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  • Tbh, I'm a huge Led Zep fan, but this song is not all that great to me. It's ok, but I prefer some of their earlier work.

  • jamin jah

  • ^-^ one of my favorites

  • I used to think this song was about Duffy Dyer. 

  • @dartness340 no its pronounced Dyer not jer

  • @fategbe, SHUT UP YOU DICKHEAD WASH YOUR MOUTH BEFORE YOU SAY ANYTHING ABOUT LED ZEPPELIN, OK?

  • fuck zepplin you morons. they should be excited someone would want to remake this garbage

  • SO DID LADY GAGA IT MAKES ME WANT TO SLIT MY THROAT,THERE SHOULD B A LAW ABOUT COPYING ANY ZEPPELIN SONG!!!!!!

  • this song is 10times better when you're high!

  • @dothatbitch333 everythings 10 times better when your high :D

  • This song is a perfect example for the divine versatality of Led Zeppelin. Freaking love it.

  • hail to the gods..... page, plant, bonham, jones

  • I love this song , but I used to think John Lennon sang it for some reason. Only on the `oh oh oh' part.

  • Most people don't know it's actually pronounced "Jer Maker" as in, "Your Maker".

  • @dartness340 Actually "Did you make 'er?". It's written in Wikipedia.

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  • @dartness340 I heard it's the british pronunciation of Jamaica

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  • 23 people likes Lady Gaga

  • Jah love bottsrgeddon.

  • MJ

  • kids dont know it, but that kingston dude ripped this off

    just like kid rock ripped off werewolves of london in that

    weird ass lynyrd skynyrd double knockoff.

  • d'yer mak'er = "did you make her" in Jamaican speak

  • I heard this song so long ago, but I still remembered that opening riff, with that sweet little little melody playing. Then I heard it cruising with my friend in San Diego a few months ago, and I had the hardest time tracking it down. All I knew that it was from Led Zeppelin, but check out where I am now! Nothing but awesomeness man.

  • crawling for eden

  • Its joke...

    "My wife's gone to the West Indies." "Jamaica?" (which has a similar pronunciation as "D'you make her?") "No, she went of her own accord"

  • The drum opening reminded me of "Where is my mind?" (or maybe vice versa) I would really like to hear (the) Pixies do a cover of a Zep song!

  • Bonzo ugy játszik mindha kalasnyikov szólna.Szuper.

  • how it's made british columbia canada fabrication anyway i love this song more than ever

    isit blue jeans don't die they just fade away? also barleyaleand hops prepticanti cid the

    assassination of a jordanian in saudi arabia if you are 16 years of age you are free to go to canada not aquiring avisa tel aviv main objective strategic air defense montes hordano.

    com pass cio net ly 104w.

  • led zeppelin met reggae ONe of the best 70's song

  • just how i like my dislike bar no red :)

  • Seriously. This song was MADE to be the background music for making slow sweet love. You can't deny.

  • @jushthehermit what is this crap!? it sounds like music that coconuts sing to bananas

  • @911reagan lol what? ',:D

  • hi

  • @bieberfever247101 although i hate your name, at least you're listening to this song

  • Led Zeppelin has so many different emotions. D'yer Mak'er is a happy song in general.

  • "My wife's gone to the West Indies."

    "Jamaica?" (D'yer Mak'er)

    "No, she went of her own accord"

    LOL

  • slipandfall360 is exactly right!!!!!!!!

  • sean kingston literally copied this song. fuk him.

  • @1utubechannel Sean Kingston fucked this song for me...now I can't listen to this without thinkin about his crappy version...

  • what beatifull song..

  • zeppelin branched into all genres in a way. and about lil' wayne, the reason people think he's so talented is because he writes his music while listening to zeppelin

  • Some people say that reggae is bad, but even a Led Zeppelin played music with reggae influences

  • @Karioca171 I don't know how anyone could think reggae is bad as a genre, you can't deny the amount of emotion and soul in good reggae like toots, marley, tosh; this song too.

  • Listen to sean kingston Me LOVe and then this. haha sillly

  • I didn't know about the origins of the title. But as an Englishman, I did always pronounce it 'dee yerr maker'. For my money this is one of the best songs ever written.

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  • Question: How is possible to create an amizing "rock & reague" fusion?

    Answer: It is simple, just foloow this two steps:

    First: Smoke some weed!!

    Second: hear - D'yer Mak'er by Led Zeppelin

    There u got it!!

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  • oh this song is fucking great

  • Geddit?.....Zeppelin always made sense to me!

  • ROBERT PLANT , JOHN PAUL JONES, JIMMY PAGE AND (R.I.P) JOHN BONHAM

    I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - THE BIGGEST FAN EVER !!!!!!!!

  • LOVE,LOVE,LOVE,LOVE

    LED ZEPPELIN

  • LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL­LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL­LLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

    OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO­OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVVVVVVV­VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV­VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVEEEEE­EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE­EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

    !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • because we love LED ZEPPELIN !!!!

  • you don t have to  goooo !!!

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  • zaten görmezsin bunu da ama varya sana diyim efsane olcam ha ben böyle bak görürsün

  • led zepelin sevmiyom ben yua

  • Büşraaaaaaaaa

  • It's essentially "Did you make her?" a joke between Page and Plant when they were on the road...

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  • Im 4

  • en(dot)wikipedia(dot)org/wiki/­D'yer_Mak'er

  • Sounds like he's having sex

    

  • fuck you lil wayne

  • @flugrugr008 why mention him?

  • Most people don't know it: D'yer ma'ker = Jamaica.

  • @Cleciano22 Right on! It's pronounced Jermaker. Jermaker = British accent saying Jamaica.

  • @Cleciano22 D'yer Ma'ker was actually Led Zeppelin imitating reggae and this song was supposed to be a joke/fun song. None the less this song is amazing.

  • @Cleciano22 yeah the way british people pronounce it is "jermaker" and it's a play on words from an old joke with the line "did you make her"..as in, "did you fuck her".

  • @Cleciano22 I thought D'yer Ma'ker meant Did You Make Her???? 

  • @Cleciano22 its door maker in albanian

  • @Cleciano22 yea we know its supposed to sound like an english man saying Jamaica

  • @Cleciano22 Congrats on discovering Wikipedia

  • yessah, good jam 

  • Can someone explain to me what the title means?

  • @lyonslaforet It's a joke. Google it. The song's title is actually pronounced "Jamaica," not "D'yer Mak'er," by the way.

  • @lyonslaforet From a bad old UK joke that goes "My wife's gone to the West Indies,Jamaica? No it was her own decision" (Did you make her) in a British accent,

    Hence the Reggae feel!

  • @somame69 ah, i get it now.  Ja (Did'ya) maic (make) a (her). now it makes sense.

  • why is everybody talking about Little Wayne? I dont like his music but i dont BITCH about it.

    talk about this song or something...

  • @NatAttackFilms its youtube..aka argument tube lol

  • @NatAttackFilms

    I liked your comment, but I marked you for spam. You know why. No offense, brother.

  • i jak można tego nie kochać?

  • did Sublime get the whole idea of their band from this song?

  • rap sucks dick!

    real music better known as "ROCK" will never die!

  • @HawksFloyd These guys were gettin ALL KINDS of chicks and money WAAAY before lil whatever-the-fuck.

  • @FableII4life12 rap is better than rock lil wayne can rock

  • @HawksFloyd led zeppelin is better than lil wayne because lil wayne's a fucking poser n his music sucks ass. Lil wayne's shit is just about being rich n stupid. He's not a gangsta, he ain't ever shot anybody. If ur gonna talk about how good rap is, at least talk about good rap. Try some NWA or Tupac, not that pop-ass lil wayne sellout shit. Now go b a teenage girl somewhere else, cuz that's the only ppl that like lil wayne

  • @HawksFloyd go suck lil waynes dick u idiot. people that truly know about the hip hop genre despise that douchebag. And if you dont like guitar than gtfo outta here and go start conflict with your mom

  • @HawksFloyd fuck off stupid nigger, lil wayne sucks. this is REAL MUSIC, not that gay ass shit talkin bout killing people and smoking pot. FUCK YOU AND LIL WAYNE, BITCH

  • @sexybeast507 Sry bros that wasent me. i Love zepplin PINK FLOYD and all the classic music when it was actually good. Sunscribe to my channel neew videos coming soon

  • @sexybeast507 You got trolled hard dude.

  • @sexybeast507 dam why so racist just say lil wayne sucks not the n word

  • @Chippy215Boss I'm not racist, I just hate lil wayne, and I'll say whatever i want

  • song rocks the best

  • Mellow Riff.

  • Can't get anybetter, born in 1966. I grew up on Rock Music from the 70s. Late 60s, 70s, and early 80s will always be the greatest time of good ole Rock Music.

  • Listening to this without any buds is just wrong.

  • @StoneyMcJuicyBuds hahaha exactly

  • Best band ever

  • BEST Zepplin Song!!!

  • I wish led zeppeling made a reunion tour on 2012 and they played this song live for the first time, along with "All of my love"(already played live on LZ last perfomance)

  • @voodoochild53 it's Led Zeppelin

  • @voodoochild53

    they cant have a Led Zeppelin reunion. John Bonham isnt alive anymore...

  • .002% of people dislike this song

  • @horiblevideo of course not, .002% just missclicked

  • @Felipesalesf i like your thinking

  • @horiblevideo Busting out the mathematics is always good.

  • SPARK IT UP! ha

  • i relate to this song alot...this girl i love left me but i still love her :/ thank u led zeppelin for the signs to get her back

  • @quardink1 fuck u!

  • @quardink1 haha anyone who calls led zeppelin music terrible doesn't know what he's talking about

  • @cyberwaffles little do they know there opinion means jack shit to the rest of us

  • @Roguestandards definitely, its just in one ear out the other. zep is arguably the best rock band of all time, nuff said.

  • @quardink1 faggot

  • @quardink1 Is your life really that sad for you to have to troll led zeppelin songs? Man, I'm glad i'm not you.

  • This is an amazing band but their music is the most depressing shit!!!

  • @TheManlyman21 you sound like the type of person who would say "hey man, have you heard of the beatles? they're pretty good."

  • @ThatGadgetMatt that made me laugh

  • WOW these are so DEEP lyrics"Oh oh oh oh oh aohhooo you don't have to go" HAHA

  • Is it weird that this song makes me horny?

  • I just now started listening to led zeppelin. Gotdammn where have i been all my life?

  • claúdia leite maldita,profanou esse clássico

  • Best pun ever.

  • This is so extremely wonderful its bringing me to tears, litteraly.

  • 16 people ain't got no bitty...

  • @SloKart Absolutely correct.....cannot be done! : )

  • ¡¡¡Buenísimo..!!!

  • PPPPPPPPLLLLLLLLLLLLAAAAAAAAAA­ANNNNNNNNTTTTTTTTT AND BBOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNZZZZZZZZOOO­OOOOO

  • I lost my virginity to this song.

  • @aweomae Are you Lanie ????

  • @aweomae Many if us did! :) It was after all the age of sexuality in the 70s.

  • @jengret12 I'm 14...Well this just got awkward.

  • @aweomae I'm sorry it's only a four and a half minute song

  • @Jennifer32351 Haha Good one, but the song was on replay. Probably played 5 or 6 times. I aint that quick Lol.

  • 2:34 best "I love you" of the music

  • And for all you always-gettin'-the-wrong-end-o­-th'-word yanks out there, 'd'yer mak'er' also means (in the mouth of a cockney) 'd'yer fuck'er' (did you fuck her?)

  • @SloKart I'M SHAKING MY HEAD FROM DISAPPOINT AFTER HEARING THIS SONG! LED ZEPPELIN F***ING SUCKS AND THIS IS AWFUL!!!!

    /watch?v=3BDTtWqygR4

  • I just got a new (old) turn table and can play ALL my Led Zep vinyl again! YAY!

  • you dont have to go

  • Plant&Page in a '70s interview explained the title of this song's a pun&should be pronounced as "Jamaica". "D'yer'maker" spells out how an Englishman might pronounce the phrase "Did you make her".Of course, the title almost always got mispronounced by DJs as "Die-ur-make-ur" (wrong!)

    P&P said the title came from this joke:

    Man A: "My wife's gone away."

    Man B: "Jamaica?"

    Man A: "No, she left of her own accord."

    -Of course, "Jamaica" also refers to song's quasi-reggae rhythms. There you have it!

  • @Bobjb999 thank you for that awesome piece of knowledge! i always thought it was dier maker myself, but i like "jamaica" a lot better! lol it actually makes sense

  • @Bobjb999 thats not a very funny joke

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  • @MrZzachariah13 Apparently you don't have a sense of humor then.

  • @MrZzachariah13 you're a joke

  • @Bobjb999 You sir have enlightened me

  • @Bobjb999 quasi-reggae rhythms? I hear a steady 1/2 beat time, can't find any skanking here mate? But I haven't smoked any yet.....

  • @Bobjb999

    thank god somebody else knows this

  • This mimics the song and dub reggae, which emerged in Jamaica in the early 70's. Born in Stargroves trial in 1972 when drummer John Bonham played a similar rate to doo wop of the 50's, and then switched to a slower tempo, when there is the influence of reggae. The distinctive sound of the drums were achieved by using three microphones at a considerable distance Bonham battery. 

  • led zepplin is classic rock. end of story some1 said there pop and some1 said there heavy metal...both failures. although they are kinda like 70s metal

  • @rainingbloodonu

    Pop music isn't a genre. Pop= popular music.

    Unless you listen to traditional music, everything you listen to is pop.

    Led Zeppelin was a pop band that drew influences from blues, rock n roll, country, folk, traditional music (mainly Celtic and Indian), et cetera. The result was the creation of hard rock. Many metal bands were influenced by hard rock, or Led Zeppelin to be more specific. It is understandable that Zeppelin would be considered metal by some.

  • @username91ification That's not necessarily true. Although the term pop music originally meant any popular music, it has come to refer to more mainstream, recent styles, usually ones with little by way of originality or creativity. The Beatles were originally a pop band, but transitioned into a more psychedelic and strange, but awesome, sound. Led Zeppelin was never really 'pop' in it's common sense, though they were, and still are, very popular. They were considered hard rock or metal by most.

  • i say we petiton youtube for a "LEGEND" button, ...