I was 5 years old in 1975, and my parents said I’d go nuts whenever this song played on the radio. I’m 50 years old now and this song still sounds fresh and carefree.
Well the 70s wasn't nostalgic for everyone! It was the decade where violent crimes rose to over 130%. Depending on where you lived, the 70s was like a war zone, just look at New York City in the 70s! The city was on the brink of bankruptcy, crime was rampant and gangs ruled. Pandemics could of happened at any point in time, its a good thing it happening now. Crime rates are lower and technology is better. Sure the music was better, I guess.
@@sharpsvilleBill Yeah I have a habit of telling people who that claims the decade they grew up in was much safer than it is today. They see it through Rose Tinted Glasses. Crime is at it's lowest now! I remember places that police were scared to go in the 80s and 90s. Now they have some of the lowest crime. I think its an insult to say humanity has gotten worse. My mother said that in their day, you didn't have Pedos on the streets back then. We called them dirty old men. Lol
Some people insist that 1970`s was the chaotic period, but in the world of music, it was a happy time, and it was the most beautiful part of my life. The hustle reminds me of my good old days. I was 19 years old in 1975 when this music was released.
Because in the 50s Detroit pumped tons of money into the public school sector, specifically into music and the arts. It’s no coincidence Motown came out 20 years later
@@bikezonly That’s what happens when society has major ills that aren’t being fixed. Is it really any wonder that after the war on drugs gives America the worlds highest incarceration rate per capita, that the once prevalent church culture becomes prison culture?
If you had told me 40 years ago that in 2020 I would love and miss this song, I'd have laughed at you. Now here we are. I miss the 70s so damn much..........
@@paulaslife3781 Frankly I mostly listen to old prog rock these days and later Daft Punk. Try Random Access Memories. A lot of it has a VERY 70s flavor.
60 years old in 2024 and I'm suddenly transported back to the glorious 70s with this classic song. I don't want to leave because I truly miss this so bad!!!
I swear the music, the dancing, and the style of the 70s, as shown here, reminds me of a time of simplicity. I lived in this era but as a child, yet I can CERTAINLY say that people were a LOT happier and far less stressed. Witness all of the shootings and acts of rage in modern society and tell me it's not stress related. Sure, every decades had its moments of negative impact, so the 70s weren't perfect. However, it wasn't a time of stress and panic where you struggled every single day to figure out how you were gonna pay your bills cause of historical inflation rates or you being a slave to social media. Folks were GENUINELY free and not a slave to ways of being monitored as they are today. It was a decade of true happiness and fun.
@@nthnthms1212 There is a clear distinction between "social" media and legacy media. If big tech wasn't desperately attempting to silence any dissenting voices, social media could help defuse the situation. People could share their thoughts and ideas freely. This country is the best place on the planet for anyone willing to make the effort and work hard. Why do you think people will risk dying to get here?
It probably wasn't that the seventies were less stressful and less toxic, it's more likely that you were just younger with less stress and toxicity weighing down on you. I always find it important to find the good in the now whenever you can or you run the risk of only ever enjoying yourself in retrospect.
I always say that, we used to appreciate the little things in life more. I know we were young and more care free, but people in general were more caring. Families were much more united. Technology seperated us. When we had one black and white tv , everyone watched together. Now everyone is on his mobile, tablet or computer. We live in invisible bubbles were we see each other but no really communicating. Life was more affordable, my dad provided for 7 children and wife. Mum took care of all our needs and although she was very busy she found time to play with us or a walk in the countryside during the week. But now to buy a house both parents have to work until they are pensioners. Young couples cannot afford to help their aging parents, and after a lifetime of giving most elders end up with strangers in a residence for the old. Mum was bedridden the last 3 years of her life but we took care of her at home. She herself helped her mum for 20 years. We need to go back to a time when life was more meaningful.
I was a little girl back in the 70's, ( I was born in 1968), but I remember it as a fun decade. Sure, the 70's had its ups and downs like any decade, but back then, TV shows were better, music was better, films were better, and dancing was better. The Hustle is one of my favorites. I can't dance, but it's fun watching people dance to this popular disco tune. If only we could go back to the good old days! Like I said, the 70's had it's ups and downs, but it was way better than the times we're living in now. I miss those days.
This was my best friend"s favourite song. Despite being a kleptomaniac (he used to steal wallets at store), he was the kind of guy who always had your back. Even after years without seeing because he moved to Hawaii, everytime I hear it I think about him.
I MISS THOSE DAYS OF GREAT MUSIC. ALL COLORS HIT THE DANCE FLOOR TOGETHER. WE HAD FUN TOGETHER . WORKED TOGETHER. ENJOYED EACH OTHERS COMPANY. WE NEED THAT TODAY. IM 59 AND REMEMBER THOSE DAYS WELL.
I was born in 81, but I am obsessed with the 70s. People looked classy back then, and actually dressed up. Wish I had a time machine. I would be in Studio 54!
Same here except born in ‘99! Worst part about it is having to live through the youth today, knowing the start contrast between then and now. To confirm, 9/10 times, people my age do not have class or the decency to know when to act proper. If you ever get that time machine, let me know!
@@FreshCreativeFrog25 as a 92 baby I feel that the people my age have no class, and are a bunch of uncultured swines that would’ve never made it in these times.
We Japanese had called this tune 'discotic sound' and 'Philadelphia step' 70's. Before study or work, we had listned this tune. Thank-you , from Chiba Pref. Japan.
Man, this generation today has noooo clue of how to truly live! I am with all of you. I was born in 1968. My childhood was the best ever. This music can't be matched.
im 20yrs old n this song is rly gud. ive come to appreciate older stuff, yknow pre-2000s n i gotta say, u guys had it great when it came to music production!! my generation seemingly likes to regard older music as "bad" even though its objectively better than anything released today.
These subtle ones are the best. Not like "This song really gives me a GOLDEN EXPERIENCE", but rather this where even a Jojo fan has to think for a moment if its actually a Jojo reference
I was 20 in 75 and there was no doubt that it was the best time to be young. The music was amazing. The best. It brought everyone together no matter what race or coulor. I would go back in a heartbeat.
The greatest decade of music EVER! I was 18 in 1970 and caught the entire disco scene. And so so many hits came out the year I got married, 1977. Real music, no autotune, no gymnastics, no processing....just great music!!
I was 11 that year. I love the '70s music. I recently set up a 1979 playlist, and it's great music --- GREAT music --- but you can sense that it's changing that year, suggesting things would be different in the '80s.
I grew up in the eighties being told that disco sucks, now I've fortunately gotten rid of a lot of my prejudices (not all, country sucks:) but I really like a lot of disco music.
I was born in 1964 and I remember when this song came out back in the 70s this is when music was outstanding i will be 60years old in July and I am still listing to this song today in 2024 the music from the 60s 70s and 80s will never get old sometimes I wish we could go back to the good old days
The crazy thing about all this back in the day music is I can’t escape it it’s in my dna you go on UA-cam then you start to reminisce I can’t name you a tune of this year not one 🤨😄
I'm 57 as well. Heard this also on the radio at 10. What a great time we had in 1975. Best dance song of the 20th Century. This song makes us still feel young although were in our 50s.
@@nickprica3127 Thanks very much. It was a terrific time indeed. The best days have certainly been and gone. Nice to know I'm not the only one who feels like that. Have a good week 🙏
Stand Master: Paco Lovelantes Stand Name: The Hustle Stand Abilites: Muscles Manipulation *Stand Abilities Stats* Destructive Force: N/A Speed: A Range: N/A Persistence: C Precision: B Growth Potential: N/A A=Very Good, B=Good, C=Average, D=Bad, E=Very Bad
Such great memories,Wife on bike now,I'm sitting here getting her heart rate up,We 68 and 71 now but we were the dancers of the 70s and this was one of our favorite dance songs !
😍EXCELLENT! I'll be 65 yrs. young next month, (same day/different yr. than Elizabeth Taylor!) & I "Dancersize" to keep in shape. So much more fun for me personally, than having to travel to any public gym/Silver Sneakers facility, or the ♫♪ YMCA ♫♪, etc. ♫♪ Music has always been my favorite therapist! Think of ALL the $$ I've $aved! 🤑 ~ ♫♪ 🥳🎉HAPPY NEW YEAR! ♫♪ 😁☮
God bless you all. Your generation made such original music and art. And you all reinvented the USA to give us the unprecedented prosperity of the 90s. US millennials have very very large shoes to fill.
@@sweetiepie1959God bless you all. Your generation made such original music and art. And you all reinvented the USA to give us the unprecedented prosperity of the 90s. US millennials have very very large shoes to fill.
I wish I understood back then how special this music was. Like pretty much everything from the birth of the American jazz era to the late 1990's, I never thought musicianship would become a thing of the past.
It really hasn't. The way to find out about music has just changed now from the days when you'd rely on Soul Train or the radio or a knowledgeable record store employee. Also let's be real, most pop sucked then too, we just remember the funky, inventive, good stuff.
@@aemuth8235 yes it has. If you listen to any of the ‘artists’ around today and what is put in the public eye and becomes majorly popular across the world.
This song always makes me think of my parents, uncles aunties and my grandparents, when I was a child, when everyone was young and others still alive. A great song from a wonderful long gone era of our lives…❤️⭐️
Same here 😊 I was 6 years old when this song came out and remember my cousin teaching me how to do "the hustle". She was 25 then. Now I can't remember how it's done, that's why I'm watching this video lol! 😉 By the way, my son's name is Leon ♥️
I wish I could go back to the 70s. I love that decade. It had the best music and movies. I don't care what anyone says about disco. It's good, uplifting music.
Van McCoy was a DC native and I was hired to spend the day photographing Van as he was honored by the city on “Van McCoy Day”. We went to record shops, clubs and the Mayor’s office where he presented Mayor Washington with a Platinum Record. Van was presented the Keys To The City by Mayor Walter E. Washington. Van and I became friends because he liked my work and the way I stayed out of the way while I was doing it. He hired me to do many assignments that year including concerts featuring Melba Moore, his concerts and even private family gathering in his DC home whenever he came to town. On New Year’s Eve 1977, my wife and I drove up to Englewood NJ to meet with Van so I could go into NYC to the Power Station Recording Studio as he put the finishing touches on his new album. Then we prepared to spend the weekend shooting his new album cover for MCA Records, his new record label. After the ball dropped on the New Year, we left the studio, drove to Englewood and dropped by the “Wicket Wilson Pickett’s” house in Englewood, NJ to continue to bring in the New Year. I couldn’t believe my wife and I were actually going to meet Wilson Pickett. We played pool, Van played Wilson Pickett’s piano and we had a ball just hanging out. For a guy just beginning to make a name for myself in the entrainment industry with my cameras, this was like a dream to me and my wife who had celebrated our 3rd wedding anniversary that April. Afterwards, we went on to Van’s and finish the album cover shoot for the “My Favorite Fantasy” album. What Van did for me and my career and family continued to be a fairytale but you’ll have to wait to read that part of my story next month in my upcoming Apple Book photo documentary “Unexpected Access” which I take you on a photographic journey behind the scenes and on stage as I covered some of the most iconic artists of the 70’s. At 72, I still pinch myself. Thank you Van McCoy!
Van McCoy won a Grammy for this classic. Van also wrote the song, I Get the Sweetest Feeling, which became a hit for Jacky Wilson, and numerous other songs for the likes of Aretha Franklin and Gladys Knight & the Pips. A very creative and talented man who sadly died from a heart attack at the young age of 39. I bet Mr. McCoy would be pleased to know that this great song is still being played around the world.
Complainers say that disco music was too repetitive, and too long, but they forget that this was dance music; and the fact is, with the great records, people on the dance floor are often wishing it would never end.
Back in the seventies, I knew it was a special time. Listening to music than made up get up and dance! Parties every weekend where friends would laugh as we enjoyed each other’s company. The music brought up together. It was a happy time of life.
I was never into partying but I enjoyed music class both in school and at summer camp. And I listened to lots of music at home as well. No, I don't dance but that's okay. I'm a zillion times more interested in playing (and listening to) music than in dancing, anyway. I enjoy being a nerd and geek.
@@psyberlinks They think its cheesy and daggy because it is all about feeling good with no drama or controversy.Just like the bubblegum pop music of the 60s.But now you feel like this is the music to enjoy and think life is still good
this song reminds me of the time I got my ear pulled around my head in a fashion boutique just because I wanted to borrow some wallet. What a certified hustle moment!
She's still there with you Angel. This song echo's through the years. I'm sure your mom is dancing now, and will be when you see her again. Take care of yourself and keep on loving.
I miss those days with tears in my eyes. It's been fifty years and I'm 18 again when I hear it. Times were more wholesome, peaceful and fun. The 1970s were magical.
@@joeyjennings9548 when we put Nixon out the door, tossed Ford out the door for letting Nixon get away with a pardon, and thought seriously for the first time about giving up gas guzzlers.
@bqkmg2037 you must not remember the end of the Vietnam War with "baby killer" protests, Watergate, the oil embargo, and so much more. It wasn't great times, just great music.
@@pete726able You are right do remember that stuff and the 70s were also known for serial killers too.. like Ted Bundy, hillside Strangler, golden state killer, zodiac killer, John gacy etc etc...
@@squeakystool 60s music only sounds good when blasted out from a Huey helicopter while bullets rained over napalmed corpses of rice farmers over Southeast Asia.
In 1975 my life was great. I had a good job for a big corporation in which I was a rising star. I still had my TR6 Triumph to tool around in . After work me and some co workers would hit the clubs in Manhattan . One evening we arrived at this club uptown that was jumping and people were all dancing. My sister Eileen had taught me to dance as a kid. I was a fairly good dancer in 75 and started dancing to this song with a lovely blond woman (name long forgotten) and later her lady friends joined my group at our table. I always had the gift of gab and we talked late into the night. It turned out they were all stewardes for Pan Am on layover and the one I danced with was on flights to Vietnam. So every time I hear this disco song played it brings me back to that night. Cheers Mike
I’m 60 and was a teen when this came out! We were all wild for this!!! We had great music, great dancing and the freedom to enjoy it! What a great time to be a teen!!
The 70s music will put you on another planet that no one will understand unless you have a love of the 70s music. You don't need drugs or alcohol to appreciate the best music ever. God....take me back to the 70s and leave me there....I'll be just fine.
I was 5 years old in 1975, and my parents said I’d go nuts whenever this song played on the radio. I’m 50 years old now and this song still sounds fresh and carefree.
The first time I heard this song i was riding a camel on acid
MisterHot yeah but do you still go nuts? 😂
Well? Did you do the hustle?
i was 13 lol
I was 8 years old in 1975 when this song came out.
Araki continues to prove that his taste in music is absolutely flawless
he's too real, absolutely goated
True
Hahaha i'm here for Jojosland too
I'm here after the latest chap
Jojo fans continue to prove that all the good music that Araki mentions should be gatekept from them.
The pandemic is making me nostalgic. I miss the 1970s. Life was so good back then.
oh me too 😀
Well the 70s wasn't nostalgic for everyone! It was the decade where violent crimes rose to over 130%. Depending on where you lived, the 70s was like a war zone, just look at New York City in the 70s! The city was on the brink of bankruptcy, crime was rampant and gangs ruled. Pandemics could of happened at any point in time, its a good thing it happening now. Crime rates are lower and technology is better. Sure the music was better, I guess.
@@jonwayne70 Wow, Debbie Downer...
@@sharpsvilleBill Yeah I have a habit of telling people who that claims the decade they grew up in was much safer than it is today. They see it through Rose Tinted Glasses. Crime is at it's lowest now! I remember places that police were scared to go in the 80s and 90s. Now they have some of the lowest crime. I think its an insult to say humanity has gotten worse. My mother said that in their day, you didn't have Pedos on the streets back then. We called them dirty old men. Lol
The 1970's were so memorable for me too.
Born in the 60's, raised in the 70's and lived in the 80's! The 3 greatest decades EVER!!!!!
I agree! Born in 1959.
I agree born in 1962.
1968
Amen to that.
I'm agree, I'm born in 1964.Good times!!
Please God when it's my time may I bring all the seventies music with me , because I will have an eternity to listen to them !!
We may have to share. I want to Dance!
Just let it lay in your coffin…..
I love this song
Never get tired dancing😮
ME TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !
❤❤❤❤🥰🪩🕺🏻
Some people insist that 1970`s was the chaotic period, but in the world of music, it was a happy time, and it was the most beautiful part of my life. The hustle reminds me of my good old days. I was 19 years old in 1975 when this music was released.
Because in the 50s Detroit pumped tons of money into the public school sector, specifically into music and the arts. It’s no coincidence Motown came out 20 years later
The 70's led to 80's music which was also an age of fun. The mid-90's saw the complete of change of music... which is... well, nevermind.
@@bikezonly That’s what happens when society has major ills that aren’t being fixed. Is it really any wonder that after the war on drugs gives America the worlds highest incarceration rate per capita, that the once prevalent church culture becomes prison culture?
Happy 65 birthday
@@Scraggy.The.Scrapper Thank you very much. Oh, I remember, Saigon was fallen in the same year as Kabul is conquered by Taliban today.
The 70s was the age of happy music
Drugs
The good ole days
Hippies
'God save the Queen' - Sex Pistols - not feeling so rational now, Reason?
Real music.
It really was the dance craze of the time.
I remember dancing to this, but sadly not like them.(I was only 14 at the time) Have a great Xmas and NY.
The older I get the more I appreciate living through those times
Me too!! Oh how I miss those days!!!
Amen brother
I be stroking, that’s what I be doing,
LOVE THE 1970'S!!!!
Lucky you. I love the 70s.
When I was 15 I lived in Hawaii and met this cool guy named Paco. He was swell dude, this song reminds me of him.
Did you get rich (not to sound pretentious)?
He was part of the mechanism
I hope his father was a good one with him
Was he swell at first?
@@mikejohn0088 yes
If you had told me 40 years ago that in 2020 I would love and miss this song, I'd have laughed at you. Now here we are. I miss the 70s so damn much..........
Its true.A hug for you all.
Indeed!
couldn't agree more
Dana W I feel exactly the same, breaks my heart missing carefree happy times... Now it's all gloom and doom
and horrid music and people.
@@paulaslife3781 Frankly I mostly listen to old prog rock these days and later Daft Punk. Try Random Access Memories. A lot of it has a VERY 70s flavor.
60 years old in 2024 and I'm suddenly transported back to the glorious 70s with this classic song. I don't want to leave because I truly miss this so bad!!!
Me too. Now 65 wish we could go back in time
@davidwebb3076 If you find a way to go back I'll join you!! 😂
1975. I was 16 and I danced to this beautiful music I’m 61 now and I still dance to this beautiful music and it still fill my heart with joy
I'm 64 n still love this erra
A year behind you. If I could go back in time knowing what I know now......
1975 tenía 15 años
12 de marzo cumplo 60. Que época más hermosa
I'm 59 .. make the most while you are on this beautiful earth 💕
I don't know man it looks like you were in college in 2011, so unless you had high quality color cameras in 1980 the math doesn't check out.
This song is perfect to listen to while riding a scooty
And snatching a wallet
and when you go to steal a diamond
and when your abusive dad bites of your ear
and being part of a cartel
Lil' scooty
This song literally has 3 words, yet, it’s a damn masterpiece. That flute is everything! 💃🏼
The best disco songs are the same. Daddy Cool, i feel love, fly robin fly, love to love you baby have few words .
It has actually 5 words, well 4, because word "do" used multiple times. The words are: do, it, do, the, hustle
It's a piccolo!
@@jacksonsthumb And we also miss Brian Piccolo and Gayle Sayers. Just sayin'.
@@jacksonsthumb yes it sure is!
I swear the music, the dancing, and the style of the 70s, as shown here, reminds me of a time of simplicity. I lived in this era but as a child, yet I can CERTAINLY say that people were a LOT happier and far less stressed. Witness all of the shootings and acts of rage in modern society and tell me it's not stress related. Sure, every decades had its moments of negative impact, so the 70s weren't perfect. However, it wasn't a time of stress and panic where you struggled every single day to figure out how you were gonna pay your bills cause of historical inflation rates or you being a slave to social media. Folks were GENUINELY free and not a slave to ways of being monitored as they are today. It was a decade of true happiness and fun.
No other decade brought the races together than DISCO of the '70s. Something we SO much need today.
You are so right!! I was so fortunate to be young growing up in these magical days.
Well there wasnt people actively trying to divide people with alarming rates thanks to social media. That being said disco is pretty coo
@@PhaQ2 who do you think is the arm of the marxist?? The media.
@@nthnthms1212 There is a clear distinction between "social" media and legacy media.
If big tech wasn't desperately attempting to silence any dissenting voices, social media could help defuse the situation. People could share their thoughts and ideas freely.
This country is the best place on the planet for anyone willing to make the effort and work hard. Why do you think people will risk dying to get here?
@@PhaQ2 who runs social media? Big tech. I'm not arguing with you about that.
I wish I can go back in time and live again in the 70s when life then was much simpler, less stressful and not toxic.
It probably wasn't that the seventies were less stressful and less toxic, it's more likely that you were just younger with less stress and toxicity weighing down on you. I always find it important to find the good in the now whenever you can or you run the risk of only ever enjoying yourself in retrospect.
I always say that, we used to appreciate the little things in life more. I know we were young and more care free, but people in general were more caring. Families were much more united. Technology seperated us. When we had one black and white tv , everyone watched together. Now everyone is on his mobile, tablet or computer. We live in invisible bubbles were we see each other but no really communicating. Life was more affordable, my dad provided for 7 children and wife. Mum took care of all our needs and although she was very busy she found time to play with us or a walk in the countryside during the week. But now to buy a house both parents have to work until they are pensioners. Young couples cannot afford to help their aging parents, and after a lifetime of giving most elders end up with strangers in a residence for the old. Mum was bedridden the last 3 years of her life but we took care of her at home. She herself helped her mum for 20 years. We need to go back to a time when life was more meaningful.
Amen brother
Yes not toxic at all!
@@thedullfork did you live in the 70’s? .
I was a little girl back in the 70's, ( I was born in 1968), but I remember it as a fun decade. Sure, the 70's had its ups and downs like any decade, but back then, TV shows were better, music was better, films were better, and dancing was better.
The Hustle is one of my favorites. I can't dance, but it's fun watching people dance to this popular disco tune. If only we could go back to the good old days! Like I said, the 70's had it's ups and downs, but it was way better than the times we're living in now. I miss those days.
ANY DECADE That starts out with a 7 IS FANTASTIC WITH ME ,
I bet you could. That decade was made for just moving your body. Lol.
this is true
born in '68 too and I agree TV, Movies and music was better. I miss those carefree times.
born in 1969, first on the moon boots 😂😂😂
Disco was destroyed by the music industry slaying the golden goose, as is its role in life.
This was my best friend"s favourite song. Despite being a kleptomaniac (he used to steal wallets at store), he was the kind of guy who always had your back. Even after years without seeing because he moved to Hawaii, everytime I hear it I think about him.
Bruh 💀💀💀
His name was Paco Lovelantes? He's weird but also a good and kind person!
jojo reference?
@@Rehan.N Yep. Part 9. Stand of Paco Lovelantes
Erza Miller??????
I MISS THOSE DAYS OF GREAT MUSIC. ALL COLORS HIT THE DANCE FLOOR TOGETHER. WE HAD FUN TOGETHER . WORKED TOGETHER. ENJOYED EACH OTHERS COMPANY. WE NEED THAT TODAY. IM 59 AND REMEMBER THOSE DAYS WELL.
So true!
Seems like the ray-cism was solved in the 70s 80s and 90s and in 2020s it was all the sudden a problem again.
@@Pentti_Hilkuriyah. Wonder who was behind ALL the bs in 2020
I AM SO HAPPY FOR YOU THAT YOU REMEMBER THOSE DAYS WELL
I was born in 81, but I am obsessed with the 70s. People looked classy back then, and actually dressed up. Wish I had a time machine. I would be in Studio 54!
Plato's Retreat.
I just said that , that's definitely something that has to be taught.
Same here except born in ‘99! Worst part about it is having to live through the youth today, knowing the start contrast between then and now. To confirm, 9/10 times, people my age do not have class or the decency to know when to act proper. If you ever get that time machine, let me know!
I got gas money. Lol.
@@FreshCreativeFrog25 as a 92 baby I feel that the people my age have no class, and are a bunch of uncultured swines that would’ve never made it in these times.
This is blowing my mind that this song will be 50 years old in 2025. No other disco song do it for me like this...
Same!❤ This is my ringtone on my cell phone 🥰🪩🕺🏻
Same me!! Just love it❤️ ❤ Half a century old but still sounds so exciting and so uplifting just like it did when I was in my teens🕺💃❤
I like what you’re doing to me - young and Company but still a great classic
Dear God the 70s was an AWESOME decade for music and dancing!
Yes indeed.
Mind blowing when you really think about it.
Its the best decade in music history.
öbonita musica disco recuerdo la disco mataamoros con juarez centro nuevo leon bonitos recuerdos
We Japanese had called this tune 'discotic sound' and 'Philadelphia step' 70's. Before study or work, we had listned this tune. Thank-you , from Chiba Pref. Japan.
Discotic, or DiscoTech?
@@Winterstick549 We Japanese Say ”Discotic “ ,
@@Winterstick549 Probably an off translation of DiscoTech
@@DisgruntledPigumon It's probably like Roman(ce) +tic. I mean it's a coined word. We sometimes create English-like Japanese words. 😂
When dancing was something you looked forward to on the weekend.
You ain’t never lied
I am 67 and my wife is 63 and we still do.... we dance in the kitchen at home while we make food....
Bruh you can dance whenever tf you want, why wait for the weekend
@@shenzhong2942life was different back then, be open-minded to the days of back when young grasshopper
@@soulserenade.kcn1992 Why don’t you be open-minded to the days of now old grasshopper
Rest in peace Van mccoy who wrote this song (in 1975) he died 4 years later. Thank you for the music❤
What? Seriously? Just 4 years later, that's awful... how'd he go?
IDK IDE KIKE TO KNOW HOW HE PASSED AWAY TOO! I LIVED AS A TEEN THRKUGH THE 79S AN.IT WAS AWESOME LOVED THE MUSIC AN ITS MY FAVORITE NOW!
In 50 years no one will know my name but Van will live on forever because of this one song
One of my favorite songs..
@@donarthiazi2443 McCoy died from a Alcohol induced Heart Attack at the way too untimely age of just 39 in his home in Eaglewood,NJ on July 6,1979.
Good old music NEVER DIES !!!!
Love 💘 this version! 🙂
True that
You are is gay
Never🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎
Classic ❤
“I will now do my people’s native dance!”
-Phillip J. Fry
This is what I think of everytime I hear this song
That's A sad episode XC
What do we want?
Fry's dog!
When do we want it?
Fry's dog!
Ah, a man of culture
Ladies and gentlemen .i present to you yet another beautiful classic .please put your thumb up
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Very beautiful 😍 👍
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Yes indeed, timeless
Man, this generation today has noooo clue of how to truly live! I am with all of you. I was born in 1968. My childhood was the best ever. This music can't be matched.
I was born in 1946 and we had some great fun, too.
9 years after, i was born and i still had great music
62... This was high school for me. Amazing times!
im 20yrs old n this song is rly gud. ive come to appreciate older stuff, yknow pre-2000s n i gotta say, u guys had it great when it came to music production!! my generation seemingly likes to regard older music as "bad" even though its objectively better than anything released today.
@@JimDean002same I'm 62. Great times.
This song game me the courage to workout so hard that my muscles can grab things by themselves now
Realy? There is a new gym on the other side of the street, wanna go there with me?
ZA HASSARU!
Bro also sells drugs
😂😂😂😭
Can you pick up a penny with your buttocks?
This song really sticks to you
Good shit right here
Okay this is the best one
It certainly does!! 😊
These subtle ones are the best. Not like "This song really gives me a GOLDEN EXPERIENCE", but rather this where even a Jojo fan has to think for a moment if its actually a Jojo reference
Or your underwear.
I was 20 in 75 and there was no doubt that it was the best time to be young. The music was amazing. The best. It brought everyone together no matter what race or coulor. I would go back in a heartbeat.
这老头真行！！😁
Same here , on holiday at Butlins 1975 , this song always reminds of it , 68 now 😭 where have all the years gone 😢
Me to
The best era as a teenager, glad I grew up in this era.Never forget the best times
I 2nd that motion !!!!!!! I was 22 in 75. Our lives were so much simpler then and filled with Laughter and Love !!!
Remember dancing with my then girlfriend who is now my wife back in the seventies when disco was king 🕺💃
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Lol! It's fun to watch the young people now!
Makes me feel like dancing!
The greatest decade of music EVER! I was 18 in 1970 and caught the entire disco scene. And so so many hits came out the year I got married, 1977. Real music, no autotune, no gymnastics, no processing....just great music!!
I was 11 that year. I love the '70s music. I recently set up a 1979 playlist, and it's great music --- GREAT music --- but you can sense that it's changing that year, suggesting things would be different in the '80s.
and the Drugs were REAL Good !
I grew up in the eighties being told that disco sucks, now I've fortunately gotten rid of a lot of my prejudices (not all, country sucks:) but I really like a lot of disco music.
@@mikearchibald744 Contemporary Country sucks, but not classic country and its classic sub-genres.
@@issues9828 Agreed.
This song makes me feel like I can attach objects to my body by contorting my muscles unnaturally
ayyyyyyyyyyyy
Here it goes, the references
Also, imagine your stand being your own HAND MUSCLES
W comment
@@ShadTheDJ Jojo p9
You arent funny. Stop.
This song reminds me of my older cousin who taught us how to dance the hustle. RIP Gloria. Love you!
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which one passed
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Sorry for your loss
R.I.P gloria ❤❤
I was born in 1964 and I remember when this song came out back in the 70s this is when music was outstanding i will be 60years old in July and I am still listing to this song today in 2024 the music from the 60s 70s and 80s will never get old sometimes I wish we could go back to the good old days
I agree with you completely. I'm born 1960 and i would like to go back to this time too. Greetings from 🇩🇪
I was born in 1964 in Germany! Hello friends!
The crazy thing about all this back in the day music is I can’t escape it it’s in my dna you go on UA-cam then you start to reminisce I can’t name you a tune of this year not one 🤨😄
OK ros my bags are packed pick me up on the way through 😅
This was about as cool as it got in the 70s.
Yes!!!
Get down tonight"
We learned to move those hips through
The flutist deserves a medal award. This was the period of originality in music. And the dancers were just great.
I'd never be bored in a world that could be all '70s FOREVER.
Same
Gosh that would be Bitchin😂😂
Me neither. 😂
It would suck if you got drafted though.
@@BereanBeliever86 Not everyone lives in America lol
Still sounds great in 2024 and I'm 63 now,boy do I feel young again. 🇬🇧
🤣🤣🤣🤣😇😇😇✌️😱😱😱😱😱same here
But can live without
My oldies
Forever young got it
In 8tracks and LPs
Old school here
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I'm 63 too. I remember this song to be the first I heard in dance music
Disco was my teenage years , I knew 3 different styles of the Hustle
yo x futurama lo escuche desde ai me enamore de esta cancion me encanta su ritmo
i couldn't agree more with you old chap. Greetings from the other side of the pond. Cheers!!
Happy times, not a care in the world, wonderful childhood. Probably the best decade of my life and i'm now 57.
I'm 57 as well. Heard this also on the radio at 10. What a great time we had in 1975. Best dance song of the 20th Century. This song makes us still feel young although were in our 50s.
70s were bang on sweet
god bless you too the very best times never will they come again sadly oh and im 60
@@nickprica3127 Thanks very much. It was a terrific time indeed. The best days have certainly been and gone. Nice to know I'm not the only one who feels like that. Have a good week 🙏
I'm 62, and found the 60's equally great!
When i listen to this song it feels like it's traveling up my muscles
Holy shit, daddy Donny profile picture
Yeah, it makes me feel like a shining diamond, like i wanna steal one from a rich japanese guy.
It feels like accusing a guy who has a Japanese name and Hawaiian surname, with being a traitor
It’s called dancing, bro lol
I’m in the Hospital, just listening to all of this Great music, as I recover.
Hope you're better! 🫂
This song should do the trick! 😁
Wishing you a speedy recovery 😊
Get ready to dance when You recover.
This is crazy! I'm also in the ER
I remember learning this dance in gym class. The gym teacher was so enthusiastic.
This song is a masterpiece, a work of genius.
I totally agree
Yes a great song I remember in 75when I was 9🙂 have a great day
@@lisaparsons4124 🕺
davidgambill71 Yes, it is!!
Ugh! the creator of Disco
My sister (RIP) she loved to dance to this song
She was our disco queen
Aww. I hope she is dancing where ever she may be.
Rest In Peace ❤️🕊
I loved to dance, on roller skates, to Dancing Queen by Abba, & everyone called me their Dancing Queen, including my all time favorite uncle!
If u r reading this, then you know good feeling good music 🎵🎶🕺🏾💃🏾☝🏾
I just think all those dancers are grandparents now or just not here anymore. Time goes by fast so enjoy as much as you can while you still can.
Stand Master: Paco Lovelantes
Stand Name: The Hustle
Stand Abilites: Muscles Manipulation
*Stand Abilities Stats*
Destructive Force: N/A
Speed: A
Range: N/A
Persistence: C
Precision: B
Growth Potential: N/A
A=Very Good, B=Good, C=Average, D=Bad, E=Very Bad
Such great memories,Wife on bike now,I'm sitting here getting her heart rate up,We 68 and 71 now but we were the dancers of the 70s and this was one of our favorite dance songs !
😍EXCELLENT! I'll be 65 yrs. young next month, (same day/different yr. than Elizabeth Taylor!) & I "Dancersize" to keep in shape. So much more fun for me personally, than having to travel to any public gym/Silver Sneakers facility, or the ♫♪ YMCA ♫♪, etc. ♫♪ Music has always been my favorite therapist! Think of ALL the $$ I've $aved! 🤑 ~ ♫♪ 🥳🎉HAPPY NEW YEAR! ♫♪ 😁☮
keep on Dancing !@@sweetiepie1959
@@sweetiepie195927th Feb 59?
God bless you all. Your generation made such original music and art. And you all reinvented the USA to give us the unprecedented prosperity of the 90s.
US millennials have very very large shoes to fill.
@@sweetiepie1959God bless you all. Your generation made such original music and art. And you all reinvented the USA to give us the unprecedented prosperity of the 90s.
US millennials have very very large shoes to fill.
Here before we know if Paco is the hotdog man or stressed trucker. Not sure which I'm more hyped for- but I stan regardless.
Paco is the hat guy
@@Mr_Myst13 YES
Loved Going To The Discoteca In The Mid 70's.
I wish I understood back then how special this music was. Like pretty much everything from the birth of the American jazz era to the late 1990's, I never thought musicianship would become a thing of the past.
It hasn’t.
God it frightens me now how good the 70's was . Brilliant music everyone got on and had a brilliant time. Nearly 62now scared of going x
It really hasn't. The way to find out about music has just changed now from the days when you'd rely on Soul Train or the radio or a knowledgeable record store employee.
Also let's be real, most pop sucked then too, we just remember the funky, inventive, good stuff.
Right?!
@@aemuth8235 yes it has. If you listen to any of the ‘artists’ around today and what is put in the public eye and becomes majorly popular across the world.
My favorite part of JOJOLands is when Paco says "Everyday I'm hustlin'" and then proceeds to Hustle on everyone
This song always makes me think of my parents, uncles aunties and my grandparents, when I was a child, when everyone was young and others still alive.
A great song from a wonderful long gone era of our lives…❤️⭐️
UPRAVU SI! I MENE PODSECA NA SVE MOJE DRAGE OSOBE.
thats happy memories !
So true my friend damn bang holy shit
Same here 😊 I was 6 years old when this song came out and remember my cousin teaching me how to do "the hustle". She was 25 then. Now I can't remember how it's done, that's why I'm watching this video lol! 😉 By the way, my son's name is Leon ♥️
My aunts uncles cousins are gone pure nostagia
I love the music and I love the dance. Awesome 70s!
Yes, it was an emotional time.
I wish I could go back to the 70s. I love that decade. It had the best music and movies. I don't care what anyone says about disco. It's good, uplifting music.
Plus, TV shows, as well.📺😀👌
60s were pretty good fer music too
I agree...love my 70's albums...in my happy place always 🤣
A happy simple time
I'm with you as far as this, KC, Andrea True, and Heatwave are concerned.
RIP Van McCoy, you will be missed a legend.
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@@adinocc2042 This looks old.
1975 video…it’s a great song. I wish they had music like this now. Now, you barely have music in a song. 😂
He won’t be missed, as us JOJO fans will keep this song alive
You're right. I'm living in the past and I don't care❤
The present sucks and the future is 10X worse = I know your pt. pal! Few do unless you have lived it.
YES! Happy music 🎶 🎵
The past beats the hell out of the present.
@@jackmeyhoffer5107 and the future is hell for about 85%
I’m there too, best of times. Nothing wrong with it. 😎
Van mccoy, miss him, may his lovely soul rest in peace until we meet again in heaven
The 70’s was the best time to be young! Best years of my life!
Almost stellar, now to finish the trip with the hustler help. She’s fast, something else is faster, joint forces?
I am all100% with you
Would not mind stealing a diamond after this
Van McCoy was a DC native and I was hired to spend the day photographing Van as he was honored by the city on “Van McCoy Day”. We went to record shops, clubs and the Mayor’s office where he presented Mayor Washington with a Platinum Record. Van was presented the Keys To The City by Mayor Walter E. Washington. Van and I became friends because he liked my work and the way I stayed out of the way while I was doing it. He hired me to do many assignments that year including concerts featuring Melba Moore, his concerts and even private family gathering in his DC home whenever he came to town. On New Year’s Eve 1977, my wife and I drove up to Englewood NJ to meet with Van so I could go into NYC to the Power Station Recording Studio as he put the finishing touches on his new album. Then we prepared to spend the weekend shooting his new album cover for MCA Records, his new record label. After the ball dropped on the New Year, we left the studio, drove to Englewood and dropped by the “Wicket Wilson Pickett’s” house in Englewood, NJ to continue to bring in the New Year. I couldn’t believe my wife and I were actually going to meet Wilson Pickett. We played pool, Van played Wilson Pickett’s piano and we had a ball just hanging out. For a guy just beginning to make a name for myself in the entrainment industry with my cameras, this was like a dream to me and my wife who had celebrated our 3rd wedding anniversary that April. Afterwards, we went on to Van’s and finish the album cover shoot for the “My Favorite Fantasy” album. What Van did for me and my career and family continued to be a fairytale but you’ll have to wait to read that part of my story next month in my upcoming Apple Book photo documentary “Unexpected Access” which I take you on a photographic journey behind the scenes and on stage as I covered some of the most iconic artists of the 70’s. At 72, I still pinch myself. Thank you Van McCoy!
Gone Way too soon.
2024 anyone? Love this song.
The tumor in your head
Forever!
Do the HUSTLE
ORAA!!
wow how do you remember all the lyrics?
I wish I wrote this song...🤑 yeah for real!
The Husle bullying a young, rich mangaka
THE Hustle
You can't know what it was like in 1975 -76, at a disco, when this song would come up and we would all start dancing. It was magic and we felt it.
Disco Fever: Forever and Eternal! :)
Ah the disco! What we soldiers used to refer to as the meat market!
I know what it was like in an elementary school dance!
@@lawnmowermanTX forever!
@@sl4983 😊I remember learning the Bosa Nova in 5th grade. But that was in the 1960s.
Van McCoy won a Grammy for this classic. Van also wrote the song, I Get the Sweetest Feeling, which became a hit for Jacky Wilson, and numerous other songs for the likes of Aretha Franklin and Gladys Knight & the Pips. A very creative and talented man who sadly died from a heart attack at the young age of 39. I bet Mr. McCoy would be pleased to know that this great song is still being played around the world.
Yeah.Van McCoy was responsible for hundreds of hit songs.
I'm 74 and I am dancing right now...
Complainers say that disco music was too repetitive, and too long, but they forget that this was dance music; and the fact is, with the great records, people on the dance floor are often wishing it would never end.
Complainers are also the ones who tend to loop tiktoks over 10 times!
Back in the seventies, I knew it was a special time. Listening to music than made up get up and dance! Parties every weekend where friends would laugh as we enjoyed each other’s company. The music brought up together. It was a happy time of life.
The music made us get up and dance! The music brought us together. I still don’t understand why people say they hate disco.
I was never into partying but I enjoyed music class both in school and at summer camp. And I listened to lots of music at home as well.
No, I don't dance but that's okay. I'm a zillion times more interested in playing (and listening to) music than in dancing, anyway. I enjoy being a nerd and geek.
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@@psyberlinks They think its cheesy and daggy because it is all about feeling good with no drama or controversy.Just like the bubblegum pop music of the 60s.But now you feel like this is the music to enjoy and think life is still good
This song makes my muscles move in a very *bizzare* manner.
One of my favorite songs. Thank you Mr. Van Mc Coy
this song reminds me of the time I got my ear pulled around my head in a fashion boutique just because I wanted to borrow some wallet. What a certified hustle moment!
I love when Paco Lovelantes said “it’s hustlin’ time!” and starting jojolanding all over the place
hahaha anyone reading that would think it actually happened
@@gato_magico_watonlv10 it did
Thief 🎒
@@firewolf0176 what is jojolanding?
I miss my mom so much I’m listening to every song she loved and trying to remember every dance she taught me and this was one of them ❤️
Sending hugs your way. Long live the memories that you have of your mom.
She's still there with you Angel. This song echo's through the years. I'm sure your mom is dancing now, and will be when you see her again. Take care of yourself and keep on loving.
God bless your mum
Nice.
Sorry for you're loss this song brings so many memories I'm 55 can't believe how years just went by
I miss those days with tears in my eyes. It's been fifty years and I'm 18 again when I hear it. Times were more wholesome, peaceful and fun. The 1970s were magical.
Hallelujah brother or sister. So true, so true.
If you are hearing it again, life has been good 😊. 🙏
Life is short but this songs
Of our era give us longer
Lives blessings to all outher
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I can hear it but life has been and is still sucking for me!
I dont get your point
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Or dam lucky to make it this far
@@bogenious8474 since 1938 ... 😂 😮 😊
What a wonderful decade the 70's is. Full of memorable music.
70s in the west :😃
70s in Bangladesh,Vietnam ,Cambodia :💀
i used to go to a disco in bournmouth that had room for 3000 people it was great
Nous n avons pas d équivalent de ces années 70 a 95 et depuis c est la traversée du désert !!
I lived through the 70s. It had its good points and its bad points, like any other decade.
I WISH THE 70S DISCO MUSIC CAME BACK THOSE WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Some of these dances need to make a comeback! I'd rather Hustle than "twerk.'
@@HollyVargo they would look at the hustle like huh???
@@ColleenStevens-t8p • Those nasty girls would shun you for dancing clean.
The glory of men and women dancing together ❤
Oh My God, this was for me one of the best songs ever made. It came out in 1975 and it still gives me so warm feeling inside
We all know when it came out and didn’t need to know how you feel about it beta
@@biggiebeats1490 if you not were interrested in the comments and what what people feel and think about it you better stay away here
Yes and I remember in 75when I was 9,I'm 55now still like it 😁 have a great day
The song came out in 1963
We’re going to get that Diamond and be filthy rich!!!!
Who remembers how massive of a hit this was?!?
on the radio all the tine
Yes, even at 8 years old I remember this was on all the time. Danced to it too. What was there--101 ways to dance to the Hustle? lol
Rest in peace Van McCoy. Thanks for all the great music and memories.
When that 2nd Stimulus comes in! 😌🕺🏻💃🏻🕺🏻💃🏻
LOL!!! This comment wins the year 2020! 🤣
Yea that shit ain't coming
i heard today.. its being given to the post office 😳 we need the common sense of the 70's again 💃🕺📻📺
@@joeyjennings9548 when we put Nixon out the door, tossed Ford out the door for letting Nixon get away with a pardon, and thought seriously for the first time about giving up gas guzzlers.
Don't hold your breath !
Nancy Pelosi won't sign the bill , they don't care about the American people
Oh dear don’t it make you feel gooood
I am disco
Amen and Then Some.
Binod
Oh dear and what have we got now to compare to this wonderful music.
"Hey, you see that statue of McKinley there? The stuff is in the storm drain."
"Scoot Scoot"
The 70s were tumultuous times but the music was Fantastic. Such a broad range of excellence. So glad I lived it.
The 70s weren't tumultuous times like the 60s they were good times...they were friendly as the 50s... happy times.
@bqkmg2037 you must not remember the end of the Vietnam War with "baby killer" protests, Watergate, the oil embargo, and so much more. It wasn't great times, just great music.
@@pete726able You are right do remember that stuff and the 70s were also known for serial killers too.. like Ted Bundy, hillside Strangler, golden state killer, zodiac killer, John gacy etc etc...
And Jim Jones.
1970s, The best era ever in pop music.
Nope, sixties were.
Both the 60s and 70s were the best.
@@squeakystool 60s music only sounds good when blasted out from a Huey helicopter while bullets rained over napalmed corpses of rice farmers over Southeast Asia.
In 1975 my life was great. I had a good job for a big corporation in which I was a rising star. I still had my TR6 Triumph to tool around in . After work me and some co workers would hit the clubs in Manhattan . One evening we arrived at this club uptown that was jumping and people were all dancing. My sister Eileen had taught me to dance as a kid. I was a fairly good dancer in 75 and started dancing to this song with a lovely blond woman (name long forgotten) and later her lady friends joined my group at our table. I always had the gift of gab and we talked late into the night. It turned out they were all stewardes for Pan Am on layover and the one I danced with was on flights to Vietnam.
So every time I hear this disco song played it brings me back to that night.
Cheers
Mike
i would love to of been there and dance with you to 💓
@@MistressMary...22-u9j Life is good but young life is best. Cheers....Mike
I love the 70s and disco music era, but unfortunately, my childhood in the 70s was disrupted by the Vietnam War.
Disco will NEVER DIE EVER.
it died
I can’t wait until “rap” does.
You got that right! Disco is as classic as it is!!!🎼🎶🎶🎶
@@rickhardman7376 nah
October 2024... still listening. Was just 13 when it made it to the charts❤
Same here. I was 7.
Listening november 2024
I’m 60 and was a teen when this came out! We were all wild for this!!! We had great music, great dancing and the freedom to enjoy it! What a great time to be a teen!!
Way too similar to disco....... ;-(
I knew a Nancy Dunn in high school (Tacoma) in the 70s. I'm sure she danced to this too! 🙂
@@Cre8tvMG I knew Lois and Nancy McCoy in Tacoma back in the '70s. Nice girls....their dad owned a construction company I believe.
The 70s music will put you on another planet that no one will understand unless you have a love of the 70s music. You don't need drugs or alcohol to appreciate the best music ever. God....take me back to the 70s and leave me there....I'll be just fine.
I pray for the same thing!
Do you have an extra seat?
Right on!
But the drugs help lol
Even the drugs were better then.
My favourite song:
" THE MANHANDLE "
'scooter pressure "
Stand Localized Names be like...
What a song & what a moment....
Generation 70's was amazing. Black and white can dance together