ABBA - KNOWING ME, KNOWING YOU | FIRST TIME HEARING *REACTION* 🦋✨

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

CEO of randomly dropping videos 😭 #ineedtobeconsistent 🥲 hope y’all enjoy! 🌸

[@TheCoverless]

🥰❤❤💥💯

[@christianoazzuro6711]

We did enjoy girl.Wise mum choice that one.I give her my approval.

[@greg2976]

Please! Go down the ABBA rabbit hole!!!!

[@supastah68]

Best Band Ever

[@edwardsadler3348]

🤔 Hello... Beatles fan here 😆

[@johnbrookes3261]

ABBA These guys are second to none .They are from Swden in the late 70s and early 80s no one could top these guys. I loved your reaction and good to c u bak .LIZZE you are truly loved by us all . Try reacting to FERNANDO by ABBA .Tjanks John.

[@niklasherneryd4754]

ABBA is the goat of pop with so many great songs. This one is in top 10 for me. ABBA has sold almost a half of billion of records all over the world (dependng on how you count), did sing in 5 different languages, was way before their time and has given many musicians inspiration to new expressions.

[@tyromecox3059]

Wonderful group from the 70s.

[@walterpanovs]

Check out their brilliant "SOS, "Waterloo," "The Winner Takes It All," and "Gimme Gimme Gimme." Just for starters.

[@martyemmons1859]

"Waterloo" by ABBA is my favorite song by them.

[@Rayward-vr6hi]

best reaction ever. you showed how you felt without interrupting...............the way it should be done !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Muckylittleme]

ABBA's "Ahha's" were a sort of signature and were in probably a dozen songs in one form or another and the harmonies were a trademark of all their songs, especially the female vocalists. So many great golden oldie pop hits, try "Gimmee, gimmee, gimmee"

[@SaraJones-mf8nx]

The two men wrote and scored the ABBA music. Extremely talented group.

[@jw8_888]

This was a great choice! I love Abba. Their voices harmonize so well. Thanks Lizzie!

[@Vikinggirl1679]

Hi there. Great song great reaction. ABBA is awesome. They were huge and I mean HUGE in the 70s and early 80s. They have sold over 400 million records. Only the Beatles have sold more and no one can harmonize like Agnetha and Frida. Not sure how much you know about them. They are from Sweden and 2 married couples. Agnetha (the blonde) was married to Bjorn the guitar player (They were hugging in the video) and Ani-Frid aka Frida or Annie (the auburn haired one) was married to Benny the piano player she was hugging in the video. Agnetha and Frida took turns singing lead in songs but in many they both sang together and it was known as ABBAs third voice.

[@pamagnolia]

Beautiful song! Love all the layers of voices in this! Thanks to mom for this!!! 😅

[@Kneon_Knight]

So good to see you again, Miss Lizzie. ABBA has always been one of my guilty pleasures, and seeing you groove like we did back in the day makes a lot of us older folks feel the connection with our young brothers and sisters that reaches beyond time, culture, and politics. Much love, as aqlways.

[@bethanythatsme]

I love your mom's suggestions. I think you'd dig Voulez-vou for your next Abba endeavor.

[@kimberly3131]

Love ABBA and their music. Songwriting and performance were top notch. This is one of my favorites. I thought it was after the two marriages had ended but the group was still together. A couple of other songs I really love by them are "Name of the Game". and another called " Eagle".

[@tconnolly9820]

No it wasn't after the marriages had ended. Bjorn and Agnetha had got married in 1971 and split in 1979. And Benny and Frida had been living together since 1971 but didn't get married until October 1978 but they separated two years later and divorced in 1981. This song is from 1976. The Winner Takes It All from 1980 is their big autobiographical break up song and often described as ABBA's greatest song.

[@kimberly3131]

Sorry. I've been remembering it wrong for along time then.

[@christianoazzuro6711]

@@kimberly3131 Not after the marrages but you were rather close anyway. since It was rather 'prophetic' of what was to follow years later on.

[@k1hasard]

"Gangster hippies don't stop", the quote of the day. Nice reaction! Abba is one of those groups that I have heard in passing, they make good music and their sound is recognizable. They are not my favoritest singing group, but they are good. I'm glad your technical difficulties are not getting the better of you, this video was just fine. Stay safe and I will be waiting for the next one.

[@DC-vv5ii]

Definitely one of their top 5. RIP Lasse Wellander!

[@geneaikenii1092]

have always liked to hear those two angels sing. loved em then. love em still. nice eyes btw. go w/ God. peace. shoutout from this ol longhaired southern rocker in gatlinburg, tennessee. peace and love.

[@Whalewraith]

I love this song.

[@Mr.Sidenote]

Yes to more ABBA! Always great to see you, Liz. 💜

[@jjack-zm4sr]

Lizzy, I absolutely love how you love the music that I grew up on during the 70's and 80's. Keep it up you're doing a great job

[@barrykime5580]

Yes she does a great job

[@rockerforlife194]

So glad to see you back Sweetie! Been missing you. Peace and love to you, Lizzie.

[@barrykime5580]

Abba was very good. Also underrated.Hard to not like this. From the good old days. When groups preformed real music. Today what they call music ain't music.

[@christianoazzuro6711]

Actually, overlooked and underrated at the time by part of some 'serious' rock critics but not from the record buyers.People just loved them.They were massive.A longlasting culture phenomenon.Still are.

[@ullis5125]

Underrated? They where huge specially in England and Australia

[@christianoazzuro6711]

@@ullis5125 I'm sure Barry meant 'critically' underrated not commercially since their record sales were phenomenal and raised eyebrows.But part of the USA and UK press was really venomous and painfully abusive to them which was so humiliating and so unfair.Now both Abba and Us fans have all the last laugh don't we.

[@ullis5125]

@@christianoazzuro6711 im confused… u reply and tell me what u think he mean with his comment? Why not reply to him and not me?

[@eduardooscar309]

I'm so glad to see you for frist time, with your first reaction to ABBA songs "Knowing me knowing you" (1976) is one of ABBA's most famous heartthrob songs The lyrics are strong and raw (some say there is a preview of the couple conflicts between the blonde singer Agnetha & guitarist Björn) And it has a powerful chorus on Agnetha & Frida, and a nice melody These is an excellent official video, it shows the four of them in separation situations, and plays with the images of the trios The part that stands out the most is the appearance of the image of Agnetha almost whispering as a reflection of Frida's main voice "Knowing me knowing you" was five weeks in a row at #1 in the UK, and one of them coincided with the #1 of "Dancing Queen" on the Billboard. (Just this week of April 9, 1977, 46 years ago, ABBA was #1 in the U.S. and U.K. with two different songs from the same album) "Knowing me knowing you" is one of their hits that ABBA recorded in spanish at 1980, with the tittle: "Conociéndome, Conociéndote", part of their album in spanish language "Gracias por la música" (1980) ABBA recorded in spanish after the colossal success of "Chiquitita" (1979) in Latin American countries For a new suggestion, the first heartbroken ABBA song that was worldwide hit: "S.O.S." (1975) the second worldwide hit to ABBA since their victory at Eurovision with "Waterloo" I hope to see you in next reaction to ABBA My best regards to You from Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷 South América

[@HughJaxident67]

Oh look! Eduardo with his usual 'war and peace' entry on an ABBA reaction YT video...

[@alejandrosantanaborquez917]

Love ❤️ ABBA please more 🙏 Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱👍

[@ronaldwilliams4954]

My mother used to love ABBA I remember hearing those albums played in the house when I was a kid back in the 70s great song and boy woman you are so beautiful sometimes I wish you were my lady and I say that with the utmost respect no cap!

[@ed.z.]

Your mama has great taste in music. And you have a wonderful appreciation for music.

[@timokk3]

Another enlightening analysis, Lizzie. I learned a lot...Thanks!

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Man I was 13 years old when this hit song came out! ABBA was hot during the 70s they have so many great hit songs! And this one is one of my favorites from them! As a matter of fact! My older sister still has this album! Damn we’re old!👋😂👍✌️❤️🌹great reaction honey!

[@martyemmons1859]

Hello Lizzie, Your choice of music draws me 'like a moth to the flame'. That first image of you with 'The Stuffed Animal Squad' has a calming effect on me. I'm always grateful to hear you set up the content of the video. The 'cuteness effect' of you saying, "The Gangster Hippie Squad don't stop...buggin' '. Already made watching your video worth while. "Knowing Me, Knowing You" by ABBA is a perfect example of the musical talent of this quartet's singing skills. My personal favorite is "Waterloo" by ABBA. Thank you Lizzie, for bringing peace and serenity by posting this reaction video. 'The Stuffed Animal Squad' also plays their major part.

[@scotties.3414]

Glad you're enjoying our 70s treasure Abba. Check out their other great hits Chiquitita, SOS, Name of the Game, Fernando, The Winner Takes It All, and Take a Chance on Me

[@MICHAELJAMESBAYNE]

If you want to listen to react to other great ABBA songs, I'd recommend Fernando, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight), Money Money Money, Chiquitita, and One of Us. Each has a different theme.

[@joethabroyles1211]

Beautiful I still know all the words.❤️❤️❤️

[@Bekka_Noyb]

♥ ABBA

[@gregorygant4242]

I'm glad you've just discovered ABBA , I grew up on ABBA as a kid in the late 70's. If you listen closely that background bass is sick, absolutely beautiful! That bass in the background is a masterclass in bass playing ! Great classic ABBA song !

[@wgdavis5353]

Hi Ms. Lizzie, I like ABBA, good stuff... ♠W.G.

[@batman1989keaton]

Just found your channel, is great to see someone that enjoys all different types of music!!! Really enjoy your reactions, keep up the great videos!

[@erichirsch583]

Hi Lizzie you are so beautiful sweetheart.. 😘😘😘yes I do listen to Abba quite often..

[@glenngastonjonsson7954]

Thanks a lot for reacting. Many ABBA songs are a bit larger than life.

[@christhrasher9892]

SOS by ABBA is my favorite song by them. Check it out!

[@mitchell699]

Great job! 🌹🌹

[@stevenlaw310]

Fire period.

[@kimberly3131]

I like the fact that the guys singing is a little easier to pick up on.

[@swampfizz]

it used to blow my mind how great they sounded when back in the day they couldnt speak any english

[@Hammarspiken]

Hi Lizzie 👍🏻 thats awsome that you have many good ABBA songs to listening to..🌍👍🏻. And as i can read on you so are you a real music fan.👍🏻🎺🎷ABBA is a Swedish band from 1973 and they have been famous over the world just because they sing about life things and songs about divorce just because members in the band have divorce in real life 🌍 the name ABBA coming from the first letter in the members name as Agnetha singer blond girl ..Björn guitarist singer..Benny piano.. Anni-frid singer dark hair ..And this ABBA made so many good songs in the 70s but they quite play because of a Divorce between Agnetha and Bjorn as some of the songs is realate to😢 like "The winner takes it all" a very famous sad song they split as a band 1982 and believe it or not they started again 40 year later 2022 and just pumping out good music again unbelievable comeback❤😮 the world never Stop listening on ABBA ther music stay in peoples home from 1982 so when they start the band again it was very very welcoming to all people in the world 🌍👍🏻🇸🇪 THX Lizzie for a good reaction on ABBA 🇸🇪❤️🇺🇲❤️🇸🇪

[@Telmaandl6]

Реально, драгоценность 🌺

[@nestevens5485]

Love to listen to your comments. You got a pleasant voice 😊

[@timtutt2670]

AbbA sos is a kicking song. I think you’ll enjoy it.

[@rubbersole79]

3rd best selling group of all time behind The Beatles and Queen. Amazing.

[@brianpowell6058]

I completely forgot about this track from Michel Legrand in 1971. I think you'll love it, its film theme music, "Theme from The Summer of '42." A bit later and I've remembered a track from the late 1950's that I think you will love. Its another theme from a film called, "A Summer Place." By Percy Faith & his orchestra.

[@jarihaukilahti]

listen to Earl Klough ,George Benson ( guess your grand dads music )- or Agneta Fältskogs swedish songs( she were played more than Abba on swedish radio ) and her german songs

[@alfonzso2]

Always great seeing your reaction on music ❤

[@teddtarr]

T4his was the first song of theirs that led me to think that perhaps all was not as well in ABBALAND as I had thought. Within several years, both couples had divorced. "The Winner Takes It All" is Bjorn's take on that process, sung by his then-divorced wife, the blonde, Agnetha.

[@natmanprime4295]

top top top song AND reaction

[@seanbogombari9170]

This could have been the soundtrack to the next 9 months after high school

[@barrykime5580]

I have loved all your reactions. The tribute you did for Bobby Caldwell 17 seconds I cant get enough of. Totally fantastic. Would love to see you do Best of My Love by the Eagles. I believe everyone would love it. Keep punching pretty lady!!

[@hahatoldyouso]

I reckon you should do more ABBA ;)

[@hubrisnaut]

All the best from me to you, Liz.

[@hubrisnaut]

Your "reactions" to music I cherish were with me, and comforted me through dark times. Sending love. I pray you are well. You have a friend in me.

[@geofffield7603]

Amazing 😻

[@brianpowell6058]

Lizzie girl, I was looking back through my old record collection last night and I came across quite a few singles and albums by a great singer, who covered more than one genre of music, one James Carr. I know you are a huge Otis fan, so I'd like to suggest you react to, James Carr's, "I Don't Want To Be Hurt Anymore."

[@deepfriedscotsman2860]

You should try a Scottish band called ( Middle of the Road ) they were out about 4 years before ABBA and some of there songs ( Soley Soley / Sacramento / Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep / all of the USA )

[@bobowrathsovine.]

Lizzy should have her hair that way permanently

[@DaveMiller2]

You should do "Take A Chance On Me" and "So Long"

[@sirjohnmara]

Great breaking up song!

[@John-qe1wl]

You have to listen to ( fooled around and fell in love) Elvin Bishop. It’s fire😊

[@michaelharrison8341]

If you ever get a chance, listen to if ever you’re in my arms again by Peabo Bryson. It is such a good song and I think he would really like it. Keep up the good work. You’re really cool to watch.

[@birgittalagerstrom6264]

Hi Lizzie! You have to listend to Summernight City 😀

[@thomaskelley1718]

You disappeared from my feed for almost a year. I don't know why. I noticed I had not seen you in a long time so I looked and yes you are still posting videos. I watched a couple now you are back on my feed. Always enjoyable and I do appreciate the contradictory name, it's kinda funny. "hippie gangster", like two worlds collide and out pops Lizzie, rock on lady.

[@danielbenincasa770]

❤👍😊

[@davidhutchinson5233]

There was a resurgence of the 70s in the early to mid 90s. This epitomized my break up with an ex girlfriend. Donna...we tried baby.

[@50plus2013]

Hiiiii. I enjoyed the video. Thank you for sharing Liz THANK YOU FOR VISITING MY CHANNEL

[@nonearlylove]

Point of Interest : This song was recorded as both Couples were actually breaking up in real life. Easy to verify that fact.

[@eduardooscar309]

It's not that easy. You are wrong in your statement. You should check before posting for sure. "Knowing me knowing you" was recorded in 1976 for the album Arrival at that moment both couples were happy Frida and Benny lived together, and got married at the end of 1978. Agnetha and Björn were married since 1971, with a son in 1973, and in 1977 they would have their second child. the separations and divorces came more later than the recording of this song

[@nonearlylove]

​@@eduardooscar309 Both marriages were stressed at that time, follow by the eventual divorces in 1980 and 1981..! Duh..!

[@martyemmons1859]

I can't imagine the stress of maintaining their personal relationships combined with the creative pressure of performing and recording at such a high level. That happens more often then we think. For example, I've heard the rumors concerning Fleetwood Mac's Rumours album (Stevie Nicks/Lindsey Buckingham and John and Christine Mc Vie).

[@eduardooscar309]

@@nonearlylove To a false definition, which contrasts with facts, you respond with a vagueness that is also wrong. At the time of the recording (March 1976) neither ABBA nor their partners were suffering from stress. if so, one couple would not have had another child and the other couple would have married. They would have always had problems, like any other couple. The major conflicts that led to their divorces came well after the tours and the movie, only in 1978, not here. It is more likely that the lyrics of the song are based more on Frida and Benny's experiences in their previous couples to ABBA (each had a previous couple with two children). I am not going to answer anymore. You do what you want. But it is wrong to say anything without foundation and without facts

[@Lisa-M]

@@nonearlylove Frida and Benny weren't even married when the song came out. The song is from 1976 and they married in 1978. So you can't tell that their marriage was stressed when they married only two years later.

[@justitia257]

Togli il fiato per quanto sei Bella 🌹

[@tomburke3681]

I love the ear you have for great music it is very encouraging!! I think you would live Boz Skaggs Music starting with the song What can I Say?? You will love this song and be a Boz Skaggs fan !!!! Hopefully ha ha

[@martyemmons1859]

I love watching Boz Scaggs performing "Harbor Lights" live.

[@garfield122010]

Please please do Boz Scaggs - Lowdown its a masterpiece musically and vocally its a vibe you would love. ❤

[@APaganPerspective]

Good video ..

[@aaronw.markel9319]

They wrote this song because both couples really broke up/divorced

[@Lisa-M]

I don't know where you and all these other people got the information but this song was written even before the marriage of Benny and Frida and also before Björn and Agnetha broke up.

[@teromattila72]

Björn wrote these lyrics only in order to sound more mature than before, Mamma mia, When I kissed the teacher, Bang a boomerang and so on. Nothing to do with the relations in the group.

[@jeromemathura6791]

Lizzie there is an abba song. Dance while the music still goes on. And move on check it out.

[@ilyasVa]

If you’d like to check my playlist you are welcome. You may find something you never heard ✌️❤️

[@randyobrien2836]

I love your reactions but because of my situation I can't finish watching this song.

[@papatriot7538]

Hi there can you do 10cc's "Not in Love"? I think you will like it.

[@MAHS777]

great, please make videos about roxette, especially with their song "listen to your heart"............

[@yeetorbeyeetedono4959]

God Bless sister:) Your reaction videos are awesome! I'd love for you to react to Silence by Headnoise. They're a Christian Punk Rock group. This song is a major tear jerker but beautiful nonetheless:')

[@eggy1962]

Love reviews from over the pond, abba way more thanDancing Queen, you guys mushrooms, only about another 40 songs of theirs to review lol

[@johntoes7542]

I'll say it again... They just don't come much prettier than Lizzie! 🌹🌹

[@dpausa]

Hi Miss Lizzie . . . . have you ever considered having you and your mom do a video reaction together???????? . . . . Kindest regards, Danny in Mississippi

[@tigerwarsawband]

Hey Li-Z….take a chance on me. That’s not a cheesy pickup line.

[@hoopjo12345]

I need a woman in my life. I am very lonely. I am a 31 year-old male.

[@johnwalsh7578]

There has to be something wrong with you ..if you don't like ABBA..

[@FefferoniDadadel]

To white = bad?

[@brevlod]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤….please listen to some more of their great music Lizzie, ABBA have so many great songs. Wishing you well.

[@marrkhicks]

You’re a beautiful woman