Rappers React To Bee Gees "Too Much Heaven"!!!

[@cccs800]

EVERYONE reacts to this song with a fixed smile on their face. It just has that effect. Like listening to angels. ♥️♥️♥️ The Bee Gees.

[@urhurt21]

Truth 🙏

[@bpalm74]

Their harmonies are unmatched. Maurice, the brother in green, once said about their vocals, One of us is ok. Two of us is good. All three of us is amazing. Something along those lines. They ruled the world for many years.

[@ronileigh9336]

Actually Mo was a good singer like he's 2 brothers. He cut himself short I hope he really didn't believe it.

[@bpalm74]

@@ronileigh9336 you misunderstood my comment. He was referring to each as an individual and then all of them as a group. He wasn’t saying that he was bad. Just as a whole they were rockstars.

[@conniebrown983]

They will continue to rule the world of music!

[@blissingstoyou]

They lasted four decades with top 20’s at least once each decade. And they also wrote songs for Diana Ross and Dion Warwick. Also Dolly Parton and Barbra Streisand. Their genres were also pop and country.

[@carolynsaint6263]

Barry and Robin took the lead most of the time. It was Barry, the oldest brother. Maurice took the lead on some songs like Man in the Middle. Robin and Maurice (twins) have passed away

[@kathystammen8774]

Gentlemen gentlemen, you have to understand that these guys have been together for 50 years and disco was only three years of that 50. They have written over 1000 songs they started singing in 1958. Their careers went the sixties to seventies to eighties to 90s even into the 2000s until Mo passed away in 2003.

[@samimilad]

Couldn't say it any better, people link the bee gees to the disco era and immediately I know they know nothing about the bee gees..

[@AlamoDame7]

The lead vocalist here is Sir Barry Gibb, the sole surviving Brother Gibb (Bee Gees). He is 77 years old and tonight is one of the Kennedy Center Lifetime Achievement Honorees-- He's written or co-written (mostly with his two twin brothers, ROBIN and MAURICE) 0VER 1000 published songs. They were born on a little island off England called the Isle of Man, moved 7 years later to Manchester, England, emigrated to Australia about 5 years later for more job opportunities for their father Hugh. Then after 9 years, they sailed back to England in Jan-Feb 1967. To answer your question, they joined the British Invasion of the U.S. of pop-rock artists-- Beatles, Rolling Stones, the Who, the Animals, the Hollies, Eric Clapton's Cream,-- and between 1967-1971-Also before and after their Disco phase, Bee Gees had numerous hits as pop, pop,-rock, psychedelic-rock, R&B, country-rock, soul, etc.) artists. They wrote 99.9% of their recorded/ performed songs Several hundred artists have covered their hits (Janis Joplin, Al Green, Elvis Presley, Destiny's Child, Bruce Springsteen, etc.) Members of the Rock and Roll HOF, Songwriters HOF, Grammy Legend and Lifetime Achievement Awards-- You name it, they've won it. Disco Supernovas 1975-79, songwriters (albums they also produced) of hits in the 80's for Barbra Streisand, Kenny Rogers/Dolly Parton, Dionne Warwick, Diana Ross. Their music have been sampled and mashed-up by big rap, hip-hop artists. Legendary Quincey Jones is a huge fan and particularly considered "Fanny( Be Tender with My Love) a favorite R&B track. Bee Gees, particularly Barry Gibb, have been close friends of Michael Jackson, who is godfather to one of Barry's sons, named after him--Michael Gibb. Also check out "All in His Name" a song co-written and performed by Michael and Barry in early 2000's and released shortly after Jackson's death.

[@kthor]

Right on with the comments & love seeing new reaction channels discover these guys! Hoped you'd be able to make the trip to The Kennedy Center to see Barry....but at least we'll get to take in all the events through KZbin! I know it's suppose to air the 27th on CBS & Paramount+, but may check if it'll be live-streamed tomorrow night. Stephen Gibb turned 50 this weekend so posted pics of them in DC on instagram!☺️

[@AlamoDame7]

@@kthor Good morning! I've been Googling "news Barry Gibb Kennedy Honors" and checking social media. The official Bee Gees @GSI, Brothers Gibb and Bee Gees info had several pictures of the Gibb family and our dear Barry, even a Tik-Tok of Barry interacting with a small crowd outside a venue, and the welcome speech by the Secretary of State at yesterdays luncheon(?) So, I will be doing what you will today , checking for any video of the event, hoping for some successful fan insights who are present. Happy hunting, @kthor!!💕

[@kdavis9943]

@@kthorI would have loved to attend the Kennedy Center honors today. I look forward to seeing it on CBS later this month. 😊

[@grammarpolice5208]

It's probably just me, but the wording of "his two twin brothers" sort of makes it sound like they are triplets. It's the word "his" that messing me up. Sorry to be so anal when your comment is lovely and informative. lol

[@AlamoDame7]

You're right. I appreciate it! @@grammarpolice5208

[@buckeyeclayfan]

They were not only extremely talented, they were very good and generous people as well. All profits in perpetuity from this hit song were donated to UNICEF.

[@CampbellArchitect]

I am 70, they were and are my favorites and this my favorite song ever. We had the best music hands down in the 60s mostly 70s and 80s !!!!! Bring it all back, it is real music!!!

[@patriciosuau9479]

Absolutamente cierto, tengo 66 y considero lo mismo . La gran madriguera musical desde los 60,70 y hasta los 80 sentaron las bases de la verdadera música de calidad. Todo real, músicos, voces, instrumentos, música real y talento natural. Todas la nuevas generaciones como estos seudos artistas, deliran con el contenido de esta madriguera, infinita y en todas las corrientes musicales.

[@martybontumasi5058]

Who writes beautiful music like this anymore....."You make my world a summer day". Wow! I grew up in the 70s and took this wonderful music for granted. They are MAGICAL! Thank you, Bee Gees!

[@coyote4237]

Bee Gees were amazingly talented. So much more than their successful disco music.

[@janiemarshall7928]

Nephews. I had a ball listening to your reaction to "To much heaven " by the 🐝 Gees. I am a 63 yr young African American grandmother, and I can tell you that the Ole school culture, no the 🐝 Gees discography to well. In fact the 🐝 Gees songs spent time on the R&B charts (continuously). I enjoyed your reaction sooo much I watched it 4 times. Finally, you have to watch the movie "Saturday Night Fever". The 🐝 Gees wrote/sang the entire soundtrack of the movie. Fun fact: the Saturday night fever" soundtrack, is the #1 grossing soundtrack of ALL times. Finally, the song "To Much Heaven " who was written by the 🐝 Gees, donated ALL monies made from the song to charity. How awesome is that. God bless. Merry Christmas, and a happy New Year to both you and your families. 🖤🖤🖤🐝🐝🐝

[@celestialmanrichard8846]

Amen to that 🙏

[@DeanHolmes-i2l]

Actually, the Bodyguard soundtrack surpassed Saturday Night Fever, but it's still one of the top 200 selling albums all-time.

[@tinakeith5822]

They’ve been singing since 1958 when Barry was 9 and the twins Robin and Maurice were 6. You NEED to check out their beginnings! They also had a little brother, Andy Gibb, who had his own solo career. Shadow Dancing, desire, love is thicker than water!! The 4 brothers wrote their own songs along with song for other artists. You also need to check out their children who can also sing (The Gibb Collective) in Please Don’t Turn Out the Lights! You will be blown away!

[@andreawalter9212]

Is it just me or does everyone just love the slow smile when Smokey likes a song? Or when Hollywood closes his eyes and feels the music? You guys definitely made my day!!

[@kristaspecht]

Most definitely!!

[@ajruther67]

I do too!

[@gennyreese420]

Most definitely 😊

[@spudjohnsonn8122]

The Bee Gees were not a disco group, nor did they ever say they were a disco group! They said they were playing R&B. The Bee Gees could sing & play Rock, R&B, Folk, Country, and gospel. They had songs in a movie about disco, so people assume they sang disco, but this is untrue.

[@jivebunny3765]

Too Much Heaven is probably the best example of the Bee Gees harmonizing together, but everything they ever did is unmatched and unrivaled.

[@michelle172ct]

Quincy Jones said The Bee Gees hit “Fanny be Tender” is one of the best R&B songs he’s ever heard. Definitely worth a reaction! It’s amazing

[@sandradyer5956]

My fav Bee Gee’s song.

[@Debcatawba]

One of their first big hits in the USA was during the 1960’s called To Love Somebody. Give a listen to it, you’ll be blown away.

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

I saw an interview where Barry said it’s his favorite too! So good!

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

I can’t even begin to explain how vast their catalog is! Not to mention the songs they’ve written for other artists. It’s mind blowing! I’ll let the others recommend other songs because there are too many to choose from!

[@riverlove6820]

Yes.

[@Debcatawba]

@@carolynnewcomb2153 In the video, don’t you just love the 60’s vibe, the bell bottoms, the long hair, and the swagger? I do. I could listen all day on repeat. Somehow it never gets old.

[@timklein3962]

AMEN !! Their 1967 video of that song is beyond amazing !!!

[@kimberlygrimm7007]

I freaking LOVE the BeeGees! I grew up in the 70's & 80's! My teenage Aunt listened to the this music and she would put the radio on in her car and we would dance in the yard! She introduced me to the BG's and KC & the Sunshine band, Journey, The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Heart & etc, etc... My Dad who drove a coal truck had a 8 track and my Dad would listen to country music! All the outlaws of country. Willie, Cash, Waylon and all the "Classic country" but he idolized George Jones. That was his hero. He had every single record that he put out. Barry Gibbs has Witten/Co written 16 TOP 100 NUMBER 1 songs spanning over 60 years! Six of them were consecutive! He has written or Co-written over 1,000 songs! He was inducted to the "Writers Hall of Fame" along with his brothers in 1994. Barry has even written for Dolly Parton, Kenny Roger's, Dione Warwick and Otis Redding!. He is a writing genius! ✍️ Great reaction! I did about fell out when Hollywood said Barry's pants was tight as heck😂😂😂

[@tubularguynine]

They wrote Too Much Heaven, 'Tragedy', and one for little brother Andy...Shadow Dancing', in the same day, and all 3 were #1 hits. Check out 'Nights On Broadway' for a sample of their regular voices. Even though it's the first song they use their falsettos, in the middle break, Barry comes low and powerful! A real ROCKER! And pay attention to Maurice's bass lines...VERY good! And 'Jive Talkin' has a great bass part as well. Also 'Alone' is another sky-high falsetto fantasy...the official video, with clips of them in studio, meeting people during their career, and goofing around when they were kids is the best version. The guys wrote over a thousand songs, and not a dud in the lot!

[@freddyhill8632]

The Bee Gees are legends. Listen to Love you inside Out, You Should be Dancing, Desire, Love So Right. Thanks for the reaction.

[@flamingpieherman9822]

The thing about their music was it had such a positive force behind it. When you listen to their music, you smile and feel good and you feel love....

[@shirleygarcia8092]

One of the best songs ever! Nothing better than sibling harmonies! If you research them, you would be surprised how many songs they wrote. I love them so much! Miss Robin, Maurice and little brother Andy. 💜

[@dorisg.3]

I find it so sad that only Barry is left. Certainly not easy for him. Great family and so talented! 😔❤

[@LizzieRD]

Just had to drop by when I saw you two were doing the Bee Gees. Love their Motown stuff. They wrote hundreds of songs for other artists, too, including Diana Ross, with Chain Reaction. That main dude is the iconic Barry Gibb. 6 consecutive chart toppers in the US, 100 top 10 hits throughout their career. They wrote More than a Woman for Tavares for Saturday Night Fever, the film...very stylistics type of group. Also collabed on Ross`s Eaten Alive hit with MJ. Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb and MJ wrote and produced the song. The Bee Gees did R & B, funky motown, Rock and even country (Islands in the Stream for Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers). Robin Gibb (on the left here, died 2012) described their "disco" music as contemporary R & B. They saw themselves more as songwriters than disco dudes. Perhaps they were both. Emmy awards galore, Hall of Famers R & B and songwriting as well as a career spaning more than 40 years, that stopped only when Maurice Gibb (Robins twin, to the right) passed away suddenly in 2003. Barry Gibb released a tribute to the Bee Gees in 2020/21 (top selling in many countries) featuring duets of many of the Bee Gees most enduring hits with Olivia Newton John. Alison Kraus, Dolly Parton. Keith Urban, Jason Isbell, Sheryl Crow and many more. Great Bee Gees songs? How Deep is your love Jive Talkin Stayin Alive More than a Woman You should be dancing To love somebody How do you mend a broken heart Too much heaven You Win Again Paradise Massachusetts I started a Joke Moring of my life Inside and out For Whom the Bell tolls and hundreds more, all written by the legendary Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb Great fun guys. Keep EM coming

[@ali965]

One of the best love songs ever written imo. That key change at the end with the harmonies always give me chills

[@jeremygray1331]

As someone who graduated HS in 1979, I’m noticing that watching reaction channels (yours is one of the best) has made me appreciate the music of that era even more. I’ve heard this song a million times, but it was released along with an ocean of great ‘70s music in many genres. Watching you react for the first time is enjoyable based on how you respond, but I find myself also paying closer attention to music for first time and appreciating it even more.

[@workingman6681]

Please react to Nights on Broadway and Jive Talking by the Bee Gees. Love your reaction guys!👍🎶

[@kristaspecht]

Awesome❤️

[@toodlescae]

Same. We didn't realize how blessed we were.

[@CrazyFrogg1978]

Most dudes won’t admit they like this, but you can’t deny how great those harmonies were

[@zmarko]

Man this song take me back to like 10 years old. Hearing the Bee Gees echo through the house. ❤

[@mf-qi8gn]

They also had a younger brother... Andy. He was a teen heartthrob in the 70's and had his own solo career. Unfortunately, he died young. When all 4 of the brothers sang together... it was even more amazing.

[@gennyreese420]

The BeeGee smiles on your faces...priceless! They're just so good... When I was in 4th grade my stepdad was a chaperone for a school field trip, he looked exactly like Barry Gibb with the hair and the beard, the kids loved him, made me pretty popular for 4th grade lol I loved him too by the way💕🌟 'Im sick of riding Unicorns' - Hollywood 6ix 😂😂😂

[@nrsvlda70]

Great reaction guys… thanks!! Old Lady here.. grew up in the 60s and 70s - listening to these guys, and all of the other amazing music of those decades - love Bee Gees!! Fun Fact about this song - it was a project for UNICEF with all proceeds going to that cause - over the years, over 7M has been raised for them. Bee Gees wrote for many other singers too - Dolly Parton and Kenny Roger’s hit ‘Islands in the Stream’ and a little tune by Frankie Valli’s hit - Grease - to name a few!!

[@michaelgibson6204]

the UN Children's Fund has now raised $15 million from Bee Gees donating this song

[@kthor]

Great info but Grease was actually written by big bro Barry!

[@sherinelson2890]

The Bee Gees are amazing!!!! Their talent was beyond imagination. They wrote songs fir everyone!!!

[@Bar-l7w]

Love The Bee Gees and love listening to you two young guys discovering them.

[@zacharyantle7940]

What’s even more insane is when you realize they’re all British too and grew up in Australia 😂 seriously tho, go back and listen to some of their 60s hits, To Love Somebody, I Started a Joke, Odessa, Down To Earth, World etc. All so damn good!

[@lauriebarnes2999]

Good choices for reactions!

[@jimmyaye4204]

In the early 60s they had a folk/pop sort of sound that transitioned into pop; in the late 60s and early 70s they were doing soft rock; then in the mid-70s they entered their disco era that most people know them for; in the early 80s they adopted a sophisticated pop style and just kept on going, with huge sold-out concert performances. The Bee Gees do everything well.

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

One of my favorites by them It's truly difficult not to sing or dance while hearing that ❤

[@kingenfuuken]

Barry actually has an incredible chest voice as well, I recommend the studio versions of "Nights On Broadway" or "Fanny Be Tender With My Love". Both display some incredible range from the singers.

[@RegenaCox-yy1rl]

The Bee Gees started singing together when they were kids of 6 & 9 years old. They became famous in the early 60:s. Love them. They have a huge catalog of songs. They also wright their own songs, and also for other singers that are famous.

[@johnrodrigues5974]

They donated all proceeds from this song to charity “UNICEF” for children of the world. So far they have reached over $10 million.

[@steve9199]

This is what some people call "Blood Harmony". Some groups harmonize well, but there's something about when it's members of the same family. (Osmonds, Carpenters, Jackson 5, etc....) And this is around the time when they all discovered how to sing in "Falsetto". If you want to hear their natural voices, check out "Lonely Days, Lonely Nights".

[@joyceneal6169]

Barry Gibb was the lead singer and the eldest of the three brothers. The twins, Robin and Maurice, had such tight harmonies with Barry that, no matter what time period or genre of music they sang, it was just wonderful to listen to. The 4th, and youngest of the Gibb brothers, was Andy. He had a career that was just taking off when he died. Andy looked a lot like Barry. Barry outlived his three siblings. He took some time away from performing, but has since done solo shows. Barry wrote for the Bee Gees, but also wrote hit songs for many other artists. I definitely recommend you continue to react to more of their songs.

[@angeladevaney4364]

The Bee Gees really covered many genres. Folk, rock, pop, R&B, blues, and disco. They even wrote many songs for other artists such as Kenny Roger's and Dolly Parton (Islands in the Stream) and Barbara Streisand (Guilty) which Barry sang background as well. They even wrote songs for their brother Andy Gibb and sang background there as well.

[@TallyDrake]

Guilty was a duet with Barbra and Barry. The brothers sang backup for Barbra's hit Woman in Love.

[@kthor]

⁠@@TallyDrake Guilty & What Kind of Fool were both duets with Barry & Barbra. Barry provided backing vocals on Woman In Love & the other tracks. Robin & Mo were co-writers only.

[@BooksNCamping]

I absolutely love watching reactions to this track. People from all musical backgrounds can appreciate these gorgeous harmonies and Barry’s falsetto is unmatched!! Talent like this is hard to find these days!!

[@vcstaff]

Barry was such an alpha. The mane of a lion and the voice of an angel.

[@amyk9175]

Not to mention the chest hair or the perfectly straight alabaster teeth

[@terryquinn7765]

✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@itsyourboyyy]

That's called a Sigma

[@Vonnies1929]

Ditto that!!!🙃💥💯💖👌

[@sandracrosbie8468]

They are amazing. They never got too serious about themselves. They were down to earth and normal. The lead singer is Barry. He has been married to his wife for 50 years. Barry is the last Bee Gee. Those songs are responsible for the population explosion of the late 70s and 80s😊😊

[@Leks3777]

We are very lucky to have had them make music for us!

[@MosaicRose99]

The Bee Gees did it all, rock, disco, R and B, easy listening, you name it. They were also excellent song writers who wrote number one hits for many popular artist's. Their little brother Andy eventually came along and became a popular solo artist with a string of number one hits. So sad that Barry the oldest (the one in the middle) has since lost all of his brothers and he is the only one left.

[@MosaicRose99]

Wanted to add that they do have songs where they sing in their normal voices and not necessarily in higher tones.

[@sandyleewhite]

I grew up listening to the Bee Gees, & you have no idea how happy it makes me, to see the younger generation discover the music we fell in love with !!! All three brothers had amazing falsetto's, powerful chest voices, & could sing anything in between. They truly were a once in a lifetime gift of musical genius, in every aspect! Please review more of their music, you will not be disappointed. They span over many decades, & crossed quite a few genres. I believe, that if there is music in Heaven, it would sound like the Bee Gee's ❤❤

[@ralph1270]

A Music history institution. The Bee Gees will never leave the music airwaves. I have missed them.

[@kathystammen8774]

I am so excited to see rappers listen to my all-time favorite group. Not only are these three the best singers, and have the most beautiful harmonies you’ll ever hear in your lifetime Mary the only one left along with his two brothers were and are some genuinely fine, wholesome, kind, genuine, and humorous human beings. I got to see them in 1978 with my then boyfriend we’ve been married almost 40 years. It was one of the best days of my life Long live the Bee Gees.❤

[@davepb5798]

How deep is your love, is another beautiful tune.

[@riverlove6820]

"To Love Somebody" is my favorite, especially the live 1967 version. (It is also Barry Gibb- the lead singer's favorite song that he wrote) Check it out. Janis Joplin did a cool version too.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Bee Gees "I've Gotta Get A Message To You" ..TRUST ME on this one my music lovin' brothers..A man sitting in prison awaiting his own death & having just one last wish. ☠️

[@paulaboyd9743]

I'm a 45 yr old metaller woman. But I have always and will always love the Bee Gees. I was lucky enough to see them live in Dublin in 1998. One of THE best concerts I have ever witnessed, and I've seen a lot. ❤️ Barry is the only one left, which breaks my heart

[@iratozer9622]

I was fortunate to grow up in the 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's. You men have so much music to explore, you can't even imagine.

[@pm7lucas]

Wow! Takes me right back to high school! Their earlier stuff is absolutely awesome too!

[@conniebrown983]

These brothers used to sing in their bedroom as youngsters and their mother thought her sons accidentally left the radio on! She opened the door to turn the radio off and learned it wasn’t the radio she was hearing! It was awesome seeing Barry’s interview after the Kennedy Center Awards and hearing him say he wasn’t really standing up there alone because he knew his brothers were there. 😢 I can only imagine what it would be like to be able to feel the presence of your lost loved ones! Just beautiful! RIP Robin and Maurice, we love and miss you!🫶

[@robinmcpherson7981]

One of the greatest bands of all time. They write all of their songs. Only one left living now. They are brothers.

[@gingers.5933]

Try their song "Fanny be tender with my love", "How can you mend a broken heart" and "To love somebody". for some more non-disco songs they wrote and recorded.

[@AmberPearcy]

There’s something about siblings and how their voices blend. Must be from them growing up singing together. I don’t know a ton of BeeGees but “How Deep is Your Love” is my favorite so far. Definitely soulful -there’s a fantastic cover by PJ Morton featuring Yebba that I’d also recommend.

[@mattheww4862]

Yes. In fact, there's clips of them in their teens doing sublime harmonies together so they started off singing together very early on. I definitely recommend listening "Fanny (Be Tender With My Love)", one of their earliest RnB tracks kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXaYqJiHmbaCpJY. Also recommend the song "Spirits Having Flown" which is a beautifully ambient love song with Caribbean influences and an ethereal ending.

[@lydiabugner6437]

They started recording in the 1960s thru 2012 when Robin died (Maurice died in 2003). Barry (lead singer) still writes, records and performs until a couple of years ago and also mentors young artists. The 3 brothers have been singing and performing together since the late 1950s in Australia when they were kids. That's where they learned to harmonize and no one can match them. They were influenced by soul and R&B. Disco was only about 3 years of their long careers. NO AUTOTUNE ON ANY OF THEIR SONGS. They write their own music - melody, lyrics (really listen to their lyrics which are pure poetry), orchestration and record and perform only their own music. They also wrote for a lot of other big names - Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Dionne Warwick, Barbra Streisand, Celine Dionne, Kenny Roger, etc, No one could ever write a love song like the Bee Gees. To me Too Much Heaven is the most perfect love song ever. They were around long before The Brady Bunch and they definitely made the hair and beards cool and sexy.

[@debbieharkness7661]

69 yrs old and i really believe 70s and early 80s had the best of every type of music

[@mariannecarey2358]

The best!!!! Forever Bee Gees!!!💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@chrissemones6195]

Nights on Broadway was a funky disco type jam but more rock & soul than disco. Great live jam. Plus their early stuff was amazing. Lonely Days, Massachusetts, (Fanny) Be tender with my love , I started a joke, How can you mend a broken heart…. All great jams.

[@SandraWormLopez]

This song being all kinds of emotions out of me it brings out so many memories it was the greatest era in music and the bee gees were greatest ever I can't even describe how much I love them

[@nathanstephens6267]

It’s so cool to see people appreciating amazing music

[@BlackMarketHoney]

The Bee Gees give me so much joy!

[@KingOfNebbishes]

They started as a folk band, moved into pop. The only reason they got put in the disco category was the movie soundtrack, which blew up so much they had to promote it. They were pretty much solidly pop and ballads outside of Saturday Night Fever.

[@Anne.Pinkerton]

SO blessed to have been able to listen to the Bee Gees since the 1960's!!!! Greatest band of all time!!!! BTW, they wrote songs for many of the people you referred to!

[@kdavis9943]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching both your expressions as you watched and listened to this song! This is the music I grew up listening too. The Bee Gees are the greatest of all time. Barry, in the middle is the only living brother. He is being honored today at the Kennedy Center for his influence and contributions to music history. What an honor and so we’ll deserved. I’m a super fan of theirs and appreciate you discovering their music. Thank you guys.

[@jangles1839]

Barry definitely turned on his "baby makin' voice" on this one! 🤣

[@kristywilson9963]

You have to listen to ‘How Deep Is Your Love’ and ‘Inside and Out’. Two phenomenal songs. They wrote a lot of songs for many people to include their little brother Andy Gibb. Barry Gibb is the only brother still alive. There’s a great little documentary on them, if you’re up to listening to it.

[@AnnaMarie66]

Omgosh y’all are too cute!😂🥰Love how you guys really see & appreciate my generation of beautiful music! I really believe 70’s, 80’s & early 90’s was the greatest!! True talent!🥰🎶

[@dp3396]

They considered themselves songwriters first. Even as kids they would challenge themselves to write the next big hit for particular artists. It’s amazing how often you can hear who they were channeling. The stylistic were one of the groups they mentioned as having inspired one of the falsetto songs. Example: BOOGIE CHILD is done in the style of Sly and the Family Stone. Can you hear it?

[@sonofthesea3298]

There is only 1 time in history i have been able to match Barry Gibb`s singing voice,it was way back in mid/late grade school when i had overslept to school,and panicking half asleep,i remember my mom had said "i left your clothes on the dryer! Dont be late today! Okay bye,i have to head for work or im gonna end up being late!" I answered her,but fell asleep again. Woke up,watched the clock and panicked. Grabbed the clothes on top of the dryer,put them on,grabbed my bag and ran for school. Well i tried anyway,because before i got halfway,i had woken up enough to where it felt like i was being hugged,squeezed and pinched in all the RIGHT and WRONG places,all at once. I started feeling down my pants,and then it hit me: The ones i had grabbed was a pair i had grown out of,and that my mom originally was gonna give away to a much younger cousin of mine. She had simply put them right next to the clothes i was supposed to grab. So the rest of the jaywalking to school,was me walking like i really had the bubble guts,i either looked like i had serious backpain or that i needed to do a number 2 really bad,and tried holding it in for everything it was worth! Everytime i had to stand up from my desk,and people got to watch me walk away,i did hear alot of the girls in my class giggle and nonstop laugh. it must have been a sight for the gods,im telling you! "Look at that dumb teenager down there,he has forcefully strapped on some way too small/tight jeans still being half asleep,how dumb can you get? He didnt even run back to his house to find a decent pair of jeans or some sweatpants!". Nope i didnt,at that point my brain told me that "i couldnt see any other jeans/pants on that dryer,so mom has gone and screwed me over". I thought there was no going back,but apparently there was. A pair of jeans that i did indeed fit,was laying on the dryer too for me to grab,i had simply just seen the wrong pair first and rushed out. I could have sworn that all day at school,i sounded like Barry,Robin & Maurice sing when i talked. Eddie Murphy later on second my statement in his own standup,with how little it takes for a man to change vocals,just be having theyr nuts strafed/graced. Im glad all the girls at my school were "overdressed" that day,because any activity downstairs would have gotten me into a foster child position for the remainder of the day. Quick sidenote: I do love me some Bee Gees .......... musically speaking! 😏(Thats right,i turned my own embarrasing story into the main subject,and the intended subject Bee Gees into a sidenote.... "laugh at my pain! -Kevin Hart") *Hears Hollywood & Smokey dying of laughter in the background* You know what the funniest thing about Bee Gees is? When you hear them in interviews,they got those manly voices. So the fact that they hit those notes,must simply be by the size of theyr tight jeans,i will have to second that! A common favourite song of mine and my mom? Bee Gees - You Win Again (That song will have you boping your heads!) Its a far more recent song then the 2 songs you have been reacting to.

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

The BeeGees loved the Stylistics! All the early artists paved the way and influenced modern music!

[@lisa4455dickerson]

WE LOVED THOSE TIGHT JEANS!!!! BACK THEN!!!

[@pamhines1748]

And don’t forget about lil brother Andy Gibb. The family was full of talent. Andy looks & sounds like Barry, strong genes in that family!

[@lindacoy7165]

Barry Gibb is the lead singer. He’s the only Gibb brother still with us. It’s funny what you said about how they look. I’ve seen at least one compilation video on KZbin of reactors freaking out when they saw The Bee Gees saying they thought they were black. Great way to start my morning ❤

[@ellesee7079]

They wrote loads of hits that were sung by other people - too many to list, but some of the artists were Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers and Dionne Warwick

[@jangles1839]

Barry Gibb wrote SOOO many amazing songs!

[@MrTech226]

Hollywood and Smokey Man in the middle is Barry Gibb. Barry does his falsetto during Disco Era. But his late brother, Maurice can hit falsetto too. Barry has a wide range of vocal skills. Bee Gees has songs that Barry sings without using falsetto. As others stated here, his brothers: Robin (without beard) and Maurice died many years ago. Robin in 2012 and Maurice in 2003. Barry also had a younger brother as he calls him as his younger twin. Brother was Andy Gibb, who sadly died in 1988 at the age of 30. Until recently, Barry was touring on his solo career with his son, Stephen "Steve" Gibb on guitar. Steve stated that his father retired from touring.

[@groovelife415]

Their best music is outside of their disco era. You guys should do a lyric analysis on "I Started a Joke". My pops LOVED Bee Gees.

[@Metal_Mary]

Morning fellas✨️ I love this song! Reminds me of 6th grade slow dancing! Wow, feelin a lil old!😂♥️ Thanks guys!

[@bryanguthrie-ej1fb]

I love seeing this new generation exposed to the music I grew up on. Pure talent!!

[@jasonkadlec3929]

Their early stuff from the 60s was very folk pop, then switched to disco in the 70s, then turned into contemporary pop by the 80s. Thats probably the simplest description of their career arc.

[@RuthBair-ht1fj]

Loved the reaction. Some of their other styles/songs 60s To love somebody, I started a Joke, Gotta get a message to you, 70s Lonely days, Jive Talking, Tragedy, Nights on Broadway 1975 midnight Special, 80s Living Eyes, You win Again, 90s Kiss of life , For whom the Bell Tolls, Alone, 2001 Walking on Air, Wedding Day and This is where i came in. ❤❤

[@MsPoeticVisions]

#1 Make out song. Still works to this day for me and the hubby. 25 years and counting. 😍

[@retha1875]

How Deep is Your Love is one of my favorite songs.

[@kristaspecht]

Morning guys! Wow! Their voices really are smooth and blend so well together! I hadn't really heard much more than "stayin alive". So this was pretty kool,and loved y'all's reaction!😁🤓

[@xiuyunsu]

Oh my God, 😢 they're blessed 😢. I'm in tears 😢 right now

[@randywissler9923]

If i remember correctly, they were the only group in history to have a #1 song in 5 consecutive decades. 60's, 70's, 80's,,90s and 2000's.

[@kdm71291]

This is kind of a soul, r&b love ballad….they also did a lot of pop, other than disco. Other songs to listen to by them that are not disco are How Deep Is Your Love and two of their oldest, what most of us heard first are “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart” and “I Started A Joke”….but the first song I REALLY remember hearing on the radio a lot was “Jive Talkin’”.

[@loisdubois1229]

I love watching REACTIONS to Bee Gees . I lived it ,,, 😂

[@blaumupi]

OMG Music from my youth! I love Bee Gees soooo much! Thanks for remind me! 🥰

[@Eowyn187]

Soft rock/Pop is what they were. And if you think about it, most bands having to adapt to a new decade is usually damaging to them... The Bee Gees went into the disco era and, not only made the transition, they flourished. Big time. They've got talent on a whole other level.

[@fhdz505]

So grateful to have experienced the Bee Gees in "real time", along with bell bottoms 😉. Real music, great voices with NO AUTO TUNE!

[@beegeesbuster1]

It is true that disco was only a part of their music in the late seventies, and they did not see them selves as disco but they just wrote R&B/Soul music which somehow got caught up in the disco wave. In the sixties they made rock, beat, pop and a lot of ballads and even had a classical tune called Seven Seas Symphony in 1969. In the early seventies where they in 1971 had their first US number 1 with How Can You Mend A Broken Heart they really went into ballads and experimented also with country and and folk but still had some serious rock tunes like Down The Road and Bad Bad Dreams. From 1972 to 1974 they were lost because they could not find a way to evolve with their music. Then they hooked up with Arif Mardin and in 1974 and made the album Mr. Natural. It was not a big succes but it was a promise of what to come from 1975 up til 1980. In 1975 they had their 2nd US number 1 with Jive Talkin' and from their they did not look back. They had 14 number 1's to their name in that periode. Jive Talkin' 1975. You Should Be Dancing 1976 How Deep Is You Love 1977 Stayin' Alive 1977 Night Fever 1977 Love Is Thicker Than Water (Andy Gibb) 1977 I Just Want To Be Your Everything (Andy Gibb) 1977 If I Can't Have You (Yvonne Elliman) 1977 Shadow Dancing (Andy Gibb) 1978 Too Much Heaven 1978 Grease (Frankie Valli) 1978 Tragedy 1979 Love You Inside Out 1979 Woman In Love (Barbra Streisand) 1980 Because of their hugh succes there were always a Bee Gees song on the radio in this periode and this made a backlash in the radio stations where they ended up promoting Bee Gees free weekends so other artists could be played. They also got caught in the baccklash of disco that culminated with disco demolition night. They have 22 studio albums to their name, the first in 1965, the last in 2001. They have been writing songs for other artists like, Barbra Streisand, Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton, Boyzone, Take That, Destinys Child, Cliff Richard, Bonnie Tyler, Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Frankie Valli, Celine Dion and many more. Many covers has been made of their songs, the one most covered is To Love Somebody with + 200. Elvis Presley covered Words and Status Quo covered Spicks and Specks.

[@alaskangirl86]

My husband and I used to dance to this song while we were rollerskating back in the day when we was in High School in Anchorage Alaska...

[@NancyMoran-r3b]

Most people who review this song misinterpret the title before they even listen to it. I wish they would wait until they hear the song to try to figure out what the words mean to the writers of the song. It’s a great song.

[@Vee1music-lover]

Such class y’all! To give these guys a listen cuz you’ll not find better music than what came out of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s‼️ Imagine being a young teenager and young adult when this music came out! I feel very fortunate to have been alive during those decades! Y’all crack me up sometimes too! Stay golden✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@silverdye7424]

Lmao. I laughed so hard when the comment about the jeans was made. Us girls of the 70s llllooooovvvveeeeddd the tight jeans on men😎😎😎😎

[@Me-jv2pt]

The Bee Gees can be classed as blue eyed soul