Nice... but We are reminded of learning to dance; once you find that beat, its all over... One can Never "dance bad" again... Especially to something like this... _no???_
This tune is 52 years old the same age as me. This tune is 100% the best piece of music I will ever hear in my life. If this doesn’t rock you, you shouldn’t be listening to music, and maybe you should seek some help.
@@gagemal5 @gagemal5 There aren't supposed to be any English words in here. I've never heard the, "Say what?" in the middle or the English at the end before. He never says, "alright" either. He says, "ol rait."
@@phaedraremington6247 no it’s alright. That’s like me saying I’m making up a new language that’s made to sound like Spanish but pohr fahvour is definitely not por favor. Just because you spell it a tiny bit different doesn’t mean the language your trying to imitate doesn’t already have that word
I just watched a video short,and loved it,so I searched for it,and here I am. It's special to me as I'm first gen Aussie,parents were Italian,my dad would have loved this song,be he was already in Australia,by the time this came out.
Nah. That title belongs to James Brown! The FIRST and BEST to ever put nonsensical lyrics to funky BEATS! This track is indeed slamming but he only hit once. James been gibberish since the 50s!
@@gigijnbaptiste6974 You're using "colonized" as a stand-in for a few things, all of them racially motivated, notably the implication that his works are inferior - perhaps like you view him, since you're using the vocabulary of those who think that way. So I played along as used "conquered" to flip the implication on its head, because after all - the colonizers aren't the ones who lost.
Haha saw this a week ago on twitter, forgot about it and as I’m watching the new episode of Ted Lasso they used it! Having straight flashbacks right now 😂
Based on your opinion only. Honestly this song sucks. I just wanted to watch it so see if he got any English words in. But this music 🗑. And the woman singing makes the song even worse.
@@stevenbaker7894 exactly lmao these dementing old fucks just need shit from the past to be "better" and they'll probably have a stroke if you ask them to explain why
I'm here because I heard this on Facebook and read the story of how it came to be. I won't lie, this beat is catchy as all get out so thank you for posting.
The best song with gibberish as the lyrics. its even better when you make up your own lyrics with your imagination just from hearing the words being said
The story goes that Italians were fascinated by the Americans and the language and how cool it sounded,and he thought he would make up his own song with words that sounded American,to see if other Italians could hear or understand any difference.
I remember my first time hearing this with the original video back when i was about 19, a few friends and i were out drinking and an older musician friend invited us back to his appartment to smoke, ive never been as stoned in my 27 years as i was that night watching this, what a night
Deliberately made up lyrics to sound like American English to fool Italians because he believed that any Italian automatically loves English songs...Obviously with this he was proven right.
@@andrewdodd3408No, non è così. Lui aveva proprio precisato che aveva fatto questa canzone perché spesso, anche se la gente parla, nessuno davvero ascolta
Esté tema lo encontré en una série de Netflix llamada Fargo eran varías historias y en una de ellas unos actores hombre y mujer vienen caminando por un loby de un hotel y suena esté tema Yo active Shazam y copié la música, hacé 6años
Tutto pazzesco e bellissimo. Milleluci 1974, regia Antonello Falqui (maestro), scenografia (da urlo) Carlo Cesarini, coreografia (da sentirsi male) Gino Landi (rip). Le riprese sono di una bellezza unica ed esaltano l'idea degli specchi semoventi con i ballerini che sembrano un plotone da mille elementi. Produzione RAI (avete capito? Mamma RAI negli anni '70 era questa roba qui). Celentano: primo rap in assoluto 1973, Rapper's Delight di SugarHillGang 1979, tanto per dare un'idea. Raffella Carrà che balla sul cubo credo che abbia dato ispirazione a qualche milione di cubiste anni'90, nel mondo... Ai vari amadeus&affini di oggi: meditate gente meditate. E studiate.
@@clairehann2681 Sul sito di RAI Play. Ho provato a mandare il link ma evidentemente ci sono i diritti e l'hanno tolto. C'è la puntata con gli highlights everso la fine c'è il filmato completo
Italian mumble funk, idk if I dig it because I’m used to unintelligible music for the majority of my adolescence and adulthood as 27 year old but I showed this to my parents who were born in the 70s and they said this was garbage. I beg to differ this is pure art 🥲😂
Ideally you'd show someone born in the 50s or 60s as they'd actually remember the times better. Like if someone shows me bullshit 80s songs I will still think it's bullshit because I can barely remember the 80s.
Maravillosa Rafaella Carrá, en mi pais fue una estrella, personalidad, belleza, carisma. Grande Rafaella, sus canciones y sus coreografías serán siempre recordadas
I read this about this particular song; - Italian singer Adriano Celentano released a song in the 70's with complete nonsense lyrics meant to mimic American English, to prove Italians would love any English song. It was a big hit!
This song is in reverse. If you see them moving, they are moving in reverse, the hair flip and everything, the melody may not be in reverse but the words are. I love it!
Its really something to see/ hear (as someone who speaks English) audio that shows what english sounds like to those who dont speak it. also this song is an absolute BOP even tho its just gibberish made to sound like an English language song. Amazing!
This bring me back in time. Not because I witnessed the 70ies at all, but that’s exactly how I heard English Songs, when I was young and couldn’t speak English.
That’s how my drunk Italian grandfather would sing American songs 😂
Tuo nonno non ha avuto il suo successo 😎
lmaooo I love it XD
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He sounds like a lot of fun lol.
Nice... but We are reminded of learning to dance; once you find that beat, its all over... One can Never "dance bad" again... Especially to something like this... _no???_
This is what my cat hears when I meow to him.
Eres muy chulo 😮no ?❤
❤❤❤
The Choreographer's
a GENIUS!
the last time i heard this song was in 1973 and i havent heard again until today 14 may 2024
It's a great song, but the choreography is world class.
This tune is 52 years old the same age as me. This tune is 100% the best piece of music I will ever hear in my life. If this doesn’t rock you, you shouldn’t be listening to music, and maybe you should seek some help.
I don't know. I think Bach's BWV8 and Prince' Raspbery Beret are better than this.
@@durritidumange noice
Never before, nor since, was there ever anything like it.
The groove. The vibe. The energy. The choreography. The innovation.
No dubstep caught up
@@bubbabrown6917gaaawd dubstep is the gutter trash of "music"
@@herehere3139 and you like
Gibberish more?
I love the blonde’s enthusiasm when she dances!
She's Raffaella Carrà. She would be 80 now
@@xenani She died in 2021 RIP
Joyous!
Fortnite needs to immortalize her move as an emote
Could not take my eyes off of her!
I just heard abut this song, the fact it has no real words on its lyrics its mind-blowing, plus it sounds great
Twitter?
@@Stolimel ifunny
Alright is definitely an English word while there is no story or apparent pattern there is definitely English words In there
@@gagemal5 @gagemal5 There aren't supposed to be any English words in here. I've never heard the, "Say what?" in the middle or the English at the end before. He never says, "alright" either. He says, "ol rait."
@@phaedraremington6247 no it’s alright. That’s like me saying I’m making up a new language that’s made to sound like Spanish but pohr fahvour is definitely not por favor. Just because you spell it a tiny bit different doesn’t mean the language your trying to imitate doesn’t already have that word
I've never heard this before but it's so upbeat and absolutely fantastic
Ah, and the lyrics😂
Watch the music video lol
@@christingonzalez9642 I watched it and it's amazing thanks
Sounds like those cheesy 80s “prawn” video background music
Was real popular in Europe. Danced our butts off lol
OMG, it took over fifty years to discover this track !? The beat and music still holds up today! This track is dope as f*ck !!
I found/heard this song when watching series 3 of Fargo, had to put it in my playlist.
I just watched a video short,and loved it,so I searched for it,and here I am.
It's special to me as I'm first gen Aussie,parents were Italian,my dad would have loved this song,be he was already in Australia,by the time this came out.
I want this played at my funeral.
Moi aussi !!!!!! C’est dans la liste 🎊 🎉
Priest: "And the color boss died."
It's in my Playlist, Wade's death music, no really. T... W ❤😂
OK.
When???
What’s the date? Can we come?
Adriano invented hip hop and the sims' language, what a legend
Colonized "hIp HoP" I fixed it for you!
@@gigijnbaptiste6974"Colonized" is a weird way to spell "Conquered" but whatever copes your boat.
@@kristofevarsson6903 he conquered Hip Hop?
That's a smooth-brained comment!
Nah. That title belongs to James Brown! The FIRST and BEST to ever put nonsensical lyrics to funky BEATS! This track is indeed slamming but he only hit once. James been gibberish since the 50s!
@@gigijnbaptiste6974 You're using "colonized" as a stand-in for a few things, all of them racially motivated, notably the implication that his works are inferior - perhaps like you view him, since you're using the vocabulary of those who think that way.
So I played along as used "conquered" to flip the implication on its head, because after all - the colonizers aren't the ones who lost.
This needs resurrecting, I have a feeling it's timeless.
Haha saw this a week ago on twitter, forgot about it and as I’m watching the new episode of Ted Lasso they used it! Having straight flashbacks right now 😂
This is incredible
Il est toujours vivant.
This has been resurrected for years...was actually never dead. Been rockin strong since it was released. Americans are just stuck in their own world.
@Aforg209 not all of us are......
This song would call back to life even an Egyptian mummy .
Young people need to be made aware of this. An Italian singer from the 70s faked a better American song than most American artists today.
Based on what?
Based on your opinion only. Honestly this song sucks. I just wanted to watch it so see if he got any English words in. But this music 🗑. And the woman singing makes the song even worse.
My new favorite song 😂😂
@@stevenbaker7894 exactly lmao these dementing old fucks just need shit from the past to be "better" and they'll probably have a stroke if you ask them to explain why
Based on history. Adriano the emperor.
I’m completely mesmerized by the timing & rhythm of this song. ❤ How all the instruments come together is amazing.
I discovered this today in TikTok and I'm still hypnotised
He looks like a regenerated Doctor Who we never knew about.
Dottore Che
Adriano Celentano è uno dei migliori artisti in Italia è un fenomeno non c'è paragone 💯 lode 👏👍
Adriano y Rafaela!!!los dos son muy queridos en España!!!!
He is to italy the way elvis was to America
This artist is a genius.
I listened to it in my childhood and I can never forget it. It is still a very valid and magnificent piece.
Yeah, the meanings of the lyrics are so deep...
This is a remix
Bu sarkiyi ve klibini cok kucukken Italyadan müzik isimli bir tv ptograminda izlemiştim..Yıllardır ariyordum.Sonunda buldum😂😂
This is literally the shit you find high as as hell at 3 am 🤣🤣 song hits not gonna lie
EXXXXACTLY how I found it! My new gummie-time theme song lol
Almost! High af but its 2am 😂
You do understand every word at those times too
Anyone who has ever ridden a galloping horse with a perfect gait can understand this beat n vibe ❤ magnificent
Can you please elaborate for those of us who haven't? 😊
The horse you speak of has a name. Her name is Sodashi.
Where has this been my entire life?????
OMG THIS ENTIRE VIDEO IS PLAYING IN REVERSE!!! Mind. Blown!!
Si carissimo ADRIANO CELENTANO le tue canzoni OGGI sono di grande attualità !
GRAZIE MILLE BACISSIMI !
I'm here because I heard this on Facebook and read the story of how it came to be. I won't lie, this beat is catchy as all get out so thank you for posting.
Its actually so funny this guy is genius
Un chef d’œuvre! J’ai découvert ce chanteur et cette chanson en 2024. WoW.
Here because of an IG post! 🙌🏾 this may be my new favorite song!! 😊
These lyrics speak to me. Eddie Vedder was, without question, inspired by this gem.
First thing I said when I heard this was that it sounded like Eddie Vedder doing song in the vocal rhythm style of Hendrix. 😂
Now I have someone new (to me) to look up, thanks to you both. 👌🏽
This song was played at the end of the last Devin Townsend show in Paris, loved it immediately
Is there any link? I cant find it. Thanks in advance.
Quienes en este 2024 escuchando y bailando esta gran piesa
Check out his son's more recent version...adds a modern twist to it❤❤❤
Not heard this since 73!! Such an original song that blasted the disco's back then. Love it.
Are you trillion years old?
@@stevejobs3930How does your comment make any sense? They haven’t heard it since 1973. How does that make him/her a billion years old?
@@WhyDoIKeepFuckinUp steve was only trying to be funny. btw. My first disco visit was in 1969 and I still go there and dance. :) Rock on, buddy!
@@WhyDoIKeepFuckinUprule 1 on the internet. Never take anything seriously
The best song with gibberish as the lyrics. its even better when you make up your own lyrics with your imagination just from hearing the words being said
Please... send.... HELP.....
Can't..... STOP..... watching.
Only just discovered this - Fantastic!
ADRIANO LEGEND!!!!!!! salutes from San Justo ARGENTINA
Fargo and Mary Elizabeth Winstead brought me here. This song is HALF A CENTURY OLD! Unbelievable.
Fargo brought me here too😊🎉... so great😎💃
I guess I need to watch Fargo then lol.
I would give anything to hear Bob Dylan sing this song. It’s like it was written just for him! 😂
I wouldn't be at all surprised if he had an influence on the sound of this song.
Bob Dylan singing Celentano? Are you on Fentalyn?? Fuck Bob Dylan I stick to Mr Celentano the "Molleggiato"
yknow, ai could probably do that
isolate the vocals of Bob and Prisencolinensinainciusol and just put it into a program, and let er rip
I remember goin to a bob dylan concert when I was 11. Didn't understand a damned word out of him but the air was dank so I was feeling pretty good
Add a different style, and you could do it as Hendrix too. Their vocal rhythms are similar.
Po wielu latach odkrylam to nagranie . Rewelacja , przebój mojej mlodosci . Super .😄
People talk about this like it was a hit because people thought it was in English
Shit’s just straight fire
The story goes that Italians were fascinated by the Americans and the language and how cool it sounded,and he thought he would make up his own song with words that sounded American,to see if other Italians could hear or understand any difference.
After 60 years, I still agree with him.
The original AI hallucination
I have no idea what "Prisencolinensinainciusol" is, but now I want a lot of it😉!
Love this song Worked in an Italian Restaurant 80s Owner never had this artist off the hi Fi in those days
La letra a otro nivel, la música 🎶 genial. Grandísimo Adriano
This is better than 90% of the music put out today
Better than 93%
Better than 96% of music from the 70s too though
I remember my first time hearing this with the original video back when i was about 19, a few friends and i were out drinking and an older musician friend invited us back to his appartment to smoke, ive never been as stoned in my 27 years as i was that night watching this, what a night
I seem to be slightly obsessed with this song today :)
Le plus grand chanteur des italiens
Et des autres !!
Vero
The music and the visuals are absolutely hypnotic.
L'excellence j'adore 👏👍👌
RIP Rafaella, a very pretty lady
lady gaga b 4 gaga
This song is DOPE!
Agreed
This is like the ultimate combo of Hollaback Girl and Chacarrón
Bravo que música más linda no la cambio por nada
Never heard of this song before. It's Awesome.
Deliberately made up lyrics to sound like American English to fool Italians because he believed that any Italian automatically loves English songs...Obviously with this he was proven right.
Because he said that people talk but no one listens to the meaning. (1973 !!!)
@@andrewdodd3408No, non è così. Lui aveva proprio precisato che aveva fatto questa canzone perché spesso, anche se la gente parla, nessuno davvero ascolta
@@billabilli8814 1973? Ya. A year before I was born. Plus I'm from Canada so I don't know if it ever made it here. Lol
@@lllecky1974 Lol ☺️
(My loving husband was also born in 1974. So it was a very important year ! 😚)
Due grandi,mostri sacri,ispiratori di balli,musica e canzoni
Le film "L'Immensita" m'a donné l'envie de rechercher cette vidéo. Génial !
Raffaella Carra and Adriano Celentano together...2 Genius of Italian Music !!!
That beat and rhythm is great!
Yes ! From 1973 !!
È il 1973 ma sembra il 2023 . Raffaella e Adriano erano quarant'anni avanti a tutti.
Instagram brought me here! But why do I love this!! Born in 1972!!😂
My go to karaoke song
What a track....dance-floor-KILLER!
The Dancing is amazing
Piece of Song . So ENERGETIC . GENIUS ADRIANO CELENTANO
Ich liebe es, liebe Grüße aus Österreich 😘🇦🇹
This could be recorded yesterday...! Avant-garde wherever you look at it...!
Cheers to anyone coming here after watching Ted Lasso.
Esté tema lo encontré en una série de Netflix llamada Fargo eran varías historias y en una de ellas unos actores hombre y mujer vienen caminando por un loby de un hotel y suena esté tema Yo active Shazam y copié la música, hacé 6años
Y la gran Rafaela Carrá dando energía !!!
Looks like I wasn’t the only one😅
Тоже самое.. В сериале много другой музыки . так атмосферно.. Очень здорово подобрано
Tutto pazzesco e bellissimo. Milleluci 1974, regia Antonello Falqui (maestro), scenografia (da urlo) Carlo Cesarini, coreografia (da sentirsi male) Gino Landi (rip). Le riprese sono di una bellezza unica ed esaltano l'idea degli specchi semoventi con i ballerini che sembrano un plotone da mille elementi. Produzione RAI (avete capito? Mamma RAI negli anni '70 era questa roba qui). Celentano: primo rap in assoluto 1973, Rapper's Delight di SugarHillGang 1979, tanto per dare un'idea. Raffella Carrà che balla sul cubo credo che abbia dato ispirazione a qualche milione di cubiste anni'90, nel mondo... Ai vari amadeus&affini di oggi: meditate gente meditate. E studiate.
👏👏👏👏👏
Sai dov'è un buon filmato completo per caso?
@@clairehann2681 Sul sito di RAI Play. Ho provato a mandare il link ma evidentemente ci sono i diritti e l'hanno tolto. C'è la puntata con gli highlights everso la fine c'è il filmato completo
I hit translate and it said “bippity boppity bippity boppity.”
@@fabriziobastoni1990 grazie per la risposta--solo adesso l'ho vista!
Tks for this Song for peace
Wow what a tune
Rhythmic, Melodic, AHEAD of its time! This is music!
Ted Lasso brought me here. Great song.
50 Years later the same ENERGY❤
The crazy thing is this song slaps harder than most songs today
Italian mumble funk, idk if I dig it because I’m used to unintelligible music for the majority of my adolescence and adulthood as 27 year old but I showed this to my parents who were born in the 70s and they said this was garbage. I beg to differ this is pure art 🥲😂
Ideally you'd show someone born in the 50s or 60s as they'd actually remember the times better. Like if someone shows me bullshit 80s songs I will still think it's bullshit because I can barely remember the 80s.
OMG I'm older than your parents😄
Maravillosa Rafaella Carrá, en mi pais fue una estrella, personalidad, belleza, carisma. Grande Rafaella, sus canciones y sus coreografías serán siempre recordadas
But song Claudia Mori
And video played backwards.....fantastic....
Qui Raffaella Carrà balla con Adriano. Due grandi stars insieme 😙 1974 !!
I read this about this particular song; - Italian singer Adriano Celentano released a song in the 70's with complete nonsense lyrics meant to mimic American English, to prove Italians would love any English song.
It was a big hit!
That's what I read too. Just recently heard this on Facebook that's what brought me here.
I listened to this song while I was falling asleep and felt like I was being hypnotized
Ha! I love that!
Tic Tok Brought me here....Wow Amazing Song 🎵 had to hear the whole song....Now I'll Never Forget It....
You guys know this is an Italian guy singing gibberish right?
I didn’t realize you were Italian but you seem to be making perfect sense to me.
It's true. He made up a song that sounded like something an American song would sound like.
Mystery solved. I kept coming across this on Instagram and it was bugging me that I couldn't figure out the language, and it didn't sound Italian 😂
Well, Sherlock…
Well arent you a genius
L'immensita brought me here... Great track👍🏻
Continua a spaccare questa canzone nonostante siano trascorsi 50 anni!
Adriano Celentano forever...no one as exciting as him. Bravo!
It's the unexpected timing of those horns that gets me
Una canción con buen ritmo!!!
This song is in reverse. If you see them moving, they are moving in reverse, the hair flip and everything, the melody may not be in reverse but the words are. I love it!
The words are gibberish and made up but yes, the video is in reverse.
I absolutely get it....and I love it.✊🏿💜
Its really something to see/ hear (as someone who speaks English) audio that shows what english sounds like to those who dont speak it. also this song is an absolute BOP even tho its just gibberish made to sound like an English language song. Amazing!
Chi li ha visti in diretta a Milleluci non si rende nemmeno conto della fortuna che ha avuto.
Io ho avuto questa fortuna .è stato stupendo
Absolutely brilliant record only 13 in the day, bring this out again will go straight to the top, weee need it 💯😎😎😎👌
This bring me back in time. Not because I witnessed the 70ies at all, but that’s exactly how I heard English Songs, when I was young and couldn’t speak English.
this sounds more modern than 70's, i guess the reverse video is in keeping with the song.
That'an earworm, the lyrics are stuck forever in my head 😂
What lyrics 😂 (jk jk)
Am I the only one thinking about the Sims while listening to this?😊
What a fun piece of music
I've just been sent the link to this and can't stop playing it. Its great,love it.
I just found out about this song. I love it lol
You'll love it more now that you know it was written in gibberish.
He's a language professor.
@@DrewJPS that's how I learned about it. Someone on TikTok did a video on the song and I had to look it up