FIRST TIME HEARING Culture Club - Karma Chameleon (Official Video) REACTION

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[@oscarrios6048]

Still love and I mean love the diversity in your channel bruh keep the love going and I will always love and support you.

[@TwinsthenewTrend]

Thanks appreciate it 🙏🏽‼️

[@johndean4727]

I met him at a club in Richmond VA.his eyes are unbelievable.

[@AlternativeHomesteading]

john dean yes!

[@221b-Maker-Street]

@@johndean4727 They really are!

[@paulvalentine1483]

"Bruh"? Idiot.

[@allisonjae3152]

Boy George was one of the most flamboyant people in music when this came out. He shocked a lot of people, and that's what I loved about him.

[@lessismore8533]

@Hillary's emails to Lorne I prefer George's 80s voice. It was so smooth. I miss it

[@allisonjae3152]

@Hillary's emails to Lorne He did have a good gimmick to make him stand out, but he also had the talent to back it up.

[@allisonjae3152]

@Hillary's emails to Lorne That's true. I loved his style at this point in time. All I'm saying is there wasn't anyone else out there in music like him, topped with incredible songs and talent, there was no way he wasn't going to be successful.

[@jaywillingham4085]

@@allisonjae3152 Yea, it wasn't a gimmick though, as he was dressing like this as a teen.

[@allisonjae3152]

@@jaywillingham4085 No, but the press would think it is. He just stood out more because of his look.

[@pcb462]

The fact that you react to such a diversity of music puts you in a class by yourself. You getting into the songs is priceless. If you’re a representative of your generation....the future looks bright.

[@jenniferhester6937]

I completely agree. You guys are great! Love seeing your reactions!

[@paulvalentine1483]

There are HUNDREDS of channels like/better than this, and their hosts don't pander to the lowest common denominator.

[@catherineoconnor474]

Paul why do you keep watching & commenting on their videos then if you’re not a fan? Spread your misery someplace else dude.

[@Ten13Grl]

You gotta wear shades!

[@jittmet7766]

@@paulvalentine1483 There are thousands of people more appreciative than you who know how to find suitable channels to watch and who don't crap all over wonderful people enjoying themselves.

[@joyfull5374]

You said it, “Be open and don’t miss out on things like this.” Wise words young man.

[@laquitablockson251]

"Do you really wanna hurt me?" was their first hit. Check it out!

[@terifaye4494]

Definitely!!!!

[@aTwistedSista]

Oooh yes. That one really slaps! ❤️

[@cherylmccray7463]

@@terifaye4494 yes love that one also

[@vangu2918]

Yes, yes yesss!!!

[@fifita3793]

Yoo

[@annmariekelley3178]

You are very cool. I'm happy to see these young men out there spreading joy. I'm 70 and feel a lot of hope for the future with fellas like this. Making your way with spirit and adventure. keep up the good work.

[@jewelzb1402]

Aren’t you awesome!!! It does give hope to a joyous world that really has no boundaries, but a feeling of unity. Keep on keeping on! 😇 God Bless!

[@poetinmyheart94]

Another Culture Club song to check out: Do You Really Want To Hurt Me.

[@LG-kx8xl]

Black Money. Boy was so smooth on both of these & his background singers ad libs are insane.

[@TerinaNicoleDesignStudio]

My jam!

[@ani4life]

Yes please!!

[@MrBjorn6]

@@LG-kx8xl Helen Terry made black money great!!!! Big voice sounds like a black American woman!!

[@shelly1298]

Miss me blind is my favorite!

[@jocelynh3708]

You're listening to Culture Club, you need to get some WHAM in your life. "Wake me up before you go go" and "Everything She wants". Also listen to George Michael "Faith", "Freedom" and "Fast love"

[@laticiadavis8627]

Yes to all you suggested great songs and artists

[@mavw]

They reacted to Father Figure ♡ kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXvYknpqmauEbck

[@laurastalter7537]

They reacted to Father Figure and Freedom 90.

[@ccwest1920]

Me I vote for WHAM too!

[@julieru8953]

Club Tropicana, Careless wisper and last Christmas are my favorites.

[@Nickabod79]

Lots of people in this thread talking like Boy George is not still around. He very much is. He survived the HIV pandemic when his community was ravaged, he survived addiction, he survived numerous bouts with the law, and vocal issues that permanently changed his voice. He's still touring (well, pre COVID), and obviously so grateful to be here doing what he loves, writing great music, and posting tons of vegan food on insta.

[@mickeyrob7532]

Yep, I got to see CC in concert in Sep 2018. They were great! Tom Bailey (Thompson Twins) was the opener. Two of my faves from the 80s.

[@shoey75]

Hes a judge on The Voice Australia

[@verily360]

And highly intelligent. Some of his interviews from back in the day blew me away.

[@tonyawallace5297]

He's a treasure. ♥️💛💚

[@dawnhaddy5300]

Also saw the 2018 CC tour with Tom Bailey & Belinda Carlisle appearing as "support " acts. George's voice completely different but loved the new arrangements to accommodate his change in pitch

[@mikaelpeltonen96]

First of all, there was a movement called New Romantic in the 80s which drew inspiration from neo-romanticism of late 1800s but the video is a mix of these eras, it didn't really look like this in the 80s or the 1800s. What comes to red, gold and green, they are the colors of the rastafari movement which Boy George (the singer) was into, that's why he had those dreadlocks. The red stands for the blood of black martyrs that was shed around the world during their struggle for liberation, equal rights and justice. Yellow represents the wealth of the homeland, Africa, particularly gold. And finally the green represents the beauty and the vegetation of the promise land, Ethiopia. Boy George explained in an interview that the song is about "the terrible fear of alienation that people have, the fear of standing up for one thing. It's about trying to suck up to everybody. Basically, if you aren't true, if you don't act like you feel, then you get Karma justice, that's nature's way of paying you back.” Based on this I would conclude that the chameleon refers to these people who change opinions according to their current company. George also dated the band's drummer when he wrote this. They had relationship problems, the person was sweet to him in private but distant and stand-offish in public. George was bothered that they couldn't show affections in open.

[@lessismore8533]

Nice explanation!!!

[@ghostandgoblins]

You are the MVP! This sheds so much light on this song, i was really young when this came out, i loved it but i didnt really understand the meaning behind it. I still love this song and it was really nice to get this perspective of the singer and the song. Thank you indeed !

[@dennisbailey7160]

Yes boy george and John moss were dating even though John moss denied it but there is a pic of them kissing and several photos catching them being intimate

[@dorothymcmahon9995]

Wow, thanks for this.

[@luci1474]

Thank you. Well explained 🙏🏽

[@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS]

Fine Young Cannibals - "She Drives Me Crazy."

[@DylRicho]

Oh yes. Definitely.

[@vangu2918]

👍

[@dompinotpapibosworth1458]

Absolute tune

[@scoonerscoon9992]

Yes

[@tinan6639]

will be playing on repeat in hell....

[@LisaLubin]

Red, gold and green are found in a lot of African nation's flags (originally Ethiopia). Today, the colors and flags are sometimes used to represent black pride or black liberation.

[@dexter3865]

Jewish tribe

[@catherinemacnie1873]

In Guyana, the flag is red, gold, green, yellow and black. From what I heard, the red is the blood of the people, the gold reps the sun and the green reps the earth.

[@jesslianne855]

Red is the blood shed during their independence. Yellow is the gold taken from the African lands and green is represented by rebuilding the nation with green lands

[@charlieminaj2]

Catherine Macnie and they are the colours a chameleon turns into😍😍

[@brandydacanay5743]

@@dexter3865 As a Jew, I have no idea what you're talking about.

[@karonmcgregor4753]

I'd like to nominate "Come On Eileen" by Dexy's Midnight Runners!!

[@deniseutech3616]

One hit wonder, but awesome song!

[@bertiew6771]

@@deniseutech3616 Geno says hello.

[@gerrimcfadden2204]

Absolutely!

[@daisyjones5559]

Yessssss

[@deeannyancho8937]

yes!!!!

[@curtcomedy4661]

U reaching to every genre that's where its at don't close ya ears

[@leithagrover9116]

I agree

[@paulvalentine1483]

Wow. Whatever school you may have graduated from should be defunded and closed.

[@darwinwin6366]

Yes!

[@cynicofthesystem]

@@paulvalentine1483 If you can't be nice, then begone.

[@trishalfaro]

NO! This is not how we was dressing back then / Boy George was unique, even then!

[@Karin_Allen]

I had a (female) friend in high school who loved Boy George so much that she dressed like him - but she also had a huge crush on him and swore up and down that he was straight! XD

[@Kernewik101]

Boy Geotge was unique and lots of fans copied his style. The rest of the cast in this video were in the right style of clothes for this period in Mississippi...

[@tall1sobay]

Speak for yourself Trish! While he was and still is unique, I was a mixture of Boy George, Madonna and Pete Burns of Dead or Alive.

[@laurastalter7537]

There were a LOT of Boy George wannabes in the eighties.

[@Worstestvideos]

He’s probably talking about the other people. They look ridiculous. And yes that is how they dressed

[@DesignMiniLoves]

In an interview, Culture Club frontman Boy George explained: "The song is about the terrible fear of alienation that people have, the fear of standing up for one thing. It's about trying to suck up to everybody. Indicative of the times then, and now.

[@elizabethhale9678]

This guy never got his due. I think he finally is. He was a person the likes of which we'd never seen before. Great great vocalist

[@JosePromis]

You should hear Dead Or Alive "You Spin Me Round," Eurythmics "Sweet Dreams," David Bowie "Let's Dance," Bonnie Tyler "Total Eclipse Of The Heart," Laura Branigan "Self Control"

[@shilohk38]

Jose Promis A little Billy Idol is good too.

[@mariusmybird]

shiloh kimball STEVIE NICKS!

[@stephanietipton4324]

Hell yeah,but Laura Brannigan,Gloria

[@nikniknik45]

All of them are bangers!!!

[@JC-justchillin]

You've got my suggestion list already!

[@tombeyer6186]

You warm my soul! In this divisive world, your non-judgemental appreciation of such diverse music, and your great humor, just fills my heart. No kidding: I often get all teary-eyed watching your vids. Thanks for spreading some love!

[@katsage62]

100% agree. He’s untainted. Love love love.

[@dawnslairvlogs6651]

When he sings about the colors red, gold and green, he is talking about his dreams of diversity .. the lyrics go Karma, karma, karma, karma, karma chameleon You come and go, you come and go Loving would be easy if your colors were like my dreams Red, gold, and green, red, gold, and green

[@emilielesauvage74]

@NoBody Wuvs Me yes!!!!!!

[@tonyawallace5297]

@NoBody Wuvs MeYes! Thank you! Please make this a regular comment, not just a reply. The children need to know!

[@joannak6596]

As a kid back then I didn't really listen to it, I mean listen to it. What a wonderful song! I'm surprised it's not played more.

[@tonyathomas9540]

NoBody Wuvs interesting

[@Msboochie2]

Rasta colors!

[@michelles9930]

I was in high school when this came out. Crazy back then being gay was so hush hush, I don't recall ever having a discussion on his sexuality, it just wasn't a topic, at least with my friends, We just loved his songs.

[@alexisjames9650]

I agree, we didn't even think about it back then

[@prepproduction6872]

So u like around 55

[@Docmananoff]

Yeah, we didn't discuss it cause it was apparent from how he dressed, and his talent outshined any of that anyway. Just like we all figured about George Michael...but he could SING so we didn't have time to dwell on his personality. That's the difference then and now, these new artists gotta super promote what kinda person they like for an audience because they lack so much in the talent end.

[@RFDeStefano]

As a gay guy just coming out in 1985, you are correct, it was just not talked about at all. And some of us felt very alone. Thank goodness when I finally met other gays!

[@nancyschwartz7692]

No, that's not really how we dressed, not exactly. Boy George was pretty extreme, even for the 80's.

[@shellybear627]

He meant the 1870s, when the video is set lol

[@amymaddux3819]

Speaking of “George” pleeeaaase listen to a George Michael song- preferably “Faith”!! Another true 80’s song!! 👍🏻

[@beans1030]

Was just going to suggest this one!

[@lolangelawl]

Faith is one of my favorite songs! 😍

[@jengee_ca]

I'd love to see his reaction to Freedom 90. Fantastic video and song.

[@Liv_1205]

Amy Maddux one more try

[@thealyssac27]

Y'all, they did it, already! 🥰 Search, if you haven't. Edit: not "Faith" but George Michael..."Freedom '90" I think.

[@lb8471]

You, young man, are the BOMB!!! I love how open you are to music of every genre and every time period. It's such a joy to see your willingness to explore. I suggest you find someone who can explain the importance of the music and artists you discover. That would make your quest for knowledge much more appetizing.

[@deadtroll242]

I envy you for the fact that you get to hear these amazing songs for the first time!

[@ashliehannah8779]

Same!!! I was extremely envious of hearing Jimi & LedZep for the first time!!

[@rob3rt788]

Word!!

[@amysjusticeleague3011]

RIGHT?

[@krystanabors6797]

Great point!!!!!

[@hippysuetotherescue9827]

Me too

[@barbarapeacock4699]

Take a listen to “You Can Call Me Al,” b y Paul Simon, Graceland Album. Heck, listen to the entire album!

[@all_sides9566]

That is an AMAZING AND UNDERATED SONG. MY FATHER LOVED Chevy in the video and all his Lil mishaps...

[@Happyheretic2308]

I loathe that track ...

[@barbaracannon1713]

Yes!!!

[@stj971]

Bridge over troubled water w art garfunkel whose voice is angelic ..beautiful song they were great together

[@alainnarobles4781]

One of the funniest videos, such a shame they don't make great comedic videos anymore.

[@mooneflowerz]

I’d nominate anything by Duran Duran from the 80s.

[@oldgriff1262]

Hungry Like The Wolf

[@kellykizer6798]

I was going to post the same thing. Just pick any song, they’re all good!

[@dianedrews7892]

I loved Duran Duran! Thank you for the reminder!

[@CERULEANSPIRAL]

Hungry Like The Wolf was my favorite song as a child. From like age 6 until probably my teens when I branched out into rap and metal. But my absolutely favorite Duran Duran song of all time is probably Come Undone, great video too. There is another song called Come Undone by Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan, which was from like 2010. Both are slow, Duran Duran comes from a sort of frantic drowning overwhelmed feeling in life, whereas Campbell and Lanegan are talking about a relationship. Another great video would U2 Numb. That song is ridiculous- if you don't react to it, you should watch it anyway- with lyrics. The other U2 song I recommend is The Sweetest Thing, it's about domestic violence a man experiences by the woman he loves.

[@kettleisalwayson]

The Chauffeur was a B side but definitely one of their best

[@brentbare3698]

One of the greatest songs to come out of the 80s.

[@oliviad1254]

Culture club songs to listen to -Do you really want to hurt me -Time(Clock of the heart) -Miss me blind -Church of the Poison Mind -I’ll tumble 4 ya

[@shelly1298]

That whole album is 🔥

[@sprint6000]

Church of the Poison Mind was amazing. Helen Terry was his background singer but man, could she belt it!

[@maritzamcgowan7191]

“Do you really want to hurt me” another beautiful song by them. ❤️😘❤️

[@shannonvass3761]

Looks like you are a fan of the 80’s pop music. I’m a child of the 80’s myself and I’ve totally enjoyed your reaction to the music, hair, and style. 💙❤️ Love your channel!!!

[@triciaroy]

“In the Church of the Poison Mind” - you’ll love it.

[@patricklattanze452]

RED-GOLD-GREEN... colors of the Flag of Ethopia... Rastafarian colors... Reggae- ❤💛💚

[@HoneyO]

@Agency in Repose yes

[@jaquettajones]

YEP

[@Katy32344]

I didn't know then and didn't know now - thanks for the info

[@jsterling6805]

The colors that a chameleon can change into.

[@nicolasarevalo4682]

I don't like none african flags no Rastafarian No weed no black life matters

[@terrimccaslin4915]

As a person who grew up in the 80s, thanks for giving this music a chance.

[@derrickfoster5251]

LOL If you want to wonder what the 80's were like when it came to music, get confused by Men Without Hats 'Safety Dance.'

[@derrickfoster5251]

@Siobhan Fogarty We can dance. We can dance. Everybody look at your hands

[@alainnarobles4781]

Definitely! Like a "Lord Of The Rings" before it happened.

[@sherriwilson5706]

But we can dance if we want to!

[@LockedownSEO]

Two of their songs to check out: Do You Really Want to Hurt Me, Church of the Poison Mind

[@franciswilson359]

Yes, great songs. I also like "The Crying Game".

[@xoxxobob61]

@@franciswilson359 The "Crying Game" wasn't a Culture Club song though...it was Boy George with The Pet Shop Boys...great song though.

[@chantellecline6945]

Yes love Church of the Poison Mind a great song by them.

[@lessismore8533]

Victims too!!🎻🎻🎹🎹🥁

[@kathynicholson103]

Miss Me Blind!

[@adiarainfoster]

lol the singer is Boy George. he always dressed like that. He still does some of the makeup today :D. That was HIS thing, though the 80's over all were pretty wild with hair, makeup and clothes XD. And yea this song has been in a few movies and series :)

[@lessismore8533]

This song was in movies and TV shows? I has no idea. You know which ones?

[@adiarainfoster]

@@lessismore8533 Most recently I think was Scary Movie 4? There was a rediculous scene with a big tripod monster that played it lol. They actually performed it in person during an episode of the A-Team back in the day and I know I heard it in Dexter. I THINK also in 3rd Rock? Most of the ones I remember are vague memories because they were YEARS ago lol.

[@victoriaallen8271]

I've seen him on The Voice and he is aging well.

[@CreativeCreatorCreates]

Victoria Allen he’s always been pretty :) he also has some makeup skills. I’ve always loved him.

[@watermellie]

@@victoriaallen8271 I agree about him aging well, his matured style is pretty iconic.

[@Sciteach6]

You give me hope for the future. It’s SO nice to see a young person who can appreciate ALL kinds of music. It makes me smile to see you react to these songs.

[@ladyx8000]

This song has been featured in several movies. The Wedding Singer was a movie that showcased a lot of 80s music so maybe you heard it in that movie if you've seen it. If you haven't seen it you should watch it.

[@anmarievolante4438]

Try Adam Ant “Goody Two Shoes”. It came out around the same time.

[@juliedawson8027]

I second this - was going to suggest some Adam Ant too and Goody Two Shoes is my favourite!!! He still sounds like nothing else before or since.

[@anmarievolante4438]

Julie Dawson I saw him in concert two years ago. I walked in liking him, I left LOVING him. He sounded amazing and put on a great show!

[@juliedawson8027]

@@anmarievolante4438 I went to see him a few years ago with a much younger friend (I was late 30s at the time, she was about 10 years younger). She had never heard of him and had zero expectations, just a free ticket and night out with a friend. She was totally blown away.

[@w.l.6005]

Yep loved Adam ant

[@karenennis7890]

Yes I'm a huge Adam Ant fan

[@rockerchick730]

The Verve "Bittersweet Symphony"

[@CindyArchibaldBruni]

Stevie Wonder "IF"

[@cynicofthesystem]

Definitely!

[@bz4kh]

Yes! Thank you!! And Verve’s “Slide Away” is another one of their many masterpieces 🤗

[@catwoman2970]

They have a song called "Time" that is beeeeeeeeauuuuuutiful....

[@kathleenbutler9940]

YESSSSSS

[@vangu2918]

A favorite, now I have to go find it👍

[@mrbawsaq623]

I don't quite know how I got here, but I love it.

[@lessismore8533]

I was born in 1991 but 1st heard this song in like 2005. I think its one of the best 80s hits! I hope you like it too! 80s teens are so lucky! I heard it was released in the month of July. I KNEW it sounded like a summer song. To me, it also sounds like a celebration song 🤣

[@missingchannel]

Need to listen to some Wham!..."Everything She Wants" and "I'm Your Man"

[@hendrikasunqrout571]

George Michael was the best looking guy I had ever seen at that stage. I agree, some Wham! please?

[@janejones7638]

@@hendrikasunqrout571 George Michael Faith is the best Album of the 80s to me. But I loved Wham too.

[@hendrikasunqrout571]

@@janejones7638 Careless Whisper is my favorite of Wham.

[@hollysizzo8786]

Everything She Wants is a TUNE

[@mjami770]

Anything by George Michael and Wham is a must listen. It really tore me up when he died

[@ardelld1]

This is what I LOVE about you, Tim. I have heard this song a zkazillion times, on the radio when it was new, and beyond. I never, ever wondered what "red, gold and green" was about. LOL! Right out of your mouth it fell. Haha! I was just dancing.

[@celesteloftus1499]

You must do a review of George Michael - Careless Whisper, and Heart of Glass by Blondue!

[@etc7070]

You probably heard this at the mall or in a food joint or riding in someone's car or... It's been everywhere :)

[@charlottemcdaniel4043]

React to Pay Bennatar..Love is a Battlefield

[@snuffleupagusish]

OMG yes!

[@hendrikasunqrout571]

Pat Bennatar's very good.

[@kbb821]

Yes yes!

[@The_Real_ASMR_Noir]

Great suggestion & excellent video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@anthonyramirez7160]

She spells her name Pat Benatar

[@J.L.Nelson]

If I'm in a bad mood or melancholy and I hear this song I just can't help but smile. My toes start tapping and soon I'm dancing and singing. I love this song! The 80's had the best music!

[@brittmkloehn2501]

I love how open you are to so many different types of music. Your reactions and comments are so genuine and fun to watch. You are a special young man.

[@avenueb]

there was a lot of gayness in the 80s. I'm not gay but I enjoyed it immensely

[@xoxxobob61]

@avenueb...The funniest thing Boy George said in a interview was why is America so surprised by him??? You guys gave us Liberace !

[@lessismore8533]

@@xoxxobob61 I cant TELL how many times George mentioned Liberace and MJ in his interviews 😂😂

[@CreativeCreatorCreates]

My brother is straight as a board but he dresses as boy George and went out for Halloween. He got more females coming up to him then he ever had LOL

[@dollfacekillaSJ]

Funny thing was I was around 8 and loved Boy George but didn't know what gay was. Didn't understand the concept; it was just good music to me. Loved him! I'm grateful for that then and now.

[@amandahogan5398]

@@dollfacekillaSJ me too

[@jhezzy]

Love watching your fresh reactions to all these classic songs that rocked the world in their day. If you've ever heard someone older say that music was different back in the day, the songs you play are great examples of that. They were really enjoyable and touched the soul without all the blatant vulgar language, which really isn't needed to make a song a hit.

[@sarahpalmer8100]

Your reaction videos are the best, I love how open you are to every kind of music, especially stuff way before you were born. Even when you clearly aren’t super into a song, you find something positive to say.

[@lisawiles-upman4049]

This song was in Adam Sandler's movie "The Wedding Singer".

[@steviioo]

Or (the call) the scene with the man was abusing the girl who got kidnapped

[@kaylajackson9745]

No. That was Do You Really Want to Hurt Me

[@JustGG1956]

"In an interview, Culture Club frontman Boy George explained: "The song is about the terrible fear of alienation that people have, the fear of standing up for one thing. It's about trying to suck up to everybody. Basically, if you aren't true, if you don't act as you feel, then you get Karma-justice, that's nature's way of paying you back." In response to claims from singer-songwriter Jimmy Jones that the song plagiarizes his hit "Handy Man", George stated, "I might have heard it once, but it certainly wasn't something I sat down and said, 'Yeah, I want to copy this.'" In an interview with 60 Minutes Australia, Boy George revealed that he wrote the song while he was on vacation in Egypt and that the other members of Culture Club were initially hesitant to record it as they felt it sounded like a country and western song. The harmonica part was played by Judd Lander, who had been a member of the Merseybeat group The Hideaways in the 1960s. The song was originally to be called "Cameo Chameleon"; the band was recorded in interviews in mid-1983 stating this was to be the title of their next single. " ~ WikiPedia

[@janiehesterkeaton9468]

I love watching you guys! I would love to see you react to “Hallelujah” sung by Jeff Buckley. He died very young but I think he had the voice of an angel.

[@leslietimmerman7554]

My favorite "Hallelujah". Died so very young.

[@dianedrews7892]

Jeff snd TIM Buckley were truly SHOOTING STARS!!

[@JEffortProductions]

Was just going to suggest the same. Last Goodbye too

[@aims364]

this was my first reaction when I first heard it 2 years ago. Such a nice song. Even though this song is very old it is very unique it really gives out a message.

[@catriniasmith4833]

Also he can be seen as a judge on the Voice. Love Boy George. He sings I tumble for yah

[@lynnevetter]

New here.. have we done Billy Joel yet? I suggest Big Shot, My Life, Uptown Girl, Piano Man, NY state of Mind.

[@raymondweaver8526]

Piano Man

[@TheBarkinFrog]

Scenes From an Italian Restaurant. Goodnight Saigon. We Didn't Start The Fire. Vienna.

[@lyndasimon7006]

Definitely Uptown Girl!

[@Mlucia1975]

I think I was around 11 when this song came out, was playing everywhere, im 44 now. “ do you really wanna hurt me” was another catchy hit from Boy George!

[@MonisiaMarysia]

Kajagoogoo "Too shy" or Limahl "Neverending Story"?

[@cheekyb71]

Kajagoogoo! Oh there's a blast from the past! I approve

[@scoonerscoon9992]

Yes indeed

[@meenalaregina7770]

Your enthusiasm for the music of my youth reminds me of how I felt when I first heard the songs on my dad’s car radio (Dodge Dart from the 70’s). You and your brother are so curious and sweet. I just hosted a brunch with my friends and they agreed - your channel is wonderful.

[@dtabyss1160]

I first heard this song when it came out I didn't appreciate it at the time . Yet now it reminds me of a great time of my life and a girl I used to adore

[@BardOfAndromeda]

A stone cold classic - this was a huge hit pretty much everywhere in 1983 (I was 9). Also check out The War Song :D

[@dawnlogan9211]

This song has been used in a number of movies and TV series. Among them: Movies- (1984) (1984) (1990) (1997) (2000) (2001) (2002) (2006) (2007) (2012) (2013) (2014) (2014) (2016) TV- ("Frankie Goes to Rutherford" - 2000) ("Bun Dummy" - 2002) ("Greed" - 2004) ("Blinded by the Light" - 2009) ("Here Comes Treble" - 2012) (Pilot - 2015)

[@chanteldunn1427]

Just stumbled across these guys from their Phil Collins video...love, love, LOVE you guys!!

[@suechurchill4121]

In the Scary Movie 4 scene where the triPod comes, the music being played is "Karma Chameleon".

[@MsLuvmusic81]

you should react to the gambler by Kenny Rogers - he just passed away this weekend

[@danielminutilli5372]

I love his more recent song with Dolly Parton, "Can't Make Old Friends." :)

[@thevicpic]

Also Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town

[@lindas-k5766]

"Lady" by Kenny Rogers

[@shelly1298]

Kenny Rogers - Lady is incredible!

[@all_sides9566]

Love will turn you around by Kenny Rogers. Its the theme song from the movie six pack it's about a pack of kids that are orphaned that a 17 year old is trying to care for and the sheriff of the town is making them strip cars and sell parts so that he doesn't separate them and put them in orphanages Kenny Rogers comes along and he's a racecar driver headed to a race stops at a store and his car gets stripped I want to find the kids that did it he realizes the situation and he makes them his pit crew needless to say the sheriff isn't happy about that it's an awesome movie in an amazing number one hit song

[@arrowsminnesota6846]

One of my favorite songs. I’m a girl from the 80’s. Boy George’s sound is almost a soul/reggae. So good!!!!! Do more of Boy George or his band Culture Club

[@TeamSkinnydog]

Boy George is so underrated as a vocalist. Check out “That’s the Way”, his voice is incredible on that track. He’s also an amazing DJ.

[@CVLova]

The red stands for the blood of black martyrs that were shed around the world during their struggle for liberation, equal rights, and justice. Yellow represents the wealth of the homeland, Africa, particularly the gold. … and finally the green represents the beauty and the vegetation of the promise land, Ethiopia straight from google :D

[@meemermarie1977]

QuadFeed i never knew that ty for the research👍🌹

[@CVLova]

@@meemermarie1977 no problem :)

[@ForestFairywales]

Thank you...I was wondering what the answer was x

[@lessismore8533]

Really? I heard someone else say it was the jamaican colors

[@larrymartinez667]

A lot of their music is very ska so that makes sense.

[@bakerwannabe4435]

This whole album was awesome! I used to play this cassette in my car over and over. I know that sounds ancient but they’re coming back!

[@meridianx9020]

So many people will no longer know what a cassette is!

[@jusmeinia7]

@@meridianx9020 I still have a few Michael Jackson tapes safely tucked away!

[@deniseosborne3233]

I've read where the meaning of this song is about the fear of alienation of others, that if you are not true to your feelings then you get karma-justice. If so we all need to listen. Good song. Thanks for the reaction. Luv you guys!

[@kattscratchgranny563]

This man still sounds just as amazing when he is live! That's rare!

[@wvob6752]

You don't know who Boy George is? My late father saw this on TV one day. He stated he wasn't too fond of his outfits but he said that boy can sing. I believe my dad was in his 70's at the time. He was also a singer but mostly gospel.

[@pheenobarbidoll2016]

You should react to 80s and 70s movies. The Goonies, The Breakfast Club...Close Encounters of The Third Kind..Uncle Buck..hell even if you don't film it you should watch them.

[@kimshe70]

something about Boy George's voice has always made me happy. It's just so soothing to me.

[@katsage62]

Agree. Mellow gold.

[@sandrabrown9628]

My son loves this song and had no clue that this was from his mommas teenage years. That was the opening I needed to flood his life with that good 80's pop.

[@yvettenj]

Always liked Boy George. Back in the day when he 1st appeared on the scene, I thought “who’s this guy in drag looking like Brooke Shields?” LOL 😆

[@labelladonna8099]

Boy George was a performer very hard to categorize - always loved dress up, and this video more of a costume party than anything historical. Even in the 80’s he was more imaginative than most, and we loved this song. Glad you put it out there. Good reaction!

[@lessismore8533]

Video may not have been historical but the song indeed is

[@micsullivan7719]

man, you speak straight to my heart!!!! you're so pure and raw....UNBELIEVABLE! i'm 60 and discovered you this morning....i can't stop watching....your take on all my faves is incredible...blown away.....THANK YOU

[@kattscratchgranny563]

The entire 80's was flamboyant, hedonistic and colorful. Boy George took it to the next level.💗

[@911AntiCHRIST]

React please Falco - Amadeus !) Good funny song)

[@CragusMaximus]

Yesssss

[@hifijohn]

goodgod no!

[@mztweety1374]

Love that song! RIP Falco!

[@ILC-eo6vk]

Excellent tune!

[@rachelbarber8814]

Brilliant!

[@chickflikguru]

I'd love to hear you react to Joy Division, maybe Atmosphere or Love Will Tear Us Apart

[@eddiemelendez2392]

Soooooooo impressed with you guys...open, willing to learn and to teach the history of music and honest and sincere in your reactions bravo guys the 80s rock! So happy you're discovering all these treasures

[@pinkladytruth3586]

The video was a period piece,, It was a throwback to another period. I love watching you guys enjoying diverse music. That is the essence of being a true music, enjoying it's universal reach. Keep up the great work...

[@josephinebailey1253]

Boy George was a very flamboyant character, loved his music 🎶 keep up the good work guys playing 80s music. Takes me back to my youth! 😁

[@thoothipath5264]

It is so nice to see the young generation discoveing these old songs and enjoying...

[@dorilyons2286]

The memories!!! I love Boy George...and he was so much fun to dress up as for Halloween!

[@douglasbayne1973]

“MUSIC makes the people come together” - Madonna

[@erinndoughman2657]

We loved Boy George but we did not all dress like him lol

[@CreativeCreatorCreates]

Erinn Doughman I wanted to SO bad. My hair is so thin and terrible that I couldn’t get dreads. I wanted beads and adornments lol

[@TheMsLisaF]

People did a lot in the dance clubs

[@laescuelitaconms.paredes-e3067]

I did lol 😜💜😘

[@elizabethcaldwell1413]

I did!

[@TheLoveweaver]

I did. I was 13 and almost got my butt kicked until the hood realized I was just different and wasn't going to give up my love for him or dressing like him and just left me alone. Lol

[@ellenhofrath]

I was dressed and like Boy George about 6 months, including hair and make up. I loved it, my parents hated it. 🤣🤣

[@tammyclark8308]

One of my favorite things about your page is the music of my childhood. I was born in 1973... keep playing the best of all of those years

[@natalieangelo54]

I REMEMBER THIS AIRING ON MTV , I WAS STEPPED BACK , BUT LOVED BOY GEORGES VOICE , HIS MUSIC IS ANOTHER 80s hits ,

[@SS-rk2me]

This song was about George's romance with the drummer. He called him out about having a relationship with him and with a woman as well.

[@sakattt]

Oh really??

[@andreagordon2667]

Love that you guys listen to all genres of music! Here's one you may not have heard Buffalo Soldier by the Persuasions, the album is called Street Corner Symphony

[@ekaterini2957]

Boy George was someone who pushed the boundaries when most folks were afraid to be honest about their identity. Besides his talent, he was honest in a time when that was not easy. Thanks for listening...

[@SerenityQueen66]

Just goes to show that along with love, music is an international language!! Thanks for showing diversity and willingness to listen to new things! You two are awesome! ❤️

[@i_love_rescue_animals]

Really love your enthusiasm for such a wide variety of music! It's really inspiring for me. Thank you - from an old white lady in Minnesota. 💞

[@Doglyvr]

Boy George even though he’s toned it down is still flamboyant and still wears hats . Love Boy George