Caught Me Off Guard..!| Madonna - Justify My Love [Official Music Video] REACTION

[@billwoodruff9100]

You got me laughing because she got you flustered! That's Madonna.

[@aubreymclean7712]

Same! I laughed when he put down the headphones. It was cute :D

[@northernstar7162]

@@aubreymclean7712 Me too!! As soon as he sat up straight and moved his seat forward, you know he's going to find it difficult to get through the rest of the video while trying to remain professional😂 To be fair, this song is 31 years old (1990) and it hasn't aged at all.

[@northernstar7162]

This is my favourite reaction video right now for exactly that reason. Love this video...😂😂😂

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Yes!! 😂

[@brooklynmysticaldiva4729]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@stephenwallis374]

Banned by MTV, so she released it as a VHS single....I’ve been a Madonna fan since 1983 and she never disappoints! She taught me it was okay to be different and not care about other’s opinions!

[@mistermadhh7726]

Here in Germany the VHS-Single had rated 18+ at that time. Today I think, it's 16+

[@user-xi1nm4ir7y]

America is hilarious 🤣

[@timothychung4811]

Made tons of money on it in

[@ashleighhogan941]

And David Bowie taught her. Rebel Rebel

[@ms.b9093]

Yep! Sold it on VHS! Over 1 million copies sold at $10 a pop upon its release.

[@cookingartguy2170]

Man when you pulled off those headphones a couple of minutes in I thought you were going to have a cigarette LOL. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@debbiepochy6751]

LOL!!

[@noortjevanoo1837]

😂😂😂

[@khaleesisnow1683]

😂😂😂

[@carolcarol3938]

LOL

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

😂😅

[@Lassehoegvonessen]

Lenny Kravitz wrote this song to Madonna. He played all the instruments himself and he sang the back-ups.

[@bemused9522]

Didn't know that, but not surprised, cuz he cool like that.

[@nettricegaskins1871]

And Lenny got it from Public Enemy. It's right before "Rebel Without a Pause."

[@michael_harren]

Woah, and Ingrid Chavez too! I didn’t know that all these years.

[@mistateearuba]

Ingrid Chavez wrote most of the lyrics. Lenny wrote the hook and sang the back up vocals. Beat was sampled from Public Enemy's "security of the first world"

[@naurking5388]

Played the instruments? The song samples another song i-

[@carolowler]

Whatever people's opinions of her, she kicked down the door and gave us gals a loud voice to be heard. She certainly helped society sit up and take notice, it was very empowering.

[@donniehagy5125]

Carol: Not a big fan of hers now, BUT, I still admire her because what she did, SHE DID ON HER OWN!

[@RetroReminiscing]

very much so yes! I agree...we all only get one chance at life and she has most definatley made the most of hers..good for her!

[@lisadee4490]

agreed wholeheartedly

[@timfahey7127]

Well said!

[@Madonnism]

👏👏👏Totally agree!! 👏👏👏💪❤️

[@ingrid8994]

“Poor is the man whose pleasure depends on the permission of another.” Great lyrics 🥵😅 Gotta love Madonna 💫✨

[@teresaburke1868]

You said it all.

[@florenciaalvarez3213]

Indeed!

[@eden19966]

Apart from it was Lenny Krawitz who wrote the song + lyrics.

[@ingrid8994]

@@eden19966 I know that it was written by Lenny Kravitz and Ingrid Chavez with additional lyrics by Madonna. Ingrid Chavez was never credited which lead to a lawsuit that was settled out of court. That said, I was commenting on Madonna’s delivery not crediting her for the lyrics although I see how I should’ve made that distinction 🙂

[@wendyreveyoso3731]

The great thing about Madonna is you never know what you’re going to get from her 💖

[@jorgem.salinasramirez1946]

The visual art of this video is fantástic. She was revolutionary.

[@TheBugkillah]

Don’t worry, we had the same reaction when this came out.

[@dkrom]

1990-92 was Madonna at her most racy -- Justify My Love, then the Erotica album and companion picture book

[@matthewdrake4385]

That's true

[@MavenCree]

Maaaaaan, they banned this video so quick! NOBODY played it unless it was the middle of the night. 😂

[@sexysadie2901]

No problem playing it in the middle of day in Spain.👍

[@mledbetter]

Just like the "Taste It" video by INXS.

[@marriebarrie77]

I can see it in the Netherlands no block here.

[@traceyamarnie6105]

She is so different to other artists. She always did her own thing and never followed. She had so many good songs.💖x

[@nifflofair6685]

It was written by someone else.

[@michaellynch5254]

Madonna was just pure artistry. She liked to reinvent herself and push the boundaries of what was allowed on TV with her videos sometimes. Some of her videos were banned from MTV back in the day. I believe she's the first white woman to ever kiss a black man on VH1 in her song like a prayer.

[@radioflyer5730]

She was certainly more mart than art. She was a business woman first. These were her attempts at staying relevant by selling sex. This was not any kind of social awareness or artistic statement. Mere frivolity.

[@MsUltrafox]

She made the POPE hate her. Just for that, I loved her more.

[@reddragonready]

@@radioflyer5730 Wrong! Madonna has been about social statements since the very start.."papa don't preach" already was a social statement..and so were her sexual videos and songs.

[@adrianoluz1108]

@@radioflyer5730 absolutely wrong! I'm too bored with this issue to even try to explain why, when anyone can find it out on one single google search. That kind of ignorance is a choice these days.

[@jacqcook4036]

A lady who was never afraid of pushing the boundaries. Incredibly sexy song.

[@arethabenson513]

She was 11:10

[@arethabenson513]

She was thinking outside the box 11:26

[@arethabenson513]

Facts it was 11:48

[@deepreddawg2510]

Her song and video for Human Nature will explain a lot about why she is the way she is. Very to the point. Check it out.

[@pluckingflowers]

That's my favorite Madonna song.

[@katybienz9012]

True story!

[@pkleo73]

that whole album is kick ass

[@totallytony]

Yasss Human Nature is My personal favourite Madonna video

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Jay- I highly suggest you watch her docu- movie called “Truth or Dare.” A lot is revealed- in one part- the cops in a place where they’re getting ready to do a concert, shows up and tells her if she goes onstage, they’ll pull her off and arrest her- (due to her performances onstage) what does Madonna do? Heads straight to the stage- 💙👍✌️

[@katemaxwell5590]

This song was written my Lenny Kravitz. He’s in there too. You should watch Madonna’s Truth or Dare

[@mistateearuba]

Lenny wrote the hook. Most of the lyrics came from Ingrid Chavez.

[@Cyssane]

Great suggestion -- Truth or Dare was such a phenomenon when it first came out.

[@kerry7713]

Can’t thank Madonna enough for what she did for us women. RESPECT

[@DjMikeiam]

This was the moment for the gay peeps! What did she do for woman?

[@kerry7713]

Ohhhh the men are all in their feelings about this comment. Yes, there are things MEN didn’t accomplish for us. 👀

[@kerry7713]

@@robertdrake560 okay a man made the beat. That does not nullify what Madonna did for women. Thanks for stopping in to In-correct me though. 👍🏼

[@kerry7713]

@@robertdrake560 k there bud. 👍🏼

[@kerry7713]

CIS YT men in the States crack me up.

[@Kim-hc5si]

She’s ever-changing. Always evolving. She’s still out there doing it. 🔥🔥🔥

[@Sleepless4Life]

Oh she evolved alright! More than you believe.

[@kferro]

I remember this one playing in the clubs back in the day...everyone would just stop and watch the video if it were playing.

[@paulsheedy4650]

She always stayed current, constantly reinventing herself and her music. But she also managed to predict coming trends in music. Keeping a close watch on what was happening in the clubs and then bringing it to the masses.😀👍📀❤️

[@dr.westwood]

This is tame. She went through a hypersexual phase in her music in the 1990s. When "Ray of Light" came out, her music took a whole other turn, and then when "Music" came out there was another turn in her music. She also took vocal lessons when she did "Evita" and I think most people would agree that her vocals became more amazing in her works after that.

[@yeahboiii6640]

Madonna brought sexuality to a new level for all of us. 😍 She was on the knifes edge.

[@kristideanda9293]

This was the most sexual thing we had ever seen when it came out

[@ingrid8994]

💯💯💯

[@mistateearuba]

Seem to have forgotten about a song called "French Kiss" by Lil Louis that came out a couple of years earlier. And what about "Jungle fever" by The Chakachas from the early 70s.

[@GodWeenSatan]

George Michael- i want your "sax." KZbin censored my comment

[@dipsydoodle7988]

Other than porn anyway...

[@ckobo84]

What about "Relax" by Frankie Goes To Hollywood?

[@todddepue681]

She actually had to go on ABC News (who were the ONLY people who actually played the video on TV!) and spend like 20 minutes defending herself and explaining why she made such a provocative video. I'm sure that whole experience is what inspired Erotica and the Sex book. She realized just how uptight America was and made it her mission to do something about it.

[@mzluna313]

I was a teenager in the 80's and I really wasn't a fan of most of the music or the "cookie cutter" pop princesses. But, Madonna!?! She was different! She was bold! She was unapologetic! She stayed real and true to the type of artist she wanted to be and has remained relevant since because she flipped off the record execs that wanted to change her and did it her way! I think I'll always be a fan of Madonna's!

[@PsYkOtYk1]

Love the name. Reference to Marcy Playground?

[@mzluna313]

@@PsYkOtYk1 Indeed it is! Not many catch that!

[@Mr17051963]

This beat is sort of hypnotic! And, yes, she is a camaleon!!! In the 80’s and 90’s she changed her persona, as an actress, from one album to another. And what a sexy song, man!!! 🔥

[@duane_313]

Her artistic scope is so wide and deep! You just need to do a full journey! Can we get a madonna reaction video every week?! Please 🤗 love your channel

[@2009socalgal]

This video wasn’t played on MTV back when it came out. Instead there was a video channel called The Jukebox and people would pay to have videos played. This one played all.the.time.

[@LindA00313]

“The Box” I remember 🤣🤣🤣

[@MorrisB1971]

MTV played it after midnight

[@2009socalgal]

@@MorrisB1971 oh ok! I was in high school so I was already asleep by then 😆

[@michaelmiranda3688]

Madonna “Don’t cry for me Argentina “ for another complete change. Very operatic and beautiful ❤️🔥

[@samhasanain4841]

“Take a Bow” is also pretty seductive but not on this level obviously.

[@jayw6203]

Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds did the backup vocals for Take A Bow

[@katg9507]

@@jayw6203 looking for this comment..

[@createallow3126]

More on the romantic side.

[@charlenerogers9813]

This is Madonna's personality! Very sensual, she's all over the board!. Love this arist.

[@steve6valdez]

You are 100% right about there not being another artist like her. It's been great to follow her since the 80's and see her artistry flourish. She had/has some great video directors that she's worked with and some multiple times. Always was exciting to see what Madonna's next music video had in store for us.

[@michaelconnolly7681]

It's a phenomenal song. I love lots of her songs but this one is my favourite. It's very sensual throughout and it's very honest and upfront. There isn't another song on this subject like it. Its very original.

[@nettricegaskins1871]

The beat is from Public Enemy's "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back." It's right before "Rebel Without a Pause."

[@LMS_HQ]

"Security of the first world"

[@Marc-zi5cq]

Madonna videos to react to, that are amazing: - Bad Girl - Rain - Secret - Frozen - Bedtime Story

[@lesleywarnock228]

Oh Father!! ( at least I think that's what it's called LOL)

[@tinkler4]

He’s already reacted to Frozen. But ‘Secret’ oh yeah that’s my jam! Lol

[@esztervarga7641]

I loove Rain. Amazing mood Amazing video.

[@sito7186]

Bedtime Story live at the Brit Awards

[@Marc-zi5cq]

@@tinkler4 I just saw, you're right and he loved it, so at least i was right in that aspect haha :) The others are must-see as well.

[@toneil4577]

Madonna has constantly reinvented herself. Completely unselfconscious 👍🏻

[@sjb2471]

Interestingly, she was / is INCREDIBLY self-conscious, she admits it freely! It’s what drove her

[@robertkennedy4456]

I've just watched your reaction to this now and I'm laughing - because I have seen this video 1000+ times and I know you come across as a real genuine guy with a sense of innocence. I really enjoy your reactions. Can you imagine how the public reacted to this 30 years ago???

[@liampalmer8729]

I’m pretty sure I fancied Madonna before I even knew what that meant

[@ingrid8994]

😅😅😅

[@Markyajv]

Fun Facts: Lenny Kravitz helped Madonna write and produce this sultry song, where Madonna whispers most of the lyrics. It was the first single from her highly anticipated Immaculate Collection compilation album, and created plenty of sales-generating controversy for the singer, who was known for pushing the limits of sexual content. Ingrid Chavez, a singer who had worked with Prince, sued for royalties, claiming she wrote the song with Kravitz. According to Chavez, Kravitz came up with the title, but the rest of the lyric - minus one line Madonna changed - came from her. "Lenny recorded a synth line and then he asked me if I had something I wanted to say," she told Vibe. "I had a letter on me (my letters are like poems) and so I got on the mic and basically read the letter. One take and the rest is history." The case was settled out of court in 1992, with Chavez getting a composer credit along with Kravitz and Madonna. This samples a beat from a Public Enemy song called "Security Of The First World," an instrumental from their album It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back, which in turn samples "Ashley's Roachclip," a 1974 track by The Soul Searchers that has been used hundreds of times. Public Enemy used many samples themselves and had no claim to the original beat, so they didn't sue Madonna or Kravitz. Public Enemy's producer, Hank Shocklee, capitalized on the publicity by having a group called the Young Black Teenagers record an answer song using the same beat called "To My Donna." The video contains partial nudity - a female dancer flashes a bit of nipple under her suspenders. MTV banned it, but eventually agreed to play it late at night. With the controversy brewing over the video, ABC aired it on Nightline, with anchor Forrest Sawyer asking Madonna questions about the video as it ran. It was unusual for an entertainment story to be the focus of Nightline, but this one made the news because it raised censorship issues. It also didn't hurt that Madonna was a huge star and was sure to draw lots of viewers. While the video played, Madonna talked about how women in her videos are always in control sexually. The video was directed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino, who had a photography/graphic design background and made clips that looked more like art films. He usually worked in black-and-white, which he did here and also in his other famous video: Don Henley's "The Boys of Summer." The clip was shot at a Paris hotel and featured Madonna's boyfriend at the time, Tony Ward. After the video was banned by MTV, it was released for sale on VHS. In an era when your phone can play just about any video with a few taps of the glass it's hard to comprehend, but in the early '90s people would buy certain music videos to play on their VCRs. This one sold well thanks to the controversy (and the low, low price of $9.98), eventually selling over one million copies.

[@peepee2922]

Very well put I believe you summed up the whole video on this comment. Lol. Thank you.

[@Markyajv]

@@peepee2922 I tend to fact check everything since the 2016 election. Lol.

[@renenielsen92]

@@Markyajv you could also add that this was the first #1 billboard hit for Kravitz, I believe a fact check would confirm this... Love your breakdown here though....

[@jasonkraley]

i could be incorrect, but i believe this was her first song to use narrative speech as the main vocal, only harmonizing during the short chorus moments.. ahh, the 90s... i believe this was on the retrospective remix album "The Immaculate Collection" which featured 2 new songs, this being one of them in 1990.. thank you for your very first reaction!

[@martinmillar7137]

If this channel didn't exsist I'd find youtube way less fun... gotta thank ye jayvee.. been my saving grace for a cpl years now... from your reactions to songs i love to ones i don't...but especically the comments section...to nostalgia and all that brings to a person..am glad you founded this channel.. its special..

[@Rolf836]

other song suggestions include kiss from a rose by Seal, you gotta be by Desree , Fantasy by Mariah Carey, Ready for love by India Arie , i do cherish you by 98 degrees , beautiful by Christina Aguilera , Don't let go by En Vogue

[@kerry7713]

She also writes children’s books. The English Roses. Yes, she does it all. Queen.

[@thecornedbeefcouncil9792]

This is 30 years ago…..THIRTY. Absolute timeless brilliance, could be released today, song and video and it would still look and sound incredible.

[@rodb9275]

I'm so glad you re-did this in the smaller frame. .I was bummed out when I saw you originally posted it a couple days ago, and it had been blocked. Thank you, Great reaction.

[@liaboyd8464]

Super old school Madonna, but Crazy for You is one of her early songs where she lets her sultry side out.

[@salvadordehyrule7261]

You were close, this single was right after Vogue. Each album of Madonna is a whole different sound, but she keeps her trademark.

[@serieuxster]

Madonna is a chameleon. She changes her image and vibe with every album. Loved her 80's albums and the Bedtime Stories and Ray of Light Albums too.

[@florenciaalvarez3213]

Jovaughn this is just a taste of Madonna and her chameleon like charm that keeps us coming back for more. I instantly fell in love with her music. She is like no other. From the first video I saw of hers which was “Burning Up” to “Cherish” to “Take a Bow” to “The Power of Goodbye” and so much more. When she was interviewed early in her career she was asked something like what are your plans as far as your career and she quickly stated “I have the same goal I’ve had since I was a girl. I want to rule the world”. You have to respect someone who has stayed relevant and continues to stay two steps ahead of us all. Thank you! ❤️

[@brandonaldaymachuse6669]

Madonna is so versatile...looks, sounds, album style...everything is top of the line, bravest and most artistic of any pop star. She just marches to her own beat but the thing that unites her entire catalog as an artist is her mind. That will never be replicated. I've been a huge fan since about 2001 and she never stops surprising me or making me think about how important she is to culture. She's opened so many minds to something new. She couldn't have done that without having been super popular and always cool at the very beginning. She took that popularity and switched it up on everyone by the early 90s.

[@jennhurl]

Madonna completely shares what her Private 😉 Side & is truly about in "Erotica". Lots of reactors have done it. You can't really listen to her catalog of music without it. It's who she is. Trust me Jay, I'm a Madonna connoisseur. 😉 She's been my favorite since 1983.

[@kristianberg4264]

Well, it’s one facet of who she is, she’s not that one dimensional. She has more layers to her than just her sexuality. ;)

[@ljdmanxfella5793]

*I think what you were trying to say (through your blushes), was that you don't know of any other artist who has had the ability to **_"re-invent"_** their on-stage/on-screen persona, quite like Madonna has been able to do through her career. And I completely agree with you. That said, she's not entirely unique in having that ability. For example, check out the stage/video persona of the late great David Bowie, decade by decade from the 1960s, right through to the 2010s. But off the top of my head, those are the only two artists who immediately spring to mind in having such a diverse collection of on-stage characters. Great channel by the way!*

[@JDirrty08]

It was originally banned from MTV. It's on one of her many greatest hits album titled The Immaculate Collection

[@tarakk2511]

I luv your stunning expression.... imagine how people reacted to this song and vdo at the time when it released....she is so ahead of her time

[@ravenblack6950]

This is what makes Madonna a Legend!! Always pushing the boundaries and not giving a F who it offends!

[@flynaty25]

Love her she changes style and vibe … she’s been around for 4 decades

[@openyourchakras918]

Woo hoo, this will be an awesome & hilarious reaction 😉. Keep going with Madonna reactions 💗 💫

[@ChaCha-lt8rx]

Love this girl !

[@Jorge-MX]

She is THE QUEEN of POP

[@greendude1973]

we actually threw a party for the premiere of this video it came on at midnight was a HUGE thing then shortly after got banned...it was awesome!

[@PicklesandAlex]

She is the Queen of reinvention. ✌️ hope you watch Human Nature next. Completely different vibe. 👍

[@ZennaD]

I was 14 when I came out and not like the kids today, so this video was shocking to my young eyes.

[@mirjamvond1731]

Madonna on 🔥💯 And the message behind this is also, that all love is justified, love is love 🌈

[@TrevorPalmatiershow]

This was the first video banned by MTV. She was decades ahead of her time. She is the greatest live performer of all time, if you want to see her artistry and athleticism, react to her tours. Your viewership will double. I swear it!

[@billjohnson5519]

One of my favorite songs and videos by her. Back then they wouldn’t show this video on tv, so she had it packaged and sold.

[@SeeJay81]

You summed it up perfectly; "that's Madonna for you!" 😂

[@paprika63097]

lol,...You never get to know Madonna and that is what makes her brilliant! Love you reaction ;)

[@bbaabbaa8872]

Keep up with Madonna Her catalog is so vast and iconic 👑 👑 👑

[@CGermanB]

Gotta love this girl! She broke barriers with this song ♥♥♥

[@owbln82]

Thank u for the reaction! enjoyed it very much! :-)

[@Dammm2503]

My favorite music video ever! God bless the Queen!!

[@chrisel9466]

Madonna is the most versatile artist in music. #Facts

[@coherencia9498]

Bro Madonna is unique, greatest artist ever

[@moralesamelin7327]

Madonna is everything..always surprise you... Not for nothing, she is the Queen.

[@timothymiller803]

Good job!! I totally enjoyed your reaction...Thank You For Being Real!

[@rabidsminions2079]

Yep Madonna has done it all.

[@debbiedobles40]

One of my favorite Madonna songs, Lenny Kravitz is such a talent ♥️

[@ravenblack6950]

Madonna is so hardworking that she deserves all the fame, fortune, love and admiration she has gotten through the years.

[@tomasperezgonzalez7055]

Madonna queen 👑 👑 ❤️😍😍

[@rb7007]

No one mentioned the wicked hip hop beat in the background. 😂 I think it’s a public enemy sample. But Yep,....we were all shocked when this video first came out. That’s Madonna for ya!

[@craigreed1638]

They sued her for this

[@rb7007]

@@craigreed1638 Wow, I didn’t know that!

[@latenightchillout1202]

This track was on the Immaculate Collection 'best of' album, and was one of two trqcks (the other being Rescue Me) that only appeared on this album or as singles and were not included on any other album..however you are right in the timeline, this single was released between the Vogue and Erotica eras, and marks a transition in Madonnas career. Really enjoying your reactions pal, thanks for sharing them

[@tsogobauggi8721]

3:46 Now listen Madonna's song Ray of Light :) This is a song from the 1990 album 'The Immaculate Collection'. 5:15 Yeah, you listed the song 'Vogue' already from this album. The year 1990 was great. You should also listen the song 'Deep in Vogue' from Malcom McLaren's album 'Waltz Darling' (1989) so you get more understand what the "vogue" meant.

[@oscardelgado1075]

I ❤️ this song, I remember when I was to the video store to buy the video single and watching in private in my room very scared of my family lol

[@lilyraiyne9225]

She always pushed the envelope and let people know hey, this is how I express/ make my music. It was always art to her and the form of visual, lyrical, etc.... She had a lot of strength to do a lot of that, especially when it was looked down upon.

[@brooklynmysticaldiva4729]

One of her best!!!!!! Love this song and video!! Im laughing so hard watching you react..lmao 🤣 Yes there is only 1 Madonna!

[@angelcharms7297]

When u paused the vid, headphones off, and staring there speechless...u had me DYING OVER HERE LAUGHING. When i saw that u chose this vid, i was like, he in for a rude awakening. Mtv only played this late at night. Madonna is the Queen of controversy when it comes to music videos

[@CarlosAcosta-tk4vh]

Your genuine openness to Madonna really makes you so awesome. You are open to it all…even other artists you’ve watched. I genuinely love your energy. You seem like such a wonderful guy! Keep it up! I wish everyone was as open as you are to music/art/expression. You aren’t running away from it because of the sexual element. You hear it out and enjoy it! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@kevinoberbroekling4785]

Was a senior in high school when this came out and loved it ever since

[@tdsims1963]

When this video debuted ... Holy Jesus. Jaws were on the floor. Have fun, Jayvee. Long, long career from one of the most versatile, bitchiest, fieriest, controversial artists in pop/rock! I adore Madonna because she SIMPLY DOESN'T GIVE A DAMN.

[@UESide]

From 30 years ago. Sensational

[@malachicroy6379]

Great video 🧡

[@Lolo-zs2eo]

Madonna did her own thing, and was ahead of her time. Now, no one is surprised by a video like this today.

[@samhasanain4841]

Your breakdown of Madonna and reaction to this video in the middle is why I subscribe to this channel. Funny and perceptive! Lol

[@crichards3533]

This was sold as a Video single in the UK back then. Still have my copy. Love Madonna.

[@timothychung4811]

This song was for her "Immaculate" first greatist hits album which also had Rescue Me...

[@paulthor6255]

Best Music Video ever made. To justify love. Madonna. 🖤

[@-M0LE]

Madonna is an icon a legend

[@alipanroosendaal9503]

30 years old and still at the cutting edge....and what a groove.

[@teresaharrison5773]

I was 29 when this was released and it blew my mind, I loved it and had my own fun (better left to one's imagination). 😛