The '60's-'70's, rhe era of Singer/Songwriters, and the widest range of diverse music genres, all great, on rheir own way! Never to happen again! We were blessed to have grown up with so much awesome music! The new generations need schooling on what constitutes good music. They appreciate it! All good! 👍
@@Iansco1 They're young. Can't hold that against them. This song came out at least 10 years before they were born and they haven't had much time to catch up on great music considering their age. But they're on that journey and that's commendable.
@@Iansco1 Fair enough. I didn't know Bootsie by name either the first time I heard this 20 years ago even if I'd heard a lot his playing. Though as a hip hop fan growing up in the 90's I knew Q-Tip well and his verse always made the song for me. It seems shocking for us old folks that people haven't heard this stuff. But were you listening to Jerry Lee Lewis in your teens? Do you even today know who played bass in his band?
The guy at the end was Bootsy Collins a legend of the funkadelic era of the late 70`s and early 80`s. And he said " Dee-lite has definitely been know to smoke......on stage that is."
@Doppelganger D The race hustlers can't make any money if we all get along though... poor guys are gonna starve if there's no division between the races...
This song is 30 years old still they manage to have a great” ahead of its time song” with white/Black/Japanese/South Asian performers , and I’m old enough to say this track is part of the soundtrack of my life . Thanks for reacting to this masterpiece
Yes it was. And in the 70s when I was a kid there was a lot of nostalgia about the 50s. I think it’s always 20 years back because that’s when the people creating the art at that time were younger. So we had shows like Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley set in the 50s, and long skirts below the knees. I’m not sure what else because I was just a kid, but the 80s were when the baby boomers were running things and there was a lot of nostalgia for the 60s and Summer of Love, the Beatles, tie dye, Vietnam, protests, etc. Then in the 90s bell bottoms and hip huggers and long straight hair from the 70s came back in style.
Fore sure! 1950s were huge when I was a little kid in the 80s also. Back to the Future, La Bamba, Stand By Me, Hoosiers, tons more movies about the 50s.
and if anyone back then had a the kind of phones we have now and didn't stop dead in their tracks and start grooving to this track instead...well is that the sort of person you wanna party with? lol! not me!
The 90s were a wild, lawless time. We didn't give a damn who you were, where you came from, or what you looked like. Just bring a beat and move your body! The parties never ended and everyone was welcome.
Oh yeah I heard this album in concert when it came out in 1990 and I was 15! They were three DJs from NYC who decided to make an album that spawned a huge, super fun #1 dance hit. Getting Bootsy Collins AND Q-tip (from Tribe Called Quest) in your video certainly doesn’t hurt, either! This definitely has great memories for me, so thanks for choosing it! 💜
So, I was living in Munich, W.Germany when this came out. In the club, we were getting down, stopping and posing at the breaks in the song. It was s a fun time and it is a joy to watch the young people enjoy my music from my early 20s. Cheers!
Got to see Dee-lite perform back in the early 90’s at the Hollywood palladium; great show, great performance!! Lady Miss Kerr must’ve changed outfits at least 7 times
I LOVE Deee-Lite and love this song! 👍💛👍 Lady Miss Kier was an amazing singer and performer! I was lucky enough to see them live back in the day. She still DJ’s but she fought cancer and had to give up singing and performing. She had one of the best singing voices for her time so it was a sad loss for everyone. The groove lives on in their music! 🎉
A "groovy" song for sure. Here is a fun fact: the rapper is Q-Tip who was part of A Tribe Called Quest. He was also in the movie Poetic Justice with Tupac and Janet Jackson.
Qs movie carrier is sooo not relevant... especially a movie made in the 90s these kids have no idea about (not even a great movie)... but Tribe Called Quest, now that's something being recognized for...
clubs were so awesome back then...imagine this song comes on, plus the video playing on a 30 foot video screen. Those spinnin and singin deelite heads were trippy for sure! Lady Miss Kier is a classic, like 60s flower child gone gogo dancer. ...she was big on environment, equality, women's rights, human rights)
The guy that is dropping lines is Qtip from Tribe called quest (great group) and the guy with the axe is Bootsy Collins who played with James Brown and famously from Parliament-Funkadelics. Deee-lite really pulled some good talent for this video. Everyone here are iconic. Keep it up guys... you miss a lot because you are young but it is great to see you experiencing all kinds of music in your vids. Very entertaining. Listen to some rage against the machine and gorillas.
Lady Miss Keir has a degree in fashion design. Also the guest appearances in this video make it a truly magical thing to witness. Q-Tip is the rapper in the bridge, Bootsy Collins from P-Funk and James Brown is the bass player, and Maceo Parker, also from P-Funk and James Brown cut through playing sax.
This song is literally the epitome of just HAVING FUN. No matter who you are, this song is gonna make you dance and it doesn’t even matter if you dance horrible or amazing, you just gotta dance and let it all out. In the video you can just tell they had SO much fun making this.
I don't know in other countries but I remember in the Philippines during my teenage years. The resurface of 60's and 70's gad were all over. I was used to wear bell bottom pants, bots, tie and die shirts or shirts with psychedelic prints trying to pull the "Bee Gees Look" and this songs and other similar songs.
Bootsy wasn't lying. I saw them live on the 1994 Dewdrops tour and about halfway through the show someone in the audience came on stage and handed all three them tabs of ecstasy. It was such a fun show. They pretended that their music gear didn't work and had to do Power of Love accapella.
Such a good time song ! If you like that, you will also like this classic 90s hit : US3 - "Cantaloop" flip fantasia Great reaction ! Keep the content coming. ✌️
Bootsy Collins at the end with the smoking reference and the party noise maker that looks like a huge joint. Also, the dancing isn't improvised, everything about this music video is carefully choregraphed.
This is basically early 90s house music .. And those dance moves were routine dance moves.. She killed it tho.. Also you got q-tip and bootsie in the video?? Deelite was that group... House music was ALL THAT!!
I remember partying from 8i to 94 about 5 nights a week. Monday being the best. I was lucky to be working 2pm until 10pm where the criteria was job and finish. We were always done by 8.30 to 9pm. Great times.
Deee-lite was groovey AS SHIT. And yes, things were chill back then. So chill. Keep having fun and discovering new things from the past you guys. Damm. I never thought I'd be so old. 😆❤🥃
Amazingly enough.... Vince Lovegrove was their manager and producer. Vince was in a band called the Valentine's in the late 60s with Bon Scott from AC/DC.
Back then you went to a party (no smartphones) you actually went to dance, and socialize face to face. No one filming. No worries about getting blasted in social media. It was more fun In a lot of ways.
90's best decade for club/dance music ever no fighting cause most of the time you where so wrecked on E's or acid you just wanted to dance and love everyone :)
When this joint came on in the club or at a house party, no one was sitting still. I was 14 when this song came out in August of 1990 and it is still a banger!
I saw them perform live back in the day and I can attest that the message at the end is soooo true : "Dee-lite have definately been known to smoke... on stage, that is"
Golly I’ve been watching couples and single people reacting to Dee-Lite and once like 3 second into the actual song. They be busting their grooves hahaha such youth. God I miss the mid 70’s.
In the 80s-90s there were never any fights; we were too busy sweatin' out of our clothes lol! There was so much great music that we would literally dance from 9pm to 2am! Great times and everybody out to dance and have fun!! ... it's a little sad that violence is such a normal thing for the younger generations.
This video is from 1990, but it was done in a psychedelic style from 30 years prior to look like the 1960s. I remember I was a young teen in 1990 when this song/video came out, and I was like, what is up with the 1960s vibes and 1960s clothing on these people? lmao
Everyone is shouting out about Q-Tip & bassist Bootsy Collins in this video. That’s great, they’re great. But it should be noted that Maceo Parker (sax) is in this video too. He also got his start with James Brown back in the 60’s, and is responsible for some of the most recognizable (and sampled) sax solos in funk music. Like Collins, he was also a member of Parliament-Funkadelic in the mid-70’s. Over the last few decades, he’s continued to play with some of the world’s best musicians and musical acts.
The guy at the end of the video who says that despite has known to smoke...on stage That's Bootsy Collins from the group Parliament he actually had a song on UA-cam titled "Party On Plastic"
I lost two classmates sr. Year 1994 from shootings at a gathering...it happened back then too. This was in SLC UT. Not what you would call a high crime city but still has their gang and shooting problems.
This was a huge song at raves where people used to take E. I remember being at a club in NYC and Lady Miss Kier (the female singer) was DJing some songs and she was rolling on E so hard. People were handing out E like it was candy. They had a cold room and bottles of water. What a great night. I remember this one girl asking me to help carry her boyfriend to the cold room and I just picked this guy up off the floor like he weighed nothing (E can make you strong sometimes lol) and carried him in there and tossed her some water and they were fine. I left part of my brain and my soul at that old dumpy warehouse with them hundreds of spaced out ppl all singing and dancing like nothing mattered. Great times.
I remember back in the '90s that all the clubs had big gain screens where they would play these kinds of songs and everybody was dancing by themselves and in groups.
You are right... The eighties and early nineties was a different world. Everyone was just happy and out to have fun. It was literally rude to fight or be mad lol.. We all had so much fun.. Just dance and party.. Drugs were there lol, but it was just all fun. I miss it. Great reaction. Thank you. 😊
I LOVE to see young people appreciate the music we partied to back in the day. Groove is definitely in your hearts.. LOVE...
The '60's-'70's, rhe era of Singer/Songwriters, and the widest range of diverse music genres, all great, on rheir own way!
Never to happen again!
We were blessed to have grown up with so much awesome music!
The new generations need schooling on what constitutes good music.
They appreciate it!
All good! 👍
But none of them know Q-Tip or Bootsie!
@@Iansco1 They're young. Can't hold that against them. This song came out at least 10 years before they were born and they haven't had much time to catch up on great music considering their age. But they're on that journey and that's commendable.
@@laupstad not just them. I have seen 15 channels. People twice or more their age.
@@Iansco1 Fair enough. I didn't know Bootsie by name either the first time I heard this 20 years ago even if I'd heard a lot his playing. Though as a hip hop fan growing up in the 90's I knew Q-Tip well and his verse always made the song for me.
It seems shocking for us old folks that people haven't heard this stuff. But were you listening to Jerry Lee Lewis in your teens? Do you even today know who played bass in his band?
The guy at the end was Bootsy Collins a legend of the funkadelic era of the late 70`s and early 80`s. And he said " Dee-lite has definitely been know to smoke......on stage that is."
I think there's a documentary on him on UA-cam, a good watch...
Q-tip was also the rapper before A tribe called Quest.
Fred Wesley was at the end blowing the horn, as well
Bootsy is a LEGEND of funk!
Bootsy was James Brown`s bass player for decades before playing with Parliament Funkadellic/George Clinton
This video is the exact moment that the 80s became the 90s.
Exactly!! I remember having that feeling when I first heard the song back in the days
Damn we had fun! I remember coming home from raves around 6 am!
Exactly. Oh wait. Madchester came around the same time
@@jvdacosta1 Though the song sounds like 70's and the visuals look like the 60's.
This comment in all the Dee Lite reaction videos. FOH
No fighting, just people from all races coming together and having the most fun eva! It was absolutely a different time.
@Doppelganger D The race hustlers can't make any money if we all get along though... poor guys are gonna starve if there's no division between the races...
@Doppelganger D wow. Violence and racism is a problem at party’s in the US? Come to Europe and party in peace who ever you are 😳
Until 2 years later LA was on fire. Times have never changed just covered up.
True story! This was so much fun 🤩
Right, as long as everybody knew their place. What a bs.
The rapper is none other than Q-Tip from A Tribe Called Quest!
This song is 30 years old still they manage to have a great” ahead of its time song” with white/Black/Japanese/South Asian performers , and I’m old enough to say this track is part of the soundtrack of my life . Thanks for reacting to this masterpiece
The 90s were a lot of fun. 🎉😯Woooóoo🍻
The 90s were so much fun you wouldn’t believe it
So good! Lots of love ❤️ we would dance, god the music was amazing.
Absolutely!!
You can tell in the 90’s that the nostalgia was the 60’s and 70’s.
Yes it was. And in the 70s when I was a kid there was a lot of nostalgia about the 50s.
I think it’s always 20 years back because that’s when the people creating the art at that time were younger. So we had shows like Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley set in the 50s, and long skirts below the knees.
I’m not sure what else because I was just a kid, but the 80s were when the baby boomers were running things and there was a lot of nostalgia for the 60s and Summer of Love, the Beatles, tie dye, Vietnam, protests, etc.
Then in the 90s bell bottoms and hip huggers and long straight hair from the 70s came back in style.
Fore sure! 1950s were huge when I was a little kid in the 80s also. Back to the Future, La Bamba, Stand By Me, Hoosiers, tons more movies about the 50s.
When this came out in the 90s, we loved it coz it was fun and different from anything else
Back then, people weren't all staring down at their phones... while at a party.
I didn't have a mobile(cell)until 1997 and I rarely used it.
They would have if smartphones existed back then though lol
Yessss!!! People can't even go to dinner without everyone on their phones. It's sad.
and if anyone back then had a the kind of phones we have now and didn't stop dead in their tracks and start grooving to this track instead...well is that the sort of person you wanna party with? lol! not me!
@@tricko8000 And something would have died 😔😔😔😔😔
Everybody loved it in the club
She is doing every hippie dance from the 1960's...
The 90s were a wild, lawless time. We didn't give a damn who you were, where you came from, or what you looked like. Just bring a beat and move your body! The parties never ended and everyone was welcome.
Oh yeah I heard this album in concert when it came out in 1990 and I was 15! They were three DJs from NYC who decided to make an album that spawned a huge, super fun #1 dance hit. Getting Bootsy Collins AND Q-tip (from Tribe Called Quest) in your video certainly doesn’t hurt, either! This definitely has great memories for me, so thanks for choosing it! 💜
This was the 90´s...Just want to party and having fun, regardless of which nation, religion or colour you are.
Miss the times
Loved your reaction🥰 yes! You’re exactly right!This was definitely a fun song in the club ‘90
this whole Deelite album is fantastic...great reaction
Fifteen when this video came out, makes me feel old now. Still a jam.
This is one of many dance stuff we used to listen to in roller skating rinks back then. You know, when roller skating was a thing.
Welcome to the 90's ! We had so much fun!🤐✌
So, I was living in Munich, W.Germany when this came out. In the club, we were getting down, stopping and posing at the breaks in the song. It was s a fun time and it is a joy to watch the young people enjoy my music from my early 20s. Cheers!
Got to see Dee-lite perform back in the early 90’s at the Hollywood palladium; great show, great performance!! Lady Miss Kerr must’ve changed outfits at least 7 times
This video has that 70:s retro look & groove. I 'm a 70's kid. I was clubbing, getting my groove to this in the 90's I was in my 20's.
I LOVE Deee-Lite and love this song! 👍💛👍
Lady Miss Kier was an amazing singer and performer!
I was lucky enough to see them live back in the day.
She still DJ’s but she fought cancer and had to give up singing and performing. She had one of the best singing voices for her time so it was a sad loss for everyone. The groove lives on in their music! 🎉
I know here she lives in Brooklyn
A "groovy" song for sure. Here is a fun fact: the rapper is Q-Tip who was part of A Tribe Called Quest. He was also in the movie Poetic Justice with Tupac and Janet Jackson.
Qs movie carrier is sooo not relevant... especially a movie made in the 90s these kids have no idea about (not even a great movie)... but Tribe Called Quest, now that's something being recognized for...
@@ynots38 Amen... RIP Fife Diggy, the 5ft Assassin
The female is Lady Miss Kier
DJ Dimitry, as a member of this band, is still the only Russian musician to ever have a hit song on the American pop charts.
The chills that you spill up my back made me filled with satisfaction when were done satisfaction of what's to come
Love that song, it always puts a smile on your face and the girl can dance
In the 90s the 70s made a comeback. Everyone was wearing flares and hippy fashion
Used to jam to this at a club called Tracks that used to be in DC. There was a house version too I believe
The song you're probably referring to is "What is Love" by them. That was another hot track in the clubs.
Really need a dance vid to this!
1:59 I never realized Q-Tip was in this video
And Bootsy Collins
I am 56 years old now and we used to dance to this song at the clubs in the 90's and we tore that floor up!!!
we had real raves back thn and it was so fun before all the festivals .... saw this group live 2 times and the 2 djs 3 times
You guys are adorable.
Period.
💚
no one compare this woman in dance !
Lady Kier, as beautiful as she is talented and classy
That funky cat on bass is the iconic Bootsy Collins, he got his start as James Brown's bass player. The rapper is Q-Tip from Tribe Called Quest.
Hey, what ever happened to Knockers? Haven't seen her around in a while.
This was the sh….t….people everywhere loved this song…..music back in the day was happy….
clubs were so awesome back then...imagine this song comes on, plus the video playing on a 30 foot video screen. Those spinnin and singin deelite heads were trippy for sure! Lady Miss Kier is a classic, like 60s flower child gone gogo dancer. ...she was big on environment, equality, women's rights, human rights)
guilty pleasure of mine as rocker guy back in high school.. lol. its fire, as they say.;)
The guy that is dropping lines is Qtip from Tribe called quest (great group) and the guy with the axe is Bootsy Collins who played with James Brown and famously from Parliament-Funkadelics. Deee-lite really pulled some good talent for this video. Everyone here are iconic. Keep it up guys... you miss a lot because you are young but it is great to see you experiencing all kinds of music in your vids. Very entertaining. Listen to some rage against the machine and gorillas.
Hippie go go dancers did a lot of those dance moves in the late 60's...
Lady Miss Keir has a degree in fashion design. Also the guest appearances in this video make it a truly magical thing to witness. Q-Tip is the rapper in the bridge, Bootsy Collins from P-Funk and James Brown is the bass player, and Maceo Parker, also from P-Funk and James Brown cut through playing sax.
Haven't seen you kids for a while. Hope you're luvin life.
This song is literally the epitome of just HAVING FUN.
No matter who you are, this song is gonna make you dance and it doesn’t even matter if you dance horrible or amazing, you just gotta dance and let it all out.
In the video you can just tell they had SO much fun making this.
I love watching people hear this for the first time. Common denominator is *large smiles*
I did the rave party scene from 1992 until 2001. In that whole time I saw a grand total of 2 fights, and both were from drama outside the scene.
I love how they're bouncing to the music.
That’s why I’m here,my friend!god bless Livy!😎😍
She knows. That’s why she fixed them & made sure they were camera ready as soon as the beat dropped 😩
@@TrueLibraGirl oh for sure 😂
@@TrueLibraGirl that is so true
If you ain’t bouncing to this, you’re dead.
I don't know in other countries but I remember in the Philippines during my teenage years. The resurface of 60's and 70's gad were all over. I was used to wear bell bottom pants, bots, tie and die shirts or shirts with psychedelic prints trying to pull the "Bee Gees Look" and this songs and other similar songs.
This was a club jam back in the day.
Bootsy wasn't lying. I saw them live on the 1994 Dewdrops tour and about halfway through the show someone in the audience came on stage and handed all three them tabs of ecstasy. It was such a fun show. They pretended that their music gear didn't work and had to do Power of Love accapella.
A glimpse of late 80s/early 90s dance club culture
Such a good time song ! If you like that, you will also like this classic 90s hit :
US3 - "Cantaloop" flip fantasia
Great reaction ! Keep the content coming. ✌️
A hit where and when?
one of the premier party songs in 1990...no such thing as cell phones so people actually talked and danced with each other, glad you liked it
I know you kids are gonna love 💘 this one. It's just like ya'll, fun and vibrant. Enjoy 😉
Bootsy Collins at the end with the smoking reference and the party noise maker that looks like a huge joint. Also, the dancing isn't improvised, everything about this music video is carefully choregraphed.
The 90s were definitely more fun
They certainly were for me! sigh
Miss the 90s for sure.
Cutting onions vibe reminiscing
One of my favorite songs. This was the best when I was in high school
This is basically early 90s house music .. And those dance moves were routine dance moves.. She killed it tho..
Also you got q-tip and bootsie in the video?? Deelite was that group... House music was ALL THAT!!
I remember partying from 8i to 94 about 5 nights a week. Monday being the best. I was lucky to be working 2pm until 10pm where the criteria was job and finish. We were always done by 8.30 to 9pm. Great times.
Deee-lite was groovey AS SHIT.
And yes, things were chill back then.
So chill.
Keep having fun and discovering new things from the past you guys.
Damm.
I never thought I'd be so old.
😆❤🥃
You guys have good taste ! 💕 Love your commentary on this one ! Yes you are correct the 90s were fun loving & carefree
I saw these guys in a small club back in 95. So much fun.
So much fun! Love it. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Amazingly enough.... Vince Lovegrove was their manager and producer. Vince was in a band called the Valentine's in the late 60s with Bon Scott from AC/DC.
4:23 , the famous Q-Tip of Tribe Called Quest , Go check the songs of his group and his solo.
Thanks for the reaction jeje LOVE It so much
My wife and still dance to this song! We were both 20 year old when the song came out and we are both 50 years old and we still got the moves!
That’s Bootsy Collins on bass from Parliament Funkadelic.
Well I will tell you the early 90's was the the bomb I was in college, the songs from that era were great to dance to.
Back then you went to a party (no smartphones) you actually went to dance, and socialize face to face. No one filming. No worries about getting blasted in social media. It was more fun In a lot of ways.
Fun fact there was a sample from jazz musician herby Hancock from his 1966 jazz album and bootsy Collins helped as well
90's best decade for club/dance music ever no fighting cause most of the time you where so wrecked on E's or acid you just wanted to dance and love everyone :)
This was a popular song it made it big in 80's, but the video was set in the 60s. Much love 💘
Oooh lala lala lalalala
Lady Miss Kier was a professional Club DJ on the cutting edge of fashion and music in the 80's & 90's
one of the " funnest " songs ever! big love to all people :)
When this joint came on in the club or at a house party, no one was sitting still. I was 14 when this song came out in August of 1990 and it is still a banger!
I remember dancing this song in the 90s ! Love it! 60s fashion was so cool
I saw them perform live back in the day and I can attest that the message at the end is soooo true : "Dee-lite have definately been known to smoke... on stage, that is"
The 90s were a blast! This group!!
Btw, this whole album by Dee Lite was slamming! I remember working in retail at Fairlane mall in Michigan and we played this album to death!
I felt your age again . Danced to it in MANY clubs ...✌👍🌷
Golly I’ve been watching couples and single people reacting to Dee-Lite and once like 3 second into the actual song. They be busting their grooves hahaha such youth. God I miss the mid 70’s.
'91
In the 80s-90s there were never any fights; we were too busy sweatin' out of our clothes lol! There was so much great music that we would literally dance from 9pm to 2am! Great times and everybody out to dance and have fun!! ... it's a little sad that violence is such a normal thing for the younger generations.
This video is from 1990, but it was done in a psychedelic style from 30 years prior to look like the 1960s. I remember I was a young teen in 1990 when this song/video came out, and I was like, what is up with the 1960s vibes and 1960s clothing on these people? lmao
30 year cycle
True. 1977 to about 1991 were some fun times...!
Everyone is shouting out about Q-Tip & bassist Bootsy Collins in this video. That’s great, they’re great. But it should be noted that Maceo Parker (sax) is in this video too. He also got his start with James Brown back in the 60’s, and is responsible for some of the most recognizable (and sampled) sax solos in funk music. Like Collins, he was also a member of Parliament-Funkadelic in the mid-70’s. Over the last few decades, he’s continued to play with some of the world’s best musicians and musical acts.
The guy at the end of the video who says that despite has known to smoke...on stage
That's Bootsy Collins from the group Parliament he actually had a song on UA-cam titled "Party On Plastic"
I lost two classmates sr. Year 1994 from shootings at a gathering...it happened back then too. This was in SLC UT. Not what you would call a high crime city but still has their gang and shooting problems.
This was a huge song at raves where people used to take E. I remember being at a club in NYC and Lady Miss Kier (the female singer) was DJing some songs and she was rolling on E so hard. People were handing out E like it was candy. They had a cold room and bottles of water. What a great night. I remember this one girl asking me to help carry her boyfriend to the cold room and I just picked this guy up off the floor like he weighed nothing (E can make you strong sometimes lol) and carried him in there and tossed her some water and they were fine. I left part of my brain and my soul at that old dumpy warehouse with them hundreds of spaced out ppl all singing and dancing like nothing mattered. Great times.
Great song and such a great time in music. Miss those days!!
70's throwback.... theyvwere in the 90's paying homage to the trippy 70's
Man said delight been know to smoke!!
I remember back in the '90s that all the clubs had big gain screens where they would play these kinds of songs and everybody was dancing by themselves and in groups.
I saw her on another stream with Dan bell two times she simes nice 👍
You are right... The eighties and early nineties was a different world. Everyone was just happy and out to have fun. It was literally rude to fight or be mad lol.. We all had so much fun.. Just dance and party.. Drugs were there lol, but it was just all fun. I miss it. Great reaction. Thank you. 😊