hey guys please check out my latest reaction video by the bee gees you should be dancing reaction. Its great to be back with you for bee gees saturdays!
Hon, the dude that was dancing is a jailbait John Travolta in his first movie role from "Saturday Night Fever." He didn't even know how to dance when he got this role, but he went off and trained like a lunatic so they didn't have to use a body double -- and he killed it. This role basically started his career.
@@Zlata1313 And it really improved the movie -- they could shoot him in a Fred-Astaire-style full-figure, which made it a lot more impressive. Dance doubles are jarring to the eye.
This is the song in the movie when Travolta is just tearing up the dance floor and everyone backs off and watches!!! F'N John Travolta studied and learned to dance, awesome!!! Excellent point on the echo harmonies, I never noticed that...
These guys were masters of harmony.......have been doing it almost from their cradle....Barry was about 9 and the twins were 5 or 6 when they formed their first band the Rattlesnakes and performed on street corners in Manchester England .....they never stopped from there.......
Echo harmonies, great insight. So yes, i think everything they did was purposeful. Definitely not coincidental. They knew what they wanted the sound to be, them realized it. Great group. Heavenly harmonies. Lush lookers
What sounds like an echo is 2 parts of of the line of lyrics-- 'What you doin' on your bed' -- followed by 'on your back' .... You should be dancing, yeah
"Dude dancing", is John Travolta! Their baby brother was singing with them, Andy Gibb. And yes, the "echo" is each brother coming in just a split second after each other.
Always LOVED to see Mo dance to this one whenever he could step away from the keyboard (and wasn't on the guitar)! "Dude" dancing in the video is John Travolta...
It just doesn't get groover than that lol those guys have us decades of some best moments of our youth ...so hard to believe there's only one remaining..Thankyou Bee Gees .. ageless ,timeless.
Well, it may have been John Travolta's FIRST best moment of his life... Anyway, fun song and good to see Andy singing with the other three. He had a pretty successful solo career. Two of his hits were I Just Want to be Your Everything and Shadow Dancing. Sadly, he died in 1988 at 30 years old.
John Travolta is the actor/dancer in the classic movie and movie soundtrack, Saturday Night Fever. Those who have never seen this movie should check it out. It doesn't just have a lot of great music and dancing, it also has a great story and is an all-time classic great movie.
Just FYI: They didn't create this music for the movie, they already had the songs written for their next album and their manager used them for his movie project, Saturday Night Fever. They considered themselves blue-eyed soul R&B. Just FYI. :)
I'm so glad to see you bring out that point. Most people believe that they wrote songs for the movie when it was completely the other way around! The movie wasn't yet scripted, so it was modeled to work around their music.
Amazingly, Barry didn’t know he had that falsetto in his voice until about this time. The very first songI heard the falsetto in was in 1967, and Maurice did the falsetto.
Aww Andy is singing with them. I have never seen this clip before. I still remember when Andy Gibb died. I was on holidays at Umina (Central Coast Australia) and I was 14.
Yes ..they are echoing each other. And they are all brothers are can echo each other because they sound so similar. It's incredible how they figured this out. And it sounds haunting.
The guy dancing was John Travolta and the movie is called Saturday Night Fever. I not only saw the movie a million times I lived that life. It was during my teenage years in high school and guess who’s dancing at the clubs Yep that would be me. I actually used to hang out religiously at one of the clubs where they filmed the dance scenes. Man those were the days😎
I've missed your smooth voice! You have a great dj voice. If you go back and look up old episodes of WKRP In Cincinnati, your voice is as smooth as Venus Flytrap. As for the BeeGees, my favorite was Robin. His songs are beautiful. Barry was interviewed and he demonstrated how he found his falsetto. He has an amazing sense of humor. Barry has a son that looks just like him. Edit: check out BeeGees: One Night Only for your own benefit. They did a beautiful tribute to their younger brother Andy, and watch Saturday Night Fever, in your spare time. You won't regret it.
You know how you've always said "it's just not fair" when reacting to these guys because their harmonies?! Check out their little bro Andy Gibb (who was on stage with them here)....as he had a great solo career & a fantastic voice🎼!!
You should do a reaction to the smash hit movie this song was taken from....."Saturday Night Fever!!!" It took a while for me to get used to seeing John Travolta move from the character of Vinnie Barbarino on the hit TV show "Welcome Back, Kotter" to the big screen!!! I was probably the last person to see SNF!!! Lol
Bee Gees rock!!! I had there greatest hits CD... not a bad song on it!!! However, my favorite song of theirs is Spicks and Specks which gets no respect!!! I've been a fan ever since you did your Jimi Hendrix Hey Joe reaction. If you want something to blow your mind check out Sia!!! She writes her own lyrics and is an incredibly beautiful singer!!! Here is her singing Alive if your interested.. ua-cam.com/video/wm-joJOeZpE/v-deo.html
Don't give too much attention to those, which are always only beggin' for Robin. Go on like you used to do. But yes, check out Robin/Maurice/Andy as well. No need to forget about Barry, so they all are supa-dupa-good!
Seriously? Did you become Jarrett's boss? Sure, he can listen to what he wants. I just made my requests like I have done on other channels. Thanks for your advice to Jarrett. I don't think he needs it.
@@RadJarrettTheIntrovert awesome!😀 many now remember him from Pulp Fiction, which thinking about it, was also 100 years ago lol so yeah, I'm in a special, happy place of denial of age!😉♥️✌
You need to listen to songs where Robin leads or is recognized above Barry's falsetto. Disco Era is not for me. Robin's voice is unique, and beautiful. These songs include Massachsettes, I Started A Joke, I Can't See Nobody, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Kiss Like Mine, Black Diamonds, I've Gotta Get A Message To You and many more!!
I agree that disco era is not my favorite era of the Bee Gees, but with that said, this particular song is one of my favorites, especially for my workout playlist.
@@willow_wise I don't workout, so I wouldn't know. Lol. I'm just not a Barry fan, also. Never was, and never will be. I've read, and seen too much that churns my stomach about Barry. I go on facts, not hearsay. Besides that, I've never liked Barry's voice. I could describe it, but it wouldn't be nice. Lol
@@susanhunter7124 I love Robin, but I do like all the brothers and all their voices. I especially like songs where they share lead. I think there was an era where Barry got ALL the attention and was considered by many to be the "leader" and I didn't like that because in my mind they were all a part of the whole and it just didn't work without all three doing their part. I am also not a huge fan of Barry's falsetto when it is over used, but I do really like his natural voice. For me this song is sort of an anomoly to the falsetto cause it's just a fun song that makes you move. What I love most about Bee Gees is their is so much variety for every mood.
@@willow_wise I'm glad that you like them all. However, Robin and Maurice for me. I'm on the bad list for not singling out Barry. 👎 Robin was always the "underdog" in some people's views. Keep in mind, he co-wrote over 95% of their songs. He came up with the idea for many of them. For example, I Started A Joke and Massachusettes. Honestly, when I first heard Barry's voice, I became sick and 🤢. I have migraines, and it didn't help.
Hon, the dude that was dancing is a jailbait John Travolta in his first movie role from "Saturday Night Fever." He didn't even know how to dance when he got this role, but he went off and trained like a lunatic so they didn't have to use a body double -- and he killed it. This role basically started his career.
Yup, he was fantastic
@@Zlata1313 And it really improved the movie -- they could shoot him in a Fred-Astaire-style full-figure, which made it a lot more impressive. Dance doubles are jarring to the eye.
Nice!
and It got him that famous dance with Princess Diana at White House 1985
He did know how to dance, but he trained every day for 9 months for this dance. and Wow !
John Travolta is The One Dancing..
It's Awesome To See Little Brother Andy Up There With Barry, Robin and Maurice...
It was great to see the younger brother, Andy singing with his brothers.
It was nice seeing Andy gibb singing with his brothers. Love these bee gees reactions
This is the song in the movie when Travolta is just tearing up the dance floor and everyone backs off and watches!!! F'N John Travolta studied and learned to dance, awesome!!! Excellent point on the echo harmonies, I never noticed that...
U are so nice ,thank u for u unique reactions .I like the way u speak about theis songs .BeeGees for ever .RIP .🙏🙏🙏🙏❤
These guys were masters of harmony.......have been doing it almost from their cradle....Barry was about 9 and the twins were 5 or 6 when they formed their first band the Rattlesnakes and performed on street corners in Manchester England .....they never stopped from there.......
Echo harmonies, great insight. So yes, i think everything they did was purposeful. Definitely not coincidental. They knew what they wanted the sound to be, them realized it. Great group. Heavenly harmonies. Lush lookers
What sounds like an echo is 2 parts of of the line of lyrics-- 'What you doin' on your bed' -- followed by 'on your back' .... You should be dancing, yeah
"Dude dancing", is John Travolta! Their baby brother was singing with them, Andy Gibb. And yes, the "echo" is each brother coming in just a split second after each other.
John Travolta always had the moves.
bee gees love you inside out
I watched an interview and Barry described their harmony just like you said.
Always LOVED to see Mo dance to this one whenever he could step away from the keyboard (and wasn't on the guitar)! "Dude" dancing in the video is John Travolta...
That dude dancing is no other than John Travolta.
bee gees nights of broadway live
Thank you for covering the BeeGees. We can't ever get too much. Life long fan here 😌
Do "One" by them.
It just doesn't get groover than that lol those guys have us decades of some best moments of our youth ...so hard to believe there's only one remaining..Thankyou Bee Gees .. ageless ,timeless.
GOTTA GOTTA DO To Love Somebody and Nights on Broadway (Midnight Special its a must). Love your reactions.
You are absolutely right! One then echo two then echo three cool effect
I loved Andy 💖💓💖
L❤️🔥ve this song
I play it all the time 🎶🎧🎵
They were masters of using harmonies in different ways. A great example is a much later song of theirs, Kiss of Life...really complex harmony runs!
GREAT song!!
Well, it may have been John Travolta's FIRST best moment of his life... Anyway, fun song and good to see Andy singing with the other three. He had a pretty successful solo career. Two of his hits were I Just Want to be Your Everything and Shadow Dancing. Sadly, he died in 1988 at 30 years old.
John Travolta is the actor/dancer in the classic movie and movie soundtrack, Saturday Night Fever. Those who have never seen this movie should check it out. It doesn't just have a lot of great music and dancing, it also has a great story and is an all-time classic great movie.
Just FYI: They didn't create this music for the movie, they already had the songs written for their next album and their manager used them for his movie project, Saturday Night Fever. They considered themselves blue-eyed soul R&B. Just FYI. :)
I'm so glad to see you bring out that point. Most people believe that they wrote songs for the movie when it was completely the other way around! The movie wasn't yet scripted, so it was modeled to work around their music.
Amazingly, Barry didn’t know he had that falsetto in his voice until about this time. The very first songI heard the falsetto in was in 1967, and Maurice did the falsetto.
Dude dancin! 🤣🥴 I didn’t realize how old I am until right now.
Aww Andy is singing with them. I have never seen this clip before. I still remember when Andy Gibb died. I was on holidays at Umina (Central Coast Australia) and I was 14.
I've never seen a video with their brother Andy performing with them. That's cool!
Yes ..they are echoing each other. And they are all brothers are can echo each other because they sound so similar. It's incredible how they figured this out. And it sounds haunting.
Been singing on TV since 1958 Can watch that on youtube
That was John Travolta dancing, movie was Saturday Night Fever
They are just AMAZING 👏
Thank u for u respect ,u reations
The video of this in the movie is awesome
The guy dancing was John Travolta and the movie is called Saturday Night Fever. I not only saw the movie a million times I lived that life. It was during my teenage years in high school and guess who’s dancing at the clubs Yep that would be me. I actually used to hang out religiously at one of the clubs where they filmed the dance scenes. Man those were the days😎
This was their 5 year disco era!
I've missed your smooth voice! You have a great dj voice. If you go back and look up old episodes of WKRP In Cincinnati, your voice is as smooth as Venus Flytrap.
As for the BeeGees, my favorite was Robin. His songs are beautiful. Barry was interviewed and he demonstrated how he found his falsetto. He has an amazing sense of humor. Barry has a son that looks just like him.
Edit: check out BeeGees: One Night Only for your own benefit. They did a beautiful tribute to their younger brother Andy, and watch Saturday Night Fever, in your spare time. You won't regret it.
🙏🏽🙏🏽
The tribute to Andy is DON’T THROW IT ALL AWAY. Great request!!
Yes I agree, you have a great dj voice and should consider a career in broadcasting!
That's John Travolta dancing in Saturday Night fever. In case you were wondering the fourth lad is their brother Andy Gibb.
As I was watching this I got a notice that HBO has a documentary on them! You should react to that!
Nice! Will do!
Foo Fighters did a killer cover of this!
The one who do the dance on the floor is john travolta, its oart ofthe scene from saturday night fever.
You know how you've always said "it's just not fair" when reacting to these guys because their harmonies?! Check out their little bro Andy Gibb (who was on stage with them here)....as he had a great solo career & a fantastic voice🎼!!
The dude dancing is John Travolta in the movie Saturday Night Fever.
Andy Gibb, the baby brother joined them on stage for this. He looks just like Barry. Sadly, taken from us too soon.
The boy dancing ts JOHN TRAVOLTA
They all can do that falsetto.
John Travolta strutting his stuff this is from Saturday night fever.
You should do a reaction to the smash hit movie this song was taken from....."Saturday Night Fever!!!"
It took a while for me to get used to seeing John Travolta move from the character of Vinnie Barbarino on the hit TV show "Welcome Back, Kotter" to the big screen!!! I was probably the last person to see SNF!!! Lol
That's John Travolta back in the 1970s dancing
👏👍👍
Please check out Bee Gee interview with Michael Parkinson when you see all of them younger
You are not Imagining it.
That is John Travolta
ROFL Dude dancing is John Travolta.
😂😅
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The shade by Metric
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Bee Gees rock!!! I had there greatest hits CD... not a bad song on it!!! However, my favorite song of theirs is Spicks and Specks which gets no respect!!! I've been a fan ever since you did your Jimi Hendrix Hey Joe reaction. If you want something to blow your mind check out Sia!!! She writes her own lyrics and is an incredibly beautiful singer!!! Here is her singing Alive if your interested..
ua-cam.com/video/wm-joJOeZpE/v-deo.html
I LOVE the official video for SPICKS AND SPECKS. Who knew they were making promo videos in 1966??? I used to think it started in the 80’s with MTV.
You know that is John Travolta?.
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Do you have a PayPal I could donate to you and can’t find anything
Don't give too much attention to those, which are always only beggin' for Robin. Go on like you used to do. But yes, check out Robin/Maurice/Andy as well. No need to forget about Barry, so they all are supa-dupa-good!
Seriously? Did you become Jarrett's boss? Sure, he can listen to what he wants. I just made my requests like I have done on other channels. Thanks for your advice to Jarrett. I don't think he needs it.
Watch this movie Rate adult
do you not know who that dude is dancing?
I know, it makes me feel SO old! Hahaa✌
I do now lol
@@RadJarrettTheIntrovert awesome!😀 many now remember him from Pulp Fiction, which thinking about it, was also 100 years ago lol so yeah, I'm in a special, happy place of denial of age!😉♥️✌
You need to listen to songs where Robin leads or is recognized above Barry's falsetto. Disco Era is not for me. Robin's voice is unique, and beautiful. These songs include Massachsettes, I Started A Joke, I Can't See Nobody, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Kiss Like Mine, Black Diamonds, I've Gotta Get A Message To You and many more!!
I agree that disco era is not my favorite era of the Bee Gees, but with that said, this particular song is one of my favorites, especially for my workout playlist.
@@willow_wise I don't workout, so I wouldn't know. Lol. I'm just not a Barry fan, also. Never was, and never will be. I've read, and seen too much that churns my stomach about Barry. I go on facts, not hearsay. Besides that, I've never liked Barry's voice. I could describe it, but it wouldn't be nice. Lol
@@susanhunter7124 I love Robin, but I do like all the brothers and all their voices. I especially like songs where they share lead. I think there was an era where Barry got ALL the attention and was considered by many to be the "leader" and I didn't like that because in my mind they were all a part of the whole and it just didn't work without all three doing their part. I am also not a huge fan of Barry's falsetto when it is over used, but I do really like his natural voice. For me this song is sort of an anomoly to the falsetto cause it's just a fun song that makes you move. What I love most about Bee Gees is their is so much variety for every mood.
@@susanhunter7124 churns your stomach? What has he done for that reaction?
@@willow_wise I'm glad that you like them all. However, Robin and Maurice for me. I'm on the bad list for not singling out Barry. 👎 Robin was always the "underdog" in some people's views. Keep in mind, he co-wrote over 95% of their songs. He came up with the idea for many of them. For example, I Started A Joke and Massachusettes. Honestly, when I first heard Barry's voice, I became sick and 🤢. I have migraines, and it didn't help.