FIRST TIME HEARING Jermaine Stewart - We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off Reaction
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It was me! I requested this one. I LOVED Jermaine Stewart. He sang background for Shalamar, and even toured with them for a while. This song was a HUGE hit in the 80s...I adore this video...and those transitions from 2:39-2:42 were so bomb....but that was Jermaine Stewart - he was such a fashion maven. Definitely ahead of his time, and gone way too soon...RIP.
Thank you sis a classic banger RIP JERMAINE ❤❤❤
He must also try “the word is out” by Jermaine Stewart
I request to on the comment on anther sing
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Ms. Cornelia....look here...this is STILL THE JAM!!!
This song is more 80's than the 80's itself!
That's good bro🤣
RIP JERMAINE...HE WAS RIGHT. YOU DON'T HAVE TO TAKE YOUR CLOTHES OFF TO HAVE A GOOD TIME. YOUNG GIRLS N BOYS SHOULD HEAR THIS.
Unfortunately he didn’t listen to his own advice , he took them of many times and didn’t use protection and paid the price
Yes, this was a big hit. I still hear it on the 80s radio station today. Former soul train dancer Jermaine Stewart. RIP!
Thank you very much for playing some Jermaine Stewart, may he RIP❤️🙏🏼
PS, your channel is awesome!thank you for keeping great music like this alive.
First of all R.I.P,This awesome the greatest dance tracks of the 1980s,Jermaine Stewart was a dancer on Soul Train and later went on tour with Shalamar before having a solo careet,between him Jeffrey Daniels and Jody Watley some of the greatest dancers of the 1980s.
Brother died young.
Aids?
One of the best one hit wonders ever made. After this video, he had everybody doing the Prep dance. R.I.P. indeed Jermaine.
He's not a one hit wonder but this obviously was his biggest hit.....
AMAZING song. I loved the fact he was so expressive and immaculate in every possible way. A massive hit and with good reason. He had other hits and i was so upset when i heard he passed away at the age of 39. Far too young. RIP .... You were an amazing talent JERMAINE STEWART xxx
My man you just found gold these type singers are rare today, the commitment
The energy put out by Jermaine is god given and he shared it with us .
Yes Jermaine RIP ❤❤
This is a certified classic.
The 80s & 90s had it all, great music video and singing along with dancing.
I loved his stylish choreography. R.I.P Jermaine Stewart
Lol he says don’t take her clothes off but yet he has so many different wardrobes, but they all look really cool one of my favorite parts about the video
I knew him, but we called him Will. We went to the same high school. Telling my age. Unfortunately, one hit wonder. Gone too soon.
as I recall "Jody" may have made the top 40 too.
this song was huge in the 80's
Yessir!! Look, this was a jam, a cut, a dance track that became a House Music/Club staple, especially the extended/12-inch remix (which is HOT). This was even bigger in Europe than it was here in the U.S. We claim him/them in the Chi (again, screaming, CHI-TOWN!!!), where Stewart lived and passed away (in the south burbs just outside Chi).
Jermaine was world class. RIP x
OMG, what a blast from the past. You should check out "The Word Is Out" by Jermaine Stewart as well.
He SANG backgrounds for culture club before to
....the song....MISS ME BLIND...
Do you see Prince’s influence on the fashion all over the damn place???❤❤❤❤❤
Big radio hit. Wasn't he also a dancer on Soul Train?
Yeah he was !! Him and Jody Watley were good friends and sung background for Shalamar I think he was trying to be third member but they went with Howard Hewett
@@MightMouse2174 That's Jeffrey Daniels
@@CHICAGOWIND1981 Jermaine Stewart was also a dancer on 'Soul Train'.
@@scabbedwings6548 That's true also
@@CHICAGOWIND1981 Daniels, Watley and Stewart auditioned to become members and Stewart didn't get picked
Omg I love u. When u paused it after the 1st 10 seconds I thought it was about to be bad but u definitely show u got taste . Jermaine Stewart 4eva! RIP
1st video & this old white lady just subscribed to your channel. This was my jam. 80s were great. Please do more. Vanity, Appalonia, KLM, omg so so many! Prince, Sheila E. List is endless. Love it!!! Hugs from your new official Irish Grandma in Houston!!
The 80s were a fun, innocent era.
In every video or recording from an era, such as this the spirit, or Zeitgeist of that age is imprinted quite literally on the recording. And the viewer will experience that to some extent whether they like it or not. Which is why when watching 80s videos many, especially those who are receptive to it, can feel that very fun and infectious innocence of that era.
Thanks for watching, I enjoyed other songs of his like The Word Is Out.
I’m not singing & dancing along with this song…. YOU ARE!!!
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I've never heard this before but it sounds nice.
this was a massive club record when it came out. his previous record, the word is out, was a b-boy shot.
The same person that wrote and co-wrote this song with him is the same ones they wrote Whitney Houston songs How Will I know and dance with somebody. But some believe that Jermaine was allegedly murdered because he was about to write a tell-out book and he was about to spill a lot of tea.
I remember feeling so shocked a guy was actually saying this. Wish I would have known more guys like him when I was growing up. I loved the song back then and can appreciate the song even more now. I read in the comments he was on Soul Train lol Yes! I remember. ❤
It’s a special song to me because I’ve met 2 of the men who are on it. Writer/producer Narada Michael Walden and disco hero Sylvester.
@@TooSkinnyKenny ....SYLVESTER....dedicated one of his albums to JERMAINE.....they were friends....
I remember this from high school. RIP Jermaine Stewart.
So friggin' catchy! Loved your reaction to it btw!
Amazing artist and song. Message esp relevant during AIDS epidemic.
Written and produced by the fantastic Narada Michael Walden. He also plays drums on the track. He also wrote and produced "Freeway Of Love" for Aretha Franklin and "How Will I Know" for Whitney Houston. Check out his own "High Above The Clouds"(12") from 1985. (FYI - The video you just watched represents the radio edit of the song. Still impressive, though.)
Narada gets credit for "How Will I Know" but he only produced it. It was written by other writers for Janet Jackson but she passed on the song.
@@MichaelCDavis1 but he rewritten some parts in the song
@@johnlewis195 He rewrote some of the lyrics and handled production but the completed song originally was written with Janet in mind as it fit with her existing image at that time (teenager bubblegum)
hes is a legend
The song was written and produced by the great Narada Michael Walden
took me a long time to figure out why this song seems special to me and it's because I've met 2 of the men who contributed to it: Walden and Sylvester who sings in the background.
it was so ironic that a song that seemed to be about AIDS would be sung by a man who eventually passed away from from AIDS. Another song that seemed to be about AIDS was "Being Boring" by the Pet Shop Boys ("All the people I was kissing, some are still here and some are missing")
Jermaine Stewart died of cancer on 3/17/97 (age 39). "We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off" was a Top 10 hit in '86. It peaked at #5. Jermaine had one other top 40 hit in '88 with "Say It Again" which peaked at 27.
Yaaasss!!! This was my jam at 11 years of age!!! 😂😂😂😂
I feel ya, it was mines at 6.
Awsome song and I’ve had some cherry wine ……😉x
Intro sounds like Whitney Houston's "How will i know" somewhat check out Evelyn Champagne King's "I'm so romantic", Melba Moore "Living for your love" Jennifer Holliday "Hard times for lovers" and Starpoint "Restless"
Same producer
I miss JERMAINE STEWART. HE was quite the deal back in the mid 80s. He was born to be a performer. The track was co-written by am established writer along with a drummer
Their names escape me but they're still around. What a hit record it made for JS. Everybody wondered who is this guy with this great pop voice? I remember I heard a short interview at the time and he turned out to be American which was a surprise
He was very soft spoken and when asked iwhat. he thought about being compared to MJ. He chuckled and said you can decide. Jermaine had an incredible voice and really performed with all he had. OF course the ending was a sad state of affairs. RIP J STEWART
....Narada Michael Walden...was the genius behind the hit....he also did Freeway of Love for Aretha Franklin...he is playing the drums in the video so you can see what he looks like....he really blew up working with Whitney...producing several of her hits....notice her song I Wanna Dance With Somebody starts off very similar to this song....smile...Jermaine was really poised to be huge star...one of the members of the 80s group ...CULTURE CLUB...Mikey Craig...discovered him as he was doing backup for the group SHALIMAR...Jermaine had all eyes on him because he was the total package..talent....style....great production...and could DANCE ..he was one of the original dancers from the tv show SOUL TRAIN...in the industry quite a few people were put on notice...because he was an American...but a serious part of the British New Wave of artists killing the music scene....he sounded extremely similar to MJ....was androgynous and stylish like Prince...and sold heavily in clubs like a hot disco artist....everything he did for about 3 albums....had excellent production and he sold internationally....unfortunately music tastes changed and he fell off....like a lot of 80s artists....he then became ill with HIV....and died from complications from AIDS....he was a STAR....
@@CuirPhotodotNet good encapsulation . Narada is fantastic composer and producer. .I'd be so proud to have shared credits on a track like Y.D.H.T.T.Y.C.O. which is a knock out lyrically musically percussion that cool middle on the studio version and Jermaine's little ad libs . America still had good songwriters in the 80s
That was the pinnacle. I don't fault Jermaine missing the trend and I certainly passed on the album that followed this. I just wish he could have grown old . That guy really left his mark on the 80s. Now you got me nostalgic. cheers!
@@markr.devereux3385 ....yeah whenever i hear the song i get nostalgic too...i am the same age as him...and i am just grateful to be alive....i was so happy for him and JODY WATLEY and their pop music success...i have performed with her....and she was so cool and sassy...
Jermaine was a good entertainer. I believe he could have gone far had he lived longer.
This was HUGE mid 80s pop hit!!!
Yes songs of my childhood! 80s to the max! Classic
This was my Song when it came out ..Love It!!
This was a big radio song indeed a billboard top five here and in Europe. He’s a protege of jody Watley. He danced on soul train too. This song and video screams 1980’s
Fun fact, you can't find this video anywhere on UA-cam until now so thanks.
Huge hit
So, the video itself is set up like you are part of the audience of a movie theatre, and its also shot at different angles to represent the viewing experience many would witness.
Then, it gives us the perception that we are in the music video.
As others have mentioned this was a really big hit.
Jermaine already had HIV/AIDS prior to recording this, in 1986. The song isn't a reflection of him, his orientation, lifestyle, race or religion; nor is it a personal statement.
A lot of people have seen this song as being hypocritical, given the way he both contracted and died of the disease. It's just rotten timing.
Unlike covid19, it took until 1987 for a lot of specialists to come to the conclusions we now understand. Without the internet, and reliant on heavily religious world leaders, the news didn't reach the masses until 1989/90. AIDS was first documented and studied in 1981.
He took faucis AZT drugs which most likely sped up his death. Same with Freddie Mercury.
@@jokerfleckcast3196 Yeah, I remember that "hail mary" medical advice. If I'm not mistaken, AIDS patients were prescribed 10 times the current amount, and that was hastening a lot of the deaths. The dreaded triple cocktail. Unfortunately, that is how medical science has always operated.
AZT only came around - in very limited supply - in1987, for broader use. It was mainly used to prevent mother-to-child HIV transmission from 84 to 88.
Dr. Fauchi was a very convenient whipping boy for what truly had been a total failure and lack of concern from many agencies in the U.S. People easily forget that France, England, and West Germany were at the forefront of detection and research into the disease and potential treatment. Dr. Fauci was one of many specialists that were consulted, but the FDA and CDC were making the final decisions. Fauci's body, the LIR, contributes to clinical research, along with dozens of other similar organizations. Again, they don't make government policy. RIP to all who suffered and died as a result of this political failure to care, and act appropriately.
...it was directed by the LEGEND.....DAVID FINCHER.....
@@corneliuswashington-gp1we And it was his directorial debut.
Big hit. Lovved it!
The 80s were the best. I miss MTV
Great song. RIP Jermaine
Love this reaction - this was an 80s staple TUNE! x
The album was amazing
Ohhhh yesyesyesyesyesyes!!!!!! 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
Flashback!
Yeah this was huge. The 12" inch extended was even more of a banger with some added elements.
Great song! Positive! Gone too young!
Yess big one!!!
Great production. Especially if you have some real good headphones
I requested this this past weekend. Also check out the song The Word is Out by Jermaine Stewart
A masterpiece
Correction from my post, please do KLF it’s called:
The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral (Live From The Lost Continent) (Official Video)
Rip Jermaine..
Fun song. Check out Siedah Garrett sing I Refuse to Be Loose
The Word is Out by Jermaine Stewart is worth giving a listen to!
excllent bro keep it coming
A+
Prince was like,. f that stuff.
I’m 46 and I danced and partied all night 🧐👍🏼
Change your smoke alarm battery!
This is a good song but ironically sad because he died of aids.
Just Got Paid Johnny Kemp.
Yesssssss!!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
This song is still amazing, i get the same vibe from Billy Ocean's Caribbean Queen
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If you take requests, I'm requesting Prince Markie Dee, "Typical Reasons"
REACT TO KACI BROOZ HE MIX KHILD LOCATION AND WE DON'T HAVE TO TAKE OUR OFF TOGETHER
I’ve been asking several people who do these reaction videos to please react to Rufus and Chaka-Kan’s Do you love what you feel. But no one’s played yet ☹️
this would the song to tell modern women they too - fassssssssss (fast, ho..., walking the streets, pay for play) close your legs and keep clean 🤣🤣
Great song, but the video underminds the message
Actually true.
I have heard this song in a while, it seems to have a "Prince vibe" to it.....
I don't really hear it.
I mean, the video has a Prince vibe; Jermaine is a flashy guy and so was Prince, but the song itself is a stretch.
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