Abba does your mother know reaction-i can't believe the lyrics to this song!

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Abba does your mother know reaction.The Swedish group were huge during the 70s &80s with big live shows and so many hits.Today their are huge Abba cover bands all over the world.They gave us songs like Waterloo,dancing queen,thank you for the music,winner takes it all and more.
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[@calvinmurty8273]

There was no outcry. If you get the meaning of the song, the guy is telling the young girl that she should not be wherever she is (disco or whatever) looking for the kind of fun she is not supposed to be involved in at that age, and he’s asking her if her mother knows where she is... in other words, he’s saying to her, okay I’ll humour you but I’m not going to cross any lines because you are way too young.

[@marcodebrabander5751]

ABBA is unique in the completely different music styles (and combinations of styles) they used in every song. They never played safe with repeating the last hit in some kind. You can listen to a lot of tracks (there are ±115 songs..) to get what I mean! And the lyrics, well these were the 'innocent 70ties' lol. ABBA was really the true face of that. They didn't do drugs or rough parties, didn't smash hotel rooms, étc. Just 2 lame married couples who made the best pop in history!

[@Muckylittleme]

While other rockers were sleeping with 13 and 14 year old groupies, ABBA were singing "that's no way to go, does your mother know" It is a very cute take on it and still very ABBA.

[@Asa...S]

Isn´t it the exact _opposite_ of being a bad boy to tell a girl "does your mother know you´re here, you´re way too young for this,you need to be more careful"?

[@AithlynC]

Yes, it practically is. But people want to get all up in arms about political correctness. (People in the comments, I mean. Not Harri. He's taking it in good humour mostly.)

[@thankyouforthemusic4881]

I was 10 years old when this track came out and I had no idea of the lyrics. I just loved (and still do) Abba. One tune that probably would be controversal today is " When I kissed the teacher". Still love Abba 45 years later.

[@herrbonk3635]

Yes, nothing of sexual nature was any big deal in the 1970s/80s Sweden. (As opposed to today, where the world has gone hyper moralistic, religious, and in general back to the middle ages again.) Making money was controversial though, and that's what the press and progressive bands accused Abba for :D

[@sshelget]

Oh my gosh! At first I thought this comment was from me, ha ha because I just wrote one saying I was about 10 years old when I first heard this song. I was at a roller skating rink and they played this song but I had no idea what they were saying or the title of the song so I went up to the guy playing the records to ask him what the name of the song was. (I already knew who ABBA was). But, like you, I had no idea what the lyrics were saying - I just LOVED the tune and beat and I still do. Most times I love songs for their music rather than the words - half the time I don’t even listen to the words until I’ve heard the song a million times, ha ha.

[@Steveoqotsa]

My favourite ABBA song,such a catchy rocky song & the girls harmonies are perfect

[@heiswise2012]

I remember this song played heavily on the radio here in Finland back then. And the lyrics were no problem at all. I love ABBA btw. I wish you would make more videos of their songs. There are SO many good songs from them. There are actually no bad songs after the year 1975 from them.

[@marlarogers9304]

He is trying to keep her out of trouble. Yeah, we can dance and chat, maybe even flirt a little, but you should cool it before you find trouble.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Hes a nice guy 😀

[@marlarogers9304]

@@HarriBestReactions I think so. Merry Christmas!

[@herrbonk3635]

So *the whole world* has this new moralistic panic now?! ... God how I want the 1970s/80s back...

[@HappySwedishPancake]

This is the way an adult man should respond to a young girl that's a bit out on deep waters. I'll dance with you for a bit but then you should go home. Not take advantage of her. Peace.

[@timtutt2670]

He’s basically in the song telling the girl to wait and he won’t give in. That’s their explanation of the song. Love your reactions.

[@1nelsondj]

This is my favorite Abba song, so catchy and the girls make the song great. The boys rarely sing lead on a song, just once in a while. Yes it's racy but he is turning the groupie down, unlike what the Rolling Stones or Led Zeppelin would have done. Frida never looked hotter than in this video.

[@kirbyjakescarborough4515]

Cheers Harry! I’m a new fan. Loved the review mate!

[@eduardooscar309]

Good day Harry! and congratulations on your reaction "Does your mother know" It was the second single from the sixth album "Voulez vous" peaked at #4 in the U.K. it's a good rock demonstrating the versatility of ABBA's musical genres (the live version is amazing with the most powerful "Hole in your soul") upbeat melody from Benny, good lead voice from Björn, vocal harmonies and a powerful chorus from the flawless Agnetha and Frida I agree that it has something of the spirit of "Waterloo": its joy and power (but "Waterloo" is iconic, magical, epic, a work of art; I wait for you reaction, at the Eurovisión Song Contest is lovely)

[@carlawiberg6282]

outcry? in those days? LOL!!!

[@HarriBestReactions]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@caribeandude1]

ABBA is "like a box of chocolates, you never know what you gonna get"

[@killinglonliness88]

Love the Forrest Gump reference lol.

[@synchronicityman9062]

A lot of the public just think of Dancing Queen, or Fernando etc when they think of ABBA, but there is SO much more to the band than that. They were not at all 'safe'- that's just a misperception, as this song shows. They have countless other 'risque' songs eg. When I Kissed The Teacher. But it was the 1970s and cultural norms were different then so I don't remember there being any controversy about 'Does Your Mother Know'. Sadly we've moved into an overly politically correct era where even the recent 'ABBA' movie Mamma Mia 2 changed the lyrics of 'When I Kissed The Teacher' to make it more acceptable. That's sad, in my humble opinion. I'm new to your channel, Harry, and I like how you genuinely listen to songs so I have subscribed. Thanks for going down the ABBA rabbit hole. You'll have many surprises. In fact, do you know they actually wrote about YOU in the song 'Our Last Summer'? LOL.

[@jamescronan7220]

It is "almost like the perfect pop song" because it is the perfect pop song.

[@michaeldaugette802]

I remember this song from the late 70s when I was 6 or 7 years old , nearly everybody was into ABBA back then ! Love this song !

[@Elbe-Citizen]

There are some songs that are hardly being played on the radio though they are beautiful. Check just for your private interest „Hasta manana“ - „I am the city“ - „You owe me one“ - „If it wasn’t for the nights“ - „I am just a girl“ (Agnetha) - „Dance (while the music still goes on)“ - „Bang a boomerang“ - „Me and I“ (person with split personality) - „Watch out“ (Hard Rock) - „Put on your white sombrero“ - „Cassandra“ or „Like an angel passing through my room“, the last three ones by Frida‘s lower voice. May Abba bring you some special feelings !

[@jeffmorris6105]

I don't remember any outcry at that time , because the song is about an older person refusing to go for what has been offered, and showing good moral character. Times were different then and I don't think now you could even show this issue without some kind of blowback just from the suggestiveness, even if the singer did the right thing. Also most of the band members were in their 30's at this time and an 18 year old could be considered young to them, considering their superstar atatus in the late 70's and the people who would be throwing themselves at the band members.

[@HarriBestReactions]

This was exactly why i asked the question Jeff..Great write up

[@LesSmith45]

1979 when this came out. I was 18 my favorite ABBA song. There most rocking song! No controversy at all! Dude it was the late 70’s back then there was none of the bullshit stuff that goes on today! Every thing was suggestive then. One of the best decades to be a teen

[@eduardooscar309]

some context data: the video is from April 5 and 6, 1979 (They also filmed "Voulez vous" those same days) curiously those two days were: Agnetha's 29th birthday and the fifth anniversary of unforgettable and momentous ABBA triumph in the Eurovision Song Contest (with their most iconic song "Waterloo") the blonde singer Agnetha and Björn (here the lead voice) were already separated since the end of 1978 (with two young children) what will be legal divorce in 1980 It must have been a very difficult birthday for Agnetha; but still, here she looks beautiful and radiant

[@bobbyyounger7632]

The year was 1979 and disco was at it's height .... and no there was no controversy over this song

[@anderspersson7084]

If you listen to "Dancing Queen" first then this "Does you mother know" it sounds like two persons inner monologue in the same situation.

[@Mingus8]

They had 9 number ones in the UK, and 19 hits on the top ten.

[@petegtorcan]

ABBA got away with a few risqué lyrics. Summer Night City: “Walking in the moonlight, love-making in the park”. Voulez-Vous: picking up in a bar and having a one-night-stand. Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!: self explainable Lol

[@birchleaf]

They were stars in the 70’s and of course they attracted some groupies. But ABBA were two married couples so they weren’t very interested. So this song is basically telling that kind of fans to ”take it easy, that’s no way to go! Does your mother know?”

[@mervinmannas7671]

If you really want to hear ABBA do rock check out the live versions of 'Hole in your Soul' and 'Summer Night City'. Remeber the influences on the boys growing up and in their early mucial days were the Rolloing Stones, the Beatles and Elvis

[@Tom_McMurtry]

Rock me is always good

[@Robert-xv7io]

In Sweden kids and young people meet at kiosk or gas station. Because they could not go to the pub or to the disco. Anyways once in a while younger girls sneak into those places and then this happens. It's a song that most people in Sweden can be relating to as when they were younger.

[@roger4268]

The Who guitarist Pete Townshend has said "SOS" is one of the best pop songs ever written, adding that when he first heard the song he "was transported by it". Ray Davies of The Kinks said that he was taken with the song after seeing the group perform it on the BBC television show Seaside Special. John Lennon has also said the same about ABBA´'s song "SOS" So a reaction to this may not be entirely wrong. 🧐

[@flugsven]

I heard it inspired the Sex Pistols to write Pretty Vacant! Maybe it's the non stop change of key? Both songs are amazing.

[@roger4268]

Great reaction Harri, thank you!

[@helenpeterson]

It is considered more disco than rock. If you think this was racy you should check out their song Two For The Price Of One from the Dick Cavett Show, now that is a little risque until you near the end of the song where it all becomes clear. They are the Masters of Suggestion but how one interprets the lyrics is purely up to them. Try Kisses of Fire the video drives many wild. Great reaction.

[@maor1810]

Great hearing you react to ABBA! It's also nice that you always pay attention to the lyrics. If you don't know "Money Money Money", "Fernando" or "Knowing Me, Knowing You", you should do a reaction to one of these, as they are some of the band's greatest hits :)

[@HarriBestReactions]

Thanx..i am doing more Abba definitely.I have 2 or 3 here..Check for it

[@karenbinkley4834]

@@HarriBestReactions Do a reaction to When I kissed the teacher please.

[@toreedstrom1172]

Nice reaction, Harri !

[@HarriBestReactions]

Glad you enjoyed

[@hakanandersson7850]

You should also listen to the lyrics on the two songs Rock me and Summer night city.

[@wawa2]

Really enjoy your reactions, thank you!!

[@HarriBestReactions]

Thank you too!

[@johnkowal7148]

that was a great reaction

[@dinodasbunce6224]

No outcry, no controversy, in short the guy in the song was saying you are to young for this, go home. If this song was such a shock to your system then you probably better not listen to "Young Girl" by Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, you would have a major melt down right on the spot. But that song deals with a situation where the girl is passing herself off as much older than she is. When the man in the song finds out he tells her to go back home to her momma even though at that point he is emotionally invested in the relationship. Actually it is a great song, here is a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3uph4Oud9WYsM0

[@HarriBestReactions]

Thanx Dinodas

[@genewebb2837]

if you think the lyrics in this song are shocking listen to TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE, very clever song with a twist at the end, released several years later than this, never a single but a good album track

[@davidkeenan5642]

How could there be a negative reaction? This is a dance song where the guy is saying "I'll dance with you, but you're too young for anything more." Think about the The Police and Don't Stand So Close To Me, that was about a teacher who was tempted by his hot female students!

[@user-xq2qh3tl1r]

Nothing wrong with the lyrics, no outcry, but it was great to see Agnetha looking happy for a change

[@laurenpeck3609]

Love this one!!!

[@HarriBestReactions]

Me too!

[@ramonfioricompositor8462]

Hari, they have some "hard", suggestive lyrics, by the way: 1) Gimme Gimme = A woman prays for any man enter her house and "stays" (trying to be ellegant) with her till the morning; 2) The Tiger = Just imagine the impact on Agnetha and Frida asking you: "what if I eat you??"

[@HarriBestReactions]

Hahahahhahs you trying ro get me hot and its working

[@laurenpeck3609]

I was a very young teen, I don't recall any backlash. It was pretty common in the USA for a 15 or 16 year old to date someone 19 or 20.

[@HarriBestReactions]

I think the age gap was more in this song😀

[@laurenpeck3609]

@@HarriBestReactions Oh, I'm sure!! Still not as taboo as now. Plus the character of the man in song is right on!!

[@carlawiberg6282]

Our generation were young in the blessed liberated time window after the contraceptive pill was invented and before hiv/aids struck ...

[@HarriBestReactions]

im jealous 😀

[@stephenqualtrough7322]

Just heard the "hidden " ABBA song . Although sung by Elaine Paige and Barbara Dicksonn the song I know Hin so well was written by Bjorn and Brnny with Tim Rice Check it out for 2 more lovely ladies singing their hearts out

[@mikhalbruns2414]

ABBA were such great musicians because they were able to produce great hits using any style of music, even similar to classic opera sometimes, or Greek sirtaki for instance. This is one of the styles and subjects they used quite often. Just think about the Dancing Queen, who was only 17, or Chiquitita (= very little pretty girl).

[@zpitzer]

well contraversial in the us maybe, they didn't do it in the song, also legal age in sweden is 15

[@Flatwoodsdad]

I think the video of them doing this live from Wembley and going into "Hole In Your Soul" is some of their best video. It's even more uptempo and they really pull it off in a great way, You can see in their faces how much they love to perform.

[@johnmcdermid6896]

They are singing the exact opposite of what your suggesting, they are warning the young ones not too push too much, therefore"does your mother know" and no there was no controversy when this came out.. thanks for the reaction all the same...

[@guymoffitt]

Abba's lyrics were never as innocent or vacuous as they were frequently portrayed by critics in the '70s, Bjorn wrote the vast majority of the lyrics and, particularly in the later years, as his facility with and sophistication with the English language increased they can be quite odd. Remember, he wrote a great many of them for his wife (later ex-wife) Agnetha to sing. For perhaps the raciest Abba lyrics listen to the song Tiger; imagine if Robert Plant had sung that song there would have been protests ... the video version from Abba the Movie is perhaps the best.

[@roger4268]

I MUST RECOMMEND (CHRISTINE BARANSKI - DOES YOUR MOTHER KNOW) This is from the movie (based on the Broadway musical) "Mamma Mia", which was totally based on Abba songs. There's a sequel called "Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again." I love this. It's one of the most entertaining numbers from any movie musical, and certainly, one of the most feel-good movie musicals ever made. (You should also watch the Dancing Queen number!)

[@hakontvedt1405]

Frank Zappa loved that his song about Bobby Brown was a number 1 Hit in Norway Tower of power golden shower etc did not make the song banned the people working with public morale on radio/TV were not good enough in English to understand the song. At the same time a version of Harper Vally High in Norwegian was banned.

[@hugolarsson3600]

I honestly don't remember any controversy arising from this song. What I DO remember is thinking "Yes! They can still rock!" (I really wasn't a fan of disco.)

[@mrfantastic8451]

You really don't know ABBA yet. This is exacly their kind of songs. You should also react to Kisses Of Fire by them. Then not the police will knock your door, but even FBI 😂😂😂 You really should try it 😁🥰

[@HarriBestReactions]

hahahahs FBI...ok..Kisses of fire is my next

[@mrfantastic8451]

@@HarriBestReactions but in this song the lyrics is hard to hear, so you should read it after hearing the song 😁 I'm just saying 🥰

[@HarriBestReactions]

@@mrfantastic8451 Trust me..i heard everything 😀🤣😀

[@pigeonsniper667]

If you think about what he is saying to her, he never denied an attraction but feels protective of her. There nothing in the song that give a real idea of her age. He only say he thinks she is a child. What is his age? 22? 24? 24 would see an 18/19/20 year old as a child.

[@vanjalavoie550]

Voulez-Vous is awesome! Try it.

[@wongedwardtuckhoe4284]

Try voulez vous,money money money,kisses of fire,the king has lost his crown.

[@vanjalavoie550]

Bad and good on opposing shoulders

[@imano8265]

Again I like you´re reaction. Thank you for that. The late 60s and the 70s some see them as a sexual liberation. In comparison to the zeitgeist then, it seems pretty much harmless. (look at glamrock or punk)At the time when this song came out they have great success but they weren´t regarded as a group who has really much to say. Even, or might I say especially in their own country Sweden the people almost hate them. Theese times you had to be political. The songs survived!!! of course. Because they are well composed and arranged. The trick is they seemed to be easy ( you can sing along with them almost the first second you hear them) but they are much more complicatet and deap in a musical way.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Thanx so much Imano

[@mifeke6149]

They also sing a song called "Rock Me" and the lyrics basically mean "Fuck Me"

[@dinodasbunce6224]

You need to watch the live version of this. It is even better and you can watch them rock out even harder. Here is the link to "Does Your Mother Know" & "Hole In Your Sou"l (ABBA In Concert - SVT) live at Wembley in 1979: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHbciod3g7iDoJY

[@tikku123]

Hey. - if u you tube Abba in Switzerland- they lipped synced to a more rock version - apparently this song was heavily edited - I was around when this was originally released - no controversy- it was the 70’s - actually Bjorn and Agnetha had recently separated when they did this video - the Voulez-Vous album took a long time to record - the tracks recorded in ‘78 were before Agnetha and Björn separated - they separated and kept working with the album - incredible

[@vanjalavoie550]

No, my parents don't care where I am bc I'm 50 years old. lol

[@scottlight9155]

I am so glad I grew up back then and didn’t have to deal with all this morally perfect facade that people are trying to portray today. I hate the whole “helicopter parenting” concept of today! My extreme success in life today is because I did NOT have helicopter parents. My parents allowed us kids to go out and play and explore the world. If I got injured it taught me a lesson not to make that mistake again. Duhhh! It’s pretty simple parents. Stop helicoptering your kids. You are making them useless idiots with no common sense later on in life. I’m sorry for the ranting. Thank you.

[@daniellastuart3145]

racy try the song When i Kissed the Teacher

[@Immersionist]

Since when was ABBA ever a "goodie-two-shoes-band"? Not that I think the lyrics are that "shocking" either, but what do I know, I'm just a regular Swede.

[@kyleday5026]

can u react to abba ode to freedom and bumblebee and i can be that woman

[@bettyartis3648]

Interestingly, the young girl ref is always risky. Young Girl by Gary Pucket and the Union Gap actually makes him the victim of a Lolita type (yuck) and worst of all, My Sharona by the Knack. I always get it up for the touch of the younger kind. Seriously! They were such catchy songs and teenage girls responded. But it's not good that 30 y.o. men are using these lyrics. Abba, more cautionary. Interesting time in music for sure.

[@marsbearmcw3050]

You’re missing the true meaning. He’s being a good guy not a bad guy. He’s showing concern that she’s in a club on her own and her mother wouldn’t like it.

[@flugsven]

I don't find it kinky at all, I just think it's kind of cute! Not to worry; he Knows she's out of bounds. We hear that. But a dance or two- okay, and that's it! If you hear When I kissed the teacher first and then this one it's like hearing her side first, and then his side of it. 😃 But yeh, it's rather innocent in my ears.

[@nagi.selgri]

React to The Piper!

[@annikasvensson205]

I dont understand what U are chocked about? Two people dance and flirt at a disco in the 70s. The girl is in her teens and the boy thinks she is a little to young and let her know that he wont sleep with her. A more mature version from Mamma Mia movie is kind of fun to se also. 🤩

[@HarriBestReactions]

Choked? You think i was choked? Thats hilarious..I am engaging Annika..Simply asking questions😀

[@annikasvensson205]

Oh, well yes. Thats what you said several times.

[@annikasvensson205]

But english is not my native language so I apparently missunderstood you.. Anyway... to me this song is really innocent

[@stevemariman8769]

It sounds like real life to me. Awkward dynamics sometime arise. I don't recall any controversy at the time, though I do remember a rash of school boards being upset about "Another Brick in the Wall" (Pink Floyd) around the same time! 1979

[@HarriBestReactions]

Wow! Could you please tell why the wall uproar?

[@stevemariman8769]

@@HarriBestReactions Many school districts and school boards, in the US and abroad (South Africa, where the song became an anthem for many schoolchildren) tried to have the song "Another Brick in the Wall (pt. 2)" banned from the radio, because the lyrics "We don't need no education. We don't need no thought control...etc." alarmed them. The song was very popular, and many educators were not happy about it, especially with an entire classroom of kids singing the second verse on the recording.

[@klausolekristiansen2960]

If you think this is racy, how would you describe Voulez Vous or Andante, Andante?

[@marianneurdinola6570]

Nothing odd fore that time normal i am swedish perhaps we even thought it was not even naughty enoff

[@HarriBestReactions]

hahahahha I know..i had a lot of Swedish friends as a younger guy..i know u guys are so full of fun..goreous ladies Swedes are

[@vanjalavoie550]

I WAS that chick in the song. smh

[@ShootDigital]

I do not think it is suggestive at all, the problem is in the person who listens to it & how he or she perceives it. This is a fabulous classic, a well written song from my area - if you are shocked then it is time for you to look at yourself as i am sure others do not see it in the same manner. If you find this shocking might i suggest that you should go listen to so good old glam rock like "The Sweet" little willy kzbin.info/www/bejne/hH6ZemCmortjiKM or Wig Wam Bam kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKqld6ugoq-Dp80 again do not take it as suggestive just enjoy a well writing peace of music ie the song..

[@stephenqualtrough7322]

No controversy at the time But have you seen the Mama Mia clip where they cover this song and it role reverses the sexes and the girls berate the baby faces boys on the make !

[@stephenqualtrough7322]

And try Honey Honey The ABBA girls date a guy and find out he is a love machine . It dont cheer you up nothing else will Harry So bouncy ouncy

[@jamiesumner3070]

If u can't hack this song then i wouldnt listen to Young Girl by gary puckett lol

[@kimcutts6153]

I don't get it. The lyrics to this song are definitely NOT racy, in anyway, shape or form?!. In fact, they're the exact opposite. They're telling the girl that she's too young to be where she is, & does her mamma know where she is and what's she doing. Jeez, I'm glad I was born when I was (1964), & not after. It seems the generation after mine are shocked by the slightest thing. Anyhoo, Abba "Does Your Mamma Know"..... Great song, even enjoyed your reaction, although I found it slightly odd. 😊👍🤪🎼🎶🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️

[@vanjalavoie550]

You're funny. They sing about all kinds of stuff. *sigh*

[@TangoEliott]

He is being responsible. Think about it. She is too young. You are way off on this one. This song created no controversy. It is nothing about the band being bad.

[@munirrahman]

So sad & pathetic to see u totally misunderstood the song's lyrics and delivered us an opinion landing on an absolute opposite side. Thumbs Down mate.

[@ArianaH3ART]

Wow my guy you need to tone it down, saying omg the cops are going to be knocking down my door! Wtf are you serious, are you that much of a prude the song isn't even about that you took it there, even pausing the video when that part came up just ruined the whole reaction, damn dude relax lol.

[@clapiotis]

No controversy as far as I remember. You seem like a neat guy but I really disliked how many times you repeat the word "suggestive". Too much political correctness from your behalf.

[@Whistler4u]

When you think Abba is raunchy. Geesh, grow up.