OOOWEEE SHE NASTY!!! DONNA SUMMER - LOVE TO LOVE YOU BABY | REACTION

[@leondasellis9854]

Yeah bruh this was on the radio in the day. After midnight they played the extended version too

[@cog4life]

Wolfman Jack? 😊

[@vapoet]

If I remember, it was about 15 more minutes of her moaning.

[@gxl5892]

The song that launched Donna Summer's amazing career. One of the greatest singers of all time.... Donna Summer. Number 1 hits until 2011. She won 5 Grammy awards in 5 different categories, from Rock to Dance. Donna Summer's name should be mentioned in every conversation about great female singers. Flawless. Pitch perfect. Never a misfire. And the power! She made it all look effortless.

[@TURIEL333]

Trust me when I say, this song rocked people's world back in the mid 1970's. Some people got REALLY bent out of shape over it. Lol.

[@ezekiel5687]

Played on the radio at the time. Even performed live back then

[@tinabagheri5158]

😂 This was one of those songs I heard my mother scream down the hall “Turn that trash off!!” 😂😂😂

[@Alisha1686]

EARLY!!!😂😂😂

[@Jen-in-Texas]

I was laughing so hard with your expressions and when you were cracking up. You are just too much - you always make my day. 🙂

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

The 17 minute version is the more explicit one and some countries banned the song I believe the BBC did in the uk radio stations could only play it at certain times.

[@matzabean]

Yup. On the radio, all the time. At least in NYC.

[@jacqueline4514]

Yes! WBLS and WKRS ❤

[@matzabean]

@@jacqueline4514 and WKTU before that! I’m old. 😂

[@jacqueline4514]

@@matzabean Absolutely!!!! Was so pissed when they put Howard Stern on and went to rock.

[@jacqueline4514]

Not that I didn’t like rock, but my teenage self was more into disco/R&B/Freestyle at the time 😊

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

On the radio. Sure was.

[@ericmcavoy1108]

One of the sexiest songs ever made

[@vickybrackin7483]

YES, it was!! My Mom HATED it, LMAO!😂

[@colibri1]

Yes, this was on the radio back in 1976, with all the moaning and everything. It was a big hit, meaning it sold enough records to get played on the radio a lot.

[@SouthernArtist77]

Between that and Led Zepplin’s “Whole Lotta Love” the 70s were on 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@DavidStevenson-yh8sb]

It hit no.2 on billboard yes !

[@starlawilson9011]

Not only was it on the radio, they played it at the skating rink

[@josephrocha142]

Like every era you had to be there to really get the energy and feeling of a song of the time. This was played in clubs and the radio. Incredible time!

[@Mshighyellow]

I❤Donna Summer

[@budcunningham6732]

I was totally in love with Donna Summer as a teenager. I thought she was absolutely gorgeous

[@tonyarodriguez2098]

She was a true beauty.

[@Mr.Greeeeeen]

This song still makes me happy, 70s, disco, happy days👌🥂❤️🕺🌷

[@SouthernArtist77]

It was played in all the clubs and discos, the eighties were wild, no lie.

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

this is the edited short radio mix .

[@JJinPhila]

Actually, it hit number 2 on the pop charts in 1976. Yes, it was on the radio in the 1970's.

[@trg19]

She was mesmerizing in concert!!

[@rbcinmia]

Yes, I agree. Saw her a couple of times and she sounded amazing. Soaring vocals and classy presence.

[@itchyandred4131]

The Queen 👑 of Disco ✌️

[@angelskunk2206]

Oh man, you are crackin’ me up!!! Some good Donna Summer songs that aren’t quite this nasty are: McArthur’s Park Bad Girls Hot Stuff She Works Hard For The Money On The Radio Heaven Knows Last Dance Donna was THE QUEEN of the disco era!! ❤❤❤

[@maryshaw5578]

Donna Summer is so underrated as a singer. Love her music!

[@lipby]

This was on the radio. When people call the late 70s a simpler time, don't believe them. Now try the extended cut, which is mostly Donna making orgasm sounds.

[@bizwest21]

Yep. If you wanted a simpler time, you had to watch The Waltons

[@mowerdan8133]

The '70s was the heyday of the sexual revolution, the porn industry, wife swapping, & promiscuity. If only today's youth knew what went down back then!

[@mowerdan8133]

This was a huge hit on the AM Pop radio charts in late '75/early '76. And yes, Disco was part of the '70s Sexual & Porn Revolution.

[@edgarallen6181]

My favourite female singer of all time,RIP🙏🙏🙏 i love her👍👍👍👌👌👌💖💖💖🥰🥰🥰💕💕💕

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

The full version of this song is 17 mins. It takes up the full first side of the vinyl record, I love playing it, lol. They say to get those moaning sound she went into the student and, well, got a lil freaky

[@sylvimichelle6447]

You need to listen to the full 17 minute version ! This was nothing !!

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

Donna was embarrassed about recording this song she was a Christian woman who expressed remorse I believe she stopped singing the song in concert.

[@lovefromnyc]

are you blushing sceez? 😚

[@jzander2966]

This was the radio version. Try the long version for some real nastiness...lol! Also , try Nasty Girl by Vanity 6!

[@Triggerhippie70]

This was on the radio back then because shit was not crazy at us now. People enjoyed music like this day.

[@jimmydaves]

Would rather listen to this than "WAP" by Cardi B and Meg the Stallion. "Love to Love you Baby" reached #2 on the charts and was sampled by Beyonce on the song "Naughty Boy".

[@susanhicks9305]

Women back then were just as straight forward as their male counterparts. And yes it was on the radio. All we had was tv and radio. But the sistahs could sang back then...

[@Bigdrip840]

This was the first song ever and it was the first song that created the remix. This was groundbreaking! No men even had a song this explicit! Play the remix, that's the song they played most!its even more!

[@vickybrackin7483]

NO, not common...that's why it BLEW UP! She was SMART!

[@joannemcniff4210]

You thought your grandparents were a bunch of prudes? This was the sound track of our "youth"!

[@lingoman1]

You might llike "Dim All The Lights" by Donna Summer as well.

[@duanechapman5810]

Its the 70's.. Just go with it baby.....

[@curtthomas4504]

She was big! Like she was the one that everyone was trying to beat!

[@mistytharpe3991]

Donn summer. Lovely lady

[@gypsysteve3576]

Great 70s Radio song ...the 70s n 80s was waaay freeer times. This is the safe version. Try the 17min extended version in your own space

[@boosuedon]

This version is very, VERY tame compared to the original album! She was just incredible!

[@DanoSeer]

I remember when thiscsong almost wasn't played on the radio because it was so risque.

[@diamondsareforever1011]

I'm 56 years old I grow up in the 70s and this was the first nasty song I heard I played this in my room my mom pushed that door open real fast she heard that moaning she said what you singing I said love to praise you baby 😅😅 they did play this nasty song on the radio this and marvin gaye you sure love to ball that song had moaning in it to but they had to change the word fuck into ball on the marvin song for it to be played on the radio but listen to marvin gaye you sure love to ball 😅😅😅

[@xtiants]

The 70's were sexier times than these...

[@trishriley9681]

❤️

[@francesmarinapatarangawhik4702]

You are so funny...normal😆😆😆godda reaction 👊☝️✨🤓

[@jennyboo9604]

🔥🔥🔥💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻

[@Triggerhippie70]

Listen, I am a disco whore! I love disco and what’s great about this song is it beautifully blends disco and funk. By the way, this was on the radio back then we didn’t care about that shit we’re not crazy about that shit the way we are now

[@shuntayshuntay]

Oh you ain’t know 🤣 play some Marvin he snuck them in too

[@joydunn2109]

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[@jennyboo9604]

You should look up a song called shave em dry lmfao 🤣🤣🤣

[@DavidStevenson-yh8sb]

I'm Gay so I didn't realize it sounded nasty

[@vapoet]

I love the 1:18 "Wait, What?" look in your eyes when hearing the first moan.

[@Alisha1686]

😂😂😂Not Ms. DONNA 😂😂

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙💙💙🔥🔥🔥

[@flacrazymama]

You need to do standup.

[@DavidStevenson-yh8sb]

Yes we were innocent back then about sex 😆

[@anthonymartinez6639]

Just subscribed bro I'm diggin your reactions ! When you have time react to Sadboy - Gang Signs 👌🏼🔥🔥🔥

[@snapdragon8888]

This song was quite scandalous in the 70s. True story, the last time I heard this song was about a year ago, when it was played at about 5 billion decibels at Outback Steak House. Awkward.

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Yeah this was on the radio. This is one song of hers I don't really listen to it. Her voice is beautiful but too intimate for me.

[@shawnmazyn7090]

🫣

[@dustinmaddran7304]

Bruhh why didn’t you tell me you have a KZbin channel bruhhh we worked together at PF… miss you dawg hope things are going good

[@NightFogFilms]

Can you handle the LONG version? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGakq6eNqMp8mrcfeature=shared

[@bordies]

Sceez I haven't heard react to sidhus new tune with burna boy plz react

[@arnodobler1096]

Europeans are more open

[@jonnajois]

You american are so prudish 😉 in the 70s (after the 60s sex liberation) it was a experimental, opimistic and free time. That all sadly ended with AIDS in the 80s. I was 15 when this record released and loved the extended version, a little bit embarased, but loved the synths and groove. My mom hated it 😅

[@Du808-o8k]

Donna was probably nasty lol but she was baby making music…

[@DavidStevenson-yh8sb]

No offense but when she became a Christian her career stalled

[@CarlosRodriguez-pt3hq]

You are full of it.. hater..she remained popular till the very end and also music was evolving and yes she became a Christian and never sang.. love to love you anymore...

[@phillycheez6288]

​@@CarlosRodriguez-pt3hqDonna started singing it again towards the end of her life...minus the orgasmic sounds..

[@JimmieJamOfTheDay]

She became a born again Christian in, I believe, 1980. Her career didn't stall. She still sold out concerts. She just wasn't as successful in the '80s and beyond then she was in the '70s. I'm sure she was fine with that. A person has to do what feels right in their heart and conscience. That's more important then success. Needless to say, she was successful, just not as successful from the '80s forward.

[@phillycheez6288]

@JimmieJamOfTheDay well said 👏🏽🙌🏽Donna still had a massive hit with "She works hard for the money " that was 80's,1st video on MTV of a woman of color.."State of Independence " put up decent numbers,"Wanderer," Unconditional love, " was early 90s. Big on the R&B charts ....she remained relevant and still could sell out shows on tour.🤎🫶🏽