ABBA - I Still Have Faith In You - FIRST TIME REACTION

[@jrcarlsson5751]

And dear, don´t forget that they now are 76, 75, 75, 71 years old and they still have it in them!

[@sharifuddinsalleh7119]

Can you imagine that ABBA are now in their 70's? It's simply magical.

[@YesThatNeal]

After 400M records sold and massive hits worldwide, ABBA finally gets their first Grammy nomination for this song.

[@davidorheden529]

Benny must be one of worlds best composers. Its like a Disney theme

[@piotrszostak8826]

and his musical signature...a triple ta dam ta dam ta dam ... on piano !!!!!

[@lilianatimofte64]

Somebody called him a modern Mozart!

[@jans724]

He's the Schubert of the 20th Century. 😀

[@theresenydahl9531]

ABBA's music always fill you will emotions, that's one of many things that separates them from other bands❤ Three of them will be 77 years old this year and they still make music that ends up No.1 on the charts all over the world, it's impressive.

[@Flatwoodsdad]

Thanks for the ABBA. I think the best part of all this is how happy they all seem now. Both guy's praising the girls and how wonderful they are to work with. Bjorn said he had doubts in the beginning if he still could write lyrics that would touch people. They all wondered if the girls voices would still work together. The guy's said the girls came in and went right to working out harmonies. Then when they sang it was the sound of ABBA. The girls haven't done much promo (part of the deal) but Agnetha did a call in Swedish interview (very rare). She's usually kinda guarded but she was happy and laughing and joking. I don't think I've ever heard her so happy. Frida did a call in and said it was like coming home and called Agnetha her little sister. At a informal photo shoot back when this was going on they were all laughing Frida was next to Benny and said I'm sticking next to my ex as she moved closer to him. So heartwarming that everything is good in ABBALAND again.

[@mervinmannas7671]

Bjorn said as soon as he heard Bennys music he knew this song had to be a reflection about themselves. How they were, how they are and how they hope the fans will still like the new stuff as they did the old. The answer has been unaimous, we love it. I cried when i heard this and im 57. i never thought, as many die hard fans did, that this would ever happen while the band were still live, let alone some of us. The whole album is amazing, its been no.1 both sides of the Atlantic and this somg is up for a grammy award. THEY ARE BACK

[@jillmcilwain2633]

If this doesn't tugs at the heartstrings., I don't know what does. What a fantastic and emotional reaction. ❤ It evokes so much emotion. Their voices are so pure and blend so well. It does feel like a closure. It is sad to think that this might really be the last we hear from these voices, together. 🎶🌠 Peace J ✌ ☮ 💕

[@otisblack3921]

ABBA were never messy. Never any backstabbing. No one ever got tossed under the bus. The media talks about the heartbreak, the turmoil, the feuding……that shit never happened…..or if it did, it happened in utter and complete privacy. So much of it comes down to being Swedish. They have a word in the Swedish language that there is simply no translation for….and it describes the act of having your life in balance. Having enough to be satisfied but not too much where it allows you to feel superior. I guess the closest word we have is equilibrium. And that perfectly describes how ABBA has always behaved. There were highs and there were lows. There were tons of trees but ABBA never lost the view of the forest. It doesn’t surprise me one bit that they came back. But it sure makes me happy

[@denikennedy6675]

Such a beautiful song! For me the lyrics are four very close souls that had a bond that was far beyond entertaining and friendship reminiscing of their journey together through the many years, making the a reunion again inevitable. Fantastic heartwarming reaction Hap. 💜🎵💜🎵

[@philrob1978]

Another ABBA masterpiece. Incredibly touching, it's grown on me enormously since first hearing it. So happy they managed to pull this together after 40 years. Flawless, you can't help but respect that.

[@alexioverdo5225]

That was so long awaited and got exposed live globally on 02/09/21 along with DSMD.As soon as the first notes started and while listening to Frida's voice after 4 decades in an Abba song,we cried our eyes out.Could've never imagined this couldl happen.People's reactions were caught on cameras real time, getting over emotional, while bursting into tears.An electric moment we'll cherish ever after.

[@andrewthach1989]

Love this song my G

[@navyspook79]

The 70's and early 80's were their prime years. Many of their songs were based on life experiences. Coming again 40 years later was amazing. I think there was a lot of bitterness when they broke up in the early 80s. I'm happy that they were able to put all of that aside and do what they are best at. If you haven't listened to a lot of their music, get one of their greatest hits cd.

[@BO_Riddle]

I'm going to see them live in concert in London in May 2022at the ABBA arena

[@abbascots]

A very nice and beautiful reaction 😉 This is ABBA at there finest supremely mesmerising vocals and lyrically an emotional roller coaster of pure indulgence and even after 39 yrs They do have it in them without any doubt 💕 After 5 months of listening to this really heartwarming song and being an ABBA fan for almost 40yrs it’s still hard to comprehend what these four talented and humble generous individuals has given us fans thru out the years🙏 ABBA are 💯 the band that has and continues to keep given to there fans ❤️

[@kristianmapage9742]

Thx. You already say a lot, you are touching, because I think feel your emotions even deeper, because I follow you in your reactions, your reactions betray your good heart. And in this you can keep us on the right path! Like ABBA songs, it's related, it's not a coincidence, you're abba / of good heart/Sensitive!?

[@eduardooscar309]

in the unbelieve September 2 (2021) in a worldwide live stream two new ABBA songs have been known, both different in their themes and leading voices And both have the ABBA trademark on their solvency in musical composition and production We know the great spirit of perfection that Björn and Benny impress on their creations, and both new creatures live up to their great successes of the 80s. So the biggest mystery was to know the state of the voices of Agnetha and Frida and how they could react to the inevitable passing of the decades and their possible comparisons with previous classics. And I must also say that they both look very good And in that "look" there is an extraordinary job of caring for Björn and Benny to "take care" of their historical singers, partners and former partners. They gave them two wonderful songs, with beautiful melodies and deep lyrics, but they were also surrounded by the iconic hooks and the appeal to emotional nostalgia "I still have faith in You" is an unpublished song in its conception in the history of ABBA because it is self-referential about them as a group, and it is also testimonial, because they tell us about their experiences in all this time Musically it is a ballad with mystical and epic A stately and majestic piano, and Frida's soft voice conducts and recreates ABBA's story with poignant beauty, with Agnetha joining in some verses to emphasize The sound of the drums arrives (a nod to the mega hit "Fernando") as if preparing the change of rhythm And with a powerful guitar comes that first unpublished chorus, because this time all ABBA sings from the bowels of its history and with the strength of its testimony of life, of healing and togetherness. And in the second chorus, even stronger, it becomes very clear that ABBA sings with the passion and courage that Björn's excellent lyrics stand out, it is like a triumphant song of their survival and their bond. And it ends with a solo by Frida, flawless, with the flutes at the end Also isn't a commercial song (more than 5 minutes) it's so emotional, with a fantastic vídeo of all greatest memories of pictures, official videos of 70s decade songs and Australia 1977 tour; and in the last chorus could see ABBA until London 1979 tour, but gives time to the new ABBAtars of Themselfes, that will be at the concert in May 2022 at the new ABBA Arena in London ABBA really comes back at high level The world needs ABBA sound

[@piotrszostak8826]

It was a huge scream (at my house), when Benny said - a whole album !!!!!! I didn't dare to dream about it !

[@dinodasbunce6224]

To me it has a triumphant sound.

[@teddouglas3680]

Brilliant 😍

[@VUM.M]

OMG, what a lovely and beautiful song🥰🎶. I think with this lyrics, somehow they tell their own story of coming back and connecting with the former life within the group, but they really have a way of taking you along and making you think ☺️. So relatable and yes, till this day unmistakable their style 👍. It’s captivating and just wonderful to have them back again 🥰👍. Thank you HAP, for having them on this channel and your heartfelt reaction 🥰🙏🙋🏻‍♀️.

[@edned5504]

Good reaction video. I think you show an appreciation of this song which belies your youth. This song is really for hardcore Abba fans - the people who were there in the 1970s. I think it also resonates with anyone who is middle-aged or older. It's life-affirming. I could tell you were mesmerised. I felt you wanted to pause to comment but you couldn't bring yourself to stop it. Listen to it another few times over the next few days. It's going to then be so deeply embedded in your psyche that you won't ever forget it. Ah Hap3speakz.. a lovely reaction. Well done old pal.

[@paulecrosby2006]

You have to do "Ode to freedom" off this album, it's breathtakingly beautiful ♥

[@LeNaInLoVe]

This song actually gets better by every listen. For me that's a quality sign. 🌹🌹 But just think about what ABBA's done here, they created a time capsule... They have the museum, their music get's listen to over an over, passed through generations.🎼🎵🎶🎵 They have the films, musicals, museum, and now virtual concerts, that'll go on beyond their years. And still this is they singing....39 yrs after they split up in 1982. 1982!!?? Take that in... that's 40 yrs. They'll go on and on and on, keep on rocking baby. They were ahead of time in the 70'ies, making videos before it became a "thing"... Now 50 yrs later, they're creating something ahead of time again. Just sayin'....💗💕💞 Anyway's ramblin on here.... sitting in my livingroom in Arctic Lo-Ve Islands, while the wind's howling outside the house. Great way of spending an evening; watching HAP3spekz to me and you.. I still have faith in you.... you know 😉❄❄🌟✨✨

[@Chris-es7qp]

Great reaction mate... It's a great song, and the video compliments the song perfectly. Feel emotional every time I watch it

[@stevehulse4005]

The video to this tells the story of ABBA from the very early years up to the end of 1979 with the Wembley concerts.

[@Muckylittleme]

Celebratory feel, very uplifting and yet poignant given it is 40 years since their last release. Glad to see you back on the ABBA train, thanks for the great reaction.

[@1964paulsmith]

I still cry every time I hear this. Just amazing.

[@AzoreanZionist]

When ABBA won The Eurovision Song Contest in 1974, at Brighton, England, I was in primary school (4th) grade, and by the time I graduated from secondary school (12th) grade, ABBA had released their last 2 singles "The Day Before You Came" and "Under Attack"(1982). ABBA were "ever-present" in virtually all of my school years.

[@nagi.selgri]

React to Just a notion

[@sumerfluffy]

Memories are priceless. ❤️🥰❤️

[@dmr8914]

From about 4:30 mins is a tribute to their tour to Australia and a huge shout out to how Australia re-ignited their fame with Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Muriels Wedding etc etc etc.

[@piotrszostak8826]

"Time doesn't exist for a moment" - love that line........I remember...that I was crying like a child when I've heard the first notes of this song....I never dare to dream that someday this will happen ! But - IT HAS HAPPEN !

[@paulecrosby2006]

So beautiful ♥

[@gracek4309]

Beautiful harmony from them. Loved the song. Great reaction Hap ⭐

[@Michael-vm5jc]

👍I have a feeling that you would like Happy New Year by ABBA. Hope to get more reactions soon.

[@mattigolx2532]

Great reaction. This is a emotional musicvideo and I really would love to travel to London and see the concert with the Abbatars :) Greetings from Sweden.

[@toby9999]

If I was living in the UK I would go to their concert. No doubt about it. But I live in Australia.

[@geetee4459]

The first concert I ever attended at age 12 was ABBA. Yes, I am old now lol. This clip always gives me shivers when I see the VR show for the final verse.

[@dav7444]

This is actually one of my favourite ABBA songs - they still have it

[@123billydog]

This is such an Epic song and I guess many of us old fans are still pinching ourselves that after almost 40 years they decided to work together as a foursome again. Many have debated why now and its certainly not about money, that could not have been a motivation, its always been about creating their art for the ABBA members. Although the boys have been carrying the main publicity machine for the new music both women have given singular interviews and all four have expressed a deep sense of personal fullfillment in working together as ABBA one more time, Frida also said she hoped it wasn't the final time. Its clear the girls can still both give stunning vocal performances and the boys can still write, arrange and produce fine music. The variation on 'Voyage' is as true to ABBA as any other ABBA album. I Still Have Faith In You, is spectacular and as this year is the 50th Anniversary of the first official ABBA recording ('People Need Love) what better way to mark that than with what are going to be a series of visually amazing gigs in London featuring their digital selves. If the ABBAtar thing doesnt grab people, I think we need to remember everysong performed was performed by the band members as they are now, in order to provide the motion capture and nuances for their digital selves so its a lot more technology than your average puppet show. ABBA deffinately still have it in them and anyone who's followed their solo work since 1982 can't be in any doubt of that. Nice review Hapz

[@michaelmcdaniel9607]

No it doesnt break any new ground! Wasnt suppose to. You either like the sound of the band or you dont. I personally was blown away by how wonderful the musical arrangements were on many of the songs and how wonderful a couple of 70 plus year old women can still sound together.

[@toby9999]

For me, ABBA getting together after 40 yeats and making a song was enough. The rest is a bonus.

[@barbelreichentrog38]

❤❤❤🤗

[@patrickperdacher9074]

Have you been to ABBA Voyage in London yet? Saw it 2 times- just amazing i swear!

[@gribe63]

Sympatic guy you are bonjour à vous de Québec Canada 🇨🇦

[@Vikinggirl1679]

All these years later, their voices sound the same. Frida's lead vocals crisp and clear as ever. Amazing!

[@ewonnestrand7298]

The song will tell you, why and how 🙂❤️

[@absolutmichel6]

A Fältskog, born on 5 April 1950, is 71-years-old. Ulvaeus, born on 25 April 1945, is 76-years-old. Andersson, born on 16 December 1946, is 74-years-old.... And by they way.... Guitarist Ronnie Wood, 74, frontman Mick Jagger, 78, guitarist Keith Richards, 78, and drummer Charlie Watts, who died in 2021 at the age of 80... And i just love y 2....

[@snjezanasiklic8934]

Why are they doing this now? Hopefully, not just for the money 😁 It's a joke, I think they have enough of that. As all relationships that end abruptly and badly I think people just naturally crave for some closure, something that will bring them peace and harmony at the end. That's how these new songs feel to me. And this one is perfect for their gathering, describing all those mixed emotions they must have felt recording together again after so many years. You are quite an emotional geezer (read: gentleman :-) aren't you?😊 And that is lovely. And necessary to bring out such honest and pure reaction. Again. So thank you for sharing, this was special, the song and your thoughts.

[@angelafranzin6792]

👍👍❤❤agree

[@snjezanasiklic8934]

@@angelafranzin6792 🙏❤️

[@discogareth]

They have more money than they’ll ever need. Yes it will make them a huge amount of money, but they have also paid a huge amount into it. But money is not the reason. ABBA was always at the forefront of trends and technology. This is no different.

[@snjezanasiklic8934]

@@discogareth My comment does not say anything opposite than that, If read fully and carefully.

[@discogareth]

@@snjezanasiklic8934 it wasn’t aimed specifically at you as such, but the question about the reasons and the want of money comes up often regarding Voyage.

[@rolandratz1]

This is ABBA as you know it... exceeding expectations by miles. One suspected that they had lost their vibe - nothing to notice. On the contrary, they started their comeback so briskly and with matured srimmen. However - the stage presence had to be taken over by avatars (abbatars). But even that is again a little bit on top. Hope to hear and see them for a long time.

[@ewonnestrand7298]

ABBAtars

[@Michael-vm5jc]

A reaction of Gimme Gimme Gimme (A Man After Midnight) from 1979 would be greatly appreciated too. A true classic and one of their absolutely best in my opinon. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppKVm2N4nZ1mo9U

[@wilmalusteg8025]

Did you know ABBA sang in Spanish