Our Reaction to the collaboration between Busy Four and the American band Earth, Wind & Fire. The song is called "Fantasy". ----- Business email: MaxSujyBusiness@hotmail.com ----- Instagram: sujythebravetv Twitch: sujythebrave
I remember when I was in elementary school, the Soul Train theme, HOT BLOOD's Soul Dracula, and EWAF songs were often played during lunch time on the school's broadcast. At a Japanese elementary school. lol
Hi Konbanwa Max Sujy. Thank You. Nice Reaction And Nice Standing Ovation. いや~、すばらしい光景ですねぇ😃みんな笑顔になれます。😀ビジーフォーのお2人の海外Artistのモノマネは、ハズレないですからね😃それとMr. Philip Baileyの本気Performanceがうれしすぎます❗!☺️ビジーフォーからは、Earth Wind And Fire へのRespectを感じるし、Earth Wind And FireからもRespectを感じます❗Thank You. See You Next Video!
@user-qd3ww8nn2d Жыл бұрын
若いころearth wind & fire のCD持ってたな 後ろの犬かわええ
@user-vb6oc5pm4s6 күн бұрын
私もうっかり一人スタンディングオベーションしそうになりました
@user-ck3lr2pz6w9 ай бұрын
子供のころ曲は分からないけど笑ってた記憶がある😂
@user-pl1bp1uw2h Жыл бұрын
Earth Wind and Fire『Fantasy』 ビジーフォーのものまねの十八番ですね。 コンサートも行ったので、本物の登場には驚きました。 ビジーフォーさんは他にサイモンとガーファンクルのものまねも良かったですよ。
@user-zj5kd3mi2f Жыл бұрын
3:35 The Busy Four say "Akemashite Omedeto Gozaimasu." In Japanese, it means "A Happy New Year."
I’m feeling you two❤ I love you videos. But, I don’t like the black face in the video from Japan😡
@MaxSujyReact Жыл бұрын
I'm from Canada so I totally get why it's wrong from a North American pov. This was common in Japan during the 60s though the 80s, perhaps even 90s. There were group like Rats & Star influenced by Doo-wop genre that had blackface every single time (it was part of their brand). From a Japanese pov, this is to pay respect/homage to artist they like. Just like when foreigners go to Japan and wear Kimono or paint their face to look like a Geisha, Japanese are proud. Cultural appropriation is not a concept Japanese understand because for them if you are positively paying homage it's a good thing. This is why so many black artists when to Japan to do such collab, and that even decades after, still go back to Japan. There is an evolution curve and also the intention behind the act. The concept of racism is also very ambiguous in Japan. This is not something they are familiar with. When I met Sujy, she didn't even know the "N" word, she had never heard of it before. p.s: I, for that reason, didn't put an english title to this video. Just to avoid people with no interest for Japan that may click and scream racism without contextual and cultural clues. Well, I obv don't put you in that category, since you watch us before, so you are interested in Japan already so I'm sure you are familiar with Japanese culture and their use of blackface.
@bettyconfettii Жыл бұрын
@@MaxSujyReact I am familiar with Japanese culture but this was a little upsetting to me. Thanks for clarifying some of the stuff I did not understand. 😊. Looking forward to more videos from y’all two 💗