Blondie - Heart of Glass *DayOne Reacts*

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[@nikkicarrington9365]

Debbie was absolutel icon for millions around the world

[@AtomicVampire1]

Still is for me

[@erocrush]

Was? Still is.

[@robertevans2450]

One aspect of Debbie not often mentioned these days, she was a part of all genres back in her day. She was just as likely to be found with punk rockers like Johnny D or Joey Ramone, as she was with pop/rock artists like David Bowie and Mick Jagger, or New Wave/Age musicians like David Byrne and Devo, and there is 100's of pictures of her parting it up with Rock and Roll legends, Saturday Night Live alums, and she must be listed as one of the originators of Rap and often found intermingling with new artist of the day in clubs & studios giving her one of her best songs, Rapture. One of the few women to upstage Joan Jett and Pat Benatar, Wilson sisters, Stevie Nicks, & Donna Summers. She loved art, creativity and good times, which is why disco naturally fit her, and yet didn't define her. One of the few people, who could hang with John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd after hours and is still alive today to tell you about it.

[@bryanforis1839]

Great song still sounds good 43 years later

[@gregorybrown3272]

Blondie made musical tourism FUN! The had hits with disco, punk, techno, rap, and reggae! All in the span of about three years.

[@danalauren4409]

Blondie was/is one of the greatest Bands! WE LOVE YOU, DEBBIE!

[@michelleschulz4903]

Do more Blondie. She's absolutely brilliant 👍

[@wnsafford1854]

Fun fact; Debbie Harry’s earlier Punk look inspired Harley Quinn’s look in Suicide Squad. Per actress Margot Robbie, they were struggling with Harley's look, till costume designer, Kate Hawley, brought in old pics of Debbie. If you search Debbie Harry Images, there’s a series of her in a torn “Vulture” T-shirt (taken 1976 for Punk Magazine, by photographer Chris Stein). It’s pretty easy to see where Harley’s “Daddy’s Lil Monster” outfit came from.

[@redpine8665]

Debbie Harry was a total dreamboat and knew it! I remember an interviewer asked her if she thought her beauty was a detriment to being taken seriously as an artist, and she said "Hell no! It's good for business. What can I say? I'm a lucky bitch!" I love that attitude.

[@shanedesselle2590]

Such an honest, refreshing comment compared with what most would probably say today. “It’s about me as an artist and not about sex appeal, blah, blah, blah”.

[@nickmorrell3559]

She also said her face sells. ..so tru

[@nickmorrell3559]

She also said my face seems to sell I can't help that. ..love her

[@konglives4453]

I heard somewhere that Debbie Harry was the most photographed woman in the world in 1978.... very easy to believe ! And that voice, pure heaven.

[@PurpleImpactStrategies]

She was

[@vagabondvibes2578]

Good for you! Love it! Blondie were ahead of their time and made timeless punk-pop-disco music with high levels of musicianship.

[@jeffkharpoharpo3472]

Debora Harry Graduated from "Centenary College" for Woman !! Centenary became Coed in 1976! It is located in Hackettstown, New Jersey, My hometown, She Graduated with a Associate of Arts degree in 1965. She would be seen around town ! I had a Crush on her but I was only 16

[@michaelpoore8368]

I love Blondie and the 70s ,80s.

[@tedmejia2690]

Love that song ... great reaction and dance moves

[@jimswank472]

As a young boy in the 70's I had this album like every boy in the 70s who had a huge crush on her because she was so beautiful like you my dear. Rock on 🎉

[@DaveHof]

They came out of the New York punk scene, and had their first hit (this one) in disco. Check out "One Way Or Another," which is closer to their punk roots, then "The Tide is High" for reggae Blondie and "Rapture" for rapping Blondie. And if you really want to go deeper, try "Island of Lost Souls" for calypso Blondie.

[@rsw1227]

BLONDIE: "Dreaming" "One Way Or Another" PAT BENATAR: "Little Too Late" SCANDAL: "Love's Got Hold On Me" "Goodbye To You"

[@theodoreritola9758]

A Heart of Glass was released in OCT of 1978 ,,, I looove 70s Dance music

[@colincampbell5967]

would suggest a listen to Roxette's "Listen To Your Heart" or "The Look" and also Linda Ronstadt's "Blue Bayou" which certainly shows her off to be one of the great voices

[@iainsan]

I saw Debbie perform this live in 1978 at Lancaster University, UK. Happy days...

[@jamescrane2156]

Prince - Little Red Corvette (Official Music Video)

[@Jagangela]

I believe Blondie song "Rapture" is considered the first number 1 song to feature rapping in it.

[@Jagangela]

I see I was late with my reply.

[@jesuspena8415]

💂🙌📯💨the d.j at studio 54 in nyc would mix this song & the floor was packed along with the smoke machine & disco ball would glitter & shine just like in the video. Great memories.

[@collintan7858]

The only Playboy bunny who reached global rockstar status. More the power to her.

[@dstmars1]

I get a chuckle the kids today just finding out there was a entire generation of pop music artists before they were born.

[@kilgh]

Trivia. Before they were super world famous musos Debbi Harry and Pat Benatar starred in a film together called "Union City". And yet didn't perform musically together until they did a joint tour in 2009.

[@willblood7082]

Mix of punk, rock and disco 🔥

[@JUSTJUAN27]

Have you heard "Rapture" by Blondie. Debbie Harry was one of the first female rappers. In fact it was one of the first Rap songs to be broadcast on MTV. Also "The tide is high" is another good song by them. Blondie Rocks

[@redcropuk]

I’m a gay guy watching a beautiful cool girl with charisma watching another beautiful cool girl with charisma.. in these dark heavy times these moments are uplifting to me

[@nickmorrell3559]

And I'm a gay guy commenting on a gay guy commenting on ...oh well u get the idea ...handsome red head too

[@Uvray]

You know, I was like 13 when this came out. Debbie Harry the biggest sex-symbol of our generation. Because there was so much media attention on her looks, it was overlooked how good the band were - all of them top-notch musicians. But Clem Burke - to this day, he is the greatest drummer of his generation.

[@michelleschulz4903]

I didn't know one guy that wasn't in love with her 🤣

[@jorgelopez-pr6dr]

Their style was like a mixture of punk and disco. Have you seen the video of The Tide is High or Denis?

[@davidcollver6155]

One song that I do love of hers that comes to mind right now titled, Maria

[@thekingcobra63]

One way or another is my favorite Blondie song. This is my second.

[@c4wolf_]

Too funny.... as I watch you doing all those upper body moves decade's later from when this song aired at studio 54... all ur moves were all the moves being used that night@!!! Sweet... thanks Peace n stay safe

[@nickmorrell3559]

Most iconic female pop star ever. Madonna wishes she was Debbie harry ...lol

[@leejohn8993]

There was one thing about disco, it sure wouldn't let you body set still it made you want to dance even if couldn't.

[@rocco...]

There wasn't a soul on this planet that didn't love this song back in the day!

[@nickmorrell3559]

And now. ..everyone loves this song ...

[@rocco...]

@@nickmorrell3559 If they have an IQ over 100 I would say so!

[@nickmorrell3559]

@@rocco... amen to that my friend ...

[@marcdaniels3350]

Blondie's "Rapture" was the 1st rap song to go to No.1

[@dtchinacat3973]

You heard it EVERYWHERE!

[@coyotej4895]

Great summer that was. My first serious girlfriend and great times with family and friends.

[@bobx6565]

OK. Rick Astley. Never gonna give you up. Player-- Baby Come Back. Ambosia-- How Much I Feel Def Leppard-- Photograph. Scorpions-- Rock you like a hurricane.

[@Julieroo28]

She has always been such a bad ass.

[@kekwayblaze3176]

Great reaction!

[@geraldjensen6831]

Most millennials have no idea, are totally CLUELESS about what a groundbreaker and pioneer Blondie was...

[@nickmorrell3559]

Sad but true

[@scotthuish67]

Used to roller skate to this

[@googogler]

heart of glass; easily broken? 'love is never having to say crazy glue'

[@robertsterner2145]

You might have heard the Miley Cyrus cover of this song. I like a lot of what Ms Cyrus does, but this song was, is, and will forever be Debbie Harry's. Because she was, is, and will forever be iconic.

[@mgonzales56]

They censored the third verse. The actual lyrics are "Once had a love and it was a gas, Soon turned out, It was a pain in the ass".I don't know why they have to do that. It's not that bad.

[@k1hasard]

You might enjoy doing a video on "Advice For The Young At Heart" by Tears For Fears. It's a good song, I'm sure you will add it to your car list :-) Plus, they have a ton of great songs, big hits and all. "Woman In Chains" is another great song by the same band that has a positive message about the way women should be treated. I enjoy your videos. "Journey" is another band you might want to dig into, they are very good.

[@perrycampbell3192]

Great reaction!!!!! I seen video when it first came out. The original video one of the times she says heart of glass, she says pain in the ass. If you watch her lips looks like they replaced it.

[@jamesgalimo1007]

Thank you. I thought I was going nuts for a second.

[@nickmorrell3559]

I know .how ridiculous ...in fact ironically it's a pain in the ass

[@philipturner9087]

My favourite Blondie track haven’t a clue what it’s about really

[@billofalltrades2633]

You need to react to Firefall You are the woman . Great song

[@troyshilanski380]

Btw good reaction beautiful.

[@mikeferris408]

Awww heck ya... dont make me bust out my big collar shirts now...

[@theodoreritola9758]

DAY ONE REACTS You would have LOVED BEing a 70s BRAT LOL I sure did

[@bigman9996]

I was about to say. For sure you have heard this song. 😀

[@Muckylittleme]

Blondie "Atomic" please

[@timhmetal3499]

Chris Stapleton.... Sometimes I Cry

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

She actually says ".... soon turned out to be a pain in the ass" in the chorus after the music break and vocal Ewww eww woahoooo [ or Oooooo Ooo OoOHHH.] Watch her mouth, you'll catch the dubbing over.

[@jameshasler4902]

¿¿¡¡Wai...what!!?? Your hair is the best...

[@wasabi1724]

Ahh...the F train all Tagged up with her Likeness.

[@pexxos1]

I heard this song in 1979 when I turned 13 and I stopped playing with toys soon thereafter, making way for poo-berty.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Blondie "ATOMIC", "Rapture" and "The tide is high". ❤️

[@MrJocky82]

Debbie Harry🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@troyshilanski380]

No autotune or computers making music.

[@georgekininmonth2070]

Early rap is in the long version of this song. Yes she raps! Hi again! If you want a strong female voice with DEEP passion, Sugarland's song "Stay" will demonstrate both. True story where husband cheated on her. They divorced and she wrote this song and sang it as "the other woman" interesting twist to a song. George

[@leannmiller7153]

That would be Rapture, not Heart of Glass

[@IshwaraYogaNET]

Like 💕💕💕

[@davemullen2312]

Angela. Seeing you seem to be groovin on the 70s maybe listen to some Al Green Let's Stay Together, Marvin Gaye What's Goin on Earth Wind Fire, Kool and the Gang Gladys Knight . And some Stevie Wonder .Get the full R&B and Soul feel of the 70s

[@Creativeforce621]

Heart of glass , remember in those, days there where no digital effect , you where eighter talented n good or you will go home , they didnt play, , lara 621 found it .

[@Stacy55ish]

I would've dated her and married her, but we didn't know each other and I was more a frog than a prince.

[@KH-mx9vw]

You should give bon jovi's "best of roses" a chance. Enjoy your weekend :-)

[@wgdavis5353]

Hi Ms. Angela, as someone below U should check out "Rapture", I think it was one 1st. high rated Rap Songs.. ♠W.G.

[@janosfernandez945]

You've got great taste and great reactions ! SUSCRIBE !

[@burr627]

First white female rapper

[@ericstratton7600]

Debra Harry lead singer

[@samson9535]

You should check the Human League's songs. Great 80's band.

[@DayOneReacts]

Hi, What song of theirs do you suggest?

[@samson9535]

@@DayOneReacts Glad to offer up some songs of theirs: 1. Human 2. Don't You Want me 3. (Keep Feeling) Fascination 4. Tell Me When

[@DayOneReacts]

@@samson9535 I’m going start your 1st choice “human”. Once it’s uploaded, please remind me of the others. Thanks so much helping to expand my musical catalog.

[@samson9535]

@@DayOneReacts I think you will enjoy listening/watching this band. They were iconic during the 80's. Their other hit songs of note are as follows: 1. Don't You Want me 2. (Keep Feeling) Fascination 3. Tell Me When. I know many hidden gems from the 60's, 70's and 80's and would be glad to offer suggestions whenever you would like. Thank you for your consideration.

[@russwr4946]

have you ever heard a song by tool -perspectives change like music-your welcome

[@gabrielh815]

Please check "Rapture" by Blondie

[@rcinsley]

Debbie Harry was great fun. For another powerhouse '70s singer who will surprise you, check out Dolly Parton's 1974 song "I Will Always Love You" kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHjWYqalf7lsnac

[@jennifercrowe7399]

Listen to Atomic. Very futuristic

[@Dazza13Bravo]

Hard to be people your age don't know this music, lol!

[@hazeltyler89]

Do you have some choreography planned Debbie? Yeah, I'm gonna swirl this big scarf around. (Stolen comment from another Heart of Glass video) I thought it was epic!

[@sergiopaul8830]

React to I live my life for you by Firehouse. Thanks

[@kevindobson6568]

Best Blondie song ever is called Maria from 1999

[@robertboyer5926]

you should check out some of blondie's more off beat stuff = fantastic. Start with maybe ummm Atomic?

[@buddystewart2020]

Check out, Chris Stapleton - Sometimes I cry (Bing Lounge), you won't be sorry, I promise.

[@capitanmiki58]

I like You Angela❤

[@thereaper89]

The look on her face is exactly what cocaine and qualude use looks like. But she was amazing.

[@johnLennon255]

This version doesn’t have the lyrics “once I had a love and it was a gas, soon turned out be a pain in the ass”

[@philiplaw9336]

watch 13 hours that saved britian

[@malcomflibbleghast8140]

react to some siouxie & banshees....

[@jessewett]

Why do so many on these reaction sites interrupt, ruin the musical flow, to yap about what it reminds them of...

[@chrisalldis3375]

Play Rapture definately her best song

[@richtensail]

ok its time 2 hit v disco floor again........mre slap bass plse!!!, try atomic, rapture ( first rap ina mainstream song) original phrase was- big pain in v ass, haha it was censored wit a beep i rmebr on v radio.

[@pedroaybar8887]

Given your love for QUEEN, here's the greatest musical prodigy's rendition to their most iconic song. Her name is ANGELINA JORDAN and she is the best vocalist on the planet...you've been warned 😊. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3eTe4lobduagtk

[@darroncharlesworth6980]

Try 11:59 Blondie

[@jdearin101]

Obviously nothing can compare to the original but you should also check out Miley Cyrus cover of this song. I think she did a great job of it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJPHg3-vnt19psU

[@korndogz69]

I can't believe they overdubbed the 3rd verse. The previous 2 verses she says, "Soon found out I had a heart of glass", but the 3rd verse she says, "Soon found out it was a pain in the ass". Really? Lame.

[@SWLinPHX]

What? Left out "pain in the ass"?

[@jerquake943]

Interrupting this classic one is a no no. So,Sorry, Instant dislike.

[@malcomflibbleghast8140]

alison moyet was better singer than this lass...