This is my favorite reaction of all time!!! You are cracking me up. You win the Internet from me today. There’s so much crap in the world today and you turned it completely around. Fantastic!
I'm white and I didn't realize there was so much confusion about the Bee Gees race. LOL! But that's because I'm old and I grew up with this music. I can understand how you were tricked because you said that this song is played in many black movies. I didn't know that... so there you go, I learned something too.
Yes with a huge backlash!! "Disco sucks" a movement that filled cominsky park, burnt the records of black, gay and women artist, along with the beegees!!! Just FYI 🤗
@@ThomasBeauchemin-z4b I remember it, but it didn't change the music of the times. Black artists are well represented in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Gay artists too. Women...not so much, and for good reason.
@@ThomasBeauchemin-z4b That's called fairness. Everyone turned on disco no matter who produced it. Today people would jumping over each other to pander and virtue signal over which albums should be burned.
Amen. We didn't need the word because even though we of the 70s thought various demographics strange, we were fully prepared to accept them and let them participate freely in American life. Then came Reagan and a huge backlash against acceptance and all sanity in general that lasts till this day. God I hope someday the human race gets tired of hatred.
I just love watching black people discover beegees for the first time, you guys have them in your culture and never knew they were white I bloody love it
@@watchbizmatik When people first heard that, "Three brothers sang that song.", they figured that they were Black. They were the Gibbs brothers. There were four of them who had singing careers.
I appreciate the honesty, brother. Nat King Cole sound white, Bobby Caldwell sound black. So what? But if this song don't put you in a groove, you already dead. Great reaction.
I love how there are so many of you younger people listening and commenting on our age music. I’m 73. Keep up the great videos on TH-cam I watch these videos all day. I’m retired and I don’t have to go to work. ♥️♥️♥️
I loved your reaction!!! I grew up listening to The Bee Gees in the 70s. I’m a 62 yr old white woman who thinks you have nothing to apologize for!!! People can be so ridiculous sometimes!!!
Exactly!! How horrible and fake would reactions get if reactors have to hold back when they find something funny. Or if they have to watch what they say, to not “offend” anyone. I don’t get offended often, but if I do or if I don’t like or agree with something, I just move on.
Every time this comes up I watch it so I can laugh with you❤❤❤❤. It is a hoot. Back in the day you could listen to songs on the radio and never see the singers for real. Roy Orbison was a bit disappointing to me. He could have felt the same about me!! A good laugh is the best medicine.
I’m 78 years old and have always heard The Bee Gees. Your reaction is so hilarious that I watch it over and over, have shared your reaction with my daughter and my friends. Keep up the good work, The Bee Gees were phenomenal, music that will last.
Great reaction, I heard a comedian say it best, Nobody admits they listen to the Bee Gees, but alone in your car? You hittin every high note and know every word,
Just about all black folks over the age of 40 loved the Bee Bees - at the height of their fame in the 1970's they churned out many funky ,soulful hits that have stood the test of time to this day.
I preferred The Gees Gees to The Bee Bees but everyone is different. Others like The Bee Gees though I don't think they are as good as The Gee Bees. Now they WERE good :)
I'm a 65-year-old white lady and grew up on the Bee Gees. And I think your reaction was sooooo awesome! Most black people thought the Righteous Brothers were black too and some other artist. I think it's cool. I think we hear people and have preconceived ideas about how they sound. LOL And it so great seeing people react to the old groups from the 70's and 80s. I love it. I had every Bee Gee album.
as a white dude, i am proud that you view the Bee Gees as Honorary men of Soul. Your reaction had me in tears. Its not often white dudes drip, but when they do, they do it well. I made my housemate have an existential crisis a few years back when he found out the Bee Gees were white......i remember him spurting out "my community has lied to me for too long", and i'm pretty sure he said "I don't know whether i'm happy or sad" as well at one stage, so i'm pretty sure this is a normal reaction for a black dude discovering the Bee Gees.
@@leonardlarrisey7525 They were born the Isle of Man I think and emigrated to Australia with their parents in the sixties on scheme encouraging emigration to Australia which allowed travel for ten pounds per person ! Heard Barry say that he thinks of Australia as home always !
@@leonardlarrisey7525 As I previously posted ‘ mysteriously disappeared ‘ Bee Gees born in Isle of Man in UK , but emigrated as children to Australia as children ! They considered Australia their home !
HAHAHAHA!!! Your reaction is PRICELESS, old chap!!! That sideway glance at the camera just says it all! Yes, this is what they looked like back in 1977, four years before I was born. And would you believe my dad had long hair like that and wore pants like that!
It’s never occurred to me that people might think the bee gees were African-American. Like as an Aussie you just grow up listening to it and just know. they were born in the UK but their parents moved the family out to Australia where they eventually kicked off their music career later on. Like I genuinely thought everyone knew they were white. Great video tho! Your reaction was hilarious
OMG, need to share a story of this in reverse. Right after Micheal Jackson passed away, they were showing all these videos of his days with Jackson 5. She said" I didn't know Micheal Jackson was black?!!", and pardon me for my reaction, but I started laughing so hard I cried, and she laughed also but didn't know why. I know he had a skin condition that I was very aware of and I know it was a very sensitive issue for Micheal. But those of us who grew up aware of him saw the gradual difference, but it him someone who didn't witness those changes, how would they know?!!! All the jokes that people made about him, I wouldn't allow my children or grandchildren to laugh at someone with this issue. But I look at it as ya'll were laughing because you were surprised the Beegees were white?!!!, no offense taken, whatsoever!!!. My heart really ached for Micheal and I really felt his pain when he did "Oprah interview, and she brought up how people actually mentioned they thought he bleached his skin to get rid of his blackness. You could tell it really hurt.
These guys were incredibly soulful. They were heavily influenced as teenagers by black artists of the time. They wrote their first international hit "To Love Somebody" for Otis Redding.
Love your surprised reaction! I am same age as Barry Gibbs 1946 we are now 76. we grew up listening to black groups! I was recognized by my soulful Dancing actually at parties made me Dance! I miss dancing at my age now!
The disco era was the most fun time to be out dancing in clubs. And the Bee Gees were the Kings of Disco. Their music was everywhere. They had numerous dance hits.
Don't see how someone could be angy at you thinking they were black. Honestly, seeing people find out the Bee Gees were white is funny as hell, and understandable.
The Bee Gees are amazing and suffered a terrible backlash which caused them to kind of disappear ..... they started writing songs for other people instead. They are legends.
This has been probably the worst week of my life. But your reaction actually got me to laugh out loud...didn't think that was possible. Thank you for that gift. 💙
The brothers Gibb...British transplants who settled in Miami . Unique and exceptionally prolific. Hit after hit. This one is an all time favorite they made for the movie Saturday Night Fever. Disco era
@@mom67lovesu - Only spent less that 8 years in Australia. No hits there and returned to their HOMELAND of the UK to get in on the tail end of the British Invasion. Were always British citizens.
Screw the hypersensitive. I'm a huge BG fan and i know what you mean. Join the club of those who thought they were black, lol. BG created the funkiest 70's music. This song was about the bad situation in NY back then especially in Bronx.Please, react to 'You should be dancing'
Here I am, 68 years old and you made me smile! I love the way you said "I thought it was....". Subscribing cause I need to see someone as happy as you reacting to my music of the 70's.
It is enough to know that we humans can create such beautiful music. The colour of their skin is no more relevant, in terms of having such ability, than the type of shoes they wear. One of the most wonderful things about music is that it transcends everything else, including race. As Duke Ellington once said, "there's two kinds of music - good music and the other kind." The Bee Gees made good music.
Amazing Voices Amazing Song Amazing Bee Gees. I grow up with the best Group ever .I love the Bee Gees. They had so many Songs. And every Song is a surprice. Everybody knows the Song Staying Alive. But not everybody knows its a Song from the Bee Gees. 🕺🥰👍
If you think this is funky, wait until you hear- You should be dancin', Night Fever, & Jive Talkin'... especially the last one, i promise you're going to love it! Maurice Gibb on bass guitar just kills it with that sick funky beat. It's one of my favorite Bee Gees song since I first heard when it came out; I was 8 yrs old, now 53 yrs & still groovin' to it. :-) Barry must be protected, he is our last Bee Gee!
as a white woman who remembers this song, i am not offended, at all, by your reaction. well, as long as you don't mind that i lmfao 2 your reaction. thank you. :)
I ADORE you, Biz! Don’t you apologize! This now my favorite reaction of yours. This is the original. They wrote it, sang it on the album from the movie “Saturday Night Fever.” These men were magic.
You could never offend anyone! I think you are my new BFF, you made me smile so many times it is incredible...dude. you are the perfect reactor; never stop...seriously.
Your reaction cracked me up. I enjoyed it so much. Consider this too. They were born in England and were raised in Australia! They were geniuses of reinvention and experimentation. Try Jive Talking and Nights on Broadway for funk.
They were all actually born in Douglas on the Isle of Man which is a Self Governing British Crown dependency in the Irish sea between Great Britain and Ireland.
Barry was nearly 12 and the twins were nearly 9 when his family left England for Australia as £10 Poms in 1958 so Barry spent most of his childhood within the British Isles.
I think your reaction has been the best one yet. Don't let anyone tell you that was hating on someone. I'm 66 and can remember when radio stations wouldn't play their songs because they sounded "to black' those stations are no longer in business. I love your laugh because you are being sincere with your review of this.
So funny to see the younger generations reacting to the music I grew up on in the 70s! Priceless! Every kid on the block in my day knew this from the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack and you could not turn on the radio back in the day without this song being on every half hour!
Love the Bee Gees. Your reaction was so funny. Everyone who was at least a teen when Saturday Night Fever came out had a copy of this album - didn't matter if you were black, white, brown, yellow or whatever - you owned it and played it to death.
Thank you for your reaction and keeping it real!!! Too many people are way too sensitive over nothing nowadays. I grew up with this music and everyone loved it, we all danced together.
Genius song writers. Every song of theirs is fantastic. Some they've written for other artists. Their youngest brother Andy Gibb has some amazing songs too. I could live in the 70's, 80's and 90's forever.
Love The Bee Gees...brothers Gibb. I’ve listened to them since the 1960’s. Barry hadn’t discovered his falsetto yet, so I never thought about how later they might be mistaken as black. Love how TH-cam reactors are bringing us all together through music. Loved your reaction❤️❤️❤️
I'm not offended loved your reaction (I grew up hearing them on the radio in Australia) and the fact that you still dig it is awesome! Sit back and enjoy the ride!
The BeeGees are the bomb; sure appearances were different; bell bottoms, dancing was alot different; the disco era was soooooooo much fun; I wish I could go back in time
They were born in UK, grew up into their early teens in Australia, went back to UK, made it big then disco hit the scene. They changed their style and they took off to unimaginable fame! Rock on!
This is my favorite reaction of all time!!! You are cracking me up. You win the Internet from me today. There’s so much crap in the world today and you turned it completely around. Fantastic!
wow that means alot, i just want to make people happy. ❤
Bee Gees not black Gees
You mean AC/DC aren’t black? Oh my
I'm white and I didn't realize there was so much confusion about the Bee Gees race. LOL! But that's because I'm old and I grew up with this music. I can understand how you were tricked because you said that this song is played in many black movies. I didn't know that... so there you go, I learned something too.
Look how 'COOL' is the walk...love it....tq
Young people in the US will never believe it, but back in the 70"s we never heard the word diversity. We lived it.
Yes with a huge backlash!! "Disco sucks" a movement that filled cominsky park, burnt the records of black, gay and women artist, along with the beegees!!! Just FYI 🤗
@@ThomasBeauchemin-z4b I remember it, but it didn't change the music of the times. Black artists are well represented in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Gay artists too. Women...not so much, and for good reason.
@@ThomasBeauchemin-z4b That's called fairness. Everyone turned on disco no matter who produced it. Today people would jumping over each other to pander and virtue signal over which albums should be burned.
Amen. We didn't need the word because even though we of the 70s thought various demographics strange, we were fully prepared to accept them and let them participate freely in American life. Then came Reagan and a huge backlash against acceptance and all sanity in general that lasts till this day. God I hope someday the human race gets tired of hatred.
I just love watching black people discover beegees for the first time, you guys have them in your culture and never knew they were white I bloody love it
"There's no WAY this is white people!" Yep...some of us are funky like that. :)
Haha thats dope
Youz SURE ARE😍😍😍😎
@@watchbizmatik When people first heard that, "Three brothers sang that song.", they figured that they were Black. They were the Gibbs brothers. There were four of them who had singing careers.
Yep Yep. Soul has no color. ❤️✌️
Play that funky music white boy ;-)
Who would be offended? It’s a compliment. These guys did have soul. A lot of it. Only one Gibb brother is left. I hope he’s feeling the love.
The Brothers Gibb. Soul has no color. 💜
We grew up In the generation of good music. It didn’t matter what skin color the singer had.
I appreciate the honesty, brother. Nat King Cole sound white, Bobby Caldwell sound black. So what? But if this song don't put you in a groove, you already dead. Great reaction.
Barry Gibb's falsetto voice is absolutely amazing.
This was THE song of the disco era.
Us Brits can't help being funky🇬🇧 😂
These brothers (that's why their harmonies work so well), wrote all their own material!
I love how there are so many of you younger people listening and commenting on our age music. I’m 73. Keep up the great videos on TH-cam I watch these videos all day. I’m retired and I don’t have to go to work. ♥️♥️♥️
This song was released in July 1977! Old school greatness. When you actually had to know how to write and sing. No autotune. Just pure Talent!!
Craziness i love it
"no autotune. Just pure Talent!!" Absolutely!
Actually it was released in December 1977 but who cares? Great is great! Like you said "just pure talent."
And thats a fact Jack.
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They are why DISCO ruled in the 70’s.
Agreed... but give Gloria Gaynor & Donna Summers a little pat on the back as well!
Disco ruled for about 3 years.
@@MatthewC137 Seemed like 20 .
I loved your reaction!!! I grew up listening to The Bee Gees in the 70s. I’m a 62 yr old white woman who thinks you have nothing to apologize for!!! People can be so ridiculous sometimes!!!
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Same!
I'm with Ms.Connie
Definitely! In a world of craziness, this was an awesome video.
Yeah, if they pay attention to communication most be would know that "that is fly", is stone cold compliment!!!!
Best reaction ever! White woman who grew up to the Bee Gees and I'm NEVER offended by honesty!
You were a hoot!
Tears in my eyes. Cant stop laughing.
Exactly!! How horrible and fake would reactions get if reactors have to hold back when they find something funny. Or if they have to watch what they say, to not “offend” anyone.
I don’t get offended often, but if I do or if I don’t like or agree with something, I just move on.
Every time this comes up I watch it so I can laugh with you❤❤❤❤. It is a hoot. Back in the day you could listen to songs on the radio and never see the singers for real. Roy Orbison was a bit disappointing to me. He could have felt the same about me!! A good laugh is the best medicine.
I’m 78 years old and have always heard The Bee Gees. Your reaction is so hilarious that I watch it over and over, have shared your reaction with my daughter and my friends. Keep up the good work, The Bee Gees were phenomenal, music that will last.
I love watching black people of all ages see the Bee Gees for the first time. lol that's what you call "Blue-eyed Soul" in that voice.
As soon as you hear his voice you know who he is
Great reaction, I heard a comedian say it best, Nobody admits they listen to the Bee Gees, but alone in your car? You hittin every high note and know every word,
You don't have to explain nothing to anyone BizMatic. You keep it real and that's the way I like it.
Keep up the good work.
I appreciate that
Too many interruptions.....@@watchbizmatik
Just about all black folks over the age of 40 loved the Bee Bees - at the height of their fame in the 1970's they churned out many funky ,soulful hits that have stood the test of time to this day.
Their baby brother, Andy Gibb was on the R&B charts, too. Shadow Dancing, I Just Want To Be Your Everything, ...
I preferred The Gees Gees to The Bee Bees but everyone is different.
Others like The Bee Gees though I don't think they are as good as The Gee Bees. Now they WERE good :)
I think a lot of people liked their music and thought they were black !
I'm a 65-year-old white lady and grew up on the Bee Gees. And I think your reaction was sooooo awesome! Most black people thought the Righteous Brothers were black too and some other artist. I think it's cool. I think we hear people and have preconceived ideas about how they sound. LOL And it so great seeing people react to the old groups from the 70's and 80s. I love it. I had every Bee Gee album.
as a white dude, i am proud that you view the Bee Gees as Honorary men of Soul. Your reaction had me in tears. Its not often white dudes drip, but when they do, they do it well. I made my housemate have an existential crisis a few years back when he found out the Bee Gees were white......i remember him spurting out "my community has lied to me for too long", and i'm pretty sure he said "I don't know whether i'm happy or sad" as well at one stage, so i'm pretty sure this is a normal reaction for a black dude discovering the Bee Gees.
They got mad soul foreal tho
oh for gods sake talent is talent !
The Beegees are Australian, they recorded in England
@@leonardlarrisey7525 They were born the Isle of Man I think and emigrated to Australia with their parents in the sixties on scheme encouraging emigration to Australia which allowed travel for ten pounds per person ! Heard Barry say that he thinks of Australia as home always !
@@leonardlarrisey7525 As I previously posted ‘ mysteriously disappeared ‘ Bee Gees born in Isle of Man in UK , but emigrated as children to Australia as children ! They considered Australia their home !
They’re amazing. How Deep is your Love is another wonderful hit. They are brothers, hence why their harmony is spot on
HAHAHAHA!!! Your reaction is PRICELESS, old chap!!! That sideway glance at the camera just says it all! Yes, this is what they looked like back in 1977, four years before I was born. And would you believe my dad had long hair like that and wore pants like that!
It’s never occurred to me that people might think the bee gees were African-American. Like as an Aussie you just grow up listening to it and just know. they were born in the UK but their parents moved the family out to Australia where they eventually kicked off their music career later on. Like I genuinely thought everyone knew they were white. Great video tho! Your reaction was hilarious
Yeah, me either!
OMG, need to share a story of this in reverse. Right after Micheal Jackson passed away, they were showing all these videos of his days with Jackson 5. She said" I didn't know Micheal Jackson was black?!!", and pardon me for my reaction, but I started laughing so hard I cried, and she laughed also but didn't know why. I know he had a skin condition that I was very aware of and I know it was a very sensitive issue for Micheal. But those of us who grew up aware of him saw the gradual difference, but it him someone who didn't witness those changes, how would they know?!!! All the jokes that people made about him, I wouldn't allow my children or grandchildren to laugh at someone with this issue. But I look at it as ya'll were laughing because you were surprised the Beegees were white?!!!, no offense taken, whatsoever!!!. My heart really ached for Micheal and I really felt his pain when he did "Oprah interview, and she brought up how people actually mentioned they thought he bleached his skin to get rid of his blackness. You could tell it really hurt.
Oh my the she w@s my grandaughter who was 12 years old. Sorry.
@@sheripetrey1882yes, Michael Jackson said, “I’m a proud Black man.”
people didn't think they were african american they thought they were BLACK!! it's ok you can say it!!!
I just LOVE watching people when they realise who actually sings this song !
Lol. We're not that sensitive.
Wish everyone would lose the everything's racist poo poo.
Great reaction
I agree with you so tired of being told im racist
No we arent:) We grew up in an era where color didn't matter. We loved our differences and country.
The Terri-of-Mobley needs to say more and cannot leave the world hanging in suspense like that ... !!!
These guys were incredibly soulful. They were heavily influenced as teenagers by black artists of the time. They wrote their first international hit "To Love Somebody" for Otis Redding.
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Yeah, but Janis OWNED it!
(Not to take anything away from Otis Redding, but Janis Joplin slayed that cover!)
Love your surprised reaction! I am same age as Barry Gibbs 1946 we are now 76. we grew up listening to black groups! I was recognized by my soulful Dancing actually at parties made me Dance! I miss dancing at my age now!
So the original eminems
The tall guy, Barry Gibb, is the only BeeGee still alive. He was/is a prolific songwriter/composer.
Your reaction was priceless when you found out this was a song by the AWESOME Bee Gees! Barry Gibb is so smooth he will get you hooked!
Best review ever. I laughed my ass off.
Thank you 🙌🏾🙌🏾🤣🤣
thank you 🙌🏿
The disco era was the most fun time to be out dancing in clubs. And the Bee Gees were the Kings of Disco. Their music was everywhere. They had numerous dance hits.
I want this played loud when I walk down the street 😂😄
Saturday night fever, you should be dancing, love you inside and out, jive talking. More than a woman, too much heaven..... and so many mores...
Your reaction Is the absolutely the best reaction EVER
Love love the Bee Gees and I'm black Australian
Don't see how someone could be angy at you thinking they were black. Honestly, seeing people find out the Bee Gees were white is funny as hell, and understandable.
JEEZUZ, I DONT KNOW IF ALL GEN Z, AND ABAß⁶R&B is owned by the black COMMUNITY. This is absolutely ridiculous!
I love your reactions though
The Bee Gees are amazing and suffered a terrible backlash which caused them to kind of disappear ..... they started writing songs for other people instead. They are legends.
I had the pleasure of seeing them live in 1978 best concert i ever seen and heard the mega rock bands back then couldnt touch the beegees
They are amazing ... Getting better the older I get ..
This has been probably the worst week of my life. But your reaction actually got me to laugh out loud...didn't think that was possible. Thank you for that gift. 💙
Hey I hope everything get better for you. Sending all they love your way 🙌🏾🙌🏾❤❤💯💯.
I came back to watch this with you again. I never get tired of your reaction, I am 71 years old and laughed so hard I peed my pants. THANKS AGAIN.
The brothers Gibb...British transplants who settled in Miami . Unique and exceptionally prolific. Hit after hit. This one is an all time favorite they made for the movie Saturday Night Fever. Disco era
Trully gifted
They're australians dude not brits
@@gh4348 They we’re born off the Isle of Mann which makes them British.
@@mom67lovesu - Only spent less that 8 years in Australia. No hits there and returned to their HOMELAND of the UK to get in on the tail end of the British Invasion. Were always British citizens.
Maurice and Barry stayed mainly in the US and Robin spent most of his life in the UK.
Every time I need an uplift in spirit, I revisit this reaction. Gives me smiles and laughs.
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Screw the hypersensitive. I'm a huge BG fan and i know what you mean. Join the club of those who thought they were black, lol. BG created the funkiest 70's music. This song was about the bad situation in NY back then especially in Bronx.Please, react to 'You should be dancing'
Music doesn't have any prejudice , it touches ever ones soul . Any thing the Brothers did is good , like them or not , they made some great music !
Here I am, 68 years old and you made me smile! I love the way you said "I thought it was....". Subscribing cause I need to see someone as happy as you reacting to my music of the 70's.
It is enough to know that we humans can create such beautiful music. The colour of their skin is no more relevant, in terms of having such ability, than the type of shoes they wear. One of the most wonderful things about music is that it transcends everything else, including race. As Duke Ellington once said, "there's two kinds of music - good music and the other kind." The Bee Gees made good music.
Indeed. To fixate on the colour of a person's skin is the definition of racism.
Amazing Voices Amazing Song Amazing Bee Gees. I grow up with the best Group ever .I love the Bee Gees. They had so many Songs. And every Song is a surprice. Everybody knows the Song Staying Alive. But not everybody knows its a Song from the Bee Gees. 🕺🥰👍
I miss the 70's! ❤🎵
If you think this is funky, wait until you hear- You should be dancin', Night Fever, & Jive Talkin'... especially the last one, i promise you're going to love it! Maurice Gibb on bass guitar just kills it with that sick funky beat. It's one of my favorite Bee Gees song since I first heard when it came out; I was 8 yrs old, now 53 yrs & still groovin' to it. :-) Barry must be protected, he is our last Bee Gee!
LOLOLOL! I LOVE YOUR REACTION! Welcome to the world of the BEE GEES! Still got and listen to my Bee Gees Albums!
as a white woman who remembers this song, i am not offended, at all, by your reaction. well, as long as you don't mind that i lmfao 2 your reaction. thank you. :)
Thank you and i am glad we have similar taste in music 😁
Yup! 🤣🤣🤣
There have been times when most of my music was from black artists.
Your enthusiasm and laughter speak volumes. As do mine!!
We would all be so better off if we just took a moment to listen to each other.
You made me laugh so hard. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Ur reaction!!!
Glad you enjoyed it all luv 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I ADORE you, Biz! Don’t you apologize! This now my favorite reaction of yours. This is the original. They wrote it, sang it on the album from the movie “Saturday Night Fever.” These men were magic.
Enjoying this reaction as a 61 yr old white girl that totally remembers the disco era.
Oh and loving that reaction!👏👏👏👏👏They are just so talented.They have wrote many songs..
Not only did they sing this song, but they wrote this song as well!
You could never offend anyone! I think you are my new BFF, you made me smile so many times it is incredible...dude. you are the perfect reactor; never stop...seriously.
All luv 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Your reaction cracked me up. I enjoyed it so much. Consider this too. They were born in England and were raised in Australia! They were geniuses of reinvention and experimentation. Try Jive Talking and Nights on Broadway for funk.
Agree with these suggestions above... Also Fanny Be Tender and To Love Somebody for soul.
Oh wow!
They were all actually born in Douglas on the Isle of Man which is a Self Governing British Crown dependency in the Irish sea between Great Britain and Ireland.
Barry was nearly 12 and the twins were nearly 9 when his family left England for Australia as £10 Poms in 1958 so Barry spent most of his childhood within the British Isles.
Your reaction to this LEGENDARY tune was priceless ❤❤❤ They were the music of the 70s. Out of this world. On a whole other level.
Thank you
Bizmatik ur reactions are priceless; I watch ur reactions everyday; thank you
I appreciate you.
Great reactions..Love that you dig the Bee Gees...Stay cool
You need to listen to "Jive Talkin'" by the Bee Gees next
U need not apologize. You make me laugh and smile. Don't change for nobody. Stay true to yourself.
I think your reaction has been the best one yet. Don't let anyone tell you that was hating on someone. I'm 66 and can remember when radio stations wouldn't play their songs because they sounded "to black' those stations are no longer in business. I love your laugh because you are being sincere with your review of this.
They wouldn't play theiir songs because there was a disco backlash. Had nothing to do with 'black'.
I laughed so hard with you!! Honesty and authenticity is why we love to share these things with you? Bee Gees fan!
Hey Biz, They not only performed this song, 'They Wrote It'! I enjoyed your upbeat reaction...👍
I love it when Americans of different cultural backgrounds connect over food and music.
So funny to see the younger generations reacting to the music I grew up on in the 70s! Priceless! Every kid on the block in my day knew this from the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack and you could not turn on the radio back in the day without this song being on every half hour!
I'm not a disco fan, but this song always makes me sing and dance.
Music knows no color. It is a unifying universal force.
I, sir appreciate your reaction to this. In fact when I get home I'm showing my friend this, because this is one of the best reactions I've ever seen.
Love the Bee Gees. Your reaction was so funny. Everyone who was at least a teen when Saturday Night Fever came out had a copy of this album - didn't matter if you were black, white, brown, yellow or whatever - you owned it and played it to death.
I have watched this SO many times, it's in my favourites folder, the very best reaction, even though I know what's coming I always laugh 💕💕💕🇬🇧
Loved your reaction. Had me laughing in tears
Another beegee song How Deep is your love
Ahhhhh it never gets old🤣🤣🤣🤣 so satisfying watching everyone like “wait..nooooo” 👀👀👀😱😱
GREAT..LOVE THIS MAN
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Thank you for your reaction and keeping it real!!! Too many people are way too sensitive over nothing nowadays. I grew up with this music and everyone loved it, we all danced together.
I'm a child of the 70s and I love this music and I love your reaction to it.❤❤❤❤
Genius song writers. Every song of theirs is fantastic. Some they've written for other artists. Their youngest brother Andy Gibb has some amazing songs too. I could live in the 70's, 80's and 90's forever.
Sooooo funny!!!😂 These guys have been around since before you were born. Started in 1960’s! They’re amazing!!
Barry the one in the middle, and his brothers Robin and Maurice knew how to strut. That is for sure. Cheers.
From a man who lived this, you will love, INSIDE AND OUT....ONE....💥💥💥
Love The Bee Gees...brothers Gibb. I’ve listened to them since the 1960’s. Barry hadn’t discovered his falsetto yet, so I never thought about how later they might be mistaken as black. Love how TH-cam reactors are bringing us all together through music. Loved your reaction❤️❤️❤️
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Fabulous reaction. Thanks for the laughs. Take care and be well. Peace.
Thank you for honesty.....we need little more of that.
A joyous reaction. Thank you!
I'm not offended loved your reaction (I grew up hearing them on the radio in Australia) and the fact that you still dig it is awesome! Sit back and enjoy the ride!
The Best Reaction Ever! 😂😂
The BeeGees are the bomb; sure appearances were different; bell bottoms, dancing was alot different; the disco era was soooooooo much fun; I wish I could go back in time
They not only sang it, they wrote it too.
Love that song since it was released in 1977, still a Bee Gees fan till this day and I'm a blue eyed blonde white woman.😆
I have been bamboozled!
They were born in UK, grew up into their early teens in Australia, went back to UK, made it big then disco hit the scene. They changed their style and they took off to unimaginable fame!
Rock on!
Grew up in Massachusetts do your research
Your reaction gives me life! Love ya, man!