Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody (REACTION) Live on the Andy Williams Show

[@trudywolfe2795]

A man...a mic...a song...talent. PERFECT.

[@allow-itman9749]

@@trudywolfe2795 no auto tune bullshit..zero technology, like you said anman and a mic 💯👌

[@susanworkman529]

The one and only fabulous Bobby Hatfield. No one ever can sing this song like Bobby. He owns this song. He took a little known song and made it one of the greatest love songs for the ages. Unchanged Melody is the most covered song ever sung and this isn't his original, recorded version that we hear in the movie "Ghost". This is a 24 yr. old Bobby Hatfield, as nervous as could be, singing with a cold, with his mom in the audience seeing her son sing live on tv to and audience and a viewer ship of well over 1 million people, on one of the most popular shows on tv at the time. He changed up the song and showcased the high range of his vocals; and he did it to perfection!!

[@timradde4328]

This is and always will be his song. No one does it better.

[@terriebartholomew7871]

@@timradde4328 Absolutely! ☮️💙😎

[@RonniePeterson]

Not many can do this and no one, absolutely no one, can sing this song any better than Bobby Hatfield.

[@timradde4328]

So true.

[@RiaVersteeg]

Try Austin Brown!

[@clintkelly9926]

@@RiaVersteeg Austin does a decent job of it, but it kinda sounds like a close copy of Bobby. A surprising cover of this song is by Ann Wilson at a concert, (I don’t remember which one)! I liked it! As far as I’m concerned, though, this is Bobby’s song for the rest of time!!!!

[@RiaVersteeg]

@clintkelly9926 We just have different opinions!

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

😢Bobby owns this song. No one has sang it better than he did. I'm 76 years old and will never forget watching him sing this beautiful voice on the Andy Williams show in 1965. No auto tune, just pure raw talent!!! RIP Bobby ❤️ 🙏 😪

[@timradde4328]

I never tire of hearing this song or hearing new people react to him singing it. This is and always will be Bobby's song.

[@SueBeaWho]

Me too😍

[@Shasha-yg1mm]

The GOAT!!

[@kevcall]

Agreed, those last notes especially. Absolutely incredible.

[@thequieterubcomethemoreuhe1198]

Bobby Hatfield was a countertenor, the rarest of tenor types=a male singer who can reach soprano or mezzo-soprano range. No matter who covers this song, Bobby Hatfield 'owns' it forever, in my opinion. Your face at the end said it all for me. 🤣😅🤣😅Yes, you've heard his audio release of this song.....countless times, just as, we all have. How very easy it was, to lull us back, to 'fall into' the memory of that audio release.... because Bobby sang it here, live, flawlessly.......ahhh......what a jolt back to reality, (oh yeah...he was singing live), when he added those ending, over the top, soprano & mezzo-seprano vocals, so effortlessly, reminding us how very epic & non-duplicatable his voice really is! 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍😍😍😍😍😍💃🤩🤩

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for explaining a bit of the technical terms. Its really interesting to learn about that. Iconic song and this performance is amazing.

[@nanettehardy6634]

BOB had a cold that night & he was nervous because his Mom was there to see him for the first time on stage!!

[@flippinpages6550]

If we didn't have KZbin we wouldn't be sharing this song from so long ago. This is such a gift for those who are young and didn't hear the music we lived in. Good job being introspective.

[@M.E.M.O.10-50]

I've listened to this dozens and dozens of times, and still I get goosebumps on the first note and end with tears in my eyes.

[@rhondaserges5136]

No auto tune .. no back up singers. Bill's bass is no joke .. "you lost that loving feeling" and "soul and inspiration" are must listen toos.

[@maureenalder8905]

The late GREAT Bobby Hatfield totally owns this song..BEST version EVER ❤❤❤

[@dagmar.6954]

Best version hands down of this classic song. Absolutely loved the Righteous Brothers. Sadly we lost Bobby Hatfield about 20 years ago. He had a beautiful one of a kind voice. This is called blue-eyed soul. These guys were the best. Bobby Hatfield with his beautiful tenor voice & Bill Medley with his deeper voice. They were magic together. And remember this is done live. No auto-tuning crap like today. And the songs had meaningful beautiful lyrics. Other songs by them are "Soul & Inspiration", "Just Once In My Life", "Ebb Tide", "Rock & Roll Heaven", "Little Latin Lupe Lu" etc. Home Free recently did a great version of this song. And Austin Brown also did a very beautiful tribute of this song a few years ago. You may want to check them out.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Absolutely stunning version of this iconic song. What a voice! And love that term blue-eyed soul. Thanks for watching and sharing these.

[@deborahvernarelli6394]

Thank you so much for reacting to Bobby sing this epic hit. It's his voice that you hear singing this in Ghost. Blue-eyed soul at its best. Like you stated, nothing comes close to this version. They made this one the hit that still resonates with us today. A timeless classic. What a voice he had. It was smooth as velvet. Their voices together meshed so well. "Soul and Inspiration " with their harmonies comes in 2nd only to this one. As someone mentioned, Home Free did a great cover of this. But nothing will ever compare to Bobby Hatfield's voice. I'm so glad you saw this live version. You would be surprised that a lot of reactors really thought they were brothers because of their name 😊. Much love to you and your family ❤️ 🫂.

[@evelynwilliams5174]

I went to Home Free show. Yes,they are very good. Heard Austin sing this song…he would be second choice.❤️ the Righteous Brothers and have all their albums. My mom went to Atlantic City and saw a show with them and called me to tell me how much she liked them and I was right! 🤣🤣about how great they were.

[@maryhampton8686]

It slays me how perfect this is and it is LIVE!♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@LoriCole-q3u]

...and he had a cold!

[@anitawright7169]

The Righteous Brothers are icons. This song needless to say is iconic. Bobby Hatfield is no longer with us and will be so very missed! Love your reaction!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Must be one of the most iconic songs ever. Thanks for watching.

[@kathleendewey5347]

@@SaeedReacts. I sent your reaction video to my daughter and she said that she immediately started balling her eyes out. She said that "pops used to sing this to me when I was little and this makes me miss him so much." So yes to your iconic statement. I am positive that my dad heard this performance. Thank you for your excellent reaction video. You have 2 new subscribers.

[@cyu5251]

Nobody can touch this performance by Bobby - nobody ❤❤❤

[@anneharley5319]

Now that’s what you call magic

[@chrisashley5206]

@@anneharley5319 yes

[@hackermusic3355]

Hard to imagine having that much vocal control.

[@valeriegrant8071]

Bobby Hatfield was on a different level his voice is totally unbelievable to hit all these different notes and making it seem so effortless really remarkable sadly missed rip Bobby ❤

[@davidw7]

The show host here Andy Williams. Was also a singer in his own right as a crooner. He also had some early 60s great hits like "Moon River" and others....

[@kittyorasheepy]

My mom LOVED this song so much, and she influenced me from a young age to be an enjoyer of music from this era. Truly remarkable!

[@auntiethetical]

Brilliant. Live, in the days before autotune, just a man with a mic. That’s the definition of iconic. 👍

[@SaeedReacts.]

Indeed! Truly magnificent!

[@bethphillips9693]

Best slow dancing song ever. Turn the lights down, take your love in your arms, and sing it in her ear.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Now that is a scene! Exactly. Beautiful.

[@tjrivers]

Yes!

[@reggiefokes6677]

One of the top five vocal performances of all time.

[@Dornie51]

I read somewhere that Bobby was a little nervous doing this number because his mum was in the audience 😁🥰 People are still discovering and loving this song 59 years later. Amazing ❤

[@williambilljones2684]

I'm 79 and I remember this really well. We called this a "Panty Dropper" for reasons you can probably guess.

[@jossetteking4967]

My dad always called it "Belly Rubbin' Music."

[@reggiefokes6677]

The penultimate panty dropper song is their version of I Just Want to Make Love to You.

[@martinaschutt9171]

I'm so impressed by the effortlessness with which he is presenting the song, like: OK, I'm standing here and sing a song. And the result is - THIS!!!

[@DeloresVogler]

Hi, This song was first used in the prison movie Unchained, back in the 1950s. Bobby Hatfield does a fabulous job with this song. He knew he nailed it. We can tell be his smile at the end. Nobody has ever done it better. And, hearing this, it makes me wonder how many ladies got this song from soldiers while serving in Vietnam.

[@GinMae]

Thanks, Saeed... Bobby was amazing.. apparently he was nervous b/c his MOM was there... but his voice is so pure and beautiful.. no straining or screaming.. and of course, no "autotune"...just plain talent and perfect breath control.... appreciate your reaction! (p.s. someone also said that he had a cold... nothing could stop Bobby!)

[@SaeedReacts.]

I could not tell he was nervous. Amazing performance. Thanks for watching.

[@GillianWard-e1g]

Ooh - love your idea of a bedtime story by Bobby!!! His talking voice is more special than many singers! 😊

[@SaeedReacts.]

His speaking voice is so soothing.

[@susannahleigh26]

This was huge during the years of the Vietnam War when thousands of young men were sent to fight - most being the age of 19 years. They must have hoped that their girl was waiting back home for them and missing her so much. I remember that era.

[@taniaPBear]

One of my favourite things is his little grin at the end, when he knew he nailed it. ✌❤

[@cwby2854]

their mega hit "You've Lost that Loving Feeling" had the most airplay of any song in the 20th century....

[@alansorensen5903]

@@cwby2854 I've often wondered if that was the first song they performed on the show that night.

[@FrançoisGuèdenet]

Pretty good vocal.

[@pairofpints]

The musical arrangement is splendid.

[@KarenWarren-bu2bv]

One of my favorite performances of all time. I never get tired of it. Thanks so much.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Stellar performance. Thanks for watching.

[@Gigawicket]

Don't think you're overstating it, this is one of the best songs ever

[@wendymartin4892]

Never missed the Andy Williams Show....good stuff.... always 🎉🎉🎉

[@lynnshulman]

I don't know how old anyone is that hears this, we all know it!! Btw, have you heard Andy Williams singing Moon River, it is one of his iconic songs too.

[@shirleyhenderson9978]

Always on the juke box in our coffee bar in 60s uk ,best time to be 16 ,this song never grows old like we do 👏👏👏

[@revaflowers3115]

I remember watching this episode of The Andy Williams Show. Back then tv had lots of different kinds of variety shows on to watch. All 3 major networks (and there were only 3) had them on and this how we got to see entertainers as they were coming up or promoting something new they were doing. That night Bobby's mother was in the audience watching him sing live on tv for the first time. He was nervous because he had a bit of a sore throat and didn't want to mess up his performance in front of his mom. As you said,it is a truly iconic song and performance.

[@mlinton3007]

Yours was such a respectful and ageless take. Thank you so much for your comments on “my” song. I was a senior in HS. Thank you so much for

[@SaeedReacts.]

Truly beautiful song and performance. Thanks so much for watching! Have a wonderful day.

[@anonamoose5673]

When my beloved boyfriend , got bless his soul, was in Vietnam he sent this cassette to me.. Thank you for your reaction.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thats beautiful. Thanks for watching!

[@Lanegirl902]

That was no falsetto. Bobby was a true countertenor. A rare talent.

[@karenstrong8887]

I grew up with this music and these two were called Blue Eyed Soul for a very good reason. No one will ever take this song away from Bobby and Bill was joking about thinking it wouldn’t be a hit. They both sang songs together and apart. You should listen to Soul and Inspiration. They are equally talented but different and together amazing. Thank you.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Beautiful song and performance. Thanks for watching and the recommendation.

[@Sactown5472]

Another live song they did is Soul and Inspiration very beautiful.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Will look it up!

[@TheJohnnywbred]

The righteous brothers would be cool and great in any era!

[@KarlaElaine100]

This IS an iconic song. This is the original too. Almost sixty years later…and it has certainly withstood the test of time. It not any easy song for anyone to perform either.

[@lauraallen55]

Not the original, but definitely the best!

[@barbaral8973]

@@KarlaElaine100 This is actually a cover of the 1955 original, but it is the best version ever recorded. There are over 1,500 recordings by hundreds of artists, it seems they all base their style on Bobby's rendition. Thus, this particular recording has become the gold standard. An awesome achievement for Bobby Hatfield! And let's give a little credit to Bill Medley for producing the studio version. Phil Spector saw it become a success, so he added his name to the production credits.

[@joycevally7878]

This song always gives me goose bumps. His voice was one of a kind.

[@laurelg9586]

That was a joke about Bill not thinking it would be a hit. Bobby kept working on it thinking he could improve it but Bill told him to stop--he had it perfect!

[@brucecronin6396]

Love your reaction, to this great performance !! Bobby was a true "Counter Tenor" and in the last few notes he used his "head voice". He never needed to use falsetto. In this song Bobby uses 21 notes across 2-1/2 octaves. What a SINGER !! Keep up the good work !! also that night he had a slight cold and his parents were in the audience for the first time.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Wow! Thanks for taking the time to explain a bit about that. What an amazing voice.

[@steveullrich7737]

Up there with the best love song! I agree hard to top this one! A definition of perfection!

[@SaeedReacts.]

100%

[@TranShar]

I am so glad you chose this video for your reaction. Most reactors watch the version that is just the song. The intro with the reason for their name and all the rest is so fun to see.

[@SaeedReacts.]

So glad i saw that! I learned a few things and they were hilarious! 😀

[@bobbubevski2719]

NO AUTO TUNE, just REAL talent.............

[@rosemarylackey4174]

The Righteous Brothers made it big about the same time I graduated from high school. In those days, all we had was an album cover to look at. Some people might be able to make it to a big city to catch one of their concerts. Then, there were those fleeting moments when we could actually see them perform live on television! So we never missed shows like The Andy Williams Show or Ed Sullivan. I never dreamed that someday, in my 70s, I would be able to actually watch them perform on something called "videos" anytime I want to AND watch young people continue to discover them. I really enjoyed watching you react to Bobby!

[@SaeedReacts.]

This is truly an iconic song and amazing performance. Thanks for watching!

[@marymichael1211]

Good informative comment of the context for the almost 60 years of history of this masterpiece performance. 🎶✨

[@kirby5234]

Pure God given talent.

[@queenrosered]

I was 14 when the song became an instant hit on the radio. My mom and dad were so in love with each other (till the day he died in 1998) and this was THEIR SONG. We 3 kids could hear it many times a day. It was a sentimental song for mom after dad passed and we played it at her funeral service in 2009.😢💔 Obviously, the Righteous Brothers are a large part of the soundtrack of my life. Thanks so much for the stroll down memory lane with this one. ❤❤

[@SaeedReacts.]

Memories and music are so interwoven. Thanks for sharing that ❤️

[@jackbutler2989]

Bobby's Mam and dad were in the audience this particular night ,how proud they must have been RIP LEGEND 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@rogermartin5052]

Beautiful voice! Perfection!

[@leemorgan4799]

I was lucky to see them in concert in Toronto in the early 70s.

[@2Cambourne]

Written (71) years ago by the great and multi-awards winning composer Alex North with lyrics by Hy Zaret for the (1955) Prison Movie "Unchained." Performed (Live) ten-year later in 1965 (59) years ago on the Andy Williams Show. This performance by Bobby Hatfield and the NBC Studio Orchestra of the Andy Williams Show has gone down as the greatest live television performance of all times. Awesome!

[@ColleenCarr-l9w]

Always loved this version, try “You’re my soul and my inspiration” , possibly my favourite by them… Then Cilla Black singing “ You’re my World” ( in memory of her husband) both passed now…keep these oldies coming Saeed, many thanks…

[@SaeedReacts.]

This is truly stunning! Must check out more. Thanks for watching and the recommendation.

[@TeresaNewman-Theriault]

Live! Perfect voice I can’t believe this is a live performance. He doesn’t seem tired or difficulty breathing or He shows no expression that he’s struggling to hit the high notes and I believe he was only 23 when he did this song

[@clintkelly9926]

Hi Saeed I really liked your reaction to this song. Here’s a lit more history on it. I don’t know if anyone mentions this (after 18 hours passed from your post {over 190 comments}), I didn’t read all the comments.Their manager- or boss at that time was Phil Specter. (A person who was not always looked upon kindly) He used this song as space filler for the ‘B’ side of a ‘45’. I don’t remember what the ‘A’ side was. His main reason! Was this was a no nothing song. He “didn’t think it would be a hit”! Bill Medley ended up producing this piece for Bobby. I believe Bill was mocking Phil Specter when he used the quote.😂

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for taking the time to share this. I only know a bit about Spector based on some articles and the movie with Al Pacino.

[@marymichael1211]

Yes, this was the "B side" of the single record "Hung On You" which was the main song, but radio disc jockeys began playing "Unchained Melody". Toxic Phil Spector became so angry that he called radio stations and told them to stop playing it (there were issues with Spector), but it fortunately became a hit. 🎶✨

[@Tonidolls]

It's my fav of all time..

[@valerieholmes9211]

I was 30, had 4 children, he was 25, got killed in a logging accident, . I am 68 now. Still breathing my heart.

[@mikemiller3069]

Bill Medley sang with Jenifer Warnes for the theme song to "Dirty Dancing", called, "The Time of My Life".

[@SherryDocchio]

If you really want to hear him go off the charts then check out "Summertime" when you get the chance. The Righteous Brothers knew how to get the most out of every note. They were magic!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@jimnicosia5934]

I saw that on TV when I was sixteen.😊

[@SaeedReacts.]

Awesome !

[@frankbudge2500]

Forget atuo-tune, this is what real talent sounds like. No messing about just brilliantly delivered vocals.

[@kerrypapworth1526]

The Righteous Brothers were amazing. Bobby Hatfields voice was truly sublime.

[@chrisashley5206]

No one could ever top that

[@BOOMNERD51]

Amazing reaction, Saeed! ❤ The expressions on your face reflected how much this resonated with you! Wow! It's such a stunning performance and certainly emotionally evocative!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Iconic song and so glad i got to check out this performance. Thanks for watching.

[@BarbaraVale-t5e]

You had to have talent to sing back then ... no auto tune, no re-takes, no gimmicks .. just pure God given talent.. Bobby is a counter tenor, known as blue eyed soul ... Check out Bobby singing Summertime and both singing You'll Never Walk Alone

[@SaeedReacts.]

Those performances are on my to do list!

[@nanp544]

They did do separate songs but they are awesome when together also.🤗🎼💞

[@Lip87]

I'm just thinking about it and I'm pretty sure that you are my favorite reactor (stupid title but nevertheless) Saeed... You're a beautiful soul, and I love your insights... Because you are honest (especially when it's tough to be "honest" all the time"). I also appreciate your attitude to new genres and songs and how you always find positive ways to describe songs and focus on the lyrics. Just remember that stats and statistics (Ren) are not the deciding factor in all of this so I hope you'll continue on the path you've been on. Just keep doing what you do, enjoy it, because that's what's most important. If you're tired and don't feel like it, take a day off. Absolutely and honestly love you Saeed, thank you for your content!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thank you for these kind and encouraging words. I truly appreciate that. It has been a wonderful journey so far and i have learned a lot. And grateful for the people that tune in. Have a wonderful day.

[@rubroken]

This came out when I was probably 13, and I didn't remember hearing it on the radio. In the 90's, after "Ghost" came out, I mentioned to a group of guys at work, wondering why it wasn't a big hit back then. One of the older guys said, that was a huge hit when it came out. I guess my 13 year old mind back then, blocked it out

[@terriebartholomew7871]

I was 14 in 1965. Brings back memories and the feelings of the time. My eyes leaked a little bit. 😂. Thanks for the great reaction to this exceptional performance! ☮️💙😎

[@ememnicholas565]

As a little girl, I had a crush on Andy Williams, Dean Martin and Nat King Cole. My mother would not tolerate anything like rock or pop, it was all crooners and orchestras in our house. Andy Williams had a big hit with the song to the movie "Born Free", which I was crazy about.

[@LoisChisholm]

This is a timeless love song. Though some of the covers are pretty good, Bobby Hatfield owns this song. Still awesome in its 60th year.

[@reggiefokes6677]

Iconic performance. Among the top five greatest solo performances ever.

[@thomasjoyce7870]

Ah, my dear Saeed! I commented yesterday on your Mahler 9 reaction (with a recommendation for Mahler's Adagietto). When this particular show aired, I was all of 14 years old (and 4 years into my violin training). Back in the day, the Andy Williams Show was a weekly must-see, and the Righteous Brothers were all over AM radio. What a great memory!

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks so much for watching and sharing that memory! Beautiful!

[@FavoriteMovieDate]

I honestly think this is possibly the greatest live performance by a male singer in recording history. I don’t want to say THE best ever, to give myself wiggle room when hearing a Steve Perry or an amazing crooner like Nat King Cole, but my gosh I can’t say it’s not. It’s certainly better than the studio version and this song is hands down owned by Bobby Hatfield. What a blessing to us all. P.S. Andy Williams is a terrific crooner himself. I enjoy listening to him when I am in an easy listening mood. As for Tony Bennett? One of the greats.

[@LynnBartlett-un2vp]

Love your reaction of appreciation of this song and Bobbys voice. A 60 year old song and its still one of the most beautiful love songs ever song. I played this at my husbands funeral and it will be played at mine then, we will never be apart for eternity.

[@wendyryder2708]

Oh Lynn! I’m sitting here reading your comment and tearing up! I’m such a softie! So sorry for your loss! Peace and Blessings to you and yours from Australia.

[@LynnBartlett-un2vp]

Thank you. Your kind words touched my heart. Hugs.

[@SaeedReacts.]

So sorry for your loss 🫂❤️

[@DulceFrancisco-r9o]

Loved the rection. What a beautiful family. Your wife wasn't the only one with tears in her eyes

[@SaeedReacts.]

Such a beautiful song and this performance is just incredible. Thanks for watching

[@sheilabree1991]

RIP Bobby, sleep well babe.

[@debrawucik826]

Smooth, warm, velvety, range to beat the band! Bobby was something that comes around once in a lifetime.

[@richtensail]

one of v best live vocals ive ever heard- wonderful.

[@vivianidelacerda9708]

Very good reaction, thanks 🎶

[@SaeedReacts.]

Thanks!

[@xanighttoforgetx]

This was a song writen for a film called "unchained" released in 1955.. It was basically a prisioner writing to his loved one.. Its beautiful 😢

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

The little previso said,"be respectful". How could you be anything else.🎉❤😊

[@kensilverstone1656]

I first heard this song in the 50's by Al Hibbler. It blew me away. This is better, which I wouldn't have believed then.

[@lesliedaubert1411]

Bobby Hatfield had a cold when he performed on this show.

[@nemesis822]

Bobby singing Summertime, live, is amazing

[@joanjust8241]

The current music stars need to be made to listen to him. This is over the top talent.

[@maureenl5255]

I fell in love at barely 7 watching this live on our black and white tv.

[@jeannemara1600]

Mr. Hatfield had a cold that night and still....stunning. One of my husband's favorite songs when it first came out. Still is, almost sixty years later.

[@SaeedReacts.]

Wow i did not notice that. Incredible performance.

[@zanhar7688]

Bill was joking... this was Bobby's solo on their album...Bill produced the album and played piano on the Studio version. It was never intended as a single release. Phil Specter chose to put it on the B side of the intended hit (Hung on You) and the rest is history.... This song touches everyone because the Righteous Brothers were 'soul singers'. They felt the music and could make the audience feel it too. When this song out from Bobby the Viet Nam War was raging and it was taken on by those men and women separated by so much....he dedicated it to them. (Bobby had already done his service.)

[@tahliasgoddaddy]

Yes, Bill played piano on the studio version but at the time neither had any idea it would be such a huge hit. When it was, Bill made certain that for every subsequent performance there would be a pro accomplished piano player to backup Bobby on the song. Bill didn't think his piano playing talent did a hit of this magnitude justice. Both of these guys were really very down to earth good people.

[@jonathancadorin9714]

The fact that this song was recorded live. And it is still by far the best version of the song ever done. Says all you need to know about the talent of Bobby and righteous brothers. Oh and he was sick while singing this song also. Remarkable. Legend is right!

[@daniellaplume3840]

The lyrics were very wholesome and heartfelt, and he and his voice were the perfect conduit

[@francesjames178]

Righteous Brothers Unchained Melody was the feature song for the movie Ghost. Something special about the singing artists back in the day......no AUTOTUNE !!! They were singers.....unadulterated SINGING ARTISTS !!! 😁😁