FIRST TIME HEARING | Dimas Senopati | Stop Loving You (Toto Cover) #musicreaction

I can't stop loving you. Time passes quickly and chances are few. I won't, I won't stop till I'm through loving you, girl. Hi, I'm Brad. Hi, I'm John. Okay, so Dimmer Center Party has released not one, but two covers in the past few days. Good, we're on top of things. Yes. So since we did, you know, a pair of things last weekend, I figured, well, hey, we might as well just do them both. Yeah, might as well. Yeah, because it kind of becomes a Demus Toto weekend. Because as we know, Toto has got a wide variety of songs in their library. All of them are Africa. I was gonna say. I'm pretty sure it's the only song they've ever done, right? Just find out if I know these. That's just the one that always comes to mind, I guess. Yeah, it's, you know, some bands, okay, a lot of bands have one song that, you know, is the only one that anybody can ever think of. Toto's happens to be Africa. Alternatively, it's Africa. Well, who sung that? That's the other, you know, favorite. Anyway. Well, you know, there's so many great bands and great songs out there. Sometimes it's just hard to keep track of. Especially the older you get. It should get easier because there's less good bands to keep track of. So this first one is called Stop Loving You. It was released in 1988. That does sound familiar. It's not the one you're thinking of. Because you're probably thinking of Still Loving You, which is something totally different. That's where my brain went when I first saw it. Except I replaced the word still with stop. I was kind of like, wait, that's not right. Anyway, so it comes from, let's see, on the seventh one, I guess, the album. So it's a pop song about the painful struggle of trying to move on from a deep love after a breakup. I think that's what A.I. says about everything we react to. Maybe A.I.'s have it a little bit. You're asking about a song. I'm going to say it's about some kind of emotional breakup. Yeah, we might have to check in on A.I. It was written by Steve Lukather and David Paich. The lyrics convey an inability to stop loving someone despite the relationship having ended. That makes sense. That's it. End of story. End of story. That's it. That's all A.I. came up with. Yeah, that's all A.I. told me about it, which is kind of like, well, you could have told me something else. All right, well, let's check it out. Before we do, make sure you hit that like and subscribe. This time he's in a studio. He's in a studio. Impressive. Okay, I shall hit. I can almost hear a laugh coming from your photograph. Funny how a look can share a thousand meanings. No well-intended lies, contemplating alibis. Is it really you or is it me I'm blaming? Is the memory of glasses over me? Even though you're gone I feel you deep inside. Dance beneath the light without looking your eyes. I can't stop loving you. Time passes quickly and senses are new. This is for YouTube. It vaguely sounds familiar. Really? Mm-hmm. Vaguely. No. Don't almost think I've heard it before. What was I going to say? Weirdly enough, to me, it does sound very 1980s. I mean, I know. Best decade out there. I know it's from the 80s, but it kind of sounds 80s for some reason in my head. It's like I could imagine it on an episode of Miami. Miami? Miami Vice or something like that. Yeah. The whole vibe of the song, just sort of casual 1980s rock, sort of. Gotta love the 80s. Oh, true. Gotta get that last plug, then. I can't stop loving you. Time passes quickly and senses are new. I won't, I won't stop till I'm through loving you, girl. There's a window in the heart. I try to look through from the start. You're never really sure what someone else is thinking. Someone's booking something new. Not an altered point of view. Just certain someone's constantly, yeah, Heading in my head. I cannot understand what lives inside the wind that cries her name. Try to catch a shooting star. What seems so close can be that far. Living in a dream that's never ending. Dance beneath the light without looking your eye. I can't stop loving you. Time passes quickly and senses are new. I won't, I won't stop till I'm through loving you, girl. Danny's got the whole game together, too. I know. He's got more fans than he usually does. What was I going to say? Yeah. It's actually nice him having more of a band around him for something like this. It's like, I could, okay, I kind of see him doing this as an acoustic number with technically a keyboard as well. Some argument about, is it really acoustic as an acoustic guitar if you have a guy with a keyboard? Whatever. Not necessarily my argument. Read the comments. But, yeah, it's nice seeing him do things with a more full music group behind him. Like I said, this song seems to have that kind of, in my head, 80s vibe to it. Oh, yeah. It's like... That section, it's like I kept having Miami vibes. Yeah. See? I said it. So, yeah, my brain's kind of like, would you lose a chunk of the feeling of the song if you didn't have the full instrument backing kind of thing? Yeah. Well, that was good. I liked that. Mm-hmm. Definitely, yeah. You definitely got that 80s vibe. Vintage 80s feel. To me, it just shows you how they have such good music back then. I mean, music back then made sense. True. I don't know. Today's music that I don't know much of just seems... Yeah. Jonathan thinks a few days ahead of what we're going to be actually reacting to next week, so it's like... Must be something modern. Yeah, yeah. 80s music makes sense. Yeah. Anyway. Yeah. That was fun. And he always... That was fun. Now he does a good job. He always gets right in there and does it. Mm-hmm. We've said before his videos and stuff when he's out in the world don't tend to... He doesn't seem as comfortable when he's out recording outside and stuff. But this was... Even though it was obviously a recording studio as opposed to his house, still had that real kind of... That same kind of comfortable feel to it. Right, yeah. Which is obviously good. Well, yeah, because I think he's in there, he's singing, and they're recording at the same time they're singing, and... Yeah. Just... Well, could well be. Well, at least that's... When he's out on the beach, you just... You get a little bit of that... Disconnect. Yeah, it's more of the... Yeah, when he's out recording on the beach or something like that. Great views and stuff, but you have that disconnected, you know full well that it's kind of like, no, this is just a music video now. Whereas it's kind of like... I'm sure most of them probably are music videos. Yeah. He probably spent a whole bunch of time sitting down, getting his vocal recorded just right, and the same with the guitar and the thing. Right. It's hard saying. Everybody does it. All the professionals do it, let's be honest. This setting just seems more relaxed. Yeah, this setting seems more relaxed, more spontaneous, more... It's a lot more believable as kind of like, yeah, they're just in there, they're singing, they're jamming. Yeah. And obviously it's a double weekend, so we're obviously going to be hitting one up tomorrow. So if you want to see that, make sure you get that like and subscribe. You can comment suggestions down below, and if you hit the notification bell, YouTube will think about turning you when we do the suggestions that you commented down below the video. And until then, thanks for watching.