FIRST TIME WATCHING | Vanny Vabiola | I'd Love You To Want Me (Lobo Cover) #musicreaction

Hi, I'm Brad. I'm John. Okay, so we're gonna do another song that was, what, the third song in a row now? Where, you know, I look at the title of the song. I'd Love You To Want Me. Okay, sounds kind of familiar, but I don't think I know it. By Lobo. Who? Don't know them. That's what Manny Gaviola was covering. And yeah, until I hear it, it's kind of like, oh, that song. Yeah, well, it's kind of the same as, I don't think it's the song I'm thinking about. It's not the song that you're thinking about. You'll know it as soon as you hear it. Yeah, which, that's not what it is. Yeah, that's what popped in my head right away. Yeah, that's what popped in my head as well. I thought, I can't think of any other song other than that. So, I'd Love You To Want Me is a song by the American singer-songwriter Lobo. It's like, okay, never heard of it. Whatever. Released in September of 1972. It's the second single from his second album. Wow, too many seconds. Called On A Simple Man. It was actually his highest charting hit on the Billboard Hot 100, where it spent two weeks at number two. So, it wasn't number one, but close enough. Most people don't even get that high, so, you know, let's be honest. I have not even made it to the 100 yet, so. Really? Yeah, imagine that. I'm going to have to write one first, though. I did find it amusing that when it was released in the UK back in 1972, the song actually fell to charting. So, there you go. But it was re-released two years later in 1974 on a UK record label, and it peaked at number five. Oh, yeah, see. Released in 72 in the US, and it did good there, and you guys said, yeah. You slap a different label on it, you know, just like your clothes. Yeah. Slap that designer label on it, and everyone wants it. It could also have been a simple case of, well, you know, the British record label actually promoted it to radio stations and stuff, and the American label, which was probably UMG, because everything is these days, didn't. Oh, but if it was UMG, then- I love UMG back then, though. Well, it wouldn't have been UMG back then, but if it was UMG, then they wouldn't have let another label actually release it anyway. So, it obviously couldn't have been UMG. So, you got all that out? Yes. Are we ready to go? Yes. All right, before we get going, make sure you hit that like and subscribe. Check out the description down below. You're going to find all the links, information, and stuff that we have down there. Okay, I shall hit play. When I saw you standing there The pot fell off my chair And you moved your mouth to speak Had the blood cut to my feet Now it's the time for me to know What you tried so not to show Something in my soul, just cry See the world in your blue eyes Baby, I'd love you to want me The way that I want you The way that it should be Baby, you'd love me to want you The way that I want to If you'd only let it be You taught yourself you're so cold You'd never let your feelings show Figured out what song it is? No, it kind of sounds familiar, but Oh, I actually do know it Well, it sounds familiar, but I just can't like Click it completely. I might have to look the original up later Yeah, definitely like the Yeah, they'd be like, oh, and of course the group would be like, oh It's terrible when you can't even remember who the original group is I mean, the 70s were a couple years ago Yeah, almost like 30 years ago You were like, small Like three I was like, not You taught yourself you're so cold You'd never let your feelings show The obligation that you made For the title that they gave Baby, I'd love you to want me The way that I want to The way that it should be Baby, you'd love me to want you The way that I want to If you'd only let it be For me to know What you're trying so not to show Something in my soul just won't See the one in your blue eyes Baby, I'd love you to want me To that part sounds familiar Chorus Future chorus Yeah, that's it's the main part to recognize but yeah The more I hear of it, the more I'm kind of like, yep, yep, that's the song Man, our eyes are really sparkling today The right thing to say It just seems so vivid It's used, there's no more tears, I drop things I sparkle Actually, I think they do, weirdly enough I say that sarcastically, but I think they do that Because they're doing close-ups of it Well, that too, but See the one in your blue eyes Love you to want me To that part sounds familiar Chorus The way that I want to If you'd only let it be For me to know What you're trying so not to show Baby, I'd love you to want me To that part sounds familiar Chorus Future chorus She's always amazing when she does Yeah I will admit the song does suffer from 1970s, well 1970s, 1980s as well And it's kind of like, oh, we need to have songs that are over three minutes long now You're going to make them a bit longer It's kind of like, oh, but I wrote it to be like two and a half minutes How am I going to make it longer? Well, sing the chorus about three times at the end And then we'll throw in a bit of a guitar solo I bet it was worth it That was a At least her part That was a critique on the song Not the person singing That's what I mean, it was nice for her to be able to sing it The original, I know, could have been like, yeah, you could have stopped already There's a lot of songs from that time period that are like that She could have probably thrown in another one there at the end Oh, that's true Yeah We didn't need a guitar solo That's just, she's always amazing when she does And yeah, like I said, her eyes are like really sparkling out today So definitely keeping you glued to the screens Well, obviously we're going to continue hitting her up So if you want to see those, make sure you hit that like and subscribe Please comment suggestions down below And if you hit the notification bell, YouTube will consider telling you When we do the suggestions that you commented down below And until then, thanks for watching