This is called bubblegum pop.

Honestly, the best part of the video is when Bisscute says “People will still find a reason to fight”. Her comment is more realistic and humane than the lyrics of the song, as well as showing how Bisscute knows how to give an honest opinion, i.e. saying what people need to hear and not what they want to hear. Well done, Bisscute!

Good day Bisscute 🎉

You'll definitely need to check out Call Me by Blondie

Hello Biss, great song, great band and great choice for the reaction💓💓👍👍next songs to react from Blondie: Call me and Rapture (Official Music Video).

Probably my favorite Blondie song is FADE AWAY AND RADIATE of which I don't know any live performances, but the studio version is essential. Great reaction ✊

Классная песня! Спасибо красавица 💇!❤

This sounds like the studio recording. Many videos at that time were just live footage dubbed with studio recordings.

Do the song called " The Tide is High" . You're going to love it.

Atomic, Sunday Girl, Call Me, The Tide is High, Denis, Rapture, I'm Always Touched by Your Presence Dear, Picture This, Union City Blue, Rip Her to Shreds, One Way or Another, Fade Away and Radiate, Maria and Long Time are all great choices.

Try Firehouse songs 👌

Try Firehouse songs 👌

Try Firehouse songs 👌

Back then I was a long haired Metal guy - no disco girls - Yet I was interested in Punk girls = Debbie Harry, with her hair styles and Punk pogo dance was just great.

I lost my sister this year and hearing this song during this holiday season hit me hard. This holidays is not gonna feel right. Perfect song.

Bisscute try Firehouse songs

That's interesting. Blondie also did the theme song ("Call Me") for a Richard Gere movie called "America Gigolo" where Gere played a high price Gigolo, before he played in Pretty Woman.

Debbie Harry was an icon - blondie has some outstanding catchy songs (tide is high, call me, etc)

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If you like this high energy Blondie song, then definitely check out my favourite song from them, "Hanging On The Telephone" ( Official Video ).. It's actually a cover, but they made it a classic !

"Shayla" is nice.

Great reaction, Don rereleased this with Home Free for its 50 year anniversary and it so well done. Don and Home Free have also done a new release of Vincent that also really good. Home Free was invited to sing there version of American Pie when Don got his Holly wood Star ⭐️. Hope you check them out as well.

Probably the best American 1970s punk band that moved into pop, courtesy of their producers.

try Doom Or Destiny...latest

Great song, great band, great reaction!

Great reaction late 70's 1979 great voice and indeed a stunning lady made some good music.. blondie - atomic blondie - call me is the theme song from the movie american gigolo

😊😊❤❤ Blondie music is variety. They are one excellent band.

Clem Burke is just a mad man on the skins. He must have been the inspiration behind the muppet Animal.

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This is a great New Wave/Pop Punk song! I have come to appreciate Blondie more as I have gotten older as I was pretty young at the height of their popularity. Check out "Call Me" and "Rapture" when you get the chance. Fun reaction Biss!

Love your reactions when you hear really great singers usually it's happens when ur listening to ballads journey righteous brother foreigner you love them songs that pull on your heart strings

Hello beautiful gorgeous princess

This entire video is my reaction to episode 7... It makes me feel better that I wasn't the only one heavily effected by ekko and powders beautiful but brief and bittersweet relationship

Please give your reaction to Vanny Vabiola's new official music video "Never Regret" it just released on 18/12/2024. Thanks in advance.

First view, up vote and comment. I love your reactions!

Hi 😊

You have to react to Carlos Santana "oye cómo va" and "samba pa ti " live in México 1993 thank you

Yes, you are correct, this is the studio recorded track.

One of those songs that shouldn't be covered. Oh wait, Madonna f*cked it up big time!

A masterpiece of a pop record

You are so WHOLESOME! You very special. God bless you always. Huge shout out from Brazil!!

Each generation has had its own version of the day the music died. Buddy Holly, Morrison-Joplin-Hendrix, Elvis, John Lennon, Kurt Cobain on and on.

So many metaphors, there are articles on the song. ‘This’ll be the day that I die’, inspired by Buddy Holly’s that’ll be the day that I die, which was inspired by John Wayne’s catch phrase in the Searchers ‘That’ll be the day’. Helter Skelter- a song on the Beatles White Album, Charles Manson believed the Beatles were talking to him, then on the hottest day of 1969 (a summer swelter) his ‘family’ committed the murders at the home of Sharon Tate. (Which inspired Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood). Do you believe in Rock and Roll, Can music save your mortal stoul?

Buddy Holly was a very rare talent.

I was a freshman in High-school when this was released. It always hits my emotions. You did very well with the references for someone, unlike me , who didn’t grown up in the US in the '60s. Another song that covers events of those times was Billy Joel's "We didn't start the fire".

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There are many interpretations to this song. I think it is about the huge cultural shift that occurred in the US during the sixties. How you interpret the song after that depends on how you feel about the shift.

Let me tell you a sad story. This song hit the market and everybody that was into any form of rock, or rock and roll absolutely loved it. Including me and I actually made an effort and was able to go to one of his concerts live. The story it tells was a great 1. The death of buddy, holly and others was only a little over 10 years old at the time. But sadly, back in those days before today's technology. We enjoyed our music almost a 100% from listening to radio. And this song was so popular and was on the charts for so long and was played constantly by DJ's. It actually wore itself out to the point where as of today. I even still turn it off when it comes on. Due to those d j's playing the heck out of it to the point where you went from, loving it to overload and not want to listen to It. Oh I still recognize the greatness of that is just one of those things that you can't seem to overcome once it's reached the stage of driving you batty. Anyway, I can say this, though that the concert I went to was great because it was well before that song had been played to death on the radio.

Vamos dizer que isso seja um emo aceitável por aqui. Ouça nosso punk rock de verdade🤘

Helter- Skelter is a Beatles song it's on the White album.