Why is everyone so obsessed with autotune, like it gives more credence to talented artists from the past? There are plenty of talented singers around now, or doesn't anyone care to check?
@@Hexon66 My kids tell me that they wish they had been back in my era because we had all the good music. My response is that we had plenty of crap stuff back then as well, but what they hear from back then is the stuff that was good enough to survive 40-50 years. But I do think autotune has lead to a certain amount of laziness in modern performers. I think a lot would struggle to perform and sound good in a live environment such as that without any aids such as autotune. That doesn't mean there still isn't great talent though.
Understand what you're saying, and I love their harmonies. But you tell you the truth, I was in a small singing group in high school a million years ago and we did the same thing without any instruments at all. Every single time we were on key at the end of the song. And we were just teenagers. None of us were music majors. Some people have an ear for music and some don't. We're all different.
Just three brothers singing and playing acoustic guitar. Unlike anything we have ever seen, pure magic. Impromptu, they sound as good as they did in the studio.
Robin was always my favorite voice. And you’re right, he always does sound like he is on his last leg. That’s why he sounded so great with songs like I started a joke and I just got to get a message to you.
That voice so eloquent, so vulnerable and has such a unique vibratto, unlike any other singer i have heard. Barry's voice is stunning, too, but it is a bit different but that is why they compliment each other so well.
There is no one or group that comes close in this day and time to The Brothers Gibb. Robin's voice shines so strong in this version that as much as I love Barry's voice, Robin is every bit his equal.
Great selection, Craig! My emotions are mixed seeing the brothers so alive and well killing this song on a moments notice. Nothing lasts forever - grasp it while you can. The Bee Gees were the gold standard.
The Bee Gees were such a talented group. What a great version. Harri you picked a winner.. Wonderful reaction Harri. So very unique. Great request Craig
Their harmonies are in perfect sinc. I love the days where music didn’t need auto tune or a laundry list of producers to make something so timeless. Just talent and the creative know how to put words into song. No Twitter clap backs needed. No face tats and Instagram followers wanted. Can’t imagine a world without this kind of purity.
One of the reasons Robin's voice was un- replicable is because he had a natural very fast and narrow vibrato. Most vibratos that people teach their vocal chords to do are much wider and slower because that's much easier to accomplish. A wider vibrato goes above and below the note by a fair amount, while the narrow vibrato that Robin had stays close to right on the note. Very unique quality to his voice. Beautiful!
Yes, phantastic! Strange news, so I've been reading that on the Rolling Stone magazine, Bee Gees are placed on Nr. 95 of best songwriters in music-history. 95??????????????? What the hell is goin' on with those ingnorant and arrogant, bloody bastard critizens. Bros. Gibb are holding so many records and Nr. 1 songs. Wrote about 1100 songs over nearly 5 decades. Were overlooked and written down so many times. But always came back, jumping over the hurdles which were thrown in their way. Please check'em out with a song, called 'Blue Island', live and unplugged on MTV-Most Wanted, in 1993 I think. You'll get perfect harmonies again!
Acoustic. The best way to listen to the most beautifully blended chorus of genetics to be placed on vinyl. Heavenly. Shades of an irreplaceable era in time. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Craig. Lovely song. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
One of my favorites! I prefer their earlier non-disco sound. "Gotta get a Message to You" is another good one of that type. It should also be noted that they are seated for this performance which constricts the breathing & most performers prefer to stand to better control the diaphragm.
Loved Robin's voice.. it was just amazing. And the harmonies..you can't get better than sibling harmony.. You just can't.. look at all the groups.. over the year with sibling harmony.... I've know in my life time.. Osmonds, Jacksons Bee Gees .... on and on
They were absolutely incredible together, Barry with his falsetto also has a unique voice. This song was taking me down memory lane. I had an old family friend that going back to the 1940's. He used to play with My Mum's Sister back then when they were kids. They didn't care about the eyebrows they raised because She had mainly European Decent and He was Aboriginal. All they saw when looking at each other was Their Friend. His Youngest Daughter and I have been Close Friends since we were teenagers in the 90's. I didn't have a Best Friend, I had 3 Close ones. Anyway when I was in my 20s another one of those Close Friends and I were staying at their house 🏡. We were getting ready to go to a party across the street. I was ready early so I went to hang out with him and his wife while I waited. He got out his guitar then started singing this song and I started harmonising with him. When we were ready to leave, he was clearly disappointed. From then on we started performing together at parties. It was so sad when he developed Alzheimers and couldn't Perform anymore. About a year ago he passed away in his sleep. As a side note I have a Brother-in-law in Redcliffe just outside Brissie (Brisbane) who lived around the block from The Bee Gees. He used to play gigs with them at a local pub as teenagers. A few years back Barry visited the area, he said hello to my Brother-in-law and called him by name.
I remember the first time I heard this song I was in the navy and my ship was off the coast of Vietnam...while up on a deck a shipmate was listening to a little transistor radio and he called me knowing I was from Massachusetts and he said you have to hear this...loved the Bee Gees ....and I heard later they never been to Massachusetts at the time they recorded this song..
Love the Bee Gees. Every song a hit. Their harmonies are just perfect. Massachusetts reminds me of the beautiful Cape Cod coastline. Massachusetts was named for an Algonquian Indian word that means "a big hill place." RIP Maurice, Robin and Andy. xxx
Nobody dared trying to copy Robin's voice or his iconic leads because it was impossible. Barry said many copied or even mocked his falsetto but nobody tried to copy Robin. His vibrato was superb. He had his own echo. Vibrato is a rapid but spot on variation in pitch many times in a millisecond and you either have it or you don't. It is like AC current and an effect of the central nervous system on the vocal chords. There are a few singers out there with good vibrato but the quality of his voice combined with his vibrato was unparalleled. Such a loss - both twins. Two of my favorite Robin leads are "Black Diamond" and "Country Lanes but there are dozens that I love. Together these brothers made magic.
Wow, I had not seen this acoustic version. Thank you for selecting this version to react to. I agree with your assessment. Robin's voice is magnificent. No one can sing like him and his voice cannot be imitated. This acoustic version shows off the talent of Robin and his brothers. It's just their bare voices and a couple of guitars and they sound just as fabulous. I just love them. By the way, some of the comments below keep referring to their disco era. They hated to be called disco because they hadn't heard of disco when they wrote the songs for SNF. Their producer, Robert Stigwood, contacted them to write some songs for this "little movie" he was doing. So they gave him the songs that they had just finished writing for a new album they were working on. As they say, the rest is history.
A bit of trivia- The Bee Gees had never set foot in Massachusetts at the time this song was released. They had only toured a few places in New York. When asked about it, one of them said- "It just sounded like a great name."
Never heard a bad song from the Brothers Gibb Prolific song writing Hits for themselves and many others Sad how it all panned out Barry, the oldest, is left And he would give up everthing to have his brothers by his side
Thanks! how they are just sittin' in chairs.. and still doing those amazing vocals.. Like, what?? Don't singers usually have to stand and posture?? Robin has always been my guy...but damn - what about Maurice..? He never got enough credit...
His son Spencer sounds a lot like him. Check out Spencer’s song Empty Room. He sounds like his dad. Check out the rest of their kids with The Gibb Collective in Please Don’t Turn out the Lights.
Check out the Seekers cover of this song. The BeeGees had originally written it for the Seekers but for some reason it didn't work out and BeeGees recorded it. The Seekers later recorded in honor of Robin
This is such a beautiful song in any version. I was always especially fond of it, having grown up in Massachusetts, just outside Boston. Robin’s voice is so lovely on its own and even more beautiful when harmonizing with his brothers. Great choice Craig. Nice review, as always, from Harri 🌺✌️
@@beeharbour Hey there! I actually was born at Lowell General Hospital and grew up in Chelmsford, moving closer to Boston later to attend college. I used to take my mother-in-law to a Korean store in Lawrence. Good day!
I always loved this song when I was growing up in the 60s. I’ve lived next to Massachusetts all my life. I take my daughter-in-law to Boston at least once per month to one of the best hospitals in the country. Love your reactions, Harri!❤️
This one is without the falsetto too so it's just them in their natural state. They could do it all. Loved how back then you couldn't tell the difference between a concert and a record. So talented.
It was true that the Bee Gees could always reproduce the sound of their recordings in their concerts but by no means all acts from those days could do so. I saw some horrifically bad concerts back in the day. Now sometimes (Stephen Stills, The Pogues, come to mind immediately) the performers were far too high/drunk to make a serious judgement on their ability to perform, but others appeared to be trying but failing to sound decent. There was not the arsenal of tools available that there are today to make the sucky sound plausible but some chicanery went on nonetheless with some artists. The megahit "Frampton Comes Alive" was rumored to be unrecognizable to those in attendance at the actual concert, so doctored was the final product. I can't vouch for the truth of that, I hasten to add.
@@beeharbour Yes it depended on what event you went to and the condition of the band but that's about all we had back then if we couldn't see them on a variety TV show so yeah, I wasn't going to bring up the negative on live concerts...and the audience in some cases were just as bad at times as well. I didn't get to see too many concerts until college so at that point, the groups had to be somewhat cleaned up to do that. And yeah, I went to a few stinkers where I believe I walked out it was so bad. And via my comment, it was about the BG's not everyone out there...and yes, there was a ton of studio work being done and no, I didn't get to see them in person living in midwest rural America you were lucky to not have to drive a couple of hours to even go to a concert.
@MollieC-uc1fk Well, you said you couldn't tell the difference between a concert and a record back then, so I was simply saying that quite often you absolutely could. The Bee Gees were more an exception than a rule by my admittedly unscientific recollection.
My favorite song by The Bee Gees. 2024 here.
Stunning. What exemplary musicians, all. You look up any live version of any song they do, and you will see perfection, every time.
Oh my dear God, thank you for the brothers Gibb!!!!!!!!
Yes I Agree BEAUTIFUL VERSION. LOVE THE BEEGEES
I love “Massachusetts.” Thanks, Harry! Love these reactions. Also, I love “Alone.” Bee Gees are great!
This just shows the stunning talent these brothers possessed. Almost not fair, that there is it that much talent in 3 brothers...
Their consistancy is so professional. They have perfect body clocks
This shows how naturally talented they were. No need for auto tune or other electronic tricks. Just raw talent.
Why is everyone so obsessed with autotune, like it gives more credence to talented artists from the past? There are plenty of talented singers around now, or doesn't anyone care to check?
@@Hexon66 My kids tell me that they wish they had been back in my era because we had all the good music. My response is that we had plenty of crap stuff back then as well, but what they hear from back then is the stuff that was good enough to survive 40-50 years. But I do think autotune has lead to a certain amount of laziness in modern performers. I think a lot would struggle to perform and sound good in a live environment such as that without any aids such as autotune. That doesn't mean there still isn't great talent though.
@@Hexon66 Just as one example, I've heard Beyonce saying on a talk show and it was off-the-cuff. She can't sing any better than I can!
Understand what you're saying, and I love their harmonies. But you tell you the truth, I was in a small singing group in high school a million years ago and we did the same thing without any instruments at all. Every single time we were on key at the end of the song. And we were just teenagers. None of us were music majors. Some people have an ear for music and some don't. We're all different.
Wow, stunning performance..
Another amazing accoustic song, "Blue island"😊
Just three brothers singing and playing acoustic guitar. Unlike anything we have ever seen, pure magic. Impromptu, they sound as good as they did in the studio.
Amen to that 🙏
Robin was always my favorite voice. And you’re right, he always does sound like he is on his last leg. That’s why he sounded so great with songs like I started a joke and I just got to get a message to you.
The sound of this song always made me sad but I really bery much
That voice so eloquent, so vulnerable and has such a unique vibratto, unlike any other singer i have heard. Barry's voice is stunning, too, but it is a bit different but that is why they compliment each other so well.
OMG!!! LOVE THIS VERSION...it is that quiver in Robin's voice
WOW, very minimal and almost acapella, and.....they sound great
Loved Robin's vocals especially, always liked his songs (the ones he sang lead on) the best. Goosebumps for this 66 year old man.
Me too
Me too. I Started A Joke is my all time favorite!
"I Can't See Nobody" is up there on the top of my list, too!
They ended that same interview with Silent Night as it was near Christmas. The best performance of it I have ever heard.
There is no one or group that comes close in this day and time to The Brothers Gibb. Robin's voice shines so strong in this version that as much as I love Barry's voice, Robin is every bit his equal.
Such beautiful voices and harmony. Barely any accompaniment, not cleaned up in post production; just live pure talent.
Great selection, Craig! My emotions are mixed seeing the brothers so alive and well killing this song on a moments notice. Nothing lasts forever - grasp it while you can. The Bee Gees were the gold standard.
Thanks!
My personal favourite Bee Gees song Robin has the most beautiful voice
Barry, Maurice, Robin...so great together.
I think Robin has a haunting and vulnerable sadness to his voice. It's just beautiful.
You can never go wrong with The Bee Gees.
One of my many favorites from The Bee Gees!!!
The Bee Gees were such a talented group. What a great version. Harri you picked a winner.. Wonderful reaction Harri. So very unique. Great request Craig
Thanks!
Studio level vocals
Such a beautiful song. Thanks Harri.
I love all their early stuff. I think they wrote "Islands in the Stream"done by Dolly Parton & Kenny Rodgers. Do that song sometimes.
Robins voice like no other!
I honestly thought I loved the BeeGees until this song came out. It was when I heard this that I truly loved them.
Robin was unique!❤😢
Their harmonies are in perfect sinc. I love the days where music didn’t need auto tune or a laundry list of producers to make something so timeless. Just talent and the creative know how to put words into song. No Twitter clap backs needed. No face tats and Instagram followers wanted. Can’t imagine a world without this kind of purity.
One of the reasons Robin's voice was un- replicable is because he had a natural very fast and narrow vibrato. Most vibratos that people teach their vocal chords to do are much wider and slower because that's much easier to accomplish. A wider vibrato goes above and below the note by a fair amount, while the narrow vibrato that Robin had stays close to right on the note. Very unique quality to his voice. Beautiful!
The Bee Gees were awesome, especially their earlier songs, I especially love when Robin sings the lead
Great reaction! A lot of people do not realize that the BeeGees were popular and had many hit songs before their Saturday Night Fever fame.
Grew up on the early Bee Gees. My older sister had this album, and I was always sneaking it out of her room 😂
@@leannmiller7153 Ditto! 😁
I've never heard this song done live, or acoustically. It was wonderful. The Bee Gees never fail to amaze.😎👍👍
That voice is unmistakable and astonishing and the harmonies, gosh!!
Yes, phantastic! Strange news, so I've been reading that on the Rolling Stone magazine, Bee Gees are placed on Nr. 95 of best songwriters in music-history. 95??????????????? What the hell is goin' on with those ingnorant and arrogant, bloody bastard critizens. Bros. Gibb are holding so many records and Nr. 1 songs. Wrote about 1100 songs over nearly 5 decades. Were overlooked and written down so many times. But always came back, jumping over the hurdles which were thrown in their way. Please check'em out with a song, called 'Blue Island', live and unplugged on MTV-Most Wanted, in 1993 I think. You'll get perfect harmonies again!
The pre-disco Bee Gees were the best Bee Gees.
Acoustic. The best way to listen to the most beautifully blended chorus of genetics to be placed on vinyl. Heavenly.
Shades of an irreplaceable era in time.
Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Craig. Lovely song. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
This is amazing! I'd never heard this performance before. Just lovely.
50s 60s 70s 80s 90s and the beginning of 2000 their voices have never changed
absolutely amazing
I agree. Robin was always my favorite, not to put Maurice or Barry down. They’re all sublime. God bless the Brothers Gibb.
Gives me goosebumps. So much talent
The Beegees did it all
Beautiful thank you Harry
They had so many great songs, but this one gives me goosebumps. Just a beautiful song.
No other band could harmonise like the Bee Gee's
Of their early songs, this is one of my two or three favorites.
Watching Robin sing this song, the emotional look on his face, is just powerful.
I'd love to watch you react to this whole interview.......their interviews are very entertaining......
Raw and hauntingly beautiful...!
One of my favorites! I prefer their earlier non-disco sound. "Gotta get a Message to You" is another good one of that type. It should also be noted that they are seated for this performance which constricts the breathing & most performers prefer to stand to better control the diaphragm.
Loved Robin's voice.. it was just amazing. And the harmonies..you can't get better than sibling harmony.. You just can't.. look at all the groups.. over the year with sibling harmony.... I've know in my life time.. Osmonds, Jacksons Bee Gees .... on and on
They were absolutely incredible together, Barry with his falsetto also has a unique voice. This song was taking me down memory lane. I had an old family friend that going back to the 1940's. He used to play with My Mum's Sister back then when they were kids. They didn't care about the eyebrows they raised because She had mainly European Decent and He was Aboriginal. All they saw when looking at each other was Their Friend. His Youngest Daughter and I have been Close Friends since we were teenagers in the 90's. I didn't have a Best Friend, I had 3 Close ones. Anyway when I was in my 20s another one of those Close Friends and I were staying at their house 🏡. We were getting ready to go to a party across the street. I was ready early so I went to hang out with him and his wife while I waited. He got out his guitar then started singing this song and I started harmonising with him. When we were ready to leave, he was clearly disappointed. From then on we started performing together at parties. It was so sad when he developed Alzheimers and couldn't Perform anymore. About a year ago he passed away in his sleep.
As a side note I have a Brother-in-law in Redcliffe just outside Brissie (Brisbane) who lived around the block from The Bee Gees. He used to play gigs with them at a local pub as teenagers. A few years back Barry visited the area, he said hello to my Brother-in-law and called him by name.
Just like they'd sound at a party in your living living room :)
I remember the first time I heard this song I was in the navy and my ship was off the coast of Vietnam...while up on a deck a shipmate was listening to a little transistor radio and he called me knowing I was from Massachusetts and he said you have to hear this...loved the Bee Gees ....and I heard later they never been to Massachusetts at the time they recorded this song..
Love the Bee Gees. Every song a hit. Their harmonies are just perfect. Massachusetts reminds me of the beautiful Cape Cod coastline. Massachusetts was named for an Algonquian Indian word that means "a big hill place." RIP Maurice, Robin and Andy. xxx
So odd to hear a couple or Brits singing about Massachusetts. The birthplace of The Revolutionary War.
Buttercup, anus is an exit, not an entrance
Check out an evening with Lulu when she had Maurice Gibb sing with her his voice is incredible too
WOW just sing great
Esse e o cara voz linda maravilhosa
They have voices that are so angelic. I’m glad you chose this one to listen to.
I just found my favorite reaction channel. Love this guy.
Beautiful song.
Still amazes me how they could sing around all those teeth and still do great harmonies.
Wow, that's serious rude, don't you think?
@@Zlata1313 No, I don't. It's humor. And did you see the 'great harmonies' part?
@@nunyabinniss201 yeah I did. Still not funny, sorry.
@@Zlata1313 You can take comfort in knowing I didn't type the comment with you in mind.
I love their "folky" stuff like this the most.
Nobody dared trying to copy Robin's voice or his iconic leads because it was impossible. Barry said many copied or even mocked his falsetto but nobody tried to copy Robin. His vibrato was superb. He had his own echo. Vibrato is a rapid but spot on variation in pitch many times in a millisecond and you either have it or you don't. It is like AC current and an effect of the central nervous system on the vocal chords. There are a few singers out there with good vibrato but the quality of his voice combined with his vibrato was unparalleled. Such a loss - both twins. Two of my favorite Robin leads are "Black Diamond" and "Country Lanes but there are dozens that I love. Together these brothers made magic.
Country Lanes is Robin vocal perfection
I wasn't a fan of disco, but I loved the early Bee Gees.
Their post disco stuff was great too. I didn't care for the disco stuff either.
I am in awe of this version, sounds so good compared to original. Please react to One, Nights on Broadway (live version). Great reaction!
Love the Bee Gees they are so talented, in so my ways. Another great acoustics song they sin is Blue Island I think you will love it. Thanks Harri
Wow, I had not seen this acoustic version. Thank you for selecting this version to react to. I agree with your assessment. Robin's voice is magnificent. No one can sing like him and his voice cannot be imitated. This acoustic version shows off the talent of Robin and his brothers. It's just their bare voices and a couple of guitars and they sound just as fabulous. I just love them. By the way, some of the comments below keep referring to their disco era. They hated to be called disco because they hadn't heard of disco when they wrote the songs for SNF. Their producer, Robert Stigwood, contacted them to write some songs for this "little movie" he was doing. So they gave him the songs that they had just finished writing for a new album they were working on. As they say, the rest is history.
A bit of trivia- The Bee Gees had never set foot in Massachusetts at the time this song was released. They had only toured a few places in New York. When asked about it, one of them said- "It just sounded like a great name."
Never heard a bad song from the Brothers Gibb
Prolific song writing
Hits for themselves and many others
Sad how it all panned out
Barry, the oldest, is left
And he would give up everthing to have his brothers by his side
One of my favorite songs from The Bee Gees!!
Thanks! how they are just sittin' in chairs.. and still doing those amazing vocals.. Like, what?? Don't singers usually have to stand and posture?? Robin has always been my guy...but damn - what about Maurice..? He never got enough credit...
Love love this song!! Harmony is amazing. One of the BEE GEES best!! The other I love is “One”
Such fine voices and melodies. Great song Harri
Finally!! You are the first person I've seen react to the bee gees pre disco. Lots of great great songs.
Lots of reactors have actually.
bee gees blue island live from mtv
His son Spencer sounds a lot like him. Check out Spencer’s song Empty Room. He sounds like his dad.
Check out the rest of their kids with The Gibb Collective in Please Don’t Turn out the Lights.
Robin, in my opinion has a emotional side voice when it comes to singing
Check out the Seekers cover of this song. The BeeGees had originally written it for the Seekers but for some reason it didn't work out and BeeGees recorded it. The Seekers later recorded in honor of Robin
This is such a beautiful song in any version. I was always especially fond of it, having grown up in Massachusetts, just outside Boston. Robin’s voice is so lovely on its own and even more beautiful when harmonizing with his brothers. Great choice Craig. Nice review, as always, from Harri 🌺✌️
From beautiful Lawrence, Massachusetts myself. This is a great place to be from since you don't want to still be there.
@@beeharbour
Hey there! I actually was born at Lowell General Hospital and grew up in Chelmsford, moving closer to Boston later to attend college. I used to take my mother-in-law to a Korean store in Lawrence. Good day!
@@debbiechang5781 Small world! I did a rotation at Lowell General when I was in nursing school.
So good.
I always loved this song when I was growing up in the 60s. I’ve lived next to Massachusetts all my life. I take my daughter-in-law to Boston at least once per month to one of the best hospitals in the country. Love your reactions, Harri!❤️
This is my favourite version of Massachussetts. It's gorgeous.
❤❤❤❤❤
Amazing
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!!!!!!!!
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This one is without the falsetto too so it's just them in their natural state. They could do it all. Loved how back then you couldn't tell the difference between a concert and a record. So talented.
It was true that the Bee Gees could always reproduce the sound of their recordings in their concerts but by no means all acts from those days could do so. I saw some horrifically bad concerts back in the day. Now sometimes (Stephen Stills, The Pogues, come to mind immediately) the performers were far too high/drunk to make a serious judgement on their ability to perform, but others appeared to be trying but failing to sound decent. There was not the arsenal of tools available that there are today to make the sucky sound plausible but some chicanery went on nonetheless with some artists. The megahit "Frampton Comes Alive" was rumored to be unrecognizable to those in attendance at the actual concert, so doctored was the final product. I can't vouch for the truth of that, I hasten to add.
@@beeharbour Yes it depended on what event you went to and the condition of the band but that's about all we had back then if we couldn't see them on a variety TV show so yeah, I wasn't going to bring up the negative on live concerts...and the audience in some cases were just as bad at times as well. I didn't get to see too many concerts until college so at that point, the groups had to be somewhat cleaned up to do that. And yeah, I went to a few stinkers where I believe I walked out it was so bad. And via my comment, it was about the BG's not everyone out there...and yes, there was a ton of studio work being done and no, I didn't get to see them in person living in midwest rural America you were lucky to not have to drive a couple of hours to even go to a concert.
@MollieC-uc1fk Well, you said you couldn't tell the difference between a concert and a record back then, so I was simply saying that quite often you absolutely could. The Bee Gees were more an exception than a rule by my admittedly unscientific recollection.
Excuse my french, but, Holy Shit!!
Maravilhosa música! 🇧🇷👋👋👋👋Amo demais essa banda!❤❤❤👍
Anytime now ask for that to happen, brothers
When Robin spoke I thought I was listening to John Lennon !.....almost same voice.
No one can sing like Robin Gibb
My fav. years of their music is the 60s early 70s ☮️🌎🎸🇺🇸
👍💪👏