BEE GEES - STAYIN' ALIVE | SURVIVING!!! | FIRST TIME REACTION
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
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Artist: Bee Gees
Song: Stayin' Alive
Album: Saturday Night Fever
Released: 1977
Genre: Disco.
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LINKS to other BEE GEES reactions:
ua-cam.com/video/iklt8G8H1Ck/v-deo.html - How Deep Is Your Love
ua-cam.com/video/P9NSiSk8Sq8/v-deo.html - Too Much Heaven
Go watch the movie, Saturday night fever with John Travolta
i hope it's not too late to react to Bee Gees once again. Barry Gibb is the eldest and he is the last man standing.
you might be interested to watch the two interviews of Barry Gibb.
1. Barry Gibb | The last Bee Gee | Sunday Night interview uploaded in 2019 but originaliy aired in 2012.
2. Barry Gibb: The last Bee Gee goes it alone aired in 2014
Thank you George & Patrick.
bet you did not know that this song is used to teach CPR to people and by the way they have a sister
First time a drum loop was ever used.
I'm a 58-year-old Lesbian and Barry Gibb is STILL my forever crush.
The whole Saturday Night Fever album is amazing!
Yesssssssss 🔥
New Art of Show great .... goosegone
This song cannot be played without people doing the finger pointing dance move and singing STAYING ALI-I-IVE!!
I am lying down with a slipped disc and pointing like mad!
Another hit from the incomparable Bee.Gees. All are handsome esp. SIR BARRY GIBB
"Staying Alive" the official song for the 2020/2021 Covid-19 pandemic. ✝
Isnt Barry just about the most good looking man youve ever seen walk this planet?!. Yall may be wanting to dance, I've always just wanted to stare at him!! Lol!!!!
Amen to that, sister! But dancing while staring at Barry would work too (maybe to 'How Deep Is Your Love'? lol). 🤭
Rome had Adonis. But the US has Barry Gibb,,,,We win!!!
DJT Pres Erm, the Bee Gees were British. Born in England to English parents, grew up in Australia and then later returned to England.
@@penname5766 Yes! I know. But he's lived in Florida for 20-25 years so we get to claim him. LOL
Barry is Mother Nature's Masterpiece!
While rock-and-rollers all talk trash about disco...there's NO way you can hear this song without moving...even in you're standing on line at the bank:)
I agree 100%❤ it crosses all lines racial,genres music brings the people together ❤
Amen to that 🙏
Bee Gees and Disco......perfect alignment of the planets. SUCH good dance music.....So many young black Americans are now discovering The Bee Gees and seem to be always shocked that the guys weren’t black.....😁
The genius of Barry Gibb, and the soundtrack that made everyone go crazy for Saturday Night Fever. Bee Gees were at the top of their game when this video came out. Love you showing your brother this! Great reaction. More Bee Gees!! Please.❤
Guys, that's right. You can't sit still. You just can't!!! Beautiful ❤️❣️❤️😍. You guys are great 💞💞💞
You can't help but dance when disco comes on!
Those puca shells Barry is wearing around his neck were very popular in the 70's. Everyone worn them. Great reaction Brothers!
I remember making them in a hole-in-the-wall, (so to speak) facility in Honolulu, back then.
I still have put a shells 😂😂
Puca shells
The message/history of the song: it's based on the ghettos and "hard areas" the guys saw in New York and how people had to fight to "stay alive". The place they did the video was a studio backlot where they filmed the movie Gone With The Wind (showing Atlanta, Georgia, after the Civil War destruction) and a TV series called Combat about WWII.
** FUN FACT: This song is used to train doctors, nurses, paramedics/EMTs, firefighters, the public the proper tempo/rhythm for CPR for a person to "stay alive". 😊
Interesting. Did the band say that themselves? I always assumed that staying (or stayin') alive just meant really living your life and having fun, rather than just existing.
@@standandeliver8376 To me it means keeping your spirit alive despite the drudgery and problems of everyday life.
@@standandeliver8376 - Yes, Dan, they did. Both in the recent HBO documentary by Barry and a prior interview with Robin and Mo, but I think your interpretation is applicable, too!
I love the Gibbs whether they're singing falsetto or not. Disco or anything else they did.
"You Should Be Dancing" please !!
I think the song brings a positive attitude...especially in hard times! Great reaction!👍♥️
Song " This is where I came in" also "Man in the Middle" PLEASE BEE GEES
The BeeGees are great … thanks to you young people for making their music stay … love you❤
Check out some of their older things from late 80s /early 90s like “for whom the bell tolls” and “you win again”🌹
Lads - it's a Bee Gee's one, and you know you really want to do it - so just go ahead and watch the live tour version of, "You Should Be Dancing", you'll even get to see their younger brother Andy joining in as well . . . .
Yes!! I actually just provided them the link just then. It's beautiful but sad seeing the 4 bros singing together
The song was written for the movie "Saturday Night Fever" with John Travolta.
In the late 1970's!
Wow I would love to dance with Patrick 😊❤
Barry Gibb, the lead singer in the middle, is the only surviving brother now. He recently released a new album of Bee Gees music that just went no. 1 in the U.K. and the album was just released Jan. 8!
You all must listen "Night Fever", "You should be dancing" and "More than a woman" all from that SaturdayNight Fever album. There are the DISCO BIBLE.
Another great disco tune from the same soundtrack is "Night Fever".
Yes!!!!!!!!! Your faces are priceless!!!
More BeeGees !!!!!!
The HBO Documentary came out in December, called "How Do You Mend A Broken Heart?" ( great song too), is awesome. Also, songs to check out: "Jive Talkin'" or "Massachusetts". Actually, any song by the " Brothers Gibb" will do.😍
That was a good documentary. Saw it last week. Really glad they touched Andy's story too.
I enjoy your joy. So happy to see new fans enjoy the brothers Gibb .
Jive Talkin’ is another great song by the BeeGee’s!
I am dancing right now!
70's music was BY FAR the very BEST of the BEST! Nothing else compares!!
More Bee Gees reactions! Jive Talkin, Night Fever, More than a Woman so many to choose from! 🎶👌🏼
Disco music is the greatest music ever !!!!
One brother reintroducing music to his sibling, awesome!
Love me some Bee Gees!!! You never get tired of their music, they have and will continue to withstand the test of time!
I graduated when this came out. My girlfriend's dad had a brand-new Robin's egg blue with white leather interior Mark V Lincoln Continental Givenchy Edition with a quadraphonic sound system...still gives me goosebumps thinking about the first time I heard this song cranked up, it was amazing! ✌✌
I have a new respect for the bee gees, the genius mind of Barry gibb and his brothers, Barry gibb is up their with Paul McCartney for song writing, if not the best out the two of them.
Love to see you guys blown away. I know they've gotcha when you can't keep from singing out loud.
Man I miss the 70's!❤
This song really marked a whole generation, success on the dance floors ... I suggest you react to another Queen song, "You take my breath away" ... you will enjoy!
Love Take my breath away. The live version just Freddie & his piano. Stunning. I really like the studio version aswell ❤️
I think the message of the song is that no matter how hard it is, even if you're going nowhere in life... somehow, you're staying alive. So yes, it is asking people to stay positive even when life is dull & hard. :)) About the visuals not matching the words - back then we didn't have proper music videos. Well known performers would be asked to make these simple videos for network (national) television. There was no MTV or any cable TV that specialised in slick music videos. They just made these simple, inexpensive videos to promote their songs on general tv.
You guys NEED to watch the movie, "Saturday Night Fever" Another great song from this soundtrack is , "Mpre Than A Woman"
This was easily the best song from the disco era. And the intro is one of the best of any song ever. Genius writing.
Please watch the movie Saturday Night Fever!! Most songs on the soundtrack are the Bee Gees🎶🎶 This song is so iconic that the medical community teaches CPR based on the cadence of this song!! So cool!!🎶🎶🎶😊❤
This from SongFacts >>> *_"This was one of five songs the Bee Gees wrote specifically for Saturday Night Fever. Like the film, the song is about much more than dancing and having a good time. It deals with struggle and aspiration; making your way in the world even after you've been kicked around. John Travolta's character in the movie is a young man working a dead-end job who feels alienated by his parents. Dancing is his form of expression, and weekends are his time to let loose."_*
Barry Gibb said...all the tracks had already been written ages before they were asked to provide music for the soundtrack... they got the tape together and said...here you go!!!
Well, that's my exercise done for today - you really can't stop moving/dancing to this one! Great reaction guys as always. Fab soundtrack for Saturday Night Fever - so iconic! Another brilliant song from the soundtrack - Night Fever - wow!
George and Patrick,you two could sing like the BeeGees for sure 1/8/23
I love it! Even Mr. Normally Reserved over there was grooving. You cannot hear the Bee Gees and not want to move and be happy!
Nice reaction on a great band
I was born in 1980, a bit too late for the disco era. I love the dresses ladies used to wear to go dancing, how they danced in couples with beautiful high heels... totally my thing.This music has like a glitter effect.
The message was meant to be optimistic.
Yes, I get knocked around and beat down but I stay alive.
Never give up :)
I always love your reaction of total amazement. You remind me of a kid on Christmas morning!!
I finished high school and Disco hit. I was hooked and danced for years to these songs.
This song was written for the 1978 movie Saturday Night Fever, and was the first pop song to use a drum loop. Their drummer had to go home because his mother was dying, so the engineers pieced together a loop. They expected to replace it when the drummer came back, but it sounded so good that they left it in. Later regretted that they hadn’t gotten a patent. As a joke, they credited the drumming to Barnard Lupe - Barnard after a famous drummer and Lupe (loop). Said they got lots of calls from people wanting to know how to get in touch with that drummer. Years later, the heart association put out a video showing how to use the song to help perform cpr. There is an episode of The Office that shows it. Pure coincidence that not only the beat, but the words, make it perfect for cpr.
Great number! I grew up with disco. When I was 15 years old, I went out dancing for the first time, in 1971. I'm glad I grew up in that time. Those were happy days.
The film clip in the opening sequence of Saturday Night Fever which features this song is just wonderful! 😎💓
I love the BeeGees. I was born at the end of the 70’s but I love 70’s music. You should react to there other song You should be dancing.
This song has taught ppl to learn CPR too. I was a nurse and as a student the teacher would put this on to learn the rhythm for CPR. Love it
It's funny that big hairy guy is singing so high like that. Cool song.
He was and still is so sexy to all the ladies!
@@eviekelpie1
I bet. Can he still hit the high notes?
@@nelsonx5326 oh for sure! He's 74 now but his brothers deaths have taken a bit of a toll of n him 😢
Arriba los bee gees! A bailar..
Si Arriba!
The Bee Gees are such gifted song writers. Another song of theirs you can’t listen to without moving is “Jive Talkin”. You must check out “Nights on Broadway” too.
Their music and lyrics as well as playing musical instruments is even more jaw dropping amazing when you know none of them could read music.
Get this…this song, movie came out in 1977. The same year Star Wars was released. I was 13 so try to imagine. I’m excited about Star Wars yet, at school The Bee Gees and Tony Manero (John Travolta) are pushing my puberty!!! YOU GUYS WERE BORN 40 YEARS LATE!!
Bee Gees - Jive Talkin' & You Should Be Dancing (the video is awesome featuring their 4th brother, Andy....its an utter banger and one of my fave Disco tunes!) are both musts for any Bee Gees list 👌So much talent in one family ❤
You guys are reacting to this song the way I did back in the 70's. I put my ear up to the speaker to try and hear all the layers of instruments and sounds. Love the Bee Gees my whole life and always will. This song still blows me away.
Goodness, I so agree with you!
So it's pointing at subculture in the seventies and matched it per 100 %, this song is maybe the greatest of the 20th century. Why?: It's also perfect music with unbeatable vocals.
This plays over the opening credits for Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta strutting down the street. UA-cam has the clip.
I’m glad you guys are twins doing this reaction… one is watching while the other is dancing…it evens it out !!!
This song is used in crp training cause it's the perfect timing for doing cardiac compressions.
Lol. Or another one bites the dust.
They actually played all the instruments as well!
It's so funny how George always head bops to every song...getting into that groove. Patrick does occasionally but George is fully engaged in the music. Love seeing your appreciation for different genres and ages of music.
I think in this video Maurice actual has the slickest outfit!
Omgosh! Bring on the happy! Get out of your chair! This REALLY IS the pandemic fight song! .."im going nowhere.....im staying alive!" Fabolous. Ty guys. Be safe. Live healthy and long. Happy New Year 2021!
They use this song when teaching CPR the beat is perfect for every heart pump.ah ah ah ah staying alive.
There is a small fun fact to this song. At the time they were recording it in Miami their drummer had a family emergency and had to go back to UK. So now they were without a drummer. So what to do? They came up with the idea and take the drums from another song from the SNF soundtrack called Night Fever and make a drumloop out of the drum sound from that.
That is what you hear on the song. So The Bee Gees infact made the first drumloop that was used in a recording.
The lyrics of the song are in reference to the story of the lead character in the movie Saturday Night Fever. Tony Manero is a 19-year-old Italian American from the Bay Ridge neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. He lives with his parents, grandmother, and younger sister, and works at a dead-end job in a small hardware store. To escape his day-to-day life, Tony goes to 2001 Odyssey, a local disco club, where he is king of the dance floor and receives the admiration and respect he longs for. In the movie the part of Tony is played by actor John Travolta.
Nice Summary 👌
Taken from the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever. You need to watch that movie - so many great tunes and the dancing and 70's street culture is awesome.
Ma chanson préférée à l'époque j'ai dû l'écouter des centaines de fois !! Tellement d'énergie ❤❤
La felicidad que carga esta canción es increíble💜😎😎😎😎😎
It's fun to watch you guys react to the Bee Gees. You should check out some of their videos when they were just not even teenagers yet! And you absolutely need to watch Saturday Night Fever. A hit movie from the 1970s starring a very young John Travolta with a soundtrack with mostly Bee Gee hits. It's great. You'd love it! Keep up the good work!
Also the song wasn't originally written for the Saturday Night Fever movie. The Bee Gees were already working on a new album while in France. They had several songs already written when they received a call from Robert Stigwood. Stigwood wanted songs for a movie he had just purchased the rights for. He sent them the script for the movie. They did not read it. They went and sent a demo of five songs to him. Those songs were: Stayin Alive, More Than A Woman, If I Can't Have You, How Deep Is Your Love and Night Fever. This information comes from their HBO documentary. Which I highly recommend anyone to watch!
Your reaction to the Bee Gees is just delightful! There are SO MANY more for you to listen to....
And, I would highly recommend the movie Saturday Night Fever, if you're able to watch it. In my mind, this song is inextricably linked with the opening shots of the film.
Simply the best in the world!
George and Patrick you two are so cute Stayin Alive
Go the brothers! I haven’t got any brothers so I’m adopting you 😂 Love this, it’s like strutting over all your worries and saying you’re gonna survive! 👍
Happy to be alive... the last year has been stressful and now we are facing shortages of everything. Just stayin' alive!
Morning of my life . How do you mend a broken heart . Alone . So many fabulous songs
I was 12 when the movie "Saturday Night Fever" and the soundtrack album came out, My parents bought it LOL. Even at that age I knew that this was a world/culture changing event. This album and movie were huge. You had to be there to know what it did to pop culture, especially in North America. Robert Stigwood I believe was the producer of the movie and he had a vision that included the music he wanted and it changed the world. Cheers.
In the mid to late 70s the Bee Gees were absolutely on FIRE. They could do no wrong, although they became the poster boys for the whole disco sucks campaign.
Great song that you can ironically use to pace the chest compressions applied by emergency responders when performing CPR. Always loved this group.
You guys produce by far the best reaction vids on this platform!! Would love to see you react to Muse doing knights of cydonia at Rome’s Olympic stadium, I guarantee you’ll love it 😊
Saturday Night Fever changed movie soundtracks forever in my opinion. Harmonies are insanely high- but it works for them,no problem. Brothers singing together...like ice cubes in a tray. One moves,they all move. 🎼🎶🎹❤️🔥🎧😎
Loving this ❤❤your reaction rocks
Yay getting to enjoy a different side of BEE GEEs 💗🕊️
Was going to play this song on UA-cam right now. Suddenly I discovered that you guys have just reacted to it. So, decided to listen to it together. Love you guys.
Make sure you watch the movie "Saturday Night Fever" if you haven't already
Your story, George, about being in a bank queue and listening/moving to music reminds me of the British film The Full Monty. There's a scene in that where the guys are standing in a queue in the unemployment office and a song Hot Love by Donna Summer comes on over the loud speakers and they gradually start moving to it - it is so funny and an iconic scene in the film!
Outrageous Excellence - forever too cool!😂
My Uncle knew the boys and their family when they were growing up in Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia. Apparently they were a handful when they were growing up.
The beat of this song was matched to Barry's heartbeat. 100 beats per minute. CPR requires 100 chest compressions per minute. This song is used in CPR classes.