@Jeanine, I agree. Also, I'll never understand why hip hop/ rap replaced Motown, Motown was awesome. Now, these days you have meaningless music, with autotune and no real talent. I'm thankful for growing up during the 60s/ 70s Era and getting to experience it firsthand.
THIS IS 1978 MAN!!! BEAUTIFUL MUSIC!! i lived through it all and were blessed to hear this every day!! Today's music is trash!!!! give me the 70's back again!!
That's the beauty of the BeeGees. These 3 brothers brought us a myriad of musical categories over 5 decades. Every decade a different style. They were musical geniuses.
Don't forget their little brother, Andy, who was a solo star in his own right and was due to finally join the group when he died just five days after his 30th birthday.
@@CandleLight1974 he certainly was. Who could forget him lol pretty sure I was convinced he was the love of my life as a teenager along with every other teenage girl with a heartbeat. I was devastated when he passed.
No auto tune no lip syncing no voice over ! Raw talent !! Their harmonizing was so good they sound like one person !! Love ur reaction ! I grew up with the best music ever !! Enjoy young man
Back when music was great and lyrics were positive and inspiring. No autotune, no lip syncing, no glorification of violence or drugs or misogyny. Just pure feel good music and talent. That's what this generation is missing. Unfortunately, today's so called "music" contributes to so many of today's failings and negativity. Instead of striving to be better, many of today's youth seek to fit the mold of society's worst. Somewhere, our cultural values got turned upside down.
I'm 67 years old and I'm here to tell you that although there were issues back in the day when you compare the 60 70s and 80s to today it was the best of times man when you start getting into all that good R&B and some of these good white blues singers like the Bee Gees and the Righteous Brothers and there's more but life was really really good compared to today I wish all you guys had the opportunity to experience what we all experienced music wise because it really was the best of times.
I'm 67 as well and totally agree with you. We were sooo very blessed to grow up in the era we did. The music was just phenomenal. So much talent!! The Bee Gees were amazing and I've loved their music from the 60's forward. Love seeing the reactions of the younger generation and it's like their eyes are opened to a whole new world!!
I'm 63 and this was the soundtrack of my high school years. We were blessed with not only fabulous music, but the abilty to disappear all evening to spend with friends, no cell phone to keep tabs on us and frankly, race relations were very good, probably as close to MLK's I Have a Dream as we have been in the last 50 years. I know people idolize their younger years, but the 70's were a great time to be a teen. Great music, cars and friends.
Wow! As someone fortunate to have grown up with the music of the 1960s and 70s, I'm SO excited for the musical adventure ahead of you. Just based on how you responded to this Bee Gees song, there are HUNDREDS of songs from just those two decades that range from groovy to mind-blowing. There are many us for whom music, but especially this Era, was and continues to be an essential part of our happiness. You're gonna love it!
Yes, Sir. "Life was good back then!" You are hearing the stellar harmonies of the Bee Gees. That phenomenal singer (center) is Barry Gibb, King of Falsetto. Listen next to "Fanny Be Tender" a really soulful song or "How Deep is Your Love" Official Video. In the late 70's no group was bigger than The Bee Gees. And YES, they sounded like this in concert!
They started in 1958 and were trendsetters for decades. Ups and downs but they stayed together and were real GOATS. Barry, eldest brother in the middle, had the best hair and falsetto in the business! Great reaction.
Love your reactions....your real....Yep they were great...Barry in the middle that was his real hair .No Wig's happening...Three brothers with Raw talent...They had another brother named Andy which was a solo on his own ..He sang with them a few times.. Unfortunately he passed away at a young age .The only one left is Barry... Very heart broken over his lost of all his brothers..But still kicking it..They had so many hits... All beautiful songs ..One I always got a kick over was ( Jive Talking). U get a chance bring that one up
This video was made in 1978. 3 brothers wrote this and performed it. No auto-tune. The harmonies are real and natural. That is their real hair. Each brother plays multiple instruments and sings on all songs.
They released this one in 1978! 45 years ago. They have a ton of amazing songs, with their own unique sound. The Brothers Gibb are amazing. They had a younger brother that was a solo artist named Andy Gidd & he sounds just like them too. Check out Andy's 'Shadow dancing' Those family genes are strong. And check out more Bee Gee's. 'Stayin' alive' or 'You should be dancing' will let you see their spunky 'disco' style. The lead singer in this one & most of their songs, is Barry & he is the only one still living, however, I heard he is still performing. Amazing! They did the soundtrack for the movie 'Saturday night fever' starring John Travolta and every song is amazing. Hard to sit still when they sing their fun songs. I may be old but at least I grew up with the best music. The 60s & 70's was the best by far.
I'm right there with you, bro. A long view would be 1960 - 1980. Tighten up a little and I'd have to say 1965 - 1975. That's pretty much where I'm coming from😊.
If EVER there were a reaction video that SO clearly shows how music can affect a person, it's THIS one! I can tell you were genuinely touched by this song! The Brother's Gibb (BeeGees)! One of THE BEST musical groups EVER! Their music STILL bridging the generational gaps, and proving that good music touches us all, if just given the chance!
Couldn't agree more. When my sons were younger, now in their thirties, couldn't stand that I listened to the Bee Gees all of the time. Now that they are older, they understand what musical geniuses the Bee Gees are.
May I politely say here, The BeeGees were awesome, and let's give a shout out to Barry Gibb, not to many people would understand that this man actually had to outlive all of his brothers, and I don't mean brother you chose in life or who you are loyal to, but actual brothers, and be there at every funeral, Barry that insane high pitched voice is the oldest, whom actually lost his youngest brother to drugs, and the Beegess, where once again the high voice was accompanied by his amazing twin bother that made the BeeGess famous, he actually had to had to be a part of their death too. So the only thing I ask here, is please respect the music. I wish you all great love.
Andy died of cardiomyopathy, a virus that went to his heart, and he was clean and sober at the time of his death, although they said that the previous cocaine use sure didn't help anything and probably weakened his heart. Respect the music, yes indeed!! ❤
I love your reaction and your spirit. No wigs. All their own hair (and teeth). Maurice (in the black shirt) was the only one who started losing his hair young. Robin (Maurice's twin) and Barry (the eldest brother in the middle) were blessed in the hair department. Also, no autotune. These guys had perfected their harmonies singing together since not long after they could speak. Dive deep into the glorious rabbit hole that is the Bee Gees' music, as well as their little brother, Andy, ... and the songs that they (particularly Barry) have written for other legends such as Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion and many others.
It sounds so good because back in the day singers really could sing no auto tune like today or microphones that make u sound better then u really can sing really good music ended in the late 1990 s the best generation of music for me was in the 70 s
When you're having the worst day of your life and you just don't think you can survive another minute then you turn on the Bee Gees song staying alive and let it lift you up and give you that strength to make it through.
If this is your first time hearing the BeeGees you have a wonderful surprise ahead . There will never be another group with this much talent and longevity!
Think about 1-Take - Live and it smashed the industry. Plus they give all proceeds to UNICEF We'll never have singers like this today - I was born in the mid 50's.
Welcome to the Rabbit hole called Bee Gees - so many great 1970's songs to choose from - 1) Bee Gees - Fanny Be Tender With My Love 2) Nights on Broadway 3)How Deep is Your Love 4)Staying Alive
You have to watch Staying Alive, Tragedy, Fanny Be Tender With My Heart. The BeeGees were a great band back in my days. Just love when young people like you discover our music cause like you said it’s Music. Love your reaction
To me, the Bee Gees are treasures!! This music is absolute perfection!! The harmony is absolutely Amazing!! I am always in heaven listening to them!!😊💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
Yesssss dance! I ABSOLUTELY love your reaction to this song. I love your appreciation for this music. And you’re right, there just isn’t music like this anymore. Thank you for taking it back and listening to the music from the past. 😊❤
I think it's because of newer music mastering in pop. They polish the tracks to the point it takes all the life out of it. Also check out "Nights on Broadway" for one of their many bangers.
Im 61 now but back in the 70's I got a record player for Christmas. I had all their singles on 45 rpm. I got to live all their genius. They were and always be my favorites.
You should listen to "To Love Somebody"by the BeeGees from1967. It was before Barry going full Falsetto. They also have an obscure song called "Don't Forget to Remember Me"which cool.
Many babies were conceived with this song playing in the background, and then god said let there be the beegees. Renaissance era for musicians true talent raw
He still IS a bad man!!! Barry is the only one of the brothers left and he's still making music! Every woman in the world was/is in love with him. l No autotune or anything. I still say my generation .... 60's and 70's had the best music!!!!!
Their ICONIC song is called "STAYING ALIVE". Believe you'll recognize this song when you react to it. You will be surprised to find out they sing it.They are brothers. They wrote lots of songs for other artist as well.
Too Much Heaven, released in 1979, and all proceeds donated to Unicef. Awesome song, my favorite!! True genius talent, no autotune, perfect harmonies!! Try Fanny Be Tender With My Love (Barry falsetto lead), For Whom The Bell Tolls (Robin lead), Walking on Air (Maurice lead), and One, for starters! These Brothers Gibb have a 5+ decade catalog! Enjoy!!!
You are just now hearing this because these guys were the kings of Disco (though they made 5 decades worth of hits pre and post Disco). There was a racist/homophobic backlash against Disco in the 80's. Though they weren't black or gay, they got essentially blacklisted. Especially in the US. They had hit songs written for other great singers and hits in Europe of songs they sang after the Disco era, but US radio essentially refused to play their music. It's heartwarming to watch young people rediscover and appreciate them.
YUP. This was my day in the sun. I call the 70's my feel good era of music. Reflected the times. Nothing like the voices of angels, no auto tune or twerking. Music from the heavens, where music has no color. No going back to those times, except through the music portal. LOVE how you're letting it move you!
No autotune...just talent. Until around 1990, I listened to the radio. We even gave parties with just the radio on because the music was good and we knew radio was going to take care of us. Then they stopped allowing the radio DJ's to pick their music. It was canned and shipped to the radio stations. End of good music...beginning of factory music.
You’re right, bud...the world was good in the 60’s, 70’s,80’s. Our lives were filled with superb music, long hair, bell bottoms...... we were truly blessed! These 3 gorgeous ,talented, men...wrote music in the 50’s , 60’s, 70’s 80’s, 90’s into the 2000’s when Maurice passed , then Robin. They made the worlds best music! They have 1000’s of songs, Their music never ends!
Great reaction ! I’m a 80’s baby / kid myself , though they were slight before my time a decade before , my parents had Bee Gees, The Carpenters ( another powerhouse group Karen’s voice ) , Earth wind , Fire , Barbara Streisand.. playing all the time . Man ,.. if ever watching 80’s movies .. it was actually just like that , like living thru “ the goonies”.. all my neighborhood friends just having fun. I was blessed to have grown up with all this gifted music that brings back my incredible childhood . Best of luck from Texas !
Still smiling. Love the dance moves. Bee Gees best ever. Next song? How deep is your love, then Blue Island, the MTV live acoustic version. Just subscribed 👍👏👏👏
I love this band so much. Brothers who started making records in the 1960’s! Songs you might like: You Should Be Dancin’ Staying’ Alive How Deep is Your Love Jive Talking To Live Somebody Night Fever Pronounced Bee-Jees 😊
This song came out in 1978, the Bee Gees music was considered "disco" since they were HUGE during the 70's which was a big disco era. But they are one the best groups EVER. True talent.
Bee Gees are legends and incomparable. Featured in the Book.of Guiness as the.most successful songwriters of all times Sir Barry Gibb with his twon brods Maurice and Robin had incredible switching.of tones and tunes who can never surpass. They are humble and down to earth.
That was their actual hair, lol🤣 The perfect slow dance for holding your loved one. BeeGees studied their soul predecessors like the Manhattans and the Stylistics.
That man if you're wondering what the 70s ladies were like welcome to it this is what it was like music-wise all the time with real singers not auto-tune which is still another twenty years out 👍
My favorite group of all time. Late 50’s here, and my 20 year old absolutely loves my music. I got her a Bee Gees greatest hits LP for Christmas with a record player. Everything old is new again.🥰
I love the Bee Gees. It's so good to see you young ones getting into the real old vibes. I'd love to hear your reaction to Simply Red "Holding Back The Years". 🥰
My mom introduced me to The Bee Gees when I was about 9. I'm going to be 42 in under 2 weeks. This, to me, is pure 'talented music.' Meaning no matter what age, color or race you are, this music is transcendental. This song and Tragedy are my 2 favs from them. Also, my fav Gibb bro is Barry, the high pitched on in the middle. And music don't sound like now a days b/c back then there was TALENT. There wasn't 'auto-tune', non-singing rap and poor lyrics. Music was fantastic back then because those ppl had TALENT. They didn't need to rely on anything.
I grew up in the 70s listening to them. Back then people either loved them or hated them, no grey area. Now, their music is being revisited and truly appreciated as it should have been. Everyone has heard their most famous hit "staying alive".
Most of the black reactors that I've seen react to the Bee Gees for the first time thought they were black before watching the video. Which I find a tremendous compliment. Glad to see someone as young as you enjoy fantastic music. No auto tune, actual instruments and talent all around. THAT'S what the other people were telling you. Don't get me wrong. I'm a rap fan. I'm a 51 year old white woman who's listened to rap since the late 80's. But you just can't find ANYTHING today that compares to real music and real talent
Let me just put in a comment now to say congratulations to Barry Gibb on his induction at the Kennedy Center Honors this week. It was so touching to see Barry’s interview afterwards when he said he stood up there alone but he was not alone because he felt the presence of his brothers there with him. 😢 So touching!! RIP Robin and Maurice, we love and miss you!🫶
I was 13 years old when this came out in 1978. The Bee Gees were brothers. The ones on the ends were twins (Maurice and Robin). The twins have now passed away, leaving just the older brother, Barry.
The name of the movie was actually changed to SNF based on their song Night Fever and also the major of the music was already written and unproduced in their music library.
Young man you entered into The Bee Gees’ world. Love your reaction!! Try How Deep Is Your Love, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Massachusetts, so many more as you will find out. This is their real voices NO AUTO TUNE. Their real hair too. They are brothers. Barry is the one in the middle and twins Robin left and Maurice right. Sad to say the twins and a younger brother are no longer with us.😢 May I please make a suggestion? Please leave the bad language out of your videos. I mean that respectfully. ☺️
The three brothers were very generous, they were the first band to ever donate all royalties from a song to UNICEF and it went to number one in 11 countries so I think it has raised 10000 pounds so far but people are still buying, they wrote this song along with two other number ones in the same day, one of the songs was for younger brother Andy
Now you understand why people say music was better back in the day. I'm happy you appreciate this music!!! This is the 1970's. And, this is how people wore their hair. Mullets from the 1980's.
This song was released in 1978. It was a number one hit for them and all the proceeds from this song to this day still goes to UNICEF.
I was 2 ;)
I was 13, my girlfriend and I danced to this on her front porch.
you are too cute....they are ammmazing 🎉🎉
I was 14 went to discos and danced
I was 10! Classic rock 🎶
No auto tune...just talent
Truth!
100% CORRECT!!
Auto tune ruined music for me.
@Jeanine, I agree. Also, I'll never understand why hip hop/ rap replaced Motown, Motown was awesome. Now, these days you have meaningless music, with autotune and no real talent. I'm thankful for growing up during the 60s/ 70s Era and getting to experience it firsthand.
Hah! No mullet wigs. : o )
THIS IS 1978 MAN!!! BEAUTIFUL MUSIC!! i lived through it all and were blessed to hear this every day!! Today's music is trash!!!! give me the 70's back again!!
School dance / slow dance music. ❤ Man I miss it 😢
I'm 82 and agree. That said, there is still some great music out there. IMO. mostly black and I am a cracker.
I hear ya
You are absolutely right. Today's music is trash 👍
Year I graduated high school that year and constantly listened to the Bee Gees. Who is going to tell him they also sang Stayin' Alive?😅
70's was considered the Greatest Decade of music.
Perfection!
Truth
It’s not like the crap they played today
Your review of this video is spot on. I was having a horrible day till I found your channel and the Bee Gees.
That's the beauty of the BeeGees. These 3 brothers brought us a myriad of musical categories over 5 decades. Every decade a different style. They were musical geniuses.
Don't forget their little brother, Andy, who was a solo star in his own right and was due to finally join the group when he died just five days after his 30th birthday.
@@CandleLight1974 he certainly was. Who could forget him lol pretty sure I was convinced he was the love of my life as a teenager along with every other teenage girl with a heartbeat. I was devastated when he passed.
Amen ❤
And their brother Andy. RIP.
@@ChopOnBraves2025 definitely. I think like every other teenage girl at that time Andy was my first love lol.
No auto tune no lip syncing no voice over ! Raw talent !! Their harmonizing was so good they sound like one person !! Love ur reaction ! I grew up with the best music ever !! Enjoy young man
It's so funny that people reacting to this think it's autotune or lip synch. It demonstrates the poor quality of so many mainstream singers.
How proud their Mom had to have been to have given birth and raised 4 such beyond talented successful men.
Not only did they sing this beautifully, like angels, but they also wrote the words and music. You are witnessing SO much talent!!!
This was a live studio session. No stopping, no auto tune, just TALENT.
Back when music was great and lyrics were positive and inspiring. No autotune, no lip syncing, no glorification of violence or drugs or misogyny. Just pure feel good music and talent. That's what this generation is missing. Unfortunately, today's so called "music" contributes to so many of today's failings and negativity. Instead of striving to be better, many of today's youth seek to fit the mold of society's worst. Somewhere, our cultural values got turned upside down.
Perfectly said
You in for a serious treat!! These boys got so many bangers it's ridiculous lol
I'm 67 years old and I'm here to tell you that although there were issues back in the day when you compare the 60 70s and 80s to today it was the best of times man when you start getting into all that good R&B and some of these good white blues singers like the Bee Gees and the Righteous Brothers and there's more but life was really really good compared to today I wish all you guys had the opportunity to experience what we all experienced music wise because it really was the best of times.
I'm 67 as well and totally agree with you. We were sooo very blessed to grow up in the era we did. The music was just phenomenal. So much talent!! The Bee Gees were amazing and I've loved their music from the 60's forward. Love seeing the reactions of the younger generation and it's like their eyes are opened to a whole new world!!
@@cindybobindy3859 I agree with you! I am also Cindy and 67!
I'm 63 and this was the soundtrack of my high school years. We were blessed with not only fabulous music, but the abilty to disappear all evening to spend with friends, no cell phone to keep tabs on us and frankly, race relations were very good, probably as close to MLK's I Have a Dream as we have been in the last 50 years. I know people idolize their younger years, but the 70's were a great time to be a teen. Great music, cars and friends.
This was done live, no auto tune just real talent. The Brothers Gibb had perfect falsetto and harmony.
Wow! As someone fortunate to have grown up with the music of the 1960s and 70s, I'm SO excited for the musical adventure ahead of you. Just based on how you responded to this Bee Gees song, there are HUNDREDS of songs from just those two decades that range from groovy to mind-blowing. There are many us for whom music, but especially this Era, was and continues to be an essential part of our happiness. You're gonna love it!
Yes, Sir. "Life was good back then!" You are hearing the stellar harmonies of the Bee Gees. That phenomenal singer (center) is Barry Gibb, King of Falsetto. Listen next to "Fanny Be Tender" a really soulful song or "How Deep is Your Love" Official Video. In the late 70's no group was bigger than The Bee Gees. And YES, they sounded like this in concert!
Hello dolly, 67 brat here❤❤❤
No auto tune back in the day...just beautiful, natural talent!
They started in 1958 and were trendsetters for decades. Ups and downs but they stayed together and were real GOATS. Barry, eldest brother in the middle, had the best hair and falsetto in the business! Great reaction.
Love your reactions....your real....Yep they were great...Barry in the middle that was his real hair .No Wig's happening...Three brothers with Raw talent...They had another brother named Andy which was a solo on his own ..He sang with them a few times.. Unfortunately he passed away at a young age .The only one left is Barry... Very heart broken over his lost of all his brothers..But still kicking it..They had so many hits... All beautiful songs ..One I always got a kick over was ( Jive Talking). U get a chance bring that one up
Love-love your reaction! This is real music, I’m 72 yrs old and grew up with some of the best-talented groups.
Keep going back to the oldies!
I'm 67 and I'm right there with you.
63 here, and It's mind-boggling that the music we grew up with is now considered oldies.
It was big studio productions with tons of money behind it. These guys were perfection. They sang together since they were little kids.
This video was made in 1978. 3 brothers wrote this and performed it. No auto-tune. The harmonies are real and natural. That is their real hair. Each brother plays multiple instruments and sings on all songs.
No dubbing, no lip-sinking, true voices, one chance to sing
Pure talent. God given. No auto tune. They are priceless .
They released this one in 1978! 45 years ago. They have a ton of amazing songs, with their own unique sound. The Brothers Gibb are amazing. They had a younger brother that was a solo artist named Andy Gidd & he sounds just like them too. Check out Andy's 'Shadow dancing' Those family genes are strong. And check out more Bee Gee's. 'Stayin' alive' or 'You should be dancing' will let you see their spunky 'disco' style. The lead singer in this one & most of their songs, is Barry & he is the only one still living, however, I heard he is still performing. Amazing! They did the soundtrack for the movie 'Saturday night fever' starring John Travolta and every song is amazing. Hard to sit still when they sing their fun songs. I may be old but at least I grew up with the best music. The 60s & 70's was the best by far.
I'm right there with you, bro. A long view would be 1960 - 1980. Tighten up a little and I'd have to say 1965 - 1975. That's pretty much where I'm coming from😊.
If EVER there were a reaction video that SO clearly shows how music can affect a person, it's THIS one! I can tell you were genuinely touched by this song! The Brother's Gibb (BeeGees)! One of THE BEST musical groups EVER! Their music STILL bridging the generational gaps, and proving that good music touches us all, if just given the chance!
Couldn't agree more. When my sons were younger, now in their thirties, couldn't stand that I listened to the Bee Gees all of the time. Now that they are older, they understand what musical geniuses the Bee Gees are.
May I politely say here, The BeeGees were awesome, and let's give a shout out to Barry Gibb, not to many people would understand that this man actually had to outlive all of his brothers, and I don't mean brother you chose in life or who you are loyal to, but actual brothers, and be there at every funeral, Barry that insane high pitched voice is the oldest, whom actually lost his youngest brother to drugs, and the Beegess, where once again the high voice was accompanied by his amazing twin bother that made the BeeGess famous, he actually had to had to be a part of their death too. So the only thing I ask here, is please respect the music. I wish you all great love.
Andy died of cardiomyopathy, a virus that went to his heart, and he was clean and sober at the time of his death, although they said that the previous cocaine use sure didn't help anything and probably weakened his heart. Respect the music, yes indeed!! ❤
Very well put. My heart breaks for Barry. May all his brothers rest in peace.❤
Andy actually died due to an inflammatory heart virus. I politely suggest you look it up. He was not using drugs at this point in his life.
Just to clarify, the youngest brother who died first was not a member of this group. He had a solo career.
I love your reaction and your spirit.
No wigs. All their own hair (and teeth).
Maurice (in the black shirt) was the only one who started losing his hair young. Robin (Maurice's twin) and Barry (the eldest brother in the middle) were blessed in the hair department.
Also, no autotune. These guys had perfected their harmonies singing together since not long after they could speak.
Dive deep into the glorious rabbit hole that is the Bee Gees' music, as well as their little brother, Andy, ... and the songs that they (particularly Barry) have written for other legends such as Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion and many others.
Lol 😆
Robin lost his hair too ... in the later years he had a hair transplant
It sounds so good because back in the day singers really could sing no auto tune like today or microphones that make u sound better then u really can sing really good music ended in the late 1990 s the best generation of music for me was in the 70 s
When you're having the worst day of your life and you just don't think you can survive another minute then you turn on the Bee Gees song staying alive and let it lift you up and give you that strength to make it through.
Bee Gees music always makes you smile.
If this is your first time hearing the BeeGees you have a wonderful surprise ahead . There will never be another group with this much talent and longevity!
Great reaction. Have fun with The Bee Gees. I grew up on them. You’re right when you said “why isn’t music like this anymore?”
One of the greatest harmony based groups of all time.....
Bee Gees the most amazing band ever. Very nice reaction, please react to HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE, thank you.
Think about 1-Take - Live and it smashed the industry. Plus they give all proceeds to UNICEF We'll never have singers like this today - I was born in the mid 50's.
Now THIS is music!!!! First time watching your channel, I loved your reaction! This song is everything.
They've wrote so many songs not only for themselves, but for other artists.
Welcome to the Rabbit hole called Bee Gees - so many great 1970's songs to choose from -
1) Bee Gees - Fanny Be Tender With My Love
2) Nights on Broadway
3)How Deep is Your Love
4)Staying Alive
And even more pre and post 1970's songs
You have to watch Staying Alive, Tragedy, Fanny Be Tender With My Heart. The BeeGees were a great band back in my days. Just love when young people like you discover our music cause like you said it’s Music. Love your reaction
To me, the Bee Gees are treasures!! This music is absolute perfection!! The harmony is absolutely Amazing!! I am always in heaven listening to them!!😊💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
Yesssss dance! I ABSOLUTELY love your reaction to this song. I love your appreciation for this music. And you’re right, there just isn’t music like this anymore. Thank you for taking it back and listening to the music from the past. 😊❤
Music has changed because we had meaningful lyrics, amazing vocals, perfect arrangements, and unmatched instrumentals.
They don't call us boomers for nothing. When it comes to music we brought the boom. No one can compete with this.
I think it's because of newer music mastering in pop. They polish the tracks to the point it takes all the life out of it.
Also check out "Nights on Broadway" for one of their many bangers.
Im 61 now but back in the 70's I got a record player for Christmas. I had all their singles on 45 rpm. I got to live all their genius. They were and always be my favorites.
You should listen to "To Love Somebody"by the BeeGees from1967. It was before Barry going full Falsetto. They also have an obscure song called "Don't Forget to Remember Me"which cool.
Massachusetts always takes me home... even though im from Surinam 🇸🇷
Many babies were conceived with this song playing in the background, and then god said let there be the beegees. Renaissance era for musicians true talent raw
Nostalgic. Makes my heart joyful.
Memories. ❤
He still IS a bad man!!! Barry is the only one of the brothers left and he's still making music! Every woman in the world was/is in love with him. l No autotune or anything. I still say my generation .... 60's and 70's had the best music!!!!!
Their ICONIC song is called "STAYING ALIVE". Believe you'll recognize this song when you react to it. You will be surprised to find out they sing it.They are brothers. They wrote lots of songs for other artist as well.
Too Much Heaven, released in 1979, and all proceeds donated to Unicef. Awesome song, my favorite!! True genius talent, no autotune, perfect harmonies!! Try Fanny Be Tender With My Love (Barry falsetto lead), For Whom The Bell Tolls (Robin lead), Walking on Air (Maurice lead), and One, for starters! These Brothers Gibb have a 5+ decade catalog! Enjoy!!!
We are living in 2024 . Hearing these songs and music just cools your heart. People with blood pressure listen to this song .
100% real talent, no auto tune, just natural talent!
You are just now hearing this because these guys were the kings of Disco (though they made 5 decades worth of hits pre and post Disco). There was a racist/homophobic backlash against Disco in the 80's. Though they weren't black or gay, they got essentially blacklisted. Especially in the US.
They had hit songs written for other great singers and hits in Europe of songs they sang after the Disco era, but US radio essentially refused to play their music.
It's heartwarming to watch young people rediscover and appreciate them.
Bring back DISCO. The world would be a much better place. Go watch Saturday Night Fever right now.
YUP. This was my day in the sun. I call the 70's my feel good era of music. Reflected the times. Nothing like the voices of angels, no auto tune or twerking. Music from the heavens, where music has no color. No going back to those times, except through the music portal. LOVE how you're letting it move you!
No autotune...just talent. Until around 1990, I listened to the radio. We even gave parties with just the radio on because the music was good and we knew radio was going to take care of us. Then they stopped allowing the radio DJ's to pick their music. It was canned and shipped to the radio stations. End of good music...beginning of factory music.
You’re right, bud...the world was good in the 60’s, 70’s,80’s. Our lives were filled with superb music, long hair, bell bottoms...... we were truly blessed! These 3 gorgeous ,talented, men...wrote music in the 50’s , 60’s, 70’s 80’s, 90’s into the 2000’s when Maurice passed , then Robin. They made the worlds best music! They have 1000’s of songs, Their music never ends!
Great reaction ! I’m a 80’s baby / kid myself , though they were slight before my time a decade before , my parents had Bee Gees, The Carpenters ( another powerhouse group Karen’s voice ) , Earth wind , Fire , Barbara Streisand.. playing all the time . Man ,.. if ever watching 80’s movies .. it was actually just like that , like living thru “ the goonies”.. all my neighborhood friends just having fun. I was blessed to have grown up with all this gifted music that brings back my incredible childhood . Best of luck from Texas !
ANY BEE GEE HIT IS GOLD!
So many songs they have written. So many artists owe them for their abilities. Reminds me of great times.
It never gets old watching you youngsters appreciate what we had. The 70's called and said your welcome. Bee Gees will forever be special.
Still smiling. Love the dance moves. Bee Gees best ever. Next song? How deep is your love, then Blue Island, the MTV live acoustic version. Just subscribed 👍👏👏👏
Omg bet 🔥💜💜💛💛can’t wait to review. Thank you so much love
Yes this was real talent and real music. They are to this day the #1 selling group of all time! Sooo happy I grew up with this music!!
I love this band so much. Brothers who started making records in the 1960’s! Songs you might like:
You Should Be Dancin’
Staying’ Alive
How Deep is Your Love
Jive Talking
To Live Somebody
Night Fever
Pronounced Bee-Jees 😊
Oh yeah, all their own hair! If you watch Stayin’ Alive, you see his gorgeous hair blowing in the wind.
@@leengirl Love love LOVE Barry's lion's mane!!!
Everyone always leaves out Emotion which is one of my favorites from them. I forgive you tho😉😝
This song came out in 1978, the Bee Gees music was considered "disco" since they were HUGE during the 70's which was a big disco era. But they are one the best groups EVER. True talent.
I was a teenager in the 70s and we did have some great music.
You have the privilege to show your followers how great music no auto cue no lip sync just talent I'm 75 fantastic time
This was the 1970 ‘ s I grew up listening to the best music back then, wish you were there to experience it, the way we did.
This is the best reaction video. I grew up with this music and I am still amazed every time I hear it. You are great man, keep up the good work.
Bee Gees are legends and incomparable. Featured in the Book.of Guiness as the.most successful songwriters of all times
Sir Barry Gibb with his twon brods Maurice and Robin had incredible switching.of tones and tunes who can never surpass. They are humble and down to earth.
All generations should know this band. Thanks for the show. My brother gave me this album for my birthday when it was released!
That was their actual hair, lol🤣
The perfect slow dance for holding your loved one.
BeeGees studied their soul predecessors like the Manhattans and the Stylistics.
Love the reaction young man. You've entered a rabbit hole that's more than 50 years deep. You'll be amazed what you find
Our music touched your souls
I’m 61. I’ve always said that the difference in then and now was that the artists voices were the true instruments. Loved your video. Thank you.
That man if you're wondering what the 70s ladies were like welcome to it this is what it was like music-wise all the time with real singers not auto-tune which is still another twenty years out 👍
My favorite group of all time. Late 50’s here, and my 20 year old absolutely loves my music. I got her a Bee Gees greatest hits LP for Christmas with a record player. Everything old is new again.🥰
I love the Bee Gees. It's so good to see you young ones getting into the real old vibes. I'd love to hear your reaction to Simply Red "Holding Back The Years". 🥰
Omg. YES. Another amazing singer. Big voice!! 💜Beautiful!! I love his red hair!! 🥰
So many babies were conceived because of this song. The women were down and ready for some serious loving listening to this song.
I started to say this is grown folks, baby-making music!
My mom introduced me to The Bee Gees when I was about 9. I'm going to be 42 in under 2 weeks. This, to me, is pure 'talented music.' Meaning no matter what age, color or race you are, this music is transcendental. This song and Tragedy are my 2 favs from them. Also, my fav Gibb bro is Barry, the high pitched on in the middle. And music don't sound like now a days b/c back then there was TALENT. There wasn't 'auto-tune', non-singing rap and poor lyrics. Music was fantastic back then because those ppl had TALENT. They didn't need to rely on anything.
I grew up in the 70s listening to them. Back then people either loved them or hated them, no grey area. Now, their music is being revisited and truly appreciated as it should have been. Everyone has heard their most famous hit "staying alive".
A great singing voice don’t care what race you are it’s just God given talent 🙏🏻🦅🙏🏻
Most of the black reactors that I've seen react to the Bee Gees for the first time thought they were black before watching the video. Which I find a tremendous compliment.
Glad to see someone as young as you enjoy fantastic music. No auto tune, actual instruments and talent all around.
THAT'S what the other people were telling you.
Don't get me wrong. I'm a rap fan. I'm a 51 year old white woman who's listened to rap since the late 80's. But you just can't find ANYTHING today that compares to real music and real talent
Barry Gibb (the one in the middle) has the best falsetto ever, and his brothers are equally talented. They were amazing together.
Let me just put in a comment now to say congratulations to Barry Gibb on his induction at the Kennedy Center Honors this week. It was so touching to see Barry’s interview afterwards when he said he stood up there alone but he was not alone because he felt the presence of his brothers there with him. 😢 So touching!! RIP Robin and Maurice, we love and miss you!🫶
🌴🔥the craziest thing NO AUTOTUNE ERA👏🔥👏🔥
Just subbed❤Love your reaction to this song. Their harmonies were above all others❤You should be dancing is a banger❤Much love from Canada❤🇨🇦
A *WIG* ?? LOL I`m in Love with Barry since 1967 !! 😍😍👌
I was 13 years old when this came out in 1978. The Bee Gees were brothers. The ones on the ends were twins (Maurice and Robin). The twins have now passed away, leaving just the older brother, Barry.
The Brothers Gibb (BG's) have endless hits. They did the lions share of songs on the Saturday Night Fever sound track.
The name of the movie was actually changed to SNF based on their song Night Fever and also the major of the music was already written and unproduced in their music library.
The music of the old days if you play it in our days it still lifts up the spirit it touches the bone a marrow. It does not ages
Young man you entered into The Bee Gees’ world. Love your reaction!! Try How Deep Is Your Love, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Massachusetts, so many more as you will find out. This is their real voices NO AUTO TUNE. Their real hair too. They are brothers. Barry is the one in the middle and twins Robin left and Maurice right. Sad to say the twins and a younger brother are no longer with us.😢 May I please make a suggestion? Please leave the bad language out of your videos. I mean that respectfully. ☺️
Wonderful to see the happiness this song has brought you. It was a sweeter and gentler time to grow up in. Wish you had been there with us❣️
The three brothers were very generous, they were the first band to ever donate all royalties from a song to UNICEF and it went to number one in 11 countries so I think it has raised 10000 pounds so far but people are still buying, they wrote this song along with two other number ones in the same day, one of the songs was for younger brother Andy
$12 million Dollars at least has been raised for the UN Childrens Fund not 10,000
I think Linda meant to put 10,000,000. ….. or I hope she did!
yes i did mean 10 million pounds
Listen to this in my first car, a Camaro 69 with an eight track, booster and Blaukpunt Speakers. I’m 64. Beautiful.
You should listen to Stayin Alive by the Bee Gees.
Now you understand why people say music was better back in the day. I'm happy you appreciate this music!!! This is the 1970's. And, this is how people wore their hair. Mullets from the 1980's.
Sticking with the 70s, Boston’s More Than A Feeling is a must listen.
Those the good ol days i miss ❤
I was 18 when this came out...... and yes, music was so much better...
Your reaction was such a n amazing thing. Feel that way everytime I hear it.