It’s funny how Rasputin still has some living descendants. Imagine being a kid in the 70’s and hearing a song on the radio about how great a lover your great grandfather was.
when it came out, I was in my early thirties, married with 3 children. Went dancing, WOW !!, when they played Rasputin I change came over me, I left my wife at the table, got up and just let the power of the music take over. Such freedom of emotion. It has always been one of my top 5 songs after 77 years.
80s kid here. Remember my dad playing this song frequently. Such a rush of nostalgia listening to this after so many years. The music is as groove-worthy as ever. Some songs and voices are timeless. Thank you Boney M for this peppy number.
@@Crusader1984 late 1960s to 1970s when disco fully formed along with several music genres disco was one of many sub genres that didn’t make it. Late 60s -70s wasn’t a fun time for anyone socially, culturally, economically, and such. Heck if you need a reminder Henry Kissinger was in office when disco was hitting its peak. disco died in the 1980s when that music was incorporated to neon and modern pop genres.
Love this song! Forgot about it years ago. Boney M. made some great dancing songs! You can't sit still when his songs play! I lived through the disco era....you had to be there to appreciate it!
So to recap… Rasputin: was a ladies man, was apparently constantly drinking, was either a doctor or a fucking wizard, ruled Russia, was poisoned and lived, and was only killed by multiple people needing to shoot him at once. And we can assume that from the “till he was dead” part that the first few shots didn’t get him. Rasputin was just built different I guess. Edit: can y’all stop fuckin arguing about what killed him. Who cares whether it was the bullets or the river. Point is, he died and it was Metal as fuck.
And he was chucked into a frigid river right after being peppered with lead. He couldve been killed not by the lead in his body, but the ice river. No one is quite sure. Man was the definition of built different
i'm pretty sure they said that according to his autopsy he didn't actually die from the gunshots but from drowning once they chucked him into some icy river
@@mirandamobley9904 He was actually just made of lead and absorbed the bullets instead of being harmed by them. The murderers realised this and dumped him in a river in which he sunk to the bottom due to his extreme density
I just discovered this song which I heard my father played it when I was a kid, and yesterday they release official audio? What kind of witchcraft is this 😱
Years ago, I was out walking, and someone was blasting this song from a nearby apartment with their windows open. It sounded great, but I had never heard the song before. So I quickly opened Shazam, hoping it would catch enough of the audio from a distance to correctly identify the song. Shazam worked its magic, and I was able to officially discover this classic!
Like your experience, i too had one similar. A couple of medical student danced to the first few lines of this marvelous song and uploaded online and it gone viral......People started tracing the song back and found this magic song.........The story of this song is really heart touching.............Rasputin was murdered for his lust.........Yet feel sorry for him...............Wish had it not happened so.......................
my mom says, in Mongolia, this song was mega popular and she and a lot of people went to the disco and danced to this song, I can't imagine that this song is now popular again and imagining my mom dancing to this song lmao
@@1984___ well, tik tok is an amazing platform for songs like this to be released to younger audiences and be enjoyed by newer generations, and i for one am here for it! But it’s cool, as long as you like the song lol✨✨✨✨👍🏻
There are 3 types of people: - all they know about is Rasputin from this song - all they know about Rasputin is from Anastasia - know Rasputin from, yknow, history
Today my 5 year old daughter revealed someone played it at her summer camp and now she’s obsessed with it. Made my day. We’ve been playing it on repeat all morning and now my 3 year old is obsessed too! 😂😂
I was just in Greece, a guy passed by the beach with this song on a speaker and an old gentleman began dancing, the scene was so daunting I had to listen again XD
@@elliottnoad1270 to be fair they didn't say anything, they just turned to each other and even through their emotionless 'faces' somehow expressed "wtf?" :D
My mother always tells me that I used to grab my cradle bars and start dancing when i hear that song when i was a baby...and that memory still lives on...
@@sdovas I guess that could be valid. Too bad there's not a way to somehow record music on vinyl or tape of some sort, or even send it out by radio... 🤔😂
@@Cmrboy26 I mean who cares if they just want to use it, why is it such a bad thing, let them do their thing, I think it's stupid to act like the song is ruined just because teenagers decided to use it, and like it
This song is a total game changer merging both classic and modern music in a phenomenal way while telling a story of Russia's most controversial historical figure.
Nah man social media doesn't make anything cool, this song was already cool af. Sadly, it's gonna get played out because of social media. Seriously though social media is where everything goes to die
I've heard bits and pieces of this song through other media over the years, but never thought to seek out this song until I heard an awesome cover of it by Turisas.
I have loved Boney M since my folks bought the GOLD - 20 Greatest album on CD around '92 or something like that... And now I'm making sure my neighbours learn to love Boney M aswell! At some point some police officers probably will also learn to love Boney M!
Wait ..... What? This is a Canadian wedding song? Sooo .... this is a song about a Russian, sung by a German band with a Jamaican lead singer, so said German band could get Canadian clout at weddings? 😃Nice!
I tried to turn my brother on to it but he got bored fairly quick. I think a person trying out a new song has to give it enough volume & attention or they may wrongly reject a true masterpiece.
I still have this on a vinyl album. Fantastic band. Music in universal. Music is communication. Come on guys. Lets put more of this 70's stuff out there. With vinyl too. It is 'no way' dead.
Music is not universal. Sound is but music is not. The western idea of music is very different from Eastern Ideas or African Music. What sounds like a lullaby to someone is Africa sounds likes a war cry to an American. The only constants are that loud=big and scary and quiet=small and timid.
1980 in Bangalore, India. I was just 6 or 7. Remember mom getting this cassette and playing it loudly at home and us kids dancing the hell out. Memories forever
My father listened to Boney M all the time when I was younger, so I grew up listening to Boney M too. I’m very proud of myself for having awesome music taste.
Not a big deal. My grandmother loved a 1949 recorded Bengali song (Dhitang Dhitang Bole, music by Salil Chowdhury and sung by Hemanta Mukherjee), then my parents loved too, then myself (I am 63 now) and my children also started loving that song. However, myself love this song too.
I'm pretty sure it's a reference to when this song was in Doctor who when The Master was concocting and plan to take over The Doctor's body @@martinberglund1065
@@truckihuzztr5049 To the Dems* they're the ones who love war. Why you think they accepted G Bush and said they "missed him"? Even though he was in the other party. He was undercover. He still hangs out with them to this day. He was just in NY helping them collect money for November
This is what I call music. Living stronger even after decades among old and youngs. Request to furture generation, please never let this masterpiece die, keep it alive.
Will do, sir!! ;3. I was born in '96, grew up throughout the 2000s, but I will _definitely_ keep it alive for people like you, and for people like me!! :3.
¡Excelente! ¡que obra de arte! Cuando no habian computadoras, ni auto tune, ni ningun efecto computarizado, casi todo era analógico... solo verdadero talento, prodigiosos arreglistas y grandes cantantes..... y sigue sonando ya más de 40 años .... grandes momentos de aquellos años...
I honestly find it so interesting to learn about the relationship he had with the Romanovs. Like this man was an absolute genius and the Romanovs aren’t the most known thing to a typical American so hearing the references to stuff I know about is cool to me.
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ah, finally. after 43 years we have an official audio guys!
What's the difference between this and 7 version?
G
7
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Hahahaha its kinda funny tho
HAHAHAHAHAHA 🤣
Officialy released after 43 yrs and still relevant, true music never dies
It hasn’t been relevant all this time, only recently has it come back, as many songs do.
@@choblgobblrr1074 just shut up
@@choblgobblrr1074 it's been plenty relevant. Perhaps you're just a youngin
yes
@@choblgobblrr1074 it hasn't been as relevant, but now is more relevant
It’s funny how Rasputin still has some living descendants. Imagine being a kid in the 70’s and hearing a song on the radio about how great a lover your great grandfather was.
Beat you by a few weeks ;)
hahaha
@@octaviobumble5245 Ok????
@@Averagenamemeow sorry it was rant I guess but I'm a stickler for facts. Haha
@@octaviobumble5245 its fine
Great song to dance to in the days of disco. Boney M was one of the leading disco groups of the time.
69th like and the dude was probably on smth like most disco goers
Song: English
Singers: Jamaicans
Band: German
About:a russian man
Filmed in Poland
😂😂😂
He is speaking the language of the gods
🤣🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻
Comment: copied and not funny enough to copy imo. Don't care that it's copied but I see other people actually crediting when it's copied lol
Oko l
Historically, this song is very impressive.
How so?
@@iconsumeoxygen7473 because of how inaccurate it is.
Like Abba's Fernando...
@@Hollows1997 How is it inaccurate?
Song about a womeniser
Yes, the song by a German band with a Jamaican lead singer about a Russian
Yes, the song by a German band with a Jamaican lead singer lip syncing about a Russian
and sung in english...
Germaican
masterpiece
@@AbbasChagla Who also happens to be the same German dude that took a French guy and a German guy and created Milli Vanilli.
when it came out, I was in my early thirties, married with 3 children. Went dancing, WOW !!, when they played Rasputin I change came over me, I left my wife at the table, got up and just let the power of the music take over. Such freedom of emotion. It has always been one of my top 5 songs after 77 years.
Keep on the boogie woogie young at heart fella
John I love this !! Tell us more story's 🎉🎉🎉
Who else was counting the years
Mad that you married 3 children
Seriously a song u can just play over and over again!!! It pulls u in and rocks your soul ❤❤❤💃🕺💃🕺
This song taught me more about Rasputin than school did.
Lol
HOLD UP! rasputin is a real person?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
HOLLY S..T I THOUGHT THEY JUST MADE HIM UP FOR THE SONG!!!
@@jeffdebie1032 are you american or something? American education is really shitty tbh.
@@user-fv7jd4xj5n yes i am and yes it is
This is why I pay my internet bills
hey we listened to your sea shanty remix in music class yesterday !
💃🏻 🕺🏼
Me too!
Hhhhhhh
This is why I commit tax evasion for my internet bills.
0:00 to 0:50 is legit so addictive- I've known this song for years, and each time I hear the instrumental building up, it's still SO satisfying to me-
I literally only play the song for this part tho. *SO* satisfying
The rest is even better.
There was man in Russia long ago
agreed. That first bit causes unmitigated butt wiggling anytime it's heard
@@IbonFernandez255 He was big and strong and his eyes we're flaming glow
Underrated down modulation
J’avais 20 ans !Un bonheur !
😂
Still a banger after 106 years.
Oswin "I see what you did there" GIF. :P
I hear it was a hit at the Winter Palace.
@@video-luver769 Idk, the audience seemed pretty steely.
@@hobbitdude1330 especially with *that* reaction 2 of them had
It's not that old homie Slava Ukraine from America
80s kid here. Remember my dad playing this song frequently. Such a rush of nostalgia listening to this after so many years. The music is as groove-worthy as ever. Some songs and voices are timeless. Thank you Boney M for this peppy number.
You have my respect.
oh, those russians!!!!! Be Blessed
You should really be thanking Frank Farian (the white, German songwriter) for the song. He wrote, produced and sung most of the vocals.
This song is an example of how disco really is never dead
Or how disco died because it lacked the proper atmosphere and opportunities as disco was during some of the worse times humanity faced socially
@@panthersherman453 pre 1900 slavery has entered the chat
I know, and I listen to it more often now.
@@Crusader1984 late 1960s to 1970s when disco fully formed along with several music genres disco was one of many sub genres that didn’t make it. Late 60s -70s wasn’t a fun time for anyone socially, culturally, economically, and such. Heck if you need a reminder Henry Kissinger was in office when disco was hitting its peak. disco died in the 1980s when that music was incorporated to neon and modern pop genres.
But evil disco lives now... Check out a song called otsego placebo if you want to hear that evil disco yo...@@panthersherman453
Love this song! Forgot about it years ago. Boney M. made some great dancing songs! You can't sit still when his songs play! I lived through the disco era....you had to be there to appreciate it!
IT'S ALL THE RAGE🐯🐯🐯👑👑👑🏆🏆🏆🏆
🇩🇰🤝🇷🇺
Born in the 90s here, and disco is right up my alley; pretty much anything from the late 60s to mid 80s is though
Oh ye me too
Meow!
So to recap…
Rasputin: was a ladies man, was apparently constantly drinking, was either a doctor or a fucking wizard, ruled Russia, was poisoned and lived, and was only killed by multiple people needing to shoot him at once. And we can assume that from the “till he was dead” part that the first few shots didn’t get him.
Rasputin was just built different I guess.
Edit: can y’all stop fuckin arguing about what killed him. Who cares whether it was the bullets or the river. Point is, he died and it was Metal as fuck.
And he was chucked into a frigid river right after being peppered with lead. He couldve been killed not by the lead in his body, but the ice river. No one is quite sure. Man was the definition of built different
Hmmmm interesting
i'm pretty sure they said that according to his autopsy he didn't actually die from the gunshots but from drowning once they chucked him into some icy river
@@mirandamobley9904 yes
@@mirandamobley9904 He was actually just made of lead and absorbed the bullets instead of being harmed by them. The murderers realised this and dumped him in a river in which he sunk to the bottom due to his extreme density
I just discovered this song which I heard my father played it when I was a kid, and yesterday they release official audio? What kind of witchcraft is this 😱
Hey mine too. I heard this in a tik tok video 😮😮
@@chathurakanchana2946 smh tiktok.
This song have been around for way longer than tiktok
Because it's became popular (again) because of TikTok
ME TOOO my dad used to play this all the time in the car and I just discovered this
1968 first published...was played alot in discos when they were popular.💂♂️💂♀️💂🕺
Years ago, I was out walking, and someone was blasting this song from a nearby apartment with their windows open. It sounded great, but I had never heard the song before. So I quickly opened Shazam, hoping it would catch enough of the audio from a distance to correctly identify the song. Shazam worked its magic, and I was able to officially discover this classic!
I love this comment for no reason
Probably was coming from the apartment where Russians lived :) lol this song was a mega-hit in USSR since long time ago!
@@summeryrhythm Or other slavs 😂 its so iconic in slavic countries
Like your experience, i too had one similar. A couple of medical student danced to the first few lines of this marvelous song and uploaded online and it gone viral......People started tracing the song back and found this magic song.........The story of this song is really heart touching.............Rasputin was murdered for his lust.........Yet feel sorry for him...............Wish had it not happened so.......................
OMFG...same here...i was walking and some bar played this.... i rly liked rythm...so i downloaded shazam and find it...
491 years since its release and it still gives me chills
Wtf lmao
ottoman original music.. lol
it was 534 years man how could you not remember that
@@shootgunMarvel Suleiman the Magnificent loved the disco!
I mean the song is from the 70s. Still would be popular 2400s, I guess
this song never dies
Just like the person its about
Ah yes we love songs that are played by a German band, sung in English, sung by Jamaican singers, about a Russian man, and filmed in Poland.
FINALLY a levi fan😭😭😭
@@reun9669 Yuh Levi Ackerman 🤺🤺🤺
@@abbygabby7718 i love him so much
@@reun9669 Same
@@abbygabby7718 i wonder..why he doesn't exist in this world 🙃
Last time listening I swear.
*hits replay button*
Facts.
Fax
@@dutchmilk4158 hows life in blackwater?
Lolll. Yeah ok. Sure
PLAYED IT 10 TIMES AS I GROOVE
One of the best Disco tunes ever
my mom says, in Mongolia, this song was mega popular and she and a lot of people went to the disco and danced to this song, I can't imagine that this song is now popular again and imagining my mom dancing to this song lmao
I hate to say it but it's because of tiktok
Legendary song
Screw tiktok
@@1984___ well, tik tok is an amazing platform for songs like this to be released to younger audiences and be enjoyed by newer generations, and i for one am here for it! But it’s cool, as long as you like the song lol✨✨✨✨👍🏻
Mongolia Hip.
There are 3 types of people:
- all they know about is Rasputin from this song
- all they know about Rasputin is from Anastasia
- know Rasputin from, yknow, history
4th type: have no idea who Rasputin is.
Also some know about rasputin from hellboy
rasputin was a fucking sick weirdo lmfao it’s a good song tho
i know him from history
some people are coming here from tiktok and my sister said it was a tiktok song
Knew him from history back in high school and then the Anastasia movie
That key change and transition at 00:38 sound so good
Agreed, my favorite part
Today my 5 year old daughter revealed someone played it at her summer camp and now she’s obsessed with it. Made my day. We’ve been playing it on repeat all morning and now my 3 year old is obsessed too! 😂😂
I need to know how you guys figured out this is the song!! was she singing it or something? soooo cute😂
When you run a DNA test and find out you are 0.0001% Russian
This is so underratted
Loool x
Underrated
I finished reading your comment right as the "Ra ra rasputin" part started
Hahahahahha
Quality of the song 👌👌
Yes
😉love it 🥰
I roller-skated to this song in the early ’80s......way before TikTok !
@Hi last name They actually make them become more popular
Before TikTok means that you got to hear the whole song and not ten seconds of it sped up to chipmunk voices.
My mum did it with her mate in the 70’s.
Released in 1978 and I still love it! I miss those good ole Disco days!
Dang, it's as old as me. I just discovered Boney M and I love it!
Ok Boomer
@@goldeneyegod LOL! I know!
@@GySgtRay you are so lucky! You lived during the best period !
Lyrics: english
Artist: german
Song: russian
Singer Jamaican
@@AA-py1vm No the singer is a Dutch Antillean (Aruba)
Hotel Trivago
@@Jinspike0625 my line: snatched
@@chewydisco520 jokes I can think of: zero
This song is truly Masterful.
I was just in Greece, a guy passed by the beach with this song on a speaker and an old gentleman began dancing, the scene was so daunting I had to listen again XD
A rare sight. Please never forget that moment.
Yes.
👏🏻👏🏻
thats the ellada for you :)
"Daunting"? In what way?
One of the best song ever !
Tiktok be damned I’m just glad this masterpiece is getting its credit.
Tiktok isn't all bad lol
@@anthonyhutchins2300 tf it’s very bad 😭
@@anthonyhutchins2300 it is very bad. this song doesnt get enough attention, but like, tiktok makes it worse. this whole thing worse
Wtf is tok Tik
@@Cmrboy26 why you hating on this song
Still a great song. This tune is as hard to kill as Rasputin himself.
anyone else remember dancing to this on just dance years ago
Still do
My knees still hurt from it
@@ItsRileyYT LMAOAOA FELT THAT
YESSSS-
i still do
I remember my grandma and my mother making me listen to such masterpieces as this song is. Good times that never die
Gran música del año 1978.
Y sigue sonando en 2024 🎵❤️
2023
2024-2025-2035........ nunca pasan de moda estos temas
Here Comes the Master.
...and he worked it!
@@scpatl4now he didn't care what any cybermaster or Dalek said, felt a vibe and went with it, got to respect that in a weird way😅
@@elliottnoad1270 to be fair they didn't say anything, they just turned to each other and even through their emotionless 'faces' somehow expressed "wtf?" :D
Let's make sure the comments for this NEVER get turned off.
That word turn me off ngl
I guess we can't talk about that jar, then, that's thought by some preserve the greatest of his "hidden charms."
My mother always tells me that I used to grab my cradle bars and start dancing when i hear that song when i was a baby...and that memory still lives on...
Just imagining being Rasputin's grandchildren in the Soviet Union when this song was released and how it was about granddads sexual conquests... Lol
omg that would we hilarious
🤭
Except they were sharp enough to KNOW NOT to perform it in Russia (& they played there plenty of times).
@@sdovas I guess that could be valid. Too bad there's not a way to somehow record music on vinyl or tape of some sort, or even send it out by radio... 🤔😂
U know this song was (As a lot more songs like this) banned from soviet Union... American school system really sucks
they're really smart for releasing this right as the sound was blowing up (again) on tiktok
Ewww
smart but this song being on tiktok is really stupid like find another song
@@justjustin9829 the profile explains everything
@@Cmrboy26 I mean who cares if they just want to use it, why is it such a bad thing, let them do their thing, I think it's stupid to act like the song is ruined just because teenagers decided to use it, and like it
@@yara1896 what’s that supposed to mean
One of the Greatest songs of all time,blends so many genres with such and interesting story!10/10!
He was a real dude my dude
@@MagicalGirlFia Ik bro😂 real people have stories lol
Klezmer disco! Love this song.
This song, what a MASTERpiece ❤❤
The Master ? (Doctor Who)
I see what you did there 😏😁
masterful
WOOOOHOOOO 🙌🙌🙌🙌
*Dalek and Cyberman look at each other: "Are you seeing what I'm seeing?"*
Improvised on the day too!
Jamaican singers
In a German band
Singing an English song
About a Russian guy
With Asian outfits
Filmed in Poland
Mr.Worldwide
Hotel travago
Wait how is the band German is they’re Jamaican?
@@willwalker24601 Jamaicans who emigrated to Germany I’m assuming, just like they have Mexican Americans
Male singer was the producer, black guy was just dancing and lip synking.
The Master with his master dance
This song is a total game changer merging both classic and modern music in a phenomenal way while telling a story of Russia's most controversial historical figure.
Social media and its challenges are resurrecting old songs and make them look cool 😎👌
Nah man social media doesn't make anything cool, this song was already cool af. Sadly, it's gonna get played out because of social media. Seriously though social media is where everything goes to die
@@boston_nsca why some songs didn't went viral until the use of social media specifically memes?
@@boykaMAlover because viral only applies to social media lol, before the word 'viral' things were called 'popular' haha how old are you?
@@boykaMAlover Viral only for 16 yo girls on tik tok , already popular before.
"old songs" were already cool 🧍
The Master!
I predict a whole new audience for this song after last night.
I've heard bits and pieces of this song through other media over the years, but never thought to seek out this song until I heard an awesome cover of it by Turisas.
Song was used in last Doctor Who. Love it. Very disco
Zemo has a run for his money.
70s and 80s songs are timeless and beautiful...
It was released in 1968
@@myjams7180 1978.
Were, sadly nobody cares anymore. Rip all those random rock bands
@@myjams7180 You're off by ten years. 1978. This is a classic disco sound that nobody was making in the 60s.
@@prime8nate I figured that out nearly a year ago, but thanks lol
Consider this a remaster 43 years in the making. Rest in peace you dancing legend.
The small violin parts are so good, everything is gold
I have loved Boney M since my folks bought the GOLD - 20 Greatest album on CD around '92 or something like that...
And now I'm making sure my neighbours learn to love Boney M aswell! At some point some police officers probably will also learn to love Boney M!
Proof that music lives forever
I like that this song has become a meme twice for different parts of the song
It sucks they got it taken down
What are the two parts?
@@jamiereally6213 The beginning from tiktok and then the ra ra rasputin part from wherever it was
@@LuminantYTG Thank you!
@@cherylmarie5477 Yeah I just noticed that. My youtube playlist said "video deleted" so I came back to see why. I still don't know why.
A timeless Classic.
Canadians been loving and dancing to this song at weddings and socials for 4 decades!!!
Wait ..... What? This is a Canadian wedding song? Sooo .... this is a song about a Russian, sung by a German band with a Jamaican lead singer, so said German band could get Canadian clout at weddings? 😃Nice!
Unlike Rasputin himself , this song will live forever .
He still would’ve had they not dumped him in that river
Rasputin=Putin
I think he's still alive
Rasputin still got that pickled pringles can so I guess he's living to some degree
@@makinoathesleepy8225 raspy putin
still here
Bass lines in the 70s just hit different
This song has one of the most dope and coolest buildups in the history of music.
Just heard this song on the radio, i can't believe it's 43 years old, it's the best song in the charts now.
0:50- 0:58 this audio is everywhere
Yeah lol
I am so addicted to hearing this lol
@@joseline6694 same😁
Post office Tik Tok brought me here from that snippet.
(But to Moscow chicks) русские везде)))
this song will never get old. I don't think I know anyone who doesn't like this song
I tried to turn my brother on to it but he got bored fairly quick. I think a person trying out a new song has to give it enough volume & attention or they may wrongly reject a true masterpiece.
Back to the future. Rasputin a good friend of mine. Good man
I still have this on a vinyl album.
Fantastic band.
Music in universal.
Music is communication.
Come on guys.
Lets put more of this 70's stuff out there.
With vinyl too.
It is 'no way' dead.
Music is not universal. Sound is but music is not. The western idea of music is very different from Eastern Ideas or African Music. What sounds like a lullaby to someone is Africa sounds likes a war cry to an American. The only constants are that loud=big and scary and quiet=small and timid.
Another Addition to the Master's playlist, playing after Evil Dan's theme
The best camp moment in new Doctor Who. Brilliant.
1980 in Bangalore, India. I was just 6 or 7. Remember mom getting this cassette and playing it loudly at home and us kids dancing the hell out. Memories forever
My father listened to Boney M all the time when I was younger, so I grew up listening to Boney M too. I’m very proud of myself for having awesome music taste.
Not a big deal. My grandmother loved a 1949 recorded Bengali song (Dhitang Dhitang Bole, music by Salil Chowdhury and sung by Hemanta Mukherjee), then my parents loved too, then myself (I am 63 now) and my children also started loving that song. However, myself love this song too.
im egyptian born in 80s and don't understand any word from this song, but i love the music true music never dies
It's talking about Russian man that might be built different 😅😅😅😅 I don't know but he's a womanizer and strong man and he got shot
the people who dislike this song need a covid test, they defo lost their sense of taste.
damn ur like a kpop stan
but this song is great
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Technically English is derived from old German
@@kylesteyn7479 chill man
Masterpiece
Is that a pun? If so, very clever of you!
That scene was truly a Master stroke.
Good one!
Scene from Black Mirror you mean? If so yeah you are totally right!
I'm pretty sure it's a reference to when this song was in Doctor who when The Master was concocting and plan to take over The Doctor's body @@martinberglund1065
@@martinberglund1065No, his comment refers to Doctor Who
Dancing to a planet converted into a weapon threatening the Earth's existence has never been better.
The revolution will not be televised but there will be dancing.
Has never been better for the west, yeah
@@truckihuzztr5049 To the Dems* they're the ones who love war. Why you think they accepted G Bush and said they "missed him"? Even though he was in the other party. He was undercover. He still hangs out with them to this day. He was just in NY helping them collect money for November
This is what I call music. Living stronger even after decades among old and youngs. Request to furture generation, please never let this masterpiece die, keep it alive.
You are so so so right 👍
Will do, sir!! ;3. I was born in '96, grew up throughout the 2000s, but I will _definitely_ keep it alive for people like you, and for people like me!! :3.
As a 2008 kid, deal
@@saltyamalgamateNo way same here 🤝 but yeah this song is fire 🔥
I remember seeing Boney M on Soul Train. Blew my mind.
And now I can't stop thinking of The Master dancing to this!😄
I had this playing and my dad came to me and recognized the song instantly, it was his favorite song in the 70s, he even has records
Damn I'm a 27 year old foreigner from Turkey to USA and mom used to BLAST this when I was like a few years old I still remember it!
Welcome!
Love the intro with the guitars and bass
This song on just dance is why I have back problems.
Lmao truee. My legs ache too
BAHAHAHAHA WE GOT TO DO IT IN MY MATHS CLASS TODAY 😭
I always tried to do the things you didn't have to actually dance and I think I will never be able to move the same again
you unlocked a memory
¡Excelente! ¡que obra de arte! Cuando no habian computadoras, ni auto tune, ni ningun efecto computarizado, casi todo era analógico... solo verdadero talento, prodigiosos arreglistas y grandes cantantes..... y sigue sonando ya más de 40 años .... grandes momentos de aquellos años...
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VERISSIMO ❤ ❤❤❤ANNI FANTASTICI
Más de 40 años y todavía hace bailar a la gente
esto no parece de los finales de los 70´s pero lo es
En realidad si había un efecto, que en realidad el cantante no cantaba , el verdadero cantante era el manager y hacían playback jaja
The master dancing to this was perfection
music like this will never go away it just never fades, it never loses its touch, it'll always be iconic
The Master's favourite song🙂
Nah... I'd say this is still his favourite: th-cam.com/video/SrlhLaNClgw/w-d-xo.html
That or voodoo child
@@ahappycoder2925 Hey Missy you so fine you so fine you blow my mind...
PP
Masterful
Mai First Time Hearing... Ai Loved The Vladimir Parody... Baby Ras
I see what you did there, at least I think it is referencing that
It's a Masterpiece
I just heard this song for the first time while at a club last nite. Can't believe how popular it is.
Best dance song ever ! Long live to the Disco Music ! Thanks for all Frank Farian, really thanks.
I absolutely love this song! Can't stop listening.
I honestly find it so interesting to learn about the relationship he had with the Romanovs. Like this man was an absolute genius and the Romanovs aren’t the most known thing to a typical American so hearing the references to stuff I know about is cool to me.
One word to describe this song: CLASSIC!
LEGENDARY you mean ✨
@@kellythunderstorm7985 Legendary = Classic
A classic, an immortal gem, disco will never die.