After I watched this reaction, I regret it. They have absolutely no clue. It's a classic 90s dance song. I was 5 years old back then and still love it. Way better than the crap today!!!
It’s kinda sad how utterly clueless you two are, this was MASSIVE and came at the end of acid house where people were looking for something and had an open mind in clothes and music
I can sadly say that I have probably watched 2 dozen reaction videos to this song and I can realistically say that this is the 1st time that the reaction video was saying that they hated it
This music and style was huge in the clubs in 1990. The music(not this song in particular) was so much better than all the predictable hip hop trap crap of today. Deee-Lite was a huge underground dance group with a major worldwide following that still gets talked about today. Oddly this song is their biggest hit that gets played in so many movies, commercials, etc. While every bride in America seems to play this at their receptions, this song is considered the mainstream and prolly the last track a Deee-Lite fan would cue up. World Clique was their debut album. Get it. It’s still relevant today with people in the know and highly influential. They have so many other great tracks that put this one to shame though.
What's actually sad is these millennials actually think they have reality figured out, especially when it comes to music. This is why I weep for the future.
The girl is Lady Kier she was actually a well known club DJ and you are so clueless cause this music was very much 90's club and rave music. The other two guys in the video were also well renowned club DJ's as well and actually this particular group was more about the LGBTQ scene instead of the straight culture scene.
Don't blame it on this whole generation I hate when y'all do that these are just too unculture individuals who likes the standard obviously and don't like going out of their bubble's
@@lejla4418The "generation disconnect" comment relates to these two only, but I am sure that there are many others just like them. Hope you enjoyed dee-lite, because when this song came out it fully went off.
@@adrianbenson28 I love the song it's pure creativity try listening to some FKA twigs she's an artist from this generation you might not like it but she's pretty creative ❣️
I stumbled on this reaction video after watching the actual video and I regret watching this all the way through because these opinions are what's really cringy lol no thank you.
I get the vibe that I'm watching two old people who forgot how to lighten up and just have fun. The only thing missing was you screaming at the video, "THAT ISN'T MUSIC!!!!".
You are the only guys that I have ever seen that are not impressed by this video. This is one of the COOLEST videos EVER! We used to get down on this song in the 90's at the clubs. Excellent video that will get you out of depression and get you moving!
Oof, its been a while since I just couldn't with the attitudes of people reacting. Q-Tip, Bootsie Collins, Maceo Parker...this stuff spans generations well before my time and drew those legends in to participate. I've never seen someone not get it so hard.
Actually it's late 60s colors and fashion. Like the show Laugh-In and such. Yeah it looks very early 70s also but there is a slight difference. Also their shtick was to be odd and eccentric.
I looked at the comments after 2 minutes into the video and I'm glad we are all on the same page here, those 2 are looking at this from way too high. Don't get me wrong, I have no problem with them not liking the song but their pompous way of showing it is what turned me off and I guess most of us in the comment section.
Judgemental youth who completely missed what this was - a club dance classic that everyone was high and dancing all night - hence why the video was trippy - still atleast she only yawned once in this video
It may look 70s but the underground club kid scene did look a lot like that in 1990. It was very alternative, definitely not mainstream, and the more wacky/outlandish the better. The emphasis was on fun over conformity.
Dislikes "disabled by owner". LMAO When you are soundly thrashed by an overwhelming majority, what else can you do but go the route of Disney and Amazon.
I'm halfway through this reaction and I've got to bail. I know it's your honest reaction but sigh, so negative. By the way, this (song and )video came out in 1990 and intentionally borrowed heavily from the 70's aesthetic. It also was a massive hit and never failed to get people on the dancefloor when it was played. Sorry the whole thing flew over your heads.
Let’s also not talk about how someone is rocking early 2000s style twenty years after the fact, while remaining haughtily oblivious to the fact that this video is an exercise in the same stylistic practice.
You all need to realize that the song came out during the NYC club scene with the Club Kids and unfortunately the ecstasy drug days. If you have an understanding of those vents, you will realize the relevance of this song and how crazy it was.
I’m speechless, I admit it’s not serious but this has got groovy written throughout, nothing today comes close period. For serious listen to Prince sign of the times,
BIG CLASSIC / BIG RESPECT / SPECIAL SHOUT TO THE LEGENDARY LADY MISS KIER / SUPA DJ DMITRY / DJ TOWA TEI / DEEE-LITE / NEW-YORK CITY / POP / HIP HOP / HOUSE / OLD SCHOOL REPRESENT / FUCK NEW SKOOL
It’s kind of silly to think something is cringe just because it has a style from another time. Just because something was a long time ago doesn’t mean it’s no longer good. People obsessed with whatever the latest trends are, they’re the cringe ones. What we do or don’t like shouldn’t be in accordance with what everyone else does or the media says.
I don't know in other countries but I remember in the Philippines during my teenage years. The resurface of 60's and 70's gad were all over. I was used to wear bell bottom pants, bots, tie and die shirts or shirts with psychedelic prints trying to pull the "Bee Gees Look" and this songs and other similar songs.
This was late on purpose, iconic to this day. A lot of music back in that era had a 70's twist. I'm interested in this couples Playlist. I'm pretty sure most of the comment section would not be impressed. 🤣
You got to understand the 90s sound- it’s a mish mash of eclectic sounds from the 70s disco, pop, hiphop and rock.. around this time when Deelite made this music they were emulating the cringy 70s as well- imagine Austin Powers Movie,,.
One of the huge anthems of early 90's. You are complaining about her voice when you have one of those deeply annoying croaky voices where you finish every sentence with an upward inflection, like you are asking a question. Let's have a poll onto who is more annoying, her singing or your croaky, every sentence is a question voice... I'll put good money on who I think will win that poll. And, here's a hint... It's not you...
Always fun when a couple of basics without any talent of their own can nitpick a massive hit from talented people. But sure, keep up the fart jokes and clichéd responses. Groundbreaking stuff.
When this came out, this was the number 1 song to dance to. They okayed it over and over, and people ket dancing to it. No offense to you, i thought your voices were cringy too. IT was more about the dance the video was trippy. but open your mind. You don't need to acid. lol
I respect their opinions, of course. But it's still baffling to see the generational gap be this severe. This is one of the best dance songs ever, a cult classic even. A lot of music and videos nowadays are very sterile. This video is fun, and the 70s came back for a bit in the 90s fashion and music.
If you can't see nor feel the fun in this shit, you have no reason being on this platform. Fun is not to be analyzed, but to enjoy. Get of that coach ... This was HUGE back in the day.
Omg thank you both for this reaction , it takes me back to a 9 year old in 90 omg how we use to dance to this . This song was such a huge song and everywhere.
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After I watched this reaction, I regret it. They have absolutely no clue. It's a classic 90s dance song. I was 5 years old back then and still love it. Way better than the crap today!!!
She actually says, "i've heard that style of voice before and I don't like it."
Before what? Before 1990 before you were born? LOL
I bet these two find mayonnaise too spicy.
😅😂🤣
Lol😂
Lol😂😂😂
110 percent.
Not even funny just being rude and a bitc# .
It’s kinda sad how utterly clueless you two are, this was MASSIVE and came at the end of acid house where people were looking for something and had an open mind in clothes and music
Nice beard👌
@@cryptocrane1897 lol thank you
It’s sad
F morons. Get a life and a music education.
you are so right. Ignorance is so daring.
You guys are on Fisher Price level when it comes to music
I think they admitted to liking Nickleback so that tells you something
@@JacketsOnFire Ahh ok it's making some sense now lol
kids eh
ignorance is bliss
mall clothing is high end fashion to them. they can't even afford iPod style earbuds
I used to work the door at the club her used to spin at I knew her I wouldn't let them in ..cool people only ...
Kinda cringey that these two basics were laughing at the legendary qtip!
Lol. Totally clueless
Facts
It's always good to know that there are people out there that have no idea what they are talking about
One of my favorite videos. Love this song and everything about the song. What you hate about it is what I love.
I can sadly say that I have probably watched 2 dozen reaction videos to this song and I can realistically say that this is the 1st time that the reaction video was saying that they hated it
The depths of what they don’t understand are seemingly endless
This music and style was huge in the clubs in 1990. The music(not this song in particular) was so much better than all the predictable hip hop trap crap of today. Deee-Lite was a huge underground dance group with a major worldwide following that still gets talked about today. Oddly this song is their biggest hit that gets played in so many movies, commercials, etc. While every bride in America seems to play this at their receptions, this song is considered the mainstream and prolly the last track a Deee-Lite fan would cue up. World Clique was their debut album. Get it. It’s still relevant today with people in the know and highly influential. They have so many other great tracks that put this one to shame though.
Yes, yes, yes and yes!
Don’t even get me started and I’m first of all I don’t know what that song is that in the sand is it real name is now
2020 normies just can't understand the 90s. It's kinda cute in a way
😅😅 for real when she said they were 20 years late. I was like yuppppppp exactly the point 😄😄
Millennials joking because don't understand the old music...
@@WhiteAngel891 Why do people keep referring to young people as Millenials? Millenials are in their late 30s already.
@@CGPOPPOOP depends what year they were born in whether 1980 or 1995.
it's not cute..it's sad.
What's actually sad is these millennials actually think they have reality figured out, especially when it comes to music. This is why I weep for the future.
Millenials are people already in their late 30s. These are not millenials. These boring people are from the "let's all eat tide pods" generation
@@CGPOPPOOP let's sum it up to "sad". greetings : )
@@CGPOPPOOP millenials go to like 25 lol youre just in your late 30s
@@donmon808 the oldest millennials are 40 now
they are not millennials they are generation Z
It's annoying to watch these two clueless
right? LOL
Man, I'm zoomer and I love this song, it's fire what's wrong with you two?
The girl is Lady Kier she was actually a well known club DJ and you are so clueless cause this music was very much 90's club and rave music. The other two guys in the video were also well renowned club DJ's as well and actually this particular group was more about the LGBTQ scene instead of the straight culture scene.
You guys are a cement block for a young couple
Amazing the generational disconnect really. It's groovy. It's got Bootsy. Q-Tip drops in. But they can't get past the bell bottoms.
THE BELBOTTOMS WERE AN ICONIC REFERENCE TO THE 70S.
Don't blame it on this whole generation I hate when y'all do that these are just too unculture individuals who likes the standard obviously and don't like going out of their bubble's
@@lejla4418The "generation disconnect" comment relates to these two only, but I am sure that there are many others just like them.
Hope you enjoyed dee-lite, because when this song came out it fully went off.
@@adrianbenson28 I love the song it's pure creativity try listening to some FKA twigs she's an artist from this generation you might not like it but she's pretty creative ❣️
NEWSFLASH - people wore bell bottoms in the 90s
"Ashtyn & Jon" forget the music. Take a walk to the shopping center, go eat at the fast food...
Do anything else but don't worry about music.
Facts
Yessir
Agree
I stumbled on this reaction video after watching the actual video and I regret watching this all the way through because these opinions are what's really cringy lol no thank you.
I get the vibe that I'm watching two old people who forgot how to lighten up and just have fun. The only thing missing was you screaming at the video, "THAT ISN'T MUSIC!!!!".
And then looking out the window and screaming ‘Dang Kids get off my lawn!’
Even old people ate able to lighten up more than these two. Talking like they know what's up.
These two are what my grandma called 'milquetoast'
“20 years too late”
Sounds like someone’s never noticed that styles run in cycles.
You are the only guys that I have ever seen that are not impressed by this video. This is one of the COOLEST videos EVER! We used to get down on this song in the 90's at the clubs. Excellent video that will get you out of depression and get you moving!
I am looking forward to being able to critic your work!!! Smug think you know what youre talking about!
0:25 Jon looks like he's watching an autopsy.
Fire the person who asked these 2 robots to be responsible for reaction videos.
😅😂🤖🤣❗
No, it was not a 70s vibe...it was a House music vibe...this throwback to funk styling got revisited in the House scene.
These kids can't separate the video from the music. If the video featured 90's clothing they'd be complaining about that too.
Oof, its been a while since I just couldn't with the attitudes of people reacting. Q-Tip, Bootsie Collins, Maceo Parker...this stuff spans generations well before my time and drew those legends in to participate. I've never seen someone not get it so hard.
Came for the Comments- Was not disappointed
You don't get it do ya?
This is a mix of disco, funk, groove, and rap : a tribute to the 70s and the 80s to embrace the 90s.
so judgmental and tasteless
While these 2 say this is cringey, anyone that hasn't had their brain zapped by social media is cringing at them!!!
this video contains 2 true legends: Bootsy Collins and Q-Tip. You'd better google and show some respect.
Missionary position all the way with these two. hahah Vanilla.
After watching you two, I finally understand who Dave Chappelle is imitating when he does impressions of white people.
Right 👍 😂😂😂 lol
PRESENTING… The people to avoid in life. WOW.
My wife and I still dance to this song! Yes we are old and we still got the moves.
I bet these two are great at parties. 😂
😂😂😂 ikr lololol
Actually it's late 60s colors and fashion. Like the show Laugh-In and such. Yeah it looks very early 70s also but there is a slight difference.
Also their shtick was to be odd and eccentric.
I looked at the comments after 2 minutes into the video and I'm glad we are all on the same page here, those 2 are looking at this from way too high. Don't get me wrong, I have no problem with them not liking the song but their pompous way of showing it is what turned me off and I guess most of us in the comment section.
These two should be called the Bartholomew and Prudence hour ❗🤤🥱😴
Judgemental youth who completely missed what this was - a club dance classic that everyone was high and dancing all night - hence why the video was trippy - still atleast she only yawned once in this video
It may look 70s but the underground club kid scene did look a lot like that in 1990. It was very alternative, definitely not mainstream, and the more wacky/outlandish the better. The emphasis was on fun over conformity.
Dislikes "disabled by owner". LMAO
When you are soundly thrashed by an overwhelming majority, what else can you do but go the route of Disney and Amazon.
I'm halfway through this reaction and I've got to bail. I know it's your honest reaction but sigh, so negative. By the way, this (song and )video came out in 1990 and intentionally borrowed heavily from the 70's aesthetic. It also was a massive hit and never failed to get people on the dancefloor when it was played. Sorry the whole thing flew over your heads.
They’re from like North Dakota or some place like that so you can’t expect them to be cultured.
Love this song, I was born 1997 and even I grew up listening to this. XD so catchy
You don't get it from the singing style or the video...Groove is in the Heart!!
The indignation and snobbiness. I won't be back. Also, we heard you the first 5 times.
Y’all are whacked if you don’t like this song and video. It is awesome and fun.
This is an awesome song... along the lines of the B52's Rock Lobster. It gets in your head and you can't stop singing it.... just love it.
Lets not talk about 'awful & cringe' when one has a Avril Lavingne early 2000's hair streak.
Let’s also not talk about how someone is rocking early 2000s style twenty years after the fact, while remaining haughtily oblivious to the fact that this video is an exercise in the same stylistic practice.
You all need to realize that the song came out during the NYC club scene with the Club Kids and unfortunately the ecstasy drug days. If you have an understanding of those vents, you will realize the relevance of this song and how crazy it was.
Love this song - it was a mega hit!
I’m speechless,
I admit it’s not serious but this has got groovy written throughout, nothing today comes close period. For serious listen to Prince sign of the times,
You guys most be the life of the party 😬🤦🏻
BIG CLASSIC / BIG RESPECT / SPECIAL SHOUT TO THE LEGENDARY LADY MISS KIER / SUPA DJ DMITRY / DJ TOWA TEI / DEEE-LITE / NEW-YORK CITY / POP / HIP HOP / HOUSE / OLD SCHOOL REPRESENT / FUCK NEW SKOOL
I love this song I remember dancing in the 90s and fashion was the 60s -70s
It’s amazing how the youngins don’t know anything about REAL music…I was 21 hitting it at the clubs….
The only reason to listen to music is to feel it, not monetize it. Just a tip to you - the corporate rock on the Voice might be more your speed!
Your both entitled to your opinions. Even if they are wrong.
This was the rave scene. Up all night doing drugs and going to DJ parties.
Sorry guys, but I'm gonna have to go with the rest of the comments. You don't have a clue, but you can always learn.😝
It’s kind of silly to think something is cringe just because it has a style from another time. Just because something was a long time ago doesn’t mean it’s no longer good.
People obsessed with whatever the latest trends are, they’re the cringe ones. What we do or don’t like shouldn’t be in accordance with what everyone else does or the media says.
I don't know in other countries but I remember in the Philippines during my teenage years. The resurface of 60's and 70's gad were all over. I was used to wear bell bottom pants, bots, tie and die shirts or shirts with psychedelic prints trying to pull the "Bee Gees Look" and this songs and other similar songs.
Bruh... this is sad lmaoo
Can someone order a musical education for these kids please? Jesus Christ
So do you guys have a Soul this is the jam!
This was late on purpose, iconic to this day. A lot of music back in that era had a 70's twist.
I'm interested in this couples Playlist. I'm pretty sure most of the comment section would not be impressed. 🤣
Seems like groove is def not in either of their hearts. Lol
We've lost this generation obviously
I'm :63 in and you two are already too snotty to stick around for.
You don't understand ....this era
You got to understand the 90s sound- it’s a mish mash of eclectic sounds from the 70s disco, pop, hiphop and rock.. around this time when Deelite made this music they were emulating the cringy 70s as well- imagine Austin Powers Movie,,.
Your hearts have no groove.. plain and simple
Why is she knocking the past while wearing velour??? What dead grandma left her that in the will?
This was a jam in the clubs back in the day.
One of the huge anthems of early 90's.
You are complaining about her voice when you have one of those deeply annoying croaky voices where you finish every sentence with an upward inflection, like you are asking a question.
Let's have a poll onto who is more annoying, her singing or your croaky, every sentence is a question voice...
I'll put good money on who I think will win that poll. And, here's a hint... It's not you...
There was a bit of a reliving of the 60s and 70s in the early 90s. This song was extremely popular when it came out
We use to run to the dance floor when this song came on back then.
I need to learn all her dance moves. 🔥So fun. I'm taking this on my workout! Lol
You go girl!!!! :)
I don't know how you can't see hear and feel the fun in this song?
It's sad to need acid to get this.
It's just fun.
I would like to Dedicate "The Beautiful People" by Marylin Manson to these two.
🤣🤣🤣👍😎
Cleary groove ain't in your heart. If cool lived on alpha-centuri both of you would live on the furthest star from it.
😅😂🤣
Retro was in fashion in the 90s
It was more of a retro mix of 60s and 70s flavors mixed into the hip hop. They had a unique sound.
Always fun when a couple of basics without any talent of their own can nitpick a massive hit from talented people. But sure, keep up the fart jokes and clichéd responses. Groundbreaking stuff.
This is when music meant something. It's not like the crappy music you younger generation listen to.
Their names say it all.
Retro, anything that is 20 years comes back in fashion.
Cringe is in your hearts!
When this came out, this was the number 1 song to dance to. They okayed it over and over, and people ket dancing to it. No offense to you, i thought your voices were cringy too. IT was more about the dance the video was trippy. but open your mind. You don't need to acid. lol
It’s obvious you two don’t have a groovy heart…
I respect their opinions, of course. But it's still baffling to see the generational gap be this severe. This is one of the best dance songs ever, a cult classic even. A lot of music and videos nowadays are very sterile. This video is fun, and the 70s came back for a bit in the 90s fashion and music.
This has nothing to do with generational gap this song legit goes beyond that . There just corny thinking that not liking something is cool
If you can't see nor feel the fun in this shit, you have no reason being on this platform. Fun is not to be analyzed, but to enjoy. Get of that coach ... This was HUGE back in the day.
These guys are clueless. This was cutting edge, moving from 80s to 90s.
Hope you guys find something good enough for you
I think the word your all looking for in the comments is SNOB!
it was supposed to be cringy in the best creative most dadaistic anti conformal way possible back then.
"OMG, we are so woke and important, we are so special". Live long my underlings. You are rellant as relevant critics. Suck on it!
Omg thank you both for this reaction , it takes me back to a 9 year old in 90 omg how we use to dance to this . This song was such a huge song and everywhere.