GOT ME MOVING..| Madonna - Into The Groove (Official Video) REACTION

[@leeknott2171]

No matter how big solo female artist are today, they’ll never be as big as Madonna was in the 80’s

[@remyparaskovia5499]

Facts

[@billyflood3955]

Omg I cannot stress this enough. NO ONE since MJ, and Madonna were on EVERYTHING. Magazines, Lunchboxes, TV, Radio, Film, Clubs, EVERYWHERE you turned Madonna was in your face. We are so in our silos of entertainment no one is spread all over everything like that anymore

[@jp3813]

@@billyflood3955 Don't forget Prince. They were all born in the same year within a few months of each other.

[@ZeeZee9]

@@jp3813 MJ, Prince, Madonna & Janet Jackson ruled my 80s :)))

[@Marc-zi5cq]

90s too...Vogue, Blond Ambition, Justify My Love, Immaculate Collection, Erotica, I'll Remember, Take A Bow, Secret, Bedtime Stories, Evita, You'll See, Ray Of Light, Frozen etc.

[@jennhurl]

Jay, imagine being a 14 year old girl when this came out? Madonna was my everything. Her hair, her clothes, her attitude - I adopted it all. No other artist has had a bigger influence in my life. ❤

[@corinnewilkes4153]

I hear you 😍

[@caralayne503]

Same! 🙌🖤

[@oscardelgado1075]

I fell your feelings in myself, I was a kid them and she was everything for me when I saw the virgin tour back in 1985 and I started to buy all of her records

[@naurking5388]

How big was Madonna?

[@TheSchuyler75]

i was 9 & loved her!!! still do!

[@sarahzentexas]

EVERY hit from Madonna in the 80’s was played in EVERY dance club in the country. And maybe more!

[@casuallad735]

And in England. She was massive here

[@kazbaz2011]

@@casuallad735 And Ireland! Adored her as a kid - her posters covered my walls!

[@etiennem3034]

In france too 🇫🇷😊

[@charlieboy274]

In México too of course!✌🏼

[@ciphernine-minecraftanimat9917]

In Guatemala too ! 🎶

[@peacetoyou63]

Dance clubs, night clubs, car stereos, women cleaning the house…we all had Madonna blasting in the 80s!

[@RobDeManc]

This was Madonna's first number 1 in the UK. She suddenly became a global star with this track.

[@tinkahal6547]

For me , this was the sound of the 80's, Madonna is a supreme artist, adapting to change and culture through many decades, and always looking fresh and new.

[@relevantbrother8964]

Madonna was HUGE in South Africa as well. When I was at uni, one of my friends turned 21 and at the cafeteria we got the DJ to dedicate "Like a Virgin" to him!!

[@booshter9714]

That beat is amazing. It just bounces around inside your skull and makes you want to move.

[@ThatGuyTooHigh]

It’s dope…think her team bit off candyman but the Mary Jane girls tho

[@juliansuarez8809]

Madonna by far was the most successful female singer and icon of the 80’s. She had a ton of great hits.

[@blackbutterfly243]

Madonna has so many hits!!! More Madonna!!!

[@Marc-zi5cq]

Another timeless fire bop from the lady who never disappoints. Madonna has done almost every genre and done it brilliantly. This is funky R&B flavored 80s dance bop that still gets everyone moving 35 years later. She was only 25/6 in this video. You should check some R&B flavored songs by her: - Secret - Rain - Bad Girl - Take a Bow She mastered every genre she put out.

[@candyrambeau1403]

Take A Bow is one of my all time favorite Madonna songs. ❤️

[@sliceofheaven3026]

Madonna can be counted among the most popular singers of our times. She was very versatile and huge in the 1980´s and 1990´s.

[@lordsleepyhead]

Mostly the 80s tho...

[@samuelosler1994]

@@lordsleepyhead not really, she had more top 40 hits in the 90s than 80s and sold more albums in the 90s, she was also among the top selling artists of the 2000s and Billboard 's #1 selling singles artist of the 2000s in the US, she was aslo the highest selling solo touring artist of the 2000s, she released 4 studio albums in the ,2000s, all 4 went to #1

[@skinmeister1]

This was included in a comedy called “Desperately Seeking Susan”, a film in which Madonna co-starred along with Rosanna Arquette. Definitely entertaining should you want to check her out as an actress. :-)

[@mbenoit77]

And the video has clips from the movie. 🙂

[@ceejay1794]

I loved that movie

[@laylascott6096]

Who’s that girl was one of my favorites. I watched it as an adult and was like 😬 lol

[@mav3783]

The guy suit in Desperately Seeking Susan Mark Blum died of covid he was in you on netflix as the guy who owned the bookstore

[@seerofallthatisobvious1316]

Another great 80's Madonna song is the "live" version of "Dress You Up". Good stuff.

[@marig9236]

i love that song

[@mragren9853]

That is a Great Clip!

[@ShannyShan20]

Yes! Dress You Up(especially the live version, of course!!)is my 2nd favorite of hers after Borderline! I'm so glad to have lived my young years in the 80s! Great time to be alive, for real....Michael Jackson.. Prince...Madonna! Superstars, especially in that time!! I'm glad I experienced them then!⭐⭐⭐

[@elegantirony78]

Yes and Borderline

[@f1saintsutd]

My favourite Madonna song. I f*cking loved this when I was growing up in the 80's. Still love it.

[@MonkeyFace544]

I remember back in the day my Mom saying she would be forgotten within a decade. I’ve laughed at that for years!

[@sashabertold3731]

@@MonkeyFace544 Hahaha You LIVE TO TELL ;)

[@tinkler4]

Billboard rated this the dance single of that decade.

[@sashabertold3731]

Wow wasn't quite aware of that!! Thanx for the info. My fav Madonna song just elevates you into the stratosphere💨

[@ants8527]

Ain't nothing like 80's babies bubble gum pop especially, Madonna her music catered to kids And teens at that time thats why all her music from 1984" to about 1989" sounded so innocent fun And catchy. That's what the 80s were about fun times and happiness...😎😎😎

[@merittrayner5312]

My favorite Madonna song! Definitely filled the dance floor. Still can't keep still when I hear it

[@ZeeZee9]

Mine, too!

[@micheleparadis2808]

SAME!

[@stephenulmer3781]

Madonna evolves as the times and music scene changes she adapts. She"s always been like that for almost 40 years ☺ She has so many good songs

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

Unfortunately she has gone way too far recently and has become a parody of herself

[@marymarin3277]

I graduated from high school in 79 so I enjoyed all of the 80's. Amazing time to be alive looking back. We didn't realize at the time how really special those years were. They'll never be back but I consider my self very lucky to experience those years!!😁💃♥️

[@LG-kx8xl]

From Desperately seeking Susan. Madonna was the 'It Girl" for the 80s. It was her, Prince & MJ. Surprisingly they were all born in the same year w/Prince in June & Madonna/MJ in August. She's from MIchigan!!! (hometown Love) .Madonna went out with MJ (platonic), but was briefly involved with Prince. He played on her song "Like A Prayer" uncredited. **React to Live To Tell.

[@artemuliashkevych7892]

don't forget her 'Love Song' with Prince too

[@louisecarter7072]

Live to Tell is an amazing song

[@U2hansolo]

Michigan kid here too! And I love also that MJ came from Indiana and Prince from Minnesota. Midwest superstars.💜

[@storiedworlds6261]

Yes. One of my favorite Madonna songs. Also, check out Crazy For You from around the same time.

[@GreenEyedHazel]

My absolute favourite!

[@jaybreezy1669]

MADONNA IS EVERYTHING!!!!

[@anthonyblakely399]

Madonna is an Icon and legendary!!!! Her music was EVERY WHERE!!!! And she represented her generation well.

[@storiedworlds6261]

You talked about waking up to this song. That reminds me of the days of clock radios. Sometimes you’d wake up to a good song, sometimes you wouldn’t.

[@MixolydianMode]

I still do.

[@CTqueenie]

Oh gosh. I remember waking up to some awfully loud and annoying repetitive metal thing in middle school. I never slammed my hand down so angrily on my clock, so fast.

[@jamesmorrison4581]

There will NEVER be a decade like the 80s ever again. 35 years of age and I've finally managed to grow a mullet that I've always wanted (Only good thing from lockdown) It AIN'T getting cut for a long time either. 👌

[@anthonyyoutubefan7567]

Quite possibly, my favorite song by her...at least, in Summer 1985, it was the song that made me love her voice and groove. Of course, "Borderline", "Holiday", and "Lucky Star" got me in to her, which are absolute ties for my favorite Madonna songs with this one. I LOVE that the whole song is basically a repeated sonic loop. It gets started and it never stops.

[@Marc-zi5cq]

This song was written and produced by Madonna and Stephen Bray. Nowadays artists got like 10 people writing and 4 people producing hits. Back then with Madonna it was just herself and her producer collab.

[@DWHarper62]

This is the actual demo from an 8 track studio... Shows you don't need big time studios and money to make a hit...

[@raimundasmickevicius3279]

That's what I always liked about Madonna - her versatility. Her every video and song is like a different story. She always knew how to impress and push boundaries.

[@janettem7374]

Yes I danced in the club to this song and many more by her. She was my everything ❤️❤️❤️

[@Carldancehard]

This is my favorite song by Madonna. It is inimitable, it gets into your head very easily.

[@coolhive2941]

Madonna has such an immense catalog with so many hits to choose from. It’s remarkable. Definitely earned the Queen of Pop title.

[@TheDivayenta]

Her dance hits really got us all going! “ Papa Dont Preach and Like A Virgin are also great to bop to.

[@user-DJDreamworld]

Check them out he did them both just search them you should be able to find them and enjoy

[@derekdparker]

She just announced on her birthday that her entire catalog is being re-released!

[@sunnydays5742]

This track is 80s gold!!!!! Madonna total legend! Nice to see you enjoying it Jay! You should listen to Causing a Commotion....very catchy as well!

[@MavenCree]

"Open Your Heart" was the first 'adult' record I ever got. The single. (Before that it was The Mini Pops, Alvin and the Chipmunks and Disney readings.)

[@ISTPNOTFOUND]

she was everything to young girls in the 80’s, I had posters of Madonna and MJ covered all over my bedroom walls. They were the two biggest icons of that era, no other artists have met that kind of magic since and i don’t think anyone ever could

[@Packager]

I used to think she was the hottest (sexiest) girl I had laid eyes on growing up... well, aside from Cyndi Lauper. I definitely had my favourites.

[@ISTPNOTFOUND]

@@Packager she was! I was mesmerised

[@odiledardanne1211]

Same for me from Mauritius in indian ocean

[@THEDEVILEYES1]

Jay, when this came out Madonna was the biggest thing in the music industry. All the girls at school were dressing like her. Even the females teachers were going to clubs on weekends dancing to this track. She was huge and this was the hottest dance track of 85. It sold millions of copies worldwide.

[@TheOGJLaw]

it makes me so happy to see how much you appreciate Madonna. she’s my absolute fave. and as you’ve seen, she gets a lot of negative comments because she has always been way ahead of her time and pushed a lot of buttons and when you do that, you create very intense responses, both good and bad. you don’t create so many hits decade after decade, with so many distinct and different sounds without being a genius of some sort though. she sees herself as an artist first with being a singer or dancer as coming second. She always made me feel like it was ok to say FU to the world and what it wants and just do my own thing.

[@sandimcalisterblood2675]

Madonna said if she had to pick one song of her own that was her favorite, it was this one. And yes, we jammed to this one in the clubs 😊. Listen to her song called Burning Up from her first album. It will have you moving too 😊

[@gloriaandrea2539]

Madonna was the 80"s girl!!! Love her! Great reaction!!❤

[@DanCrowleyNYC]

"Live out your fantasy here with me...." - GREATEST bridge of a pop song ever. Overall, my #2 favorite Madonna song, only behind Like A Prayer. Classic.

[@dieterwashere]

Madonna had a lot of club hits back in the 80s, but Into The Groove is the quintessential Madonna club track. Even though it didn’t ever charted on the Billboard Hot 100, ITG is Madonna at her very best. Cheers to Stephen Bray for creating this addictive synth bass. ITG is all about that bass! Love it

[@nerberyork]

It didn’t chart on the billboard 100 because her label didn’t release the single in the US . Big mistake, it was # 1 and #2 all over Europe and other places

[@dieterwashere]

@@nerberyork yep, instead they released Angel as a single If I’m not mistaken.

[@nerberyork]

They did shortly before and didn’t want "into the groove" to be in the way as "Angel“ was climbing the charts . So they put into the groove on the b-side 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@sashabertold3731]

@@nerberyork Well technically it did chart via Angel B-Side(?). One could say it reached #5 on Billboard(?) I really think justice should be done to Into The Groove and re-released as a single and played on the radio for it to chart and reach the top like Mariah Carey's Christmas song.... Just like that..... Could that happen?

[@jhoang861]

Madonna was love of first sight for me 😍🥰 She will always be in my heart with fond memories ❤️

[@Kagsy_BRD]

My fave Madonna track ever!

[@paulojrneto]

Billboard names this the dance song of the decade.

[@JohnnyUtah15]

When It came out while I was in high school, there was a club/bar at a hotel near my hometown that had speakers along the wall and hanging from the ceiling around the dancefloor with all the lights and strobes plus a huge mirror along the wall. When they played Into the Groove, a projector screen dropped down in front of the mirror, showing the video on the screen. It was such a blast. The nice-looking blond chick I was dancing with was a blast, too.

[@HeatherErin]

Favorite Madonna song evah! Another great 80's one of hers is Burning Up. And a GREAT dance song and video of hers from the 90's is Deeper and Deeper. Iconic!

[@jonathanlocke6404]

That "Desperately Seeking Susan" look was her best. She is megacute here...

[@walterhigo7658]

'DRESS YOU UP' IS A GOOD ONE TOO. SPECIALLY BECAUSE YOU GET TO SEE HER DOING WHAT SHE DOES BEST WHICH IS PERFORM LIVE!!!

[@BrenJen86]

At the beginning when she says, “you can dance for inspiration”, my niece used to sing, “ you can dance for perspiration!”!! 😂😂

[@dalee72]

This song was written and produced by Madonna and Stephen Bray. They wrote it for the soundtrack for Desperately Seeking Susan. Stephen also helped write and produce her songs True Blue, Causing A Commotion, Express Yourself and Keep It Together. You should react to her songs from the beginning to the current in order for you to see her evolution as an artist. And you should react to her live performances from her concerts, award shows, TV shows and charity concerts. And react to the live performances of this song in her concerts.

[@Onetigerl]

Love that you're checking out Madonna. She's a chameleon. She changed her looks and style, always with a bit of edginess. When the video For Papa Don't Preach came out I was shocked by her new look. I loved it. It was a look that showed a maturity and sophistication.

[@paulsheedy4650]

This got me moving in the 80's and it still gets me moving now. Still a fantastic pop/dance tune. "Tonight I want to dance with someone else". 😀🎶👍❤️

[@cheryljackson5659]

For me, it was "TOUCH my body if you move in tight!" It was always a party on the dance floor when this track came on!

[@charlenerogers9813]

This song was so popular in the 80s, it was a big club hit!!.

[@MsUltrafox]

Most artists are forgotten after a year. Some last up to 3 years. Very few last 5 years. Madonna is approaching 40 years and still going strong.

[@Paineinyourblank]

I love this era of Madonna. I have fond memories of being a kid dancing around to her music. This song is from a fun movie she is in called Desperately seeking Susan. one of her few good movies.

[@butterflyjessica1]

Madonna was THE singer in the 80’s…I was a little kid back then and I was so obsessed. I still love her in that generation, still listen to these 80’s songs and still love her 80’s style♥️

[@brettdavies5239]

This song is an 80’s masterpiece. This one gonna make you move 💃🏼

[@keithgilliard9191]

This was early Madonna! When she appealed to EVERYONE!!!! You can not imagine how popular she was. She was HUGE!!! Lucky Star,, is another Dance classic!

[@quellenathanar]

Back then, Madonna was so big, she created a whole look that teenage girls emulated. It was a combination of sweater knit leg warmers and either lace or wool open finger gloves. Messy or feathered wild hair. It was almost a punk/Goth vibe, but super gaudy instead of dark. We just called it "the Madonna look". I feel like she got inspired by the Broadway play Cats...which came out in that era. She is an amazing talent even still today.

[@lisac9930]

Other great hits from her, "Rain", "This Use To Be My Playground", "Who's That Girl", "Cherish", "Take A Bow". All are great on the official videos...

[@murksy100]

"True Blue" is a similar groove from her. I like the early Hits of Madonna. By the way: Get into the Groove you can also hear it on the live aid concert (1985), you can hear 100% live this song and pure performence.

[@Mangeosaurus]

One of the best tunes ever. Whenever you need a pick me up, just put this track on to lift your mood. Thos was from my youth and I'm old now but if theres one track to get me on my feet at a wedding doing my Dad Dancing, this is it!

[@MrXanaru]

This was a bop in Sydney Oz Kings Cross in the 80's in the clubz, she was the Kween of pop back then. Classic vibez. Also in New Zealand she dominated our airwaves such a positive chune.

[@Dollywood623]

I love this song! Also “Borderline” and “Papa Don’t Preach”❤️❤️❤️

[@scigene8244]

My FAVORITE Madonna song ever! Always danced to this song back in the 80s and all her others too. Goddess Madonna!! 😊

[@rb7007]

Her best Song,...by far! Brings back great 80s memories. :D

[@AndreiStabell-f2i]

Madonna ❤ so.liked as yet across the globe . This tune Seek 4 Susan flick . 😎

[@mirjamvond1731]

As a little girl (born '79) I was obsessed with this era Madonna. OBSESSED. She was everything in my otherwise pathetic life. Listening to the songs now still evokes an array of emotions, good ones, because she was a beacon of light growing up ❤️ Her aesthetic and make up still influences 42 year old me 😊 Lot of people love to hate her, and I laugh at that. We know this is fire

[@cherylatwood497]

From her movie, “Desperately Seeking Susan”. I was 27 at the time and, yes, the song was playing everywhere. I was a soldier stationed in Germany and it played in the clubs there, too. First hit ever by her was “Holiday”. She was on fire back then.

[@michaelbonaiuto6968]

EVERY time this song came on the radio in the 80s..we kids LOST IT!!!!!!!!! we cranked that volume waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay up!!!!!!

[@maryt2290]

Yes you are correct this was the jam at the clubs. For some reason it doesn’t always show on her list of Top Ten hits, I think because it technically wasn’t released as a single - from the Desperately Seeking Susan movie.

[@Matuteilcapo]

You need to see her performing live, them you will realize why she is known as the Queen of Pop. Her performances at the VMA are legendary. Her concert tours are a blueprint, she's the Top Touring Solo artist in music history.

[@go234ko96ts5]

One of my all time favorite Madonna songs. Who could not get up and dance to this winner. Holiday probably my favorite of all her hits. Madonna is an icon in the music world plus knowing how to market herself as a business woman

[@gem3614]

Living as a 20 something in the 80s was phenomenal. The music in the clubs was the best. Madonna definitely re-created herself with every album and almost with every song and even with every photograph of her she was different. She was really amazing. I don’t really follow her much anymore as she got very political. Great reaction and there are definitely a lot of great songs by her to react to. Love your channel and love your reactions!

[@shanehebert396]

She's been political for a long time... like more than 25 years.

[@trueblue-blackout9900]

Her new albums are excellent. Madame X , rebel heart so personal and raw a side of Madonna we never saw before

[@powerbad696]

This song is sooo GOOD!!! Lifts your spirits up and makes you want to dance!!!

[@pierrestockem832]

Madonna has always been the co-producer of her own material. Keep up the good job Jayvee ! Greetings from Europe.

[@c-mancleveland4632]

This one and Lucky Star are probably the biggest nightclub hits she had. Holiday, Vogue, etc, were more for a specific audience, these were classic. Music was a huge nightclub hit as well, I would be asked to play it constantly, and the funny thing was how many people didn't even realize it was her at first.

[@meeshelle1397]

I was obsessed with the movie “Desperately Seeking Susan” lol 😂 edit: this song was from that film. It was always at the kids discos I went to.

[@celinahatton2653]

Me too.

[@BillGraper]

The first time I ever heard the song "Sea Of Love" by The Honeydrippers, it was playing when my alarm clock went off for my very first day as a paperboy. It was Saturday, November 17, 1984. :)

[@poppletop8331]

I bought all her Singles, Albums, Videos as the were released from 80s onwards, still have them all too. As soon as they came out on CDS & DVDs I bought them all again.😂 I lurve Madonna.💗

[@brittyn]

This has always been one of my favorites! The clips in the video are from the movie she starred in called Desperately Seeking Susan. Please react to Madonna’s “Sooner or Later” live performance at the Oscars!

[@l.bailey4791]

Flashback 1984 just graduated high school married cleaning the house kicking this Jam😍

[@darrylvonrokk]

This was one of her greatest dance songs of the 80's, yet....they never released it as a single....so it never made it into the top 40. But...all the niteclubs played it.....just like I did.

[@suzanne1430]

This was when her voice was still young...like when she sings borderline...her voice was higher....her voice kind of changed as she got older but it's always soooooo beautiful. 🎀🎀🎀🎀

[@vickivale2466]

So much fun watching you appreciate Madonna! She's in a league of her own 🤩 My personal favourite is "Live to tell" - if you haven't reacted to that one, I highly recommend that you do 🤗

[@Joelsellers29]

I see what you did there.

[@sashabertold3731]

He did react to it already and loved it, watch

[@carriec9719]

This was released the year I graduated high school.. 1984. Back then you only had to be 18 to get into clubs. Danced and danced to this song many times!!

[@nelsonavilan6220]

My friend, let me tell you something ; when they played this song on a club there was no room left on the dance floor.

[@jerrycote659]

My hands down absolute favorite Madonna song. Perfect pop!

[@brt5273]

Love this one so much. Always filled the dancefloor. Love the movie too, "Desperately Seeking Susan" is a great and quirky slice of the 80s that really helped define style, fashion and culture. We were all shopping at the thrift stores for those iconic vintage or trashy chic looks and accessories. "Dress You Up in My Love" and "Burnin Up for Your Love" are also great dance tunes by her from this time

[@Carl-G]

In the 80's(that makes me feel old saying that) :D I waited until everyone went out and played this track(on 7" Vinyl) again and again so LOUD everyone down the street must of heard it :D

[@darlenewillis1414]

Holiday next. You going to be enjoy that as much as getting to the group!!

[@Erikalynn1977]

I remember hearing this song on the radio I was 7 years old when this came out I instantly loved it Such a great song I have it in my iTunes and I still jam it 😂 Great reaction ♥️

[@robertasirgutz8800]

She exploded on the scene, and has been a ⭐ for five decades!! Always reinventing herself. Fabulous influence on music, fashion, feminism and politics. A force of nature.

[@alessandronogueira652]

This was also a huge hit here in Brazil. "At night i lock the door and no one else can see./'m tired dancing all by myself/tonight i wanna dance with someone else" ...this is a universal youth feeling! It makes the song reach out everybody!

[@johnd1449]

I was a DJ in the mid 80's to the mid 90's and yes if the dance floor was not moving fully put on any Madonna song but especially "Into the Groove" and it would pack the Dance floor

[@kevinl2578]

One of my favorite songs of all time, was wondering when you were going to do this song lol, that bassline keyboard is so sick it's actually one of the top 80's songs of all time I'm surprised you've never heard it and btw it's from the movie ''Desperately Seeking Susan''!

[@gunnarjinx]

Madonna was one of the first one really using that deep bass blend with that thump beat and rhythm .... sooo MANY of her songs from the 80's are like that and YEAH were blasted where ever u went ..... man... those were the times ;))))))

[@annother3350]

Try her first ever song 'Everybody' - great 80s club jam

[@kevincaulder9001]

On the early part of her career Madonna was everywhere. Once she took off on MTV at the end of 1983 and her song LUCKY STAR caught fire, she exploded to superstar status. That song and look was everywhere you looked, in every club, blasting from the radio, and girls all over mimicked the look. Her follow up album, her MTV performance of LIKE A VIRGIN, and the movie DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN cemented her place in pop culture. One of my favorites is her song MUSIC as she rides around town styled out in a limo and knocking it out after we just found out she in the early stages of being pregnant with her daughter, Loudes. CRAZY FOR YOU is a good record too.

[@celesteklose4903]

She was the queen of pop and the Eighties was her decade.