MARVIN GAYE Let's Get It On REACTION + LYRICS Analysis

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[@cristobalvalladares973]

A generation was conceived to this song.

[@jasonlee3392]

This is when culture comes into play. It's a brilliantly composed song, but that's not the only element to why it's so popular. It's because people have fantastic memories that go along with it. The song probably was not popular in India and is only heard by a few who enjoy western music, so to the average Indian ear it's just another pleasant tune, but lacking the cultural side - Parties, love making, drinking and smoking in the old days

[@margaretwilliams7658]

Will ALWAYS BE A WINNER!

[@JVCKPOT]

Baby makin music

[@DerangedLeftWingers]

Why did you two stop talking before you play videos? because people complained? fuck them we want you two to talk about the video before you play, don't let criticism effect you two you are doing a great job

[@loriannrichardson7644]

Guys, some songs are just meant to be enjoyed -- not overthought. Just relax into the music and the singing. Kirti, I appreciated your response. (BTW, here's a bit of info. Here in the US, Black men are among the least likely to commit sex crimes.)

[@josephleyva8090]

You have got to be kidding???😳😳😳😳😝😝😝😝😝😝🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamalsmith5073]

Repetition repetition. Many things are repetitive which we enjoy because of that very fact including the act in the message of this song.

[@philipskrusso1153]

Ciao Savio and Kirti🎉 Always well balanced and insightful reviews.Enjoyed

[@Legs555]

His voice was enough, the song whas second thaught

[@Urbnfacts]

In soul and r&b repetition is the goal. We call it the hook. You guys have a problem with the blues part. Not to mention you are insulting a legend and a classic in black or pop culture. So stop with the crying about repetitive aspect of r&b please. Plus its art and music. What do you want- for it to sound like a novel or movie? Huh!