FIRST TIME HEARING CULTURE CLUB - KARMA CHAMELEON
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Culture Clubs lead singer is Boy George and if you like this song check the other Culture Club hit “Do you really want to hurt me”
"Everyday is like survival, you're my lover not my rival" is one of the great lyrics in music history.
Culture Club was a great group!!! Boy George was Amazing!!!! Saw them in concert!!!! Excellent!!!!
I saw them live too when they were first getting started. I believe they were the opening act. Needless to say I was very impressed, and became a big fan after that.
Keep listening to your Mom, we must be close in age. lol
Yes, agreed
Yeah, Boy George rocks, that song also played on R&B stations.
Boy George was dating the Drummer Jon Moss for about 4 years and a lot of Culture Club songs are about their relationship to a certain degree.
I doubt there was much "dating" 😉
@@normandavidtidiman9918 why do you say that? They were a couple for years. The entire band was created over their relationship, not to mention 2 movies and so many books. Even on the last tour, decades later, George sang parts of Taylor Swifts Never, ever, getting back together to Jon on stage. Jon is married with grown kids now, but he and George were an epic couple and their nights out the town were legendary, back in the day. Their fights even more so
Next up Babygirl. Time Clock of the Heart. Culture Club.
No argument from me there!
Yes, Time (Clock of the Heart) is my favorite Culture Club song, great choice
Omg! My favorite ever. You have to watch his movie. His story is sad. I forever love the young version of BG.
Can I say, as a human being, one of the joys is seeing you light up to songs like this. In bad times it's needed.
such a good 80s song! its so catchy!
Ikr
Try The Communards "Don't leave me this way." The song and B&W video are amazing as is Jimmy Sommerville's voice.
Yes yes yes, great choice! That song is a pure mood boost ❤️
When this song came out my niece was 5 years old. She loved Boy George!.. you gotta hear Do You Really Want to Hurt Me!!
Ugh Boy George is just the prettiest man ever. Such a beautiful face and a golden voice to match
Hey Jayy! “Do you really wanna hurt me” is a must girl- ❤️✌️
I was gonna comment that.
great band great music they were really big over here in the UK in the 80's great review😊👍
Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?
The era when it was still possible for people to say 'Is it a boy or a girl?' - which is putting a date on myself. Transcendental voice of a scene, George O'Dowd became one of the UK's biggest exports for the period. Can you imagine it in the America of today?
I still remember George accepting his Grammy, and saying "America knows a good Drag Queen when they see one" -- okay, I am paraphrasing, I guess - and it's not my habit to watch award shows -- but still! love it!! lol
Jayy next you should react from them these super songs: " Victims" , "Do you really want to hurt me", "I'LL tumble 4 Ya", "Church of the poison Mind", "Miss me Blind" , "Time" & "It's a Miracle " , trust me you will love all of them. Ronny
I recommend Victims too. So hauntingly beautiful!
Bringing back the 80”🎼👍🏼🎼!!!!Miss me blind,I’ll Tumble 4 Ya......
You have to port yourself back to the early 80’s when MTV was transmitting into Small Town, America and a lot of us had never seen anything like Boy George and Culture Club. Was he a boy or a girl? We had just never seen anyone like him. But their music was great and we didn’t care. But our parents were confused ❤️
My 13 year old sister was in love with him lol. Huge in Australia too
The small town i grew up in didnt have cable tv until i was 14, like 1984. We had Friday Night Videos, once a week we could watch videos for an hour or so.
My grandparents raised me several yrs of my younger childhood yrs. I remember a friend let me borrow this record. I always kept my record player down low because I knew how they would react hearing this type of music. Well long story short my grandma just walked in my room and heard it and totally had a fit when she seen the cover she also found my Madonna like a Virgin album. I'll never get that day out of my head she broke my album and went to the school to the principals office and let it be known that she believed the school didn't have children attending it had twisted minded juvenile delinquents attending at that school. Also one of the most embarrassing moments of my life but at that time that's how a lot of people thought especially the elder generation. I'm here to say I still listen to boy George and George Michael.
@@davidantell2855 I went to college in 92, and we still didn’t have MTV in my county. I remember Friday Night Videos fondly - then in high school, they started doing ‘college music’ videos on Friday Night Videos - the alt bands that just pre-dated grunge
boy George is now a top club DJ, very good sets n mixes.
Boy George, best male vocalist of the 1980s, IMO.
Mj too
@@northurameshi3373 yah and George Michael!
Time, clock of the heart is a great song from them.
I first heard this song in 2005 or 06 in at 14/15. Loved it instantly but never looked into the group til around 2014 lol. I missed all their 80s excitement !😔 Im not even a huge 80s music fan but I love the harmonica placement and vocal harmonies in KC. Props to whoever produced it. From there I discovered their other cool songs like Time, Do you Really and Victims
Please do Culture Club's - Time (Clock of the Heart) next !
This song Biy George reportedly wrote this about a closeted band mate who he was secretly involved with who refused to acknowledge boy George romantically. So you got it right!
He was in a relationship with the drummer. The guy with short dark hair wearing a yellowish jacket on the video
Not really. Everyone in the band, industry and fans with half a brain, knew about George and Jon. George outted them, many times. Every song is about jon. They couldnt be totally out, it was the early 80s. But Jon left his fiancee, a very wealthy society girl, for George and made the reason known. Look at all the photos of them holding hands in airports or kissing in public... that was radical and ballsy, for the time.
Try another song by them called Church of the Poisoned Mind.
I have always liked that song. You are always better than the song.
Hi Jayy. It sounds like your mom and I are on the same wave length when it comes to music. The music of Culture Club has had the ability to stand the test of time. It''s been almost 40 years later now and their songs always sound so fresh, like they could have been written this week. I'm happy that a young lady like yourself can get into their music. I have a great song by Culture Club to recommend to you. It's called "Cold Shoulder". It's a serious song about romance, love, and how it is to be put aside by someone you care about. Hope you enjoy it. ;-) ;-) ;-)
I LOVE Culture Club! They have some excellent songs. You should listen to “Time”.
I moved to Germany in 1983. I asked my ex-husbands best friend there if he had it on his juke box. He had no idea what I was talking about. It was like what??? George was from Europe, he is from England.
you gotta check out- Time- one of Culture clubs best
I grew up on this song . Must have been nearly 7 when it came out. Seeing a cross dressing, psychedelic , Hasidic Jew, was a bit weird in a period piece video but his vocal and the upbeat nature of the tune had me hooked
They were a great band!! I hads to pleasure of seeing them in concert!
Do You Really Want To Hurt Me was their first big hit. We all started dressing and dancing like Boy George. Rock!
This song is whats known as a one take wonder . . . They went into the studio to record it . . They did one take and that is what was released . . No second takes no aditions . . . A true " one take wonder" . . .
Victims is brilliant by Culture Club and it really shows Boy George's voice off
Yes, just recommended it too!
Yes it does. Even George Michael covered it
I loved watching you enjoy this song. I was 16 when this song came out. So watching you enjoy this as much as I did when I was a kid, brought a tear to my eye.
Culture Club is one of my favorite singer.and the song is one of my favorite songs
Boy George took a walk on the wild side and never went back i think but thats ok by me and I like the tune
BG was a trip. Perfect fit for the 80s
You’re always so positive, when I saw this I knew you would like the CC vibe.
Boy George deserve more recognition not just for his talent but for just being himself
For surviving his most self destructive decades... a massive mazel tov to George!
@@janes.1559 couldn't imagine what that man's dealt with, unbelievable strength & talent, cheers to you Jane S.
i want so bad going back to the 80's
Boy George has one of my favorite voices in music. Your mom definitely knows her stuff for sure!! Do you really want to hurt me?; Church of the Poisoned Mind; I'll Tumble For Ya....all great options. ✌❤🌈🦄
Do You Really Want to Hurt Me was their first hit, along with a string of others after, including Karma Chameleon.
"Time (Clock of the Heart)" , "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" and "Victims" by Culture Club have to be on you're list !!!
Usually for a "First time hearing" experience of Culture Club ..their first single "Do you really want to hurt me" is the song
You really got it right, way more than most people. The song and pretty much all the songs, George wrote for and about the drummer, Jon Moss, and they had one of the most volatile, passionate romances for many years. Jon had been straight, but fell for George. Many books, movies, etc on their love. Jon left his fiancee and made it clear it was for George. Family, friends, the band, industry knew, most fans did too. George wanted Jon to be a true disney boy friend in public, but it was the early 80s. Jon is small, very tiny and George is a big guy, especially back then. Jon has a napoleon complex. He was an orphan, jewish and never felt right in his adopted high society family. His face got slashed after a show, when he was still in the punk scene, because he was a jew. He had his own baggage and George was beyond insecure and very dramatic. George became a full blown drug addict, in just one weekend, to punish Jon.
They are cute friends now, as old men. George dotes on Jons kids. When George went to jail, Jon wrote him daily, despite the decade since they dated. George got clean, became a health nut, found peace, lost tons of weight and has been a new man. On his own, George is a force of nature. When with Culture Club, its magic. The other 2 in the band are funny... they talk about how they wanted to be rock stars for the chicks and ended up in a band with non stop gay drama.
Good take. Boy George, the lead singer, wrote the song about Jon, the drummer. They had a relationship, a difficult relationship, and it was a secret to the public. George was saying to be true to yourself and to not try to please everyone.
Church of the Poisoned Mind is a great Culture Club track too
Culture Club are one of the most popular British groups of the 80s with 9 top ten hits 2 of which reached number one. Other songs worth checking out include time, church Of The Poison Mind, it's a miracle, The war song and do you really want to hurt me.
Did you notice the guy stealing all the jewelry from folks. That's why they put him on the plank. Busted! Love this song💕
Always listen to your Mom! ❤️
Hi Jayy! Remember watching Don't they know it's Christmas recently? Well Boy George was the first one singing.
"Victims", is a totally different but hauntingly beautiful song by Culture Club
As much as I love this song, I think Church of the Poison Mind by CC is a little better.
Agree
Yes.
Yeah, I love this song but there are several CC songs I like more than this one.
Love church of the poison mind.
@@bradstromberg5146 i like Time clock of the heart. I personally think its easier for ppl to like other CC songs more si3mpkt because they werent overplayed. Thats the curse of being the biggest hit. Poor KC lol
I think this was their breakout song that got them noticed... they have several songs that are just as catchy... Boy George has been a Judge on The Voice Europe edition... He’s also one of the few bands front guy that has lived threw Herion and cocaine addiction and is still here...
"Do you Really " was their breakout song. Yea love The Voice
Have a great day, Jayy
Another fave of mine most reactors skip over is Church Of the Poison Mind. Great song and spectacular female backing vocal. Like, jaw dropping mind blowing goosebumps backing. Love ya!
‘Church of the Poison Mind’ is a great one as well by them, they had several hits.
Listen "time". Best song for me.
Thanks for the reaction! I haven't heard this song in a very long time. Stay blessed ❤️ Congratulations on your channel growing 😎
Boy George is Culture Club. He grew up in London England with an Irish Dad who used to beat him up because he is gay. Karma Chameleon is about himself and his life of trying to fit into various aspects of his life from his family upbringing to his days in Camden Town North London in the Club's and visiting the King's road fashion stores then going to the clubs. Camden Town was full of the stranger aspects of life so to speak. The people that were cutting their own fashions and were classed as weird back in the day
The song was written by George who was actually singing about his life acting as a chameleon in various environments of London.
George does speak up for himself big time he was a pioneer of gay people in 1983 when this song was written it was his actual fight back in a very conservative London at the time where gay people used to get beaten up regularly.
Unfortunately George then became depressed after a break up with co band member Marilyn so turned to drugs namely heroin. He ended up in prison and drug rehabs. Causing the end of Culture club as a band. But as a recoved addict he had now reformed culture club and are touring the UK again. So to say boy George doesn't speak out is a boy of a misjudgement of him. He had a horrendous life from family trauma to fame then hard drugs and prison. George is actually a very resilient man and a very talented artist who grew up in a time when London was a very different place where liberal views weren't heard of he was a pioneer for the society of liberal values
Hey girl, same group a song called "Time (Clock of the heart)" there's a sadness to the song. It's a beautiful sadness.
My favorite by them
'Miss me Blind' and 'Time' are 2 others from CC I think you'll like
He had the guts to be who he is,red,gold and green is the colors in the african flag
One of their newer songs is Let Somebody Love You.
Lyrics are amazing! Try it!
I accidentally started this video at 1.5 speed and discovered that this song is a banger no matter how fast you play it lmao.
Great reaction. Thank you. 😊
Do a reaction to culture club - Do you really want to hurt me
George is a judge on The Voice Australia. There are plenty of posts on UA-cam to check out!
"Time" (clock of the heart), "Do You Really Wanna Hurt me", and "Church Of The Poison Mind" are 3 of my favorite Culture Club songs
Good list! I love Victims too
Big #1 song 🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
Go mom!
Every time I see this video I fall in love for the young handsome black man in military uniform.
Boy George is one of the judges in The Voice, Australia
Gotta love this beat🎶👍✔️
Loved Culture Club. So unique. Try “Church of the Poison Mind.” 👍🏻❤️
Classic
I loved Culture Club back in the day! Please give a listen to their hits “Black Money” and “The War Song”
Victims and Time are excellent tracks. George has such a large catalogue of great tracks.
Please do another one of their's... Miss me Blind🎶🥰
The colors red, gold and green represent free African nations. This song is about the dichotomy between the day to day relationships of "owners" and their slaves. Good reaction, honey. P.S. Always listen to your mama.
React to Black Money by Culture Club. Great song! George was on The Voice as a judge in England. THE song is Do You Really Want To Hurt Me. George's voice is unreal!
Everybody misses the capture of a jewel thief and pickpocket who was thrown off the boat.
Have you heard Adam and the Ants? Same era. Prince Charming is a classic!
Please try Boy George doing The Crying Game. It's excellent.
Boy George was singing about his partner, the drummer in the band.
80s wonderful time in music. Do you know A-ha " Hunting high nad low"
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Please react to "Goody Two Shoes" by Adam Ant!!
Also the song "WONDERFUL" by Adam Ant is pretty great too!!
@@hibhibb5429 That's my all-time favorite!
King of the wild frontier, friend or foe, stand and deliver, strip, puss n boots, cant go wrong with adam. Jon moss was the drummer for adam and the ants, pre culture club, for a bit
Taco - Puttin' On The Ritz (ZDF Silvester-Tanzparty, 31.12.1983)
This was really popular when it came out.
Boy George was everything.
React to Culture Club videos
Do You Really Want To Hurt Me
and Time to start.
Hello Javy!!! Luv You!! Sly and Family Stone
"Sly And Family Stone" Thank You(falletme be mice elf agin)" (circa 70). The funkiest song ever written!!
Bassist Larry Graham literally invented slap bass on this joint.
They were the Beatles of Funk!!
Then check the stretched out even nastier reversion
" Thank You For Taking Me To Africa". circa 71 Music was segregated. This could have been on rock stations as well!! I grew up with Classic Rock. Then I discovered the funk!!!
I'll put this up against anything you've reacted to thusfar!!
Trust me!! . Can't wait to see your response when you hear that nasty groove!!!!
Yes, Yes, Yes. SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Boy George had a great voice, he was pretty big and spectacular!
Boy George can be seen today on HB REAL HOUSEWIVES AS A GUEST. He is friends of Dorit an PK. I also think PK is his manager. He came out and he was addict in the 80s as well. I'm glad that he was able to fight his
demons.
Check out The Crying Game, one of Boy George's solo hits.
Filmed on the river themes
You should listen to their first hit Do You Really Want To Hurt Me
Yasse. Check out Time ( Clock Of The Heart) & Do You Really Want To Hurt Me💜