First time hearing ABBA "Dancing Queen" Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@kathyjam2482]

This song still fills up the dance floors.

[@Rolf-F]

ABBA - Our Last Summer also a good one

[@Citizenesse8]

It sure does! And these days, I am happy to be swept away.

[@Citizenesse8]

This is about dancing in a disco club. In Europe the ages stayed lower to get into clubs and to drink for that matter. This is about being free and and young and dancing in the discotheque. Love the song and love this group. I went to the ABBA museum when I visited Sweden.

[@CaptWalker]

I only wish it would have been that way here in the US, since i was in love with a girl around that age but i was older, and because of that we lost contact and nothing ever became of it, but now that i'm 51 what does it even matter about ages or who even cares about lost loves by then... except ME of course, still being single!!!

[@sondersonics7534]

@@CaptWalker Yeah it crazy how you can drive at 16, have to pay taxes at 18 and can be sent to war but you can’t drink any alcohol until 21.

[@ronstucker3550]

@@sondersonics7534 BACK THEN THE DRINKING AGE WAS 18

[@chazrjr]

Well SAID!

[@wouterboswinkel1713]

I also went to Sweden buying there solo albums before the ABBA time

[@sannaolsson9106]

You're looking at this very much through American eyes lol. Remember that this group is Swedish. Nothing to do with prom, homecoming or sweet 16. Just a girl out dancing on a Friday night.

[@Liofa73]

Music is open to your own interpretation, you get your own feelings based on your own culture. It’s like how movie music can make or break a scene in a film. Songs mean different things to different people.

[@amyturner6275]

But it's played at every prom ,wedding and birthday lol

[@Spookyvanila]

The song was wrote for the princess of Sweden for her birthday

[@sannaolsson9106]

@@Spookyvanila Whoch princess??

[@phillywhateverguy]

Im an earthling. I love music. I love this.

[@scotties.3414]

Don't stop! Keep going with ABBA. Try next "Knowing Me Knowing You" and then "Take a Chance on Me" and then "SOS" to see their range. Two lead singers with husbands in the band. A magical moment in time when they were a group.

[@eq1373]

The new songs are good too....Don't Shut Me Down, I Still Have Faith In You.

[@blastingweevil2968]

i think abba is one of those ultra rare group's that never ever made a bad song everything they produced is as fresh today as it was all those decades ago.

[@donbergeson6771]

I've been a metal head since the age of 4 when I first heard KISS and hated disco growing up but their harmony is so perfect and infectious that it's my embarrassing guilty pleasure.

[@KittKattKlub]

Dont be guilty

[@mendyclarke2650]

Wish I could love this

[@legend9335]

Don`t beat yourself up about it. Some people are embarrassed at liking some metal.

[@stephenord3403]

Mine too mate 👍

[@primary2630]

it's good music idk why someone would have to feel guilty about liking music, but I feel you.

[@VadersRage]

I love that when those harmonies kick in, Asia's smile just gets bigger and bigger. ABBA was the shit back in the day.

[@GuroM94]

When my wife and her friends hear this song they up screaming & dancing 💃 They say good clubbing memories.

[@Rolf-F]

Try the live version from ABBA Tour Australia

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

I kinda remember those clubbing days. The 80s are still a little foggy to me but I do remember this song filling the dance floors. No social distancing back then, no sir!

[@joelliebler5690]

By far their biggest international hit! Disco was huge back then.

[@jenniferleaakins]

ABBA is my absolute favorite! Love the disco and their voices!

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

Abba is so much more than just this one song. My favorite is called Summer Night City. But I also LOVE Does Your Mother Know, Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie (A Man After Midnight), Voulez Vouz, Name of the Game, and Under Attack. ALL worth checking out :) Hugs from Canada.

[@bobthecone]

You can't hear this song and not smile! I listen to ABBA when I do house chores. It makes it WAY more fun!

[@mjsmcd]

Ive watched thru the window David dancing while mopping those floors🤣

[@michaelparsons5299]

What is there not to like about ABBA? Man, the boys wrote the amazing songs and those girls just knocked you out with their voices and their beauty!

[@90skid97]

It's about a night out partying. Lyrics go "friday night and the lights are low...looking out for a place to go"

[@richardworonowicz9076]

The video shows them dancing in a disco , dancing queen . I remember this being no 1 in the UK in the 1976. Abba made more money for Sweden than Volvo cars

[@NebulizerChi]

"Knowing Me, Knowing You" might not be quite the magnet to the dance floor that this one is, but it's every bit the anthem ---get it!!

[@Muckylittleme]

Sticking to the Disco theme "Summer night City" or "Lay all your love on me" would also be great.

[@CLynns]

It's all about the disco dance

[@brendo69rock92]

Probably the best pop song ever recorded! Total eargasm.

[@tomyaraschefski6025]

I can see Asia and BJ dancing below the disco ball back in the 70's to song 💚

[@boblozaintherealworld3577]

Can't believe I have seen this one yet. ABBA was bad-ass. Both the guys, both the girls. You kids gonna DIG IT.

[@reneeheknowsmyname6771]

It's a 'Timeless Song', that will never fade away!

[@miamidolphinsfan]

*NEVER* I quite agree

[@Triggerhippie70]

Listen, ABBA is the shit! I was born in January 1970 obviously grew up listening to ABBA. They were a big deal on my home. My mom loved them so we listen to them a lot.

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

When we were younger going out to the bars or whatever, every now and then the DJ would pull this song out and everybody would run out and dance! The movie “Mama Mia” is a musical set to all Abba music - worth checking out!

[@sarablack2547]

Mama Mia came from the stage musical that is performed in many countries in many languages.cher has a cameo in the sequel mama Mia here we go again.

[@jonnylumberjack6223]

Mama Mia is one of the worst films ever made. I adore Abba, have done since the 70s. The movie is shockingly bad. Like, really. Awful.

[@EireannAnnie]

@@jonnylumberjack6223 totally agree. I had to turn off, I couldn't stand it.

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

@@jonnylumberjack6223 -ha! Well, a bunch of us gals saw it with our daughters and had a great time watching it - we really liked it! The music alone made it worth it for us. My husband- it was a hard no for him.

[@jonnylumberjack6223]

@@carolynnewcomb2153 I am a "gal", not every female in the world likes this kind of crap. Thankfully.

[@davidbordonaro1631]

The 70s had it all - rock , hard , soft , progressive or ballad . Love ballads , r&b and disco . and it was all good

[@jairocaceres1815]

Si, los 70 diversificaron la música que se venía haciendo desde los 60 y agregaron otros ritmos y convirtieron esa década en la más prolífica de la historia de la música.

[@eduardooscar309]

Hello again Nice to see your reaction to the biggest ABBA worldwide hit "Dancing Queen" (1976) is a beautiful song, which shines in the loftiness of its vocal harmonies The boys achieved here an extraordinary work of Agnetha (soprano voice) and Anni Frid (mezzo soprano voice), each one gives its best effort to match the other (Anni Frid rises in the highs, Agnetha lowers more to the bass) and thus their combined voves achieve records of perfection And the music is bright and enveloping, from the initial chord it introduces you into the atmosphere of the disco and invites you to dance English public has voted it as one of the songs they want to hear the most, because of the feeling of joy and energy it gives them (another is "Don't stop me now" by Queen) and "Dancing Queen" was included in the Hall of Fame of Rock & roll music and in May 21 (2021) the official video of "Dancing Queen" the biggest worldwide hit of ABBA exceeded 500,000,000 views on KZbin and #ABBA remastered it in HD Spectacular image, it's like being there with Them now I suggest to react "Take a chance on me' (1977/78) #3 in US Billboard and seventh #1 in UK Charts Thank you so much for reading me I hope to continue seeing your lovely reactions GOD bless you my regards from Argentina South América

[@kayokaye9474]

Eduardo, just out of curiosity, do you ever listen to other music that Benny and Björn has created, outside of ABBA? And if you do, how do you feel about it?

[@kayokaye9474]

Hi Eduardo, I see your name here and there on KZbin and I always enjoy reading your interesting and insightful comments about ABBA and music. So thank you for that!

[@eduardooscar309]

@@kayokaye9474 Thanks for your words I only listen some songs before ABBA from Hep Stars (Benny) or Hottenary Singers (Björn) but I prefer the music of ABBA it's historic and icónic ABBA are in The Podium of the Greatest Groups in rock pop music history, with The Beatles

[@currentoflinden]

@@eduardooscar309 I agree, ABBA are iconic, and way way bigger than what they can create individually. But I love to see how Björn and Benny have continued to work together after ABBA (or "in between" ABBA as it has turned out) and Björn writes the most amazing lyrics when writing in his mother tongue (yes, even better than in English). I always find it so sad when I hear about a group that has been so close and have a life experience that few others may understand, and then one day they can't stand each other, they no longer communicate. Like Paul McCartney and John Lennon or Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel for example..well the history of music is full of these failed relationhips. But not the two B's and that really makes me so happy and grateful. I have taken the liberty to include links to a couple of songs that Björn and Benny has done together in latter years (yes I know, the number of links just grew and grew - forgive me ☺). PLEASE FEEL NO OBLIGATION TO LISTEN TO ANY OF THEM! The first two songs are from a Swedish musical Björn an Benny wrote together, Kristina from Duvemåla: Guldet blev till sand: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2PXlXWBe7CCqLc Du måste finnas kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2PXlXWBe7CCqLc This next one is from a musical Björn and Benny wrote in collaboration with Time Rice: Anthem kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2PXlXWBe7CCqLc Here are a couple of songs that Björn and Benny wrote for Benny's new 'hobby band' BAO (=Benny Andersson Orchestra). The members are all big names in their own right, as musicians or other creative jobs, one is a well known theatre director for example. They don't often perform together but they try to make a short tour every summer, playing mainly on outdoor venues, such as outdoor dance halls: Du är min man kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYaYqKJoodaSrsk ABBAs Why did it have to be you kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYaYqKJoodaSrsk Det är vi ändå kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYaYqKJoodaSrsk Fait accompli kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYaYqKJoodaSrsk Kära syster kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYaYqKJoodaSrsk kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYaYqKJoodaSrsk ABBAs Thank you for the music kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2KVgZhnrc-Meqc

[@CLynns]

Y'all gotta hear Fernando now. I used to skate to this one, I miss my youth 😅

[@hubrisnaut]

This 'ABBA performed this song on June 18, 1976 at a televised tribute to Queen Silvia and King Gustaf XVI of Sweden, who were married the next day.'

[@jmartinez9332]

They were very big in the United States during the 70's but overall worldwide they were the most popular group

[@eduardooscar309]

ABBA were the biggest worldwide group in the 70s, but not very big in US

[@juliemnm8273]

@@eduardooscar309 Says who??? In the mid 70's they were very big Mama Mia, Honey Honey, SOS, Take a chance on me, Knowing me Knowing you , Money Money Money, Waterloo Fernando .......

[@jmartinez9332]

@@eduardooscar309 I agree they Weren't humongous but they were big and had plenty of hits.

[@Kerppu68]

@@juliemnm8273 Says the official charts of course. Mamma Mia (US #32), Honey Honey (US #27), SOS (US #15), Take a chance on me (US #3), Knowing me Knowing you (US #14), Money Money Money (US #56), Waterloo (US #6), Fernando (US #13). Not so “very big”

[@PC-vg8vn]

No they werent big in the US, they freely admit they never 'conquered' America. But were huge in Europe, UK and Australia for 6-7 years. I think they only had 1 US no.1.

[@teddtarr]

Bono w/ U2, at least on one occasion, performed this in concert as a tribute to ABBA's exceptional skill at song writing/ arranging/production, even though he freely admits to previously despising them back in their heyday, saying he considered their music to be too "girly-sounding". Always admire a person who is big enough to admit they were wrong, especially in such a public way.

[@toniyoung5131]

I was one of those idiots 😁 .now I get ABBA and am at this moment dancing around the room, even though I'm isolating with covid!

[@kayokaye9474]

@@toniyoung5131 better late than never 😆

[@PC-vg8vn]

If I remember correctly, Benny and Bjorn came on stage and played a bit of it at that U2 concert, and Bono bowed before them lol.

[@eq1373]

So did Metallica

[@joelscottarnold3262]

I believe Rolling Stone ( or a contributor) did a very interesting take on this song. It really could be someone in a club watching the current “dancing Queen” on the floor and pining away about their time in the sun. It was either “ the happiest or saddest dance song ever written.” I personally think ABBA was about as genius as they come. Without a doubt one of the greatest pop songs ( and groups ) EVER.

[@theofficialgreenkane]

Song makes me think of a bright-eyed teenage girl going out & experiencing night life for the first time! The lights. The music. The energy. An just having the time of her life dancing! ✨💃

[@LanceG24]

Ayyy this song is fire!!!! Great reaction

[@zoeminelson8565]

so glad abba started over again, their music just makes you happy

[@joaoeliassteuernagel5364]

this music represents an era, a generation. It s the most gourgeous thing i ve ever listened in my short 22 years

[@markcosenza3274]

70's disco was fun times,care free.

[@Sniper33321]

Great reaction guys. Glad you decided to do another ABBA song. This is one of the most popular Mega hits of all time! Keep diving into their tremendous catalog of hits.

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

This song was huge in the 70s! And still on fire!🔥 almost 50 years later and still sounds great today!

[@stephenord3403]

The key changes and orchestration, just sublime 👌

[@robertedmead3684]

Greetings to you both from the UK. First been following your channel for about 10 months and loving the stuff you are playing. As a audio engineer of 62years old i remember this track from 1976 when i had just started my 6 years at college to get my electronic engineering qualifications and we were about to have the hottest summer in the uk on record so far. Such great memories thanks once again to you guys stay well and safe.

[@carolemurray4532]

This is about being a dancer in the clubs that everyone comes to watch. That was a thing in the disco era. I was in that dancing crowd. People were amazed by us. We were dancing queens!

[@bubblesballoon1235]

This was one of the biggest songs of the late 1970's. It is one of the 20 ABBA songs in the Broadway musical and movie by the same name, Mama Mia (their are 2 Mama Mia movies and a third coming). This song is done by flash mobs, performed at weddings, and often done with the song Mama Mia. It is all over KZbin and the musical is performed by high school and college music departments all over the country. Who hasn't heard Dancing Queen?

[@jerickson725]

The first thing I think of when I hear this song is "Where are my roller skates?", LOL There were some kids that had fancy skate moves for this one. I never reached that skill level at the roller rink, but in my head I was killin' it 😂. Good times!

[@AndieO]

This is awesome. My two other favs by them are Does Your Mother Know and Take A Chance On Me. So many great hits.

[@mac2920]

This was real big in the 70's and led to the Broadway Play Mama-Mia-they had some nice tracks and their story was really interesting-they were both married couples for a few years. They had some other nice hits like Waterloo, SOS etc..

[@dustee]

"Dancing Queen" came out smack Deb in the middle of the Disco era, and although I was a little older than seventeen I dressed to impress and I thought I was the dancing queen just like every lady on the dance floor that did the same 😆.

[@jipster2020]

I love Punk, Metal, Grunge & Rock. I also love Classical, Jazz, Reggae and many other genres. ABBA, is, was, and always will be the greatest Pop band ever (sorry Madonna) - it doesn't matter what music you like, you will love ABBA, even if you don't know it yet. The smile on Asia's face within 10 seconds explains it all. I defy even the most hardcore metal fan to refuse getting up to sing ABBA at karaoke ! ;)

[@supertrexandroidx]

The song talks about Friday night and looking for a place to go, so pretty sure it's not about the prom ;)

[@crsounddoctor4937]

How about those vocals, the instruments, the strings & that piano playing? ABBA is "FIRE" and this track is an absolute "VIBE!!!"

[@DarrenArrowNo5]

Abba's One and Only Nr. 1 Hit in the U.S. Billboard Charts ! The Song had its World Premiere at the Wedding of King Karl Gustav and Queen Silvia of Sweden! A great Honor for Abba !

[@BigTone_1701]

Also check out ABBA's song "Take a Chance on Me" and "Fernando" (among many many other great songs in their catalog), although "Dancing Queen" has ALWAYS been my favorite! This song just makes you want to get up and dance!!!

[@debitaylor2101]

When this song came out the age to enter clubs were younger. 18 to drink wore wrist bands, 16- 18 could enter but no bands no alcohol.

[@suzanneprock7286]

Lots of high school memories, excellent group and song! This came out when disco was huge.

[@VikingJeff]

"Dancing Queen" and "Staying Alive" are the two songs everybody has heard but don't necessarily know who sung them. Like the songs are bigger then the artist themselves.

[@randyem6910]

I was 20 years old when this came out. Danced to it many times in the discos.

[@meg5980]

Wow! You (girl) got an amazing smile! 😮 … and… great song!

[@thomasmayk]

Does she ever!

[@robyfiorili]

This is about discomusic in the 70s and dancing in the clubs in that music age, when clubs and discos proliferated

[@George50809]

This was a big hit over here in the States...

[@popnutty]

Btw really love watching you two get your grooves on and walking us through all this great music you've been showing .and playing for us..uh but ya for me it's the music lifting me up , and up! I mean ya the plot or story line is simple and easy to relate to AND/BUT ..HOOO! that arrangement, bass groove along w the beat oh anda cn't forget soaring melodies! I'm loving this! Music can bring us all together and I like that!🫶🙏🏽🎵🎶 thank you!

[@christinewaide5249]

In the 70’s, they actually had clubs for teenagers to go and dance. In the Chicago suburbs we had one called The Zoo.

[@jonnno243]

Ah. This reminds me of my favourite ABBA tribute band, Bjorn Again. There is a great video of them performing many ABBA songs, including Dancing Queen, at "ABBA Bjorn Again 1998 Live Concert", from The Royal Albert Hall UK. Its fantastic.

[@EireannAnnie]

knowing me, knowing you is a must. Official vid

[@zulkanainbaharuddin2185]

ABBA, comes from their names. Agentha, Bjorn, Benny & Anni. A swedish grp.😊😊😊

[@dennisharnish9063]

This is so much a classic song, I believe it goes back to the early seventies. The other day this was playing on the radio in my car. I was wishing I could have it play over and over.

[@tuijakarttunen7701]

Björn and Benny said, that the idea to Dancing queen first came when they heard Rock your baby by George McCrae. They really liked the rhythm of that song and wanted something like it in their own song. I think they used it well. Fantastic song, fantastic vocals and production.

[@CCDzine]

I was a kid when ABBA was at their peak. It was frowned upon for a boy to admit that he liked them so I didn't, but I loved all their stuff. Still do at 53 years old.

[@CCDzine]

And it wasn't a gay thing. We weren't really aware of that; we just thought Paul Lynde was witty. But it was a gay thing in the other sense of the word.

[@johnreed4401]

TBH I just show up for that amazingly beautiful smile of Asia's

[@DanoSeer]

The pop song of the century. Made a gazillion dollars for them. ABBA used unique phrasing and melodies.

[@Arkadius87]

Its 70's. People used to go out on weekend, and dance a lot. Nowadays people are watching other people, nobody has the moves and bravery to dance with someone he or she likes. 😂

[@GryLi]

ABBA the voices and the harmony's are out of this world

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Please do more ABBA ...!! THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC and NAME OF THE GAME w/ videos and SLIPPING THRU MY FINGERS LIVE from tv show.

[@cliffanckaitis6201]

I was in Europe at the time this came out and although it was probably played at proms, everyone at the time knew it to be about the discotech and the best female dancer on the floor that had everyone in awe. I moved to the US in 1978 and the drinking age in most states was 18, and huge numbers of 17 year olds had fake IDs and would be in the clubs. At the time things were so relaxed that at most dance clubs the bouncers would let girls with fake IDs in but not the boys. So even in the US a 17 yo dancing queen at any club was a non event.

[@dominictucci6030]

A great time to be a live. No mobile phones. No internet or social media. Great music this and everyone had their privacy !

[@Uninvited72]

Makes me wish I could still roller skate! 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛

[@jazzminb]

For some reason this song makes me think of roller skating in a rink

[@jserv9421]

I skated to this song and many more as a kid during the roller rink era

[@miamidolphinsfan]

it's IMPOSSIBLE to sit atill when this song is playing

[@lukehellesoe-s3c]

The way asia smile in every dancing queen part's lmao 😂❤

[@Raider577]

It was actually co written and produced by Stig Anderson(Abba producer and arranger) who also gave the song the title Dancing Queen.

[@jimmypadgett1106]

All about dancing in the dico's

[@ridgemanron]

Their world wide acclaim was warranted. They truly ruled when they were singing their classic songs like this one.

[@sca88]

Very very 70's. I was kid when this was a big hit. It reminds me of my preteens.

[@OneDogRescue]

Asia I love how your face just lit up with joy!!!!

[@donegalrediscovered3309]

Not proms .. just a young girl who wants to just dance at a disco or club .. celebrating youth & freedom 😐🇮🇪☘️

[@amipro380]

I love vibing w you two!!😍🎶🕺 love it when it switches gears, ya'll know what I'm talkin about! ..you can dance part!🎶🎵 orchestral parts , bass parts, the beat , the groove, wow!! I can't stop hitting repeat😄 ..Asia you have such a beautiful smile! Love you two!

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

Played at every Wedding Reception in UK, Ireland, Australia.

[@dannycasson1551]

Big time classic. Never grows old.

[@michiganjfrog366]

That beautiful smile was just beaming.. This is a technically great song. Disco isn't dead...😜

[@jasonq111]

Disco, kids. Abba and The Bee Gees both are top 5 all time for albums sold. I cannot express how popular they both were in the late 70’s.

[@Orange-Jumpsuit-Time]

Dancing Queen, like the disco era, which is when this song came out. Factoid: This was a John McCain favorite, when he was on the trail running for president, Dancing Queen was played at every one of his rallies.

[@freddymo3339]

This song will always remind me of Late Night with ART BELL on Coast To Coast AM talk show about black and grey projects by the military and the Defense department. R.I.P. brother.

[@criss6945]

This song was a hit and transmitted on the radio every summer in the '80s, I always associate this song with summer beach vacation, it's very uplifting and joyful.

[@11dsw]

1976

[@eduardooscar309]

1976 #1 in Europe 1977 #1 in North America

[@criss6945]

@@eduardooscar309 yeah, u're right, I forgot 😄

[@rondpert5167]

"Fernando" "Take A Chance" "Mama Mia" "Does Your Mother Know"

[@George50809]

You can dance, you can jive, having the time of your life...

[@holgerschink1341]

Epic. Brilliant. Legend. When the DJ put this on, everyone freaks out in a club.

[@seabreeze8894]

Y’all are so cute and so sweet! Love y’all’s reactions! Yes, this song celebrates the joy of going out to a disco club to hear and dance to the the popular music. It was the standard pastime on Friday and Saturday nights to go out dancing with friends, meet people, make new friends, just have a good time. Check out the official video to Dancing Queen, too. Y’all will enjoy it! Love to you two sweeties from down in Houston! 🌸💗😊🥰

[@phineaspepper3530]

I can't tell you how many times my friends and I would sing this at Korean Noraybangs when I lived in Korea (those are the Korean version of karaoke).

[@jimmypadgett1106]

The disco queen

[@isabelle317]

After disco clubs, this was on rotation in Roller Skating Rinks...Lots of roller girls dancing to this... Not me, I never could skate (I fell down a lot)

[@EricGarcia-in1gn]

Hi Asia and BJ, I've been listening to you two lovebirds for a while now. My wife is Swedish and it's funny that when I typed your names Abba came up. My wife also loves listening to you as well as Abba. We are both from the South Torrance in the South Bay of LA and now live in Laguna Beach, CA. I'm I So-Cal surfer from the '70's who also lived in the SF Bay Area for about 4 years in the '70's and went to alot of concerts in both LA and SF throughout the '70's and beyond. I'm the youngest of 6 kids so I was listening to all the best 60's and 70's rock bands from a very young age and I love to see how much you two like the classics from our youth. I recommend that you play one of the smoothest sounding bands of all time. Most people thinks they are black singers because they have so much soul but they are white boys from our neighborhood and High School in South Torrance and San Pedro, California. Their harmonies are as good if not better than the Beach Boys. They are not one hit wonders, they have dozens of top songs. The name of the band is Ambrosia and I recommend for starters that you listen to, "Holding on to Yesterday." Thank you, trust me you will be blown away. Eric

[@marieneu264]

The intro isn’t even a not or two, it’s a whole ripppp and you instantly know what song it is!!! Love that!

[@TheoZoffrok]

There are many ways in which this song is perfect. One of them which doesn't get so much attention is that *bassline* - it's just sublime. The whole song is just one big rush of euphoria.