reaction to ABBA : Honey, Honey (HQ 4K Upscale) The Wolf Hunterz Reactions

[@fromSweden4u]

Nobody can sing like the girls in Abba. Listen to that harmony. Outstanding vocals, World Class!

[@rbe5579]

But this wasn't live though. Check out the group Alcazar singing Abba songs, singing and dancing live with a live orchestra...now they were fabulous...

[@mikesmithson6805]

Their pop sensibilities are second to none. Bravo these four talented Swedes

[@AzoreanZionist]

@mikesmithson6805 😉"European" Pop Sensibilities, to be more precise.

[@mikesmithson6805]

@@AzoreanZionist their pop magic resonated further than Europe FYI, it's worldwide

[@AzoreanZionist]

@@mikesmithson6805 😆Agreed❗But since I am originally from Western Europe....I just thought that I would add that detail in.

[@christianoazzuro6711]

@@AzoreanZionist /@mikesmithson Yes sirs!All Well stated we all agree and connect.Cheers.

[@AzoreanZionist]

@@christianoazzuro6711 😊Yes, absolutely.....cheers❗🥂

[@stevebrown661]

Simply the best pop group ever

[@christianoazzuro6711]

ABBA's carefree,positive perfumed aura! Thank you.I so much enjoyee watching this!

[@AzoreanZionist]

ABBA performed this song, behind "The Iron Curtain" (East Germany), which was adventurous at the time when the U.S.S.R. ruled virtually all of Eastern Europe. They also recorded a version in their native Swedish "på svenska ".😉💛💙

[@alejandrosantanaborquez917]

GLAM ⭐ POP ! ❤🅰️🅱️🅱️🅰️... PLEASE MORE 🙏! Love ❤️ from Chile 🇨🇱🤗👍

[@geetee4459]

Alwsys liked this song. ABBA was the first band I ever saw live in concert so that probably gives a clue to how old I sm lol

[@krisa990]

This is a great song,really nice video too,they all looked FANTASTIC...great song ..please do more ABBA ..much much more...

[@willswomble7274]

Aaah, happy simple pop, in happy early times for them!

[@rasvanniekerk6297]

You guys are 😎! My absolute favorite group ever! Please go on the ABBA journey and experience their talent and magic! It would be great to watch your reactions to ABBA's evolution to being relevant up to the present.

[@Vikinggirl1679]

Great song and reaction. Love me some ABBA. Did you know Frida, the red headed singer, absolutely loves clothes and went to design school to become a trained seamstress as a backup career? She was raised by her grandmother also a seamstress and as a child would help her grandmother by sewing too so they could make more money. She is a master knitter too. She made and designed many of their costumes. She made this snakeskin suit she is wearing here. Later Owe Sandstrom came to help but Frida was always involved with.the costumes. She even made Agnetha a bunch of maternity clothes because she hated the ugly ones for sale. Frida made her own clothes all the time. To see a real sultry video, please watch the video to the song "so long" make sure you do the one from either the live tv special "imported from sweden" or the live tv soecial disco show from Germany. Frida goes crazy in both lol

[@christianoazzuro6711]

Oooh?!I knew she was into designing and had an involvement in Abba's costumes but didn't know all that background seamstress story!!!(and i call my self an Abba fan?!)I'm still learning,thanx!

[@Vikinggirl1679]

@@christianoazzuro6711 I am still learning too! Lol. Have you ever been to a you tube site called The Frida Fan??? It's so good and lot's of information

[@Vikinggirl1679]

@@christianoazzuro6711 I'm still learning too lol. Have you ever been to the you tube site The Frida Fan??? So good and so much information about her

[@christianoazzuro6711]

@@Vikinggirl1679a-ha! come oon,of course i have.And often read your commenting,It's a familiar ground a sense that feels like it;s "my kind of people evrerywhere".

[@Vikinggirl1679]

@@christianoazzuro6711 aww I thought I recognized your name too lol. Yes I like commenting with most of the people there too. Take care

[@kristianmapage9742]

Thx, marvellous in carefreeness, benevolence, lightness it doesn't exist anymore... Abba had a few things unique. And also in their painful songs.

[@sivsjolander8644]

I grew up with ABBA. Still holds today. 👌. Hug from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@SecretAgent-p8x]

As a very young man ... Agnetha ... naughty thoughts!

[@eduardooscar309]

best regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷 South America "Honey honey" (1974) very good and catchy song It is from the post "Waterloo" era of 1974, when ABBA was looking for its second success, and the revival of "Ring ring", plus the singles "Honey honey" and "So long" did not achieve great impact and they had to wait for 1975 with the approach of "I do I do I do I do I do" and the definitive impact of "S.O.S." that will start your unbroken chain of successes "Honey honey" is from the group in which The boys on the one hand and The girls on the other sing verses in solo responding, as in the debut: "People need love" and the following: "He is your brother" and: "Love isn't easy" "Honey honey" also is the last song recorded by ABBA in swedish too These is a TV perfomance in Germany 1974, with the smash hit "Waterloo" in first time The costumes they use are Superheroes with superpowers, they did it in 1974 from the promotional video for "Ring ring" Note: the TV host introduces the girls as 'Anna Frida' and 'Anna' ABBA had just won Eurovision but weren't massively famous and since Agnetha was difficult to pronounce she uses 'Anna' (just like in Eurovision) to facilitate ABBA's popular and commercial insertion. in fact, in 1975 ABBA was not yet massive and you can see Agnetha and Frida wearing their names on the back of their iconic cat dresses . PS: next reaction could be "Waterloo" (1974) ? the live perfomance at Eurovisión in Brighton UK lo

[@Mr.Greeeeeen]

From Sweden, grew up in the 70s. Abba and Sweet was the hottest bands around then. Great memories, fun times.👌🥂⭐️🌷

[@gregorygant4242]

Guys I had a mad crush on the blond girl as a kid when I was like 12 . She was my angel , the girl of my dreams. Now like 45 yrs later , never married she's still my angel ! I don't care if she's like 70 yrs or more I still remember her like this. God I'm so starved of gals like this ,where are they now ? Sorry about that I'm not simping just wondering where are girls like this around today. Fantastic outfits they don't make them like that anymore. That puppet in the background is called a "womble" popular in the UK and Australia back then.

[@jans724]

We all had a crush on her! 😀

[@mirjanabittar7781]

Not all. Frida is gorgeous too. ❤❤

[@jans724]

@@mirjanabittar7781 Absolutely! :)

[@gregorygant4242]

@@mirjanabittar7781 Never said she wasn't just that I had a crush on Agnetha even though now she's in her 70's. Too bad I'm in my late 50's but it was good while it lasted ha ? That's why I stopped going after women they only ,even the lazy entitled pathetic ones ,go after wealthy men normal men are invisible to them . So am I to them now even after I made something of myself after being rejected by them. Let modern women suffer in their own poverty and pain like most young men do! They deserve it . Cat bags are cheap now!

[@Crankinsurf7000]

Always great songs with amazing bass lines

[@geofffield7603]

More ABBA!

[@alexioverdo5225]

One of their very early hits from an era that Bubblegum pop and Glam rock were still dominant in the charts here in Europe.They progressed astonishingly quick in every step they took since then.A classic that also got transported to newer Gens cause of the 'Mamma Mia" thing.

[@theresenydahl9531]

Beautiful, thank you!❤

[@TracyVoD]

Fun song. Probably one of my favorites from ABBA would be their first well known song - they won the Eurovision song-quest with it called "Waterloo". Another good one where Bjorn does lead vocals and the girls backup would be "Does your mother know". They have loads of great hits though including: Ring Ring, Mama Mia, Gimme Gimme Gimme (which I think you've done already) ditto for The Winner Takes it all - Knowing me-Knowing you, Money, Money, Money, Take a chance on me, Super Trouper......

[@justlinsu]

I had no idea what the person just suggested regards the 'real meaning' of this song.....I can't get my head around that. I would have preferred not to have been told. lol ABBA were really launched to fame in Australia...they toured and had so many number 1 hits.

[@lindawhittaker4294]

I had a poster on my bedroom wall with the band in these outfits

[@jamesleogue3938]

That puppet in the background is actually a man in a Womble costume 😮🤔 The Wombles were a children's TV programme in the 1970's and they were the biggest selling recoding act of that year as they released quite a few records that were big with youngsters, so they would pester their parents into buying the latest single. 🇬🇧🤣

[@stevored1989]

Yes, and the man in that Womble costume, if I am correct that it is Orinoco, is Mike Batt who composed all the Wombles songs but is best know for Art Garfunkel's Brighteyes and David Essex's Winter's Tale.

[@mikkoekstrom8678]

Great

[@aperinich]

You two are so lovable.. Immediate sub

[@supastah68]

Best Band Ever

[@debm3041]

The puppet, is a Womble called Orinoco. He was in a kid's TV show called The Wombles, it was so popular they had a few top 10 hits in the UK

[@andrewwright9378]

That puppet was a bloke in a fury suit, one of the Wombles, a group based on a kids TV show who had hits in 74. I believe that was Orinoco. I’m serious - they had hit singles in UK and by the looks of it Sweden too!

[@jornBorgholm]

They were singing "You're a doggone beast"

[@lauriebarrett6789]

ABBA - "Rock Me".

[@gbdewbery]

It was a womble in the background, google it!

[@stephenhowell5611]

You guys need to react to I'm A marionette/Get On The Carousel from Abba The Movie.

[@1964paulsmith]

The Womble in the background was also connected as they were the interval act at the 1974 Eurovison Song Contest in Brighton where Abba won.

[@marniemccartney2941]

Its allowed, both couples were married. (for most of their careers)

[@christophegowans3504]

You two riffing on 'doggone beast' made me lol a lot. The puppet in the background is a Womble. Google 'em. Ahead of its time animated kids TV show from the 70s about shy creatures who tidy up trash and recycle it....

[@Kathy-bk6cg]

You two make me laugh 😃 😅 i was 15 years old when this came out and i don't think anything is wrong with the lyrics 😅

[@tomski120]

"Move on" is pretty epic

[@natmanprime4295]

putting a string section in there was the law in the 70s

[@johanschonewille5675]

Try hole in jour sole,at Wembley live,,1977

[@terohietamies9441]

There are two bands that i simply love. The first is Abba the second one is all american rejects

[@BassGirlSusan1961]

Must have been the year after winning Eurovision x

[@kellielewis4490]

🇭🇲🇭🇲👍👍

[@kevinanddobby]

the pupper was a womble who had there own hits look up the wombles

[@BrianMale-k7c]

Your a doggone beast? I thought it was a dog on heat!

[@tohe0000]

When young, I was so innocent and didn´t grasp the text

[@stephenhowell5611]

The puppet was a Womble, aka the Wombles of Wimbledon common, the scourge of mid 70s UK.

[@marionthompson3365]

Lol, so 70s. Was far too pop for me though. Came to appreciate them more as time went on. Remember the absolute hysteria. Extremely popular in Australia in my teen years. As a rock and punk chick, was hard to be into ABBA. Years later, sometimes enjoy some of their sings. Not this one!

[@christianoazzuro6711]

Hey I guess their '74 metal glam-rock 'Watch Out" tune will do it for you.Story's is about a stalker btw.

[@Goddybag4Lee]

Crazy to see a video from Germany (was it DDR?) and they can't pronounce Agnetha and Anni-Frid. Lol.

[@grannym2880]

It wasn't German. I don't know what it was tbh.

[@Goddybag4Lee]

@@grannym2880 but they spoke German in the beginning.

[@alexioverdo5225]

TV Programme was called 'Starparade" from West Germany fronted by famous German artist/composer/intrumentalist James Last and his orchestra..Very popular.That was 16th May 1974 where they did 'both 'Waterloo" (no1 hit) and 'Honey Honey" which was also a huge hit there(peaked at no2 and remained in the top 5 for 4 whole months). Agnetha was difficult to pronounce so it was suggested to be called 'Anna" for a start and that was to her awareness.The presenter mistakenly pronounced 'Anna-Frida") instead of 'Anni-Frid" for Frida.Twas just their international beginnings,that's all.

[@PaulWillliams]

Great song but i wish in these reaction videos people could listen right the way through THEN comment, pausing it during the song spoils it

[@paulmason6474]

Listen to Agnatha’s LP. “ A” fabulous❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MKins71]

Whoever it was that suggested that these were raunchy lyrics or suggestive lyrics must think that Muskrat Love by the Captain and Tennille is X rated! I am 71 years old and perhaps listen to Donna Summer’s Love To Love You for what raunchy is (but still a great song though)

[@mythgreatbritain5634]

A puppet? thats a Womble.

[@markwalton4383]

This is not a live performance

[@Muckylittleme]

You want raunchy ABBA? (I do!) ABBA "SOS" specific video (original TV video 1975 American bandstand performance) And ABBA "So long" specific video (Made in Sweden) Tv performance

[@user-cw8ej4gd3v]

This guy… needs his feet worshipped

[@rbe5579]

Not singing live though...

[@nathans3241]

Have you listened to Joni Mitchell? Check out the songs, Help Me and Free Man In Paris. I promise you won't be disappointed.

[@pasimaenpaa2360]

Honestly... what is so funny? ABBA is one of the greatest band ever. And their music is timeless. Waste of time to analyze it. Just listen. That's all.

[@falcotol9299]

Poor with analysis.

[@pauloaraujo3824]

Tantos êxitos

[@ingvarkamprad9441]

An intro that is 3 minutes and 40 seconds is way to long to watch for a reaction video, thumbs down!