Ram Jam 'Black Betty' Best of Reactions Compilation

Compilation of Reactions to Black Betty by Ram Jam
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[Bohoke]

Fun Fact: Ram Jam was only given $500 to shoot the video, so they spent $450 of it on weed and beer.

[saintdave]

“Boi, they had the cookout lit!” Is the greatest line to a reaction I’ve ever heard.

[lauragraziano]

I will never get tired of watching peoples' faces go from confusion to absolute delight!!!

[GSMITH]

I am 71 yrs old. I listened to this in College. Glad y outlaw guys catching up to hot tunes that are over 40 years old.

[keen]

This song is 46 years old and it will rock forever.

[InkedChef]

"We are shooting it a granny's today, she made apple pie" 🍎 🤣

[stevenessex]

Ran so fast to these comment I past Usain Bolt twice

[xenotbbbeats]

I'm so happy to see people listening to the good stuff from the 70s. Lots of talent in those days.

[RobinGaines-icju]

"Black Betty" was a cadence sung by black confederate soldiers during the civil war. Black Betty was a rifle made in Birmingham, Alabama. The company that made the gun made an "improved model", hence "Black Betty had a child". They hated the new rifle because it didn't shoot straight. Hence, "damned thing gone wild". Ram Jam put music to the 160-year-old cadence.

[ABC-scip]

This is what music is supposed to do. It brings us all together.

[realburglazofficial]

I refuse to accept that these people got this far in life without hearing this song!

[PeaceOverHate]

Y'all have this 53 year old white gal running down memory lane, jamming out and couch dancing with Y'all! So good to see the younger generation enjoying Black Betty! One of my favorite song's! Be Blessed 🙌 You made my day! I haven't laughed and had so much joy in my soul since before the covid lock down .. I needed this my soul needed this! Big Love ❤️

[martinblank]

I can't take credit for these, but the best comments I've ever seen in regards to this song
1) If Mt. Dew was a person that is what he would look like
2) They had $500 to shoot the video and spent $450 on weed.

[rodleyeriffe]

I listen to that song whenever I need a jolt. I was a trucker, long distance. If you got sleepy at 3am... black Betty is my sweetheart. 😊

[randomposts]

I’m almost 70, and this song came out just after I graduated high school! LOVE to see so many young people in shock that such a great jam has been around for almost 50 years! We’ll….sit down, it been around for over 90 years!!! It was first recorded in 1933 by James “Iron Head” Baker!

[ClaudioMichel]

0:53 - "no budget for the music video, we're shooting at granny's today" 🤣🤣🤣
When you watch the original video this is so spot on and hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣

[bruceallen]

I heard this song thirty years ago for the first time. It came on the radio while I was riding with my dad in his truck and he cranked the volume and sang it flawlessly like he wrote the dam thing! I’ll never forget hearing it for the first time, what an awesome song! Thanks it brought back memories!

[bearbryant]

I worked at a state prison on 3rd shift back in the '90s, our warden was a black lady named, you guessed it, Betty. One night I was on foot patrol and suddenly this song began to ring out over the entire network of radios, AWA state police and other nearby institutions. It was glorious. As you might expect Betty was not amused and everyone who was carrying a radio that night was under close scrutiny. I don't recall ever hearing who did it.

[wendybutler]

I LOVE seeing the young ones discover the music we lived our lives to. This is my all time fave genre of rock, of music and to see new generations loving it, too, is AWESOME!

[jamessimmons]

To all the haters...I've never met a black person that didn't love this song