Destiny's Child Emotion Reaction

[@jaybrielakoi7747]

Destiny's Child Emotion Reaction Reaction starts at 03:26 1. I don't remember this music video being so good. It didn't seem that good back then. 2. I like the split screen setup. Constantly holds your attention. 3. I like Samantha Sang, Destiny Child, Bee Gees

[@LoveStory-pg5gt]

The fact is the bee gees were the geniuses who created this smash hit .

[@jaybrielakoi7747]

yes, you're right....but my generation thinks this is a Destiny's child song lol .

[@Dimitribray1999]

They are R&B singers and vocal gymnastics is a STAPLE in that genre from Destiny’s child, Mariah Carey, and Whitney

[@steveshovlar994]

Murdered a great song by Samantha Sang.

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

Loved this group

[@jaybrielakoi7747]

that was the jam back in my childhood. They were unstoppable.

[@dp3396]

Barry was known for having a knack, even as a teenager in Australia, for custom writing for others. If this song was custom written for Samantha Sang, not for themselves, then it is a credit to their songwriting ability for her version to be favored. 2 of the Bee Gees SNFever hits were More Than A Woman and If I Can’t Have You. MTAW was covered for SNF soundtrack by Tavares, and Yvonne Elliman covered the other. I was in high school during this time, and both the Bee Gees versions and the cover versions were being played on the radio alternately. Incredible!!

[@janeenbarker4851]

All three are great. How could they not be as the Bee Gees wrote the song. I know you like the falsetto sung by Barry so "Love So Right" would be one that you will enjoy. It hit at number 3 in 1976 which was the beginning of the falsetto sound.

[@jaybrielakoi7747]

It was unfortunate they stopped.

[@southpaw4580]

I think for me, my favorite is still the Samantha Sang version. I really like the other two versions though, and Destiny’s Child was a very talented group. As someone else may have already mentioned, sometimes the ‘vocal gymnastics’ is too much for me personally.

[@richardcogbill6791]

Sometimes all the vocal runs can overpower or distract from the song. I like the original smooth version by Samantha Sang & Bee Gees..

[@warrenjones5077]

Not a patch on the original Samantha Sang , Bee Gees version.

[@gavinmcleod7446]

I will have been about 30 when this version dropped - now don’t get me wrong Rnb is my fave genre and DC made this their own , but - it was over sung with the vocal acrobats - sometimes simplicity is best .

[@eggy1962]

For me this is worst of the three mainly because i hate warbling vocal gymnastics.

[@ritapreston3809]

Different strokes for different folks. People of color tend to gravitate toward vocal gymnastics and powerful belting and growling when we sing.

[@eggy1962]

@@ritapreston3809 fair enough with power vocals but the warbling does my head in as i think its not needed.

[@barbarataylor5068]

It's called gilding the lily, or putting bumperstickers on a Bentley.

[@deadassdgaf100]

you're an anomaly then.

[@Scuderia_Fan]

I don't really care for this one. While these ladies are very capable of singing, I feel like I am just hearing a string of adlips. I know this is the type of singing that is really popular these days and every girl dreams of singing like Beyoncé, it is not a style I prefer. I don't mind an adlips here and there, but not as a way of singing. But the harmonies do sound amazing in this song. They deserve all the credits for their success, it's just not for me.

[@jaybrielakoi7747]

Interesting that you say that. This is def my millennial generation and it was HUGE back when I was younger. But of course to each their own. Thanks for your insightful comment. I appreciate it.

[@ginalashley1265]

Totally agree with Maarten. Although I can appreciate that the ladies have great voices and the harmonies were good, I myself am not a fan of what I call over singing. Hey, I'm 47, I'm allowed. Lol

[@deadassdgaf100]

BOOOOI

[@tonyetchells6051]

They crucified it. It's the only song I've ever heard that makes me feel physically nauseous.