WHAT IS THIS?! 🎵 Frankie Goes To Hollywood - "Relax" Reaction

[@annaoswald5943]

It was easy to see who was "relaxing" during this reaction. Lex was having a blast, and Brad was paralyzed with what he might see next. Priceless!

[@willasacco9898]

That is why I love their reactions. I guess opposites do attract, in some ways.

[@yeahboiii6640]

🤣🤣🤣

[@andreadeamon6419]

That was funny

[@vladtheinhaler93]

Yeah, they both have different vibes, but there vibes harmonies together!

[@darrenbuckley2082]

Spot on.

[@shanemwood]

"Relax, when you wanna come" "Shoot it in the right direction" is all you need to know about this song. It was blasted at every party in the 80s.

[@williamswiniuch7527]

Haha “blasted”

[@Afontanez1962]

"Hit me with your laser beam" "Laser-beam Me" LOL

[@michaelakkerman407]

I think it's "when ya wanna cum"?

[@davidlloyd7454]

@@michaelakkerman407 she is so open to new sounds.

[@davidknichal6629]

Got me shooting from the hip

[@GayJayU26]

This was banned from radio in the U.K., but the public loved it and it stayed at number one for ages.

[@MarkWilliams-fz3ii]

Hilarious 😂😂 Lex full on party animal, Brad looks like he’s in class as young teenager finding out how women give birth 😂😂😂😂😂

[@craig893]

HYSTERICAL and spot on!!! His forehead says everything. "good god! what's coming next? i mean, "cumming" ;)

[@seanof30306]

Best Comment Ever

[@patricedupuis6108]

😂😂Brad need to Relax for sure!

[@CFALLER82]

Brad's internal dialog with himself right now.... HAHAHAHA YES ITS WHAT YOU THINK IT IS .

[@harbinger8035]

But won’t say it afraid of cancel culture

[@JRcomments]

that glare lmao.

[@barbaravance6774]

@@harbinger8035 Do you blame him?

[@harbinger8035]

@@barbaravance6774 I blame weak millennials

[@RalphJBater]

@@barbaravance6774 ..."cancel culture"??? Do you think this song would be more at home in San Francisco or in Ron DeSantis' "Don't say gay" Florida???

[@malwill54]

In the US you cannot comprehend just how this blasted the established order. All the media were "shocked & horrified" at this song. The BBC banned it, newspapers vilified it and it became THE song of the middle 80's. I am 69 yrs and I love this tune which to this day will fill a dance floor (with people of a certain age) whenever its played. Relax tee shirts are now in fashion again and their music will always have a lot of Brits telling you "Frankie says RELAX!!"

[@yvehooson9262]

Everyone had those Frankie Says RELAX t Shirts 🙃

[@anfearaerach]

It's still a banger in gay clubs like, we never forget the people who made music for us, by us

[@jal051]

People today wouldn't believe how popular this song was. World wide It's probably the second biggest hit of the 80s after Thriller. For a couple of years this song was *everywhere* and we couldn't get enough of it. I'm still shocked it has been ignored in all the 80s revival when there's nothing more 80s than Relax.

[@stevebandit1964]

Not to mention ' Two Tribes ' .. 🤩

[@OnlyGoodMusic_]

It is one of the most global songs of the 80s. It reached the charts all over the world.

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

This was such a naughty song to sing back in the day! T Shirts that said Frankie Says Relax were everywhere! This song is about that thing you think it’s about 😂! ❤️❤️

[@wendywilson5203]

I had one! I tied it on one side with some pants that looked like Grandma's curtains.

[@SilentBob731]

Ross Gellar even had one.

[@amandaguest7742]

I had 1 too

[@stormy7722]

indeed. Was quite a sensation at the time!

[@kJ922-h3j]

You just knew Brads facial expressions throughout this were gonna be next level 😂

[@Opa_Andre]

Yep, knowing the song I knew before watching how Brads facial expressions would be as well as how Lex would "feel the vibes". Hilarious reaction 🤣

[@dennytaylor1005]

While this was a popular song back in the day, I was not a fan of it. However, all these years later I can now say this song was awesome, just for the fact to see Brad & Lex's reactions :D

[@wordsunheard2383]

Why wood franky say relax when going to Hollywood?.?

[@Shawn0428]

Normally, I watch Lex on these reactions. Thus time? All Brad. Lol.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Wait until he gets a load of Sex Dwarf

[@ShaunHensley]

He was so uncomfortable on his own couch 😂 And Lex was so in to it. I feel like a voyeur

[@darrylvonrokk]

Lex is so cool

[@alanzimmerman1674]

The disparity between the two was priceless, wasn't it!

[@jal051]

It feels a bit weird because in the 80s everyone loved this song. No matter if gay or straight, for everyone it meant freedom and rebellion against puritanism. I'm not going to lie, seeing how today is not seen as normal makes me a little sad.

[@selenadiaz2665]

This song is iconic. Caused stampedes on the dancefloor. She passed the vibe check and would of loved the 80s for sure!

[@motortraction]

'RELAX' was a gigantic, huge mainstream hit in the UK, and in Europe more generally, an actual cultural phenomenon all on it's own. It's still listened to and referenced like almost nothing else from the '80s - I can't stress enough how big a deal this was, and it's still echoing through the years.

[@dan2007kohn]

Lex knows he’s uncomfortable and she loves it!! 😂😂😂😂

[@neilmartin99]

LMAO Brad looks like he just saw a dead mouse at the bottom of his soup bowl while dining at his favorite restaurant.

[@yakkodawakko9387]

Lol this was not a normal 80s song so I don't blame him. This & Darling Nikki were pretty explicit

[@felderup]

remember the cereal bowl incident from that police academy film?

[@StonefieldJim4]

🤣

[@chucku00]

Ratatouillen't

[@Kari_B61ex]

I even wore the "Frankie Says Relax" T-Shirt. Laughingly - I danced with my future husband for the first time to this song at my local nightclub. We even made sure it was played at our wedding reception in 1985... we wanted everyone to dance - even my grandma danced to it.

[@fidel2xl]

This reaction to this 1982 music video was freaking HILARIOUS!!! The look on Brad's face especially when the 'fat emperor' "made it rain", was the greatest!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@marcharley6465]

This song was a massive hit in the UK and topped the singles chart for a few weeks, even though the biggest national radio station banned it due to its' spicy lyrics. The video was controversial at the time (mid 80s) and was specifically made to get people talking about the band. Their follow up single, "Two tribes", is less explicitly sexual but .equally catchy.

[@jemmajames6719]

Of course all the kids at my school bought it, and we all sang it at the top of our voices!

[@donutsgoboom2735]

@@jemmajames6719 A whole lot less sexual but a whole lot more political!

[@lanibarnett1176]

Brad: An Intimate Gathering 😂😂

[@jimmyg33]

A sausage fest 😂

[@anthonysardone723]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@barrymiller3385]

This song was banned from virtually all TV and radio when it was released in the UK. As a result it went straight to No.1 and stayed there for weeks!

[@KelsaRavenlock]

This song actually hit number 1 on top 40 while also being actively banned at the same time. The full music video had to wait over a decade to be seen as the video had been more heavily banned than the song.

[@nitegoat1369]

“There was no imagination needed.” “That was a sausage-fest, if I’ve ever seen one.”

[@joseywales1975]

😂

[@mikelundquist4596]

I prefer tacos to sausage...

[@traherne6726]

Brads face ! Haha .. enjoyed ! Such a hit in clubs in the ‘80s

[@wordsunheard2383]

He ain’t relax

[@alanzimmerman1674]

Definitely one of the most danceable songs of the 80's.

[@richarddurrer9617]

This was a very VERY popular song in the clubs. The dance floor was slammed with everyone when it came on.

[@atorthefightingeagle9813]

Banned on the TV and radio in the UK back in 1983. It was no. 1 for 5 weeks. The video for their second single was also banned from the airwaves. The song Two Tribes was no. 1 for 9 weeks. Relax climbed the charts again to sit at the no. 2 spot. The first time an act had the number one and two slots in the UK charts since the Beatles. Frankie were from Liverpool too. Their third single also hit no. 1.

[@jmag579]

Why was it banned?

[@davidjames3080]

@@jmag579 The BBC banned it for the lyrics - the video came later. Not surprisingly this had the reverse effect of everyone wanting to buy it to see what the fuss was. Other stations still played it anyway, so the ban became an embarrassment to the BBC, especially when the song stayed at number 1 for five weeks but was banned from the BBC's flagship music show 'Top of the Pops'.

[@richardgoddard37]

@@jmag579 it took them a while, but they finally worked out what the lyrics were about. Banning it made it even more popular, and the cool kids were all listening to pirate radio that summer anyway.

[@wizendrew6369]

@@richardgoddard37 I remember listening to this on Radio 1 and thinking "really... they're playing this" - then one of the DJs (Mike Reid if I remember correctly) raised the alarm and it was banned -- didn't bother me since I'd already bought the 12" vinyl 👍

[@jmag579]

@@richardgoddard37 cool. I think I was like 4 in the summer of 83’ 😆

[@k1hasard]

I loved Lex's reaction to this!! I walked through a crowd of guys dressed very similar to the costumes in this video around 3 AM lots of years ago in the course of a job I had at the time. It was outside a club called "The Anvil" in Manhattan. Leather, hairy chests, muscles, facial hair, the works. Some of them were making comments directed at me, but they didn't bother me physically. I found out that night what it feels like to be a pretty woman walking past a construction site at lunch time LOL.

[@bugsyboy2840]

You two are awesome. ‘What’re these people on?’, ‘Probably a lot’. Funniest thing I’ve heard on here in ages 🤣🤣. Love the reactions and the music choices!

[@Atomykpimp]

They had an alternative video for MTV when the song came out in the early 80’s cause it was such a huge hit. Was also featured in the movie Body Double written by Brian DePalma.

[@cometogether999]

OG's remember the Frankie Say Relax t-shirts in big block letters.

[@lunapuella2611]

I wish I still had mine.

[@AgunziLFC]

And then the follow ups: Who gives a shit what Frankie says lol They were on par with the: Who killed Laura Palmer? shirts, then the: I killed Laura Palmer shirts 😂

[@Uninvited72]

Yeah even little kids had em.

[@Arael_Angie]

Yes ! Lol

[@3DJapan]

Ross from Friends wore one in an episode.

[@metalguru4654]

This reaction was great, Lex got the vibe and with Brad you could almost hear the gears moving inside his head trying to compute what he was watching and hearing. Was a massive hit here in the UK and spawned a whole fashion for Frankie says relax tee shirts. Great fun .

[@carriehamlin6479]

All I know is when this song played in da clubs everyone hit the dance floor and the vibe was totally off the hook!

[@clarencesmelcer4327]

Brad’s reaction is priceless! Lex is just grooving to the sound. Hilarious. This was a huge song in the clubs back in the day.

[@bobbypachmayer8975]

As a teen I never listen to the lyrics just enjoyed the beat, now as a adult I hear the lyrics and yep i was amused lol

[@briansmith48]

As a teen I never seen version of this video on MTV. The one I had seen was filmed in a theater in front of an audience.

[@minaha1975]

I was even singing along "Relax don't do it...." I was,11 years old😂😂😂

[@jstaguy2461]

I used to blast all this music in my teens, now I listen and I'm like wow, I never understood the lyrics. I still blast it loud though

[@Hamchunk1968]

@@briansmith48 I believe that's because this version was banned on MTV.

[@margaretflounders8510]

@@briansmith48 Were you watching "Body Double" by any chance?

[@jamesaaron7211]

Lex’s face: feel this groove! Brad’s face: the alien is only going to explain how to defuse this world bomb once.

[@LLiivveeeevviiLL]

On point!

[@Etereys]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@2460welshguards]

this song was absolutely massive in the clubs in the 80.S most had no idea what it was about , but awesome to dance to back in the day, also it was banned on most British radio stations

[@lovedc4ever678]

Lexi like, oh. oh. oooh. Arm around. She is totally into it. Brad is like, oh. No.. LOL.

[@roscoeboy]

I knew Brad's face would be a picture!! Standard night out in Liverpool 😃

[@stecumo6459]

i actually got mr rutherford into gbar one night and as he went in i said "one on me...mr rutherford...shooting stars never stop even when they reach the top" he smiled and thanked me.i was chuffed haha

[@fullcircle3357]

Yep I’m of to Liverpool soon lolololo

[@thomasbeauchemin1298]

So entertained by Brads discomfort and Lex's extraordinary open mindedness!!! 😊

[@3DJapan]

I question if Lex actually got what the lyrics are saying.

[@verily360]

@@3DJapan clueless

[@conan5885]

Typical reaction of someone who didn't grew up in the 80's (especially not in Europe), only prudish 80 year old librarians would get "shocked" or "uncomfortable" by this.... hey, but that's just me...

[@margaretflounders8510]

@@3DJapan I reckon she did!

[@billybee3423]

There’s another video for this song that has Lemmy playing bass, and once again proving that Lemmy loved everyone and is a Metal God!

[@margaretflounders8510]

Bless Lemmy, he was everything you said, and more....R.I.P......

[@lifelinz4ever]

Brad: "They loosened him up!" ... lost it 😂🤣🤪

[@DaveCosley]

I think that Brad would have enjoyed the song had he heard it and not seen the video. I think it was sensory overload for poor Brad...lol

[@michaeljones0007]

Spot on friend.

[@johnstjohn6658]

He'd lose his mind if he watched "Welcome to the Pleasure Dome".

[@mikecoughlin4128]

I used to dance to this all the time and we even sang along……but I’d never seen the video. Disturbing imho.

[@SigmaSeriesFan]

You guys cracked me up. Brad knew right away in the beginning, when he said when you want to come and your eyes went squinting. And Lex was just jammin. By the end you guys had me laughing. WHne the song first came out it was a dance hit. Then we saw the video and cracked up . Love the reaction

[@jameskelly2559]

Brad is such a lucky guy. I wish I had a friend as cool, open-minded and charming as Lex. She loves her music and must be such fun at a dance or party

[@Seanriver316]

When this came out, you would hear it in every bar and club.

[@Shuggie.E]

The difference in reactions. Hysterical. Loved every minute. Brad's face was a picture. Lex was just soo happy and into it.

[@klausklaus328]

Watching Lex's last bits of innocence dissolve before our very eyes!! Priceless!!!!! 😉😉😎😎

[@sferrin2]

LOL at his face. This song was the shit back in the 80s. All the dance places were playing it. Love it.

[@scoobafloom]

You’re a long way from home, welcome to the pleasure dome. These guys were kings of the club scene in their day.

[@mikephillips8810]

I was big into heavy metal when this song came out. So why did I love it so much? Why did I always get on the dance floor at work/office events when the DJ played this? Because the beat is fantastic. Classic 80s song, was huge in the UK.

[@DadCanInJapan]

This was a staple at the gay nightclubs in the early 80s. Everyone in the whole club would get on the dance floor when this song came on.

[@homerwimberly8693]

Relax Brad. Lol Lex was lovin it, Brad was not having any of that. Lmao 😂😂😂

[@bimble7240]

This was followed up with "Two Tribes" which was a massive hit. "Welcome to the Pleasure Dome" and their cover of "Born to Run" are stand out tracks from their first album. Well worth checking out.

[@jbranum3087]

Wonder woman 2 had welcome to the pleasure dome. Such a good cut

[@CIMAmotor]

Power of Love is an anthem!

[@sarahbowman7566]

Brad looking like his eyes were about to pop out of his head was priceless🤣🤣🤣

[@vondefeo8586]

This group and this track were absolutely huge in the UK, Welcome to the Pleasure Dome and Two Tribes on 12" vinyl played at a loud volume...that's the 80s right there.

[@SidMcGrath105]

Brad's facial expressions, and Lex's glee at his discomfort! 😂 Priceless! 'Two Tribes' would be a good reaction, also. 'The Power of Love' (a Christmas No.1 in the UK, keeping Bandaid of top spot) is, in my opinion, FGTH's finest hour, and a TOTALLY different type of song. Quite beautiful, in fact. Holly Johnson, the lead singer, also did a solo song that might interest you guys, 'Americanos'.

[@alfredthegreat9543]

Sorry but no. The Power of Love went to No. 1 the week before Christmas- making FGTH the 1st band since Gerry and the Pacemakers to have their 1st 3 singles hit number 1, but then Band Aid was released and that went straight in at No. 1 for the Christmas charts.

[@seamusinboston]

"There was no imagination needed" - which is exactly why this version was banned on MTV. It's a song about reaching climax (to be polite)

[@alukuhito]

It's not about "reaching climax". It's about AVOIDING "reaching climax."

[@spikeybunny6577]

It’s about waiting… & prolonging , if you will

[@wildcat1790]

Brad's facial expressions were worth the price of admission!!! Naughty song!!

[@Noclaf555]

Rofl

[@danbear5254]

“Sausage did dominate the party” had me dying. I am Jurassic, this song was everywhere in Seattle. I didn’t have the slightest clue as to what the song was about and we were banned from watching MTV back then so I never got the inferences that took place in the video. In school the “Frankie said RELAX” t-shirts were everywhere, when the “Frankie says use a condom” t-shirts popped up the King County school district banned all of the ‘Frankie’ t-shirts by that Friday. At the time I didn’t even know what a condom was. I asked my mom at dinner and was immediately remanded to my room, small blessing as it was the dreaded ‘liver’ night. This was a fun video, thank you and I’m subscribed.

[@amberhoward7807]

Ahahahaha!!!! Brad is seriously concerned! I can't stop laughing at his face... He knows what is going on, but doesn't at the same time... He doesn't know why and that is what is hilarious!

[@aliwantizu]

So, there are several videos for this song. This was the OG. Then there is a slightly edited version of this video, editing out some of the more "controversial" parts. Next there is the most well known "green laser" version that was made for more mainstream audiences. There also is a segment of the movie Body Double where they perform the song on the set of a movie (within the movie itself!) Finally, there is a live version that also got some broadcast time as well as played in clubs. Classic 80s mega hit! Thanx! ~Be Blessed

[@mnomadvfx]

Then there is the Family Guy bit in "It's a Trap" - I just laughed so hard 🤣🤣🤣

[@klbass68]

Brad's reactions were great! :D That obviously is a bar Freddy Mercury would have went to. :) Lex's reactions were enjoyable to watch as well. So cute.

[@eroy66]

And this song denied Radio Ga Ga from being no 1 on UK Top 100 singles chart. I remember some tabloids in UK wrote that charts were dominated by gays at this particular time

[@harbinger8035]

Why not say it though, that is a gay bar. What’s the fear.

[@margaretflounders8510]

@@harbinger8035 Yes..in a blue movie...

[@brianeaton9046]

The shock in Brad’s face was priceless.

[@lmdashley6725]

60 years old and seeing the video for the first time even though I've loved listening to this song for decades. Can't unsee what I just saw.😬😄

[@giorugby]

Long after much radio play, many stations finally realized what the song was actually about! Lol

[@joepaskowski9091]

So as a 12 year kid, I had NO IDEA what this song was about and loved how everyone had the Frankie Say ‘Relax’ shirts. Looking back, was probably wise not to buy one myself. Didn’t want to give the wrong impression to anyone….not there’s anything wronng with that!

[@chrislc35]

i think every kid was the same 😂used to love these, singing the lyrics having no clue lol

[@mysonandme8424]

...of course not...

[@MrHws5mp]

Yep ditto - if your parents hate it, your teachers denounce it, and BBC Radio bans it, it has to be something good, right? 😉

[@justinatest9456]

@@MrHws5mp So conservatism?

[@agatehuntress499]

I had a neon pink Relax shirt in the 80s.

[@user-sd9qd9hh5s]

"A mans holding a banana" The look on his face when he says that. 😆

[@ilovesuisse1]

The 80’s was the best time for music. Just a great era.

[@guyincognito1707]

This was their first attempt at a music video for the song. BBC outright banned it and MTV wouldn’t play it. Watching you guys try to dance around saying this is a video made in a gay S&M bar was hilarious

[@donnieon5]

This was not the original vid though

[@guyincognito1707]

@@donnieon5 It was 100% the first video the live version that you see on MTV is the second video I even looked it up before making the comment why don’t you do the same

[@guyincognito1707]

@@donnieon5 It was 100% the first video the live version that you see on MTV is the second video I even looked it up before making the comment why don’t you do the same

[@donnieon5]

@@guyincognito1707 I watched the original on tv months before it got banned or even went into the charts what you see here is not the full version

[@hellopaule]

This explains why I do not remember this same video when I was a teen. I'm Canadian and I guess Much Music also would not play this version. I just looked at my husband and said... "Wow, this is very... Village People."

[@bubkasaurus]

Facial Reaction summary. Lex: Mmmmmm chocolate!!!! Brad: why does that candy have a hook and line on it?? So awesome!! 👏❤️

[@gabemcintosh8872]

brads look on his face during this is priceless

[@gigyoung1983]

Brad’s facial reactions to this are hysteric😂😂😂😂al.

[@donadams9496]

Im watching this in public, and Brad's expression has me rolling on the ground. I imagine hes thinking "wtf am I watching??"

[@pauljansen1137]

You guys need to see the video of "When Two Tribes go to War"....

[@MagnoliaMS70]

Stumbled on your channel. Laughed soooo hard that one of you got it immediately and the other was bopping away. Hilarious!

[@davidrobinson5664]

Brad's brow for the first 2 minutes, compared to the last 2 minutes....priceless!

[@CCDzine]

Brad looks like his priest just patted him on the behind.

[@michaelkelly339]

Perfect description. Hilarious.

[@0ly001]

You win!

[@ycariocarrion3018]

To even think that is wrong

[@CCDzine]

@@ycariocarrion3018 Uh-oh, the thought police are here

[@grapeape1987]

One of the few times Brad's expression is warranted! lol

[@rory7590]

This song and video was actually banned in the UK in 1984 for a period of time after a Radio 1 DJ pulled it live on air in disgust at its lyrics. This caused a media sensation, and the song shot to the top of the charts becoming one of the best selling singles of all time. Lots of people also bought the T-Shirt saying ‘Relax’ on it in one of the fashion trends of the year. Eventually, the BBC did ‘relax’ and dropped the ban by the end of the year. Frankie Goes To Hollywood, a Liverpudlian band, also released Two Tribes and The Power of Love the same year, and all three records reached No.1, which was the first band to achieve this accolade with their debut recordings since Gerry and the Pacemakers (also from Liverpool). Unfortunately, the didn’t last much longer with an album and single release of Welcome to the Pleasuredome the following year, and then a break up of the band. Obviously, the song is something of a gay anthem, but it's hypnotic baseline and beat made it an instant success in nightclubs also. The controversy merely amplified its notoriety and sales.

[@garymorgan1597]

Brads expressions are brilliant . They look frozen .Totally worth the watch .

[@corkydukeII5898]

LOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL! You can see Brad growing more and more disturbed and uncomfortable as the song progresses! LMAO!!!

[@19672701]

I think Brad is traumatized, my dad had a relax shirt back in the day,we used to laugh,he said it was a comfortable shirt,had no clue.haha!

[@anthonymitchell8893]

Does he now nearly forty years on I bet he wears a nappy maybe you should have told him ?

[@19672701]

@@anthonymitchell8893 No he's dead,lol. This was when the song came out.

[@kathleenarchacki7875]

So traumatized

[@Noclaf555]

That's funny😂

[@dennislinehan6548]

He let you think he had no clue . Your Mom and Dad were Freaks before you were born .

[@mrglasses8953]

Understand how homophobic the UK was in the mid 80s, and this track makes sense. They were sticking two fingers up to the establishment.

[@MitchellRoboto]

My high school had a fit when we put this on during our dances, but we accused them of being filthy minded and they allowed us to keep playing it... great times!

[@annaoswald5943]

Although distracting, the uncensored video was best for a reaction. But as Lex picked up on, this song is a banger. It was everywhere, in the dance clubs, radio, and mtv (a different version though).

[@starrynight1657]

This video is too distracting for a first listen, the production and vocal made this record a dance classic forever

[@dennytaylor1005]

I love the way the both of you react to things. You both approach your likes and interpretations VASTLY different, but do so equally well.

[@danlayne9436]

So glad you chose to do the video. I wish you'd do that more. When asked what this song was about, their reply was, "Exactly what you think it's about."

[@Robalansson]

The best quote “There was no imagination needed!”

[@blakett88]

i'm so glad yall watched the video for this song, there was an "American" version of this video that was much tamer

[@kJ922-h3j]

Even to this day it seems there is still some strange and inconsistent American censorship lol

[@finbarrsaunders]

Hard to overstate the impact this record had in the UK when it was released. Immediately banned on all the major radio stations. Witness and appreciate the genius of Trevor Horn. One of the all time great music producers.

[@AmperSand666]

Hahaha, how times are changing: in the summer of 84 this song was booming from all hotels and disco clubs along the beach coast, today would be cancelled instant and the group forced to issue apologies on social media. Thanks for sharing, loved Lex's reaction, lol :)

[@MikeKonczal-cq1pu]

In the 80's it was hard to go anywhere and not see someone wearing a "Frankie says Relax" t-shirt.

[@richard_n]

The way Brad's eyes got big in some scenes was the best thing ever! LOLOL

[@markthomas2577]

I think this was banned on UK TV/Radio and went straight to number one in the charts !

[@speleokeir]

Yes it was. Radio 1 DJ Mike Reid had a fit.

[@klowe498]

Sounds more like straight to number two.

[@musiclover9361]

In the UK at the time, a very famous radio DJ called Mike Read refused to play the song because it was so rude. The British people went, "F*** you Mike, it's fantastic!" It went straight to #1!

[@boudusaved4719]

Brad's face is hilarious as he slowly figures out the meaning of the lyrics!!!

[@stecumo6459]

folks listen to the 13 minute long version of "welcome to the pleasuredome" it's a masterpiece,loved frankie and they were from my city.the man who made them trevor horn is one of the best music producers ever

[@Fakename70]

Was blasting that in my car after work last week

[@stecumo6459]

@@Fakename70 masterpiece mate,trevor horn's touches in that are off the scale

[@Fakename70]

@@stecumo6459 The entire LP is massive. Shame Liverpool was such a letdown.

[@stecumo6459]

@@Fakename70 spot on mate,as for liverpool it used to be a decent communal place believe it or not.now it's just vip booth culture for fucking idiots,a hotel or a restaurant.i've worked nightclubs there 20 odd years and it has gone down the pan,just one big dance music cub and i hate that shit.actually got mr rutherford in a gay bar i was on a few years back and as i let him in on me i said "shooting stars never stop even when they reach the top" he smiled and said thanks.ok total gobshitery on my behalf but i was cockahoop haha have a good day mate

[@johntremmel3949]

The look on brads face…….priceless!😂😂😂😂

[@blahahtheelder4343]

Brads faces are straight up cracking me up ! I've never seen him look so uncomfortable. Love you both

[@sean88gator]

This joint and "Spin Right Round" were a staple in the clubs in the 80's. Had to dance when they were played.

[@davidmillar3993]

You'd enjoy The Communards "Don't leave me this way" or "Never can say goodbye." Jimmy Somerville has an amazing voice.

[@anthonymitchell8893]

I don't think he would David we don't.like nasty men

[@kd8199]

Nothing nasty about Jimmy Somerville.

[@kittenklub1964]

And Bronski Beat! I was only 7 yrs old when I asked for their album 'Age Of Consent' for xmas. I'd no idea what it meant, but loved their music - and my poor Mum dutifully went ahead and bought me it - no questions asked!😂 Gotta love Mums💖