actually a metaphor, "you should have seen it in color", is actually saying like you had to be there, and seen it with your own eyes. Keep up the good work.

[brycehiigel]

I don’t care how many times I hear this song, it always sends chills up and down my spine. Love the song.

[healersandkillers]

“You should have seen it in color” is a southern expression for “you should have been there.”much love from NC!

[oldmanballer]

Jamey is one of my favorite country singers, he sounds more to the older country singers from back in the day! Glad y’all did this one!

[jasonstagg]

Back when pictures were only black and white, for you to "see it in color" you actually had to be there, that is what he is saying in this song.

The pictures are black and white but his memories are in color.

[BibletalkKJ]

When he's saying you should have seen it in color it's meaning, you should have been there. A picture only tells so much. 😁 ❤

[stevedavis]

And that my friends is why we like country music.

[therockbiter]

My grandparents are nearing their high 90s, they lived through all of this. They've told me stories about their childhood, living through the great depression, my grandma about her family immigrating between WW1 and 2, losing five younger siblings between the trip from Germany to Canada to Louisiana, they didn't even get names because they weren't expected to live until they were weaned and still healthy. They just died being known as "the baby".

People today think words and hurt feelings are hard to deal with and poverty is having government housing, welfare, healthcare and free phones.

Our grandparents and great grandparents experienced actual hardship and poverty. The deadly kind, we owe it to them to be thankful for this great world they've built for us.

[senddeee]

When he says “in color “ he means seeing it in person

[turntbyhi-lo]

Jamie Johnson is what country music should strive to be. His live shows are amazing. Imagine several thousand people singing the chorus of IN COLOR. Its absolutely incredible, the way it makes you feel. Thank you for sharing this video with us.

[josephkriegel]

It makes me so happy you two watch such a great collection of songs and accept them and love on them. Thank you both, it makes my heart smile.

[Zoinks_Da-OG]

The stories of Country music and the imagery the singers portray, make that genre special.

[brandonwilliams]

Y'all are the definition of what people want family/friends to be. Y'all are the type of people our world 🌎 needs

[rogerrowles]

The MAGIC AND TRUTH MUSIC, DONE RIGHT, CAN REVEAL, SO DEEPLY... 😀 🤤

[scottrusso]

I think what he's saying when he says "you should have seen it in color" is that you should have been there in time.

[daisi]

As everyone else, this is a metaphor for living it. And believe me seeing it in color brings a whole other level to this song and life

[beowulf]

I just wanted to drop you guys a quick note, Yall are doing what actually needs to be done across America, We all have our culture, it is refreshing to see yall step out and understand other music. Which music is a story of our lives we experienced and you guys rock, I as a combat vet, applaud yall but you two will not know how much you have made all colors and see what we all have in common. You guys do not know how much good your doing BRAVO

[mtcoorscan]

This song is very special for a specific reason, it's describing the life of a man from the Greatest Generation. If you were a child that lived (on a cotton farm) through the Great Depression, you REALLY knew what being poor was. Your childhood was spent working hard just to have food to eat and clothes to wear. And if you were a bomber pilot during WW2, you REALLY knew what terrified was - being in a large, slow aircraft that was constantly shot at by enemy fighter planes and anti-aircraft weapons. These men are mostly gone now. They raised today's boomers and were responsible for putting this country on a path to great prosperity.