FIRST TIME EVER HEARING THE BEE GEE’S (GenZ British REACTION)

[@objectiveobserver4278]

No internet, no auto tune, no studio. Just three brothers, one mike and a full orchestra. Pure talent!

[@MegaTechno2000]

lip-sync

[@duckducknight]

They also mixed at the mic by moving toward or away from the mic, not in the board.

[@jlewis4812179]

@@MegaTechno2000 Bullshit!!!!

[@mikerochburns4104]

mic.

[@kthor]

This is the studio recording dubbed over the video we're watching. There were nine layers of 3-part harmony, creating 27 voices. On those nine layers, six were just Barry & three were with his brothers.

[@sandyrekau5779]

I’m so glad I was around in those music days. Today’s music sucks.

[@annerussell-bruno9783]

More Than a Woman is my favorite. That line "I know that in a thousand years I'll fall in love with you again."

[@michaeltipton5500]

I'm usually the one who says that. Glad I'm in good company.

[@Americaisfukd]

💯

[@goosefarm3602]

lol true

[@knightdragon5640]

A friend said today's rap is just crap but without the "c".

[@debharrell]

3 Brothers, 1 mic, NO autotune, perfect harmonies = Perfection❤❤

[@bufferkaiser]

...and their song-writing skills are awesome!!!

[@tupelohoney622]

Something only siblings can achieve.

[@ph.122]

@debharrell YES !!!,👍

[@mikeharitos1258]

We had the absolute best music in the 60s and 70s!! I really miss those days!!

[@akires1550]

YES WE DID

[@KathFinley-l2g]

Those were the days thank God l heard all those songs my parents played, and such happier times , nothing like today's world that sucks 😞

[@HoneyBee03272]

70s 80s but yea!

[@mikeharitos1258]

60s & 70s! No contest! 80s we’re ehh. Just ok. Lol. But the 80s were still 10 times better than today’s music. Lol

[@tat-q6i9o]

… and 80s!!!!

[@Sadee8]

The BeeGees are legend. They wrote over 500 songs not just for them. They spanned 5 decades. There is nobody as great as there BeeGees

[@MartyMcfly-rg4wb]

The brothers grew up in England getting caught up in thug life as teenagers till their parents moved them to Australia for a better life. And they gave the world this. Absolute legends

[@angelapaden5280]

No autotune. This was recorded in one take. Now that true talent😊

[@svenlima]

+angela... You can make good songs with autotune, too.

[@MegaTechno2000]

Lol... That was a lip-sync video.

[@Americaisfukd]

​@@MegaTechno2000don't get butt hurt just because your generation has no talent in comparison😂

[@neilwilliams4684]

Sadly not. It took a lot of work - The recording process was the longest of all the tracks on Spirits Having Flown as there are nine layers of three-part harmony, creating 27 voices, though the high falsetto voices are the most pronounced in the final mix: Barry on falsetto lead three times falsetto high harmony three times falsetto low harmony three times Barry on natural voice lead three times high harmony three times low harmony three times Barry, Robin and Maurice together on lead three times high harmony three times low harmony three times

[@MegaTechno2000]

@@Americaisfukd Lol... I'm 60 years old and love the BEE GEES, but 95% of music videos lip-sync.

[@cindyv1401]

The Bee Gees are perhaps one of the greatest most talented guys on planet Earth ❣️❣️❣️ Enjoy Jay 😍

[@lydmarl.475]

I agree 💯%!!!

[@theresamedrano2587]

One of my favorites ❤!

[@PatStone3]

I miss those days. They where fun days.

[@kaseymanning8170]

100%

[@justsayinfornow5274]

Delete perhaps. They were one of the greatest musical groups EVER!!

[@SheilaMatthews-zu6lm]

Every penny raised from this song was given to UNICEF

[@Jons01]

Still to this day any money from Too Much Heaven still goes to UNICEF.

[@lisavinson3604]

Last I heard was over $10 Million and tha was before the twins passed. @@Jons01

[@JoyceStarr-iy3bq]

Recording of this song was extensive! You are listening to 27 different tracks. Barry recorded 18 alone.

[@Jons01]

@@JoyceStarr-iy3bq Fact!!

[@Lora-qw2rz]

We know this. It's been stated many times.

[@70sMusicLady]

The Gibb brothers. Barry, the eldest with the falsetto, twins Robin on the left and Maurice (pronounced Morris) on the right. Started making hits in the 1960s. Last single released in 2001, two years before Maurice died. Robin died in 2012. Only Barry left, he is 77 and still singing. They all had the falsetto voice, but it was usually Barry that sang it. There are hundreds of Bee Gee songs to react to. This song was released in 1978.

[@conniebrown983]

He’s British so I’m certain he understands how to pronounce Maurice.

[@70sMusicLady]

@@conniebrown983 Probably. Chances are there are a few non British reading this however.

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

@@70sMusicLadyI think it’s great that you included the pronunciation.

[@70sMusicLady]

@@carolynnewcomb2153Thanks, I truly wasn't trying to be insulting or condescending. I just know that in a lot of reaction videos, interviews and sometimes documentaries it's mispronounced.

[@Cat425]

Your beautiful smile says it all. God bless. They gave many more you can react too.

[@nicolefournel-hartery8187]

Are you kidding, young buck! They were one of the biggest bands in the world. You can't beat their legacy.

[@chrisholland6052]

Notice, three singers and one mike. The harmony you're hearing is pure talent. Autotune is not possible with that setup. That's the level of talent these guys had.

[@kthor]

It was (prerecorded) nine layers of 3-part harmony, creating 27 voices.....with Barry singing six layers by himself & the others three between the 3 of them.

[@nberrypatch02]

This was released in 1979, but The Bee Gees go back even further. Barry Gibb is the oldest son & his younger brothers, Maurice (pronounced Morris) & Robin were fraternal twins. The oldest Gibb child is their sister, Lesley, but she doesn't perform. They also had a baby brother, Andy (who was my favorite), that went on to have a very successful solo career. Andy died just a few days past his 30th birthday from Myocarditis (heart condition) which was exacerbated by years of drug use. Both twin brothers have also passed away, Maurice in 2003 & Robin in 2012. Barry is the last surviving Bee Gee & sister Lesley is still alive also. Barry & the twins started performing as kids back in 1958. They gained fame in the 60's, but it wasn't until the 1970's when they started singing in their iconic falsetto tones & soon became the kings of disco genre. Their album 'Saturday Night Fever" was the soundtrack for the movie of the same name & stars a young John Travolta in the lead role. It is considered to be one of the best selling albums of all time (40+ million sold). They continued to write & perform into the early 2000's. They have written numerous songs, both for themselves & for other singers. They were inducted into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame in 1994. Then they were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1997. You've likely heard their songs before, but just didn't realize it was them. Staying Alive, Night Fever, How deep is your love, You should be dancing, Tragedy, & More than a woman are just some of their more well known songs, but they have a whole library of great music...

[@michellejackson6679]

I was Andy era .. love all Bee Gee's songs now.. but In the late 70's. pre teen.. I loved me some Andy.

[@gingercollier7949]

Just to add a few more details. The Gibbs are British but raised in Australia and Barry currently lives in Florida. I saw this in a documentary so I don’t remember the city but I think it was Chicago. There was a DJ who hate Disco and because the BeeGees had numerous hit from the album and movie Saturday Night Fever this DJ went after them. There was a concert and they ask attendees to bring a disco album because they were going to destroy them with a bond fire. The years following the BeeGees wrote hit songs for other artists. BTW the song your listening to at a school dance would have been played to slow dance to. Some of the best music wrote and sang in the 70’s is by the BeeGees.

[@gingercollier7949]

Classic rock, Disco is the genre The Bee Gees weee in.

[@kthor]

@@gingercollier7949Yep, it was called Disco Demolition Night in Chicago July 1979, during a doubleheader between the White Sox & Detroit Tigers. It was spearheaded by local Steve Dahl, who should've paid a hefty price for the damage he did to their careers.😡

[@lisavinson3604]

Same here

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

The 70’s had some of the best music! You’re in for a treat!

[@abdeton1899]

Not too bad?? Are you freaking kidding me? Love to hear what you consider to be great! That's what THIS is!

[@sarahholland2600]

Modern reactors are used to autotune, not raw natural talent. He probably thinks this is autotuned to f**k like modern artists are. I would like to see him do Karen Carpenter next , for pure mesmerising talent too.

[@abdeton1899]

@@sarahholland2600 I so agree with you, Karen is one of the greatest singers who ever lived, along with Barry Gibb, Steve Perry and Whitney Houston! No autotune would EVER be required!

[@kathiek4239]

Karen ❤ or Freddie ❤️. Hell, anyone singing in the 70s could sing, but BeeGees, Carpenters, Queen…if their voices don’t give you chills, you’re dead inside.

[@edgegymnastics8409]

@@kathiek4239I always think it’s crazy when people born in the 70s have never heard of someone like Karen carpenter. Like how is that even possible? What do they do throughout their day? Where do they go? Karen was everywhere back then.

[@kathiek4239]

@@edgegymnastics8409 right? I grew up in the 70s/80s and the radio was on all the time/everywhere. Obviously when we became teenagers, we bought our own records to listen to, and I wasn’t buying the Carpenters (I was too cool then), but I heard them on the radio. Her voice cuts through me straight to my heart. ❤️

[@catlady443]

Barry's falsetto is considered the best ever

[@eaccristo]

Pure talent. Lots of practice and NO AUTOTUNE. They sing as good live as on their records. Only the middle guy left. But Barry still records and performs with his sons and nieces and nephews. I adore him. He is a very nice man too.

[@phillipridgway8317]

Not only were they amazing performers, but the Bee Gees wrote over 1000 songs, some of which were performed by the biggest singers of their day.

[@pampam9590]

I am 70 years old, and this was my favorite group🎉 out there. Still is. No one can sing like them. Pure talent, no autotune(I think they call it?). Just their voices and the band.. the one singing is the oldest, the other two are twins - both deceased now. They had too many number ones to count and were great song writers (they wrote all their own songs) as well as for many for other artists. And some movies. Check out the songs they wrote for Saturday night fever with John travolta

[@sandraturner4539]

My group too. I am 71. I loved dancing to their music.

[@SuperDrLisa]

Just started singing Night Fever in my head

[@carlamarlene2927]

They wrote the entire soundtrack for Saturday Night Fever over A WEEKEND!!!

[@LilFireFox]

Hello Gen Z British Guy. I'm a Gen X American Woman who's Boomer Mom introduced The BeeGees to me at about 11 year old. And this is what I grew up with in my pre to teenage life. Pure and Genuine music. With actual TALENT. Not that cheap, half assed/auto tuned crap playing now.

[@sandihunter1260]

Yup the 70's were the best era to grow up in and listen to music.

[@tubularguynine]

Brothers from the UK, raised in Australia, and back to UK , then to America, performed as a trio from 1958 until Maurice's (right) death in 2003. Over 1,000 songs for themselves, and many of the top voices in 3 decades. Their like will never be seen again.

[@cindyv1401]

Grab your lover and just slow dance the night away ROMANCE 🤗❣️🤗

[@karmelicanke]

Best dancing music ever!.

[@ambrabridges2161]

The Bee Gees were my first concert in 1979. I was 12-years-old and I still love their music.

[@Linda-w8d]

Look at Robin, on far left.....just hands on hips, singing effortlessly....pure harmony

[@theaffiliate4208]

Back then we didn't Netflix and Chill, she'd come over and we'd listen to records (LPs) and dance. Far more romantic. If you had a killer record collection, a fairly good cook (no DoorDash back then) and a good dancer with some smooth moves... you were "In Like Flynn" (look it up). 😉

[@peggyw172]

Yes!!! You’d call your friends and tell em to come over and bring their records. Good times!

[@HelenLouie]

In like "Flint."

[@victoriag6537]

@@HelenLouie The saying is 'in like Flynn' - there was a movie called In Like Flint, which was a play on words

[@toodlescae]

If you want to see them way earlier in their career before Barry found his falsetto then I recommend *To Love Somebody* from 1967.

[@lisavinson3604]

Massachusetts, I Started a Joke etc. Too many faves to name

[@valeriekhall]

My Dad was playing some of their earlier music one day, & I was shocked when he said it was the Bee Gees. I'd had no idea they'd recorded a bunch of music down in their normal vocal range; I'd only ever heard the high falsetto singing they're known for. (That's the "uniqueness" you mentioned. The brothers had very bright, extremely nasal falsettos, but such good control that it didn't turn screechy.) Their earlier stuff sounded like classic rock/folk rock with normal voices, quite good stuff. It's a completely different sound!

[@AnnaMarie66]

Legends! And No Autotune!🥰

[@hippielady123]

64 yrs old and I'm swooning!

[@patrickvanmeter2922]

82 years old and was digging watching you as much as I did listening to the Bee Gees. Happy you enjoyed it.

[@eduardooscar309]

Bee Gees donated royalties of "Too much heaven" for UNICEF in January 9, 1979 It was in a special concert at United Nations in US with ten artist who also donated royalties of a song: british: Bee Gees, Andy Gibb, Rod Stewart, Olivia Newton John north americans: Rira Coolidge, John Denver, Kris Kristoffersin, Donna Summer, Earth Wind & Fire and only one no English speaker: the swedish quartet ABBA That night ABBA premiered their song "Chiquitita" which was an extraordinary success, especially in Latin American countries like mine, Argentina, in South America. ABBA is a quartet basically made up of two musicians, composers and backup singers, and two female lead singers, who in the beginning were also couples. ABBA has around 20 world hits between 1974/1982, their first hit was "Waterloo" exactly 50 years ago and their biggest hit is "Dancing Queen"; and after almost 40 years they recorded again and released a new album "Voyage" in 2021 Just as the Bee Gees are masters of vocal harmonies, so is ABBA, privileging its female voices That's why it's my suggestion that you react to "Chiquitita" contemporary song from "Too much heaven" I hope to see you soon with ABBA My best regards from Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷 South América

[@tokskallez]

More People listening to music like this in the world - would make for a better world And this talent, the artists who are songwriters, performers without autotune - we need more of these too

[@Nannas-Porch]

Amen! I'm just about over all this "battle dissing" crap. Just more division.. I'm going to watch reactors who don't react to that other drama!

[@donut3946]

@@Nannas-Porchbeen over that mess for years now, it’s not productive.

[@willow_wise]

More Bee Gees please. Here are some suggestions from different eras throughout their long career: "Nights On Broadway", "For Whom The Bell Tolls", "You Should Be Dancing", "Man in the Middle", "Massachusettes", "Edge of the Universe", "Spirits Having Flown", "Love so Right", "The Change is Made", "Kiss of Life", "Come on Over"- that's a good start to give you an idea of their range.

[@Mess2012Z]

Barry Gibb is one of the greatest talents to ever exist...right up there with Al Green with that falsetto.

[@Made_In_America1776]

My husband (my HS sweetheart) and I married as soon as I graduated in 1979. We grew up listening to the Bee Gees (Brothers Gibb) and buying their 78's and 45's. Absolutely the best era to be alive.

[@lara37a]

I love hearing the comments of young people listening to the music of us oldies.

[@timthomas8153]

A lot of people have done reaction videos to this song. I give you credit for not stopping the video too often. I would watch your videos again.

[@TheMrssanderson]

Barry has the best voice I’ve ever heard! And he’s one of the best looking men ever.

[@singluna888]

They have 50 years of music for you to react to. Its all top notch.

[@janeteitsworth8824]

His falsetto is outstanding. Great reaction to a fantastic group from the past. Classics didn't use auto tune or pitch correction software so the feelings were heard and felt.

[@MustangKelley]

Omg, if only i was there to dance with you😂 Millions of views if me, an old (65) woman suddenly came up from behind and showed you how we danced to this....every day😂 super sexy yet clean classy and fun. Isn't it wonderful ?

[@GwenByrd-d4k]

You havent lived long enough to appreciate this music.

[@spacefanatic]

The Bee Gees were 3 brothers who were born on the Isle of Man, moved to Manchester and then emigrated to Australia. They returned to the UK and had success before moving to the USA. They had loads of great songs over many decades and genres. In my opinion one of the best groups ever. Barry is the older brother in the middle and Maurice and Robin (either side) were twins. Barry is the only one left. They also had another brother called Andy (also a singer) who died at an early age.

[@CarolinaGirl6919]

01:23 Yes. The luscious hair! You gotta love the men's hair in the 70s, man. It seems like they always had hair that women were working so hard to get.😆 ohh well

[@reidawilliams9375]

I grew up in the era of this beautiful music with no auto tones just pure talent. Bee Gees are phenomenal. Love your reaction. Get ready for the awesome ride!!!!

[@sharonglover7221]

You are so right! You gotta listen to the 50's thru 80's. We'll never hear this music again. It's gone forevermore. We were the luckiest generation as far as music is concerned.

[@robertzoomer9886]

This type of music is best listened to on a night alone with your partner with a nice drink,relaxing in your favourite chair and thinking of all the good times in your life with people who are and were important to you and let peace and happiness recharge your soul.

[@suzy260]

No one does harmonies like the Bee Gees. Barry Gibb, the lead singer on this song, was just given a Kennedy Center Honor. Check out "How Deep is Your Love," "Staying Alive," "Jive Talkin'," "Nights on Broadway," and "You Win Again." The talent in this family runs deep!

[@andordenbrok2932]

And no auto-tune back in those days!

[@MrChubba10]

I love, love, love this song .. my boyfriend who I married in 1980 used to dance to this . I love him now and after having had 2 children more than I did then ... he's a wonderful husband, man and father xx

[@lynnross428]

Staying alive is a great song by them

[@Danny_EastMids]

You can say the "olden days"! I'm 57, I would have said that when I was your age 😂, no worries, go for it mate.

[@Nannas-Porch]

😂 I'm almost 67! And I thank God for each birthday and to have experienced this fabulous music in the 60s & 70s... Artists then had no auto tune and made the best music! I loved dancing!

[@glennallen239]

I found your channel looking for Bee Gees reactions. I am 59 years old and the Bee Gees are my favorite group and Elvis my favorite singer.

[@cccs800]

Barry is using his voice like the instrument it can be. This was my era growing up and I call it the feel good era of music because it just fills you with pure joy. There are sooooo many great songs and UNIQUE artists from this era. Genuine talent, no BS. When I wanna listen to music in it's purest, raw element I go back, sometimes way BACK but the 70's will always be my favorite era of music. There were FOUR Gibb brother's in this family, ALL blessed with the voices of angels. That is RARE.

[@louisesmith4251]

'LOL todays music is 'junk food' , great description !

[@ciarrajohnson3849]

RIP Bros & bless Barry forever♥️♥️

[@rwilson7197]

Great reaction! ❤ So glad you discovered the fabulous BeeGees. "Nights on Broadway"performed on the Midnight Special should be next to hear their lower range. Then please react to Alone, Love You Inside Out, Morning of My Life, Rings Around the Moon, Love So Right, Emotion, How Do You Mend a Broken Heart, Run To Me Their music spans 4 decades - early 60s to 2001 & they have 22 studio albums and 39 albums total.❤

[@Realmasterorder]

They are Actuall Legends thats who they are

[@karenfindley3791]

The BeeGees had 5 of the top 10 songs at one time.

[@annforkin8368]

They wrote over 100 songs, some for themselves and some for other performers of the time, like Dionne Warwick, Michael Jackson, Barbara Streisand , Celine Dionne, Folly Pardon and Kenny Rogers to name a few! Love every song they sing! Never heard a bad one! They also wrote music for Movies, like Saturday Night Fever, Wrote the title song for Grease!

[@frannibarr116]

This was recorded at Atlantic Records in Manhatten, it was the only studio that could handle The New York Philah orchestra could play together. Tommy Dowd was their primary producer, Alby Gluten and Karl Richardson became their primary producers for Staying Alive and i think Grease.

[@mandybunni409]

They were the greatest songwriters 😍love the Bee Gees , you need to watch Saturday night fever, I must have gone to see it 15 times never gets old.!!!

[@sandradyer5956]

Their range, harmony and song writing skills are second to none. True raw talent right there. The Brothers Brilliant never disappoint.

[@RegenaCox-yy1rl]

The Bee Gees is one of the greatest bands ever. Right up there with the Beatles. You are lucky enough to have fallen down a huge rabbit whole. The Bee Gees have been singing together since they were kids. Barry ( the one in tbe middle ) was around 9 years old, and Ronin (the one on the left ) and Mourice thee one on the right ) are twins and they were around 6. They became famous in the early to middle 60's. They dont always sing in falsetto (high pitch voices ) they sing in lower voices sometimes . Try some of their other songs like I Got To Get A Message To You, or To Love Somebody, or many more from the 69's. Or Nights On Broadway,, or Staying Alive or You should Be Dansing or many more from the 70' # or You Win Again, and For Whom The Bell Tolls from the 80's 90' s? Or Alone, or This Is Where I Came In from the 2000's. Thats only a drop in the bucket of the songs they have, witch they were all written by them as they did all their songs. They also wrote songs for other famous singers too many to mention. Oh I forget to tell you they are brothers. Haven't heard a bad song yet, and I've been around a long time.

[@christ112-c4u]

He man I’m 62 men from Montreal,,the music of this year’s was amazing,,(just watched your eyes when you listened to),,that time was joyful only by is music,,today’s the world is so sad politics and else the vibes is extremely low,,relistening ,makes me emotional thinking about those cool days 👍

[@patriciahedrick1954]

I believe that they had 6 single top of the chart songs at the same time and no one else has ever broken that record. I love there music.

[@TheMadeofhonor]

It is taking you on a journey, back in time :) Yeah we don't like being reminded of how old we are lol.

[@kathybell7407]

Oh yes! You did have a beautiful smile on your face!! Well deserved!! I’m 71 and always loved The Bee Gees. It was so nice that you can appreciate the sheer uniqueness of there beautiful sound. I still to this day love hearing them. Bringing back memories of those days. I wish someone today can produce that kind of music again! Thank you for sharing! Keep that beautiful smile on your face❤ Kathy Washington State 🇺🇸👋🏻

[@RuthBair-ht1fj]

They all have massive vocal range. Check out Fanny be tender with my love and Wind of change(1979).

[@jennytoohey948]

DIFF NEED TO DO THIS ONE

[@deloresmckinniss7988]

You sir, have an awesome smile 😊

[@michellejackson6679]

Gen Z I'm Gen X.. Bee Gee's were a little before my time but I love their music. They were amazing with their sibling harmonies.. just beautiful and Barry's falsetto voice.. crazy. Any song you listen to from the Bee Gee's will blow you away.. they wrote so many hits in the 60's, 70's and 80's

[@lisacorman9171]

You must be LATE gen X since the Bee Gees were all over the charts in my tween years and before even

[@elizabethwilliston6377]

These brothers were one of a kind. You don't hear people sing so beautiful anymore. They had feeling and emotions in their songs ❤❤❤❤

[@hopeklemann1]

to see the happiness in the Joy on your face as you listen to this just warms my heart

[@patriciamorgan2659]

You are in for a treat. I love the Bee Gees. Disco dancing. 70's were a blast.

[@AlamoDame7]

I enjoyed your reaction! You get it.

[@NancyPowell-dv3dx]

Tell he enjoyed it. Smiling all the time

[@dubivxler]

bee gees love you inside out

[@jonelfilipek7848]

Backwards and forwards with my heart hangin’ out.

[@Royal_BLT]

🇨🇦 My personal favourite Bee Gees song is "You should be Dancing" ! 🇨🇦

[@LiveYourTruth1]

Sweet appreciation for the Gibbs brothers & their magical voices. Continue to rest peacefully Robin & Maurice.🎶🌷🎵. My whole body smiles & brings tears of joy.💗

[@GwenByrd-d4k]

This was in 1979 young man and that was the style. These brothers had raw Gid given talent .It was live no auto tune back then. O miss the good old days.

[@maryscales5747]

Little Bro ! When you chair dance like that. , make it slow and intense . Know what I mean ? Slow your roll my man ! Enjoy our sojourn !

[@TheAnthonyjames]

Saw them in a small venue in the late seventies. They were there for us and we were there for them. Unforgettable and pure.

[@annmarie6132]

What an amazing memory to have!

[@kathleenshaw932]

Just Love watching younger generations discovering the music!

[@kazshaw3945]

You had an expression on your face of happiness and joy there listening to that and i never see that on the faces of people listening to todays music or rap !The difference being back then the music was positive and uplifting and everybody sang along to it !It was fun ,not like most of todays ,that is negative and plain nasty !👍

[@somuchdesignwithhanne]

One of the best groups of all time and such talented song writers, look at their music catalogue, it unrivalled. Bee Gees were incredible and of course they had another talented brother Andy Gibb who unfortunately died too young

[@sandramoore]

Voices so angelic, singing heavenly music. We had it all back in the day.

[@kathyhoward1767]

Best music EVER! We grew up with this!

[@smsquared73]

It cracks me up when you say you haven't heard of these guys or you think they might have been big. The Charlie Daniel's Band and now the Bee Gee's LOL, 2 very big deals. It's really cool seeing g you experience them for the first time. I'm trying to think of a really good song to suggest.

[@VegasGem3992]

I cannot tell you how absolutely THRILLED I am that you did this reaction video. Welcome to my world! I graduated high school in 1979, and let me tell you... We had thee best music back then!! Much more talent, as technology was nowhere near what it is today. These brothers did this song in one take! That was their consistent caliber! Much appreciation, Lisa from Las Vegas xx

[@TheArchangel-yd5sj]

They were the kings of Disco my man!😇😅

[@mikeorclem]

you had a big smile on your face through the whole song .. great.

[@NWALedDisplay]

His high voice is called "falsetto".

[@marieadesimone]

The "squeaky" voice is known as a falsetto, and it is rare for a man to be able to sing in that range. This is only ONE thing that made the BROTHERS GIBB so rare and special. Their harmony was as one voice that can only happen when u share such a close brotherly bond and DNA. The middle singer is the oldest brother, Barry Gibb, and the other two are Barry's fraternal twin brothers.

[@christina5kids16grands]

omg you're adorable, and it makes me so happy seeing young people enjoying my favorite band of all time ever. "Music today is like, junk food." Truer words were never said.

[@withalohatara]

Yes! Barry Gibb and two brothers so talented! That is what you call music! I listen to them all day!

[@yvonnehall6972]

They wrote all their own songs. 5 decades of the most amazing music!♥️♥️♥️. Barry Gibb was famous for his outstanding falsetto (high singing voice).

[@bethmacpherson9918]

Love your beautiful reaction❤

[@sylviegoulet8127]

It was beautiful music in those days not like today

[@stargazer29609]

They were way before internet, auto tune, and CDs. They were producing music since the 60’s. As of now only the only one left is the oldest Barry the one with the falsetto. BTW they were brothers.

[@richarddagostino6116]

I wish I could go back to the 70's.