Spice Girls - Holler | REACTION

[@JackReacts904]

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[@cchild12789]

When I tell you this is a bop! This is a TOTAL bop!

[@MrMoz32]

Still a BOP!!! Underrated AF!!! 💃🏽💃🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@roseberry5253]

Here I am singing along to the song lol. I love this album. This album is fire. I remember playing all the time as a kid. This is my favorite album of theirs.

[@eskayh7734]

Ah yes, one of those songs I still listen to incessantly like it's 2000 again lol. "Holler" is the UK lead single from SG's third album, Forever (2000); the song was a commercial success, topping the UK Singles Chart and becoming the Girls' ninth number-one single in the region. This resulted in giving them the record for being the girl group with the most number-one singles. Please react to Spice Girls - "Too Much."

[@myfriendisaac]

6:22 “Imagine us together!” 💣🔥🎧 They went from 5 to 4 without missing a beat! I played this CD to death!!!

[@roseberry5253]

Me too love this album 😊

[@allys86nz]

This was definitely a sound and image change up for the girls after Geri leaving and I was absolutely obsessed with this song still am ❤

[@runningmate08]

Such a bop. Been a bop

[@JackReacts904]

Thank you Baimarsh for the request!!!

[@jadebel7006]

Spice girls...from England? Lol...yeah and the greatest selling girlband of time...the spice girls were the 2nd biggest musical phenomenon of all time behind the beatles...bigger than one direction, bigger than Justin beiber..they were EVERYWHERE over night 0-100, commercials, toys, books sooo much merchandise, endorsements ..it was more than you could even imagine , the cultural impact..they were huuuugeee

[@gabrielmcdonnell8699]

Thanks, Baimarsh, for supporting the channel!

[@CRobb-ql4zp]

Thanks, Baimarsh.

[@swo5092]

was one of my favs from this album, good times ❤

[@charliefual]

Thankfully this isn’t the majority of their catalog. This song came out in 2000, them trying to fit the scene that was dominated at the time by Destiny’s Child, Britney and Christina. The whole “Forever” album was produced by American producers, which was a departure from the signature style from their previous two albums “Spice” from 1996 and “Spiceworld” from 1997. Geri Halliwell was also gone, and she was a very big influence in their sound.

[@AananB-h5s]

React to more from the Spice Girls please! Perhaps 'Who Do You Think You Are'. Love your reactions vids!

[@eduardomendozavargas]

I love Victoria Beckham vocals. This song served as inspiration for Victoria's solo album. Pure R&B and soft music

[@Gabrielbeer2111]

Love the Spice Girls ✌️💚

[@jorydwilliams-negron59]

Love this song, this was produced by Darkchild. The concept if the video is supposed to be the 4 elements. As you see the vid you'll notice which one is which.

[@AlMiner]

😮 WHOA! The song, solos, choreography, and video production were damn good. All of it. Why didn't they lean into this vide?

[@jadebel7006]

Bcoz it flopped lol spice girls were edgy , fun, charismatic...this is a b0ring 3rd rate.. no scrubs, bills bills bills knock off lol We'd heard it a million times by now n we hard other artists for that n it's not even real rnb just generic rnb at least their pop was unique, catchy, fun and authentic

[@Realviews603]

@@jadebel7006 The song went #1 on the UK charts. That's not a flop.

[@gabrielmcdonnell8699]

@@jadebel7006Agree. 100%.

[@MarlonKameka]

The first album, Spice, is very r&b influenced. They were listening to TLC a lot at the time and you can hear that in a lot of their album tracks. They were pioneers of urban pop. Their first album is not as pop as many think.

[@kerronwalker1589]

Right its actually has alot of different genres in that first album, spice world was definitely more pop oriented but even then they still had elements of jazz and r&b in it. Something kind of funny is an absolute favourite of that first album, love that song also say youll be there and who do you think you are, are crazy follow up singles to the pop sound of wannabe honestly. Suprised mel c didnt head down the r&b route more, mel b definitely is underrated in that area her first album was a bop.

[@dragonflynoire9659]

This was their best song, and it was their last single.

[@CurlyHair-km5vs]

This wasn’t their last single lmaoo ….the 2nd single from this album was Let Love Lead The Way

[@jadebel7006]

Oh n that's why it flopped in most countries lol spice girls were edgy , fun, charismatic...this is a b0ring 3rd rate.. no scrubs, bills bills bills knock off lol We'd heard it a million times by now n we hard other artists for that n it's not even real rnb just generic rnb at least their pop was unique, catchy, edgy, fun, new at the time and authentic ...wen u grow up you'll realise quickly this is one of their worst....give it f!ve yrs lool

[@isaidwhatisaid..]

This was their comeback song after going solo It was rushed though as Mel C kept putting if off as she struggled with weight issues and was not happy with herself in this video or around the 2000-2004 Song is still good Though Geri vocals are not missed her presence is

[@kevinwyllie102]

Absolutely iconic

[@BAMOORE94]

This and weekend love should’ve been so much bigger

[@tonystanley845]

This is such a BOP

[@Realviews603]

Darkchild on productions 🔥 Released in 2000

[@Exemi]

Victoria's part is amazing, my god.

[@hughw2377]

The got backlash for doing this mature sexy song because they initially did pop and their market audience was kids lol

[@kidoo2009]

Holler is epic! Love it

[@gabrielacarreno846]

My favourite Spice song ❤

[@PeterRIGBY08]

You should react to Melanie B ft. Missy Elliott - I want you back! The first spice girl to have a song outside of the group! And it’s a bop!

[@Tum2185]

I'm quite sure you'd like Viva Forever. It's probably their best song.

[@kimmyblanco4298]

One of my favorite albums 😊

[@ec9121]

Freshman year nostalgia!!

[@Dystiler]

wow its totally "dance tonight" ..never realized that. i wonder who recorded the beat first.

[@luisheredia845]

Amo esta canción, el video y por supuesto AMO A LAS SPICE GIRLS 😍

[@Dejnyt]

W00pw00p Love them 4 life❤

[@gabrielmcdonnell8699]

_THAT_ -tired played out- harpsichord intro 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@livinginstereo]

You literally heard him say dark child. The only other clue was the midi harpsichord everyone was using during this era.

[@themessyrainbow]

love that your reacting to this, please react to little mix, thier. girlband from the UK for ten years and amazing, thier like the new age spice girls and destiny's child, please react to their song women like me, orpower video, thanks peace from london :)

[@gerawood]

Love it

[@tiffanydeveaux9777]

🎉

[@mariahramierz4082]

💙💙💙💙🔥🔥🔥😉👍

[@theboyjames3065]

Halla

[@livinginstereo]

3:56 this song was trash overproduction. The song is good for pop radio in America. This is when Geri left and they're using American producers to be the best of the best. It was definitely working, yeah?

[@kekesels767]

Yeah to you some of us liked them trying a urban sound lol…

[@jadebel7006]

Alot of the spice girls album tracks were rnb esp the first album but real authentic rnb no generic knock off like this...the only generic rnb song like this that was actually good was no scrubs by tlc now that's a great song

[@gabrielmcdonnell8699]

Respectfully disagree. I don’t think The Spice Girls could _ever_ sound authentically R&B. ✌🏽