Much love as always my guy !! 🫡🕸

It's independent artists like REN and Webby that are saving music. Bringing us real talent and amazing music.

67yr old Aussie here, just discovered Ren recently and just Wow Wow!!!

He is able to push boundaries because he DIDN'T sell his soul.

"That wasn't enough guitar playing" This feels like the perfect spot where if this is performed live, where Ren would take liberties and go on an extended guitar solo for the live crowd.

25:39 that’s so cool you’ll be performing with Knox! And I hope you get to see The Big Push and meet Ren!

It’s truly inspiring to see a community of musicians and creators flourish around a core that radiates such genuine and beautiful energy as Ren. Enjoy your time in Manchester.

ren played the devil's interval, tritone on his solo😮

Watch the ren Knox reaction to find out about that guitar solo

He sings like this when he's doing Wade in the Water. .   with the big push .
Nice reaction 💯 per cent , Cheers from Scotland 👏👏👏👏

Thank you fore a beautifull reaction🌻49 yare old woman from Norway here. I just found Chris webby and Ren , and just wow. Altso found Prof thro ren and webby. This song hit al of the goosbumps that is in my body🔥🔥Have a fantastic day.

Crossroad fable is a blues staple, very fitting. Ren said to Knoxx that it came from Robert Johnson

Plot twist: Chris Webby really has Ren chained in his basement to play the blues for him.

I cannot tell you how excited I was to hear Ren (and Webby of course) do a Blues song -- but CROSSROADS BLUES? ! amazing

Sir. I’m a 75 yo white grandma who has listened to a lot of your reactions. Like most things in life Ren’s music is an onion. There are many layers and you just keep peeling them back and look on in wonder I love that you are expanding your mind and knowledge and doing so many great things professionally. I have to say this is one of my favorite reactions of yours. I would also recommend on Netflix watching the documentary Sunday Best, which is about the Ed Sullivan show. I had not realized, as I was watching him as a child and teen, that he was so instrumental in the civil rights movement and promoting black talent on his TV show. It showcases some great music and gives you a little more insight into history. I could go on and on here because I love this so much. I hope you get into his concert. ❤️

It’s lovely to see how your reactions have evolved as you have gained further understanding and insights from interdisciplinary genres, and I am finding myself learning from you from the perspective of someone who is also lyric-oriented. I agree, I could listen to about 12 minutes of that guitar solo.

Oh wow bp im so happy for you, the amount of people that you've introduced to Ren, he'll be giving you tickets without a doubt. My fave boys, you vik,knox and TBP bliss😂💜🇬🇧

lol ren absolutely slayed this guitar solo

Yay! I'll be flying to the UK for the Manchester shows too! I saw you open in Denver, so will be my 2nd time seeing you perform!

The legend you’re talking about is the Mississippi crossroads myth. I’m a MS native, and this story is a huge part of our blues history. It’s the tale of a musician meeting a mysterious man at a crossroads at midnight and trading his soul for the ability to play the blues. Most folks connect it to Robert Johnson — who was from Mississippi — but it actually started with Tommy Johnson from Crystal Springs MS. His brother said Tommy claimed a man tuned his guitar at the crossroads, played it, handed it back, and after that he could play anything. The crossroads most people point to today is in Clarksdale at Hwy 49 & 61. Mississippi blues lore hits different.  Mississippi blues history is wild.