I can't believe America was so asleep during the 90's, Jamiroquai were everywhere in Europe you couldn't go anywhere without hearing JK's smooth voice and those funk beats.
This is a American I think The Return of the Space Cowboy album is better than Traveling without Moving album. Don't try to mess with the American music scene. He just didn't hit hard enough for some reason.
@@damonfisher5984 Jamiroquai are from London, England 😉. I think during the 90s the US radio and charts were paying more attention to grunge, rap and pop artists from their own music scene, while the rest of the world listened to music from Europe and the UK mostly, along with the american groups. For example, i'm from South America and while i was growing up in the 90s, as a tween, 90% of the music played on the radio was mostly brit pop, trip hop, electronic music from the UK & Scandinavia, alternative rock/metal, gangsta rap, less popular hip hop, german industrial, french, japanese & australian groups, along with funky bands like Jamiroquai. Even the local bands during the 90s were heavily influenced by the UK music from the 80s and 90s. The other 10% of radio programming consisted of grunge songs, huge US pop artist and popular rap during that time.
Jamiroquai was my favorite as a kid. I was the weird one though. Only had one other friend who even knew who the band was. I think Deeper Underground is what really killed it for him in the US. Anyone associated with that Godzilla movie died. Though Seven Days made a come back for him. Would hear it in the stores every now and then. Working at Starbucks for years, there were multiple lobby CD's that we played with him on it. It was more of an underground thing, it seemed.
Jamiroquai rips, dude... Everything pre-2000 is funk soul, post is disco, and it's alllllll gold... Cheers! Another super important band in my life... 💓
Don’t worry, so many Americans have ‘slept on this band’ this is from the biggest selling funk album ever ‘Travelling without moving’ if you want to get your Mrs in the mood for some ‘Teez McGee Loving’ then pour a glass of wine, dim the lights and put ‘Every day’ on. You can thank me later lol Their earlier music was a throwback to the 70’s. ‘Alright’ has the bass line from ‘Idris Mohammad - Could Heaven Ever Be Like This’ and the keyboards from ‘Roy Ayers - Our Time is Coming’
Jamiroquai is such a great acid jazz funk band. They have so many great 👍 hits: Canned Heat and Virtual Insanity to name a few. Jay has incredible vocals. I always wind down and relax 😎 when I listen to them. We do have a live performance of Love Foolosophy and Cosmic Girl on the channel. It’s fire 🔥! Check it out. Thanks for a great free Friday choice.-Patricia 😎✌️🙌🔥🔥🔥🎵🎶🎵
This dude is a musical genius. Jay Kay is basically the band, he writes most if not all of the music and plays all the instruments when recording. Great Song.
Errr, sorry to burst you bubble, but I think you’re getting Jay Kay mixed up with Prince lol Jay doesn’t play any instruments or write the music. He writes most of the lyrics and comes up with melodies, but Toby Smith was his co-writer and keyboard player for the band from 1992 to 2003. Toby did a lot of the musical arrangements with the bands help. Stuart Zender (bassist) co-produced the first 3 albums with JK and Toby. Not forgetting Nick Van Gelders contribution to the first album. Matt Johnston and Rob Harris co-write most of the songs now
@@MrBillyboyroge Because he is Jamiroquai. He came up with the name, the buffaloman, he was a solo singer who was signed by Sony way before the band emerged and he pretty much got all his boys (the other live musicians) who were all local British boys. Stuart, Toby, Wallis etc. Jay writes pretty much every song. Some of the other guys do write songs as well too, (With Stuart Zender and Toby Smith who wrote a few other songs as well. I think Stuart Zender wrote Scam, Manifest Destiny, Mr. Moon etc. and Toby Smith wrote pretty much wrote the whole Synkronized album) But Jay is pretty much the mascot behind Jamiroquai. Like Prince was behind Prince and the Revolution and Marilyn Manson is behind his self titled band etc. (written by someone else) just posting as i heard differently.
@@semajidoe I’m not denying that Jamiroquai was Jay Kay’s brainchild and Sony did sign him on an 8 album deal, so he got all the publishing writes to the music. He doesn’t play any musical instruments though, hence why Toby was bought in followed by the other band members. Some would say Jay Kay plagiarised a lot of other band’s music from the 70’s and their is some truth in that when you start delving into 70’s music. For example, check out ‘Idris Mohamed- could heaven ever be like this’ which has the bass line to ‘Alright’ and Roy Ayers - Our time is Coming has the keyboards to ‘Alright’ They were all super talented musicians and the current lineup up are too. As you know, various band members changed in the early years, with most citing not being credited with the contribution they gave musically. Look at the background of the original drummer Nick Van Gelder. He often gets overlooked as does his contribution to the song writing and that ‘Jamiroquai sound’ on the album ‘emergency on planet earth’ Without Toby though, Jamiroquai would never have formed (Jay Kay has openly admitted that)
@@semajidoe this video breaks down the musical influence of Virtual Insanity th-cam.com/video/-N_uJZOEWpA/w-d-xo.html Clever stuff. If it was that easy we’d all be doing it though lol
I LOVE JAMIROQUAI ever since receiving his NEW FIRST ALBUM for my birthday back in the early 90's and then seeing him in a small club BEFORE he got famous!!!! EVERY SONG on EVERY ALBUM from his first until his most recent have been stellar. He took the ACID JAZZ genre up a notch and perfected the FUNK DISCO ROCK RETRO ELECTRONICA sound with his perfect voice and wonderfully clever COSMIC lyrical references and metaphors. This piece is a great autobiographical take on the origins of his musical shift in consciousness! GREAT songwriter of slick funk jazz driven influenced rhythms along with beautiful soulful ballads. FYI If you know or learn the history of his influences you'll find much of his inspiration comes from 70's jazzy atmospheric funk bands like Roy Ayers, Herbie Hancock, Lou Donaldson, EWF, Grant Green, Sly Stone, Gil Scott-Heron, of course Stevie Wonder and a slew of lesser known greats from that era...
Actually, you did one Jamiroquai song already... Love Foolosophy, on March 24. Such an incredible talent, love this group so much! Hopefully someone will request Cosmic Girl soon...
Right on. Right after Love Foolosophy, during the same performance that’s listed on the channel, they perform Cosmic Girl. This band has great acid jazz funk vibes. -Patricia 😄👍🎵🔥🔥🔥
Just came across this vid! Absolute LOVE Jamiroquai, easily one of, if not my #1 favorite bands ever. Glad you dug this, they have such a rich discography
You had the pronunciation right the first time, Teez😀 Love Jamiroquai; played the hell out of this CD when it came out!!! Love his throwback grooves. This is a shuffle skate song for sure!!!🛼
H Jaqueline! Smooth Groove Funk is “Where it’s at” Mr. Video and Teez are giving us a hell of a party tonight. Wait! Has Jamiroquai ever been invited to Darryl’s House? 🛼🛼🛼🛼🛼🛼🛼
To answer your question on how the video was made, the floor was stationary the entire time - the cameras were attached to the set and the entire set was moved around, but the perspective from the cameras was of the floor moving - very clever video to go with an awesome song
His Mother was a well known singer in England jazz I believe and definitely passed those genes down...you just went down a rabbit hole...you need to listen to more of Jamiroquai❤❤🔥🔥
Even I knew , and listened to him ba ck in the mid 90's and i was far past 20 or 30 years old He was -a delight. Unique ...jazzy, funky, fun and always found myself dancing - making a happy place in my day.
Stuart Zender is my Hero! This guy was 17 years old when they made their first album and 22 when the third came out! OMG! They were so mature musially at their age.
Definitely my all time favorite band. I don't understood how so many people here in the US have never listened to them. The Return of the Space Cowboy and Traveling Without Moving are must have albums.
@@MrBillyboyroge That was Cool Slow Jam Funky Jazz vibes 👌 thanks 😊 not seen it before ! Cosmic Girl another good one ! Vid is awesome obvs Jay Kay loves fast cars .
@@CA5124 yeah, he’s a real petrol head Although the videos are fun to watch, I prefer watching their live shows (been following his career since 1992) Live you get to appreciate the band and music more.
He was with Denise Van Outen for a while too and He been on Top Gear . Did very well I remember on fastest lap 😀 love that show especially with the New line up Paddy ,Freddie + Chris its like a comedy car show but good laughs .😁
The song is epic. Jay Kay is an incredible vocalist reminiscent of Stevie Wonder. There's been no one like Jamiroquai. And he's as good s dancer as he is a singer. Love his swag. Timeless video. 👌💜
Jamiroquai have a lot of bangers. React to them. U wont regret it. And another song id like to proposed you to react, Deep inside By Incubus. Funk Punk. Damn good Shoutout from Malaysia
One of my biggest regrets was not buying this single when I had the chance when it first released, just to support the band. Bought the album though...
Jay Kay has a way doper falsetto than does Bruno Mars. Easily. Funk on a whole other level in the late 90s when a dude this young along with his young band dropped this jewel and other ones just as dope ❤
@@TeezMcGee here you go my man. A live version of Space Cowboy. Jays homage for his love of smoking de herb. Check the bassist’s groove and funk out th-cam.com/video/IRTS9g88C7M/w-d-xo.html ✌🏼
Here are more deep funk joints from that Era that will move yo skeleton. Sunrise by Simply Red Fast Love by George Michael Beatbox by Art Of Noise Shout out your boy ExclusiveLM when you get to my recommendations. Peace.
Jay Kay is a true musical genius! And yes, America slept on Jamiroquai for sure. You should check out a german artist named Roosevelt. He writes all the music himself, plays all the instruments, sings it all...amazing synth pop sensation. And like Jamiroquai, America is yet again sleeping on Roosevelt. Check out his song "Last To Know", or "Echoes" from his newer album. You wont be dissapointed!
I can't believe America was so asleep during the 90's, Jamiroquai were everywhere in Europe you couldn't go anywhere without hearing JK's smooth voice and those funk beats.
This is a American I think The Return of the Space Cowboy album is better than Traveling without Moving album. Don't try to mess with the American music scene. He just didn't hit hard enough for some reason.
Ive heard they were massive in Japan
@@damonfisher5984 Jamiroquai are from London, England 😉. I think during the 90s the US radio and charts were paying more attention to grunge, rap and pop artists from their own music scene, while the rest of the world listened to music from Europe and the UK mostly, along with the american groups. For example, i'm from South America and while i was growing up in the 90s, as a tween, 90% of the music played on the radio was mostly brit pop, trip hop, electronic music from the UK & Scandinavia, alternative rock/metal, gangsta rap, less popular hip hop, german industrial, french, japanese & australian groups, along with funky bands like Jamiroquai. Even the local bands during the 90s were heavily influenced by the UK music from the 80s and 90s. The other 10% of radio programming consisted of grunge songs, huge US pop artist and popular rap during that time.
Jamiroquai was my favorite as a kid. I was the weird one though. Only had one other friend who even knew who the band was. I think Deeper Underground is what really killed it for him in the US. Anyone associated with that Godzilla movie died. Though Seven Days made a come back for him. Would hear it in the stores every now and then. Working at Starbucks for years, there were multiple lobby CD's that we played with him on it. It was more of an underground thing, it seemed.
I said the same!! All these years I thought America knew about Jamiroquai 🤭 they missed out on this epic funk!
This guy was huge in the 90’s why he didn’t hit the states as big as the UK still amazes me
Jamiroquai is one of the greatest bands of the 90s!
Totally
Jamiroquai rips, dude... Everything pre-2000 is funk soul, post is disco, and it's alllllll gold...
Cheers! Another super important band in my life... 💓
Don’t worry, so many Americans have ‘slept on this band’ this is from the biggest selling funk album ever ‘Travelling without moving’ if you want to get your Mrs in the mood for some ‘Teez McGee Loving’ then pour a glass of wine, dim the lights and put ‘Every day’ on. You can thank me later lol
Their earlier music was a throwback to the 70’s. ‘Alright’ has the bass line from ‘Idris Mohammad - Could Heaven Ever Be Like This’ and the keyboards from ‘Roy Ayers - Our Time is Coming’
Love this 😊
The Mad Hatter of Europe Jamiroquai
Justin is an accomplished artist...I'll not dispute that fact. But, this dude is on another level.
I agree. Justin isn't this cool!!
Jamiroquai is a fucking legend ❤
Jamiroquai the Northern Soul Man
Lisa Stanfield the Northern Soul Woman
Jamiroquai is such a great acid jazz funk band. They have so many great 👍 hits: Canned Heat and Virtual Insanity to name a few. Jay has incredible vocals. I always wind down and relax 😎 when I listen to them. We do have a live performance of Love Foolosophy and Cosmic Girl on the channel. It’s fire 🔥! Check it out. Thanks for a great free Friday choice.-Patricia 😎✌️🙌🔥🔥🔥🎵🎶🎵
That funky sound! 🔥
He’s got Disco in his ❤️; LOVE!!!
Pure quality, awesome musicians, J K, GREAT VOICE, SOULFUL, MY HEAD AND FEET, NO CONTROL
This dude is a musical genius. Jay Kay is basically the band, he writes most if not all of the music and plays all the instruments when recording. Great Song.
Errr, sorry to burst you bubble, but I think you’re getting Jay Kay mixed up with Prince lol
Jay doesn’t play any instruments or write the music. He writes most of the lyrics and comes up with melodies, but Toby Smith was his co-writer and keyboard player for the band from 1992 to 2003. Toby did a lot of the musical arrangements with the bands help. Stuart Zender (bassist) co-produced the first 3 albums with JK and Toby. Not forgetting Nick Van Gelders contribution to the first album.
Matt Johnston and Rob Harris co-write most of the songs now
@@MrBillyboyroge Because he is Jamiroquai. He came up with the name, the buffaloman, he was a solo singer who was signed by Sony way before the band emerged and he pretty much got all his boys (the other live musicians) who were all local British boys. Stuart, Toby, Wallis etc.
Jay writes pretty much every song. Some of the other guys do write songs as well too, (With Stuart Zender and Toby Smith who wrote a few other songs as well. I think Stuart Zender wrote Scam, Manifest Destiny, Mr. Moon etc. and Toby Smith wrote pretty much wrote the whole Synkronized album)
But Jay is pretty much the mascot behind Jamiroquai. Like Prince was behind Prince and the Revolution and Marilyn Manson is behind his self titled band etc. (written by someone else) just posting as i heard differently.
@@semajidoe I’m not denying that Jamiroquai was Jay Kay’s brainchild and Sony did sign him on an 8 album deal, so he got all the publishing writes to the music.
He doesn’t play any musical instruments though, hence why Toby was bought in followed by the other band members. Some would say Jay Kay plagiarised a lot of other band’s music from the 70’s and their is some truth in that when you start delving into 70’s music. For example, check out ‘Idris Mohamed- could heaven ever be like this’ which has the bass line to ‘Alright’ and Roy Ayers - Our time is Coming has the keyboards to ‘Alright’
They were all super talented musicians and the current lineup up are too. As you know, various band members changed in the early years, with most citing not being credited with the contribution they gave musically. Look at the background of the original drummer Nick Van Gelder. He often gets overlooked as does his contribution to the song writing and that ‘Jamiroquai sound’ on the album ‘emergency on planet earth’
Without Toby though, Jamiroquai would never have formed (Jay Kay has openly admitted that)
@@semajidoe see if you recognise what Jamiroquai track this is th-cam.com/video/r_oPDKFmJ_Y/w-d-xo.html
@@semajidoe this video breaks down the musical influence of Virtual Insanity th-cam.com/video/-N_uJZOEWpA/w-d-xo.html
Clever stuff. If it was that easy we’d all be doing it though lol
I LOVE JAMIROQUAI ever since receiving his NEW FIRST ALBUM for my birthday back in the early 90's and then seeing him in a small club BEFORE he got famous!!!! EVERY SONG on EVERY ALBUM from his first until his most recent have been stellar. He took the ACID JAZZ genre up a notch and perfected the FUNK DISCO ROCK RETRO ELECTRONICA sound with his perfect voice and wonderfully clever COSMIC lyrical references and metaphors. This piece is a great autobiographical take on the origins of his musical shift in consciousness! GREAT songwriter of slick funk jazz driven influenced rhythms along with beautiful soulful ballads. FYI If you know or learn the history of his influences you'll find much of his inspiration comes from 70's jazzy atmospheric funk bands like Roy Ayers, Herbie Hancock, Lou Donaldson, EWF, Grant Green, Sly Stone, Gil Scott-Heron, of course Stevie Wonder and a slew of lesser known greats from that era...
Actually, you did one Jamiroquai song already... Love Foolosophy, on March 24. Such an incredible talent, love this group so much! Hopefully someone will request Cosmic Girl soon...
Right on. Right after Love Foolosophy, during the same performance that’s listed on the channel, they perform Cosmic Girl. This band has great acid jazz funk vibes. -Patricia 😄👍🎵🔥🔥🔥
I'm a massive fan of Jamiroquai. I love Jay Kay❤️. Thanks for reacting to his songs. Greetings from Argentina. 🇦🇷😘
That whole album is 🔥
Just came across this vid! Absolute LOVE Jamiroquai, easily one of, if not my #1 favorite bands ever. Glad you dug this, they have such a rich discography
You had the pronunciation right the first time, Teez😀 Love Jamiroquai; played the hell out of this CD when it came out!!! Love his throwback grooves.
This is a shuffle skate song for sure!!!🛼
H Jaqueline! Smooth Groove Funk is “Where it’s at” Mr. Video and Teez are giving us a hell of a party tonight. Wait! Has Jamiroquai ever been invited to Darryl’s House? 🛼🛼🛼🛼🛼🛼🛼
@@RUSHChick Ooh, good question! I don't know the answer, but that would be a great show, I bet!
Been listening to them since the release of Emergency on Planet Earth album... House heads was on it in Chicago!
Glad to see someone react to this one, where you see the members of the band. :D
Love Jamiroquai!
To answer your question on how the video was made, the floor was stationary the entire time - the cameras were attached to the set and the entire set was moved around, but the perspective from the cameras was of the floor moving - very clever video to go with an awesome song
Acciiiid Jazzzzz in 🇬🇧 in the 90s ...... and if you like the Jamiroquai check out the Brand New Heavies 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👌🏾
His Mother was a well known singer in England jazz I believe and definitely passed those genes down...you just went down a rabbit hole...you need to listen to more of Jamiroquai❤❤🔥🔥
Even I knew , and listened to him ba ck in the mid 90's and i was far past 20 or 30 years old He was -a delight. Unique ...jazzy, funky, fun and always found myself dancing - making a happy place in my day.
Mr. Video just did Virtual Insanity by Jamiroquai. You two are sending mental vibes to each other!💙💙🙌🙌
I know, right? Totally creating a Jamiroquai playlist on Spotify😀
JUST did? DANG IT! No notifications for this BOT.
I mean, they ARE friends... Lol...
the coolest elevator ride ever!!!
there are brilliant
Jay Kay is amazing
Ohhh such a great times cam back to my mind!!! 🥹🥹🥹😉😉😉😉😙😙😙😙
I love Jamiroquai 💘Jay Kay
Update, apparently the song is now scrubbed from streaming platforms. If anyone knows where I can play the original song now?
I think this guy is super genius,his music is crazy awsome.
Stuart Zender is my Hero! This guy was 17 years old when they made their first album and 22 when the third came out! OMG! They were so mature musially at their age.
Such a solid groove and THAT Bass line....💥💥💥💥💥💥
These guys have a lot of great music to dive into. Stacked with funk, soul, disco vibes.
Jamiroquai is great sesh music, gets you so much higher.
We'll spend the night together, wake up and live forever!" This song promises everything and commits to nothing!!
You can listen to the first 3 albums and you'll then begin to understand
Teez no one grooves like these guys...check out the leads car collection.
Yes! The first few albums are so good!
Loooved this album. They made so much good music.
yesssss!! i love this reaction!!!!!
Jamiroquai is amazing i have all of their records:They broke through the U.S market with Virtual Insanity but this groups discography is amazing.
Definitely my all time favorite band. I don't understood how so many people here in the US have never listened to them. The Return of the Space Cowboy and Traveling Without Moving are must have albums.
Jay Kay siempre lo digo es un genio y jamiroquai, los mejores ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦
There are tons of groups they’ve never heard of. They are a very insular country in every way.
That whole album needs to be listened to... Still own it from day 1 when it came out
Love you Teez 😜
Love you most! ❤️
i miss the 90's
One of my favorite albums.
i recommend just listening to jamiroquai's song 'time wont wait' ;)
Great to see another Jamiroquai song on here 😀 The Space Cowboy video is Trippy too ! ( The Hat) was Jay Kay,s trademark ! 😎
He wears two hats in that video too lol
Seen this live version of Space Cowboy? th-cam.com/video/-pvFcvzgWPA/w-d-xo.html
@@MrBillyboyroge That was Cool Slow Jam Funky Jazz vibes 👌 thanks 😊 not seen it before ! Cosmic Girl another good one ! Vid is awesome obvs Jay Kay loves fast cars .
@@CA5124 yeah, he’s a real petrol head
Although the videos are fun to watch, I prefer watching their live shows (been following his career since 1992) Live you get to appreciate the band and music more.
@@MrBillyboyroge Yeah they brought the 70,s Funk sound into the 90,s ! 👌
He was with Denise Van Outen for a while too and He been on Top Gear . Did very well I remember on fastest lap 😀 love that show especially with the New line up Paddy ,Freddie + Chris its like a comedy car show but good laughs .😁
my favourite song ❤❤❤
JT could never be a deep as this cat. Check out Mr. Moon, Return of the Space Cowboy,
The song is epic. Jay Kay is an incredible vocalist reminiscent of Stevie Wonder. There's been no one like Jamiroquai. And he's as good s dancer as he is a singer. Love his swag. Timeless video. 👌💜
Used to be a good dancer. Had an operation on his back a while ago. Saw him in Licarno Switzerland a few years back. Still absolute fire though...
Jamiroquai have a lot of bangers. React to them. U wont regret it. And another song id like to proposed you to react, Deep inside By Incubus. Funk Punk. Damn good
Shoutout from Malaysia
This song style kinda reminds me of George Michael's "Fast Love'... 90's era too.
rhymes with DeNiro Pie
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ha ha ha! Eww.
Spectacular 💛💛💛💛💛💛
"For the rest.... of our time together" haha I love the non committal pimpishness of that line.
One of my fave bands!!!
With the bass you can FEEL
Good one
Yip, funk vibes 🔥🔥
Disco with that octave bass and beat
Thank God I grew up in the 90s. You all fell asleep
Jay Kay has such an awesome voice for someone who smokes/smoked alotta weed 😸
Still listening in 2024!
Excellent ❤
Sir CANNED HEAT Funky as F..k Get on it Teez
One of my biggest regrets was not buying this single when I had the chance when it first released, just to support the band. Bought the album though...
That's right the pronounce of the words
HEYYYYYYYYYYYYY🔥🔥🔥🔥
Jay K is far better than Justin Timberlake he was well before his time and his songs can still be played in the 2020’s. It’s just timeless
Jamiroquai -Virtual Insanity should be your next one. It is fantastic
3:10 - JT wishes he could be Jay Kay! They are both big Michael Jackson fans.
⚡️
This is real music, not the stupid stuff nowadays.
Gotta watch virtual insanity one of their best videos
Definitely check out some more jamiroquai check out too young to die and emergency on planet earth
This is on GTA 5
Jay Kay has a way doper falsetto than does Bruno Mars. Easily. Funk on a whole other level in the late 90s when a dude this young along with his young band dropped this jewel and other ones just as dope ❤
I get it, too; the Justin Timberlake similarity in both vocal delivery and dance moves; possibly an influence on him (?)
So, did pharrell steal jamiroquai's hat idea?
too many great songs by them, listen to any songs of their album "Emergency on planet Eart" or "Travelling without moving" !
Love Jamiroquai. Timberlake has nothing on Jay Kay.
😂😂😂😂😂💯
@@TeezMcGee here you go my man. A live version of Space Cowboy. Jays homage for his love of smoking de herb. Check the bassist’s groove and funk out th-cam.com/video/IRTS9g88C7M/w-d-xo.html ✌🏼
Justin Timberlake WISH he was blessed with such razz za ma tazz🔥🔥🔥🔥.no comparison
Here are more deep funk joints from that Era that will move yo skeleton.
Sunrise by Simply Red
Fast Love by George Michael
Beatbox by Art Of Noise
Shout out your boy ExclusiveLM when you get to my recommendations. Peace.
Jay Kay is a true musical genius! And yes, America slept on Jamiroquai for sure. You should check out a german artist named Roosevelt. He writes all the music himself, plays all the instruments, sings it all...amazing synth pop sensation. And like Jamiroquai, America is yet again sleeping on Roosevelt. Check out his song "Last To Know", or "Echoes" from his newer album. You wont be dissapointed!
Try Jamiroquai and Diana Ross upside down it will blow your mind
Sent a request via email, hope you get around to it soon 🙂
HA!, Yea, I could see Justin Timberlake doin this too!
this song is so nocturnal idk why! lmao!
Finally an Alright reaction! Subbed!
(Please check out Space Cowboy : )
I’d be shocked if Justin Timberlake isn’t a jamiroquai fan
How can you even talk about Justin Bieber while listening to this great music?
Please react to their videos Virtual Insanity and Canned Heat!!!
Justin Timberlake wishes.
I challenge everyone to find a bad jamiroquai bass line
American Indians