*First Time* 🎵 DURAN DURAN "Hungry Like The Wolf" Reaction

[@koolvids24]

I was a teenager in the 80’s. Duran Duran were huge. Lots of hits.

[@anti-satanpro-life4419]

Yep

[@lancerxx68]

Ditto

[@brendandurham3817]

You should totally react to their song Come Undone.

[@KristinKanan]

Me too. My bff was “Mrs. Le Bon.” 🤣

[@johndrake3472]

A shit load of hits.

[@stephenbrough8132]

Duran Duran were massive - many hits.

[@josephina6067]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2bZaquDlMyIh8U 🦖🦖

[@confucius12012]

1983-85 probably their best years.

[@j.jennings1722]

Oh yes, Duran Duran was huge with many hits. I love "Wild Boys" "Rio" "Planet Earth" and many other songs by them.

[@AyalSharon]

"Girls on Film", "Is There Something I Should Know?", "Come Undone", "Save a Prayer", "Union of the Snake", "The Reflex", "New Moon on Monday", etc. So many hits from one band!

[@Isleofskye]

Girls On Film, Don't Save a Prayer, Ordinary Day, New Moon On Monday, Please,Please Tell Me Now etc

[@blinkybill2198]

A view to a Kill

[@danteeldante1383]

Wild boys, defenitely, they should also do "notorious", but they do have tons of hits.

[@CBGB_1977]

I like the deep-cuts like “Friends of Mine”, “Fame”, “Khanada”, “New Religion”, “The Chauffeur”, “”Sound of Thunder”, “American Science”, and many others.

[@BlackHatCinephile]

Duran Duran are legendary.

[@floorticket]

"Is There Something I Should Know?" was originally a non-album single. Hard to overstate how big a band Duran Duran was back in the 80s.

[@raymo6795]

Really big Dave! They led the second wave of the British invasion in the early 80s. This is the first song by Duran Duran I heard on the radio...MTV came soon later, next thing you know ,I am combing my hair like the dude from "The Flock Of Seagulls" and wearing leather ties...I hope there are no photos.

[@shack8110]

awesome song

[@biohazard_613]

I didn’t know that . I first heard Planet Earth from the first album and went out and bought it. Is there something I should know was on it. How long before the album did it come out?

[@caseystevens8302]

They were actually the biggest band in the world in the early 80s. Everywhere from Antigua to Zanzibar, Duran Duran was the biggest worldwide. When they arrived in the US, Times Square was closed due to the massive crowd. Only twice was Times Square ever closed for musical artists. The first was the 60s when The Beatles arrived and the second time was Duran Duran in the 80s.

[@Meanfromeindhoven]

They were so big that some.of theur song even made it to radios in Eastern Block

[@BATTIS94]

I love this freaking song. This guys have tons of bangers under their belt.

[@LordEagle]

Ordinary World,,,,💥👍💥👍💥

[@nealgates2446]

@@LordEagle one of my favs!

[@boki1693]

Their song Rio will make you want to go on vacation even more. Similar sound but more a vacation vibe. But my favorite songs by them are Girls on Film and The Reflex. Two totally different vibes. Girls on Film was before they were a big hit. The Reflex was when they were a huge band. Duran Duran were one of the biggest bands of the 80's.

[@TJ-id6ee]

I love the song and video to Rio!

[@johnstjohn6658]

If they were to watch the videos to "Rio" or "Hungry Like the Wolf" they'd really want to go on vacation. "Girls on Film" and "Late Bar" were my early DD favorites.

[@RESET1776]

Duran Duran was HUGE like bigger then life HUGE in the 80s. We’re talking constant radio play in an era where a bit of radio time was the sign that you’ve made it.

[@benshafer5198]

This album (Rio) put them over the top in the US in 1982. They were already charting in the UK from their first release. Just a fun 80's new wave party band. The video for this and the title track (Rio) were ALL OVER MTV. 80's were definitely lit; it was lighter time. Pretty sure no cannibalistic connotations were intended😂

[@StaciaAmnaber]

I loved them from the first second I heard Planet Earth!

[@paranormalskeptic3893]

Agree with this big time, this song put them on the map. Great new wave classic. Brings back such great and vivid memories.

[@domingospoetalopes3923]

Right.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Rio is one of my faves by them, because at the time I was crazy in love with a girl who had a cherry ice cream smile.

[@paranormalskeptic3893]

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 At 21, I was in love with several girls at that time.

[@CBGB_1977]

Duran Duran was HUGE! Their fan frenzy was compared to The Beatles of New Wave. They’re still creating great albums. Their latest album, released just a couple months ago is really strong and is one of the best selling albums of 2021.

[@qhl5579]

This and Rio, totaly 80s summer beach vibes!!

[@yeahboiii6640]

Duran Duran was HUGE and still are. Many many hits!

[@tarheel94]

The 80's were a very happy decade. Lucky to grow up during that decade, and the early 90's were awesome as well.

[@ckobo84]

We embraced happiness every chance we got, we never fought it. Aside from looming spector of the Russians blowing us off the planet it was a pretty good time.

[@douglasfrantzen3011]

It seems to me that science and technology is getting so much better, but society is getting worse.

[@paulhenderson8201]

"I'm on the hunt, I'm after you"...Brad nails it. Duran Duran were (are) huge. The Reflex, Save a Prayer, Ordinary World, Rio, Girls on Film...we could go on.

[@DanSolo871]

Yeah, sometimes these translators make up their own words. Huntdown? That's not it.

[@escapingreality3306]

They have to do 'Notorious' which I believe was their first big hit.

[@joemachine4714]

wasn't there a song about a Snake too? 🤔

[@Tat2Dragons]

Late Bar.

[@Irishgirlnc]

@@escapingreality3306 ‘Notorious’ was not their first big hit. That was ‘Girls On Film’ from their self-titled first album. ‘Notorious was their 14th single from their fourth album.

[@jazzminb]

This was hands down the biggest group of the 80s. They were always compared to the Beatles. I liked them because they were so creative and doing things others weren't doing. They were the group that started people doing on location MVs among other things

[@beriandavies2111]

Duran Duran. HUGE in the 80's, they even left their mark in the US. Wrote and performed a James Bond theme also, A View To A Kill, same title as the movie.

[@barbarino2000]

“I wonder if Duran Duran was a big band, or one hit wonder.” Good question. They were globally HUGE. They arrived right after MTV arrived, and had the perfect look that could be sold to the masses worldwide. They put out 4 albums in the 80s and were CONSTANTLY on the radio.

[@rondelayo]

They were most certainly not a 1 hit wonder!!!! They had many hits I lived the 80s I was 13 when this was released!!!

[@irishangel5689]

First concert I ever went to was in 1979, it was Blondie with an unknown group called Duran Duran opening. I was 10. It was at Madison Square Garden, and I fell in love with Duran Duran. I was like the only one in my school who knew who they were but that didn't last long. By the next year Duran Duran blew up in the "New English Invasion" that happened in the 80's. I was a Duranie back then through my teen years and saw them 20 times in concert. LOL. I loved Duran Duran. Bass player John Taylor was my fav, then keyboardist Nick Rhodes, then lead singer Simon Le Bon. Duran Duran was THE 80's. They owned the 80's. And Brad was right, he is on the hunt for a female. This song is all sexual innuendo. "Mouth is alive, juices like wine..." use your dirty imagination and that's what is means. And you can hear the woman moaning in the background at the end. LOL.

[@pdog547]

That might be the best first concert I've ever heard of. No joke. Duran Duran opening for Blondie!?! That's legendary.

[@mariflame1821]

Wow, you're so lucky you saw them in concert so early on their career. I first saw them in 84..my first concert and been a fan since.

[@ragnari9368]

You are probably thinking of the tour with Blondie in 82. They were barely a band in 79, no record deal and no Simon Lebon.

[@kimlalajo]

@@mariflame1821 '84 my first concert too! They were my favorite band! I was 15 and head over heels "in love" with Simon Le Bon. Those were the days. :)

[@steviekc9057]

LUCKY!

[@TD_JR]

There wasn't a club in the 80s that didn't have Duran Duran somewhere on the playlist. Absolute Gods of the New Wave scene. Listen to the bass line in 'Rio'... absolute one of the best funk lines ever put to vinyl.

[@WykkedMofo]

Duran Duran was SO BIG in the 80's! This song was inspired by Little Red Riding Hood, so they said. My favorite by them was Wild Boys...Worth checking out IMO. GREAT reaction, as ALWAYS! Keep it up Brad & Lex! \m/

[@paolov73]

Very big band. The Reflex was my first 7” vinyl single in the early 80’s. They even did a title track for a James Bond Film “A View to a Kill”.

[@SpiderMcGee]

In the early '80s Duran Duran was considered by some to be the second coming of the Beatles. They were HUGE and had lots of hits, and they're still around. They even got to do the theme to a James Bond movie, A View to a Kill, and it's one of the better ones.

[@joetspaulding]

Duran Duran owned 80's pop

[@d-2793]

So 80s says Lex. It is. this song was all over radio & MTV.

[@duncansolloway2497]

still one of the best videos-in the 80s DURAN DURAN was everywhere on MTV

[@TheOneAndOnlyFloridaMan]

Duran Duran were one of the biggest bands in the 80's. Union Of The Snake is another track of their's you could check out.

[@rhondamcbath6279]

Horrible/Strange Band, to the Max!!! 🤬

[@tristramcoffin926]

Huge! I loved them when I was a kid and got picked on for it. They were thought of as a band for girls but I didn't care. I loved their music and still do.

[@TheOneAndOnlyFloridaMan]

@@rhondamcbath6279 Hey I don't know anything about the band, all I know is I like the music they made.

[@chopa2less]

@@rhondamcbath6279 Yep

[@JazzDrummer1946]

For my money, DD is THEE greatest pop-rock band in the history of music.

[@carlmarks8170]

The Beatles? Queen? The Police ? U2 ?

[@cleanenergyinside1921]

Yes in the first half of the 80s, they were the biggest in the world. The second half was Dire Straits and U2.

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

Duran Duran, INXS, Pet Shop Boys, Talking Heads, Blondie, Tears for Fears, The Clash, David Bowie, were all a part of what was known as New Wave or Synth Pop. It was a post-Punk and post-Disco sound. Characterized by crazy guitar sounds and synthesizers among the drum beats as well. It was mostly popular during the late 70s thru the mid 80s, maybe up until 1987. But by 1987, Hair Metal had kinda taken over as the most popular music of the day, even for females as thousands if not millions of girls became groupies for all those hair metal rock stars. I just remember growing up in that era, where from like 1982 or so when MTV started up, New Wave was just about all MTV played for the most part. But then right around 1984 or 85, you started seeing Hair Metal popping up. And then by 1987/88, Thrash Metal started getting a bit of airplay on MTV. Pop music was still getting airplay, don't get me wrong, but you couldn't go an hour without seeing a Def Leppard or Bon Jovi song playing.

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

I think leppard started that "hair" metal in 83. But it definitely started taking off 84-85 and was dominant from 87. Leppard rules.🤟😜🤟

[@benshafer5198]

Gotta disagree with you a bit here. The Clash were definitely not synth-pop. The were a punk band that experimented with many genres (reggae, jazz, etc) as the years went on. They rarely, if ever, used synthesizers.

[@matthewalvey4760]

Don't forget New Order 🧐

[@toddedwards5144]

I’m a metal head at heart, but Duran Duran was my favorite band growing up. SOOOO many great songs. The Rio album is a masterpiece on every level.

[@kathyjam2482]

Duran Duran was huge with many hits. They have so many good songs. If you watch the official video it would help. I still listen to them. They just released a new album. Great reaction.

[@LordEagle]

Ordinary World,,,,💥👍💥👍💥

[@escapingreality3306]

They put a lot of money into the videos, and it shows!

[@mikefrost5022]

That reaction started innocent enough but went real dark real fast. 😱

[@davidkoenig8592]

Wow.... Sometimes I have to question if you two "never" heard some of these songs before but you are genuine. DURAN were huge, one of my favorites and the 1st two Lps are classics. Didn't take "years and years", this was off the 2nd Lp only 3 years into their existence. Just a combination of talented people, determination and some luck on their side. Just finished reading John Taylor's (the bass player) book on their history, just a nerdy kid who picked up an instrument and wanted to be a rock star.

[@jasongold708]

They were born in the 90's.

[@animeman84]

@@jasongold708 Duran Duran had hits in the 90s too-their song Notorious was sampled in the song Notorious B.I.G. which I’m sure was in the biopic so being born in the 90s isn’t an excuse because they’ve heard of the group and probably didn’t know it was them

[@johnstjohn6658]

This song is about 40 years old. They're probably not even thirty.

[@WOranos]

Duran Duran is largely responsible for changing music videos from cheap studio recordings to miniature films by investing heavily in their production value. Some might say they re-defined the genre. What a shame you didn't see the video that went along with this song. It played no small role in it's popularity at the time.

[@technopirate304]

Exactly. Practically everyone of their videos was shot on location in some faraway part of the world. Instead of just filming on a set they went to Africa, Asia, continental Europe etc.

[@21stcenturyhiphop]

Yeah, the director of this video was very influential in re-defining music videos in the 80's.

[@frankstascik4867]

You both do love the lyric videos. If you get down with more Duran Duran, just keep in mind they were, in the early days of MTV, known just as much for the striking videos as they were for the songs. So if if you continue you may want to try the actual filmed videos. They did have some production value for the time.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

Since everyone else has already mentioned how huge this band was, I will add a couple of other bits of info. First, when we say huge, we mean these guys were considered the second coming of Beatlemania. Not necessarily in sound or style, but in the female mania that they induced. Second, it was so interesting to me that you commented how this sounds like they had a lot of experience. Rio, the album this song came off of was their second album. The youngest member was 19 and the oldest 22 or 23. Rio, not only became a massively popular album with several hits, but to this day, 40 some odd years later, it is still known as one of the greatest classic albums of all time. Also, they are still touring, they draw in a regular crowd of die hard "Duranies" as we are known, and they just released an album in October that Rolling Stone has called one of the top 20 albums of the year. These guys are legends. Please check out Rio or Save a Prayer next.

[@evilfantasy69]

You have to give some credit to the album producer Colin Thurston too. Bassist John Taylor (then 19 years old) gave him a lot of credit for the albums sound. John Taylors bass work on that album is incredible and again he was only 19.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

@@evilfantasy69 production on Rio is phenomenal. Gotta give credit where it's due. Still the sophistication of the songwriting is all DD.

[@ruthmeow4262]

@@evilfantasy69 Rio was released in 1982, John T was 22 at the time. Nick is the youngest, he would have been 20.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

@@ruthmeow4262 Rio was recorded in January/February of 1982 and released in May. Nick's birthday is in June. Not being nit picky, I just know that one of them was still a teen when this album was made. Whether it be Nick or John, we all know what a heavy contribution both of them have made to DD. Nick in my opinion is a genius.

[@ruthmeow4262]

@@dipsydoodle7988 John T's birthday is at the end of June. But yes, without John T and Nick Duran Duran wouldn't have happened.

[@I.am.Iain-81]

These guys had some huge hits back in the day. They even performed a James Bond theme song - View to a Kill 👍

[@razberrysky12]

Duran Duran is massive and they still rock it today. For the full experience you must watch the videos. They're masters at it.

[@t.r.1708]

These are the good old days!

[@jomc7425]

This is off Duran Duran's second album, released in 1982. And the band members were young - Nick Rhodes, the keyboardist was 19 and Simon LeBon, the lead singer was 23. This was a huge album. Duran Duran definitely weren't a one hit wonder. In fact, they are still releasing new music 40 years later.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I was college-aged when this came out and they were absolutely HUGE in the pop world. It's dance party music and it got played in people's living rooms, at huge outdoor parties, and in clubs pumping it through giant sound systems while people danced to it. Check out "Rio" for another monster hit by them and I believe it was also used as the main track in one of the James Bond movies. The lyric video might be safer but maybe after you react, check out the music videos to both of these songs; they will tell you a lot.

[@tk72231968]

Duran Duran, took their name from an old sex scifi flick "Barbarella". Lots of good songs from them, and good high school memories.

[@joemachine4714]

Jane was fine in that movie 😍

[@lightlantern]

@@joemachine4714 Hellz Ya!!!

[@lightlantern]

Love That Movie!!

[@Tatsta]

You guys should definitely do more reactions to Duran Duran

[@claytoncourtney1309]

but music videos only, no lyric videos

[@TheMikeman1971]

Duran Duran another great band !

[@voodooacidman]

these guys had some of the best bass lines of any era! so glad you found them :) happy new year everyone, big love to all people :)

[@barr790]

Half the lyrics are wrong, "I'm on the hunt I'm after you" not huntdown... For starters. Love this track, takes me back to my youth. here in England Duran Duran were huge!

[@sourisvoleur4854]

wondered about that

[@BAW12547]

The first Grammy Award for Best Short Form Video was given at the 1984 ceremony, and it was given to Duran Duran as a joint award for "Hungry Like The Wolf" together with "Girls On Film."

[@Steef_Lee]

Brad’s journey is so engaging. One day we’re going to witness him fully connect with his imagination and become a new being.

[@robertevans2450]

80's was a truly happy era. End of the Cold War, economy was booming, sex drugs and rock n roll was so good it split into multiple genre and all did well. Duran Duran were huge to such an extent that it is hard to imagine MTV without Duran Duran

[@larrymyers8554]

Well, it wasn't the end of the Cold War. That was more like 1990. Fear of Soviet invasion/nuclear war was a big thing throughout the 1980s and was the primary subject of a lot of movies/shows/ songs of the time, such as Red Dawn, War Games, Rocky IV, Threads, Amerika, 99 Luftballoons, etc.

[@anthonyv1719]

Amazingly, for a short period, for the women - they created Beatles like hysteria. Now, most would agree, actually a talented band with many hits.

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

Duran Duran is my favorite band of all time and they had the best videos of the MTV generations! It's a crime not to play their videos! Of course, he is speaking metaphorically, he is talking hungry with desire! The eighties was not all happiness but the music was amazing, so much variety! They had the best hits, check out Rio, Wild Boys, Save A Prayer, Girls On Film, Notorious, and many more....

[@jasonlebeau1288]

Duran Duran was massive in the 80s with tons of hits.. honestly I used to listen to their discography on repeat

[@LauraBunny]

I just wanted to add to others' comments about how big this band was/is. Back in the 80s, they were constantly compared to the Beatles. The Beatles were nicknamed "The Fab Four" in the 60s, and DD was dubbed "The Fab Five" in the 80s. They just announced a summer tour for their newest album, and tickets usually sell out within hours to a week. They also just celebrated 40 YEARS together. The lead singer, Simon Le Bon, will be 64 in 2022, and is still fine as hell. So, Lex, NO one hit wonder here...40 years, countless Top 10 hits, and 100 million records sold. PLEASE do more reactions!

[@robertreichle1]

I loved the part about having a "happy sound." It's true things weren't all good and nice, but we were allowed to have music that sounds happy. You could at least sound like it, even if you didn't feel it all the time.

[@jeffneher9762]

Duran2 is one of the biggest acts to break in the early 80's. With 3 Taylor boys, unrelated, they broke new ground in the MTV video Era as well. They are still relevant in that they still make new music that is good. Check out Arcadia and Power Station as well. They were side projects various members of the band created.....

[@chernobyl68]

the "night version" of this song is my favorite, really lets the bassline stand out

[@tinahairston6383]

NOT one hit wonders. One of my favorite bands and they're still making new music (just released a new album in October) and still sound just as great. They just celebrated the 40th anniversary of their debut album which you should check out...Planet Earth, Girls on Film, Careless Memories, Sound of Thunder (my personal favorite from this album). Oh you need to watch the official video! Hungry like the Wolf is from their 2nd album. You need to check out Rio, Save a Prayer. So many great songs...New Moon on Monday, The Reflex, Union of the Snake, Wild Boys. 80s music is the BEST! So many more bands and diversity in sound that you just don't have these days which is why I ALWAYS listen to 80s music before I listen to anything else.

[@chrisajokinen]

For Duran Duran, 2 songs stick out above the many others "ordinary world" and "Come Undone"

[@RandomPau]

....and it's interesting to note that those 2 songs came out after having such a huge success in the early eighties. 1993, I believe. They also are some of my favorite songs by them!

[@th.burggraf7814]

Back in the 80s I hated Duran Duran. Today I don't like em too, but it brings back memories, which is a good thing. Wish you guys a successful and healthy 2022. 🍀🤙🏻

[@CCDzine]

Rio is a very well performed and well produced song. The bassist John Taylor is excellent and if you listen to Rio you will hear for yourself.

[@Hill7219]

I would LOVE you to do an Album review of DURAN DURAN - RIO. It is one of the definitive albums of the 80’s. Although one of my favourite songs is ‘IS THERE SOMETHING I SHOULD KNOW?’ Their first No 1.

[@pdog547]

One of my favourite DD songs of all time is not one of their singles - "Hold Back The Rain" on Rio is awesome.

[@titusbc]

Ahh Duran Duran... they were huge in the 80s... It should be noted that they were part of the Mtv explosion and their videos and image were an equal part of the listening experience

[@TheRscorp]

There is a trilogy of 80's songs that I can't not listen to when they come on. This one, Safety Dance, and Don't You Forget About Me. It's maddening.

[@pdbordelon]

"Ordinary World" by Duran Duran is a great song. Duran Duran was likely the biggest band in the early 80s.

[@hughmoore3251]

Love this song. Tons of great songs. I particularly love their first two albums. (this was their second, as far as I know)

[@acool925]

"Hungry" in this vid just means how much he's hungry for her love.

[@wadsworthaaron]

"Girls on Film" was Duran Duran's leap into the arena of mTV popularity. They were a decent new wave band among many (Thompson Twins, A Flock of Seagulls, the Human League, Spandau Ballet, OMD, etc.), but the Durans were well-styled and most of the guys had model good looks. That's what set them apart.

[@lovedc4ever678]

Literally one of my top 5 favorite bands of all time. Just released ANOTHER freaking awesome album in October. After 40 years these guys still amaze! Thanks for another great react you two! Do more Duran Duran!

[@anti-satanpro-life4419]

They were a huge band with massive hits

[@LordEagle]

Ordinary World,,,💥👍💥👍💥

[@fern]

Duran Duran, along with Depeche Mode, were tops in the 80s. There's probably at least 20-30 top 10 songs they had in the 80's and 90s that some will probably sound familiar, they were that popular.

[@robertboyer5926]

THEY WERE HUGE! I do have to say that I consider the entire Rio album was truly ground breaking and a masterpiece. Every song on that album was completely new, innovative and different. It set the stage for pretty much the 80's pop sound and much that came afterwards. If you really want to feel the entire vibe of living in the 80's take a listen to The chauffeur, the video and the music kind of do a great job of capturing how that time felt. In a very strange way so did Deep Purple Perfect Strangers.

[@Mr.Bryanmay32]

I saw them in 87 and 2023 what a good memories and was fantastic concert

[@TheConservativeinaction]

Ordianry world should be next by Duran Duran

[@shepinchains1]

Do do do do do do do do do do do do dooo

[@christinebakewell3475]

These guys were huge in the UK in the 80s loadsa hits all good , lead singer was a heart throb to most teenagers back in the day, this style and time of music was known as NEW WAVE all big hair immaculately turned out , 👍👍🤪😂.

[@KabukiKid]

These guys revolutionized how music videos were made. Before them, music videos were mostly just performances of the band on stage or in a warehouse or something. They were the ones to go on location and shoot in exotic locations and whatnot. Really added a flair to the quality of music videos... and lots of bands then followed suit. ;-)

[@Bansner1]

I've noticed that a lot of the lyric videos get the words wrong, and it confuses you guys as to the meaning of the songs. Hopefully people in the comments straighten you out, but you got this one on your own 👍

[@pdog547]

Yeah there were several glaring errors, unless I've been totally wrong for over 30 years (a possibility). For example, I always thought it was "I'm on a hunt, I'm after you", not "huntdown"...I'm afraid to look it up!

[@smittybenzo4693]

In this episode of Brad & Lex, Lex's "bopple bop" is activated immediately while Brad is not behind with a very engaged uptempo signature "side to side sway". The couch couple's commentary is of nostalgia though they didnt exist but if Duran Duran's classic 80,s hit was a time machine, they seemed to enjoy the trip.

[@brianbarnett1004]

Big Hair Rock was huge in the 80's BUT pop music ruled the charts. Great party, fun time music.

[@badhabitbabbitt7655]

"Wild Boys", "The Reflex", "Rio", "Save A Prayer", "Union Of The Snake", "A View To A Kill" Bond James Bond, "Planet Earth", "Girls On Film", "Is There Something I Should Know", "Notorious", "I Don't Want Your Love", and "All She Wants Is".

[@kutark]

Ordinary World HAS to be next, followed closely by Come Undone (one of my favorite songs of all time). Love ya guys!

[@Iluvthosetightp]

Cool! Check out the "Chauffer"!

[@carlaharrington5120]

Duran Duran is one of those bands who had the good luck of being able to piggyback off the exploding popularity of MTV! Their videos were in HEAVY rotation on MTV during it's early years!!

[@dr4782]

Duran Duran were HUGE in the 1980s, and even had a nice rebirth in the 1990s. From 1983-1993, they had 15 Top 40 hits in the U.S., including 11 Top 10 Hits, nine Top 5 hits, and two #1 hits. These are their Top 10 hits in chronological order: "Hungry Like The Wolf" (#3 in 1983) "Is There Something I Should Know" (#4 in 1983) "Union Of The Snake" (#3 in 1983) "New Moon On Monday" (#10 in 1984) "The Reflex" (#1 in 1984) "The Wild Boys" (#2 in 1984) "A View To A Kill" (#1 in 1985) "Notorious" (#2 in 1987) "I Don't Want Your Love" (#4 in 1988) "Ordinary World" (#3 in 1993) "Come Undone" (#7 in 1993) TRIVIA: "A View To A Kill" is the only James Bond theme to become a #1 hit in the U.S. Of those songs, the ones I recommend are "The Reflex," "A View To A Kill," "Notorious," "Ordinary World," and "Come Undone." I also recommend two not-Top 10 hits of theirs: "Rio" (#14 in 1983), and "Save A Prayer" (#16 in 1985).

[@6753abc]

If you like this song check out tears for fears "mad world"

[@qhl5579]

Lex, for Halloween you could dress up as the girl at the end if the video, the makeup, the ebony beach vibe!!

[@robertyrigoyen2510]

DD are HUGE! Dozens of hits, rabid fanbase, fashion icons, music video innovators. Still putting our music.

[@Rogueorl]

Yassssssssss!!!!! I've been a Durannie for 40 years and so happy you guys did a Duran Duran song! And such a good one to react to as well

[@justinestes6400]

Ordinary World

[@TheConservativeinaction]

well i wont cry for yesterday

[@BlackHatCinephile]

Duran Duran's best song is "The Reflex".

[@sandwich8989]

Yes, Duran Duran was one of the biggest!! I also was a teenager in the 80’s… one of the best bands ever!! Tons of hits!!!

[@steviekc9057]

I was 5 when MTV debuted. My only sibling, my sister, is 10 years older and was *obsessed* with Duran Duran. This was back when you had one family television, so for the next 7 years my sister would stay in her room and pay me $.25 if I came and got her when a Duran Duran video came on TV. This was big money and a pretty sweet deal for a kid who was going to be playing by themselves in the family room anyway. I made enough money to buy my own music, and now I'm a middle-aged woman with a freakish knowledge of '80s MTV trivia- all thanks to an obsessed teenager and Duran Duran. 😊

[@curiousman1672]

Been on the earth for awhile, and I can say this is one of the most sexual songs I've ever heard. Lust for the ears. Loved it when it came out; love it still.

[@alastairballantyne7789]

Loving Duran Duran is my guilty pleasure from the 80s. Just a good time fun band. You really need to see the videos with their songs, they were brilliant.

[@UberNerd]

Lex is an old soul! Duran Duran was so big, they were tasked to make one of the theme songs (A View To A Kill) for the James Bond movie of the same name. Duran Duran was one of the biggest bands of the 1980s.

[@sdev2749]

Duran Duran were HUGE, I was there back then and they were on the radio constantly for a long long time

[@mztweety1374]

Woohoo! One of my fave 80's bands! Stuck at home quarantining so yes keep it up 😁💊🤧😷

[@samuelgirard1407]

The video puts it more into context, even though it was VERY 80's!! Their song Rio or Save A Prayer would be great ones to do next. And the videos for them really go with the vibe of the songs.

[@raymondgilbert1341]

I was a teen in the 80s and that decade was delirious. You can see it easily in the popular music and movies at the time.

[@true6774]

Duran Duran is still a huge band.Filling stadiums. Watch the video. I was a teenager in the 80's and when I saw this video I instantly wanted to travel and see places.......exotic