Reba’s 37-Year-Old Hit Still Has People Screaming ME In 2025

The country legend Reba McEntire has only recently proved that her music has come to an end forever. It was basically after the hugely popular song, ‘I Know How He Feels,’ from her 1988 self-titled album ‘Reba’ that she went to Instagram asking who still jams to the song. This brought about loud replies from there. Like, all caps, multiple exclamation points, loud.

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The post would have hit differently among old-school fans who lived with the jam going from one fan, @martinamcbride going totally into nostalgia mode- “ME!!!! I sang every single second of it…, remembers him like completely the words, the melody, the inflections. Watched it again six more times. This brought me home! More posts!!!! ❤️❤️❤️” That’s the kind of groove you only get from a song that’s been making someone live rent-free in their head for decades.

And everybody else like @mr_rdominguez hailed it as a top-five favorite album of all time while @bhelms613 revealed it was the first cassette tape they ever bought. Cassette. Tape. Let it sink in. On the other hand, @brunarushbr hit us with the poetic “Your music lives in me-it couldn’t be without it,” which honestly? Mood.

But @turnbacktime77 asked, “Are we still getting a new live album????” just to know anything else. Reba has not yet confirmed anything. Judging from the level of excitement that such a track can generate at 37 years old, she just might have to think about it.

@og.dja also has eyes for Reba as it comes to beauty, saying, “Such good voice! You’re still pretty 😍🔥.” Plus, @hopeyc132 hailed the two harmonies and the outfit as definitely a “10.”

But the eternal kicker? @erinenderlin just said that they’re watching a signed VHS special of that performance. VHS, in 2025. That is dedication-or maybe just a really well-maintained collection.

Today, all comments turned up as a meeting of Reba fans, with @bethqcarpenter dubbing the song ‘FAVORITE’ and swaying to all its lyrical fondness for heartaches. Even @lori.e5605 had the curiosity of whether this is a particular concert outside Nashville as details surely still matter decades later.

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So, yes. Reba’s 1988 Album will remain like this in all its splendor till 2025. And if one were to go by the comments, people are not merely listening but screaming every word, themselves watching clips six times over, and clutching the signed VHS as some rare artifacts, asking legacies to fade but counting their exclamation points.