OH YEAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Jermaine Stewart - We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off REACTION
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- OH YEAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Jermaine Stewart - We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off REACTION
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We didn't know how good we had it in the 80s!
Love this song! Sadly, Jermaine died of complications from AIDS.
Ironic, eh?
@@JayH-tz4ip Indeed. I started to put that, and then I thought, there are more ways to get AIDS than sex. Back then you could get it from tainted blood transfusions
@@JayH-tz4ipNo, it isn’t ironic. This song simply says being naked, or having sex, isn’t a requirement for a good time- a POWERFUL message as HIV & AIDS were destroying communities. For all you know, he could have been HIV positive prior to recording this song & decided to send a good message🤷🏾♂️
IKR!
Yes, and we just took it for granted that there would always be more great music, how wrong we were.
This was a big club hit that came out in the height of the AIDS epidemic. RIP Jermaine
He started as a Soul Train dancer
Rest In Power.
Yes, rest in paradise, Jermaine. And you, too, Freddie Mercury. 🙏🏼🌈
Came here to say the same thing. A lot of artists in the 80's wrote songs about how AIDS was so bad and they were touting celibacy for people to stay alive.
@gabrielmcdonnell8699 not happening. This is what happens with that filthy life style
You guys would absolutely love "Don't Disturb this Groove and "You Are in My System" by The System. Both are great 80s hits.
I like The System and both of those songs. "Don't Disturb This Groove" is one of my ABSOLUTE favorites. "On a mountain 🗻 by a fountain." ⛲️ 💛
Oh yes don't disturb this groove
I can never get enough of "Don't disturb this groove"! 😍
Love this one!
100%
We gotta do 80’s super family group, THE JETS ~ ‘Crush On You’… 1985
8 members, 5 brothers & 3 sisters.
They’re AMAZING!
And they have to watch the video with it too!!! That video is so 1980s, your hair will perm automatically just watching it! Seriously, though . . . it's a great song and a great video. I've suggested it a few times to them. I'm sure they'll get to it one day.
THE JETS had 3 top five hits and 5 top ten hits!
I think little Monoa was 14 years old when they had their first hits!!!
…or was it 13? She had an incredibly powerful voice!
They are Tongan Americans (the Pacific Island Nation of Tonga) from Minneapolis.
I hope they react to The Jets for sure.
You Got It All; Make It Real; Rocket 2 U; Private Number; Cross My Broken Heart
@@bigsteve9279 They were a great Family Band, like Jackson 5 and The Osmonds.
"Make It Real" and "You Got It All" would be great for Amber. Jay would surely enjoy "Rocket 2U".
Jermaine Stewart started out as a Soul Train dancer and was in the running to be a part of the Soul Train-inspired vocal group, Shalamar. He later met Mikey Craig of Culture CLub and sang backup with them on their major hit, "Miss Me Blind". "We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off" song came out a couple of years later in the mid-1980s as AIDS was making everybody (understandably) paranoid about sex. The message definitely resonated, because the casual sex of the early 80s club scene was suddenly a terrifying prospect. In a cruel twist of irony, he lost his own life to complications from AIDS in 1997. "...Clothes Off" (US#5) was his only major US Hot100 hit, though "Jody" and "Say It Again" found success on the R&B and Dance charts.
This was a huge huge hit when it came out. Also, fun fact he used to dance on soul train. There's a clip of him going down the soul train line with one of the regulars. Her name is Sharon Hill he had on blue jean pants. I believe a blue shirt and a very big afro May Jermaine Stewart Rest in Peace 🙏🏾🙏🏾
As a British 43 year old who grew up in the 80s, I loved the fact that we got to hear such great music from so many various genre's of music from both the UK and the US.
That would make you only 6 when this came out :P , I think you probably have more an affinity for 90's music no? Seems most kinda remember fondly their teenage years when music was such a big deal.
Seems like both countries tried to one up each other musically. Was a fun time!
Wow! You two are on a serious music journey finding this one. I haven’t heard this one in years.
Was commenting the very same 🌞
Keep the 80’s tunes coming! Watching you guys enjoy this era makes me smile, highlight of my day 😊
A banger from my 80s dancin' days! Glad you enjoyed it!
One of my favorite songs from the 80s!
Sad commentary on his life - unmarked tombstone - died of AIDS, family and friends rejected him - and people made fun of him all the time. Yet, at all the school dances this song got people to their feet. Even being a one hit wonder - still takes a lot of talent. Still a great song.
Made fun of him for what?? People can be cruel at times. I will remember his hit forever, it always makes me smile. A feel good song. Thank you Jermaine x
I remember that. It was so sad. Fast forward some 17 years later a fan paid for his gravestone marker. He now has one. May he rest in peace.
Didn’t know that about him… all I know is we loved his song and danced and partied all night!💕💕💕
@@NessieT- For being gay and fir having AIDS. People were HORRIBLY CRUEL to AIDS patients. People are cruel ... 😔
@@NessieT The early days of the AIDS epidemic really brought out the worst cruelty within certain political factions...around the world. I have friends who survived but lost so many of their peers. I lost a teacher who was pivotal in my college career. The hatred these people were assaulted with was shameful. I'd hoped we'd never see that kind of treatment again yet, sadly here we are.
This was another club favorite, we danced to an extended version, lasted about 7 minutes. We had a routine and everything. Another club favorite was "Just Got Paid," by Johnny Kemp.🎉🎉🎉❤❤
This is still a party vibe song! Another classic 80s club banger is Ready For The World, “ Oh Sheila”. 😎
Great suggestion 💖
I remember when this song first came out, I always ignored it because I thought the title was very stupid. But when you think about it, it's a very positive message. Get to know each other as human beings first and don't ruin the relationship before it begins. That's what I take from it.
@RemnantFortyThree God is always right, and believe me, I've certainly learned from my own mistakes. If you jump in bed with someone because of the heat of the moment, you may have ruined your chances at any kind of real love.
Nothing better than the 80'S, music, movies.
I always loved this song even in High School because it had good morals and it was catchy, great vocals, great dancing and their clothes were cool! It’s a great song then and now!!!❤
One of favorite dance songs! Jermaine Stewart was a doll! He also sang back up on a few Culture Club songs. He started out as a dancer on Soul Train with Jody Watley.
I always forget about that! Love Culture Club and Jody
his song "Jody" is about Jody.
WOW! I haven't heard THIS in forever! The mid eighties were the days of the greatest dance music ever! You played this in a dance club, and EVERYBODY was out there jamming to this!
My favorite Jermaine Stewart song is The Word Is Out. He had an interesting career mixed in with many big names at the time. Great reaction! ✌️❤️
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That’s the jam
Too!
the word is out def doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. for me it’s a better song.
@@iamc0ry I agree!
This is a song from the Super Producer.....Narada Michael Walden......performed by the Great/Late Jermaine Stewart...R.I.P.
I would suggest the ultimate talented black singer / dancer the iconic yet seldom mentioned in the 80's TERENCE TRENT DARBY.
@anthonyv1719
They reacted to "Wishing Well" a year ago, but definitely need to listen to more. I watched the video to "Sign Your Name" last week. I love the song and video.
good shit right there
Definitely.
Man, this is a blast from the past. I remember this getting heavy rotation on MTV back then. It's so surreal to watch someone so full of life and joy with the knowledge that they're no longer with us. RIP Jermaine, you weren't with us long, but you brought joy when you were here. 🌹 Oh and this is further proof that in the 80s we could give practically any subject a fun and dancey beat. 😆
He started on Soul Train and was friendly with Members of Shalimar.
Oh if they haven’t already they need to do some Shalamar
I love it when you really enjoy a music. I loved it when it was o up on the FM radio waves and in the dance clubs in Hawaii. Aloha!!!
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This song has been redone by various artists, even some who've slowed the beat where you REALLY get the lyrics. Glad you two got to sample the original. RIP, Jermaine.
We had such happy feel good music in the 80's. I will forever miss that era!!!
This is one of the songs I put on regurarly at my local bar and everyone starts dancing to it! It's definitely a favourite!
80's was the "party" era - just dancing the night away
This by far one of my favorite songs. Great voice. Gone too early. Very underrated in my opinion. May he RIP
I didn’t know we’d lost him, he left a memorable legacy in his incredible music. May you RIP Jermaine. Another incredible talent taken from us too early 😔
Jermaine Stewart's "The Word is out" was really cool song too.
Bringing me back to my teenage years during the 80's 🥰
Didn't expect videos today. I hope all is well. This 80's classic is phenomenal as was his entire album "Frantic Romantic."
Headbangers, punks, dweebs, alt kids, rappers, didn't matter, back in the day EVERYONE loved this song. It was fun, different & took some pressure off of the night. Dance-floor filler, for sure. ❤️
Love this tune, memories of my clubbing days back in the 80s. RIP Jermaine
He was a one hit wonder. Great song. It did hit #5. on the Billboard charts. Unfortunately, Jermaine Stewart passed away in 1997!
Not quite a one hit wonder, at least not where I was back then. "The Word Is Out" was as big as this one!
@@carltonbakerii8274 Jody is a good sone too (about Jody Watley).
@@carltonbakerii8274 Sorry, I never heard of that song before. My appologies!
@@carltonbakerii8274 "The Word is Out", was a bigger hit on the R&B charts, but this song was his breakout pop hit.
Far from a one hit wonder. He's known for Say it again and Get Lucky from his Third CD as well. While the US was his home country he was bigger in Europe and the record label only released his fourth album over there.
I loved this talented young Man...Most people know him because of this song, but he has a lot of nice songs...R.I.P Jermaine Stewart.
I was privileged to grow up in the 80s 🎉
This was the jam!! Friday night getting ready for the club. Getting our make-up on, hair done & our outfit together!! Singing & dancing to this song!! Man good times. Yes RIP Jermaine
I remember being a kid and we played this when it came out on a boombox in the garden, it was just a fun summer hit here.
Love this song.
Great song! Another hit he had was The Word Is Out!! RIP Jermaine
This brings me right back to my clubbing days at University!! I loved Jermaine, what a voice!! Now listen to The Word is Out!
#RIPJERMAINESTEWART
THAT is my Jermaine Stewart JAM! 🖤
The word is out hits even harder.
Loved this song back in mid 80s! Jermaine Stewart was a former Soul Train dancer and was backup for group Shalamar which also featured 2 former ST dancers, Jody Watley and Jeff Daniel. Howard Hewitt was also in the group who had hits like 'Stay' and 'Show Men. Saw them in concert in the early 80s!
This was a big dance hit in the 80’s. I’ve suggested this group before but I need to do it again. The Jets “Crush on You,” is an awesome dance song also. This band was brothers and sister from Tonga by way of Minneapolis. 17 total children in the family but the group was usually about 8 or 9. And they were all under 22 when this song came out. What talent! You could do this on Female Friday as the 2 main singers were 12 & 13 year old girls with women’s voices.
Many of us have suggested The Jets.
I’m sure they’ll react to The Jets at some point. And 1 important facet of their lives that wasn’t often mentioned was that they are Mormon. Nothing wrong with that! Just sharing to show respect to the LDS aspect of their lives. ✌🏽
@@gabrielmcdonnell8699 They also sued each other because of bags management.
@@donuttech635 Yup, I watched their “Unsung” which laid everything out.
They're not "from Tonga by way of Minneapolis". They are from Minneapolis, period. Their parents were from Tonga.
Please listen to "Waiting for a Star to Fall" from BOY MEETS GIRL.
Also notable from him are "Dancin' in the Sheets" from the movie "Footloose," and "Hot and Cold" from "Weekend sat Bernie's"
Songs like this from the '80s when I was the age of going out clubbing will always hold a special place in my heart. Thanks for showcasing it. Have a great rest of your day!
The great thing about this song is it got everybody moving young and old parents loved it because of the positive message and the beat got the younger crowd into it. On your reaction to the title reminded me of my Aunt who had the lyrics messed up and would sing, "We just have to take our clothes off" lol! Another Stewart track to check out is, "The Word is Out" His first major hit, "Say it Again", "Frantic Romantic" oh and he had one of the best perms in the business too! 😂
I'm glad you mentioned his other hits that were considered Club Hits. I'm reading comments saying he was a one hit wonder. These are obviously not Club goers of the day. Thanks again! 😁👍
Love this song, a classic bop 💃
I know Jermaine did a lot of backing vocals for Boy George and Culture Club around 1984/1985. I can clearly hear his voice in some of the old Culture Club 80s classics.
This song always filled the dance floor! One of my favorites. I wish it got more attention.
I had never seen the video.
I remember this track so well . Brings back memories of the school disco when thiswas first released . Seemed like it was in the charts for months
Another banger from the 80's is D-Train "You're The One For Me" had that funky 8o's bass style that you both love so much. Definitely a party starter.
Thelma Houston: "Dont Leave Me This Way"-- a disco classic.
top notch disco
Hit the dance floor back in the 80's every time this song came up. Loved the 80's!
Jermaine Stewart “ Say It Again”. This song has been stuck in my head. You will love it. Total 80’s.
Wow the memories this song brings back! The 80s rocked! Plain and simple!
One of my favorite parts of watching RSR is seeing Amber and Jay making each other laugh. This song was on MTV for quite a long time.
Loved that song. Reminds me of high school. RIP Jermaine Stewart.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SONG!!!!
Huge hit back in the day. Love it.
His follow up to this song, "Jody" was about Jody Watley and was a minor hit. Great song!
Robsquad needs to do more Jody Watley!!
Our parents didn't have to push this one on us. It was on EVERY radio station as soon as you turned the dial. It was a HUGE hit. Also, Jermaine made this song in response to so many of his contemporaries dying of AIDS. Sadly, he couldn't escape the disease himself.
Another skating rink memory ❤
Always loved this song!!
I LOVED this one when I was just a lil gal ❤
A star that faded too soon, Jermaine was one of a kind...I would have loved to have hear more music from him. This video was so awesome..
I loved this song as a kid!!!❤
This song was huge in the 80's and would pack the dance floors!!
Congratulations.. this song is now forever stuck in your head! You'll hear this in a wallmart or grocerie store one day and giggle for hours
Rest Peacefully Jermaine. I Remember Dancing To This Song In Jazz Dance Class. Awesome Song.
Another incredible artist and song, bringing back memories of my clubbing days 😌
This is still definitely one of my favorite songs!! 💕✌🏼🎶
This was a big big favorite in high school…we used to dance and drink wine while listening to it 😅
Great choice, you guys are just on fire today! Another great tune from this era is "Oh Sheila," by Ready For The World.
OMG, this song brought back so many memories.. The 80's was the time growing up and music is priceless... If I had a time machine, I'd go back to relive this amazing time.. 😎 BIG HIT!! Everybody love this song when it came out!!! Continue To Rest In Peace Jermaine. Your talent still lives on. 🙏 also check out: Johnny Kemp - "Just Got Paid"
R.I.P. Jermaine Stewart, such a great song 🙏🏼🎵
classic 80s pop...im a sucker for good 80s pop...i was in 5th grade when this came out...great times
Love, Love , Love This Song.. Such a HAPPY vIBE
Thanks, Jay & Amber. Yup, this song was a popular! You heard it everywhere and while it’s not my favorite Jermaine Stewart tune (“The Word Is Out” is), I was happy for his crossover success (something that wasn’t always easy for black artists in the 80’s).
Rip Jermaine. Gone too soon !!! So much potential, but we got this classic jam that will always shine
boy george had a hand helping him with his solo career ... what a time
Me and my partner met Jermaine at the Xenon nightclub in London back in 1984, for the Blues’n’Soul magazine awards. He was such a nice and sweet guy. Earlier in the club we both met Freddie Mercury and told Jermaine that. And he was so excited to try and meet Freddie. My partner got both of their autographs on the same page. Also at Xenon that night was Paul Weller and Mick Talbot from the Style Council. Andrew Ridgeley from Wham. Jefferey Daniel from Shalamar and Jefferey Osborne. Great 80’s memories.
So a little history from an old man who was there. This was during the HIV/AIDS scare in the 80’s. They had cute and no good treatment. Most who caught it would die. So a big push for ‘safe sex’ was made. That’s where the term started. This was Jermaine basically singing that we don’t have to have sex to have fun. He was doing his part.
Rest in paradise, Jermaine Stewart. And Freddie Mercury. 🙏🏼🌈
Pure fun and positivity vibes 👍👍👍
I love you 2. Just started yesterday watching. I know you guys love Prince,saw him twice. When he sang Purple Rain , I cried. Don't know if you know this but Prince wrote many songs for other artists. One happens to be I Feel for you Chaka Kon ( my spelling sucks sorry). He wrote some under the name Christopher Star and other names. He was fantastic. Miss Prince Rogers Nelson . If you haven't seen Purple Rain you have to watch it, you will be so happy you did❤
Club banger in the 80s. Especially when everyone is singing the hook in the Club. Fun fun fun Club days in the 80s. Miss those days. Great memories.
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Cherry wine baby!!!!!!! Love this song!! I played this for the ladies who didn't like to be told what to do....
If I remember correctly, Jermaine Stewart was part of Shalamar with Jody Watley
This is a great song that is quintessential 80s. Jermaine Stewart had an interesting career and sadly a tragic ending.
This song is forever linked in my mind to my aerobics sessions of Summer 87. Not sure I could keep up the pace now
The 80’s music unforgettable and great era. No swearing or weird stuff. Just good music and great memories. Miss It a whole lot. You should listen to Tender Love and Love Is a House from FORCE MD’S. Their voice sounds amazing!!👍
43 year old white boy here, been rocking to this song since its release! Had no clue what I was singing back in the day but daaaang, what a sound and groove to dance to ! ! !
This song reminds me of Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam, Lost In Emotion. Lots of great dance tunes around this time. Poppy, fun, and great to dance to.
Jermaine was one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. We grew up with him here in Columbus Ohio before his career took off. He was a little older and hung out with my cousins. Shalimar was out of Dayton so we got to see them a lot as well as Rodger Troutman, and George Clinton who was out of Cincinnati. My mother worked at George Clinton's Beauty Salon when she was younger. Ohio has a very rich musical history.
Always a favorite. Can’t hear it without dancing in my seat. 😄❤
YAY! MY SONG! Thank you Jay and Amber!
The producer behind this also produced other BIG pop hits in the 80s. Mr Narada Michael Walden. From the first time I heard this as a teenager, the production of this song struck me as being super positive, bright and a total ear-worm. When you discover he also produced Whitney Houston "How Will I Know" (1985), I'm Your Baby Tonight (1990) and "I'm Every Woman" (1992). As well as Aretha Franklin's Who's Zoomin' Who? (1985) all of which have his signature style just like Jermaine's track which was reacted to beautifully here !