Everybody in 1979 was going disco at this time! KISS needed a chart hit and turned to hitmaker Desmond Child to craft an arena-rock song with that trendy disco vibe. It worked! The single went to #11 in the US and #1 in many markets around the world.
Yes, you're absolutely correct. But you most also remember that at thiat particular time they both shared the same label and the same manager with The Village People, worlds Disco darlings of 1979.
Yeah, this was the one that got a lot of OG KISS fans upset, because back then if you were a "Rocker" you weren't supposed to like or have anything to do with Disco. Those were two separate camps. I'm sure guitarist Ace Frehley wasn't thrilled about doing it, but Gene & Paul Stanley saw those dollar signs $$...as always. :) And Ace was still a good enough sport to lay down a little solo on it.
Released in 1979, many of Kiss's hard core fans didn't like the song. Wasn't the band's typical sound. This was their "contribution" to the Disco era. Have a safe, blessed Christmas, and a prosperous New Year...🎸🎵🎄🎉
This is one of their most popular songs, ever. It wasn't well received when it first came out by the hardcore fans. But mainstream people loved it. They still are playing their final tour in the middle of Covid. You should listen to Shandi as well. Its another smooth song from this time period. But KISS is known for songs like Shout it out loud, which is a good rock party song.
King of the Mountain, Legend tonight, Nowhere to run, Sure know something, Strutter, Creatures of the night, Loves a deadly weapon, The Oath, Only you and so on .. great band! Awesome channel guys! 👅
Can we talk about the excellent KISS intro graphic? Badass! Love you guys. I'm one of those guys that only gets your notifications every once in a while. Been a subscriber for a while.
Kiss has a variety of songs - their hard rock songs include "Detroit rock city" ... "Shout it out loud" ... "Calling Dr. Love" ... "Love gun"... "Rock n' roll all nite" ... "Creatures of the night"... 'Black diamond' ... 'Parasite'... '100,000 years' 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘 Their ballads include 'Forever' ... 'Beth' ... 'Hard luck woman' ... 'I still love you' And more diverse songs - 'Shandi' ... 'Sure know something' ... 'Flaming youth'
Rock...Pop..Disco lo que sea esta canción fue un exitaso mundial y una de las más populares de la mítica KISS el que no la haya escuchado o taradeado no es de este mundo.👍
Tx for reacting to this song. Its definitely part of my youth. Hard not to like the infectious vibe it has. I would suggest "Sure Know Something" or "Shandi" from KISS if you enjoyed the Disco vibe they presented on this track.
This was 1979 KISS just capitalized on the sound at the time with this song. But it drove their hardcore fan base away even though it did bring some new fans to the band. They're popularity would drop off in the following years they made a comeback album 1983 called creatures of the night you should watch the video I love it loud from that album you can really hear the difference in the sound as they tried to get back to their Hard Rock roots. Great album and song but people just weren't buying them and makeup anymore so a year later they took the makeup off. And kept it off until 1996 the reunion tour.
Kiss began as a hard rock band in 1973, but they wanted to have an explosive stage show where the band played 4 characters on stage. They heard Led Zeppelin and saw Alice Cooper in the early 1970's, and wanted that combo... Paul Stanley & Gene Simmons wrote most of the songs from pop rock & R&B influences in the 1960's. The original band featured Peter Criss (drums) & Ace Frehley (lead guitar) Their first 3 records were not big sellers at the time cos they didn't sound like what they were live in concert, but they had a minor hit in 1975 - "Rock n' roll all nite" which was a party anthem. It was the release of a double live album 'Alive!' in 1975 that gave Kiss their first big record and "Rock n' roll all nite" (live version) became a massive hit. In 1976, Kiss released the 'Destroyer' album, and it delivered an unexpected hit - a piano ballad sung by drummer Peter Criss called 'Beth'... it became their biggest hit. By 1977, Kiss was the biggest band in America w/ 6 studio albums & 2 live albums. They began marketing their 4 makeup personalities to merchandise and brought in a pop fanbase in 1978. However, problems in the band led to a break in '78, as each member released a solo album which did well, but not what they expected. Drugs and alcohol were affecting Ace & Peter to the point where Peter Criss couldn't play the drums on Kiss records anymore, and Ace was being substituted by session guitarists in the studio. The 'Dynasty' album in 1979 took Kiss away from hard rock and into disco music... but "I was made for loving you" was a huge pop hit, so they released another disco record 'Unmasked' in 1980, but that sold less. Peter Criss didn't play on that record either & was replaced that year by drummer Eric Carr. Kiss tried to experiment w/ new orchestral and opera sounds on their 1981 album "Music from the Elder" and Kiss fans hated the record - it bombed in sales, and Ace Frehley left the band in 1982. Paul, Gene & Eric recorded 'Creatures of the night' in '82, which was a return to a heavy rock sound, using session guitarists in the studio... lead guitarist Vinnie Vincent did the tour, which was a disaster in America as the record bombed in sales again. The non-makeup Kiss era came in 1983 w/ the 'Lick it up' album - Paul, Gene, Eric & Vinnie were the band in makeup, but they decided to take off the makeup and perform without their past image. It worked - MTV put 'Lick it up' on the air and the album went platinum, selling 3 times more than the last album. They were a hard rock band, but w/ glam and pop rock influences. Vinnie Vincent was fired in '84, and lead guitarist Mark St. John did the 'Animalize' album in 1984, but he was replaced by lead guitarist Bruce Kulick on tour after St. John developed health problems. Kiss was an 80's glam rock band w/ Paul, Gene, Bruce & Eric thru the 80's as the hit records kept coming - 'Asylum' in 1985, 'Crazy Nights' in 1987, and 'Hot in the shade' in 1989. In 1991, drummer Eric Carr was diagnosed w/ cancer and despite his treatment, he passed away from the disease in late '91. After Eric Carr's death, Kiss returned in 1992 w/ a darker album 'Revenge' w/ drummer Eric Singer, but the non-makeup Kiss was declining in the grunge rock 90's. An MTV 'Unplugged' show was done in 1995 and they had original members Peter Criss & Ace Frehley come on & play... So they decided in 1996 to put the makeup back on, and it would be the original Kiss w/ Ace & Peter for a reunion tour in '96/ '97 which was a huge success. The Kiss album 'Psycho circus' in 1998 was supposed to be a reunion album, but Peter & Ace barely played on it. Paul & Gene decided for the original Kiss to do a 'farewell' tour in 2000/'01... but Peter Criss left again in late '01, and Ace Frehley left in '02. Peter Criss returned briefly in 2003, w/ lead guitarist Tommy Thayer taking over Ace Frehley's role & makeup persona in Kiss. Eric Singer returned on drums full-time in 2004, wearing Peter Criss' makeup. This Kiss line-up released 2 albums - 'Sonic boom' in 2009 and 'Monster' in 2012. Kiss is currently on their 'End of the road' tour, which they say will be their last major tour.
@@alanela6761 I had to look at the album to see how it was spelled because for some reason I've always thought it was spelled with a K on the album. I need new spectacles 😂
Back in August I turned the big 50! I'm not much of a KISS fan, but this is definitely 🔥! I remember skating rinks playing this song, thanks for listening and sharing your thoughts on it. I'm drinking Dr pepper and I toast ya'll for giving this a listen to and ya'll are an awesome amazing couple for others to live by, thank you 😊
It's strange that this 1979 Kiss album 'Dynasty' is not the best Kiss record, but Kiss fans still wanna jam to "I was made for loving you" even today! Paul Stanley of Kiss said he wrote the song after partying in Studio 54 nightclub at the height of disco... it became a huge international hit single, but it kinda alienated Kiss' hardcore fanbase at the time, cos Kiss was a hard rock band first, but they were raised on 60's rock n' roll and R&B music. Gene Simmons said that Kiss wasn't Black Sabbath, all gloom & doom... they wanted to be a show w/ great music to party to.
Gene and Paul were the alphas in the group always. Their main motivation was pretty much money and ego returns. No depth here sorry. Good act but they were targeting the teenage girl and guy demographic. It worked. Massively successful departure from their normal style. Dynasty was their best album IMO. Pretty cool stuff and yes the video was flawless. Good review once again guys. 👍
My Mother is 80 years old and she love this Song - I´m 54 years old ,it was my first Band in harder rock - today 41 years later i listen only Rock and Metal - Welcome to my World !
Huge Kiss fan here. New to your Chanel. The big guy with the tongue Gene Simmons aka the demon Paul Stanley aka star Child Ace Fraley aka space man Peter Criss on drums aka the cat. This was popular but they are much harder than this. But I like this song.
You're correct. Most of their music WAS heavy metal/hard rock. Disco was an aberration for them - - Kiss' contribution to the late 70s disco craze. Gene Simmons is a character. I like their heavier stuff but I'm glad they did this. I love it. Good reaction. I liked Jay's contribution to the intro.
I still love the song because I've always loved a good pop song - disco or not. AND I really enjoyed watching your reaction to this, in my opinion, ridiculous video because you were so genuine.
Never been a huge KISS fan but I do appreciate them. My brother and his friends would take the brooms and trash cans into the front yard and blast kiss music for the neighborhood and they acted. MY brother even spit kool-aid out of his mouth..LMAO ohh the late 70s
OK when kiss came on the scene in the 70s they were wearing their makeup in the 80s they took their makeup off for several years then they started we're in the make up again! As far as Gene Simmons goes he's had a reality show on TV for the last like 8 or 10 years him and his wife he even had plastic surgery on his face and documented it on the TV show.
Speaking of about 1979 and pop music how about a reaction to the group called M and their song called Pop Music? More like one guy and a girl but music wasn't their day job.
If you're being blocked by the TH-cam police? Just being blocked what about the 72 hours three days the block goes away. if it doesn't you can dispute it under the fair use clause of the copyright law! Under the fair use clause of the copyright law you can post reactions too anything on TH-cam for purposes of information education critique criticism there's two or three other stipulations. But of course you can't pull stuff on TH-cam that's copyrighted by somebody for a purpose of making money off of it. And now You Tube changed their policies I used to find reaction channels all over the place doing reactions I'm getting corporate sponsors where they were advertising for the corporations products and giving discount codes for when you bought something from that company and of course they got a kick back in a monetary amount which means they were actually making money on someone's copyrighted material. And of course the same youtubers or doing reactions and peddling their own merchandise T shirts hats hoodies they were selling them on their channel before and after they reacted to a video. But you don't see anybody selling their own merchandise on their channels anymore has to be because of a new TH-cam policy. No more sponsorships from corporations were they peddle the corporation's product. Now the TH-cam reactors openly admit but they were doing this video or that video because it was being sponsored by their Patreon subscriber but paid them they call it a donation donated tour$100 a $100 fifty dollars for them to watch a video.
It was their Disco song They searched for what ever music is popular that would further add to their popularity and wrote that "singer believed he could write an disco song easily' This song killed their career immediately for 15 years released 79' Gene simmons 2 1/2hrs makeup time Gene has eaten 5500 women with that tongue Singers make up 45 time It was about a hook up and railing a chick
Okay so let’s say a few things. First of all it’s not the real KISS sound. Secondly the first graphic your had is not the band that did this song. The second graphic you had is the band that did this song but from an earlier era. You really need to explore the back catalogue of this awesome band. Let’s just say they are the greatest band in rock ‘n’ roll history. And that Ace Frehley made every person want to pick up a guitar and be a lead guitarist
As drinking people , i can't believe you never heard of the song Cold Gin. pure rock and roll🤘
live is the only way to listen to Kiss th-cam.com/video/QN6dryqS-I8/w-d-xo.html
Everybody in 1979 was going disco at this time! KISS needed a chart hit and turned to hitmaker Desmond Child to craft an arena-rock song with that trendy disco vibe. It worked! The single went to #11 in the US and #1 in many markets around the world.
Yes, you're absolutely correct. But you most also remember that at thiat particular time they both shared the same label and the same manager with The Village People, worlds Disco darlings of 1979.
@@rolfsvensson321 Absolutely--but for a fleeting moment. The band that "can't stop the music" eventually had the music stopped for them.
Sure, but that wasn't until 1980. In 1979 no one could predict the future. Everyone thought that Disco would last forever.
Yeah, this was the one that got a lot of OG KISS fans upset, because back then if you were a "Rocker" you weren't supposed to like or have anything to do with Disco. Those were two separate camps. I'm sure guitarist Ace Frehley wasn't thrilled about doing it, but Gene & Paul Stanley saw those dollar signs $$...as always. :) And Ace was still a good enough sport to lay down a little solo on it.
@@samuelgirard1407 I was and still am a Hard Rock/Metal fan, and when KISS put this song out, we did see it as them being sellouts.
Released in 1979, many of Kiss's hard core fans didn't like the song. Wasn't the band's typical sound.
This was their "contribution" to the Disco era.
Have a safe, blessed Christmas, and a prosperous New Year...🎸🎵🎄🎉
The signer, Paul Stanley was the main character in the play, Phantom of the Opera
One of the greatest bands ever
This is one of their most popular songs, ever. It wasn't well received when it first came out by the hardcore fans. But mainstream people loved it. They still are playing their final tour in the middle of Covid. You should listen to Shandi as well. Its another smooth song from this time period. But KISS is known for songs like Shout it out loud, which is a good rock party song.
Back in our day, you either loved or hated KISS. There was no middle ground.
Absolutely LOVE this groove! Love KISS PERIOD!! Please do their song “Love Gun” next- 💙🤘🏼👍✌️
Great idea !! That's what that guy was expecting. These guys are cool new subscriber
“Do You Love Me”, “Beth”, “God of Thunder”, and “Detroit Rock City” are all great classic Kiss songs worth checking out. 🙂
King of the Mountain, Legend tonight, Nowhere to run, Sure know something, Strutter, Creatures of the night, Loves a deadly weapon, The Oath, Only you and so on .. great band! Awesome channel guys! 👅
KISS Army Germany was here, great reaction video, thumbs up! #KISS 4 Peace #KISS your Eminem ... ENEMY!
Can we talk about the excellent KISS intro graphic? Badass! Love you guys. I'm one of those guys that only gets your notifications every once in a while. Been a subscriber for a while.
Kiss has a variety of songs - their hard rock songs include "Detroit rock city" ... "Shout it out loud" ... "Calling Dr. Love" ... "Love gun"... "Rock n' roll all nite" ... "Creatures of the night"... 'Black diamond' ... 'Parasite'... '100,000 years' 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘
Their ballads include 'Forever' ... 'Beth' ... 'Hard luck woman' ... 'I still love you'
And more diverse songs - 'Shandi' ... 'Sure know something' ... 'Flaming youth'
KISS was my sister and I first concert way back in 1976 it was the Destroyertour .... I was 14
That take in the opening! Thank u Miss 🙌 🎶
Rock...Pop..Disco lo que sea esta canción fue un exitaso mundial y una de las más populares de la mítica KISS el que no la haya escuchado o taradeado no es de este mundo.👍
Tx for reacting to this song. Its definitely part of my youth. Hard not to like the infectious vibe it has. I would suggest "Sure Know Something" or "Shandi" from KISS if you enjoyed the Disco vibe they presented on this track.
I love it loud
Greatest band of all time. They have COUNTLESS great songs.
This was 1979 KISS just capitalized on the sound at the time with this song. But it drove their hardcore fan base away even though it did bring some new fans to the band. They're popularity would drop off in the following years they made a comeback album 1983 called creatures of the night you should watch the video I love it loud from that album you can really hear the difference in the sound as they tried to get back to their Hard Rock roots. Great album and song but people just weren't buying them and makeup anymore so a year later they took the makeup off. And kept it off until 1996 the reunion tour.
creatures of the night-1982.....lick it up-1983
They did not take the makeup off until 1983..
Steph was sooo funny in this one...she was freakin on Gene!!!! Loved this reaction
Disco Rock!
also ...hard luck woman !!
Kiss began as a hard rock band in 1973, but they wanted to have an explosive stage show where the band played 4 characters on stage. They heard Led Zeppelin and saw Alice Cooper in the early 1970's, and wanted that combo... Paul Stanley & Gene Simmons wrote most of the songs from pop rock & R&B influences in the 1960's. The original band featured Peter Criss (drums) & Ace Frehley (lead guitar)
Their first 3 records were not big sellers at the time cos they didn't sound like what they were live in concert, but they had a minor hit in 1975 - "Rock n' roll all nite" which was a party anthem. It was the release of a double live album 'Alive!' in 1975 that gave Kiss their first big record and "Rock n' roll all nite" (live version) became a massive hit.
In 1976, Kiss released the 'Destroyer' album, and it delivered an unexpected hit - a piano ballad sung by drummer Peter Criss called 'Beth'... it became their biggest hit. By 1977, Kiss was the biggest band in America w/ 6 studio albums & 2 live albums. They began marketing their 4 makeup personalities to merchandise and brought in a pop fanbase in 1978. However, problems in the band led to a break in '78, as each member released a solo album which did well, but not what they expected.
Drugs and alcohol were affecting Ace & Peter to the point where Peter Criss couldn't play the drums on Kiss records anymore, and Ace was being substituted by session guitarists in the studio. The 'Dynasty' album in 1979 took Kiss away from hard rock and into disco music... but "I was made for loving you" was a huge pop hit, so they released another disco record 'Unmasked' in 1980, but that sold less. Peter Criss didn't play on that record either & was replaced that year by drummer Eric Carr. Kiss tried to experiment w/ new orchestral and opera sounds on their 1981 album "Music from the Elder" and Kiss fans hated the record - it bombed in sales, and Ace Frehley left the band in 1982. Paul, Gene & Eric recorded 'Creatures of the night' in '82, which was a return to a heavy rock sound, using session guitarists in the studio... lead guitarist Vinnie Vincent did the tour, which was a disaster in America as the record bombed in sales again.
The non-makeup Kiss era came in 1983 w/ the 'Lick it up' album - Paul, Gene, Eric & Vinnie were the band in makeup, but they decided to take off the makeup and perform without their past image. It worked - MTV put 'Lick it up' on the air and the album went platinum, selling 3 times more than the last album. They were a hard rock band, but w/ glam and pop rock influences. Vinnie Vincent was fired in '84, and lead guitarist Mark St. John did the 'Animalize' album in 1984, but he was replaced by lead guitarist Bruce Kulick on tour after St. John developed health problems. Kiss was an 80's glam rock band w/ Paul, Gene, Bruce & Eric thru the 80's as the hit records kept coming - 'Asylum' in 1985, 'Crazy Nights' in 1987, and 'Hot in the shade' in 1989. In 1991, drummer Eric Carr was diagnosed w/ cancer and despite his treatment, he passed away from the disease in late '91.
After Eric Carr's death, Kiss returned in 1992 w/ a darker album 'Revenge' w/ drummer Eric Singer, but the non-makeup Kiss was declining in the grunge rock 90's. An MTV 'Unplugged' show was done in 1995 and they had original members Peter Criss & Ace Frehley come on & play... So they decided in 1996 to put the makeup back on, and it would be the original Kiss w/ Ace & Peter for a reunion tour in '96/ '97 which was a huge success. The Kiss album 'Psycho circus' in 1998 was supposed to be a reunion album, but Peter & Ace barely played on it. Paul & Gene decided for the original Kiss to do a 'farewell' tour in 2000/'01... but Peter Criss left again in late '01, and Ace Frehley left in '02. Peter Criss returned briefly in 2003, w/ lead guitarist Tommy Thayer taking over Ace Frehley's role & makeup persona in Kiss. Eric Singer returned on drums full-time in 2004, wearing Peter Criss' makeup. This Kiss line-up released 2 albums - 'Sonic boom' in 2009 and 'Monster' in 2012.
Kiss is currently on their 'End of the road' tour, which they say will be their last major tour.
🤘🏻😎🍻
This song came out May 23rd. 1979
This song live and in person is amazing!
The pyros that go off at the end of the live version shakes your whole being!
Karisma from this album is a good song but my favorite KISS song is Unholy
Charisma is the actual spelling... Just in case they want to look it up, but have trouble finding it
@@alanela6761 I had to look at the album to see how it was spelled because for some reason I've always thought it was spelled with a K on the album. I need new spectacles 😂
I'm watching the getto version of public access.
I'm here for it.
Lol
God of Thunder
great reaction
You guys are always so fun, enjoyed.
Back in August I turned the big 50! I'm not much of a KISS fan, but this is definitely 🔥! I remember skating rinks playing this song, thanks for listening and sharing your thoughts on it. I'm drinking Dr pepper and I toast ya'll for giving this a listen to and ya'll are an awesome amazing couple for others to live by, thank you 😊
oThis was the album version,Midnight Special watered down version.But I think you would have a very different reaction when this song is played live.
It's strange that this 1979 Kiss album 'Dynasty' is not the best Kiss record, but Kiss fans still wanna jam to "I was made for loving you" even today!
Paul Stanley of Kiss said he wrote the song after partying in Studio 54 nightclub at the height of disco... it became a huge international hit single, but it kinda alienated Kiss' hardcore fanbase at the time, cos Kiss was a hard rock band first, but they were raised on 60's rock n' roll and R&B music. Gene Simmons said that Kiss wasn't Black Sabbath, all gloom & doom... they wanted to be a show w/ great music to party to.
Gene and Paul were the alphas in the group always.
Their main motivation was pretty much money and ego returns.
No depth here sorry.
Good act but they were targeting the teenage girl and guy demographic.
It worked. Massively successful departure from their normal style.
Dynasty was their best album IMO.
Pretty cool stuff and yes the video was flawless.
Good review once again guys. 👍
My Mother is 80 years old and she love this Song - I´m 54 years old ,it was my first Band in harder rock - today 41 years later i listen only Rock and Metal - Welcome to my World !
Huge Kiss fan here. New to your Chanel. The big guy with the tongue
Gene Simmons aka the demon
Paul Stanley aka star Child
Ace Fraley aka space man
Peter Criss on drums aka the cat.
This was popular but they are much harder than this. But I like this song.
You're correct. Most of their music WAS heavy metal/hard rock. Disco was an aberration for them - - Kiss' contribution to the late 70s disco craze. Gene Simmons is a character. I like their heavier stuff but I'm glad they did this. I love it. Good reaction. I liked Jay's contribution to the intro.
Damn it in your initial credit going into it that wasn't the actual band it was Tommy and Eric dressed-up is Peter Criss and Ace Frehley
I still love the song because I've always loved a good pop song - disco or not. AND I really enjoyed watching your reaction to this, in my opinion, ridiculous video because you were so genuine.
DISCO
pop rock
Ok, enjoyed your reaction. Giggles and all.
This was disco era kiss
Had to go looking for you guys again, they keep your videos on the down low for me. Prayers and Peace to you both
Never been a huge KISS fan but I do appreciate them. My brother and his friends would take the brooms and trash cans into the front yard and blast kiss music for the neighborhood and they acted. MY brother even spit kool-aid out of his mouth..LMAO ohh the late 70s
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Kiss - Lick it up Live Rock am Ring
Kiss - Heavens on fire (Alive IV)
GIVE OLIVER ANTHONY A TRY IF YOU LIKE BEING SHOCKED BY SONGS LIKE THE ONE FROM KISS HERE? HE DELIVERS!!!!
Kiss live . Do god of thunder live in 1998.
Detroit rock city live
1970's Disco
OK when kiss came on the scene in the 70s they were wearing their makeup in the 80s they took their makeup off for several years then they started we're in the make up again! As far as Gene Simmons goes he's had a reality show on TV for the last like 8 or 10 years him and his wife he even had plastic surgery on his face and documented it on the TV show.
You would live a ton of Kiss songs. And this was considered disco
I love how Steph can't take Gene "The Demon" seriously lol
He said it takes 2 hours to do the makeup. (suggestion: Gene Simmons "Family Jewels")
Listed Genres: Hard rock; heavy metal; shock rock; glam metal
Try this one: KISS: All Hell's Breakin Loose, from 1983 album, Lick It Up. Its the Original Rock/Rap song!
Glam metal
is he talking to me?
Speaking of about 1979 and pop music how about a reaction to the group called M and their song called Pop Music?
More like one guy and a girl but music wasn't their day job.
Great reaction,,,, you should do God of thunder or i love it loud,,,, a bit harder,,, :)
Disco vibe sort of messed with the fans
No, Gene Simmons is not on guitar! Ace Frehley is.
To a Kiss fan before this it was like a kick in the balls, it was and still is horrible.
If you're being blocked by the TH-cam police? Just being blocked what about the 72 hours three days the block goes away. if it doesn't you can dispute it under the fair use clause of the copyright law! Under the fair use clause of the copyright law you can post reactions too anything on TH-cam for purposes of information education critique criticism there's two or three other stipulations. But of course you can't pull stuff on TH-cam that's copyrighted by somebody for a purpose of making money off of it. And now You Tube changed their policies I used to find reaction channels all over the place doing reactions I'm getting corporate sponsors where they were advertising for the corporations products and giving discount codes for when you bought something from that company and of course they got a kick back in a monetary amount which means they were actually making money on someone's copyrighted material. And of course the same youtubers or doing reactions and peddling their own merchandise T shirts hats hoodies they were selling them on their channel before and after they reacted to a video. But you don't see anybody selling their own merchandise on their channels anymore has to be because of a new TH-cam policy. No more sponsorships from corporations were they peddle the corporation's product. Now the TH-cam reactors openly admit but they were doing this video or that video because it was being sponsored by their Patreon subscriber but paid them they call it a donation donated tour$100 a $100 fifty dollars for them to watch a video.
It was their Disco song
They searched for what ever music is popular that would further add to their popularity and wrote that "singer believed he could write an disco song easily'
This song killed their career immediately for 15 years
released 79'
Gene simmons 2 1/2hrs makeup time
Gene has eaten 5500 women with that tongue
Singers make up 45 time
It was about a hook up and railing a chick
Okay so let’s say a few things. First of all it’s not the real KISS sound. Secondly the first graphic your had is not the band that did this song. The second graphic you had is the band that did this song but from an earlier era. You really need to explore the back catalogue of this awesome band. Let’s just say they are the greatest band in rock ‘n’ roll history. And that Ace Frehley made every person want to pick up a guitar and be a lead guitarist
She
This song makes them seem like sheep in wolfs clothing.
Your intro is way too long.
I guess because I wasn't around for this but I really hate KISS , I don't get it. Beth is a good song but I don't know
Que te da risa ? No entiendo . Más respeto con kiss y si no es así anda vende tamales