'BEST WORK?'

In venturing over to YouTube I've noticed a lot of "reaction videos" popping up.  They typically involve a hip young person reacting to a video of some classic rock or blues performance by one of the great artists of the time ("First time hearing" Stevie Ray Vaughan reaction videos are a good example).  Sadly, I've yet to see a reaction video for the Rock Bottom Remainders best work.

-- Jim Kenaston

Comments

[Jim]

Maybe we could have a sing-along with “These Boots Are Made for Walking” in the back of the geezer bus.

[Clankie]

We're still waiting for the duets with Tony Bennet album.

[Steverino]

"They typically involve a hip young person reacting to a video of some classic rock or blues performance by one of the great artists of the time ("First time hearing" Stevie Ray Vaughan reaction videos are a good example)."

You answered your own question.

[Flathead County Frank]

Playing some Lawrence Welk or Perry Como should repel those hip young whippersnappers like garlic does vampires.

[cfjk]

Perhaps, just another victim of shadow banning? But I bet a Dino, Frank & Dave trio would drop a few young generation jaws. (Where's that Pence fly when you really need him?)

[man tom]

I was suprised to come acroos this reaction video to RBR who had apparently added a singer.

Oh, C'mon man.

[man tom]

Just SHUT THE *HELL* UP, OK.

Bonus comment: Guys, imagine when you were her age then imagine dating her. Now, remember around the same time when you were declared insane and put away.

[staticjoeage]

The RBRs have a best work?

[fractalist]

Those who can, play music and sing. Those who can't, post reaction videos.

I suspect most of these are quickly made filler intended to boost the rate of YouTube postings to meet some kind of quota.

[Baskerville Bee]

Sad that they spend all of their time reacting to someone else instead of learning how to do something that amazes others.

[Lucky Jack]

RBR is waaaay too hip for YouTube.
Their "Greatest Hits" album is only available to Spotify subscribers