GIRLFRIEND REACTS TO LOVE AFFAIR EVERLASTING LOVE REACTION

Today's music reaction, Drogbajr Reacts and girlfriend react to Love Affair Everlasting Love reaction. Love Affair were a London-based pop and progressive rock group formed in 1966. The group had several UK Singles Chart Top 10 hits, including the number one success, "Everlasting Love".
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[@bpfromowc]

A great song ruined by pointless, irrelevant, ramblings. 😒

[@petebrotherton736]

Perhaps if you let the music play for more than 5 seconds before interrupting you would appreciate the song more.

[@jeffgomer8609]

They don’t know sod all

[@elisamcgowan4774]

That's EXACTLY what I was thinking Pete.

[@greetingseartlhings]

As a 65 year old Londoner, to me this song is about the greatest and most moving British single of the 1960's. Unfortunately, you have stopped it so many times for so long that you have stopped its flow and effect. Clearly at least one of you did not want to listen to it, judging by the number of times the song was stopped ("oh, oh, brass, I bet he stops it").. You have spent almost 10 1/2 minutes talking and mostly putting down this song video, which only last 3 minutes, Why the hopeless comments about the visuals e.g. about the Charlie Chaplin dancer, the frilly shirt, and the girl at the end, when you are supposed to be reacting to the music ? Why not listen to it, instead of debating what style it is ? Disappointed with your video, difficult for me to watch without getting annoyed at what you were saying. I would recommend no more than 3 - 4 short pauses, to mainly talk about the music, in your future reaction videos if you want to build up a following. Longer pauses just destroy the effect of the song.

[@H4CK61]

Agree pathetic reaction.

[@johnmiddleton2566]

For gods sake listen to the song, did you know Steve Ellis is 16 here, and the drummer is 15. Who cares who they look like, you guys just didn't give a toss about the music. And a tip, don't take up comedy ever.

[@Bpg5012trick]

The drummer was 14 yrs old.

[@Ant-dx8yt]

There is absolutely no point to this video, I lasted 45 seconds

[@kevinjuden9568]

1.....2,well that's counted your combined brain cells.

[@daneelolivaw602]

I lasted for five minutes before I could take no more, you stopped for about two minutes after about ten seconds of the song, it's a great song from a very young group of musicians, I am glad that back when this song was released we didn't stop it every few seconds, we listened to it, we danced to it, we loved it, we enjoyed ourselves, you should try doing the same.

[@StrangeBrew001]

Too many stops and comments. It’s short song and your not 30 second in and have commented close to four minutes.

[@jonsouth1545]

Worst review I've ever seen you paid no attention to a fantastic artist the kid was 16 at the time and ozed soul

[@johnharbinger4231]

Tip......let the song play.... you interrupt too many times.

[@elisamcgowan4774]

I AGREE!.

[@johnfaram4684]

respect this classic song please, from one pissed off englishman

[@timflaherty8389]

This song was recorded in October 1967 by January 1968 it was No# 1. The Drummer was 14 years old the lead singer was 16 years old. Very talented Band.

[@gigantor62]

I've been waiting years for someone to react to this song and I get you two. How disappointing.

[@ImFrancis325]

Sorry for your disappointment, you could also do a reaction about it too it’s only fair 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@deborahwhitney9427]

@@ImFrancis325 Well I should think anyone would do a lot better than you two. It's obvious you are only doing reaction videos to make some quick money. Word of advise to you two. Don't give up your jobs that's if you have a job.

[@ImFrancis325]

@@deborahwhitney9427 haha I make plenty enough than youtube, I don't need quick money. I like how people would come to conclusion about others when you don't know people. go somewhere with your hate and bother some else or just don't watch you wank

[@linzirainbow6577]

You like the sound of your own voices too much to ever really listen and appreciate music.

[@steveellisoriginalbritishs8423]

Many thanks to all who recommended this, to Rob Squad for featuring it, and all who took the time to write such lovely comments! Everlasting Love to all. :) xx Steve Ellis-Original Voice of the Love Affair

[@elisamcgowan4774]

Brilliant song, and great video Steve. Thank you., and keep well. XX

[@MrRoyum]

Amazing talent Steve, difficult for Americans to understand 60’s London and the impact of kids who were so different to the previous generation!

[@susanwixom8978]

Bad reaction /review. Moving on....

[@hooverguy6072]

No appreciation of the music here, just taking the Mickey out of the band. If these couple of jokers had any sort of talent or respect they would not churn out such a rubbish critic

[@darrenmarsden935]

Are these 2 for real?

[@paulteague2586]

Great British band again the singer 16 years old at the time and the drummer 14 years old

[@RouXRenard]

I could play this every day. You CANNOT get too much of this. Steve's voice is amazing (still is). Props to Keith Mansfield Orchestra for blowing the original soul version by Robert Knight out of the water! Love Affair was a 1969 #1. Very, very few British covers ever beat the Soul originals. One of the greatest pop records of all time.

[@djpaul146]

Wow 1967 this was made and I think Steve was only about 17 when he recorded this

[@northernsouler6179]

Steve Ellis the lead singer is a Soul Boy and the band have 60's Mod hair cuts. He is still touring and has just released another album. I suggest you research the Mod movement and you might understand why they dressed like that and had their hair cut like it.

[@kingfarouk3468]

how could anyone see this and not fall madly in love with Steve Ellis? He deserves greater stardom.

[@tkau8]

Seriously!

[@ImFrancis325]

what?

[@martin__uk]

Funny Reaction by you both. The genre is 60's pop.Recorded in Oct 1967 and got to No 1 in the UK Charts in Jan 1968.

[@michaelbower802]

U didn't even listen to the song properly u kept stopping it every few seconds why didn't u listen to it in full first before talking over it

[@tismeal]

Do your research.

[@ImFrancis325]

next time I will

[@djpaul146]

Let the music play

[@larsholzke8475]

Yes let the song just play. Dont stoo it very 10 seconds. You can comment it after ending roo.

[@videoinformer]

Watching your reaction is like watching you take a Rorschach test administered by a psychiatric pathologist. You stop repeatedly on a dime to comment in the weirdest way about insignificant minutia no normal spectrum person watching this is thinking about. Horrible reaction to a great song that you didn't pay the slightest attention to and which flew over your heads from the first note to the last.

[@ImFrancis325]

I will work on that

[@paulpalmtree9295]

There not listening 👂 to the music 🎵, they keep interrupting, every 5 seconds. Terrible way to review music. A big thumbs down 👎.

[@ImFrancis325]

I am not reviewing the music I am listening and expressing my own opinion. I understand everyone has their own opinion.

[@paulpalmtree9295]

@@ImFrancis325 My first six words in my comments “THERE NOT LISTENING TO THE MUSIC”.

[@ImFrancis325]

@@paulpalmtree9295 hahaha you're funny

[@bazhilton9527]

@@ImFrancis325 and you two are not reactionists, find something else to do

[@christinakousoulidou5608]

Just listen!!!! This is one of the most beautiful songs ever !!! Stop looking at the hair bla bla!

[@kennyosborne6611]

Sry, too much stopping!

[@BarbaraGrosvenor]

This song reminds me of my teenage years,wonderful 1968

[@dustincalabro]

I e watched some bad reactions and congratulations! You take the cake!

[@antoniettamurphy7126]

Absolutely! Don't think they like or understand music.

[@mikerivers9634]

As a 67 year old Londoner ignore previous comments as I understand this particular video is almost impossible to upload in its entirety without KZbin blocking it. In the sixties, music classification was a lot simpler. Anything in the Top 30 was just referred to as Pop Music. Anything like Motown or Stax was called Soul and anything like Desmond Dekker (from Jamaica) was called Reggae. Easy eh. Then along came the likes of Cream and Hendrix and so Rock music was born. King Crimson saw the birth of Progressive Rock and then we heard Sly & The Family Stone and Superstition by Stevie Wonder and that was called Funk! Anything by Pink Floyd (late sixties) was Psychedelic Rock and when Psychedelia sort of finished everything like that morphed into Prog Rock. As you can see in the space of only a few years music exploded into a myriad of new genres and I guess then, armed with tags for just about all the new genres, people started revisiting older sixties music and reclassifying it. Folk Rock, Singer-songwriter, Blues etc. The Beatles in the beginning were just Pop but Revolver / Sgt Pepper was Psychedelic Pop whereas The White Album would be considered Rock. Cream and Led Zeppelin were rock but now considered Classic Rock. This particular track was a great cover version of Robert Knight’s original. UK artists did a lot of that as in cover original Stateside songs. Indeed US blues artists inspired many British artists looking for a heavier sound. Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones are prime examples. Nowadays of course, so many artists cover a multitude of genres. The Rolling Stones originally a ‘Pop’ group later became a ‘Rock’ band. In the sixties Rock ‘n’ Roll meant somebody like Bill Haley & The Comets or Chuck Berry. I would conclude by stating these are my views as a then teenager living through it all from a UK perspective. Things might have been different in the States. Was Motown as popular in the States as it was in the UK for example. It was absolutely massive over here, Temptations, Four Tops brilliant acts. Hope this hasn’t confused the hell out of you. I’m gonna fix myself a whiskey or something after all that!!

[@ImFrancis325]

Thank you so much for taking the time to explain all that. I love hearing the perspective of all my followers, especially since it was so personal to you. I think it's so interesting that the UK groups were covering stateside groups, because I think the stateside groups weren't as big over here. Instead, when the British Invasion happened, the UK groups really led the way to introduce the US groups to the large US population. Thanks again for watching my video, hope you had a great drink 🍺

[@NuVibes.]

Jeez!

[@jacklewis5452]

This is the only song to hit the top 40 charts in the 60s, 70s, 80s 90s and 2000s. All by different artists. This one his #1 in 1967/1968 the same year that the original song came out which also charted.

[@jonnno243]

Other great Love Affair songs are, Bringing On Back The Good Times, Rainbow Valley, A Day Without Love.

[@kurtphipps7823]

Stop stopping the video

[@Bpg5012trick]

They have to for copyright.

[@Bruce1983]

if you dont like the song you dont like the song. people like different music

[@kennyosborne6611]

Last time watching you guys.....your trying to milk the clock too long!

[@LLLL-dz9wb]

Motown sound.

[@dec-hw3lm]

Constant interruptions make the Reaction unwatchable ?

[@ratdad48]

Can't get much worse

[@ImFrancis325]

thanks.....?😥

[@ryanbuckley5529]

Wow...🤦‍♂️

[@RobertSmith-bz5ug]

what the hell do you know about "back in the day" ?? LOL

[@marcoscamargo7763]

I believe it would be much more polite for you to just listen to the song and pay more attention to the video recorded so many decades ago. A little more respect would be essential. 🙏🏻✨

[@Dan-zb1ks]

This song is over 50 years old. Technology was no where near todays. The quicker you understand that the fewer the viewers you'll lose.. .......like me.

[@janicetaylor7516]

I agree. Ultra- crap reaction esp sniggering at the bands' looks and style from two people who are no oil paintings themselves and are too ignorant to watch.

[@evamangan101]

the drummer was fourteen .the lead singer was 16 .A very young band . Try to stop pausing the video every second , not a good reaction from you both 🙈

[@jimhatridge9908]

Y'all don't know chit about the 60's, which you also got the decade wrong. Recorded originally by the kids, and then re-done using a 40 piece orcastra and that's the one your are talking through. Steve Winwood's older brother produced and Kiki Dee was one of four female back-up vocalists. Video was not live, but airguitar, however Steve Ellis is NOT lipsyncing in the video, so I'm told....and the dancers, well it was the 60's. You dig man?

[@arthurthompson2517]

Plz can u do rainbow valley by love affair it’s my favourite song

[@johnroberts4286]

How to ruin a great tune. Insult after insult and over analysed, just enjoy it for what it is.

[@ImFrancis325]

Thank you for the advise

[@grahambaker9377]

You like the sound of your own voices over the music

[@markwilliam3162]

Get over it this is the best song that come out of the 60,s just listen to it and enjoy and stop blabbing on

[@supermanman9520]

poor reaction to an epic song

[@marlenenicholson6264]

what the hell!! to much chat pulling folk to pieces instead of listning to the band .

[@greekmillennial4540]

So... much...pause...ing

[@jamesflynn6907]

honestly you two looked depressed and so judgemental, ,

[@patrickthiedeman1634]

Too much irrelevant , self satisfying talk....

[@dalekrampert1920]

do you 2 vreact to songs or just f*** around.

[@markandresen1]

What the hell are you both going on about?

[@user-hc3ei7gb5y]

We receive less commentary on a football match

[@jacklewis5452]

Why is she wearing glasses? Why did she walk through here? Why did she have a stripped shirt on? What about the hair? What about the shirt? I was a flower boy. Being a ring boy is cute. I had a pink shirt.......BORING>

[@lolapanola282]

Inerrupting every 5 seconds Thumb down

[@JohnSmith-bx8zb]

Where do we start with your comments they reflect two people who have not got a clue and typical know all Americans. Several points 1. Wonder why you never spotted the drawing of LBJ 2. The lead singer was just turned 17 3. The drummer was 14 4. It was a cover, the original cover by the Love Affair did not sound right so a second version - this one with the 40 piece orchestra- was commissioned. 5. This version is more of a Motown sound than anything, sort of White Soul. 7. The finished arrangement was released in 1967 not the 1970’s 8. The film was made for Austrian TV 9. The lady with the bowler is Dolores Schminder a famous Austrian performer and she is still with us. 10. The other lady is listed as Kerry Ellis 11. Why are these 2 women in the film, ask the director, this sort of film was a regular style at the time. 12. I expect you were not alive in the 1960’s and would not understand what was going on!!

[@grumpymonkey6181]

Jesus you two are judgemental on appearance! No subscription from me.

[@wolfgangjannsen]

Ridiculous stops and comments of no clues.

[@musik102]

Dreadful reaction! So frustrating! That's NOT the way to do it!

[@antoniettamurphy7126]

Don't give up your day jobs!

[@lydiahernandez4700]

Yeah u guys talk too much.

[@rogerchesson176]

You two should look for something else to do, terrible reaction, you judge a song after the first few bars, could not listen to the end.

[@Stoddy2k]

Listened to you two rambling on more than you should have done made me leave halfway through.

[@gerryrr93]

Wont be watching these again

[@Walesbornandbred]

Why did you stop it before it started? 1. It's isn't the 70s it's the 60s 2.Steve Ellis the singer is 16 The drummer 15. 3. The group recorded this in 2 takes. 4. The band are still going after nearly 60 years. You don't have what it takes to review music are you even listening to it? It was obvious you didn't like it, which is fine and you can say that, in an honest review, not sitting there like 2 drunk teenagers laughing at the dancers. God knows how this came up in my suggestions.

[@Stevesolo1950]

Terrible review. How can you enjoy the music when you keep stopping it every few seconds, with poor remarks

[@miguelalejandro4357]

Horrible reaction ! Interrupting and interrupting…..

[@StrangeBrew001]

Too much stopping

[@MIGVALK]

cant listen to these 2 chopping this track up why dont they just play nothing

[@daneelolivaw602]

If this pair played nothing they would still find stuff to moan about.

[@tomlubus]

Play the video. You talk too much

[@spurs19571]

You talk to much it's killing the song

[@michaelfuson7879]

You guys really should do a different type of podcast reactions are not your thing , just sayin.

[@philwebster1085]

How embarrassing you two are

[@barryphillips5323]

Your a waste of time

[@user-ej1mk2mj7y]

This is a waste of time

[@saltydog4759]

wow. that reaction was really really lame and the chick has dead eyes

[@mikebaker5041]

Hope I don't see you two on KZbin again. Very poor reaction. Maybe watch some good reactions and learn from them. By the way the dancers are not part of the band, there was a carnival going on.

[@marlenenicholson6264]

unwatchable ,to much talking .

[@kennythompson1884]

Forgettable post don't pack up day Job!

[@51Saffron]

You talk way too much.

[@johnmiddleton4879]

Worst reaction ever

[@helgar791]

What an incredibly tepid, washed out version. Try the cover of this by Carl Carton if you want to hear a version that is better sung, better produced and with more fire and dynamics. This, ugh.

[@larry-lee4769]

Yes also excelent, just as good -- however from a different listening opinion, this has been slightly Transfgormed into a Dance Disco style,excelent for its Styling, However from the Love Affair a more maybe serious pop style version,--- my words have nothing to do with my Personnal taste,im just giving a true view to the song, as stated im myself an Ex. pretty Succesfull Musician/Frontmann, who has in his Lifetime also had a medium world success, and also made a good Contribution to the International Music Industry History Archives, -----ive crossed mayself virtually through almost every Modern day Music style in my Lifetzime, im even today Still high up on tzhe International Prto Level, Having also been classed as just one of a Number of the true Pioners of the N.W.O.B.H.M 1977-1986 again another compleatly different aspect of such music scenes as this great past U.k Chart Hit of the late 60´s, yes ive got it since day 1 of release on the market, its not overall my Personnal Stylbut even then ive all the LOVE AFFAIRS Releases, iver even got this U.s Discvo Version, wehy because its good, ------------- they cant be compared to one another, with harsh critic, they are ssimply different. and the musician contents are simply different although truly the same song. It´s all truly down to Personnal taste,whatever the outcome both versions are played good within their own right. however STEVE ELLIS (Love Affair) is only just 16/18 years or so and the drummer was only a young boy. so all my credit guys, for that great 60´s Period of britt pop, and a bloody good voice from Steve.-- i tremember buying somewhere around the same time --- the u.k chart hit songs back then CALL ME NUMBER 1 (The Tremeloes) MELTING POT (Blue Mink) and if i remember rightly I WANT YOU BACK from the Jackson 5 hell songs back then where so very Original in melodys and styling.

[@Bpg5012trick]

No difference between the 2. Exact same tempo, only difference is the copy version has the chorus at the start, so I don't know what you're babbling on about, one being better than the other. But credit always goes to the original artist.

[@helgar791]

@@Bpg5012trick According to you tempo is everything. It's not. The differences are again, as I stated. Carl Carlton is a far better singer. It's not close. He has more range, more control, a better vibrato and a better timbre. And he shows all of that in his version. His song is better produced, his has more dynamics, musically and vocally, and the song itself has more fire. Because many of you heard this pale version first hardly puts it in the same league as Carlton's.

[@johnroberts4286]

@@helgar791 Complete dross.

[@deborahwhitney9427]

@@Bpg5012trick Do you think Carl Carlton is the original singer of this song. In fact the original singer is Robert Knight. And I like all three versions of this song.