🎵 Blondie - One Way Or Another REACTION

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[@CBGB_1977]

Debbie Harry said in an interview about how they got their name. She said she would walk by construction workers in NYC when they would always yell, “HEY, BLONDIE!” to her. She thought, “That’s a great name for our band!” She told her boyfriend and band mates….the rest is history.

[@StatsJedi]

"Dreaming", "Rapture", "The Tide is High", a lot of great variety yet to see and hear!

[@vincentcarrot]

Rapture, with the video!

[@brettkenschaft4239]

So many different styles and sounds in Blondie songs! Love em!!

[@speleokeir]

I'd add Atomic, but to be honest they had so many great songs you can't go wrong.

[@sandragray4598]

Absolutely, all three of these. I love the Eat to the Beat Album, so many great hits on it. A couple of my faves are Shayla, and The Hardest Part but neither of those really hit the charts.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

@@speleokeir I've also always liked "Rip Her To Shreds".

[@torreyholmes7205]

"Hanging on the telephone" is another good obsession song. Originally by The Nerves, but they are pretty obscure. Blondie did a nice cover and it was a pretty big hit for them.

[@michaelbuhl4250]

I love that song -- both versions!!

[@daviddundas4140]

I remember Lemmy from Motorhead saying he made more money from Metallica covering 3 of his songs than he did out of anything Motorhead did, Hopefully The Nerves got a good payout too

[@BlackieNuff]

That's one of the better songs for sure. Glad it was included on their Best Of album back in the early 80s. Goes well with Call Me, lol.

[@darrylhinko5568]

Was just going to suggest that when I saw your comment

[@drycanyon]

Great song suggestion!

[@LaserRanger15]

My kid asked me to listen to this great "new" song by that boy band, One Direction. This was this song. She didn't know it was a remake. I showed her the Blondie original and she liked it better.

[@julieheath9507]

It’s weird to think Debbie Harry is 76 years old now. Their music is timeless

[@meowenstein]

An ex-boyfriend was stalking her and sending her threatening letters. She took the letters and turned them into these lyrics (verbatim) as a way of mocking him and showing him she wouldn’t be intimidated. You can only imagine what he thought when he heard this song for the first time on the radio…

[@destoyah7w122]

That's interesting didn't know that

[@amberskies1589]

I did not know that. Thanks.

[@andrewbrown7246]

Found that out around 1978?79?...was at CBGBS... got to talk to Chris Stien the said the song was about a stalker Debbie had && trying to turn the tables back.........

[@s12856]

That's great, never knew that

[@chandie5298]

LIKE A BOSS!!!!

[@joesmith8725]

Blondie was a great new wave punk band that ranged in multiple musical styles, genres. '70s and '80s. Very genre fluid. Similar to Talking Heads. They both came out of the NYC punk scene.. CBGB club. So many other songs/videos to suggest. I'd say "Atomic" should be next, yall will love that song/video! Debbie has an east coast, NY/NJ accent and is very cool in her interviews. She grew up in New Jersey/New York.

[@sizzlemeat]

ATOMIC by Blondie will give you chills, AS WILL Long Time- a recent ish single co-produced by Dev Hynes (Blood Orange) as a Love Letter/Sequel to Heart of Glass

[@theguardowl]

I wouldn't go so far to say that Blondie was a "New Wave" Punk Band at all. In those days American Punk Rock music had lots of instrumental and most of all vocal melody, even the Ramones display melody through vocals and actual singing! They were some of the 1st pioneers of American Punk music....with time the music got faster and more confrontational through lyrical context as well as instrumental aggressiveness to suit the lyrics but to say that Blondie is a "New Wave Punk Band".....no such thing.....Blondie amongst other bands like The Clash, The Stooges and so on of the time are the real deal....PUNK ROCK!

[@joesmith8725]

New wave /post punk/dance-punk is one of many offshoots of punk rock. Just not as raw as punk. Little more rhythmic on the bass guitar, beats/drums, more danceable.

[@robertsterner2145]

Yeah, I think the closest Blondie ever got to punk was their earliest stuff like "X Offender" and "Rip Her to Shreds", but there was always something else lurking in there, which is how we got songs like "In the Flesh" and "(I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence Dear."

[@de68a]

Glad to see the CBGB reference!!! It was a great club at 315 Bowery, and always amuses me it stood for Country Bluegrass and Blues when it became a hard-core punk club. The CBGB film is really good, with Alan Rickman As Hilly, and Taylor Hawkins (RIP) as Iggy Pop !!

[@jeffreekoch9298]

Don't worry guys. A lot of us back in the '80s (I was a kid) thought they were called Blondie because of Debbie Harry being blonde 😆. They were such a cool band even our parents liked them. Very cutting edge. Helped usher in new wave, post-punk into mainstream from the late '70s into the '80s. Bands like The Cars, Devo, Talking Heads, B-52s, Siouxsee and the Banshees, U2, Berlin, Joy Division/New Order, Missing Persons, Romeo Void, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, The Cure, Adam and the Ants, Psychedilic Furs, The Police, The Pretenders, The Go-Gos, Men at Work, and a whole bunch more. 🎸 They helped paved the way for modern post-punk, dance-rock groups (some with synthesizers too) like Bloc Party, Interpol, The Killers, Metric, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, MGMT, Santigold, Empire of the Sun, and others. Check out more of all of these past and current bands. Blondie is legendary!

[@dinocam08]

They literally made buttons that said Blondie is a band. So it was pretty common

[@JazzDrummer1946]

I'm already picturing Lex reacting to "Dreaming." Clapping. Pointing. "Beep Beep"!! I think Brad would love "Rip Her Shreds."

[@peterbooth793]

She is Debra Harry. The name of the group was Blondie. She wanted to differentiate between the two.

[@surlechapeau]

Brad & Lex, their "Hanging on the Telephone" and “Dreaming” are next for you!!!

[@diogenesagogo]

Don't forget Union City Blue!

[@politicaltroll8920]

Did they do Atomic yet?

[@surlechapeau]

@@politicaltroll8920 no they've just one One Way, Heart Of Glass and Call Me

[@BKLYN_TZU]

Great song this is just one of their many classic songs their one of the quintessential bands from here in NY funfact not only did Debbie sing she recorded one of the first Rap verses in Hip-Hop with the song called " Rapture" not only is Debbie a pioneer in New Wave but in Hip-Hop too.

[@MrLedotson]

Rapture is not at all the first rap song. It was the first rap song to be number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

[@BKLYN_TZU]

@@MrLedotson MrLedotson clearly you don't read too good LOL I wrote it's one of the first rap songs and it was it came out in 1980 a year after " Rappers Delight" cameout in 1979 so that makes it one of the first records to feature Rap so you can tell your mother to come on through & SMD😜😀😄😆

[@bgaona]

This is more than stalker "vibes." This a full out stalker manifesto!😅😅

[@rachelnelson3923]

Vocally I idolized her! She could be so sweet and so punk! Sing high and then low! Rock and then disco!

[@chrisa4695]

Let’s not forget Blondie is a band. They are really talented. It has been decades since I have seen a Debbie Harry interview. But I remember her being subdued and soft spoken, not perky.

[@anglosaxon5874]

11:59 was another great song from the same album "Parellel Lines" [which also had "Heart of Glass", "Sunday Girl", "Picture This", "Hanging on the Telephone" hits] which spent over 3 years in the charts in the UK.

[@bellodrade]

One of my personal favorites. Have to be a real head to know that one.

[@jimgeorge9476]

11:59 has been a favorite of mine for a long time.

[@muhdnazmy6010]

lol how ironic considering the fact that the song in the video here was in a Ps2 game called Driver:Parallel Lines

[@CursiMusic]

such attitude, I love her :) yeah, it's about a stalker..LOL. yes, this song was used in so many commericals, I think the swiffer commerical. Cool to see you listening to more Blondie. you've done like 3 or 4 this week, right? next Maria? Hanging on Telephone, the tide is high, Island of Lost Souls (this one may get blocked), Atomic, Dreaming, Detroit 442...Debbie, was adopted. she was raised by her adoptive parents in New Jersey. the audio in this seems to be the studio version. she also sang "rainbow connection" with Kermit the frog...LOL. it was nice.

[@hairlokk8672]

Think blondie were no1 on charts in 3 different decades

[@GKinslayer]

Keep in mind BLondie were a contemporary of the first wave of punk rock in NYC back in 1974 @ CBGBs. At the same time there was the no-wave sound of Talking Heads - so all of the bands were unique in their own ways.

[@vinceedwards3978]

My band and I must had done over 90 shows at CBGB!!!!! I feel we were three years too late for what we were doing

[@wayne_twentyfive]

@@vinceedwards3978 What was the name of your band ?

[@vinceedwards3978]

@@wayne_twentyfive We were known as The Piranha Brothers. There are about 8 bands with the same name, and three of them are from NYC. But we were the guys from the Bronx!

[@wayne_twentyfive]

@@vinceedwards3978 You must have some great memories from your band days, and especially from playing regularly at such an iconic venue as CBGBs .. Cheers, mate !

[@_PL_]

FYI, this *is* the studio version, just with the addition of an applause track at the beginning and end.

[@robertcole9199]

Have you seen RAPTURE yet? The first mainstream Rap song ever. The key word is MAINSTREAM. Rap had been around and caught Debra’s attention. So she put some Rap into RAPTURE.

[@Kari_B61ex]

Debbie Harry - my absolute teen heroin... Debbie and Siouxie Souix, Punk Idols.

[@cptlou]

Punk came in many forms. Great catch Lex.

[@davidtingley9978]

I think I heard that Blondies first show was at CBGB with Ramones and The Talking Heads. That about sums up punk rock before people were really talking about it.

[@herrbonk3635]

One of the great Blondie songs (that also sounds like inspired by Sparks, aka the Mael Brothers).

[@iDEATH]

Cool seeing you guys do more Blondie! Hearing Lex mention wanting to see Debbie Harry interviewed for some reason brought to mind that she was also an actress. You should check out her filmography sometime, and because I'm a weirdo I'll recommend the proverbial deep end and suggest you start with "Videodrome" (1983). Directed by David Cronenberg, also stars James Woods. It's trippy as hell, but pretty awesome.

[@robertherring9277]

Crazy how you have grown lol! Used to be 1 of the first views and comments! 10k already geez!

[@sandalwhich]

Obsession songs were common in the 80s. Gave me an unhealthy impression of what love was when I was at a tender age, lol.

[@pachena]

Glad to see and hear more Blondie!! Keep it coming!

[@CWargh63]

Boy band One Direction had quite a big hit with their cover of this song. It's about a stalker obsession that, once it succeeds, she immediately sheds him.

[@jackkelly2620]

You need to check out THE TIDE IS HIGH. Total island vibes and SUNDAY GIRL is a great track.

[@klaptongroovemaster]

Best Stalker Song = "Warning" by Black Sabbath. THAT guy has a hangup, lol. The guitar solo is LEGENDARY.

[@wompa70]

The lead singer is Debbie Harry. Later she died her hair fire engine red. Blondie is very punk-disco. Love it!!

[@chestrockwell8328]

Once Brad and Lex do Rature, they'll know they have always been fans of Blondie.

[@raymondgilbert1341]

Most rock stars have done some kind of stalker song because it is a regular part of their lives. Singing about it is what they do.

[@MrLedotson]

I know this was in the Rugrats movie. Maria is my favorite Blondie song. Completely different from what you've heard.

[@7of9RebelHarborth]

Blondie was so inspirational to so many bands! Debbie Harry is amazing! Saw her in concert in 2018. Still great!

[@MrJeddYoung]

I love live performances - and i actually think this really is live - most videos are just staged to the music - but her vocals are a little gritty - but you get to hear what they actually sounded like outside the studio. If you have the time - listen to the studio version - little higher quality sound. Thanks for your reaction. Always love them.

[@vincegarcia6416]

Pretty sure this is the studio version.

[@trex9263]

@@vincegarcia6416 Pretty sure you're wrong.

[@vincegarcia6416]

@@trex9263 Pretty amazing how she can do those overlapping vocals at the end live. 🙄

[@trex9263]

@@vincegarcia6416 He was referring to the version cut in the studio and released on the album...which btw sounds much different than this live version. The overlapping was prerecorded. Duh.

[@vincegarcia6416]

@@trex9263 Play it along with this. It syncs up EXACTLY. Duh kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJLPh5yugtWth7s

[@Boatzilla2]

Great reaction. Debbie Harry the lead is from NYC. She started her career singing solo in Manhattan in bars (I know because two of my sisters waitressed in one of them). She's a goddess, IMHIO. Thanks for all the Blondie reactions, they were HUGE when I was a teen.

[@Boatzilla2]

@@llw1066 Really? Even better. I'm a Jersey Boy.

[@chrisd7047]

Debbie Harry is an underrated singer/frontwoman. There is a lot of personality wrapped up in her 5'3".

[@Valorius]

When I was PI this was my theme song :D

[@paulhanson5164]

In 1978 Blondie released one of the great albums of that era called Parallel Lines. Almost every track was a classic, this one being one of them, for your next 3 stick with that album and listen to Hanging On The Telephone, Picture This and 11.59. Then you can get onto the later stuff like Call Me, Atomic, Union City Blues and Rapture.

[@monikabeki6838]

Girl power! Never let you get intimidated by a man! Have the strength and courage to stand up 🤘

[@bradcolorado8149]

Love this band , they helped usher in the 80's in a big way

[@alanjones4358]

My favorite scene from the movie "Spun": Debby Harry (Blondie) bashing a six pack over dude's head.

[@nolansteiner4771]

gotta do 'Atomic" by them soon. And also even (a really quirky one that nobody else has reviewed yet....the video) is "the Hardest Part" (about an armored car heist). Total 80's punk/pop. Very different again from them.

[@vovindequasahi]

Great punky song! Love it!

[@jamison8185]

Dreaming would be a good one also. Also Tide is High and Hanging on the Telephone are awesome too.

[@Muckylittleme]

"Atomic" has to be your next Blondie reaction.

[@richardhenderson9767]

"The Tide Is High, and "Raprure", are awesome by Blondie

[@d-2793]

Her personality is cool as shit. She just did an hour memor. She & Chris Stein were great fans of Joan Jett back in the CBGB days. Blondie boys played on Joan’s first album Bad Reputation.

[@davidcruz8667]

You still think of her as Blondie? It's based on an interesting anecdote about her, yes, but Blondie is the name of the band. Her name is Debbie Harry (although her birth name is AngelaTrimble. She was renamed Deborah Ann Harry by her adoptive parents at barely three months old). And yes, she's really cool. She was already in her thirties when the band started, after having sung in other bands and done other things ( some very interesting)... she is now 76 years old. In fact, she's not a natural blonde, she bleached it and the band, which was originally called Angel and the Snake, changed its name to Blondie because she got catcalls about her new hair. There's more, but it's a long story. Look them up, you can learn a lot from them.

[@johnnyborealis]

"Union City Blue" & "Shayla" are both great tracks, not their biggest hits, but show a more emotional side of Blondie, hope to see you guys review one

[@speleokeir]

Anything off parallel Lines or Eat to the beat is good, both are classic albums.

[@SpaceGoat5]

Union City Blue is such an underrated gem

[@manuelruizredondo7028]

Ok with hanging on the telephone but there are lots of great songs from blondie...just in this moment i think in Atómic, Fade away and radiate, Pretty baby, 11: 59, Angels in the balcony, Accidents never happen, Unión City blue, The hardest part, etc, etc. What a great band my god.

[@psychoticbunnyrabbit9186]

Songs to do! From Blondie. Hangin' on the telephone, it's a cover, but who cares, they nailed it! Fade away and radiate.

[@lordina1]

Maria is another song if you want totally different vocals from her, more clean. Debbie looks amazing still today! What a woman ❤

[@robertsterner2145]

I've always loved the "lead you to the supermarket, check out some specials on the rat food" line. It's simultaneously menacing and hilarious.

[@connexionnature4583]

So cool! And also "Detroit 442" or "accident Nevers happen" or "in the flesh" "in the sun" "hangin on the telephon " or... lot of fin songs!

[@TheOriginalFILIBUSTA]

How is she in an interview? Cool. She's always been cool.

[@chrisa4695]

Definitely stalker vibes: Also The Police, Every Breath You Take; Genesis, Misunderstanding; REM Star 69; Pretenders, Brass In Pocket; Hall & Oates, Private Eyes all have stalker vibes.

[@netzahuacoyotl]

Clem Burke: one of the very best drummers of that era.

[@Blisteryn]

My favorite by Blondie is "Union City Blue".

[@arithefinnishmusiclover]

That sure is a Great one from them ! ! 😀😎💪

[@ricohmp-rg5kb]

Rifle range, hardest part, union city blue, sunday girl, and alot more.

[@The_Sage_of_Six_Paths]

She was so fire

[@johnnyfreakinlove]

Got to do Dreaming now! It's brilliant!!! The drums will blow your mind!!

[@spookym123]

"The Tide Is High" is yet another side to this band you should check out.

[@petemcfeet28]

Keep up the Blondie exploration! I love it!

[@BlackHatCinephile]

That's a rockin one.

[@hectoracevedo4545]

X - Offender is another you could not do today. But you MUST check out Rapture, where Blondie introduced rap to the masses.

[@richardhenderson9767]

You should check out Debbie Harry singing with Kermit the Frog on The Muppet Show, "The Rainbow Connection", 😉😀

[@robertasirgutz8800]

Yes, Brad. OBSESSED. Great reaction! Deborah Harry is EVERYTHING. She's been co-opted by teenyboppers, following in her wake. They're a great band! Listen to Clem Burke on drums!!!!!

[@vincegarcia6416]

When he played with the Ramones as "Elvis Ramone" because according to Dee Dee "Clemmy Ramone would sound stupid" lol

[@sujatabose7983]

Watch Blondie's video - Hanging on the Telephone - more quirkiness and punk influence

[@Triggerhippie70]

She is EVERYTHING!

[@joesmith8725]

BRAD and LEX. Not sure if yall are aware, but sadly the Blondie videos are getting blocked? When trying to pull up videos, it states something about video content from SME, blocked in country due to copy write. Those Blondie reactions from yall are great, too. Hopefully it gets fixed! Blondie is a new wave punk legend Very genre fluid. That meshes, mixes well with other genres. Well loved and respected band. Rock n Roll Hall of Famers. Very popular, you can tell also by the tons of views, comments yall getting in a short period of times. "Rapture" (47K views in 5 days) and "One Way or Another" (47K views in 6 days) are still up right now. Sadly the videos that are blocked now, "Call Me" (67K views in 10 days) and "Heart of Glass" (already 109K views in only 12 days!!.........on pace to be the most viewed video ever on your channel at that rate. lol. We all hope that these videos can be salvaged, saved.

[@rick5440]

Dreaming was their best IMO. Really captures the fun of that era.

[@robertkenneth6517]

Debbie Harry is one of Rock's sexiest, most talented original.

[@funkyledouxrebelle969]

’’Atomic’’ is great

[@heliosvice]

“Maria” is a really cool one, from “older” Blondie

[@d-2793]

I was a big Blondie fan & still am. Thanks for doing 2 Blondie songs today!

[@geli-anton]

Deserve the grammy of the most crossovering band ever

[@steveshute3810]

Definitely check out “Dreaming” by Blondie, and turn it up!!

[@boki1693]

Ex Playboy bunny who worked in the Playboy Club in NYC. They were pretty big in the day. Had what is considered the first rap song called Rapture. This was their first hit and the singers name is Debra Harry. Their biggest hit was probably "Call ME." From the American Gigilo sound track. Richard Gere's break out movie. One of the many groups that came out of the legendary music club, CBGB's in the Bowery in lower Manhattan. Talking Heads. Ramones. Among many others.

[@straycatttt2766]

This was the second hit single for Deborah Harry and Blondie. Their first hit was “Heart of Glass.”

[@imnotabotrlyimnot]

She didn't have the first rap song, not by a long shot, but blondie is credited for entering the first rap song into the mainstream.

[@dannycasson1551]

Imagine hearing this when it first came out. She was a trendsetter for sure.

[@mil2k11]

2:12 Maybe Lex's best spar ever. Loved the facial expressions haha.

[@patrickdoolan9527]

Loved Blondie! So original. Brilliant lyrics, musical content, and Debbie Harry was so unique. Check out 'Dreaming' and you will see what a great drummer Clem Burke was.

[@SIR-DanielHunter]

You should check out her song "Rapture" one of the earliest mainstream rap songs.,pretty cool

[@GoWestYoungMan]

Debbie Harry was a trailblazer, definitely quirky, and very famous in the late 70s. It seemed like everyone had a Blondie record, t-shirt, and/or poster.

[@michaelbuhl4250]

You should watch the documentary on TV Party, which was a cable TV show in New York city in the late '70s and early '80s. Chris Stein, one of the the guitar players for Blondie and Debbie Harry's husband, was one of the producers of the show, and he and Debbie were on it all the time. There are some interview clips with her in the documentary. I think it's on KZbin.

[@RobRager]

If you ever saw a movie that might count as old, by now… “Coyote Ugly”…..

[@chandie5298]

Deborah Harry a true DIVA in the very best sense of the word.

[@Packard63]

Don't mess with Blondie!

[@dolfin9879]

Loved hearing this again for the first time in ages. What a great band Now check out their brilliant the tide is high but before you do listen to the wonderful original reggae version by the Paragons. They are both equally good in their own way and should be heard much more often

[@americanaforever6725]

"Dreaming" "Rapture" and "Heart of Glass" are more fantastic Blondie hits. You guys are the best!!

[@etepeteseat7424]

The name of the band comes from a catcall Debbie Harry experienced when the band was first starting out. Some schlubs saw her and yelled, "Hey Blondie, give us a screw!"

[@mgonzales56]

Yes. Blondie is the band, but Deborah Harry is the star. She really put this band on the map in the late 1970's. Great music, and really fun and intertaining reaction. Love it.

[@kathyembley455]

The classic stalker song! Rebel Punk will live forever! Go Deborah 🔥

[@patrickseidel7165]

Debbie Harry is also an actress. She's been in about 50 movies.

[@acerdan]

What a great song. Her voice is so good.

[@timothyl.5082]

I am loving Lexi's head wear fashioned after Eddie VanHalen's guitar!!! That is so awesome!!!

[@jefffiore7869]

So going deeper into the Blondie rabbit hole!!! They have a ton of great songs.

[@kylesage-clontz]

Post-Punk, which Blondie is an example of, was basically music from people who were so Punk they didn't even have to play Punk Rock anymore. It intersects a lot with New Wave. Some other examples of Post-Punk bands are Joy Division, Gang of Four, and Talking Heads, along with many others. (Commenters, reply with some more if you like.)

[@joesmith8725]

Yes! Post-punk, new wave . Played better instruments, technique more danceable form with steady rhythmic bass guitars and sometimes with synthesizers. Great suggestions, BTW and add Sioxsee and the Banshees, Devo, New Order (Joy Division), Elvis Costello and the Attractions, etc and modern bands like Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Metric, Bloc Party, Santigold, etc as well!

[@johnnyborealis]

post-punk is really a brittish thing, new wave is american