First Time Hearing Bee Gees "Stayin' Alive" Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@jennhurl]

Hearing it is one thing - but seeing them strut in with that walk to the beat in unison is everything. ✌❤🎵

[@Isleofskye]

Calm Down, Jennifer. A little decorum, if you please :) For some reason, that strut did not have the same effect on me....

[@gaylaliles4095]

Oh, I agree with you Jennifer!

[@eh-i1841]

Perfection..mmmm💕😊

[@joewidau428]

It's funny to me watching you young folks. Grew up with this stuff lmao

[@imgenji0072]

@@Isleofskye Beat it dweeb.

[@rosamorales5282]

Barry Gibb is the oldest and lead of the group. He's the only one left alive. RIP 🙏 Maurice and Robin

[@benjammin7729]

This is just one of the most iconic songs in the history of the world.

[@shirleycameron7718]

Forever yeah....tq

[@retromillenium]

Hands down.

[@alegendarywolf3278]

And it saves lives 😉

[@deborahh2556]

Yes! That^.

[@artbagley1406]

Well, maybe in the history of DISCO.

[@teviottilehurst]

Why do some people on here claim they are/were Aussies. All three NEVER gave up their British citizenships. They only lived in Australia for 9 years. They even spoke with English accents. Barry spent most of his childhood in the British Isles and the twins were nearly 9 when they left England for Australia in 1958.

[@garyhutton2654]

They have nothing to do with England. They are from the isle of man not even UK. It is crown dependant. Born and grew early childhood in Douglas.

[@gerardroll6468]

I loved watching brother BJ “getting down with his bad self” & busting out the moves ✋️😄. YOU GO BROTHER!!! ✌️😁👍

[@gerardroll6468]

John Travolta… Saturday Night Fever… This song is iconic ✊️😄👍 Big hair… High pitched voices… Tight pants… This IS the 70’s through & through ✋️😁🤚💿💿💿

[@Meditech509]

Tight pants may have had something to do with the tone their voices. lol

[@theodoreritola7641]

@@Meditech509 OK DOES SMOKEY ROBISON Ware tight pants and all the other singer that sing with high voices ,,

[@theodoreritola7641]

I had tight pants in the 70s Never talked High Woman wore tight pants Bell bottom pants and were Soo with feathered hair ,They were so sexy . Man i miss them 70s

[@theodoreritola7641]

THERE WAS NO WAR IN THE MID TO LATE 70s . What you talking bout BJ ,

[@zoeystar4668]

You can't help but groove and move to their music. The disco era produced a lot of good music. Hats off to a great reaction.

[@jimarmstrong5820]

These boys were on top of the world at that time.

[@tonismith3707]

It was written for the soundtrack Of Saturday Night Fever. They wrote almost every song on it. It was on the most successful soundtracks of all time

[@demonhoopa]

It was THE biggest selling album of all time for awhile before Thriller knocked it off.

[@wnsafford1854]

Interesting tid-bit, they didn't actually write the songs FOR the movie. They were approached for new songs for a dance movie, that was in early stages. They sent songs they'd already written, but hadn't recorded yet. Barry said he thought one reason SNF was such a success, is because the scriptwriters wrote the scenes to fit the music (rather than what's usually done, where a songwriter tries to write a song to fit an already filmed scene).

[@dragnetterg8383]

@@wnsafford1854 thank you for clarifying.that. I was seriously annoyed at that baseless statement above 🤦

[@susieq9801]

Actually as WN said, the song was already written for their next album and the movie asked if they could use several of their songs.

[@mordymitrani4187]

@@demonhoopa correct

[@craigreid7178]

One of the things that helped create their signature sound is the fact that they were actual brothers and therefore had very similar voice qualities which makes for incredible blends on the harmonies. This was their "Disco" era. They had a long and very successful career before this but this era pushed them up several levels in popularity and acclaim.

[@melissacaddell2604]

Yes yes. So right. There has never been anyone like the Bee Gees. No words for that talent.

[@nolau5789]

Barry is the lead. Robin in red and Maurice is Robin's fraternal twin.

[@susieq9801]

Barry is the lead in this song, not all of them.

[@tinakeith5822]

The one Asia was talking about is Barry! Robin was also a lead but not in this song! You need to check out their song Man in the Middle or Closer than Close to hear Maurice’s voice as a lead!

[@keltrepes2534]

It is IMPOSSIBLE not to dance or tap your foot when hearing this song.

[@juliewhite7469]

This is roller-skating music 🎶 for my generation! Saturday parents dropped off their kids for the whole day. Disco ball spinning on the ceiling. 💗

[@imweakfordeaky]

You must be around my age !

[@MatthewC137]

@@imweakfordeaky I'm guessing about 60. Even 55 is too young for that comment. 😉

[@justjudijjb3455]

How much fun were those days?? The rink was my 2nd home 🤩

[@yankeeladee02]

Yesssss ✨💗🛼✨🛼💗✨

[@briansmith303]

@@MatthewC137 Nope. I'm 55, and they were still playing this at the rink in my school days. It wasn't on the radio any longer, that's true. But it seems to be timeless roller rink fare. 😁

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Barry is the lead you’re actually referring to- AND Y’all gotta watch the MOVIE Saturday Night Fever! Please! All this great music and how they dressed and partied in the 70’s/NYC- My top 5 movies of all time- Young John Travolta! He can play ANY role and dance ANY dance- Aldo shown in the movie “Urban Cowboy!”😝. 💝💙✌️👍

[@gerardroll6468]

To everyone in the US & to Americans celebrating (& watching here) overseas at the moment… Happy Thanksgiving to ALL of you. Take care, stay safe & enjoy your nation’s special day. Best wishes to you all… From Australia 🇦🇺♥️🇺🇸

[@annmills3163]

Thanks Gerald Roll ☮️💜

[@juliewhite7469]

💕💕💕💕💕

[@johnaldasch9966]

And Happy Turkey day to all of you down under.A beautiful country indeed.

[@angelskunk2206]

Thank you!! Hope you and yours are happy and well! ❤

[@jesterforhire]

Thanks you all from Down Under! Stay safe and enjoy your summer. 💜

[@Country_boy-sz3bn]

The lead singer is Barry Gibb. Bee gee’s is a acronym for brothers gibb. Barry,Robin,Maurice and Andy.

[@peterwalsh2470]

yes, this song it's Barry, some songs it's Robin, eg "I started a Joke".

[@kthor]

The Bee Gees’ name actually came to be after they began performing at Brisbane Speedway by promoter & driver Bill Goode, who then introduced them to local radio DJ Bill Gates. With their initials being the same as Barry’s & their mother Barbara Gibb’s, they were first known as The BGs…..later changing it to The Bee Gees. Despite popular belief, the name was not specifically a reference to “Brothers Gibb”.

[@Nemshee]

Fun fact: this song has the perfect rhythm to perform CPR to.

[@catlady443]

And I have. I'm a nurse s

[@cindyshawver9986]

Barry, tallest and oldest, was always the hottie !!........great voice, beautiful face, best hair in the business (along with Robert Plant) !!.....they both had better hair than i ever had and i'm a lady so i was always jealous !!.....LOL

[@BarryHull]

I’m 64 and grew up listening to the Bee Gees. Thanks for the best, most entertaining reaction video of the Gibb brothers. Subscribed, thumbs up. Keep staying alive!

[@charlenealban4318]

As gorgeous as this man is..I believe he was singing about the movie and not himself...he is gorgeous in this video!!!! Saturday Night Fever is the movie this is from..

[@Coolrockndad]

The Bee Gees were around since the late 50's but started hitting the charts in the late 60's. Yes the second half of the 70's was all Bee Gees with 7 #1 hits.

[@chrisholland6052]

BJ, the 'sound' that puts them apart is their harmony. Very few bands can even come close to the perfect harmony of their three voices. And Happy Thanksgiving.

[@MettleInkpen]

Great reaction --thank you for covering them. Born in '72 & grew up hearing them. Love their music!!

[@RR-lv3tp]

Where swag was invented, and revolutionized 💯

[@yennydavila5056]

This is one of the best song of Bee Gees. This sound is good for your health, makes you so happy.

[@gypsylotusblossom777]

Makes you smile and dance too.😄❤💯🕺💃🕺💃

[@williamcooper2415]

The way I interpret this song, is that LIFE IS MOTION; therefore, STAYING ALIVE, is them singing that they are in motion - THE WAY THEY WALK, TALK, DANCE, BEING KICKED AND REJECTED is LIVING and SUSTAINS THEM TO STAY LIVING. Notice how they act this out in the video, they are literally IN MOTION, WALKING around buildings shot up and in ruins, stopping just long enough to remind the listeners, they are STAYING ALIVE and still in motion. This song is very addictive and the beat demands MOTION from the listener. So, in a beautiful ironic twist, they singing about STAYING ALIVE, also compels their fans to do the same. This is R&B on steroids, even though it's Disco.

[@deborahcornell171]

This whole best-selling movie soundtrack came out in 1977. The Bee Gees had hits way before that too, in the 60's. Check out one of their biggest hits from a decade earlier. .."I Gotta Get A Message To You".💙 Btw, if you haven't done "You Should Be Dancing" yet (also from Saturday Night Fever) please do! Can't NOT dance to that one (or chair dance)!💙☮

[@Inboden69]

one of the most impressive aspects of the brothers is how many famous songs by other acts they wrote. its always crazy when you see the list

[@jjsteel43]

Yes, besides their own hits, they wrote so many top hits for other top artists. They were great song writers as well

[@joshiejames]

The guys just expressed themselves. The joy of having talented brothers that have your back. They didn't need to pretend to be anything they're not. Add the supreme talent and the next level songwriting ability then you have the greatest songs of all time.

[@beriandavies2111]

Saturday Night Fever was the mutts nuts back in the day. A fairly simple and straightforward story line, but a must watch. Every song on that soundtrack is a banger. If this doesn't make you want to get up n boogie, then you got no soul. Loving your vibe guys 👍

[@gypsylotusblossom777]

So very true 👍

[@mikecaetano]

Iconic. Killer bass line. 104 bpm drum loop. Using violins to accent the keyboards in places other producers would likely fill with guitars gives a lightness in the overall sway of this song that sets it apart. Dig the timbale accents too! The music evokes images of the spinning dancers it inspired. Disco was such a big thing in the middle 1970's, the elementary school I went to taught us how to dance "The Hustle" on its annual carnival day. "The Hustle" was the dance that went with "The Hustle", an instrumental disco song by Van McCoy that went to number one in the summer of 1975, opening the door for more disco music, like the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack two years later. Another track by The Bee Gees from that album that is more than worthy of a reaction is "Jive Talkin'".

[@thenannymoh]

Killer bass line... Damn straight!

[@kenrk]

They wrote a song "If I Can't Have You" for Yvonne Elliman. IMO, the best disco song ever - she totally owned it. Hope you can react to it sometime. Best version on youtube: "Yvonne Elliman -- If I Can´t Have You Live Video HQ"

[@beegeesbuster1]

As other mentions, the lead singer on this one is Barry, the only brother still alive. If you want to hear them sing in the lower register then go Predisco with songs from 1967 to 1974 with songs like I Started A Joke (Robin on Lead), Words (Barry on lead) or I've Gotta Get A Message To You (Shared Lead), in 1973 they recorded a song called Elisa, here each brother had a verse, to my knowledge the only song where this happened. Also Past Disco 1981 to 2001 nearly all songs where with the lower registry voices. My favorites of this periode would by My Lovers Prayer, Alone, The Only Love, You Win Again, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Wedding Day, Still Waters, I Will, Bodyguard, Happy Ever After and Rings Around The Moon. These all have either Barry, Robin or shared lead. Maurice also had songs where he was lead, a good example would be Man In The Middle, a song that captures the thing about him being the man in between the 2 ego's of Barry and Robin.

[@susieq9801]

"Above and Beyond" was my favorite Maurice lead but I was a huge Robin girl.

[@alyssahernandez1055]

RIP Robin and Maurice 😭

[@theodoreritola7641]

Barry Gibb Is the lead sing and hes been married in 1970 Its just a song From 1977 STAYN ALIVE

[@gypsylotusblossom777]

Don't forget Maurice singing closer than close, and excellent song❤ I believe credit is due.😊🫡💯😎

[@ronburgardt6495]

People are most familiar with the disco era Bee Gees, but their musical styles actually varied a lot. If you want to experience their versatility, check out Closer Than Close with Maurice singing the lead, or Heart Like Mine with Robin singing lead, out or For Whom The Bell Tolls. They're all very different and all excellent.

[@dawnbailey910]

The lead singer is Barry. Bee Gees and Celine Dion duet Immortality. Barry wrote it for Celine. For the celebration of the Bee Gees she sung it to Barry. Absolutely beautiful! She dedicated it to the 4 brothers, her brother and husband

[@beegeesbuster1]

Just to be fair to the other brothers Barry, Robin and Maurice wrote it.

[@susieq9801]

@@beegeesbuster1 - Absolutely. Barry always gets the credit. All three wrote 90+% of their songs and Maurice and Robin wrote solo songs as well.

[@gypsylotusblossom777]

Correction Barry wrote the majority of the songs Robin did most of the lyrics for the songs and Maurice arranged and did the technical aspects of the music

[@beeseewill2407]

Barry was in the lead most of the time but Robin lead a lot and Maurice also had some songs that he lead but their harmonies were everything.Barry's falcetto was amazing ,but they all could do a nice falcetto."Fanny be tender with my Love"really showed their range.Check out' Love You Inside Out".When those guys harmonized it sounded like an instrument. The Brothers Gibb knew how to find that groove .

[@susieq9801]

Robin's vibrato was unlike ANYONE else and totally amazing. In the 60's and after the disco era Robin and Barry sang lead about 50/50. I preferred Robin's voice by far.

[@sylviategroen1583]

They started singing when Barry was 9.n the twins were 6..look up the videos as kids. They wrote back then too...ICONS...

[@katmbbaker7804]

"Stayin' Alive" was written and recorded by the Bee Gees in 1977 specifically for the "Saturday Night Fever Motion Picture Soundtrack", It was the opening track. It was one of the Bee Gees signature songs and one of their most recognizable. When the brothers were just starting out Robin was usually the lead vocalist because of his clear Vibrato BUT at the height of their popularity (mid to late 70's early 80's) it was Barry Gibb and his R & B falsetto that gave them their signature sound. An interesting piece of trivia, when medical professionals are training for CPR they are recommended to play this song in their head because this song has about 104 beats per minute and it is recommended to perform between 100 and 120 chest compressions per minute while doing CPR.

[@Philcoxon]

This song and John Travolta walking to it in Saturday night fever, i'm 71 but takes me back to my youth, it was a mean old scene dude

[@patriciaewing8164]

That’s Barry in the middle Robin on his right and Maurice on his left all three are exceptionally talented ❤️🎶🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@lancerx1759]

The Bee Gees have been crushing for decades they are Legendary there is No Shame in the Bee Gees Game !!!

[@gypsylotusblossom777]

You got that right!!!!!👍💯🫡👏👏👏💥

[@kimtalley4496]

Barry was a good lookin fellow. His falsetto is so good!

[@truthseeker9249]

He still is. 😍😍

[@theodoreritola7641]

Staying alive means the same as ALL DECADES It was problly big in the 80s WITH AIDS

[@gl15col]

Barry with those long, lean legs...damn he was sexy. And sang like an angel. I was in my 20's during disco and I had so much fun dancing and drinking Saturday nights, before I had kids and live got complicated.

[@timorman6672]

Okay. Education time. Fun fact. The Bee Gees wrote..produced..recorded all 5 songs for Saturday Night Fever in 1 weekend for that movie. Guess what else. All 5 songs were #1 hits. No one has broken that record and probably never will. That’s how talented they are guys. Again listening to 70’s greatness.

[@jillsample1846]

The BeeGees wrote and sang the soundtrack for Saturday Night Fever. Barry is still with his wife, over 50 yrs.

[@shandac1027]

This is one of their songs from the move " Saturday Night Fever" a fantastic about coming onto youth. I highly recommend it

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Yessssssssssssssssssss

[@susanbezio1529]

They have been around since the 60's. Barry still making music with his sons at 75 years old and it's great still. Barry just celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary.

[@justjudijjb3455]

I’m here for BJ’s chair dancing 💃🏼 I had this vinyl when I was a preteen & danced around my canopy bed with my hair brush like I was on Soul Train.

[@johnlewandowski8624]

A gem of a Rock classic I grew up on and love to dance and jam to, to this day! It's the 1970s!

[@deborahbabb4089]

They were a once in a lifetime experience. One we may never have the pleasure of again.

[@brandonjeeboo]

Listened to this back in high school 80's 🇬🇾

[@haroldlee1989]

The BeeGees totally rock

[@Pardus_1970]

It's Friday night and I'm sitting here on my own in the UK and I just discovered your Channel tonight, Absolutely loving the content and reviews , big new fan here :)

[@jesterforhire]

Great reaction tonight! Sending love and virtual hugs from Seattle, WA. 💜🤗💜

[@fionnmaccumhaill3257]

I can almost picture BJ at the disco on the dance floor! Lol

[@freddiehearn5066]

They were the ambassador of the 70's

[@michaelgardner3206]

My grandmother loved these guys. She had every record and 8 tracks tapes and cds

[@alanmiddlewood8500]

One of the best songs I’ve ever heard, voices from another planet!!!

[@jayaldridge9520]

Love this song. Brought back good memories of the 70s. Thank you.

[@altonkilbourn1595]

I remember my mother use to tell us she didn't like the song but use to catch her dancing and singing alone to the song while she was cooking dinner

[@barrycooke3258]

Bee Gees are the KINGS of DISCO. More number one songs on the chart during the Disco time!

[@Zlata1313]

They hated that label. They never considered their music disco. It was r&b.

[@leighsaldivar4439]

One of the best groups of all time. Truly ❤️

[@kathystammen8774]

Happy Thanksgiving to both of you may God bless you and keep on bangin to The Bee Gees!

[@jayeginn5963]

Great reaction. BeeGees stands for the people who discovered them: Bill Gates, Bill Good, the oldest brother Barry Gibb, their mother Barbara Gibb and later for the Brothers Gibb. In this clip: the tallest guy in the middle with the big hair and beard, the lead singer: Barry Gibb born September 1, 1946, the only surviving Gibb brother. Guy with long hair and red t-shirt: Robin Gibb, born December 22, 1949-passed away May 20, 2012, balding guy with beard Robin's fraternal twin brother Maurice (pronounced "Morris") Gibb, born December 22, 1949-passed away January 12, 2003. They also had another, younger, brother Andy Gibb, born March 5, 1958-passed away March 10, 1988. The three oldest brothers were born on the Isle of Man (UK). Oldest brother Barry got seriously burned when he accidentally pulled boiling tea over himself at 18 months old. He was in coma for a while, nearly died and was in hospital for many months. Because of this, he did not learn to talk until after the twins were born. Later the family moved to Manchester and from there they emigrated to Australia in 1958, right after Andy was born. Their musical career, which they had started as little kids, didn't lead to international success so they moved back to the UK in 1966. Then they had a string of big hits, until they temporarily broke up around 1970 for 15 months. Started back up, looking for a new sound which they first found in 1974 with the transitional album "Mr. Natural". After that "Main Course" was the first album that moved them into a new direction: more rhythm&blues, dance music like with great hits like Nights on Broadway and Jive Talkin'. From 1976 on they went all out with falsetto driven dance music which lead to their biggest commercial success as they provided classic songs for the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack (1977 Stayin' Alive, How Deep is Your Love, Night Fever amongst them). You should react to the 1979 live version of Stayin' Alive, too kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ_MiYaebNuKiKs

[@michaelwilson9849]

The Bee Gees were asked to & wrote all the songs to Saturday Night Fever in a span of two weeks! The “I am a woman’s man” lyric is not about Barry; it was written by the Bee Gee’s as an apt description of John Travolta’s character & attitude in the Saturday Night Fever movie.

[@OogyLix]

Just my own opinion. No matter what type of music you like, you gotta love this one. The beat is awesome! It makes you wanna move! This is a classic!

[@joemacinnis1972]

Hey guys, I was a kid when this song and movie came out! It was absolutely huge!

[@islandgreenstrong]

The lead singer is Barry Gibb, the other two brothers are twins...Robin and Maurice. Both Robin and Maurice have passed away...and their youngest brother Andy Gibb was also a singer and he passed away in the '80s.

[@sventextor1309]

Please cover some "pre disco" Bee Gees there are some absolute classics for you both to discover...love your channel much love from New Zealand.....btw Barry Gibb is the Gibb brother you are trying too remember.

[@Meditech509]

To love somebody was one of the most beautiful songs ever written.

[@sventextor1309]

@@Meditech509 agreed one of many "jewels in the crown" of the Bee Gees.

[@cmc8375]

Maurice used to be married to Lulu, iconic Scottish singer who did Shout!

[@SweetThing]

No, the lead singer is Barry and I believe this was made for the "Saturday Night Fever" movie. The Bee Gees wrote & sang their own music, but they couldn't read nor write music. So that is real talent! And no auto tune. Barry's not talking about himself being a "woman's man"; unless he's talking about his wife Linda, of whom he's been married to for over 50 years. He wrote the words for John Travolta's role. This was 1977. The Bee Gees had a lot of hits in the 80's as well, past the disco era. They weren't just about disco. And they had a younger brother, Andy, who had his own solo career. He had performed with them on stage & was going to join the group. He died at age 30. Barry is the only one left. RIP Maurice, Robin & Andy. xxx

[@marthayoung2308]

@Asia and BJ A deep dive into the BeeGees is very well worth it! I don't think you will be disappointed. Their song "Words" is so beautiful it makes me cry. Another one no one has reacted to, is "Alone". BeeGees been legit since the 60's.

[@mitziesanders9840]

Watching Asia bounce is an inspiration. The Bee Gees are eternal.

[@luisenrique.smertin]

Stayin' Alive ✨💙👍🪄

[@MrToband]

The skate rink when I was a kid in the late 70s early 80s.

[@2299jsimon]

Awesome lyrics and awesome beat... makes you wanna move.

[@laurstei5433]

Barry Gibb was the oldest brother. He was the lead and had the falsetto.

[@sylviategroen1583]

They had been songwriters n singing since the twins were 9 n Barry was 12 he's the tallest,,, Robin n Maurice are the twins, soooooo gifted luv them 🥰😍🤩

[@gypsylotusblossom777]

Correction the twins were 6 and Barry was actually 9 when the first got started😊🫶💯

[@michaelfink8495]

One of the best songs ever written

[@MischaGER]

History Check: The subject matter of 'Stayin' Alive' is about survival in the streets of New York inspired by the Nic Cohn paperback Tribal Rites of the Saturday Night who was the plot for the classic Saturday Night Fever Movie. Since 1977 it is the fifth biggest single of all time with 31 million single sold worldwide 👍 It is claimed from in a survey of all radiostations around the globe as most airplayed song of all time in 2017- every 20 seconds - this plays everywhere around the world and for sure it is the most iconic song of the 70´s decade. It’s a part of our shared cultural heritage now - one of those pop miracles that just never gets old, never wears off, never loses its charge. It remains alive. And indeed one of the most covered pop songs in history This epic video was filmed on MGM Studios in Culver City in Hollywood California in the filmset ruins of That’s Entertainment starring Fred Astaire from 1974 during the same time when the BeeGees filming the Beatles movie, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 1978 on the lot at the same time.

[@joelliebler5690]

Awesome song and video.Legends of Legends. They sounded different in the ‘60’s which they had many hits like Holiday, Massachusetts, I Started a joke, and The 1949 New York Mining Disaster.

[@conniemorris836]

The lead singer's name is Barry. All of their voices are amazing.

[@eviekelpie1]

Guys, please go back in time to where they began, pre disco. "Run to me", Words", "Lonely days"

[@Isleofskye]

1941 New York Mining Disaster, Massachusetts, How Can You Mend A Broken Heart etc

[@eviekelpie1]

@@Isleofskye yes so many hits!

[@lisadelahaye6568]

great reaction by you both to the group and song. your right in saying that they carved out their niche when the 70's disco era came around by distinguishing themselves with Barry (the lead singer's) falsetto. They did have hits in the 60's as well. I saw them in Australia before the 2000 Olympics - awesome, just 3 guys and their instruments, kept it simple. In the suburb of Redcliffe in Brisbane Australia they have a laneway that is dedicated to the group called the 'Bee Gees Walk' which Barry helped to put together and attended the official opening. It highlights their career with murals and statues, back where it all started for them.

[@nbx2au]

This defines about 10y of our young lives :) still current by all appearances. Suggest that you look into songs they wrote for other folk. Many were HUGE.

[@ALBERTMIRC]

I love your reactions guys! You are the best

[@andersgranstrom7128]

Ahh, what a masterpiece!!

[@ToniMilne-dx7hu]

It was actually a very serious song. It’s about how New York was going through turmoil and the people living there were Staying Alive despite all of the hard times. But they killed it with their music. Bee Gees lover forever ❤️

[@mordymitrani4187]

Talk about a groove

[@richardlee1972]

"You should be dancing" is another classic by this group.

[@carollittle1059]

Love my Bee Gees!!

[@francisxray9900]

Well, his name is Sir (has been knighted by Prince Charles) Barry Gibb. Due to Guinnes Book Of Records, on second place by most successful songwriters of all times, only behind Sir Paul Mc Cartney. Most of the songs, he wrote together with his brothers, so they also have their share.

[@truthseeker9249]

I only wish all of his brothers Robin, Maurice AND Andy could've all long enough to be knighted. They all deserve it. Especially Andy. He never even got his chance.

[@arlenegulley1128]

I found your channel surfing KZbin and saw you was reacting to my FAVORITE JAM. So, now I am a new subscriber and appreciate younger people hearing good music with clean lyrics that is meaningful. You two keep up the works you are doing.

[@randipearson4930]

BJ is getting jiggy w it on this one !! Lv it so much !!! Made me smile 😊 today !!

[@jayarfa8453]

This song is so fresh, it could have released in 2040

[@jflaugher]

Nope, the lead singer is Barry Gibb. Robin Gibb used to be the lead singer of the Bee Gees in the late '60s - by the mid-'70s that changed and Barry Gibb became the lead singer.

[@ms.krueger2660]

My Mom loved them. 💜 She had this as her ringtone. Barry is the only one left. I cried when Robin and Maurice passed away. That meant it was all over. I grew up with them. Part of my childhood is gone. Feel so sad for Barry being the only one of them left! 😢💜 First time I heard them I was amazed!! Their music will live on forever!!💙 Their other brother was Andy Gibb. He was an amazing singer too. He died too soon. ❤️🌟 Their sound was all them. No extras. Just their voices. Pure!! I miss the 70s and 80s pure music!! 💜. Barry was so fine!! So was his brother Andy!! OMG!!🥰

[@vernonjohnsonjr7389]

Saturday night live came out in 1977 and I was 5 years old I remember those late 70s parties my parents had back then thanks for the upload and the memories rip dad