Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Shakespears Sister - Stay !!

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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Shakespears Sister - Stay !!
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[@MavenCree]

She's Death coming for him. They fight for him. He comes back. But I love Death's eyeroll, like, " Fine. I'll get you both later anyway."

[@mattyball]

This 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️

[@tedlogan-d7d]

its about death being a greedy hog, ignorant of medical intervention. wants this soul right now. the man on his death bed is very young

[@pffp6246]

My dad was in a coma for 3 1/2 months after a massive motorcycle accident from my experience I stayed by my dads side in hospital and that was me your not going anywhere dad. My dad said he could hear me and in a coma state he fought his way back . So never give up , thank the lord and Help with what ever needs to be done in hospital to take care of your loved ones , my dad in his 70’s now alive and well enough we still have few little medical issues but you learn how to take care….

[@Justjack_89]

The album was called “Hormonally Yours” as both members, Siobhan and Marcella were pregnant during the recording. This song was by far their biggest hit spending 8 weeks at number one in the UK.

[@paulaboyd9743]

Fantastic album ❤

[@aud-one-out]

Siobhan Fahey talked about jow drunk she was while filming this... 'We only had a day for the shoot. Most of it involved recording Marcy singing, so by the evening I was getting bored - but also the clock was ticking. At 8pm, I hit the vodka and by the time we filmed, I was, shall we say, in high spirits, in full deranged splendour. '

[@paindilla1834]

I think her being hammered made her performance even better for her character.

[@PebblesBlue]

Pregnant and drunk, really not a smart choice.

[@shari_m925]

@@PebblesBlue Kid was born in 1991, video was recorded in 1992

[@adiarainfoster]

@@PebblesBlue They don't record the music video the moment they record the song for the album. Music videos at the time often came months after the initial studio recording.

[@YurrNext]

No way?! I've been wanting people to react this song forever. 🤘

[@caroledumbleton4448]

Quite a few people have reacted to it over the years

[@samstevens7888]

The funny thing is your calling her voice bananas. The "demon" woman in this was in a 80s women's singing group called Bananarama.

[@carolynekershaw1652]

Yeah, watch 'Cruel Summer' ! Bananarama

[@Renkk17]

She sure changed, doesn't look anything like she use to!

[@Kellie_Curtis-Holmes]

I'm ashamed to say I didn't know that 😬

[@samstevens7888]

@@Kellie_Curtis-Holmes I'm nearly 50 I would be ashamed if I didn't know and remember that lol

[@tigg1972]

Didn't know that. Cool

[@xZOMBIECORNx]

Siobhan's part is what made me fall in love with the video. Especially since she was drunk out of her mind on a bottle of vodka because she had to wait so long during filming 🤣

[@rocksk8boi]

This song was and still is incredible. Marcella Detroit has fantastic vocal range, and Siobhan Faheys bass vocal is hauntingly beautiful. If someone told me they didn't like this song thats clearly a red flag they have absolutely no soul let alone taste in music. 30 years later and they still perform it.

[@mattyball]

Marcella has some serious writing chops , people don’t realise she wrote with Clapton.

[@walshaw2]

The "Witch -looking girl." Siobhan Fahey(who was in Bananarama,) was married to Dave Stewart from " The Eurythmics" ...apparently, she had drunk quite a few "Refreshments." while waiting all day to perform her part in this video...but she carries it off perfectly.

[@nirmalsuki]

I think her performance would not be what it was if it weren't the case. She was Foine, though...

[@scouseofhorror104]

That would explain the very convincing stumble at one point! 🤔😅

[@jonnywas2665]

Well, 'Absolutely Fabulous' was based, in great part, on the antics of Bananarama, who were renowned in the 80s for being by far THE HARDEST partying group in the UK... forget all the rock or punk bands. The famous scene where Patsy falls out of the car, bottle of Champagne in hand, was based on Keren I believe (correct me if I'm wrong). So I can definitely believe this story.

[@KateHornby]

@@jonnywas2665 No way! I am thrilled to know this haha. I am now 38 but when I was about 6 we went to stay in a friends house near Whitby. We were on the beach one day and a group of girls left a cassette tape (yes, that long ago) behind. I ran after them to give it back but they let me keep it. It was a Bananarama album. I played that tape to death. The film ripped so many times and my dad would carefully tape it back together for me each time. I LOVED that album. I also love Ab Fab - it was the first "grown up" TV show my mum would (knowingly) let me watch with her - so to know that's based on them is amazing.

[@personalcheeses8073]

Black Pegasus said Siobhan is bananas. What an amazing coincidence that he used that word, as she was a member of Bananarama

[@catschorus4684]

Shakespears Sister were a brilliant group - Try Goodbye Cruel World, I Don't Care, Heroine, Dirty Mind, Hello (Turn your radio on) they had great tunes and a fantastic backstory. They fell out and didn't speak for over 20 years, then reunited and toured together.

[@kevinpope1297]

Hello is epic.

[@traduseuse5895]

Don't forget The Trouble With Andre

[@kevinpope1297]

@@traduseuse5895 I'm old school so know how to listen to an album unlike people today lol, there is not a bad track on the album.

[@paulamatthews9639]

Your History is a great song from them too.

[@stephenstrudwick8095]

"Stay" remained at number 1 in the UK singles chart for 8 weeks in 1992! Shakespears Sister was conceived as a solo project by Siobhan Fahey, a one-time punk turned chart-pop singer who had left the successful British/Irish girl-group Bananarama in 1988, due to disillusionment with the group's musical direction. Bananarama are well worth checking out. They have some great 80s songs including, "It Ain't What You Do (It's The Way That you Do It)" (1982), "Really Saying Something" (1982), "Shy Boy" (1982), and "Cruel Summer" (1983). 😊

[@spruce381]

And Robert de Niro’s waiting. Got in with S.A.&W after they heard Dead or alive.

[@stephenstrudwick8095]

​@@spruce381Absolutely! And De Niro has stated in interviews that he can "talk Italian." He learnt Italian from his father, Robert De Niro Sr., who was fluent in the language. 😊

[@grandy2875]

Didn't Bananarama also do a version of Blue Velvet's "Venus"...? 🤔 🙃🐨🇦🇺

[@PolaBeaver]

​@@stephenstrudwick8095no, he wasn't.

[@jeffreycaldwell8579]

Excellent Song!!! This was a huge hit and her voice is fantastic!!

[@janetberry407]

This was released in '92 and stayed at number 1 in the uk charts for 8 weeks, i was at school back then and everyone loved it

[@MsM-jr2jp]

Stay with me - I was in a coma once, in my thirties, and on life support. It's interesting and it sticks with me, what I recall of that time. I came very close to not making it back "to my own world". The brain does create some interesting imagery, but there were two real-life people whom I remembered and focused intently on, whilst lost at sea (I was in a dark ocean, I recall) in the "other world". I knew full well that I was on the brink and my entire goal was to stay with them. Or, perhaps, to come back to them, FOR them. In my "experience" while deeply unconscious, which was quite visceral, I swam away from the darkest part of the sea that I felt and saw myself in, as hard as I could, thinking only of them and nothing else. Happy ending - I woke up, and that was ten years ago. So it makes sense more now acutely than it ever did until that happened. However, backing up a bit: when it was first released, I also loved this song just to try and practice my singing range with as a teenager. I bet my family and everyone in the street, the neighborhood dogs etc really appreciated 16-year-old me trying to nail those notes...

[@Zalentsia]

I've just done the same at 0348 in Scotland... I died in 2016... explain on one of my bonkers posts 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@Zalentsia]

This song is very close to my heart as i died, they dragged me back and put me in a chemical COMA i woke MYSELF from a my body few tolerance to the drugs keeping me asleep to heal from a lot! ❤❤❤❤ I'm still here 9 years in from that muhahaha

[@slowerthinker]

As you are curious about their name, it came from a song title by a highly influential British band called The Smiths, who in turn got the title from a feminist essay by Virgina Woolf. Given the nature of this song video, you may be interested to know that The Smiths also had a song called "girlfriend in a coma"

[@PolaBeaver]

I love girlfriend in a coma

[@philipturner9087]

The whole album this is from is just fantastic.

[@fatimasoares7261]

Great song! Marcella Detroit is a force of nature. That voice!

[@tracylbuxton2957]

I remember when this song came out and I have always loved it. The vocals are Amazing!!!!!

[@tracerow5516]

This song should have part of a whole musical, the whole theme. I loved the melodrama of it and the subject matter.

[@CamillaDrakenborg]

I dont see her as a human lover that Deaths comes to battle, but Life itself. Especially with the lyrics, "In the silence of your room, In the darkness of your dreams, You must only think of me, There can be no in-betweens, When your pride is on the floor, I'll make you beg for more." & Life would embrace you like a parent, or a lover, holding on to you for dear life, not wanting to loose you, cause they want you to live, for that is life.

[@sasquatchbigfoot3120]

Nice! yours is the first comment ive seen that is how i interpreted it myself, the battle of "life" and "death" for a person that many people miss and assume its his lover

[@traduseuse5895]

I saw them live in 1992. The performance was even better than the studio version.

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

My sister’s name is Siobhan. SHE-VON. The most popular female name in Ireland-it’s old Irish (Gaelic). Our mom wanted her daughters to have unique names so we’d have a leg up on life-as women in current society. My name is DRIEUX. Pronounced DREW. Always loved our names. Thanks, Mom. (And by the way, our brother is JOHN).

[@siubhan2047]

Spelt differently (the Scottish Gaelic way) but I love my name. ;)

[@michelleponzio]

This song is on my 80s-90s playlist

[@beccaduncan3443]

This is one of my all time favourites from my youth, and the English comedy duo French and Saunders do a hilarious parody of it. ❤

[@mistyy1872]

I love this song so much. Your reaction was great! It's a really unique song that not a lot of peo0le think of.

[@jomc6734]

I love everything about this song. And my favourite part is when Siobhan appears as Death. It's just so unexpected.

[@dianesorensen2549]

Flabbergasted your found these two. They rock, thanks

[@alyarout]

siobhan fahey was in bananarama. she was married to dave stewart from eurythmics. she is a very good songwriter and she wrote songs for bananarama. she wrote a song named (young at heart) for bananarama and a group named the bluebells covered it and took it to number one in the uk. the name shakespear's sister was the name of a song by the smiths. marcella detroit the one with the magnificent voice is an american songwriter who wrote (lay down sally) for eric clapton.

[@RunswScissors]

This was one of my jams in the day. Hearing it again now brought back some wicked 20's vibes...

[@andrewkeefer6910]

Brilliant group beautiful voices

[@NK-uj1ft]

I’m so happy you reacted to the Shakespeare Sisters I love them!! I always thought they were so weird but their music always brought me back to them. Their music’s crazy good!

[@marcsailers534]

Excellent choice. Ms Thang coming down the stairs is my favorite part

[@JohnDoe-lt8fd]

This is probably the best ever example of a video adding a whole new interpretation to a song! Great reaction!

[@Zalentsia]

Get to the end, he's in a coma dying... the next part will blow your mind!! And you'll understand 🤣 🤣 🤣 ❤❤❤❤❤

[@rachaelh9193]

Brings back memories of Saturday mornings as a kid watching video clips on ‘rage’

[@mamasinger49]

The man is in a coma, and the first woman is the lover not wanting him to die, the "evil" woman is death trying to take him. Thus stay is stay with me, don't die.

[@yzolakitchi]

If you like Marcella's falsetto, you definitely gotta check out another of their hits "You're History" 1989, reached number 7 in UK charts and the notes she hits on that are seriously crazy!

[@BORDERSALAN]

She is Death ! Fighting for your soul 😱😵

[@glenmcl]

Goosebumps. Classic song. Outstanding.

[@bonnielee78]

I read that they called it 'Hormonally Yours' because both Siobhan (Death) and Marcella were pregnant when recording it. You should check out their songs 'You're History', 'I don't care' and Hello (Turn your radio on). They are all so catchy and original.

[@indigorose3078]

One of my favourite songs of all time

[@kathleenorr9237]

A brilliantly weird video…Siobhan was just brilliant in this

[@W4ll_fl0w3r]

Absolutely love this track!

[@amicouvillionwilson1824]

The most beautiful and talented depiction of the grim reaper ever seen ❤❤❤❤

[@DavidDArcy1975]

i saw them perform this live at Féile 1992, out of my head on acid - sequined jumpsuits, lasers & lights and lsd... blew my mind 🤯 pure savage 😎🤘 Respect & Peace ☘

[@RebeccaRoebuck]

My favourite I was brought up listening to this x

[@schlumbl84]

Know and love this song since it came out. It never fails giving me goosebumps

[@mandy5313]

One of my favourite songs ever🖤

[@carolmillins9199]

Marcella is a brilliant singer. I believe her vocal range is 4 1/2 octaves

[@chrisvickers7928]

Marcella at her highest notes uses whistle voice. The vocal folds close completely on her highest notes which in this song is F6,. Most operatic sopranos top out at C6.

[@callen4458]

You guessed it. This was the fight between life and death.

[@lauragwencush629]

Ohh takes me back to my youth this one, beautiful 😍

[@user-gn2ke5gc1m]

In my opinion the song represents the fight against addiction

[@drunknluv78]

This was the 1st time seeing the video. The song, however, we used to sing it in school chorus to warm up our vocals. Love the song, especially in the lower register (I was an alto).

[@therosabella67]

Marcella Detroit is an amazing singer. The second singer used to be in the Bananarama

[@Golightly354]

This came about the time my baby son died of meningitis and I haven't listened to it for years as it killed me. Just managed to get through half of it now.

[@faymcdade5156]

Being around when it originally released, your reaction to Siobhan's appearance did make me laugh! 😆But the vocals are still amazing...and I love Marcella's sharp cut! 🤩

[@richardwani2803]

This song was massive in the UK it was no1 for about 8 weeks

[@PetyrinaJaye]

My mom LOOOOOVED this song, so I’ve known about it since I was a little kid and it was one of those weird ones that I was certain no one else ever knew about. This is thrilling. ❤❤❤❤

[@phasemalfunction5286]

Siobhan Fahey wanted to do a solo project after leaving Bananrama (a pop group) at the suggestion of her then other half Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) she teamed up with Marcella Detroit and formed Shakespears sister. Should check out the track Your History

[@kybercore1213]

im 41 years old now but had a bit of a crush on the scary one as a kid.. 😂

[@user-vo9gq9mo8o]

F Yeah

[@laurendevilliers5313]

I was waiting for the change up, your reaction did not disappoint :D

[@AngB517]

Their voices are beautiful. I have the album on cassette. It was released in 1992, I loved the whole album.

[@Jring-goofy]

This was one of my favorite songs growing up! I hadn’t heard it for years until a few weeks ago, and am excited for you to experience!

[@CASHO76]

This song is awesome,loved hearing it way back when. The scary on was in another 80’s band called Bananarama

[@Zalentsia]

Thank you for entertaining me through the night again, while i can't sleep... This is death, not Sci fi They're awesome ❤❤❤😢😢😢❤❤❤

[@julies598]

I remember this video freaking me out back in the day 😄. BTW girl with short hair sang back up for Eric Clapton at one point. And I’ve read the other chic was drunk when that was filmed which helped with her “unhinged” appearance.

[@Sundaymagpie]

The Ghost cover with actor Patrick Wilson is sooooo good too!

[@suzanneholden9315]

It's a gorgeous song ❤

[@stacynebelung3823]

I haven’t even watched it yet, but nobody knows them and I’m so excited to see your reaction!!!

[@sacredsock8031]

i remember when this first came out and watching it on top of the pops

[@Henry4ever]

Monster 80s 90s song. Walked in and out of many relationships because of this song. 😂😂

[@KittyKorner]

Definitely would love to see you react to their song “you’re history” that song omg was our song back in the day! Stay is a beautiful song, her voice kills me every time I hear it… very glad you didn’t outright hate it lol

[@PolaBeaver]

I never heard this song and it seems to be going viral.

[@Garybex]

This was effing massive when i was younger. Hated it on release, grew to love it. Now its classic.

[@ShazzaUK70]

Siobhan Fahey was absolutely hammered when she made this video. As in drunk on alcohol. I watched a documentary about it, was hilarious. They had a nightmare filming because of how drunk she was. 🤪

[@saraben390]

Your face throughout, it was epic. Loved it

[@richardctaylor79]

The singer won the UK competition called popstar to opera star where old popstars where taught to sing opera... She blew everyone else away...

[@YvonneSanders-hv2gc]

She's hardly a typical 'pop singer'

[@anglosaxon5874]

Don't you just love it. You're trying to have a spongebath and Bellatrix Lestrange just barges in! lol Was number one in the UK for over 2 months!

[@miakara4378]

This song always made me think of the support system around someone trying to detox from heroin. You must only think of me, there can be nothing in-between, make it back to your own world etc.

[@Sharon-kr1ui]

Pegasus you made me scream with laughter on this one. Amazing song.

[@TheTexasRedhead62]

Now please watch the official video of Stay by Sugarland. It’s a different song with the same title.

[@lenarobinson]

One of my favourite songs of all time. I remember buying this entire album on CD and played it on a loop. Over and over again. Both have sensational voices. Interestingly you guessed the story and the characters with utter accuracy for this song. And yup gives me chills every time I hear it. Try others like ‘You’re history’ ‘I don’t care’ ‘Emotional thing’ ‘The Trouble with Andre’ or ‘Goodbye Cruel World’ All are fab.

[@truthbetoldineverwasyours8576]

Great song

[@KingLeo-ng5tc]

I love this song 🎵

[@Anuta6675]

Last time I saw this video was on MTV in the 90's 😀Love the song

[@eileencollins2536]

This song...... fire 🔥 📛

[@kalijhawk70]

I really love how your reactions are becoming more and more eclectic…… and I hesitate to do it, many of the recent reactions are for music I loved back in the day 😂😊😊💜💜💜💜

[@lucien839]

Your reaction to this epic song is amazing. The song 'stay' from the album 'hormonally yours' is actually about 2 aliens 'cat women from the moon' marcella detroits character has fallen in love with an earthing and he is returning back to earth but she wants him to stay, Siobhan Fahey on the other hand wants him return to earth, untill finally her lover wakes and stays with her. Marcella and Siobhan Fahey told this in an interview where they got inspiration from 1950's sci fi movies. Shakespeares sister are amazing, huge fan of them.

[@brosciencegutfeelings7058]

Love this song! Always searching for reactions! Thanks and you’re welcome

[@mojobag01]

Marcella Detroit's first solo album is wicked good.

[@lightlantern]

Oh My Goth Dancing Club Dayz!! Fishnets & Cages!!

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

Love this song!

[@anthonymusgrave569]

“I seen that in a club before.” 🤣

[@runshock89]

Before becoming known as Marcella Detroit, Marcy Levy toured and worked with Eric Clapton, singing backing and group vocals, along with duetting. She can be heard on "Lay Down Sally", "Wonderful Tonight", "Promises" and "The Core" (co-writing the latter two). She also sang with and wrote songs for Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan, Belinda Carlisle, and Al Jarreau, plus numerous other artists.

[@summersmile27]

I Just love the the reaction people have when they first see this Video, (well Not ppl from the UK)It is and always will be amazing ( we just have to forget that 1 of them was in Bananarama a 80s pop band

[@bobclarke1815]

Siobhan Fahey who played Death, was in the girl group Bananarama, She was married to Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics. Apperently she was also drunk at the time of recording.

[@debbicook1584]

She is begging him not to die, then Death arrives to take him and what follows is a fight between Life and Death, Life wins and he wakes up, Death leaves, not a little exasperated ( the eye roll is exquisite!). Oh and the hair cut is on fire, Marcella is one feisty woman. Hormonally Yours is them taking a pop at men who ascribe anything women do "their hormones"!!