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[@Tommy-vl5ed]

He is not just an "R&B singer", he is a freaking National Treasure.

[@kurtjk01]

*World" Treasure, to be precise.

[@christopherfletcher5384]

@@kurtjk01 Amen

[@galeann8852]

Stevie is a classic example of WHY the 70’s was the BEST decade for music. If you guys liked “Superstition”, you would be losing out by not listening to more of Stevie’s music.....BTW Stevie is still doing it!!

[@meechesong2891]

Yes sir he is! 💯

[@blazebaby89]

Yes.

[@twowisehands1234]

I am a seventy year old white woman who has a 73 year old sister. We were talking the other day and we started talking about ‘The Twins’. She lives in Florida and I live in Mexico and each of us didn’t know we were watching you guys. We LOVE YOU GUYS! We grew up with this music. When I watch you listen to greatness for the first time, it brings me back to when I heard these master pieces for the first time. Also, you guys make me smile. Keep up the good REACTION listening. Much love for you guys, Sheila

[@marciapedro8444]

You are beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

[@ah-ss7he]

Greg Battles 🛑 ✋🏽

[@glennsmusicchannel]

@Greg Battles They don't know any of the music from the 70s, like, none, doesn't really matter where they live. They didn't know Zeppelin either. Best part is watching their reactions hearing it all for the first time - reminds everyone what that was like, and always great to have someone appreciating the music you like

[@jimcarlson6157]

double date potential!

[@iyampotatoboss9369]

I still can’t find the merch! I’ve spent so long trying to find it...

[@maddyjean4784]

Twins! He wrote it. He sang it. He played EVERY instrument some by hand some on a synthesizer. He layed every track. He mixed every track. Listen to Livin for the City. It will blow your freakin mind. Hes a genius. They are braids.

[@coffeync]

"Living just enough, just enough..."

[@annmacbaker]

Yays! One of the great musical talents of our times.

[@sherrisolomon8673]

Maddy Jean, that whole Album was FIRE!!!!

[@mikeday2393]

truth has been spoken on this post

[@galuvlyeyez]

Awesome song!

[@jacorvid]

texted my 13 yr old granddaughter and told her “my guys just listened to sinead o’connor for the first time” she knew i was talking about the twins! (i am 71 and american indian)

[@meredithclark9585]

😍 they are just wonderful aren't they!! Make me laugh and love their reactions! G'day from Australia👍💞

[@whynot2644]

I'm amazed that there's a whole generation that doesn't know this music. But I'm glad these guys are showing other kids whats out there.

[@kfrancis1872]

I agree... And this is a crash course in music theory. Beautiful.

[@whynot2644]

@C. H. Well Hell YES 😆😅😂,,,,,, I forgot about that 😂

[@whynot2644]

@@kfrancis1872 It really is.

[@brt5273]

But we have great young people like our hosts Tim and Fred rediscovering it.

[@jleeks7843]

@C. H. Yes!

[@janicewells7283]

Im a middle aged white woman, who grew up with most of the music they are hearing for the first time. You guys are priceless. Makes me grin from ear to ear every time I watch. And I get to hear these great songs all over again. Thanks!

[@RandyColby]

Middle aged white man here. Same. I just love seeing the reactions. Honestly, I am baffled by what they HAVEN'T HEARD! But then again, not. Different platform and distribution now. You can find anything now at the touch of your fingers. Back then, it was much more directed at us.

[@aliciahowell9617]

Janice Wells I’m a Middle Aged White Lady from Birmingham, AL. I just love seeing the twins discover amazing songs. I can’t wait until my identical Twin nephews get into music. I hope they are open to experiencing the songs that paved the way to the many different styles that branched off these earlier hits. Talent inspires more talent!

[@MzFinnchik]

Agreed! I'm a 55 year young white woman born and raised in Detroit. Although I was young didn't mean I wasn't exposed to it all! My Daddy's sisters were our babysitters❤ (Mom & Daddy had 4 girls) They would set up the "old" playlist-of Vinyls! The best playlist too - with that arm on the console stereo and drop a record at a time and that's how they kept us entertained with the great music and dancing, because that was what they loved. They were teenagers! I bet they haven't ever heard of the "Mashed Potatoes" and not the kind they Grandma made. How wonderful our minds are...the sound of a song, or smell can bring back such Great memories! Thanks for your share. Please DO delve into some of the music as on person commented. Where all of the artists today had their own influence.

[@BaltoAmy]

Me too! I love seeing their reactions.

[@smithjones8064]

Perfect reply, Janice! After watching Something in the Air Tonight yesterday the Superstition today, I was thinking of a comment similar to yours. This generic, middle-aged white guy who listened to these songs when they were on Top40 radio gets a kick out of watching these two guys hear it for the first time. Keep listening to the oldies!!

[@bartlett454]

"Superstition"... hands down one of the funkiest, incredible song. What groove.

[@nuttinbuttdafonk]

Tru dat! The phonk, the whole phonk... and nuttin butt da ph🤘nk.

[@gomezaddams4347]

Songs in the Key of Life is a masterpiece. One of the best LPs ever.

[@patpathos]

Yes!

[@jeanmowery9707]

My favorite!!

[@sheilastanaland]

Check out Pastime Paradise...

[@lisacruz8952]

True!

[@sheallythompson367]

True story

[@xelamercedes]

If this is the only Stevie that you know, you are in for the ride of your life. I recommend his entire catalog.

[@kybreesy]

The songs in the key of life is the first cd collection that my mom ever bought me when I was 12. I still listen to it and I’m 40 now

[@imseekinmore]

I also recommend the Hotter than July album- will change your life I promise

[@pthesmith]

Hugh Masekela "Coal Train" Al Jarreau "Morning" Phil Perry "Call Me" Train "Drops of Jupiter" Natalie Merchant "Carnival"

[@mljrotag6343]

@@kybreesy One of the greatest albums of all time.

[@mljrotag6343]

No doubt.

[@ericdennis3899]

Stevie Wonder Plays multiple instruments my dudes self taught and he's blind writes his own lyrics he's the 8th Wonder of the world 💯💯💯

[@brigittehuard4902]

People have to KNOW! 🙏

[@ericdennis3899]

@S 1947 💯💯💯💯💯 Yesssssssss

[@RandyColby]

Stevie Wonder is amazing. But he does not play 27 different instruments. He wrote this song (as far as I know) and sang on it. Here are the rest of the unsung players: www.allmusic.com/album/talking-book-mw0000650994/credits

[@ericdennis3899]

@@RandyColby I know there were many other musicians who worked with him i was speaking on his individual talents he is an multi instrumentalists

[@averyw.6311]

PREACH!!!!!!!!!

[@maxeycents8284]

He use to be called “little Stevie” He was a young blind boy that could get down with the harmonica !

[@MrSmooth273]

You should check his first hit "Fingertips".

[@lilaharrich2731]

Fingertips Part 2 was his first hit...when he was 13! If memory serves ?!

[@anneschreck5136]

Like "little Michael Jackson" when he sang with his brothers.

[@lakep7798]

Ok, so here’s why I love these guys: Because every time I listen with them, it’s like I’m enjoying it for the very first time, through their eyes! Renewing the value of all these treasures! I also like that they’re hearing all the nuances, all the instruments, all the riffs, and enjoying every single bit of it. Fun!

[@AVDiDomenico]

100% agreed. Re-hearing it for the 1st time!!!

[@heatherlynn3438]

I know right!! ✌️

[@mariellengiordano9884]

Exactly! The joy and wonderment, these guys have are contagious!!

[@mauricehyde3516]

Go crack that whole “Songs In The Key Of Life” album and bless yourselves!

[@tgtrout]

Amen sir. The young fellows will see where the "samples" have been ripped from.....

[@patriciasoroka6846]

Don't forget Innervisions

[@cocobeebe]

Amen to that!

[@camwilliams4623]

Okay!

[@217hughes]

Amen

[@jarredkennedy6131]

I'm a white Australian guy and after just three videos, you boys now have yourselves another fan.

[@ellenmason3833]

Welcome, mate! It’s really fun here!

[@uncle_thulhu]

Same. Including the "white Australian guy" bit.

[@fozziebear7064]

Yeah. Next to me. A german woman. These boys are great.

[@deacontheseer4804]

Glad yall are white

[@dragonierdelanuit]

I'm a french woman and I think they are freaking adorable. I love to re-listen to these songs of my generation with you guys!

[@lanakane7325]

Stevie Wonder is a GOAT. You all need to educate yourselves on his whole catalog.

[@l.brandehilton7107]

Indeed!!! UHHKAY!!!

[@driftyprince]

Imma say it again, Stevie is STILL way ahead of our time.

[@Mechadondada]

Kid presses play and starts boppin immediately. That’s the power of Stevie.

[@Sigueme1]

They should react to Marvin Gaye “I heard it through the grapevine”

[@_arkel7374]

Eh. Unless these reaction videos have a few reactions where they trash a song, it's all fake wherein they're being over the top with their love for the songs so that they don't piss of the fans / viewers

[@brigittehuard4902]

I had to stand up and dance lol

[@Mechadondada]

-- doesn’t matter. Everything is fake. KZbinilly speaking, that is.

[@bethsmiley4114]

@@_arkel7374 well, people are also sending in the best of the best songs!?! (The Hey There Deliah reaction seemed realistic.) Either way, super entertaining.

[@Shimmerrz]

Looooove Stevie!!!! Did you know he wrote “Isn’t She Lovely”. For his daughter when she was born because he was so happy she wasn’t blind? He’s the best!!!!

[@sammack1564]

And he wrote this somg for Jeff Beck to play...

[@oleotastic]

“Isn’t she lovely” came out when I was born and my mom made that MY song 🥰

[@lindawinchcole9144]

I didn't know that Jackie , what a talented man 🥰🇬🇧

[@talltulip]

Ya gotta listen to "Livin' For the City" and "Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing." And "Ribbon in the Sky" is gorgeous.

[@annmacbaker]

Yes yes yes and YES!

[@Hopefull357]

Yes all these and Higher Ground!

[@maryannturton9830]

Ribbon in the sky,the most beautiful,romantic love song,totally different vibe.

[@laurenjohnson7608]

Stevie Wonder is a genius, has his own distinct sound.

[@slownoman]

A genius of the first order- a prodigy at Motown, he played everything on this track but the horns. He did the engineering, the mix, all of it. No one like him. No one close, as if Ray Charles and Einstein had a baby (I know- that wouldn't work, but you get the drift).

[@icmman7]

he did that on a few albums

[@davidchammer]

Like his successor Prince, he is a protean talent, a musical genius, a national treasure...

[@anneu53714]

Yaas. I'm old enough to remember "Little" Stevie Wonder's first hit, Fingertips, when he was 12 years old.

[@linnymaemullins3319]

😍😍😍😍

[@chriswesthoff0426]

Prince was close, playing all his own music and also played 27 instruments

[@wheelerwon]

One of the greatest musicians the world has ever heard. Written, produced and sung by the blind master Stevie Wonder. 👍🏿💯

[@Flynn242]

His music transcends thru time. God Bless this amazing talent!!!

[@brandisabourin3630]

Yes Stevie was awesome..love all his music

[@megpoo3320]

100%

[@pleiadian13]

Was once known as Little Stevie Wonder, was a child prodigy.

[@773SleepyHollow]

"What key what key?"

[@davidfellows2874]

Listen to Higher Ground, Livin for the City, the entire Songs In The Key Of Life is amazing! He is a genius!

[@karenyoung2407]

Outside of all of his musical talents, Stevie spearheaded the way to making Dr. Martin L. King's birthday a national holiday.

[@PinkPlusOrange]

Yup! With his song “Happy Birthday”.

[@jonnasharp1637]

@ted ritola These young men are going into other generations of music with open minds and open hearts, and sharing the joy of that experience with us. They deserve to be treated with respect, not insulted because of your unwillingness to do the same.

[@genewashington1502]

Karen Young I was just about to write that, and saw that you already had. (This is the first day I’ve seen this twins’ channel. Nice to see a new generation discovering our era of music.)

[@jbowsher522]

Stevie’s “Higher Ground” is epic.

[@paatty153]

Jamie Bowsher that song helped him come out of his coma after the car accident.

[@renoir8719]

YES!!!

[@ineedanewname9595944]

As is red hot chili peppers version!! Check it!!

[@niyah_jordan3147]

Dana Mosley well you just out me up on something...didn’t know they made it over and definitely can’t wait to here it

[@NeptuneLady1957]

Stevie Wonder’s ANYTHING!!!

[@arlisaburkes8071]

Stevie Wonder is in a class all by himself out of this hemisphere!, GOAT and then some! Had a recording contract at the age of 11, and still performing@ 71! Love me some Stevie! Glad the Twins discovered his music ❤️ 🎵🎵🎵

[@davidtmullen]

Umm...why has my 40 year old self been binge watching y’all for 4 hours after accidentally finding your page!?!?!?

[@yolandasamuels3213]

It's pretty addictive, I could binge watch all day and probably would if I didn't have anything else to do!

[@trishaann2989]

Join the club, brotha! ❤

[@takerkellygiveusbacktupac617]

Me too I'm up 3 hours past my bed time ,🤣🤣

[@lindendavison-hardy4756]

Me too, my 59yr old self binge watching these cool young guys 🖤🖤

[@marshill3101]

Same here. They've caused me to run out of data on my phone. None of this was intentional. They just cause me to keep watching..for hours..and I'm 55!😃😂

[@cyndikehrli8389]

Your assignment for this week is to listen to all of Stevie's albums.

[@monicawism]

👍

[@maureencollins5177]

Just start with Fingertips and go through the whole catalog. Pay close attention to Songs in the Key of Life.

[@TheCornishCockney]

I dont think they've got two weeks to spare. Stevie's catalogue is ridiculously huge with the toppest quality running through them all. A true God of music.

[@jewelm.9953]

Oh my G***. My soul rejoices that they get to hear Stevie, but at the same time I'm so hurt that they've been deprived of it their whole life....

[@lyssimon4136]

@@maureencollins5177 0q0

[@artistical88]

There’s no Bruno Mars without Stevie Wonder! Or frankly, folks like Usher, or Justin Timblerlake, or Ed Sheehan, or YOU NAME IT

[@joeguzmanguzman]

FACTS!!!!

[@thelilcanadiankid]

🚫🧢

[@RandyColby]

Hear!

[@averyw.6311]

You better say it Again!!!!!!........ Stevie's a Master!!!

[@athenathomas7992]

E X A C T L Y ! Say it louder for the young people in the back ;)

[@brucecall4509]

Ladies and gentlemen, Stevie Wonder - a national treasure!

[@mariavita7536]

The man is a genius.

[@briann7495]

he is a music legend ... beyond talented - actually gifted

[@ThePmfan]

Actually a genius. Beyond gifted.

[@nonyabidnazz7487]

a child prodigy..

[@My5sons1114]

My ex husband was standing outside the gates of his home in NJ. Car pulls up, back window rolls down and there’s the legend himself. My ex says: “Beautiful house you have here, Mr. Wonder!” Stevie, without missing a beat, says: “Blinding, isn’t it?” Window rolls back up, car goes through the gates leaving my ex standing there with his mouth hanging open. True story. 😂❤️

[@saeedi8137]

Not gifted in the vision department

[@kstreet]

He's some kind of angel of music. Love him.

[@mcoguyaj]

From a 60 year old white guy I grew up with his music check out Songs in The Key of LIfe best album in my lifetime. Thank you boys for giving me faith in the next generation.

[@cynthiahill3104]

Sample Fat Back Girl's , I like the girls

[@khemetsmom713]

Super inspired that the next generation is diving into the history! It must be preserved!

[@lindaforest3798]

AND did ya know he was blind yo?

[@kencody4287]

He had 4great ones in row Innervisions Talking Book are anazing

[@coffeync]

Living for the City, Golden Lady, on & on.

[@flowerhour9539]

"We young, bro, we young" LOL Superstition...best song ever! (Except for those other Stevie Wonder song!!)

[@kcwright1957]

For me this song lights up when the brass section comes in, those horns add a whole different dimension to a rock song that you just don’t hear often. And Stevie Wonder’s voice is always amazing.

[@carbar3936]

Stevie's my all time fav, love almost all his songs, but "I Wish" is my all time fav song of his for sure. Got so many hits tho, hard to choose. My "Cherie Amour" I love, too. Twins, you should dedicate the "best of" for the greatest musicians w/ true longevity in the biz.

[@dreamingsilk]

There’s no such thing as a bad Stevie Wonder song. They’re all just varying levels of great! He was already a legend a third of the way through his career.

[@oregonchick76]

LOL That's just what I was thinking. There are Stevie Wonder songs that I love more than others, but if someone ever says, "Want to hear this Stevie Wonder song?" the answer should always be YES because it will be great. I think if you like this song, you're bound to love "Higher Ground," and everyone should be familiar with "Signed, Sealed, Delivered," "I Was Made to Love Her," "For Once in My Life," maybe "I Just Called To Say I Love You," and of course, "I Believe," which is just extraordinarily beautiful.

[@sharonfowler7563]

Staci McDaniel....stop..now I'm gonna have to spend the day listening 🎧 to Stevie...♥️❤️♥️❤️💯 Thanks for the playlist ☺️☺️

[@sharonfowler7563]

As.... favorite of all time Stevie Wonder song!!

[@SimeonCortezano]

"Songs in the key of life" is one of the best albums you'll ever listen to on this planet. Just my opinion.

Your opinion is also a fact.

[@kimberlyfoust2815]

@ Indeed!

[@shotgun517]

2nd that emotion!

[@stevegodwin6416]

"As" -- one of the greatest songs in the world.

[@lauriebarilla5349]

Fact!

[@gerardroll6468]

Stevie has one of THE most unique “sounds” in music .... Always has & always WILL. He has a sound & a vibe ALL HIS OWN ✊️😝👍

[@Asdzaan]

Loved Stevie Wonder 50 years+. Meaningful lyrics... "when you believe in things you don't understand, then you suffer!"

[@Narahchien]

Stevie Wonder - musical genius. One of my favorites is "Isn't She Lovely," which he wrote for his daughter when she was born. Beautiful beyond words. Thanks for the great reviews.

[@jilmartin3816]

Nancy Teppler So glad someone posted this. Could not agree more!!

[@matthewallen1834]

With the execption of the horns, Stevie is also playing all the instruments himself...and he's BLIND!

[@r.girouard5886]

Wait... I'm 40 and I didn't know we played the guitar. Holy shit man.

[@r.girouard5886]

🤯

[@matthewallen1834]

@@r.girouard5886 he isn't. Stevie is playing a Fender Rhodes, clavinet (the guitar sound you hear), a moog synthesizer (bass sound you hear), and live drums.

[@matthewallen1834]

@@TheThugNasty IS! He IS incredible. Stevie is still with us, alive and well. Check out his 2005 album, "A Time 2 Love." He's still the man after five decades in the biz.

[@excellente4827]

No disrespect but I feel like parents have failed if they don't expose their kids to someone like Stevie who is a piece of living history. Hope you boys dig deeper and pass it on. ☮️💜

[@loriwhitt9187]

Stevie, iconic. No other like him. Pure genius. Oh, those are braids.

[@boblozaintherealworld3577]

OH MAN! YES! I heard Stevie wrote this song for Jeff Back to record, but his version turned out so good he put it on his own album. (Beck had played on Stevie's previous album - Talking Book) See you guys? Stevie influenced EVERYBODY.

[@theresabrunson2633]

Stevie was about their age when he wrote and sang Superstition...

[@ironwolfgaming9632]

He played EVERY instrument in the recording and sang it.

[@stephenroth3299]

Ironwolf Gaming still blows my mind that he played the drums on this record.

[@CelinaQ]

😳

[@gabrielledaniels9540]

I was shouting this to the screen to these bopping children!

[@tanyabell9316]

@@gabrielledaniels9540 exactly!! I'm sitting like "what?!!! Are you kidding me?"

[@sibkiss2009]

Songs in the Key of Life. Any song but should hear the whole album - eargasmic

[@laticiadavis8627]

My mom played that album to death when I was growing up love that album

[@Minkey71]

sibkiss2009 Yeah man! A few years ago I was lucky enough to see him TWICE in concert, doing Songs in the Key of Life. Omg I can die and go to heaven now. Just amazing!

[@jonbobe]

This was actually off of Talking Book.

[@gregcampbell9582]

Songs in the Key of Life is one of the best albums ever. As a kid I saved up my money, walked several miles to the record store to buy it, and carried it home as my price possession. I still have it, and now my kids love it.

[@carolynellisgonzalez7201]

Love’s in need of love today. All of the songs on that LP are relevant today.

[@markcolborn6526]

Stevie is a force in American music, one of the great composers and musicians of the 20th C. Two years in a row he swept the Grammys winning 7 Grammys in each of 2 years. His harmonies are so complex modern musicians refer to them as "Stevie Wonder" chords. He is a phenom--a great voice, a great musician, simply--and utterly brilliant.

[@phenixreturns]

*Reaction to action ! Tribute to Stevie !**kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5DCloOHfdaNrQ*

[@Wally-H]

Guys, I LOVE your videos and your channel but there are a few occasions when I do find it a little difficult to believe you haven't heard a tune before and this is one of them. Keep turning out the bangers for us.

[@neonpark1874]

Some of the other commenters have hinted at it (disclaimer: I didn't read all of the comments) but not only is Stevie a great singer, he is an amazing writer, composer/arranger, and he plays a whole bunch of instruments. You guys should really explore more of his masterpieces. He's amazing live too.

[@jojosfunkythreads]

Neon Park 💯 percent agree.

[@RutabegaNG]

I would *love* to hear him live.

[@jenniferliggett6385]

I just love seein' these two young guys discovering the music...it makes my heart happy.

[@drmayesmt]

You need to hear "Living for the City". The message is still relevant today. Stevie had a lot of political songs.

[@davidt9238]

22 and never heard Stevie Wonder? Where you been hiding? One of the very best artists of all time. Man, you got a lot of great Wonder tunes ahead of you. Wish I were in your shoes.

[@GreenEyedHazel]

"My Cherie Amour" is my favourite.

[@karensheline5183]

Letta Reid I like Ribbon in the Sky.

[@maureencollins5177]

@@karensheline5183 I like that, too. Also Overjoyed and As.

[@nonyabidnazz7487]

awwwwww.. that's a GOOD one..

[@nonyabidnazz7487]

@@karensheline5183.. that one makes me cry.. sooooo beautiful..

[@rickbilbrey3235]

Yes, another vote for “My Cherie Amour”!

[@msteryis]

Y'all gotta listen to "Livin' For The City," "I Wish," and "Sir Duke," too. CLASSIC Stevie!

[@smoothiegreenburg6065]

yess and higher ground and boogie on that is one funk filled song right there! hot!

[@marinacassandra1747]

Too many amazing songs by Stevie Wonder. Seeing him in concert was one of the highlight of my life. And his legacy spans so many years, it's practically my soundtrack :)

[@wandaromain8488]

"All I Do" and "Knocks Me Off My Feet" -- add those songs, too!

[@ellenmason3833]

All of Songs in the Key of Life and Innervisions. Goodness Stevie is a genius!

[@ah-ss7he]

Veronica Johnson yes Sir Duke they would love! 🔥 👏🏽 👏🏽

[@annmhtown9226]

“Don’t you worry bout a thing” and “Sir Duke” by Stevie are my favs

[@yolandasamuels3213]

Sir Duke is my favourite too.

[@carriebrady1374]

My homeboy, Stevie, was trained to play piano here in Lansing, Michigan at the school for the blind! That's not a guitar in the intro sounding funky - it's Stevie on the keys. A true icon!

[@braydenfletcher8159]

If you played this song in a morgue, everybody would have to get up to dance. Seeing you guys listen to one of my favourites truly was awesome.

[@philipnewton8069]

Fact

[@JuJu-DnC22]

You sir win the Internet for today 😂💜😜👏👏👏

[@annameadowshelvie5714]

No lies detected!

[@AndyGattis]

thats just superstiti----- oh damn

[@bertchelhardin5324]

Andy Gattis 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zappafan-eu4wp]

If i remember correctly Stevie played everything on this track except the horns. This is a large rabbit hole, but well worth it. Keep going

[@rivermarco3740]

Correct! Beyond talented, a gift to the world and peace and justice

[@victorsixtythree]

That's correct! Check out Rick Beato's amazing breakdown of this song from his KZbin channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2jHaHSCarmppJY

[@fleetskipper1810]

Bruno Mars reminds ME OF Stevie Wonder, LOL!

[@fleetskipper1810]

Thanks for linking to Rick Beato. Hadn’t heard of him before, but he does a great breakdown of this song. I subscribed!

[@lamusiclover2264]

On Songs In the Key if Life he played all the music but he uses synthesizers

[@kerrywilliams2985]

One of my favorite Stevie Wonder. Love the horns. The musicality of this is Excellent!!

[@christinewalker3077]

You can't go wrong with a Stevie Wonder song. It's hard to just pick a couple of his songs to request, everything is a banger!

[@lindsaygarcia9279]

Honestly, everything that man’s voice touches is gold. Do “Signed Sealed Delivered” next pls!

[@subwaygoddess1]

Lindsay Garcia @Lindsay Garcia I made the same request! I used to dance down the street when it came on the radio

[@darrinmckeehan5697]

I wonder if they know that S.W. is blind=not that blindness effects his voice...it's just that it puts a different spin on his talent. To me anyway. Same as Ray Charles =both phenomenal.

[@notknot3412]

"Living in the City"

[@ty7504]

We are laughing in both a good spirit and good agreement, dear Lindsay-of-Garcia..

[@hughesaz]

It is impossible to be in a bad mood when you're listening to Stevie.

[@jeanolsen3582]

Impossible.

[@bombyboo6335]

Indeedy

[@lauriemashek5419]

So true!

[@abrahampalmer1153]

Indeed

[@ellie698]

Amen

[@kathysanders6888]

He’s one of the greatest ever!!

[@frankpitochelli6786]

You have just experienced true greatness, Stevie was one of my favs growing up and this is what we were blessed with.!! I thank God I grew up during this ERA. He was a music writing machine.

[@PatWalden]

Songs in the Key of Life. All the songs on that album are classic greatness. Stevie is a very talented man.

[@alisamartin3874]

I was born in 1970. I still own that album and listen to it often..timeless

[@blazebaby89]

Yep. Everyone should listen to it front to back.

[@vpoetic]

@@alisamartin3874 A few years ago I went to his Songs in the Key of Life concert. It was amazing I shed a few tears he is my favorite of all times followed by Sade.

[@alisamartin3874]

@@vpoetic I bet it was amazing! I'm actually a huge Sade fan. Been fortunate enough to see her twice in concert. First time India Arie opened for her, the second time John Legend opened...Also both incredible artists. If you get a chance to see Sade please do... Unforgettable!

[@vpoetic]

@@alisamartin3874 I saw India Arie performing live with Stevie Wonder, but I would love to go to one of her shows. And I went to that same Sade concert when John Legend opened for her. I agree with was incredible! I can't wait for Sade to do another tour.

[@rlberkley]

Stevie Wonder is one of greatest singer/songwriters in the last 100 years.

[@cjturner2008]

Ever!

[@puremercury]

Literally a Top 10 Pop Music Talent of all time.

[@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat]

He used to be Little Stevie Wonder when he was about 11years old. He made some masterpieces in the 70’s like the album Innervisions.

[@IDriveAnAudi]

I saw Stevie live once in Las Vegas at a private show and rode on a plane a few years ago with him in front of me with his wife and bodyguard. Out of respect I didn’t bother them but had a brief conversation with his bodyguard of many years. I don’t remember what we spoke about. Anyway, he is a Motown legend, hell he’s a world legend. He has more hits than most folks realize until you start counting them down. I’m happy to have grown up in a time where I was able to enjoy his music from when he was discovered by Berry Gordy as a young teenager through his solo projects when he broke from Motown until today.

[@rhondabenin1571]

Stevie Wonder had never left Motown Records. He threatened when he wanted to change musical direction but Berry gave in and the 25 Grammy's later....

[@shellilawler1334]

Try "Living for the City" and "Higher Ground". They are absolutely🔥!

[@glapots]

"Living for the City" - For sure

[@smeelola]

Higher Ground has been on my regular rotation for years now. Such a great song.

[@elizabethlockhart8044]

Yes! Innervisions is his best album, been listening to it for decades, first on vinyl, now CD and MP3.

[@amberamlie7568]

My favorite “Isn’t She Lovely?” was written for his daughter. He never saw her bc he was blind, but she was lovely, how beautiful is that?

[@stephanied.8160]

Higher Ground! Another excellent sample of his talent!

[@SopranoSistah]

What these beautiful young men are doing is phenomenal - and guys please keep it up. Nothing but encouragement here!🥰 You’re in my top two favorite of these new music first-reaction channels. Still, what sometimes baffles me (and I’m speaking to your audience here) is how, being a child of the 70s, my generation was so much more aware of a vast variety of musical styles and artists who were big even decades before we were born up through our current time - and this was WITHOUT the Internet, phones, etc., that the next generations pretty much had at their fingertips ALL their lives. Our parents and their parents and their parents played their music, and we just soaked it all up. Plus radio was super diverse. It really is telling about how we (I’m GenX) were so much more well rounded musically as youth and now. Yet, that wide musical scope has SHARPLY narrowed and become more segregated these days (but thankfully not completely).... and here’s the kicker....Since it’s MY generation that raised THIS generation, I’m just gonna say it: it’s WE who partially dropped that ball! So all of you who criticize these young men for not knowing what they don’t know, think about that. Also I believe in an interview these young men mentioned that they grew up in a somewhat religious home that didn’t allow them to listen to a lot of secular music, so that definitely is a factor. #PeaceLoveAndMusic

[@wandertree]

Sooooo talented! LOVE STEVIE!

[@NA-lf2oj]

Back in the day when you really had to have a good strong voice because it wasn't digitally made.

[@lindav1189]

Amen!

[@Redboy4]

Damn straight.

[@nathanbricks7837]

Alright boomers both can be good

[@BrizzB]

I still can't believe people get famous on a fake computer generated voice. :( My cats could produce better music.

[@nathanbricks7837]

Niki Smith that type of music can be really good FYI just listen to daft punk there music is incredible

[@beverlyjohnson5324]

Parliament Funkadelic We want the Funk!!

[@stitchinggoods774]

And boots Collins

[@aliecarey]

One nation under a groove😍

[@stitchinggoods774]

Maggot brain

[@katk925]

Want to get funked up on that mothership connection

[@margaretford2014]

Y'all kicking it old school! Check out "Master Blaster" next.

[@cindibrewer3830]

I love Master Blaster!

[@lethallisaxoxo]

YES! 😍 I bought that on vinyl a couple years ago 🥰

[@kellydorazio]

When you hear this song, your head just moves on its own,,, so cool 😎

[@tsefcik]

"He reminds me of Bruno Mars." That's no accident. Tip - when that happens, remember the younger singer was influenced by/is paying homage to the older singer. Bruno is borrowing from Stevie.

[@missgmoma]

Stevie knows how to get down & always smiling! He’s an inspiration to everyone ♥️

[@motodork]

So true.

[@missgmoma]

Moto Dork Hi, for real though... can’t help but admire someone like that ✌🏻

[@ellens.8867]

no, I've seen him annoyed. if things aren't the way he wants them, he'll stop & start again. on stage.

[@missgmoma]

Ellen S. Hi, oh wow! I never would have thought that. Everytime I saw him he was always looking happy. I guess it’s harder for him to keep that image when he’s live or for a lengthy time. Boy, you just never know ✌🏻

[@motodork]

missgmoma hi :-)

[@MamaBMad]

Easily one of the best pieces of music ever. I've always wondered what it would feel like to know you wrote and performed something so amazing

[@SkTRUMP2024]

❤ Stevie! My favorite song from him!!

[@lesliebird6690]

I seriously love how y'all defended yourselves with people saying they can't believe you have never heard of certain songs. You all ARE young! Y'all have inspired me to be more open minded with music and listen to different genres. Thanks.

[@QuantumKayos]

I think even 20 year olds here would say "how is that even possible youve never heard it" im in that boat I find it horribly shocking. most of the songs on this channel I have known for over 10 years. probably come across in video games, radio, internet, dozens of times! I feel like older people here dont find it surprising but its actually REALLY shocking. When most of our generation do know these songs.

[@kellysnyder3040]

@leslie Bird - AGREED!

[@merryncheerful]

Don't denigrate... appreciate!

[@gary1286]

Stevie Wonder was one of the greatest Entertainers of all time. Give him any instrument and within days he had picked it up, and he was Blind, Amazing. Hence the name " Stevie Wonder "..

[@ellenhannon5298]

What do you mean was he's still with us

[@gary1286]

@@ellenhannon5298 Yes Was. Stevie has not had had a hit in decades. But in his Heyday he was a force to be reckoned with. No need to remind me he's still alive.

[@btotechnologysolutionsonli4818]

Why are you saying "was"?

[@ty7504]

We gracefully-and-silently bow our heads in agreement, dear BOXER 12 ...for all those 60s and 70s men-and-women who gave so much of themselves' even in personal danger!

[@gary1286]

@@ty7504 obviously Stevie is an incredible Person, as well as musician. But when he was a child, and young adult breaking onto and into the Motown Scene he was fricken phenomenal.

[@zanohoriamazo1]

His hair was braided back then, which was big at that time. And Bruno got MUCH from Stevie, that’s the value of people like Bruno Mars hittin it live today. Part of the reason this song is important, is that it was really the beginning of music by black popular artists, speaking to issues of the time, just like rap started out fun & took on the persona of message music, like Grand Master Flash’s The Message. Few years later you into Public Enemy, NWA, etc. Stevie was part of the Motown record label family from childhood. At some point, he & Marvin Gaye started steppin to label head, Berry Gordy to express their desire to have control of their music, & write about social issues, not just love songs. Jazz musicians had done it, but that was not on a pop music level. You gotta hear: Stevie’s, Livin For the City, You Haven’t Done Nothin, Happy Birthday (for Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King); Marvin Gaye’s, ‘What’s Goin On’, Mercy, Mercy Me, Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holla); Temptations’ Ball. Of Confusion; Stylistics’ People Make the World Go ‘Round; Donny Hathaway’s ‘One Day We’ll All Be Free’; Isley Brothers’ ‘Fight the Power’. Also, at this point, Stevie was playin drums on all his tracks. I think it started on the one before this Talkin Book album called, Music of My Mind. Stevie never named his albums after any of the songs on the recording...kind of unique in pop. A precursor to this era might be a song like, ‘A Change is Gonna Come’, by Sam Cooke. Otis Redding also recorded that. Would be in the mid ‘60’s.

[@donnahughs9749]

Nice bit of history, thanks!

[@coryevon6482]

“Just enough for the City” should be next.

[@Jonni1027]

Stevie Wonder is his own genre of music... AMAZING

[@gruizd8737]

People, stop judging these young men! What they’re doing is wonderful.

[@jacquelinemcglohn8897]

Agreed

[@anniepearl3044]

Agreed

[@pac4ky]

Who's judging? I haven't seen any bad comments?

[@nadineostmann162]

What’s not love about them? I’ve only read positive comments

[@jennvazquez]

gruiz d I agree.

[@rcbird8927]

Listen to Stevie Wonders "Dont you worry bout a thing"

[@barbo8681]

You guys are so open minded to new and diff music, dont ever lose that!🙂

[@1975Rysky]

NEVER HEARD STEVIE!? Crap I'm getting old.

[@ginaclark7203]

Me too :) But these songs bring me back to when I was younger. 🐾

[@jonathancroce3118]

ditto.

[@catmartinez6936]

Haha aren't we all! 💘 love these kids.

[@paintjade]

So talented! And he's blind since he was a kid. Check out his carpool karaoke

[@deborahskillman3003]

I love it when people get his youngest arcore preciate good music they don't make anymore and I think my opinion I love you guys very smart young man appreciation challenge you guys or Tommy Dorsey yours truly Debbie l skillman

[@LG-kx8xl]

Yes, Stevie is a jokester too!!! Very funny.

[@LisaAlex777]

My first thought, too. Not to be missed!

[@907kat]

Would love to see the Twins react to several Carpool Karaoke episodes - some great talent on there and Funny

[@sjd5750]

OMG!..I dare you to go down this Rabbit hole! You may never find your way out! The amount of music this guy has either created, or was involved with is just ridiculous!

[@cheftresia9920]

LISTEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You could listen to Stevie Wonder ALL DAY and not hear the same song. He is a musical genius and his catalog is HUGE! PLEEEEAAASSSEEE listen to As, Higher Ground, Master Blaster ... just anything off of Songs In The Key of Life!

[@brandx01]

Amen to that!! I'm 68 and have been listening to Stevie since Fingertips in 1963 and I still listen to him regularly. He's a pure musical genius and a true blessing from God!!

[@anitawhite9916]

A musical genuis is what Stevie Wonder is!! Listen to "As" by Stevie Wonder!! Another one that will really blow you away.

[@veronicadeal1351]

He been singing since he was like 12.u need hear all his stuff legend Stevie

[@NigelPeterson-pd5er]

When I was TWELVE YEARS OLD I was in Boy Scouts.

[@NigelPeterson-pd5er]

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[@C.M.30337]

Actually, started performing at 9 years old as Little Stevie Wonder. Started playing harmonica at 4 and piano right after that.

[@blakemama]

I just had to say that your little "twin handshake" when you said the same thing was just adorable. I know 22-year-old men don't want to be called adorable, but live with it. I'm enjoying your channel so much.

[@MrAntd1]

Stevie Wonder baby! One of the best musicians ever!!! Often imitated never duplicated!

[@pastense]

Mannnn....y’all are just BARELY scratchin the surface with this man! He’s transcended the music industry thru every single decade since the 60s and has stayed relevant to this day!

[@andreaknapp2394]

Stevie Wonder has so many good songs! Higher Ground...and Sign Sealed Delivered...my favorite! And another favorite is really early Stevie Wonder called...If You Really Love Me...

[@prettylilly2933]

YES!! Solid choices!! 🔥🔥

[@sugarpop6155]

Remember Ebony and Ivory? Didn’t that have something to do w piano 🎹 keys ?

[@redanvoo]

I Wish, Master Blaster.., Sir Duke... Loads!

[@Lexcellent15]

Higher Ground is excellent. The Red Hot Chili Peppers cover was my introduction to that song.

[@autumnphillips151]

“When you believe in things That you don't understand, Then you suffer. Superstition ain’t the way.” Stevie was speaking the truth with this song.

[@pamelabraden8760]

I am so happy that you twins are learning and listening to all types of great music. Share it with your friends, if they don't already know. Keep the knowledge moving and flowing like the music. Blessings!

[@chrisl418]

Stevie Wonder is a brilliant musician! You can't go wrong listening to any of his songs!