*First Time Listening to the BEE GEE'S* 🎵 HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE Reaction

[@jennaowens6008]

Staying alive, more than a woman, night fever and so many more. The soundtrack to Saturday night fever!!!

[@colemandias3212]

Omg yes! This one is not a good first song

[@DigitalRackGear]

Tragedy is a favourite

[@onsesejoo2605]

Over the years, More Than A Woman has become the most enduring song of them, to my ears. And the one performed by Yvonne Elliman, If I Can't Have You.

[@alextrainor4038]

@@onsesejoo2605 ive always preferred the Bee Gees version of If I Can’t Have You, personally

[@lightrays3595]

Yes please listen to these tracks! 100%

[@victorsixtythree]

"Bee Gees" comes from "Brothers Gibb". They were three brothers - Barry, Maurice and Robin. They had a younger fourth brother, too, named Andy who was also a singer and a pretty big star in the 70's. Sadly Andy, Maurice and Robin have all died and only Barry is still with us.

[@gregcampbell8069]

This person is so croecct Yes Barry with the beard is the only beegee left

[@mauk2861]

And a sister who is also a great singer

[@frankrizzo4460]

They are such a beautiful family, my sister dated Barry's son many years ago. May God bless Andy, Robin and Maurice Rip🙏

[@FarzynoMusic]

Bee Gees actually came from the initials of Barry Gibb, as well as those of speedway promoter and driver Bill Goode and radio-presenter jockey Bill Gates. (from Wikipedia)

[@victorsixtythree]

@@FarzynoMusic I had always heard it stood for “Brothers Gibb” but, yeah, looks like I was misinformed.

[@madmitch3365]

“‘Cause we’re living in a world of fools Breaking us down when they all should let us be” Very apt for today’s world. Right on, Brad.

[@angelone1839]

Yeah. Stop the forced Vaccination crap

[@libbaT]

@@angelone1839 say it again for the people at the back, they ain't hear you!

[@angelone1839]

@@libbaT STOP THE FORCED VACCINATION CRAP!!!! There lol

[@libbaT]

@@angelone1839 lol

[@samson9535]

@@angelone1839 Amen!

[@robotto8858]

Can't believe this is your first. You have a large catalog of BeeGees (Brothers Gibb) to catch up on!

[@annaoswald5943]

Lex did say she remembers her mom listening to this. I'm curious if she is going to recognize their other stuff.

[@tomrockwood851]

Speaking to the choir, dude

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

@@tomrockwood851 ??

[@sk1dzzz608]

Lots of melodies waiting for them

[@bradb613]

Lex, you are one of the most beautiful women I've ever laid eyes on.

[@scottwachter6128]

Great choice. Give “Too Much Heaven” a try if you want to hear some more great harmonies.

[@sk1dzzz608]

Most of their songs are fantastic

[@Kaddywompous]

They were basically harmonizing together from early childhood.

[@danielbenincasa770]

The lead singer Barry Gibb said this is his favorite song out of all the songs they wrote & sang. Disco!

[@Prone2Thrill]

Bee Gees were as huge to Disco as Led Zeppelin was to rock One of their best that doesn't get enough spotlight is Lonely Days! Classic Harmonies!!

[@unholydriver4987]

That's one of the really good non-disco songs I mentioned, as well as How Can You Mend a Broken Heart.

[@fzarro9947]

Forgot all about that song… THANKS for reminding me!! Gonna go listen to it now.

[@Zacksleeps]

Brad looked to be in a trance before Lex hit the pause button lol. BeeGee's are amazing to be fair

[@terenceoneil7670]

like a wart on your nose; you've had it so long, its hard to imagine life without it .....

[@MrReef90]

Bee gees are the best

[@jiveturkeeymc]

1:40 "background music to your youth" that is such a perfect way to put it

[@mourningwoodward]

“She used to walk around singing this - horribly.” I fucking lol’d.

[@AXXXDEAN]

Same here lol

[@rossmacintosh5652]

Me too! When Lex said that I found myself thinking Brad should have replied "She can't have been that bad" or something like that. Always a good idea to stay in your mother-in-law's good book! Mom is probably watching. Brad missed the opportunity to score some points.

[@leogothisoscar271]

"Too Much Heaven" is essential Bee Gees. I made my wife listen to it with me not too long ago when I found out she had never heard it.

[@scanau1]

"Too Much Heaven" is another great one you should hear. Great reaction again! 👍

[@jimcantwell6575]

too much heaven is a must!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! its in top 3 best songs ull ever hear!!!!

[@angelaevans4362]

Interesting fact about Barry Gibb. He and Michael Jackson were good friends for a long time and wrote songs together.

[@angelagoodwin5758]

Michael was also the godfather to one of his sons.

[@annaoswald5943]

Yes Brad & Lex, this almost defines "smooth" and "chill". Bee Gees were huge in the 70s. I am looking forward to watching you react to some of their other huge hits. They all won't be as chill as this.

[@wilbursims5565]

Staying Alive yeah!!!

[@dizastro5437]

Yeah, this wasnt disco. It was a slow dance in between disco.

[@rare_wulf9358]

It was just a slow dance , just getting the crowd ready for Disco dancing Lol

[@matt.coburn]

Disco was SO GOOD and SO FUN. It didn't deserve the maligning it received at the time. Check out more BeeGees - such a fantastic group. Staying Alive, You Should Be Dancing, Jive Talkin'... You could listen to almost anything of theirs and not be disappointed

[@rwfrench66GenX]

I was 12 years old when Van Halen 1 came out in 1978 and as I finished listening to Eruption I wrote “Disco Sucks” on the back of my suede jacket!

[@matt.coburn]

@@rwfrench66GenX The backlash against Disco was, some theorize, because it such broad appeal with and was a safe space for minorities, especially Black Americans and what we would now call LGBTQ people. Also a factor was the fear that it would become more popular than rock music which would have displaced white men from the peak of influence. Racism and homophobia killed Disco. Disco never sucked, bro.

[@rwfrench66GenX]

@@matt.coburn you don’t speak for all music lovers so you can’t proclaim disco doesn’t suck, and I’m not your bro, and I don’t want to be your bro. I was 12 years old, rebellion was on my mind, and there was finally an American metal band that could compete with the English metal bands. They did for music in the 70’s what Nirvana did in the 90’s. It was transformational! Dance music will always be around, there are good songs in every genre, there are incredible artists in every genre from every time period, but that silk and polyester dance fad didn’t last. It’s sad to some people, others could care less, and there’s nothing wrong with that. I have Saturday Night Fever and Staying Alive in my iTunes movie library. I also have Grease and Xanadu. My music library has everything from Frank Sinatra to Frank Zappa. I’m a heterosexual white male who has been a music fan his whole life and I showed my support for Van Halen when they hit the scene by telling people my feelings about disco, and now I’m telling the internet. I’ve paid my dues and I’ve earned the right to have a choice in what kind of music I prefer or who agrees with me or understands my reasoning.

[@looneygardener]

I think the biggest "disco sucks" people secretly loved it!

[@leonardshevlin7260]

The best disco was fantastic. Just as the best punk was great. The problem was that too many people became "only disco" or "only punk" (or only jazz, classical, metal, etc) and thought that meant they had to look down on people in the other tribes.

[@srichardson771]

The Bee Gees were so so so casual and Cool ❤️❤️❤️✌️✌️✌️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@radone5896]

Brad-perceptive and analytical, Lex-creative and emotive. You two are very intelligent and complement each other well. Thanks for letting me rediscover the best music with you, you're my fave reactors, keep it up!

[@bobinfaith]

CHILL! lol! A timeless song, great harmonies! Very peaceful and calm listening. Thank you, Brad and Lex for your REACTION to How Deep Is Your Love by the Bee Gees!

[@unholydriver4987]

They have some really good non-disco stuff.

[@Banyandio]

Definitely! They had their first success in the 60s, long before the disco era. Different style, but great songs and harmonies!

[@charlsahouse4727]

My Mom LOVED them, Olivia Newton John/ and other Disco groups and tunes back then, so I heard a LOT of it. But I remained faithful to rock. ☮

[@hmichaelr1]

Their song Too Much Heaven is amazing! These 3 brothers (and a 4th) had been harmonizing since they were children and they did it so well they made it sound like one really complex voice. Music videos were in their infancy and many of theirs are laughable by modern standards - but no one can outsing the Brothers Gibb!

[@terrybeasley5931]

Their song" Too Much Heaven." Must listen. It will blow you away.

[@guyturbide6348]

🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 62YO Dig that rabbit hole 🕳 They got so many good songs 🎵 1 Fanny ( be tender with my love) 2 How can you mend ( a broken heart 💔) 3 To much heaven 4 Staying' Alive ... ... Keep the good work ✌

[@stephenbrough8132]

YEAH! Fanny be tender gets to me every time - Here in the UK Fanny is a rude word as well as a very old fashioned name, but it doesn't stop that song breaking my heart every time I hear the chorus and the lift into the chorus and that key changed chorus where the vocals go sky high ... it;s just tremendous - but was only a hit in America I think for obvious reasons - Fanny means vagina here.

[@jack1660]

The Bee Gees wrote about 70% of the hits in the 70s & 80s and sold the songs to most of artists at that period

[@epmstrathss4222]

This is date night, baby making music right here.... 😎

[@MySherry10]

This group is just wonderful, thier songs are beautiful, and the harmony and falsettos they can hit is mind boggling. They have such a catagory of songs and every song is great , They are just pure talent

[@Carnax6969]

Only the Bee Gees may make a music video of them standing in a circle and then walking around whilst singing, and it still be a fantastic video. No bells and whistles, just their pure talent.

[@justmecarter1717]

I "came of age" during this era...disco. (Yes, I also loved classic rock, southern rock, etc.) But, I LOVED to dance to my Bee Gee boys!!! The dance moves, the lights, the nice clothes...everything was just "magical" back then. And we ALL got along! We were okay with one another. I am so disheartened to see us becoming so divided again. I thought we had truly gotten over all that.

[@NathanThurberMusic]

One of my favorites! This is one of my go-to chord progressions to play when I pick up my acoustic guitar

[@tinakeith5822]

This is a HUGE RABBIT HOLE to go down!!! LOVE THE BEE GEES!!

[@robertcartier5088]

A very deep rabbit hole... they wrote over 1000 songs! They started performing as young boys in 1955. Barry, the taller one, is the oldest brother, the other two, Robin (long hair) and Maurice were twins. They also had a younger brother, Andy, who had a solo career in the 80's. All but Barry have passed away now. They took over the world in the Disco era, but I prefer their late 60's - early 70's material. I recommend, "I Started A Joke" (1968), a song they originally wrote for Otis Redding, but he passed away before he could do it so they kept it for themselves.

[@johnbrinkman6150]

I am a 73 year old fat white guy and I enjoy seeing young people discover the greatness of 60's and 70's music that I grew up with. I watched many many of these groups live. It is satisfyingly to see. It actually gives me a warm feeling in my gut. Thanks. I appreciate you.

[@ugaais]

Over 120 million records sold they are absolute legends

[@alexhartman6144]

Okay, if you guys haven't heard Staying Alive by them.... You need to listen to Staying Alive lol

[@sharmarke187]

They’ve definitely heard it, i mean how can you not have but they probably don’t know it’s by the bee gees.

[@alexakl6445]

Everybody who thinks they're listening to "Staying Alive" for the first time realize they've heard it before, one of the top most iconic songs of all time... and so many have used it in commercials. So, yes, I'd like to see them check it out and watch them say, "Oh! THESE guys did this song?!"

[@christopherhorton821]

The Bee Gees have been around since the late 50's.

[@bugvswindshield]

if the bee gees were a band today...net worth would be around .5 to 1 billion. They were huge!!!!!!

[@randybaker6042]

These brothers have written over 1000 recorded songs. Some of them #1 hits for other artists.

[@tyreewhite6653]

The Bee Gees --- the king of disco.----

[@colibri1]

Honestly, people were kinder in the seventies than today, not because of this song, just the way the times were.

[@robinfry4408]

All three brothets have beautiful & distinct voices--the magic is when 3 blend to sound like 1

[@grahameveale6483]

Many a songwriter will have wished they wrote that song. A true smooth classic.

[@KDeCesare]

Too Much Heaven - Jive Talking - You Should Be Dancing

[@Renkk17]

Bee Gees - Too Much Heaven - One - Nights on Broadway - Tragedy - Words - Staying Alive - More than a Woman - Jive Talking

[@helgar791]

A deep discography for these guys. Try the beautiful "Too Much Heaven", and "More Than A Woman", then try the other side of love with "Love So Right", and "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart". Then of course my dance favorites, "Night Fever", "Stayin' Alive", "You Should Be Dancin' ", and the songs they wrote for Yvonne Elliman "If I Can't Have You" and "Love Me". Finally listen to that wonderful song they wrote for Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton "Islands In The Stream". Lots of hits these guys. Bubble guts? No man. We didn't say bubble guts then.

[@jerrybragg1523]

The BeeGees have probably the largest catalog of music across all genres and wrote songs for many other artists. You would be shocked to learn what all they wrote. Keep listening though and you'll see

[@joshuamasserant8215]

Minus all their live albums and a million compilation albums I would say Alice Cooper has way more original tracks across 28 studio albums and The BeeGees have 22 studio albums. 95% of people would rather listen to Cooper. He has way better music.

[@jerrybragg1523]

@@joshuamasserant8215 everyone has their own opinion. Personally, I like a few of Cooper's songs but, sorry, his songwriting doesn't compare. My opinion

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Not the Bee Gees, not Alice Cooper. The title, by a landslide, belongs to Dolly Parton, who wrote and recorded over 5,000 songs!

[@banksperdue1983]

i remember couple skating to this song on Saturday nights , we had so much fun growing up during this time

[@jennifertaylor6197]

The Bee Gees have a huge catalogue that is worth exploring. There are timeless messages in all of their songs. So little of their career was disco and Staying Alive & Night Fever were written in France but their manager used them for the Saturday Night Fever movie.

[@trinitraveller2592]

The Beegees are second to none. Such a great song for today's modern world. We need more true lyricist in the music world today. Check out You should be dancing, Staying alive or Night Fever. They ruled the disco 👍

[@franknabozny6062]

Bee Gees - TOO MUCH HEAVEN BANGER 👌✌️

[@coffeetalk924]

You two are awesome listening to old classics like that that your parents listened to! I love the Bee Gees!

[@raymcarthur3870]

The scary thing is they sounded just that good live!

[@grointastic4242]

If not better

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

when my friend's uncle died, one of his dying wishes is that they play the Bee Gee's at his funeral.... so they did but, they forgot rewind the cassette. Bee Gee's came on singing "AH AH AH AH STAYIN AlIVE! STAYIN ALIVE!" lmfao

[@lSynonymousl]

I swear there's something hypnotic about those lights!

[@virginiaaguilar3648]

Rest In Peace to Maurice and Robin Gibb 🙏🏽🙏🏽 Barry is only Bee Gee still alive

[@jakehamilton5502]

You guys are so great. Really enjoying watching. Lex your enthusiasm is irresistible! Theres a pretty good documentary about the Bee Gees that came out fairly recently. Aren't their voices amazing? Brothers harmonizing makes a special sound.

[@artiegloucester532]

250 million records sold all over the world, 20 number ones, 8 grammies, the best selling soundtrak ever "saturday night fever" , 5 decades in the bussines...THEY WERE GENIUSES...THE BEST.

[@BillGraper]

This song hit #1 in December 1977, from the huge album "Saturday Night Fever," and then pandamonium ensued. 1978 was a huge for this album!

[@morganrussell6783]

As we get older, you have a more appropriation of songs that your parents used to play when we were children. And the memories we shared with them through music I missed the most 💖💯..

[@scoobysnacks]

Some of the best harmonies ever

[@grointastic4242]

You now have been BEE GEED. The greatest of all time. Every song is legendary.

[@SEANBANOG4]

Reminds me of Christmas 1977...I was 7....love it

[@jarrodderr]

Makes me flashback to my mom’s “house cleaning Saturday mornings”. Good times.

[@scarygazeplaysmsp1825]

The Bee Gees were the greatest ever! Their music touches your heart and soul! Watch Too much Heaven!! Your going down the rabbit hole!!

[@GrandpaOCE]

Maurice really was the gell that kept this together so overlooked so underrated he also was the true musician in this group Rip Maurice and Robin

[@trishafaulk2067]

The group started as kids in the late 50s and it originally was BGs for the initials of Barry, his mother, and the two guys who were promoting them. Then it changed to Bee Gees, and many people refer to them as the Brothers Gibb, because they are Brothers. And they had a younger brother called Andy Gibb who was a solo performer, although his brothers sang backup vocals on his albums.

[@virginiaaguilar3648]

I love this song since it came out when I was jus5 a little girl. Thank you for choosing this song today

[@amandafaber9983]

Love the way you two sway in sync! 💜

[@h.calvert3165]

IKR? They're so cute! 😍

[@spagoz2136]

The name Bee Gees came from a compilation of the initials of 3 people. Barry Gibb, Bill Gates (a Brisbane DJ who helped promote them) & Bill Goode (the promoter of the Redcliffe Speedway where as youngsters the boys performed at Interval time). I lived on the Redcliffe Peninsular Australia where they grew up. I was the same age as Barry and while I never knew them personally, I met them once in passing when they were still starting their singing careers.

[@teviottilehurst]

Do you know Barry spent most of his childhood in the British Isles, his and his brothers' homeland? He was 12 when he moved to Australia. All three never lost their English accents.

[@spagoz2136]

@@teviottilehurst Yes I was aware of it & there is some old 8mm film showing them skylarking back where they lived in England before coming to Australia. IIRC they originally spent some time in Victoria (probably Bonegilla migrant camp) before moving up to Brisbane and ended up renting a house in the suburb of Cribb Island, which at the time was considered to be bottom of the barrel as far as cheap accommodation was concerned (The suburb was eventually levelled to make way for the extended runways at Brisbane Airport). The family wisely moved from there to the Redcliffe Peninsular (I believe the suburb of Clontarf) and the boys attended Humpybong State School, which was where they later met their drummer Colin Peterson. Colin was chosen to play the starring role in the movie Smiley (1956). The film producers came to Redcliffe looking for a young lad to cast & he got the role (I missed out :( ) Even though the boys were born in England they never forgot their time in Australia, as it was here that they got there big break into the music scene. In fact after Maurice & Robyn passed away, Barry returned to pay a visit to Redcliffe where he reminisced about the good times he and his brothers had during that part of their lives. He opened a walkway dedicated to the Bee Gees. Just some trivia for you. I could write about my encounters with them as youngsters, but it's just more trivia.

[@tedtaylor1828]

You guys make me happy. Thank you. Keep it up. Xx

[@DougEvans]

Ahh, The Bee Gee's... one of my guilty pleasures. Great music. Once a "Death Before Disco" guy who now enjoys some peaceful vibes! Live, Love, Peace!

[@erlstone]

the dance scene in Sat Nite Fever to this is great... and the whole film is good

[@757optim]

The brothers did this their entire lives, in addition to writing hit songs for others.

[@godsspeedify]

Bee Gees. They are on another level GOAT.

[@todvball]

Yeah. This...is a great tune. BeeBees can sing a good mood....

[@mikehawk7822]

You guys are cool, calm and collected. Big ups. Buh buh buh.

[@jackpeters9048]

Great sound...Great harmony...Solid Gold....

[@antoniofigueroagarcia8168]

Era prácticamente un niño cuando escuchaba ésto y me enamoré del amor romántico por canciones como ésta. Etc

[@mikeminter4773]

Never let the bad apples ruin your joy. You guys are awesome!

[@iche50]

This is what we called in those days Good Music...! They have sooo many great hits, and wrote so much great hits for others....

[@timberTRS]

I get it. I remember my mom playing this song as well and it brings back that feeling of childhood for me.

[@justsomeguy5063]

One of the most successful British groups ever.

[@Kknightmcc]

One of the most successful groups worldwide ever

[@Boone1981]

My earliest memory of hearing them is on the movie Short Circuit when Johnny 5 was dancing with Stephanie and singing "More Than A Woman"

[@shawnk7832]

For love songs... doesn't get much better than this, if at all. 🥰🥰🥰

[@UnexpectedTurnOfEvents]

This song is the first one I've ever learned in English (a foreign language for me) when I was a kid in junior high. As an assignment in English class the teacher, who was a Bee Gees fan, had given us this song to translate and learn. :)

[@SplintersofFaith]

You guys bring so much joy to me. I am so far beyond elated that i found your channel. Keep up the great work.

[@HiHello-ku1fl]

Hard not to like this. Feels good and very enjoyable.

[@lionheartroar3104]

Bee Gees are a once in a lifetime group

[@historyguy5942]

From the “Saturday Night Fever” Soundtrack. A great song! Vastly underrated group.

[@michaelpatske788]

In case nobody told you today that you were loved and appreciated.....I LOVE AND APPRECIATE THE BOTH OF YOU FOR SPREADING GOOD VIBES AND LOVE.

[@TheRustyGuitarist]

Ahhh The Bee Gees!! Aka The Brothers Gibb!! So many hits!! Staying Alive is their best known hit. Barry Gibb also wrote the Theme Song for the movie Grease!! Grease is the word that you heard, it's got groove its got meaning!!

[@sylvialopez5928]

The Bee Gees are amazing yeah I just discovered them wore your husband has but they have so many hits unbelievable their voices are so beautiful when they harmonize just amazing

[@stevetanner3019]

The Bee Gees hits spanned from 1963 to 1991. Billboard named them the most successful group of the 70’s.

[@steviekc9057]

First time and such an interesting choice!! Gotta love the Gibbs Boys!

[@Boatzilla2]

Thanks guys. Love your reaction.

[@wannabesomethingmore]

You've grown and matured in a way that you can now appreciate the beauty of this song and others like it. All of the Bee Gee's music is beautiful. I also love their brother, Andy Gibb's music as well.

[@itmightbme]

One of the most talented families ever ❤

[@damonhines8187]

The Brothers Gibb. My first thought was, "This should be funny'. Then, "Disco? You wish." It's sweet, though...cute, even. lmao. Stay real. D