FIRST TIME HEARING EMF - Unbelievable (Official Music Video) REACTION

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#EMF - #Unbelievable
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[@kittylemeu]

Another 90's dance hit you should hear: "connected" by stereo MCs.

[@solinpookie69]

...ABSOLUTELY!!...

[@FloatingAnarchy61]

Definitely. That's brought back some memories. I also love Step It Up, they used to play it at an indie night I used to go to back in the day. Have to dig the album out, that's my sunday afternoon sorted👍

[@stevejh2760]

Brilliant, and also Creation which has some brilliant rapping.

[@matthewdrake4385]

Wow good one.

[@MrBillyboyroge]

@@stevejh2760 great track and superb live kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2HLZYCfbZV4oac

[@etc7070]

Early '90s classic! A song that always went with this in my mind was Jesus Jones' "Right Here Right Now." Maybe you could check that out just for kicks. These were the days just before grunge hit.

[@Problembeing]

PREACH! 🙌

[@suzanne1430]

I lovvvvvve right here right now but he needs to watch the lyrical video otherwise it's hard to tell what some of the words are...I love it. 💕💕💕🌟🌟

[@italoblu]

Yep, along with Soup Dragons “I’m Free” and “Been Caught Stealing” by Jane’s Addiction.

[@steviekc9057]

I was thinking the exact same thing! 💯

[@storiedworlds6261]

Yeah, that’s a great pairing.

[@berlaloup1675]

You're bringing back so many memories! This song was rockin' , another you can't sit still to!🎧🎵💙

[@Laurel608]

Definitely listen to Jesus Jones “Right Here, Right Now!” I used to dance in my kitchen on Sunday mornings, making pancakes, when this would play on the radio!

[@999Dixon999]

Info Freako by Jesus Jones was the track played with EMFs Unbelievable

[@OG_Wakanobi]

How many cow bells do you need? 'Yes' Classic.

[@chris-julian5537]

Needs more.

[@kelloneill74]

"Shoot frew and leave you" I love how the chorus is deceptively complimentary but he's saying it whilst shaking his head :D

[@jennhurl]

So many nights in 1990 dancing my ass off to this song! Good times! ❤🎵✌

[@horsefootrot5654]

Clubbing in the 90's simply the best! No pretentious rubbish. All about having fun with music!!

[@naomicaballero8908]

The guitar solo is magnificent!

[@you2449]

weird comment warning - - But this is maybe the most British sounding song I ever heard. it's so casually eloquent. like when you hear British schoolkids on American TV and they speak better than most of Us over here do as adults.

[@frase03]

Weirdly these guys are from Gloucestershire so it's sort of like the English equivalent of someone coming from somewhere like South Carolina so not the quintessential British accent at all. By the way you should also check out their cover of I'm a believer EMF did with Vic Reeves, it's a great version . The very early 90s was a fantastic time musically here in the UK with groups like EMF, Carter USM and Jesus Jones as have been mentioned in other comments but also the likes of Massive Attack, The Prodigy, Blur, James, The KLF and The Stone Roses to name but a few.

[@LawrenceAkers]

The lead singer is now a music teacher in a secondary school...

[@you2449]

Not bad or good. But that's Not surprising. (Hope he's not filling their heads with propaganda, as most teachers are wont to do.)

[@jentommyontheroad8089]

This song takes me back to the club in a certain period of my life! Makes me want to go out dancing!!

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

Love it blasting out in the car

[@isabelledrevet5913]

Me too!!! 😂😘

[@storiedworlds6261]

I had this song on a cassette single. Classic.

[@Jillyconjem]

The infamous cassingle. I had this one, too. 💜

[@otakubancho6655]

They sampled Andrew"Dice"Clay for the oh.

[@alisueblogs9029]

A couple of other bands you might like Jesus Jones - International Bright Young Things or Right Here Right Now Pop Will Eat Itself - Can You Dig It Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine - Sheriff Fatman The Farm - All Together Now or Groovy Train

[@elh141]

They did a tour in Australia. I was a little hairdresser with blue hair. All of us from the salon went to see them in St Kilda, Melbourne. When we all screamed for an encore they just played the whole album again ‘cause that’s all the songs they had! They were bloody brilliant.

[@stephaniebedworth2470]

That's the best things I've ever heard. LOL

[@Codex7777]

"Your purple prose just gives you away". Great line! :)

[@davidnetherton2308]

Love your reaction to this. This was a banger in the summer of '91 in North America, it hit #1. EMF were competing with another British rock/alternative band at the same time called Jesus Jones. Check out their songs "Right Here, Right Now" which hit #2 & "Real, Real, Real" which hit #4. The lyrics & sound on this are pretty clever. You don't even realize how many f-bombs are slyly integrated into the song until you read the lyrics LOL: Oh! (What the?) (What the fuck was that?) You burden me with your questions You'd have me tell no lies You're always asking what it's all about But don't listen to my replies You say to me I don't talk enough But when I do I'm a fool These times I've spent, I've realized I'm going to shoot through And leave you The things, you say Your purple prose just gives you away The things, you say You're unbelievable Oh! (What the?) (What the fuck was that?) You burden me with your problems By telling me more than mine I'm always so concerned With the way you say You've always go to stop To think of us being one Is more than I ever know But this time, I realize I'm going to shoot through And leave you The things, you say Your purple prose just gives you away The things, you say You're unbelievable Oh! (What the?) (What the?) (What the?) (What the fuck was that?) Seemingly lastless, don't mean You can ask us Pushing down the relative Bringing out your higher self Think of the fine times Pushing down the better few Instead of bringing out the clues To want the world and everything your asked to Brace yourself with the grace of ease I know this world ain't what it seems (What the fuck was that?) (It's unbelievable) You burden me with your questions You'd have me tell no lies You're always asking what it's all about But don't listen to my replies You say to me I don't talk enough But when I do I'm a fool These times I've spent, I've realized I'm going to shoot through And leave you The things, you say Your purple prose just gives you away The things, you say It's why I love you more The things, you say Your purple prose just gives you away The things, you say You're unbelievable Oh! (What the?) (What the) You're so unbelievable (What the?) (What the?) You're unbelievable (It's unbelievable) Oh! (What the?) (What the?) (What the?) (What the fuck was that?) You're unbelievable

[@RandomJane104]

Oh yeah. Jesus Jones. Totally forgot about that one.

[@kylies6822]

Loved this...and loved Jesus Jones. Saw them in concert in Sydney - so good! So many bangers.

[@TheCornishCockney]

Surprised they did anything your side of the pond,I know they were massive in England and Australia but it was such a British sound,and sometimes,our whimsical music doesn’t travel well over there,the kinks being a classic example of being too English for American audiences. Interesting.

[@RandomJane104]

@@TheCornishCockney We had the MTV 120 Minutes show at the time showcasing a lot of UK music. Eventually music from that show started making it to US radio. I always heard it on 120 Minutes first.

[@susanindy6406]

Fantastic song! ❤ It's....unbelievable!

[@jasonlambert5552]

Yes, I had this cassette.

[@neilcroft9020]

Some other Bands/Songs of this genre I’d recommend: Pop Will Eat Itself - Karmadrome, Dance of the Mad Bastards Happy Mondays - Step On Black Grape - Reverend Black Grape Primal Scream - Movin’ On Up

[@pdog547]

Stone Roses - She Bangs The Drum, I Wanna Be Adored.

[@isabelledrevet5913]

Ohhhh... I loved this song so much... The perfect song to dance and have fun... I was younger, nostalgic now... Thanks for that fun moment... Big hugs from France 🇫🇷🤗

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Man, I miss these days!

[@jasonkraley]

what's quite interesting is how the censors never caught the "WTF" sample taken from a 1960's Black Panther protest: credited IN the CD liner notes in their "James Thank Q" credits as "The Black Panthers for "What The Fuck""! i own the CD, i'm looking at it now, actually.. it's literally, well, unbelievable.. thank you for your reaction!

[@ragjamrock]

This song is Unbelievable!😅🎶🌴

[@sylvienygaard1630]

Oh boy hadn’t heard this one in a minute

[@User_ginny_aikensc_92753]

You are so genuine when you show your emotion to these songs....super!

[@carladicarlo3255]

Huge college banger in the 90s!

[@pauljones8218]

these guys were from around where i lived when this came out a place called cinderford in the forest of dean gloucester

[@mikeedward9595]

And your "1991-1992" reaction collection continues.

[@elizabetapastulovic1270]

One of the Great old songs,remember this because they are have huge succes on MTV!

[@TheRedWaltz24]

After you react to "Breakfast At Tiffany's", you should give "Barely Breathing" by Duncan Sheik a listen... that is another classic 90's pop song; pretty great.

[@kristy7823]

Agreed!!

[@solinpookie69]

...you are indeed correct!!..this is one of those early 90's tracks that got EVERYBODY on the dance floor!!...

[@MrnintendoSEGAfan1]

1:43 it’s called early 90’s quality that’s what the static is all about

[@tfulch3715]

I was 16 when this came out, right at the beginning of the exciting 90s. The UK had so many great bands and styles of music, it was great to be a teenager then!

[@detroitpolak9904]

The Red Wings played this after a goal around 91-92! Always reminds me of Joe Louis Arena.

[@trancescend7d809]

Jayvee, please check out The Shaman - "Move Any Mountain" released during the same year. And another dance hit from 1994 Tony Di Bart - "The Real Thing".

[@steviekc9057]

MAJOR High School vibes! Thanks!

[@marygoodson4920]

This is the greatest song to jump around to!

[@alftownsend6933]

90's tunes? Two words - HAPPY MONDAYS

[@soulgalorememories9921]

Great T-Shirt....... Liverpool FC and "You'll never walk Alone"

[@paulamoya7956]

I used to Blare this all the way to the Beach in Cali. I played this alll the time in my convertible Jeep In 90’ and on..this song is just Fun and prepare to never get it outta your head .. it’s UNBELIEVABLE!!!!

[@TheCornishCockney]

Memories of working security at raves in the Home Counties (counties surrounding London) and everyone blissed out,drinking only water and dancing non stop. Happy days.

[@TheHopeKent]

Cranked my radio up when this came on! Bringin us all back to 1991

[@davis267]

this brings to mind a band called !!! (chk chk chk) and their song Heart of Hearts

[@kildogery]

I'm old enough to confirm that this got a party rocking. Even when it was number 1 it was a guilty pleasure.

[@scotties.3414]

Oh the memories! I loved this alternative music era of the 90s. Check out "right here right now" by Jesus Jones- it's the same vibe and just as enjoyable

[@jillgehrke7262]

You are killing it tonight! I'm having a solo dance party!

[@donnastephenson4540]

Oh how I wish you could've joined me in the early 90's on indie disco night. Such good fun, here's some more pre-Britpop British indie hits to try: The Stone Roses - I am the Resurrection The Charlatans - The only one I know James - Come Home or Sit Down The Wonderstuff - Don't let me down gently The Levellers - One Way or Far From Home Happy Mondays - Step On or Kinky Afro Inspiral Carpets - Saturn 5 Carter U.S.M - Sheriff Fatman Primal Scream - Rocks

[@eddieclay5813]

Awesome that you reacted to this one! For more dancey radio-friendly songs like this from the 80s/90s, check out Information Society - "What's On Your Mind (Pure Energy)" and M.A.R.R.S. - "Pump up the Volume"

[@TheCornishCockney]

My 16yr old grandson had pump up the volume on in his bedroom when I was there the other day,so I ran upstairs in a menacing way,flung his door open and told him to……TURN IT UP !!!

[@FloatingAnarchy61]

EMF were from a town called Cinderford in the Forest Of Dean, Gloucestershire. I live in Gloucester which is just up the road. We used to tell jokes about Foresters, similar to Irish jokes that used to be popular. For example, What's the definition of a virgin in the Forest? Someone that can run faster than her brother. It can be a very tough area in parts, and joking aside, I've met some great friends from the Forest over the years. Ian Dench, the guitarist was a bit older than the rest of them. He was born in Cheltenham, but lived in Gloucester. He used to be in a band called Apple Mosaic, who used to gig a lot around Gloucester. I remember seeing them in a few pubs in Gloucester at the time. Even then his talent was obvious. He's now in demand as a hotshot songwriter and has written songs for Beyonce among others. Not many bands make it from this part of the world, as opposed to London, Manchester or Liverpool. Of course you've got Bristol, with people like Massive Attack, Portishead, Roni Size, Tricky, and more recently bands like Idles. Bristol being the biggest city in the region though, kind of overshadows the rest. So it was a great source of pride when EMF were so successful, especially when this song hit no 1 in America.

[@pdog547]

Great post! Cheers from Canada ;)

[@katechandlermoore5255]

I'm from Cheltenham. I remember very clearly the day my mum told me there was this new band from the Forest of Dean that were going to be on Top of the Pops that night, and I tuned in to watch them, and I was in hysterics because I thought they looked so daft. A few days later I was one of their biggest fans, and theirs was the first live concert I ever went to, aged 13, at the Gloucester Leisure Centre (my friend's mum, bless her, had to go with us as we were too young to go alone). I'm glad they got at least one international hit, but would have loved Children to have been bigger. Long live the new flesh.

[@funkmasters]

I'm from Gloucester too, remember it well

[@FloatingAnarchy61]

@@funkmasters We've probably bumped into each other in the past. Don't you think the music scene is a bit barren nowadays in Glos. The Guildhall is a great venue, seen the likes of Primal Scream, Radiohead and Robert Plant in the past there. You still get the odd band, but it's mostly tribute bands nowadays. Places like the Hops and British Flag were kicking back in the day.

[@Jillyconjem]

I still have my cassingle of this. 🤣🤣🤣 This song only got my attention because of Dice (Andrew “Dice” Clay, a standup comic/actor who does the “Oh” that’s sampled). That made me buy the cassingle. 🤣💜💜💜

[@bibabensaci5074]

90's music : the Farm "all together now", , Happy Mondays" Step on", Manic Street Preachers " a design for life", "If you tolerate this", the Verve, Garbage, Pulp, Républica, Bjork, Travis, Blur, Oasis and so on

[@mamasinger49]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!! This song is literally unbelievable, one of the best songs of the 90s, thank you for reacting, one of my fave songs ever!

[@ДимаБузунов-н3й]

Емф легенды!!!

[@anthonyv1719]

This was the MANCHESTER movement - see STONE ROSES and ......

[@999zahra]

I Believe is another good song.

[@TranceClassicsOfficial]

Great to see your reaction video here getting shared from the band themselves. Nice one mate 😊

[@-M0LE]

They must be living nice from all the royalty cheques This is one piece of music that has been used on so many adverts films trailers tv shows etc

[@Trifler500]

"You burden me with your problems, while you tell me more about mine..." Gotta love it :)

[@roblake3350]

For me this is one of the iconic songs of the 90’s - always makes me smile, always takes me back to being that age again. Awesome times ❤️

[@annarayner9795]

Love the t-shirt my god this song 🎵 am reliving my youth

[@Seligs]

So glad you played this song. Love it. I even cut my hair in the 90's like the keyboard player.

[@tokyobento]

Ah, back to my raving days!!!!

[@loristone9242]

Love it. And the voice that you hear saying "OH!" is a sample of Andrew Dice Clay. The More You Know. 😉

[@jenniferconforti1400]

Thank you! This was my favorite radio hit my senior year of high school.

[@pandoracle]

You are gonna find another gem in 'fools gold' from the Stone Roses

[@CharlyTateSunshinyGirl]

AHHH Yes! This is so great. That's all, really. It's great. It's fun. It's energetic. It's all that. It's great.

[@bromley001]

How is this song 30 years ago? I remember listening to this when I was school. I feel so old...

[@piet72]

Thanks for your react. So Many thoughts about my youth😍✊😍✊

[@chriswhinery925]

I love that you do 90's dance music on your channel, I follow several music reactors and none of them go near things like this or Corona/Snap/Ace of Base type of stuff. Love it.

[@MTB-Idle]

Good choice, this came out when I was first married and me and my wife both loved it

[@GoodOldErin]

Very nice Song choice for my Birthday: I've loved the song for more than 30 years! 👌🎉

[@lissy2000us]

Happy Birthday 🎁🎊🎂

[@GoodOldErin]

@@lissy2000us Thank you 🖖

[@eleniprovia7667]

Happy Birthday! ♐️♐️♐️♐️♐️♐️♐️♐️

[@Somnogenesis]

It's been an absolute indie disco classic for 30 years now here in the UK, and I suspect it always will be! EMF stood for Epsom Mad Funkers, fact fans. They never followed it up with a comparably big hit (it made #3 in the singles charts here as their debut) in their initial run, but they reappeared from nowhere in 1995 to score another #3 hit with a riotous cover of the Monkees/Neil Diamond classic I'm A Believer with comedians Vic Reeves & Bob Mortimer. It's still the definitive version of that song to me :)

[@paulojrneto]

I've been told that during their 2001 reunion the band admitted that EMF actually stood for Electronic M****r F*****s but for obvious reasons they agreed on claiming it to be Epson Mad Funkers.

[@Somnogenesis]

@@paulojrneto Haha, yes I've heard similar alternative etymologies too! Decided to stick with the 'official' version above 🤣

[@meeshelle1397]

@@paulojrneto yep I heard same. They had the ‘EMF’ song that basically said the same

[@meeshelle1397]

@@Somnogenesis great memory, I forgot about I’m a Believer!

[@neilsmith9066]

Wow!!! Awesome!!!! It's been so long hearing this!

[@MrBillyboyroge]

Nomad - Devotion (1991) Come on Jay, get that boiler suit on and blow that whistle and join the chemical generation from the early 90’s 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@jfeeney5622]

Tuuuuuuunnnee

[@jfeeney5622]

Let's not forget DJ Mikey Mike

[@iainprendergast8311]

It's great fluff though

[@abbafan1972]

One of the few 90’s songs I do like!

[@debbee0867]

This has got me listening to Jesus Jones again, forgot just how good their music is. Real real real was one of my favourites. I remember having their album on repeat back in the day, and Mansun's 'Wide Open Space'.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Another great throwback!! Oh the memories! 💙✌️👍

[@bryanstarke2931]

🔥🔥🔥

[@OofHearted]

Wow, my brain still knows all the lyrics and every part of this song.

[@kelst75]

My fifteen year old self was bouncing around to this back then. You have to do Jesus Jones or Stereo MCs.

[@Entenluc]

I love this song so much. Many memories come back.

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

For a real jam? Got to be KLF Justified and Ancient. You will DANCE! Danced my butt off to this,

[@saratemp790]

I want some Stone Roses, 90's UK band. Still has a huge following today!

[@JayveeTV]

It’ll get blocked one of their songs I wanna be adored got blocked on my second channel from doing a video with a piece of that song in it

[@meeshelle1397]

I love the Stone Roses but anything other than their official vids, such as Ian singing live, is rough imo!

[@ashstrain1]

LISTEN TO THE ALBUM. Every track a winner! Then get the second album!

[@naomicaballero8908]

I don't talk enough but when I do, imma fool!

[@keithmckay4979]

I used to mix Jesus Jones with my EMF! Check out Right Here, Right Now

[@b.slocumb7763]

Saw them at a club in Boston, what a fun show! They started off with the Sesame Street theme and the place went wild!

[@GEKKOGAMES_RETRO]

another gem of 80s 🤟🏻

[@davidlindop3213]

Great memories of the early 90s … 30 years ago ! … I would also agree with those suggesting Stone Roses ( ‘Elephant Stone’, ‘Sally Cinnamon’, ‘One Love’) … James (Sit Down) … maybe The Shamen … (Move Any Mountain … Love, Sex, Intelligence) …

[@philfromkali]

Such an amazing song

[@1964paulsmith]

Brilliant song.

[@bearfeet1986]

So much dancing in the 90’s in college to this song! LOOOVE it! Thank you so much! It was DEFINITELY a party song!!!!! Have you done “I got the power” by Snap? Another amazing one from the same 90’s era!!

[@edith6797]

I remember this song!!Snap is another good one!!!the memories!

[@annkanyr3024]

Chill Rob G's version of The Power was better.

[@alipanroosendaal9503]

"Breakfast at Tiffanys" is a dogs dinner, but this is a pretty cool groove.

[@melissaharty3974]

I remembered this song most from the movie Coyote Ugly. Lots of hits on that movie.

[@deanwrigleyuk]

Great choice. I've always loved the brashness of this song. Schubert Dip is the album it came from and is well worth a listen. Another one to try from this era is Wear Your Love Like Heaven by Definition Of Sound

[@chrismorgan283]

I ran across this song last month, and I told my kid they were sampling The Diceman. I got a blank look. You know, Andrew Dice Clay? Nothing. I have to go to parent jail now for failing my kids.

[@annetteunsworthqhht]

I highly recommend James and Sit Down or The levellers and Hope Street.

[@AndreVlaamsValle]

Those samples really kick into the song. That 'ONE' you hear is the voice of Ya Kid K from Technotronic

[@JollyRogerVF84]

1990, the 80's were history. :( But "Unbelievable" was really good. ;)

[@theplanetruth]

Electro Magnetic Field This song was the shinola back in the day. Fresh music for the end of a decade. Love it still.

[@rnw2739]

Epsom Mad Funkers Actually.....

[@theplanetruth]

@@rnw2739 stand corrected....unless it's both....