OKAY! SHOCKED! “ THE BEE GEES “ STAYIN ALIVE”
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Shiloh turns in a disco queen,bopping like it’s 1978
She was certainly boogying down... 😏
She started grooving right away
You mean it's not 1978? Crap. I wish it was 1978.
The Kids will learn what good music is
She should just go watch the movie and see how it was back in the day. When people actually dressed up to go out.
The Bee Gees can do no wrong Rest In Peace Andy, Robin and Maurice Gibb 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Amen!! I agree 100%!
When did Andy die? I knew Robin and Mourice died really close together a few years ago but I hadn't heard Andy passed.
@@SGTJDerek Andy died back in the early 80s I believe. Now Barry is the only Bee Gee alive
When did andy go?
@@vengefulones6435 Andy died I believe in the early 80s
If there was ever a song that could identify a decade, this song was the 70's
It does, but personally I place September higher on that list, that or Boogie Wonderland, showing my bias lol.
I cannot believe that anyone who loves music has not heard the opening chords at some time. Its i
like ny,ny by sinatra or white christmas or billie jean
Within the disco genre very much so, but the rock theme music of the 70's would probably be Boston.
Yeah, no.Close though. Queen, John Lennon ( 1980), Elton John, The Stones et al were massive as well. Especially aThe Stones.
I agree, because this is a song which everyone associates with the era. There were great artists in the 70s, but this song captured the zeitgeist of the time, even though it was late on the scene. Looking back, nearly 50 years later, this was a great song, and a great emblem of the times.
Man, I love seeing the new generations grooving to music from my early childhood. I love it when even older music can bring us all together. Sometimes there is an epic song, no matter when it was released, what generation it was released, it always holds the power to stay fresh to a new generation. This is definitely one of those songs. I'm so happy you enjoyed it Shiloh😎 stay cool, my sister from another mister.
You can't go wrong with the Beegees, all their songs are good. 15 number ONE hits on the Billboard list.
You should listen "Too Much Heaven" by The Bee Gees
Sincerely, Shiloh it's a good song. This song is so good it will make you shed a tear.
Am at a loss for words to describe the adorability of this young woman when she bops. Cute and classically beautiful. Love your reactions.
I bet she is a beautiful sight out on the dance floor.
I agree completely
Now you gotta watch the movie Saturday Night Fever
Travolta days....
That's how I found this gem 10 years ago
The BeeGees will always be number #1 in my book! I’ve always loved the BeeGees! And listening to them will never get old! They were so talented and such great performers! And Barry will always be a wonderful warm and handsome man💕 To this day I still listen to them each and every day! I love them all!!! R.I.P.... Robin & Maurice and also Andy.🙏💕💕It’s so great that Barry is still performing to this day.....💕💕Thanks for playing them💕💕💕💕💕
Bass line is fabulous. Truly sets the stage of the song!!!
BeeGee's vocals... $100. Nostalgic value.... $200. Watching Shiloh smile for 6 minutes... Priceless.
i love how her head started nodding, but her WHOLE BODY was like "nope - this a full-body bop" lol
I miss the 70's! ❤🎵
I love watching your reactions. Your smile and surprise in your eyes is so genuine. Such a cutie.
Barry Gibb has 40 years after that song a number one Album in the UK again, he's a genius...
Some of their songs were on the sound track to Saturday Night Fever. Starring John Travolta.
Singing with a high pitch like that is called a falsetto
Roller skating in the 70s at the local rink. This was the jam (still is). FUN times with friends. Before we had to grow up.
You definitely need to check out “Nights on Broadway”. Their performance on Midnight Special is fantastic.
Saturday night fever amazing movie , soundtrack sold 40 million copies most of the songs written by the beegees
Hello, they performed a song called “To Love Somebody” live in 1967. I think it’s something that you would enjoy.
It is Physically impossible to not dance to Stayin' Alive. It can't be done.
Girl, you would have loved the disco years. Clubs had incredible energy. I was living in Manhattan and worked as a flight attendant. It was a great time.
I only recently found out that this song had a more serious message than we'd think. It's actually about survival on the streets of New York in the 70's, back when parts of New York would've been dangerous to live in due to high crime and gang activity. The lyrics are practically telling a piece of social history with the lyrics 'Whether you're a brother or whether you're a mother, you're stayin' alive', 'Feel the city breakin' and everybody's shakin', you're stayin' alive' and Robin's lines 'Life goin' nowhere, somebody help me'. These guys really were lyrical geniuses.
One of the greatest pop songs ever written. While this song is associated with Disco, they actually wrote this as an R&B song which is what they had been doing prior to this (such as Jive Talkin.) I'm glad you reacted to this and that you enjoyed it. I would have been slightly shocked if you had never heard at least part of it before as it has turned up in tv shows, movies, and sampled in other songs. ~Be Blessed
Funfact: A study was completed in 2018 confirms that med students and physicians who were trained to do compressions, while listening to the song, would maintain the ideal rhythm of 100-120* compressions per minute. It really help you stay alive if you get a CRP :D
That's how the good folks at Dunder Mifflin learned how to do it!
Loved watching you react to the Bee Gees. You are a beautiful young lady whose smile transcends all.
My friends and I were all rockers in the 70's and 80's and absolutely loathed disco. But looking back on it from 40 or more years on; it's actually great. Funny how time can change your perspective on things!
Watching you just brings a big smile to my face. I love when the younger generations find this music and are just as entertained as my generation were when we first heard it, great reaction!
Jive Talking is my favorite Bee Gees song..it's amazing!!
I was born in 1970 and appreciate many different kinds of music, but i miss the 70's and 80's most.
Born in '60 and I agree 100%
I LOVE seeing a young person loving the BeeGees like I did when they first came out!
How can anyone not love Bee Gees
Legendary groove/beat plus insane vocals!!!
I don't understand how some people can cut down Disco music? There has never been better music to dance to. All of it has a beat that just gets you up and moving. That's why 50 years later...young people are hearing it for the first time and loving it. Do yourself a favor and listen to ALL the BEE GEES music.
Good one, Shiloh!!
A couple more fun Bee Gees songs from the Disco era are:
"More than a Woman" and "You Should be Dancing"
Seeing your reaction to this song put a huge smile on my face 😁 You always brighten my day. Thank you!
Big hair... Tight pants.... “Loud” outfits.... Yes Shiloh, this WAS the 70’s in a nutshell ☝️😂👌. Of course, the classic movie “Saturday Night Fever” was the one that launched John Travolta to superstardom, even though I first recall him in the tv series “Welcome Back Kotter”, one of my all time favourites. Movie wise, he makes for an awesome villain 🤙😉
"The theme song to walking or being cool."
Bart Simpson: "There's only one thing to do at a moment like this - strut!"
Barry Gibbs falsetto is legendary due to the fact of how well he can use it and carry the notes!
Too much heaven is a masterpiece. Must listen!
"light and airy and ... fluffy!" lol
You really got into that song. You would have loved going to the disco. I loved watching you enjoying it.
Love thissong love listening to beegees
Your Smile said it all... It was a great review... You were so excited... :)
You are precious! Very beautiful and I love your energy 💕
It's awesome seeing a young person opening their eyes to different styles of music and enjoying it. Love your smile, the laugh, and getting into the music...too cute...
Love this young lady's energy!!
You are simply AWESOME, young lady. Love your presentations. I’m an old Aussie bloke who grew up with the Bee Gees music, especially during the Disco era when I was in my 20’s. Great music, great singing group, they are brothers. They originated from Australia - I remember them appearing on local talent quests in Australia before they became famous. There was a fourth younger brother who unfortunately recently passed away. Thank you for sharing their FAN-BLOODY-TASTIC music & voices. God bless 🤠👍🤗🦘🕺💃
Great selection and it was a joy seing your great reaction! You obviously liked and got into the song. The beat and voices are incomparable. I enjoyed this so much. Great reaction by you! Here's to your next one! 🙏🙂❤️
love this song Bee Gees has a lot of great songs you go girl dancing oh yeah they have hits from before this Disco music :) How deep is your love, Too much heaven, before going disco
You cannot imagine how popular the Bee Gees were during the late 1970s.
I still think this is my favorite reaction of yours, Shiloh, beautiful to see your unbridled joy.
This was beyond huge with the whole Saturday night Fever movie and all , I admit that disco era was fun Rock on 🤘
Yup, it is the theme song to the movie Saturday night fever.
I thought all of the reactors had done this by now ..I still get a good time from watching people seeing this for the first time ..I recommend going way back with Bee Gees and then moving up but you may be more in the latter years mostly by now .. TO LOVE SOMEBODY and HOW CAN YOU MEND BROKEN HEART are more of the original sound of BeeGees before they moved to Miami to make the album MAIN COURSE and that changed their sound to what every body knows them for by most people .. Also the Live Version The Bee Gees - Nights On Broadway - The Midnight Special 1975 is awesome because they don't waiver at all in live performances
Shiloh, for more Bee Gees goodness try "How Deep Is Your Love", "Holiday", "To Love Somebody", "I've Gotta Get a Message To You", "I Started A Joke", "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart". "Lonely Days", and "Words" to get started. You will be amazed at the talent and beautiful vocals they display in all of their songs!
I always loved the song Holiday.
This song is part of the soundtrack of my early teens! If there's any song that can instantly turn the clock back to 1978, this, is that song!
You would love 'How Can You Mend a Broken Heart' by the BeeGees
The song has a good beat that is timeless
I'm going nowhere somebody help me. The plight of nearly every young person trying to find their way.
I was in high school when this first came out, it blew everybody's minds away
You would love Too Much Heaven from the Bee Gees. It's incredible
You’ve got to watch the movie Saturday Night Fever- it was a sensation when it came out- made John Travolta a superstar, the soundtrack is one of the biggest selling albums ever. It contains several Bee Gee songs...great music in the movie. Classic movie & music- defined a time: late 70s.
This was the song our health teacher taught us CPR to back in the 90’s. It, along with several other songs, have the perfect beat for pumping chest compressions.
I love your hair it's so BEAUTIFUL! 😍
Your reaction to these songs by the Bee Gees -> reaching out, I surrender, love so right, love you inside out, jive talking, tragedy! 😎
Ahhh The Bee Gee's! They did the soundtrack for Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta the best selling soundtrack in history. Barry Gibb also wrote the music for the movie Grease fyi. You should see Saturday Night Fever no doubt as well as Grease. You know the Gibbs are brothers Barry, Robin, Maurice and on occasion they had their younger brother Andy Gibb come sing with them - super talented and were the sound of the Disco era and still sound amazing today!
Wow. THE smile of yours, when the beat got going just made my day!!! Pure unexpected happieness!! Whatever shit i tought I was going through...? Hahaha.. it is just as memory now.. thank you Shiloh ❤️❤️❤️
They should blast 💥 this song at max volume in hospitals 🏥 to brighten the mood. This is a perfect Covid song!
BeeGee swag can never be topped. For real 🕺.. even the freaking dance emoji is based off them.
The Red Cross uses this song to teach CPR. The beat to this song matches the Compression rate needed to give CPR.
This is what disco dancing was all about! Swing Dancing! It was absolutely incredible! A great time to be alive... Learn how to swing dance, you'll love it!
fraternal harmonies , can't be duplicated . not my style but they have large collection of songs , lots of good ones. early stuff is awesome.
Though I have a lot of musical diversity, I am a rocker by heart and soul. I have to admit: this is one of the coolest grooves ever. Screams, "Get out on the dance floor!"
bee gees love you inside out
I grew up in the 70s loving these guys, I still do. You should check out some of their pre-disco stuff such as Words or How Can You Mend A Broken Heart. And if you want your mind absolutely blown, look up Dimash "SOS" from the show "I Am Singer - 2017" your life will never be the same.
I learned how to roller skate to these songs back in 1976 or so.
Glad seeing that disco isn't dead. 🥰
Welcome to disco music!!!! To experience this on the dance floor in the 70’s was epic
It was fun watching you bop around to this!
Well done as always. Thanks for sharing. Great song from this era.
Saturday Night Fever’s dance scenes were filmed in the 2001 Odyssey Disco, in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, NY. We all danced at that club many times, what an experience. And yes, I knew how to disco and twirl my dance partner around. What a time to be a 20 year old growing up in Brooklyn.
Of all the Gibb bros only Barry's still alive. The interview where he talks about that topic is almost soul crushing :/
Imagine the pain as the oldest brother to bury your parents , and then all three of your younger brothers. Just fucking brutal.
@@thade7062 Yeah, and the fact they were on non speaking terms when they died was just that final touch for it.
I can appreciate the simplicity of the video because it doesn't distract you from the music.... compared to most videos
Such a classic Bee Gees song great reaction. I also Stumbled across a video of movie stars dancing to this song really incredible
Another great British band.
3 brothers, all white, all British and all talented as hell! Even in the 70's when we all learned they were white we were shocked. Music knows no race, only the soul of the artist. Like a wise man once said, "Never judge a book by it's cover." Love these old tunes, many very good memories. PEACE!!!!!
This was the opening title for the film Saturday Night Fever. All those clips you mention are copies of the original which is John Travolta walking down the street. here is the 3 min clip from the film - give it a watch one time, to see where all the other copies come from th-cam.com/video/HVEqy6K18Yo/w-d-xo.html
This young lady is fine as wine. ❤️❤️❤️
The Brothers, Gibb-------------Barry---------------Maurice & Robin, who were fraternal twins, & both are sadly, passed. -----------------This was THE song , in '78 & '79.---------------They were born in Britain, raised in Australia. ------------------------WolfSky9, 74 y/o
Check out the movie Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta swaggering along to this number. It’s brilliant.
The Brothers Gibb ...... Professionally known as 'The Bee Gees.' The closest thing to perfect, you say!!??
Well, as is said in my neck-of-the-woods, 'Too each his own.'
Maurice (on the right) had a congenital bowel defect, i.e he was born with it. While on his way to surgery for his intestines, he had a heart attack, yet the doctors operated anyway. (I heard Barry say this on a video.) He was in the hospital for only 2 days! Maurice (pronounced Morris) passed in 2003.
Robin (on the left) had the same bowel defect, but it was diagnosed in time to operate and save him from the same fate as his fraternal twin, Maurice. During that operation, they discovered colon cancer. He passed in 2012.
Andy, the youngest brother, who had his own moderately successful career, died of Myocarditis, which is inflammation of the muscles surrounding the heart. He passed in 1988, at the age of 30.
The 3 brothers were also married and had children.
Barry (in the middle) said, "I am the last man standing." Barry is the eldest of the brothers.
On September 1, 2021, he and his wife, Linda will celebrate their 51st wedding anniversary, which is also Barry's 75th birthday. They have 5 adult children, and 7 grandchildren. The Bee Gees have sold over 220 million records worldwide. They were also writers for other musical artists. Barry just completed a new project called 'Greenfields: The Gibb Brothers Songbook.' It is very nice!
On a side note, their sister, Lesley is the first born. She was 77 in January, 2021. She lives a quiet life with her family.
After the movie was completed, (Saturday Night Fever) the director felt the movie needed a different style of music. In comes the Bee Gees. Their songs replaced Boz Skaggs and Stevie Wonder!
You will like: How Deep Is Your Love ---- Staying Alive ---- Night Fever ---- Emotion --- You Win Again
Thank you for the explanation. I always heard it was a heart attack that killed Andy and didn't know about the other two brothers. They are /were musical geniuses.
Remembering the rhythm to "Stayin' Alive" can support just that, saving lives. If you ever find yourself administering CPR, use that rhythm! Science has proven it's the ideal tempo for CPR chest compressions. `Ah-Ah-Ah-Ah Stayin' Alive - Stayin' Alive! . . ." Just keep repeating & stay steady. Cool, huh?
Love your smile. Keep at it, kiddo. Cheers.
Yes!! That whole soundtrack is pretty vibable, esp if born in the seventies!!
You can't help but move to this song
This was dance music in my day. When you danced to disco you broke a sweat. We were spinning flipping grinding on our knees twirling. Always had to bring an extra shirt.
I really enjoyed your reaction to the Bee Gees staying alive .. was playing on the radio when I was a teenager. I wish you would do a reaction to Percy sledge....My Special Prayer.
Outstanding Shiloh. I'm glad your enjoying great music, well from another era🤣👍awesome reaction.
Now listen to "You should be Dancing" !