I BELIEVE THIS IS ABOUT HIS LIFE AND WHEN HE SAYS THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED IT'S BECAUSE IT WA S A BLOOD SACRFRICE, BECUSE THEY KNEW THOSE THREE WOULD CHANGE ROCK N ROLL AND STOP IT FROM BEING SATANIC YOU SHOULD HEAR BUDDY HOLLY WHEN HE SAYS IM POSSESSED Y THE DEVIL
I remember when this song came out my music teacher tried to make sence of it and as I remember he did a good job. Man were the 60's FUCKED UP!!!!! What a Damn waste! It makes me sick everytime I think about it!!! I'm still waiting for all of the Hippies and College kids from then who are running the country now to make good on all of the BULLSHIT that they preached back then. Whenever I hear someone from then say something like "Man we reall made a diffrence didn't we?" I'd like to Deck em!
Its a great video, but it feels like your missing a pretty big point. whenever don says bye miss american pie, he is mainly reffering to the death of his way of life, the simplicity and happiness of the 50s, and he simply uses the death of buddy holly as the gravestone for it. the r est of the song is one big elaborate story, the story of how the american culture and how the music in america matured from the blissful ignorance of the 50s to the turmoil of the 60s. truly unbelievable this song
While the sergeants played a marching tune. Is probably a reference to the Ballad of the Green Berets which was a hit in 1966 by Sergeant Barry Sadler
wow this is so true. its my favorite song... i noticed from the first time i heard it that it had some meaning, but couldn't understand what. you did an awesome job of explaining on an awesome song by don mclean. congrats
@LVEMEDO This is more than just a song. It's a monolithic epic American history lesson capsulated in an amazing song! Leave it to Mick Jagger to tell fans at Altamont during a murder to "cool off." He's such a sell-out--charging $200 per ticket for years. At least Pearl Jam, from my home town, were dignified when fans were trampled, to End the concert AND the tour for mourning. The Stones is possibly the most narcissist r 'n' r bands in history.
This was a wonderful video. Thanks for pointing out many of the allusions I never even knew about this song. A sad anniversary but I feel happy that we can still remember and love Buddy Holly 50 years after his death. What joy he brought the world in such a short time.
Enjoy this while you can--or download and save it. The greedy scumbags from Warner Music Group are going around taking songs off YouTube. BOYCOTT WARNER MUSIC GROUP
guitarist, who lost the coin toss to Ritchie Valens. J. P. Richardson(The Big Bopper) had actually talked Waylon into giving him his seat on the plane.
P.S.: Backstage after the show in Clear Lake, IA, Buddy joked that he hoped Jennings' bus froze. In return, Jennings joked that he hoped Holly's plane crashed.
How in fucks name does this only have 15k views
daman6873 2 weeks ago
I BELIEVE THIS IS ABOUT HIS LIFE AND WHEN HE SAYS THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED IT'S BECAUSE IT WA S A BLOOD SACRFRICE, BECUSE THEY KNEW THOSE THREE WOULD CHANGE ROCK N ROLL AND STOP IT FROM BEING SATANIC YOU SHOULD HEAR BUDDY HOLLY WHEN HE SAYS IM POSSESSED Y THE DEVIL
padrefanman619 4 months ago
I'm downloading this so that one day, when I have kids, I can show them what true music is and how it can actually have MEANING behind it.
Anyone with me?
egoftcp1 5 months ago
I remember when this song came out my music teacher tried to make sence of it and as I remember he did a good job. Man were the 60's FUCKED UP!!!!! What a Damn waste! It makes me sick everytime I think about it!!! I'm still waiting for all of the Hippies and College kids from then who are running the country now to make good on all of the BULLSHIT that they preached back then. Whenever I hear someone from then say something like "Man we reall made a diffrence didn't we?" I'd like to Deck em!
joetubealong 5 months ago
When I liked this video the suggestions for videos Fred, Icarly, and the Jonas brothers came up and the only thing I could think of was Oh hell no.
WrathOfTheGhost 6 months ago
Its a great video, but it feels like your missing a pretty big point. whenever don says bye miss american pie, he is mainly reffering to the death of his way of life, the simplicity and happiness of the 50s, and he simply uses the death of buddy holly as the gravestone for it. the r est of the song is one big elaborate story, the story of how the american culture and how the music in america matured from the blissful ignorance of the 50s to the turmoil of the 60s. truly unbelievable this song
BrutalCorperation 6 months ago
this song explains the 50 60 70 and 80's event in a great way!
CokaColaProductions 6 months ago
Im not 2 sure which lennon its talking about, the beetle or the russian communist. It covers cold war later on,
TheVoltage335 6 months ago
this is real music not hiphop or teen music
CokaColaProductions 6 months ago
While the sergeants played a marching tune. Is probably a reference to the Ballad of the Green Berets which was a hit in 1966 by Sergeant Barry Sadler
ceflora 7 months ago
wow this is so true. its my favorite song... i noticed from the first time i heard it that it had some meaning, but couldn't understand what. you did an awesome job of explaining on an awesome song by don mclean. congrats
trixy13579 8 months ago
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3:26 LENIN not LENNON It makes a lot more sense that way considering Lenin was a huge communist leader(can't remember exactly what he did)
LordJamesCeader 8 months ago
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LordJamesCeader 8 months ago
this is the first video ive sen that doesnt have a thumbs down
something0705 9 months ago
wow !!!!!!!!!!!!
bigredclown 11 months ago
American pie was the name of the plane...
antraykh 1 year ago
i dont think this has to do with some of the people named, this song came out before janis died
bojebus04 1 year ago
The Time magazine title "Is God Dead?" really freaks me out. Gives me the chills.
destroyedtheozone 1 year ago
great video
jesusfreak1020109 3 years ago
Never heard a more beautiful explanation of a song
joeler2512 3 years ago 15
Thanks to the maker of this video and thanks Molly for the share.
Daisy4dk 3 years ago 2
ONE OF THE TOP 10 SONGS OF ALL TIME awesome doesnt come close
LVEMEDO 3 years ago 23
@LVEMEDO This is more than just a song. It's a monolithic epic American history lesson capsulated in an amazing song! Leave it to Mick Jagger to tell fans at Altamont during a murder to "cool off." He's such a sell-out--charging $200 per ticket for years. At least Pearl Jam, from my home town, were dignified when fans were trampled, to End the concert AND the tour for mourning. The Stones is possibly the most narcissist r 'n' r bands in history.
blueguitarblue 3 months ago
@blueguitarblue I Don,t know what your comment means to me Just into hear one of the best songs ever written
LVEMEDO 3 months ago
Amazing video, one of my favourite songs ever ;O)
littlebear1963 3 years ago
Great song! One of my all time favorites!
laura060366 3 years ago
awesome...thank you very much for sharing
daytonitalo 3 years ago
One of the best tunes ever !!!!
CherrisVids 3 years ago
thanks for share janet
scotishjohn 3 years ago
yeah it does, thief
LadyNightshade666 3 years ago
me puedes decir donde puedo consegir esta cancion ( si puede ser por descarga irecta) gracias........
seronoser2 3 years ago
great interpretation. thanks. 50 years. ago
superefri 3 years ago
this song is amazingg
i love it :]
i love buddy holly and richie valens
rip..
Cadetballer14 3 years ago 2
u 4got the big bopper
tg2258 3 years ago
This was a wonderful video. Thanks for pointing out many of the allusions I never even knew about this song. A sad anniversary but I feel happy that we can still remember and love Buddy Holly 50 years after his death. What joy he brought the world in such a short time.
subgenre 3 years ago 2
50 years....
biochief06 3 years ago
50 years ago
mccainiscool 3 years ago
i think miss american pie was the america he once knew.
runnybabbit12 3 years ago
Two thumbs up to the maker of this vid.
My father who passed away three weeks ago taught me to love Buddy Holleys music. Thanks for doing these guys justice.
raughammer 3 years ago
o my god i love this song
♥Katy♥
kkooka456 3 years ago
i think the lyrics to this song will always be a mystery. so many ways to interpet it. one of greatest songs written
boopyfat 3 years ago
i always thought it was a nonsense song because i couldnt understand what it meant but now i do understand it. good song
cheer4BAS 3 years ago
50th anniversary coming up this Tuesday
sliv812 3 years ago
i love this song but i never knew what is all meant. props to you clarifing
runnybabbit12 3 years ago
is that ML K on 7:21 lol
Wskuller 3 years ago
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Wskuller 3 years ago
the greatest song ever song
a rock & roll hit
Wskuller 3 years ago
the greatest song ever its not even close
Hannaf2 3 years ago
u took a long time to make this anf find this so props to you
samsam226 3 years ago
Enjoy this while you can--or download and save it. The greedy scumbags from Warner Music Group are going around taking songs off YouTube. BOYCOTT WARNER MUSIC GROUP
351460 3 years ago
I'm glad this video is back up.
patrickpjfan 3 years ago
super video, klasse- thanx a lot!
DanielSchwegler 3 years ago
I noticed two factual errors in your video.
#1: The only surviving headliner was Dion. Bobby
Vee was brought on in Minnesota.
#2: It was actually Tommy Alsup, Buddy's back-up
guitarist, who lost the coin toss to Ritchie Valens. J. P. Richardson(The Big Bopper) had actually talked Waylon into giving him his seat on the plane.
P.S.: Backstage after the show in Clear Lake, IA, Buddy joked that he hoped Jennings' bus froze. In return, Jennings joked that he hoped Holly's plane crashed.
baldy2006 3 years ago