So, I'll be one of the first to comment here. When we were young, especially being guys, we would never admit to liking this song but let me tell you, many years later when you fully appreciate music and lyrics, you will understand the power this song has. May be considered teenage girl music to some but it is one powerful song. I've been through generations of music and the Bee Gees were awesome. Keith Urban did a tribute version of it for a Barry Gibb tribute and blew it out of the stadium. Look it up, you will know what I mean. Thanks for the fun, I just found you on here and am having a blast watching you react to these songs.
Keith Urban sings this as a duet with Barry on his Greenfields 1 album that came out a few years back. Many of the songs are reimagined as country songs. It's very nice.
You have to react to "Words". You will be at a loss for words at the beauty of this song...well maybe not. I can't imagine you being at a loss for words. 🙂😅😅😅💖 Keep up the great work and keep loving on the Bee Gees!!
I prefer Barry's performance in 1979 which I think was during their Spirits Having Flown tour. Of course I love his original in 1968 on the Ed Sullivan Show.
I think it’s interesting to see each decade in order, back to back, and see/hear the evolution in appearance and style, how the voice matured, and how they changed things up to keep old songs current. Of course 1979 was my generation, so I can’t argue. Glad to have them!
I watched a video on TH-cam where they each were talking about how they came together in their harmonies. Barry described Maurice as being the one who instinctively knew how to fit his voice in songs. In an old t.v. show, before they discovered their falsettos, they sang this song & it’s Maurice who sings the high parts in it! He was very talented vocally & instrumentally. He was probably the most important brother & he didn’t near enough praise for it ☮️✌️
Robin was fabulous too, and sang the lead in some of the songs, my favorite being "I Started A Joke" . I think all three were equally talented, and together it was just magic. Then there is little brother Andy - too much talent for one family!
@@jerickson725 I have been a Bee Gees fan since the late 60’s & all of the brothers were so very talented. They had different sounding voices but they were able to blend together like magic! They were making plans to add Andy to the band before his death. I have learned so much about them in the past few months with searching on TH-cam. They were comedians in addition to their singing & that has made me love them even more, lol.
@@sallymcmanus9198 I totally agree Sally. I've been a fan since I can remember; probably since 1974 when I was 10 and really started getting into music. Like you, I have also delved into more of their history this past year when watching reaction videos became my new guilty pleasure! And of course, when Andy started releasing hits I was a young teen and I, like many girls, were crushing on him!
I have always considered them do equal they all shared their success. When Maurice died the Bee Gees we're no longer. He was an amazing person. I love them all extremely talented for sure!!
I tend to think there are alot of "closet" bee gees fans out there. When one of their songs comes on you listen a little harder. You can't help but feel their music.
This song introduced me to the BeeGees, and I’ve loved them ever since. They wrote the song for Otis Redding and he past away before he could record it, so they decided to make a record, Beautiful Song especially Maurice at the end LOL 😂 you need to see the live video and there at the end is Maurice please watch the live video and listen to Maurice
A lot of people believe (And I used to be one) that this song was written specifically for Otis Redding, and that the BeeGees decided to record it after he died. I thought so too until I realized the dates didn't match up to that story. Otis loved the song when he heard it. He mentioned it in an interview or something. He was going to cover it. The BeeGees couldn't have decided to record it after he died. To Love Somebody was one of the songs on the BeeGees first international album called BeeGees 1st. That album was released in mid July in 1967, several months before Otis Redding was killed in a plane crash on Dec. 10, 1967.
@@dortheychastain2195 Thank you, Miss Dorthey, for the new knowledge. I was unaware of that. What an amazing band. Been listening to them for many many years.
I can only express how great the Bee Gees are their music is so diverse that every type of music is covered in such beautiful songs. Love the Bee Gees!! You reactions are priceless!!!
The Bee Gees are World treasure. I has been listening all their songs but is hard to pick a favorite, but…one of my favorites are “You win again “ and “Alone” . By the way your reactions are priceless !
It's really hard if not impossible to pick a fave Bee Gees song, but if I had to pick one, I think it would be this one. I LOVE the cello, and the soul of it. They wrote it for Otis Redding, but sadly he died before he could record it. But it's been covered by Hank Williams, Jr., Janis Joplin, Rod Stewart, Michael Bolton and Michael Buble, just to name a very few. Awesome song.
This was obviously b4 Barry started with his faullcetto (sp) voice... but I love it... how can you not love these guys.. Barry the only one left has to have more money than you can shake a stick at... they wrote not only their music but music for so many other amazing artists... soundtracks.. just so much talent.
They started performing when Barry was 9 and the twins were six. Their mom went to tell them to turn down the radio and found it was her three children singing in perfect three part harmony.
The Bee Gees wrote this song for Otits Redding but he died in a plane crash before he died. He was on of the most soulful singers every. His last song was Sitting on the Dock of the Bay. This sound like an Otitis Redding song but The Bee Gees did a great job sing this song that they wrote for him.
The album is called Bee Gees’ 1st because it was their first album to be released internationally. You should also check out I Can’t See Nobody (with Robin on lead) and Holiday (Barry & Robin), both are off this album. ✌🏼 And just FYI: The voice that gave you goosebumps bumps was Robin’s. 😌
A lot of people believe (And I used to be one) that this song was written specifically for Otis Redding, and that the BeeGees decided to record it after he died. I thought so too until I realized the dates didn't match up to that story. Otis loved the song when he heard it. He mentioned it in an interview or something. He was going to cover it. The BeeGees couldn't have decided to record it after he died. To Love Somebody was one of the songs on the BeeGees first international album called BeeGees 1st. That album was released in mid July in 1967, several months before Otis Redding was killed in a plane crash on Dec. 10, 1967.
US or UK charts aren't all on earth. Did very good in Germany, bigger market as UK. But all in all, the world those days wasn't prepared for 'Whities', singin soulmusic (blue eyed soul). 'To Love Somebody' is to me their entry to songwriting-fame. Stephen Stills, Bono, Noel Gallagher and many other well know artists said things like "they're the hell for songwriters" or "If there's one song, I wished I had written, than its for sure 'To Love Somebody' ". The list of covers overall is endless and holds in names like Janis Joplin, Nina Simone, Bonnie Tylor, Rod Stewart, Leonard Cohen, Jimmy Sommerville and Michael Bolton.
I couldn't wait for you to hear this. It is perfect R&B soul from 1967. Hundreds of singers have covered this, including Janis Joplin, Michael Bolton, and even Tom Jones. Barry has a perfect sense of timing, He comes in after beats (listen to him sing "You ain't got to be so ....blind" and especially "but what good does it .....do" This is soul at it's finest. Barry started writing it, and finished it with his brothers, with the thought that Otis Redding would sing it. Unfortunately that didn't happen. The brothers recorded, it, and sadly Otis perished in a plane crash. This is early, wonderful perfection.
This is a great song from their earlier years! Thanks for the memory. As for loving someone, I saw a bumper sticker that has stuck with me for decades: It's not about finding the right person. It's about BEING the right person. God bless you.
This is maybe the most covered Bee Gees song. The one who had biggest success with it was Michael Bolton. My favorite version outside the Bee Gees is Keith Urbans live version from the "Stayin’ Alive: A Grammy Salute to the Music of the Bee Gees" concert in 2017.
Hey Devin! I remember this one from when I was a little girl. This is sure an oldie but a goodie.😁 "Our love (don't throw it all away) and How can you mend a broken heart are two awesome selections that you surely need to hear. 🎼🎶
U old like me...hehe. This stuff sure brings us back to our childhood...my childhood was horrible...but the music helps us feel just a lil better. Karen Carpenter was my no. 1
@@michaelasay8587 Yes Michael music sometimes gets you through the tough times in life but glad you got to listen to one of the best groups in the world. Karen Carpenter was one of kind. I still love her songs till this day. 😔
Michael Bolton had a huge hit with this song he slowed it down also made a huge hit Said I LOVE You but I Lied just check them out sure you'll enjoy them. Love your reactions
Again, no it is Robin that sings that note. It is true that it looks like Maurice on the video, but remember it is playback and he is just miming to it.
Thanks a million for you awesome reaction. This song written by Barry and Robin was intended for Otis Redding but he died in an aeroplane crash before having a chance to record the song. Love Janis Joplin's cover and also Nina Simone's rendition especially her Italian version .
A lot of people believe (And I used to be one) that this song was written specifically for Otis Redding, and that the BeeGees decided to record it after he died. I thought so too until I realized the dates didn't match up to that story. Otis loved the song when he heard it. He mentioned it in an interview or something. He was going to cover it. The BeeGees couldn't have decided to record it after he died. To Love Somebody was one of the songs on the BeeGees first international album called BeeGees 1st. That album was released in mid July in 1967, several months before Otis Redding was killed in a plane crash on Dec. 10, 1967.
unfortunately Robin & Maurice are gone, I've been the luckiest man in the world married 44yrs so far, Janet makes me feel important whenever & wherever we go someplace. She's my best friend God Love Ya'll Gibby
The Bee Gees are just a historical Legions! BTW Barry Gibb only one still living. Andy, Maurice, Robin all RIP! CHECK OUT ANDY GIBB music there youngest brother!
Andy Gibb - "Shadow Dancing" & "I Just Wanna Be Your Everything" Barry said, "Robin & Maurice are twins but Andy was mine." The 4th Gibb - baby brother, Andy, very much looked & sounded like Barry. He had a great singing career & big hits. Sadly, he died at age 30. 😢 Watch "Shadowing Dancing" Live so you can see the resemblance.
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I grow up with the best Group ever. Amazing Voices Amazing Song Amazing Bee Gees. Barrys falsetto is not from this Planet. Please more Bee Gees ❤❤❤
One of my favorites.
Always loved this song. Background of my life.
Your personality is great and it's great to watch somebody that loves to brag about being married and loves his wife
bee gees emotion
This is one of the most definitive soul songs ever written. When he says , ' you don't know my frame of mind'. It gets scarey. 😪
You’re the best young man!👍👍👍👍👍👍
One of my favorites! Thats Morris singing the no no no in the background.
Gotta love the Maurice falsetto in this song!! the most talented brother of them all
So, I'll be one of the first to comment here. When we were young, especially being guys, we would never admit to liking this song but let me tell you, many years later when you fully appreciate music and lyrics, you will understand the power this song has. May be considered teenage girl music to some but it is one powerful song. I've been through generations of music and the Bee Gees were awesome. Keith Urban did a tribute version of it for a Barry Gibb tribute and blew it out of the stadium. Look it up, you will know what I mean. Thanks for the fun, I just found you on here and am having a blast watching you react to these songs.
Keith Urban sings this as a duet with Barry on his Greenfields 1 album that came out a few years back. Many of the songs are reimagined as country songs. It's very nice.
Maurice sang that high note that you reacted to.
Love this song.
Love the Bee Gees.
Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Robin!!
Maurice!!
@@terrilaviolette745 Robin!!!LOL
Andy!!
Watch the video of them singing this song and you will see Maurice hit that high note.
You have to react to "Words". You will be at a loss for words at the beauty of this song...well maybe not. I can't imagine you being at a loss for words. 🙂😅😅😅💖 Keep up the great work and keep loving on the Bee Gees!!
Live or audio version? If live, my favorite would be 1989.
@@dp3396 definitely live!!
I prefer Barry's performance in 1979 which I think was during their Spirits Having Flown tour. Of course I love his original in 1968 on the Ed Sullivan Show.
I think it’s interesting to see each decade in order, back to back, and see/hear the evolution in appearance and style, how the voice matured, and how they changed things up to keep old songs current. Of course 1979 was my generation, so I can’t argue. Glad to have them!
Yes. Yes! Love when Barry Gibb sings "Words." Especially live in 1979
Thee best group EVER!
I’d love to see your reaction to “I Just Gotta Send A Message To You” by The Bee Gees
Maurice was singing the high AAAHHHH NO NO, and the NO NO NO NO NO NO. I can’t get enough.
This is a total classic and a masterpiece!
I watched a video on TH-cam where they each were talking about how they came together in their harmonies. Barry described Maurice as being the one who instinctively knew how to fit his voice in songs. In an old t.v. show, before they discovered their falsettos, they sang this song & it’s Maurice who sings the high parts in it! He was very talented vocally & instrumentally. He was probably the most important brother & he didn’t near enough praise for it ☮️✌️
Robin was fabulous too, and sang the lead in some of the songs, my favorite being "I Started A Joke" . I think all three were equally talented, and together it was just magic. Then there is little brother Andy - too much talent for one family!
@@jerickson725 I have been a Bee Gees fan since the late 60’s & all of the brothers were so very talented. They had different sounding voices but they were able to blend together like magic! They were making plans to add Andy to the band before his death. I have learned so much about them in the past few months with searching on TH-cam. They were comedians in addition to their singing & that has made me love them even more, lol.
@@sallymcmanus9198 I totally agree Sally. I've been a fan since I can remember; probably since 1974 when I was 10 and really started getting into music. Like you, I have also delved into more of their history this past year when watching reaction videos became my new guilty pleasure! And of course, when Andy started releasing hits I was a young teen and I, like many girls, were crushing on him!
I have always considered them do equal they all shared their success. When Maurice died the Bee Gees we're no longer. He was an amazing person. I love them all extremely talented for sure!!
I think you will like the song words by the Bee gees
I tend to think there are alot of "closet" bee gees fans out there. When one of their songs comes on you listen a little harder. You can't help but feel their music.
Hank Snow "I don't hurt anymore" you really should to watch)
Love you, Devin! Find the live video! It’s soooooo great!
One of their earlier hits from the 60's one of my favorites
Massachusetts is the first hit I can remember
Def Leppard rock of ages live 1988 in the round! The offspring used the beginning of the song in one of their songs “pretty fly for a white guy”
This song introduced me to the BeeGees, and I’ve loved them ever since. They wrote the song for Otis Redding and he past away before he could record it, so they decided to make a record, Beautiful Song especially Maurice at the end LOL 😂 you need to see the live video and there at the end is Maurice please watch the live video and listen to Maurice
A lot of people believe (And I used to be one) that this song was written specifically for Otis Redding, and that the BeeGees decided to record it after he died. I thought so too until I realized the dates didn't match up to that story. Otis loved the song when he heard it. He mentioned it in an interview or something. He was going to cover it. The BeeGees couldn't have decided to record it after he died. To Love Somebody was one of the songs on the BeeGees first international album called BeeGees 1st. That album was released in mid July in 1967, several months before Otis Redding was killed in a plane crash on Dec. 10, 1967.
@@dortheychastain2195 Thank you, Miss Dorthey, for the new knowledge. I was unaware of that. What an amazing band. Been listening to them for many many years.
Listen to more from the 60s please. "Lonely Days, Lonely Nights", 'Mr Jones", "Gotta Get a Message to You", etc
I can only express how great the Bee Gees are their music is so diverse that every type of music is covered in such beautiful songs. Love the Bee Gees!! You reactions are priceless!!!
Beautiful song. I adore them. These guys have beautiful voices. They are such gentlemen, and humble people.
Have to add “Run To Me”. “Words” and “Alone”
Might also have a listen to their 1st Hit - “Spicks and Specks”
I love watching you
Was 13 when this came out and I got the album for my birthday lol
Great reaction.
Barry says this is his favorite song they ever performed.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THE BEE GEE'S! CANNOT PLAY THEM TOO MUCH!! ❤ My favorites are "Run to Me", "Kiss of Life" and "Alone". 😊
The Bee Gees are World treasure. I has been listening all their songs but is hard to pick a favorite, but…one of my favorites are “You win again “ and “Alone” . By the way your reactions are priceless !
It's really hard if not impossible to pick a fave Bee Gees song, but if I had to pick one, I think it would be this one. I LOVE the cello, and the soul of it. They wrote it for Otis Redding, but sadly he died before he could record it. But it's been covered by Hank Williams, Jr., Janis Joplin, Rod Stewart, Michael Bolton and Michael Buble, just to name a very few. Awesome song.
Goose bumps for sure. Your reactions are priceless. I will say it again. Best group of all time.
You gotta check out the concert they did in Las Vegas, mindblowingly good, lol. Pure 🔥, definitely worth checking out
"One Night Only" if you mean their last one. It's here on youtube, free. Awesome concert!!!
I just discovered your channel and have now gone down the rabbit hole of your reaction videos and I love them!
This was obviously b4 Barry started with his faullcetto (sp) voice... but I love it... how can you not love these guys.. Barry the only one left has to have more money than you can shake a stick at... they wrote not only their music but music for so many other amazing artists... soundtracks.. just so much talent.
They started performing when Barry was 9 and the twins were six. Their mom went to tell them to turn down the radio and found it was her three children singing in perfect three part harmony.
The Bee Gees wrote this song for Otits Redding but he died in a plane crash before he died. He was on of the most soulful singers every. His last song was Sitting on the Dock of the Bay. This sound like an Otitis Redding song but The Bee Gees did a great job sing this song that they wrote for him.
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Love the Bee Gees and love love love this song !!! Excellent reaction !!
FANTASTIC SONG. I've always liked it. Great lyrics.
The album is called Bee Gees’ 1st because it was their first album to be released internationally. You should also check out I Can’t See Nobody (with Robin on lead) and Holiday (Barry & Robin), both are off this album. ✌🏼
And just FYI: The voice that gave you goosebumps bumps was Robin’s. 😌
A lot of people believe (And I used to be one) that this song was written specifically for Otis Redding, and that the BeeGees decided to record it after he died. I thought so too until I realized the dates didn't match up to that story. Otis loved the song when he heard it. He mentioned it in an interview or something. He was going to cover it. The BeeGees couldn't have decided to record it after he died. To Love Somebody was one of the songs on the BeeGees first international album called BeeGees 1st. That album was released in mid July in 1967, several months before Otis Redding was killed in a plane crash on Dec. 10, 1967.
One of their many hits , years before their disco hits .
I love soul music too. Beautiful song. Always give me chills when the opening notes start.
US or UK charts aren't all on earth. Did very good in Germany, bigger market as UK. But all in all, the world those days wasn't prepared for 'Whities', singin soulmusic (blue eyed soul). 'To Love Somebody' is to me their entry to songwriting-fame. Stephen Stills, Bono, Noel Gallagher and many other well know artists said things like "they're the hell for songwriters" or "If there's one song, I wished I had written, than its for sure 'To Love Somebody' ". The list of covers overall is endless and holds in names like Janis Joplin, Nina Simone, Bonnie Tylor, Rod Stewart, Leonard Cohen, Jimmy Sommerville and Michael Bolton.
Harp yes
Like EARLY bee gees the best
I couldn't wait for you to hear this. It is perfect R&B soul from 1967. Hundreds of singers have covered this, including Janis Joplin, Michael Bolton, and even Tom Jones. Barry has a perfect sense of timing, He comes in after beats (listen to him sing "You ain't got to be so ....blind" and especially "but what good does it .....do" This is soul at it's finest. Barry started writing it, and finished it with his brothers, with the thought that Otis Redding would sing it. Unfortunately that didn't happen. The brothers recorded, it, and sadly Otis perished in a plane crash. This is early, wonderful perfection.
Always loved this song one of my favorite Bee Gees songs! Reminds me of a girl I once knew in high school
That falsetto was Maurice!!❤
MAURICE DOES THE HIGH PART AT THE END..GOOOOOO Mo
Amazing song, makes feel it til you sway...Love it, Thanks Devin, Blessings of Peace
LoL! Those cool ad libs were Maurice! Love me some More!
Ok. Silly question? What part??
@@kathystammen3060 Hi, at 3:40 and 4:00
This is a great song from their earlier years! Thanks for the memory. As for loving someone, I saw a bumper sticker that has stuck with me for decades: It's not about finding the right person. It's about BEING the right person. God bless you.
I love ya, Devin!
Do much more Bee Gees dude
This is maybe the most covered Bee Gees song. The one who had biggest success with it was Michael Bolton. My favorite version outside the Bee Gees is Keith Urbans live version from the "Stayin’ Alive: A Grammy Salute to the Music of the Bee Gees" concert in 2017.
This song about 10 years before Barry's falsettos
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I did not know that was an original Bee gees song. It was covered by Michael Bolton (listen to it and that will change your life).
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Hey Devin! I remember this one from when I was a little girl. This is sure an oldie but a goodie.😁 "Our love (don't throw it all away) and How can you mend a broken heart are two awesome selections that you surely need to hear. 🎼🎶
U old like me...hehe. This stuff sure brings us back to our childhood...my childhood was horrible...but the music helps us feel just a lil better. Karen Carpenter was my no. 1
And yes on Andy Gibb
@@michaelasay8587 Yes Michael music sometimes gets you through the tough times in life but glad you got to listen to one of the best groups in the world. Karen Carpenter was one of kind. I still love her songs till this day. 😔
There's a video of them doing this song on a music show, where you can see who sings what.👍
I wish you’d go live once!!
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Love these!! Here is another Mo Mr. Harmony solo: LIVE- MAURICE GIBB SINGING LEAD AGAIN!! Man in the middle -Bee gees (2001) HD - TH-cam
There's a great version of this song played by Keith Urban as a tribute /Kennedy Center Honors (?)
Check out Michael Bolton's Version to this, Power Vocability BIG-TIME
3 more days yall and I see Chris I'm sooooo. Excited. Been waiting over a year because of this damn virus lol
Michael Bolton had a huge hit with this song he slowed it down also made a huge hit Said I LOVE You but I Lied just check them out sure you'll enjoy them. Love your reactions
Essa banda é show!! Magnificos!😍😍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤🇧🇷🇧🇷
It was Morris that came in at the end with the awww, no, no, no no. His voice was as good as Barry and Robin’s IMHO
Again, no it is Robin that sings that note. It is true that it looks like Maurice on the video, but remember it is playback and he is just miming to it.
Thanks a million for you awesome reaction. This song written by Barry and Robin was intended for Otis Redding but he died in an aeroplane crash before having a chance to record the song. Love Janis Joplin's cover and also Nina Simone's rendition especially her Italian version .
A lot of people believe (And I used to be one) that this song was written specifically for Otis Redding, and that the BeeGees decided to record it after he died. I thought so too until I realized the dates didn't match up to that story. Otis loved the song when he heard it. He mentioned it in an interview or something. He was going to cover it. The BeeGees couldn't have decided to record it after he died. To Love Somebody was one of the songs on the BeeGees first international album called BeeGees 1st. That album was released in mid July in 1967, several months before Otis Redding was killed in a plane crash on Dec. 10, 1967.
Hard to believe Barry was 21 here and Rob and Mo were 19
I love you message bro. Love that you give credit to God in every reaction. Stay true to your faith! #GodWins
The Bee Gees were able to alter their sound successfully over each decade
unfortunately Robin & Maurice are gone, I've been the luckiest man in the world married 44yrs so far, Janet makes me feel important whenever & wherever we go someplace. She's my best friend God Love Ya'll Gibby
p.s., that was Robin with the "aaaahhhhh's and ah no no no naaaahh no" at the end.
I own their 1969 Greatest Hits cd.
I have it on vinyl since it came out. Lol
My favourite beegees song . The nina simone cover of this ( 70s ) is great more funky or jazz
The Bee Gees are just a historical Legions! BTW Barry Gibb only one still living. Andy, Maurice, Robin all RIP! CHECK OUT ANDY GIBB music there youngest brother!
Please react to THIS IS WHERE I CAME IN live by the BEEGEES thanks
React to “One” and “Alone” by Bee Gees!
Fyi: the ad libs at the end was maurice!!! 😊
Andy Gibb - "Shadow Dancing" &
"I Just Wanna Be Your Everything"
Barry said, "Robin & Maurice are twins but Andy was mine." The 4th Gibb - baby brother, Andy, very much looked & sounded like Barry. He had a great singing career & big hits. Sadly, he died at age 30. 😢 Watch "Shadowing Dancing" Live so you can see the resemblance.
REACT MADDLEY BEE GEES LIVE MELBORE 1989...
Devin check out emotions Bee Gees also awesome.
Check out Wedding Day, you’ll love it!
can you make please barry gibb-hold me
Please react to JIVE TALKIN
YOU MUST DO FANNY BE TENDER WITH MY LOVE , GOTTA GET A MESSAGE TO YOU AND RUN TO ME
Janis Joplin Covered this song-- See YT --on the Dick Cavett Show Link: th-cam.com/video/yX-OkV_2z8A/w-d-xo.html
She did a great cover but you have to love Janice to love her cover of it and I do love me some Janice.
Check this one out: Billie Jean -Salsa Version 2021 By: Ruben Obed. Thanks, always enjoy your videos!
Try react to Vanny Vabiola from indonesia singing this song
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Devin, are you bi-racial? Great reviews!