REACTION TO All Of These Hits Are By Brits! (Part 1) | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@daniellejayneful]

Led Zeppelin are English, not American

[@jpw6893]

Came here to say this

[@abattle4101]

The Cranberries are Irish not British as you thought.

[@pez230392]

Yeah sorry led zeppelin are also british 🤣

[@OnlyGoodMusic_]

Spandau Ballet was quite obviously British, their style of Sophisti-Pop was born in the UK, and at the beginning of their career they belonged to the New Romantic movement, which was also born in the UK.

[@OnlyGoodMusic_]

Led Zeppelin is British

[@norwegianblue2017]

Pound for pound, the Brits have the best bands. I'm American and most of my favorite bands are from the UK. Everything from Pink Floyd to Tears for Fears to Judas Priest.

[@jamesswindley9599]

BRITS HAVE THE BEST HITS ❤❤❤

[@MikeRees]

America had a few big metal bands in the 80s. Guns N Roses, Mötley Crüe, Poison, Kiss etc. But yea I'd say it was quite Brit dominated.

[@robk5159]

I thought I should point out that SLASH (guitarist) is....BRITISH!

[@Spr1ggan87]

You forgot Metallica and WASP

[@artemisfowl66]

Yes, the Rolling Stones are British. British groups cross into US so often because they have been leading the world in music since The Beatles. They have hits the world over regardless of the language spoken in each country

[@jamesswindley9599]

James Blunt is British ❤❤ 😊😊

[@artemisfowl66]

A former British army officer

[@glastonbury4304]

You'll be surprised how many songs come out of Sweden and right across Europe that make it big in the US ....the UK definitely have the world's biggest bands...

[@mrscenescof4747]

Get It On!

[@thesilentalien6713]

literally all big rock bands are British

[@belladonnichazeyjane4887]

All the good ones anyway.

[@ffotograffydd]

A band from Sweden has definitely had hits in the USA, you might have heard of them, their name is ABBA! 😉

[@XennialTV]

9:54 Led Zepellin is a British band not American.

[@TerranSol]

Britain is the world melting pot for music. Britain takes huge influences from Europe, Africa, America, the Caribbean, Asia etc and then mix it all up into their own style. Britain also has a free music market, or used to it's kinda stagnated atm. Corporate influence was rare so musicians weren't pigeon hold unlike a lot of other countries that had specific expectations of music.

[@Ha-young_is_Just_Too_Fine]

I noticed that you've clicked the part 2 also 😂 😊

[@eamonndoyle4753]

What happened to the UK, we had so much talent a few years back, especially in the music scene, it seems to be badly lacking today.

[@modlife218]

No country in the world, can match the Brits when it comes to music. Nobody!

[@ThornyLittleFlower]

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[@Craigy2818]

Didn't 'Dragostea Din Tei' get anywhere, in the US? The song did go viral, right when KZbin began.

[@RaykSo4]

Great video. There is a new gen boy band in india called First5 pls react to them

[@Ha-young_is_Just_Too_Fine]

Top 10 Classic British Rock Band's to Crack the US would be a great video to check out, and maybe Modern version also

[@anukalp_art]

Please react to 'Tu Aadatein' by FIRST5 (it's an Indian boy band)

[@Firstfivememer]

Love the reaction haha. pls react to first5's tu aadatein next

[@sergeantbadass6891]

First5!!

[@Ha-young_is_Just_Too_Fine]

Player was formed in America but half the member's and main singer are British, which probably explained why they're ln these list's, their alway's in British list's and never in American list's, to be fair tho, if any rock band at the time would say from a place theyd prob pick UK for the outstanding UK Rock Band's that dominated Chart's, basically half British anyway

[@geneticsway2086]

would love to see your reaction to Tu Aadatein

[@junaidfazlani04]

Please react to Tu Aadatein by First5

[@samueljames17]

React to British rock

[@ezza9578]

Zeppelin are British you heretics 👍❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@belladonnichazeyjane4887]

Led Zeppelin are English ffs! 😂

[@zaftra]

That explains the hair cuts - rude.

[@bornwithoutconsentobviously]

Ah come on 😂

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Dusty Springfield was Irish (RoI) 🇮🇪 so not British...and her real name was Mary.

[@ffotograffydd]

Dusty Springfield was born in Henley-on-Thames in England and was a British citizen. Her father was born in Ireland but grew up in India before moving to England, while her mother was born in Ireland and moved to England.

[@gbulmer]

@@ffotograffydd Well done. I've read claims for both Henley-on-Thames and West Hampstead. Either way, British. Merry Christmas. 🎅 ☮

[@ffotograffydd]

@@gbulmer She lived in various parts of London, including West Hampstead, but she was definitely born in Henley-on-Thames.

[@gbulmer]

@@ffotograffydd Thank you for replying. I'm willing to believe either. Most of the sources I've read either say Hampstead or London, including newspaper obituaries and a biography. Those sources say she did die in Henley-on-Thames, which seems an odd coincidence. However, the point is Dusty was a British citizen, not Irish. Best Wishes. ☮

[@jamesrowe3606]

The Bee Gees were Australian.

[@Ha-young_is_Just_Too_Fine]

If you look them up, it said British on their individual Bio, and I've myself seen an interview were they said they were British, why wouldn't they, they were living in a time where British Rock and British Band's dominated, British Association was their key, literally said British, tho Isle of Man as Birth place

[@themagicalcakefairy8887]

There not born on isle of man then went live Manchester they only moved to Australia there parents are also British

[@robk5159]

They boys all returned to the UK as soon as they were legally able, and never held Aussie passports.

[@belladonnichazeyjane4887]

Living there for a while doesn't make them Australian.