GEN Z KID Checks Out BEE GEES | Staying Alive (FIRST TIME EVER)

[@dianacasey6002]

Isn’t it lovely when we can step across the ages I’m 78 and love the joy of ppl finding music that brings joy.

[@tandaknights9047]

Is this not the beat for CPR? Barry was such a heart throb, and now that we're old, he is because he's been such a man of honor.

[@kuffkitten]

Ironically, so is 'Another One Bites The Dust'

[@RuthBair-ht1fj]

Love your reaction. Your excitement is contagious. You will enjoy Jive Talking, Wind of change (1979), Nights on Broadway 1975 midnight special and Fanny be tender with my love. This was in several movies and one you may have seen as a child would be Baby Geniuses or The Goofy movie 2. ❤❤❤

[@missdd6138]

Love this song!

[@Ayala70]

Your reaction is priceless.

[@ph.122]

YES👍

[@1974Asha]

Your reaction to this is everything. I love you. This made my day ❤

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 awwww.. that makes me smile to see you so happy

[@ph.122]

ME TOO!!!!

[@GrandmonsterRandom]

My joy recognizes you're joy! You made my day!

[@willow_wise]

What a great saying. I'm going to adopt that, if you don't mind.

[@GrandmonsterRandom]

@@willow_wise of course. The world is so difficult and hard, I'm just trying to notice how cool and amazing people and their experiences are. I'd love you to spread the love!

[@pamelabourgeois2628]

I can't wait for you to reach to Jive Talkin, Tragedy, Nights on, Fanny Be Tender, How Deep Is Your Love, and so so many more. ❤

[@ph.122]

Oh yes!!!!

[@pcaron3521]

Awsome reaction! I felt the love you feel for the BeeGees. It took me a number of years to know the lyrics of the song. Eventually you will as well.

[@leehallam9365]

Normally when someone realises they have heard a song before, it kills the reaction. This time it made it.

[@kathieovercash8414]

Your excitement is contagious. This was the first time a drum loop was ever used to record a song. They already had all the songs written for their new album when they were approached to write songs for the movie Saturday Night Fever. They told the producers that they were in Paris recording and didn't have time but they could hear what they already had written and the producers ended up using every song they showed them. At that point they wrote the movie around the songs. It was a low budget film that just exploded. I think it was because of the music. Pretty awesome.

[@eh1702]

This was one of the movies I ever saw that wasn’t the “village-pictures” showings of Charlie Chaplin or Laurel & Hardy. At home, the radio was monopolised by parents, and we weren’t indoors much anyway, even the kids who had TVs (our house didn’t) So EVERY SONG in Saturday Night Fever just burst on us as we sat in out town’s new giant cinema. 1300 kids and teenagers going crazy with it.

[@kathieovercash8414]

​@@eh1702that's so awesome. Thank you for sharing this.

[@blockklocker]

So much fun to see you so excited and happy. You are spreading that BG joy. 🤩

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 also I don't know if anybody's told you yet but there's a video of them live doing a song called " you should be dancing" ... but it also has their younger brother Andy on stage with them... it's fantastic!

[@lindataggart9076]

Saturday Night Fever yeah!! Your pure joy is contagious.

[@cindyv1401]

SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER 😍 classic movie with John Travalta 🤗

[@Morgaine]

This! Find the movie "Saturday Night Fever" and watch it. It defined the Disco era, made John Travolta a huge star and the Soundtrack, done by the BeeGees, was huge.

[@catlady443]

Where Travolta got his reputation for dancing

[@carolhayar3037]

Opening scene from "Saturday Night Fever." Take a look at Travolta's walking down the street to this.

[@sarablack2547]

Apparently travolta didn't do the walk by himself. When you see him it's him when the camera is on his shoes it's someone else.

[@carolhayar3037]

@@sarablack2547 Where did the info come from -- & is anyone besides Travolta mentioned in any info?

[@sarablack2547]

@@carolhayar3037 I believe it was a documentary on UK TV about the film.prob to celebrate the anniversary of it being out for 25 years or something.i googled and got this. It was Mr. Zinn's feet and legs, in disco boots and jeans, that walked into the camera during the memorable 1977 opening credits for ''Saturday Night Fever,'' to the music of ''Staying Alive The guy is Jeff Zinn he was travoltas photo double too. He has an IMDb page. In the doc the presenter did the same walk and stopped at the same place tony did for a slice of pizza.

[@carolhayar3037]

@@sarablack2547 I saw where it said it was Jeff Zinn's shoes but Travolta denied it. Anything's possible, with so much differing info on the internet, whether it's an article or a video, it's difficult to know what's real & what isn't, i.e., there are 2 choreographers named (Wilson & Terrio) as working w-Travolta who refused a body double when the producers suggested it; then there's info in a reporter's interview article that mentions a JoJo Smth as the choreographer working w-Travolta but never mentions Wilson & Terrio. What doesn't make sense to me is that w-the great dancing Travolta did, the hrs. of work put in, exercising, etc. why would they need to use someone else's feet. At any rate, I'm a leery sort of person when it comes to stuff on the web & take everything w-a grain of salt. Thanks.

[@LuckyDawgProductionsModerator]

Best reaction ever to this song! Really enjoyed the joy you had watching this video! I'll be 70 next month and have been a fan of the BeeGees since I was 13 years old. I still listen to their music every single day. Well done!

[@101ineke]

You look so happy, all the women in my time had a crash on barry.

[@ScottPothan]

You have no idea how massive how life enhancing this track was. When Stayin Alive hit I was working on the QE2 week in week out transatlantic crossings. Id go to a club in London and it was Stayin Alive four days later Id be in New York and it was Stayin Alive pumping in the NY clubs then Id be back on the ship and it was Stayin Alive pumping in the crew bars on QE2. In the middle of the bloody Atlantic it was massive ! Stayin Alive was global in a way never known before. And it was the London and New York club scene that drove it: not radio. It was groundbreaking on another level. If you were alive then its a track in your bloodstream forever.

[@Lora-qw2rz]

Love Barry's hair.❤❤❤❤

[@nenelles-dancelikenobodysw8511]

We all wore our pants like that! 😉

[@junebug_tx2305]

Yeah baby

[@tommtommkin]

Bell bottoms lol and platforms I wore them kept twisting my ankles lol.

[@Tessiefaye]

Two of my favorite Bee Gee song were two of their later hits, For Wom the Bell Tolls and "One".

[@tonielliott8659]

Jay you are adorable as hell when you react to the Beegees. You are just like the rest of us Beegees lovers. But you really should go back a little further. Robin has the most amazing haunting beautiful voice. Check out I Started A Joke 1989 from Melbourne Australia. And Maurice is pronounced Morris. I was 17 when I first heard it. I went to go see Saturday Night Fever. I thought it was awesome. My favorite from that movie is You should be dancing. I saw them in concert back in July of 1979

[@1959219]

I also love Robin in Alone. ❤

[@Eowyn187]

Dude if you were back then, you'd be like some of us were, and you'd be dancing at clubs almost every night. For a whole decade fr. I see it in you. 😅

[@tommtommkin]

I soooooooooooo so remember those days... roller skating too man I do truly miss that now I'm lucky I can get up and go to the bathroom lol.

[@DonnaNable-s2g]

You may be born gen z, but your soul is Disco!!❤❤

[@laurasatch4439]

You got that right! 🪩🪩🪩

[@christianoazzuro6711]

Yes those were the times back then that there was real music,real talented songwritters and non-autotuned performers.i.e.one of today's acts could make 3-4 songs if he sampled a Bee Gees song that were highly filled up with clever hooks and self written melodies.You could even hear real acoustic strings in a dance song.Such a feverishly creative era.

[@christianoazzuro6711]

@@DonnaNable-s2g Yes plz.Say it again out loud that 'dirty" word without guilt, 'DISCOOO'!Gorgeous carefree times and we had such fun.

[@Sleeper-u7o]

Such a great song. Remember when it came out.

[@Lora-qw2rz]

Barry holding those long high notes just awesome ❤❤❤

[@portiamatthews9654]

This was awesome, especially if you grew up during this era. We had the hair, swag and gear. ❤

[@roseyoung6585]

"BROTHERS GIBBS in the House"! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@nenelles-dancelikenobodysw8511]

GREAT REACTION 👍 Now you know why we love watching reaction videos!

[@ph.122]

👍👍👍🎶

[@kellyford5903]

You, Young Sir, possess a million dollar smile 🤩 Great Post-thank you! 💕🇺🇸💕

[@424stormygirl]

I'm 64 and this takes me back to my teens. LOL Love it and your reaction was the best!

[@guesswho7758]

'70s here... 😜

[@tommtommkin]

60 over here but this was shot in my neighborhood so I knew it all very well lol. :)

[@ShadiyahOfMaryland]

I absolutely love your love for these iconic artists and music! Believe me, it does something for my universe too, and I was there when Saturday Night Fever came out! #beegeesforever

[@carolespinoza8469]

It's. John Travolta dancing in the movie. 🕺

[@tommtommkin]

Nope hes walking it at the start of the movie. :)

[@mymuses4336]

YAY MAN! It's SO RAD to see the Bee Gees bringing a youngling like you so much happiness! THEY DEFINITELY STAND THE TEST OF FATHER TIME YEAH? ^..^

[@willow_wise]

What a great reaction! Really, one of the best I've seen with this song. Well done!

[@ph.122]

That's right!!!😍

[@megdelaney3677]

💙💙💙LOVE THE BEE GEES!!!

[@jonnajois]

I was at the disco late 70s here in Stockholm. Dancing away 💃

[@steveasher5849]

This was the song of my junior year of high school. It was everywhere!

[@dianebradley597]

I wish I'd been in the room when the Bee Gees first wrote this song. Did they know then that they had created an iconic classic?

[@margiegoldsmith-qu6mq]

Love your reaction, so good😃

[@ph.122]

Oh yes!!!😍

[@lisaharrigan1370]

You can't listen to this song without groovin' to it!

[@BRIDINC1972]

Was 5 when Saturday Night Fever came out. The music was everywhere. Been a BEEGEES fan since then.

[@debbers]

How could anyone not love the Bee Gees! We've all heard this song before so you pause as much as you want to! absolutely loved your reaction to this one! Barry has been married to the same woman for over fifty years and as far as I know has always been true to her!❤❤❤❤❤

[@summerof6734]

The first time I heard Staying Alive was when I went to the movies with my teenage brother and sister, but I as only 10!! I watched Saturday night Fever and got the biggest crush on John Travolta😁🥰… I have loved the Bee Gees too ever since !!

[@andtap]

I was about 6 years old when this song first came out and back then it was everything! Bee Gees were the first group I ever became aware of, even before the Saturday Night Fever insanity. I would have been very young but songs like Jive Talkin, Run To Me, To Love Somebody, Nights On Broadway would come on the radio when we were driving in the car and I'd ask my dad to turn it up, haha! I think my love of music began with these 3 brothers. In my opinion, the Bee Gees have no equal.

[@josefaangel9545]

Love your reaction to staying alive….. You have such an loving reaction… . Bee gees is real music… They are amazing…

[@tmtrikosko9060]

Guardians of the Galaxy! ❤

[@Sandra6411]

@JayFlexREAL It’s so 🆒 to see you youngsters love our music!! ❤❤❤❤❤. On the original, Maurice was playing that bass; Barry was on acoustic guitar. A great song last through time. This song was released in 1977!!! Yet, people today are still enjoying it!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kathieovercash8414]

You made my day. Makes my heart smile.

[@katrinaprescott5911]

Yes, pre-internet, unless you bought thr album and the lyrics were in the liner notes (not always) you pretty much had to guess at them. Which made for some pretty interesting interpretations. There are websites of "misheard lyrics" where people post what they *thought* the lyrics said and then get an answer of what they actually say. It can be very funny.

[@safariloverinnc5156]

Great reaction!!

[@Turnermama]

My very first concert 50 years ago was the Bee Gees ❤ For me they are the best vocal group, but my all time favorite is Elvis Presley ❤️

[@LizzieRD]

#flexer. Bought the SNF album in 78 and used to dance around in the living room with my few months old daughter on my hip. Great memories. Her smile was bigger than mine

[@mymuses4336]

AHHHH...the ICONIC song that opened one of the GREATEST disco-era films of all time..." SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER "!!! ^..^

[@beckyleavitt7808]

This song was done for Saturday Night Fever. I remember thinking, how do they sing so high lol.

[@TheMadeofhonor]

I think (To much Heaven) is their best song, (Stayin alive) being the second but they had so many great hits. Love the Bee Gees!

[@Wellch]

Song is “ Too Much Heaven”

[@secolerice]

I was in college when this came out. I was into The Bee Gees since 1970. I like the 60s/early 70s stuff better. My favorite is “I Started A Joke” from 1968. BTW, Sesame Street did a take on Saturday Night Fever called Sesame Street Fever. It was a whole album of songs in the same disco beat. I used it with my preschool class . They loved it.

[@verapena9465]

Spot on about the reactions and reliving our memories together ❤

[@SuperDave71176k]

You should do some more country reactions like kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton they did a duet called Islands in the stream The Bee Gees wrote it.

[@jayeginn5963]

I love your reaction(s) especially to The BeeGees. I don't know how old you are, but at 60 I know I'm way, WAY, older than you, LOL. But, of course, still way younger than The BeeGees. I first saw the BeeGees in 1975 on a chart show on TV doing Nights on Broadway. Well, it was then that my little 11-year-old girl heart was captured by Barry. I had no idea what was happening to me, but I instantly had the biggest crush. I don't really remember when I first heard Stayin' Alive, but I do know that my (girl)friends and I would check the charts on all the songs of Saturday Night Fever and if they would be shown during the pop TV shows. Then of course we'd park ourselves right in front of the TV set and be glued to it whenever they were on and often afterward would call each other on the phone (LANDLINES!!!!) and swoon and giggle and talk about how freaking handsome Barry was, LOL. That was 1977, when I was 13 and they pretty much dominated the charts that year, and all the popmagazines featured them so we could all fill our scrapbooks with the photos and articles. And of course we plastered the walls of our (pre) teen rooms with posters of them, especially Barry (and Andy). Ah, childhood memories, LOL.

[@tommtommkin]

Were the same age you remember Tiger Beat? Lol I cant remember the rest at the moment.

[@pamshort4590]

Yes, Barry loved the camera, and the camera loved him.

[@RaynorBear]

... in the 1970s, there was a magazine called "Song Hits" that printed the lyrics to popular songs on the radio at the time. Many times I would have to check these magazines to figure out what the lyrics were to a particular song.

[@t.j.payeur5331]

Their best work, hands down...

[@akires1550]

Man I just love your energy and smiles in all your videos recaps 😂 ❤

[@3eenergyhealing]

If you haven’t heard how deep is your love you should listen to that one.

[@terezinhafernandes8164]

É muito bom ver jovens conhecendo os Bee Gees. Eles eram e ainda são os melhores. Vc precisa ouvir "Nights on Broadway", "From Whom the Bell Tolls", "I Could Not Love You More", "Winds of Chance (alive version)" e muitas e muitas outras. Eu poderia fazer uma lista quase interminável. Continue fazendo reacts dos Bee Gees. 😊🇧🇷

[@leanneqld]

you made me smile

[@annaandgary1]

❤ heard in high school had loved the Bee Gees long before that but this was the start of their disco songs.

[@triciaevans7497]

I have fond memories of sitting in front of Dad's home made speakers for hours, pen and paper in hand and trying to work out the lyrics to Chicory Tip (Song of my Father) and T Rex (Ride a White Swan), painstaking process when you had to keep lifting the needle of the record player and guessing where to place it to hear the section you wanted...........we never could work out much of it, years later when i could 'see' them on the internet I realised we never stood a chance, very gobbledeegook lyrics 🤣

[@Lamm139]

When this song came out I was 5 years old. My mother was a huge John Travolta fan. So I probably was watching the movie hopping around in front of the TV and trying to dance like John Travolta. 😊😸

[@Jude_196]

YAY - BEE GEES!!! LOVE 'EM!!! :)

[@sarablack2547]

The 1977 music video for the Bee Gees' song "Stayin' Alive" was filmed on the backlot of MGM Studios in Culver City, California. The video features the group singing on an abandoned subway terminal set that included buildings and a train station. The set was next to the one used to film *Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band* at the same time. I'm sure that location was used when gene kelly was introducing clips from mgm musicals for the movie that's entertainment.❤

[@Linda-zm6lk]

Fred Astaire arrives in New York on this train in The Bandwagon. It was used in That's Entertainment but I think it was Fred in front of it.

[@sarablack2547]

@@Linda-zm6lk it's possible. It's been yrs since I saw it

[@willow_wise]

Check out some post-fever era Bee Gees. Try "Fallen Angel", "I Surrender", "Kiss of Life" , or "Alone" all upbeat. if you prefer their softer side try "For Whom the Bell Tolls", "How To Fall In Love Pt 1", "Heart Like Mine" or "My Lover's Prayer". Love your Bee Gees reactio - please keep it going!!

[@stephanieholland5833]

The heart of disco.

[@mikeguerrero72]

It was crazy back in the '70's. Like another viewer said, people were out dancing every night. One thing was how DISCO and ROCK & ROLL were butting heads. ROCK people thought DISCO would take over and people would quit making ROCK. Which is crazy. There were folks that liked DISCO but they wouldn't admit it. Good music will always be good music. I'd go dancing on Friday nights and Saturday too. Usually at least one other night too..

[@tmtrikosko9060]

Your videos bring me so much joy

[@Vonnies1929]

I got pregnant on this song. My first Son! No lie. I was feeeeeeeling it!! 😅🎉Berry hit that note😋

[@ingridneumann8196]

Thats wy I love the Bee Gees. Every Song is a surprice ❤❤❤

[@dreams2xs]

Love the Bee Gees, love the Beatles and Stones. One under the radar singer from the '60s is Tommy James. Had hits in the 60s but in the 80s, his songs were rerecorded by different artists. At one time in the 80s, he had written the #1 and #2 songs on the charts performed by different artists.

[@tommtommkin]

Tommy James and the Shondells Crimson And Clover... Prince did a cover of that song too. :)

[@clhsocial]

Iconic opening scene/credits - my first encounter with this song (46 or so years ago): kzbin.info/www/bejne/foeooqxsgJZrj9Esi=dXl2rMq-BG4CTqNr

[@tommtommkin]

Saturday Night Fever (Opening Credits) that's where you hear this song where Tony (John Travolta) was walking down the street back in Brooklyn NY, my neighborhood!!! Love this you brought me back home when I was a kid. Go watch the opening credits to that movie you'll see and hear it. And YES the Italian guys did double up the pizza like that. And just about every Italian guy both talked and acted like that too. I grew up in that neighborhood went to that club, a few years later I was only 13 when this movie came out in 1977, 2001 Odyssey and the dance floor was way smaller in real life they actually made it bigger for the movie. The dance studio was on 86th st in Bklyn (Brooklyn) I went there a few years later too. The Verrazano Bridge was close to my house too along with the White Castle too. I'd take my walks every Saturday and Sunday and the Italian guys with there tight shorts on and white tight tee shirts would be washing there cars lol to me they were funny why you gotta wash you car 2 days in a row piezan??? Lol being Italian myself I made fun of them not to there face of course lol I do a really good imitation of them lol but I loved them too it was always in jest lol and frankly I miss the buzz outta them hey oh hey dont toucha my car I breaka you face lol. Man I really miss those times and what it was like back then. Watching that movie always brings me back. And not only the Bee Gees but do there brother too Andy Gibb too I loved him oh my gosh he always looked and sounded like Barry too. Peace.

[@alexfletcher5192]

Incidentally, there is no tonal correction on this song. Live or otherwise. Whenever they performed it. From when I was about 5...

[@AsphaltAngel]

Super fun! 🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 you might really love listening to KC and the sunshine band.... disco music from the 70s

[@petapan3362]

Great reaction young man.

[@loulouboivin28]

It fills my ❤ with happiness to watch you loving this song as much as I danced on it 45 years ago! 😁

[@cathierockey5123]

You probably saw it in Arthur and the Minimoys or Arthur and the Invisibles (2006). It's a combined live action and cartoon movie starring Freddie Highmore. This was played while they were hanging out with Snoop Dogg.

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

John Travolta from Saturday Night Fever strutted to this one...😂

[@gracechurchcates]

John travolta in Saturday night fever. You are right, don’t need to know the words, the music to die for. I was born 1950 and this music still makes me move. Thanks for your genuine response.

[@marshastapleton1148]

Your reaction made my day! So cool that you actually know their names. Hang in there with the Bee Gees, there's SO MUCH more to these super-talented brothers! God bless.

[@patriciacanadiansenior8130]

Love this, & them!!!!

[@Reina1950]

John Travolta, lead actor in FEVER The Bee Gees sang throughout the whole film. Its a great LPs check it out.

[@RockPowerUSA]

It is the song that definitely affects people the first time. Then to be able to see the video reminiscing on how many times you love that song and didn't know it was Bee Gees. It's really cool having you share your same feeling we had listening. I don't know if I want to admit this, but for several years, every day, I love to listen to reactions to Stayin' Alive. Also Too Much Heaven. It's impossible to overdose. You gave a great reaction to the song you discovered you loved again so much.

[@LillyMarz777]

Dive in they have so many great songs. Try Fanny Be Tender, Jive Talking, Nights on Broadway, Bodyguard, Alone, You Win Again, One, Massachusetts, Gotta Get A Message To You, so many.

[@dl00076]

I remember when this song came out ...the movie and the oundtrack ... Such a great time❤

[@HeatherMyfanwyTylerGreey]

💗I first heard this when it came out. I was 13/14. I liked Robin I thought Barry was a show-off. I also thought Maurice was old but now I know he was the youngest of the three. If only by 40 minutes.

[@mymuses4336]

REST IN POWER...ROBIN AND MAURICE GIBB...WE LOVE YOU! BARRY IS STILL HONOURING Y'ALL'S LEGACY! * The BEE GEES were originally called, THE BROTHERS GIBB! ^..^🙀

[@kimberlyneely4029]

I just fell in love with you a little bit more because of your reaction to my childhood heartthrobs....you captured EXACTLY how I feel when I hear The Bee Gees and younger brother Andy. I teleport right back to my tiny bedroom waiting for the radio to play these songs!!!

[@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

Did you know Robin and Maurice were twins?