Robbie Williams - Let Me Entertain You REACTION & REVIEW! FIRST TIME HEARING!

Robbie Williams Fans.....FEELIN' YOU!!! Making his debut on the channel to-NIGHT, we have Robbie Williams with a song entitled "Let Me Entertain You". How's this one gonna go? Only one way to find out...
Come on in, enjoy the show...I'll see you inside.
Scoring System Guide
10 = Perfection (Unobtainable)
9.0 - 9.9 = Awesome, Amazing
8.0 - 8.9 = Great
7.0 - 7.9 = Really Good
6.0 - 6.9 = Pretty Good
5.0 - 5.9 = O.k.
4.0 - 4.9 = Not So Good
3.0 - 3.9 = Pretty Bad
2.0 - 2.9 = Really Bad
1.0 - 1.9 = Horrible, Awful
0.0 - 0.9 = A Travesty, An Affront To Nature
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[@rockblonde]

No festival, just 3 Robbie gigs, 100,000 per gig. He played for a third of a million people in 3 days. Legendary!

[@bighousegroove]

Not a festival. They are all there for him. Three nights in a row of this size crowd. He was HUGE everywhere but the U.S. This is not his best song by a long shot, musically, but is a great high energy song for a show like this. From this same show, my two favorites are Feel and Come Undone. Angels of course. This was Robbie in his absolute prime, in his element, at the height of his powers. For me, this is the quintessential Robbie Williams song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJ_JqGCLjpV0epI

[@jamiesmith5204]

Biggest pop star in the UK in the early 2000s. Knebworth was his show. I'm a rock fan, but Robbie was spectacular back then. A great performer.

[@bryanspringsteen761]

Not a festival,"just" Robbie Williams. Lots of Greats have played Knebworth. Robbie Williams was massive and still is big,though it got a little quieter in recent years. "Take That" of course was massive as well.

[@sabine4385]

The magic that he radiates is something an entertainer like him can only do once. Robbie you are and will always be the best.

[@badhairday_247]

His gig, 125,000 crowd three nights in a row. Legend.

[@normairisflores3641]

I am a super fan of Robbie Williams!! I recently attended his concert in Munich Germany. It was insane, 100,000 people, loved every minute of it!

[@raisa_cherry33]

Me too,love this man 💜😍

[@Heidella]

He's huge. I'm American and have been following him since 1999. He has the most brit awards in history. He's passed Elvis in the Uk. Was awarded the icon award next to Bowie, and Elton John. Sold 1.6 million tickets in 24 hours. He's pop, swing, rock and roll and can rap. He's a great entertainer, comedian and loves his audience.

[@matinmirnaghibi5846]

He was absolutely massive in late 90s early 2000s had some giant hits and has sold over 75 million records

[@jsmoor4988]

It will get you there 😉

[@matinmirnaghibi5846]

@@jsmoor4988 😆🤘

[@bighousegroove]

As an American I had never heard of Robbie either before around 2000. I was and have been a huge fan of The Cult. When they reformed around that time, their bass player was a guy named Billy Morrison. I saw a news story that he got married and his good friend Robbie Williams officiated the ceremony, and it mentioned how much of a superstar he was. So I looked him up, first with the Big Band stuff (his live at Royal Albert Hall show is a hoot, he channels Sinatra for sure). Then there was a bonus feature on that DVD called "The Day Job" which showed his pop career and these huge crowds, then I watched this show and it just blew me away. His stage presence is unmatched. He alternates between having a huge ego, being humble, occasionally crying, bringing women up on stage to kiss them, he was a legend for this brief period of time.

[@cranberrymerlin]

I mean, in my opinion, a song called "Let me entertain you" is a perfect way to start a concert for someone who was Born to entertain. This is not a Festival. This is just Robbie's concert. He was huuuge at the time all over Europe, like you can't even imagine. And actually he still is big, but pretty much all of his biggest hits come from that era. Unfortunately he did not have much success in the US though. Also, the little kid at the beginning looks not really like little Gene Simmons but like Robbie in the music Video for Let me entertain you. But I guess Robbie did Look like Gene in the video, you know?😅 Not a rock artist, but he's got some great, unforgettable Songs and his lyrics are always amazing. Plus he's hilarious if you ever saw him in an interview or on stage too.

[@wildwine6400]

Yeah its just a huge Robbie Williams gig, he did the gig over 3 days to 375,000 people. I remember it being shown on Sky 1 (the tv channel) at the time. So the audience probably got told they was recording the show to fire em up even more. The place does get used for festivals mostly though.

[@avanoosterhout8397]

This was RW at the height of his solo career. Not one single person in that crowd needed to be fired up with anything else but him on that stage. Robbie was most definately not the best of singers in the business, but he was a magnificent entertainer.

[@astraeetje5048]

Oh wow 🤩 8,2 for an early Robbie Williams 🎉 Thanks for that. Robbie is mostly known in Europe, you're not the first American who never heard of him. That's exactly why he moved to USA. To be able to get outside without being harassed by fans. This crowd was there only for him! He filled that lawn three nights in a row. He's a real entertainer, crowd controller pure sang. Hope you'll get more of him on your list. Not the best vocalist but the interaction with the crowd is amazing! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 💝

[@wildwine6400]

Wow wasn't expecting Robbie Williams here. He was huge in the UK round the end of the 90s and into the millennium. Hes one of the original members of Take That if you didnt know . His song "Rock DJ" you couldn't escape on the radio. His song "Angels" is a popular funeral song

[@mitchbuchannon6637]

The rock dj video was also inescapable 😂

[@wildwine6400]

Yeah lol I think i was about 10 when it came out and I remember staying at a friends house and staying up to watch the full uncut version that came on after 10pm 💀

[@arnodobler1096]

"Angel" also at the end of Oktoberfest in Munich

[@marcelfriedrich2863]

Take that was even less known in the us. So it is more likely that an us citizen knows robby than take that.

[@mikef3382]

I never was into that kind of music and artists but my wife was…so i hat to go to a robbie concert in munich and i thought wtf am i really doing this? Robbie williams? The take that- guy…omg. After 5 minutes i was stunned, at the end i was singing along “angels” …you simply cant pull away yourself from that energy. Though i am still not into this kind of music it was one of the best concerts ever

[@susanjohnston8267]

Late to the review - Robbie Williams is a lad, as in a typical British lad. The type of guy you want on your side in a fight, women love the chat up from him, he is kind of like a modern day Dean Martin, except cocky and tounge and cheek. He had his foes, which is why the crowd is huge. Oasis, the indie band 'Wonderwall' had done a concert at Knebworth, which was hailed one of the biggest concerts in the UK for bodies. Robbie decided he would do one better. That is why the crowd is massive. All his songs contain sarcasm. The video for this song features him dressed like Kiss. The young boy in the crowd wasn't dressed as Gene Simmons, but Robbie. In this song, he is singing about how hard a career path is that performers are willing to sacrifice health and relationships to get to where they are. And as they are entertainers, everything and anything they do, you lap up. Even copy. I would recommend anything by Robbie, but you need to understand his sarcasm and humour, and sometimes seriousness.

[@bingoE]

And 2h later with hes song "Angel" all ppl sing song instead of him. This guy is legend in europe. Let me entertain you is probably best opener song on concerts. It is made to be that and it is maid to be exelent.

[@mitchbuchannon6637]

Robbie is a great entertainer, didn’t bring down the Berlin Wall like I did though 😉 Also to add context he has sold like 80 million albums back when people actually bought albums, he was probably second to spice girls in terms of 90s pop fame in uk and aus/nz. I guess the US version would be Justin Timberlake but I would say outside of states Robbie is a bigger household name

[@jonnno243]

What you could also do is to react to Robbie's black and white video of this song. And that may also explain why the boy was made up like a member of Kiss at the beginning. Also, Robbie sings the whole song in the video.

[@laurensflierman4423]

"Live at Knebworth, also known as Live Summer 2003 with different cover text, is a live album by English pop singer Robbie Williams, recorded and released in 2003. The album is his first live album, and is a compilation of songs performed during three consecutive shows at Knebworth, England on 1-3 August 2003. The three shows attracted a total of 375,000 fans, becoming the "biggest music event in British history". It is the second fastest and biggest selling live album ever in the United Kingdom behind Williams' former band Take That's live album The Greatest Day - Take That Present: The Circus Live. It has been certified 2× Platinum by the IFPI for sales over 2 million copies." - Wikipedia

[@busterbell871n]

One of the biggest names in the music industry (in his day) and you have never heard of him? He was a global superstar.....your pulling the wool aye.

[@luukvanduyvenvoorde7399]

not in the usa tho

[@rijeka8]

Robbie Williams just broke Elvis record of most UK number 1 albums for solo artist. Beatles are just 1 album away from most UK no.1 in history of music. So he's huge everywhere but in USA where he lives to escape the fame 😉

[@johnsmith_1942]

It's not a festival.. it was solo concert 3 nights in a row. England on 1-3 August 2003."The three shows attracted a total of 375,000 fans, becoming the "biggest music event in British history". He had few massive hits. And the little kid in the beginning doesn't know it's Gene makeup. RW wears that in the music video of this song.

[@NorbertPueschel]

That‘s always funny. Robbie Williams, formerly part of super-popular boyband Take That, is a top-tier mega-superstar in Europe. And in America nobody has ever heard of him. There is a story around that his American girlfriend did not believe him when he told her he is a popstar… until she accompanied him to Europe. 😂

[@AnthonyKellett]

The final song - Angels - complete with 125,000 backing singers, is even more epic than the opening. If live music moves you, it's a must see (even if it's privately)...and that's coming from a Rush and Pink Floyd fan! Just Magical! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJLSgqGLm7Slnacsi=b81rzurCRVM5ejmG

[@fairgreen42]

RW is huge all around the world, except the USA. I saw him live 5 times and it's an experience!!! Also, the little Gene Simmons is actually a little Robbie Williams, since he wears a Kiss outfit in the official music video.

[@danielprudhoe647]

Robbie Williams was MASSIVE, and I mean he was all over mainstream radio, number 1 singles and albums, doing duets with the likes of Madonna and Kylie Minogue etc from about the mid 90s til the late 00s. He's not as popular as he was at his peak anymore but could still easily sell out arena's and stadiums in the UK. From what I know he's meant to be super popular in Latin America as well. I'm not his biggest fan personally but he does have a few good tunes like this one.

[@j.f.k.1926]

Interesting you have never heared from him. To make it clear, I am npt the biggest fan of him, but the video is great! Nice, that I can surprise you one more time. Facts: no festival, three shows in a row, total of 375,000 fans, becoming the "biggest music event in British history; I like it! good review

[@Dasypodidae45]

Great request J.F.K. Love this concert of Robbie Williams!

[@astraeetje5048]

Thanks for requesting ❤

[@heighleybaily8037]

We love Robbie in the UK. He's pop royalty. Has his own rock/swing/soul style

[@sannaolsson9106]

Like others have said, this is not a festival. You have to react to Angel from the same concert.

[@gigmcsweeney8566]

That kid was a trillion times cooler than Gene Simmons could ever hope to be - he's mimicking Robbie Williams's portrayal of a 'Joker' type figure in the original music video from the song (not the appallingly naff Kiss, who are one of the worst rock bands to have ever existed). Also, this wasn't a festival, it was a one man show, performed at the legendary Knebworth over three nights in front of 150,000 fans each night. As for the demographics of his fans - and I have to discount myself as I was never into 'boy bands' and a bit too old to be into pop at the time - you'll find it's a very mixed crowd. And while it might be true that many young woman aren't into heavy metal, many metal fans are teenage boys who wouldn't know a good tune if it smacked them across the face. Robbie Williams was undoubtedly a hugely talented guy and a brilliant performer, who overcame his stagefright and depression to deliver some amazing songs, most of which he wrote himself. He's still performing today and he's a British icon. My hat goes off to the guy.

[@Rooster1976_1]

Broke world record 1.6 M tickets in oneday He is a fucking legend

[@seanoff2007]

Just to be clear. This is no festival. That crowd was there for him. There was no one else. That size crowd 3 nights running.

[@Heidella]

Listen to his ballads..amazing

[@xexasperon]

anyone gonna break it to him that kid isnt dressed up as Jean Simmons? he`s just dressed as Robbie from the Let me entertain you music video

[@obud3777]

Robbie Williams was a member of the boy-band Thake That, that's why all the teenage girls!

[@scullie69]

This is epic DH what a fun concert. RW Let me entertain you. Awesome good time. 🤘rock on 💥

[@ricflair4934]

He was very big in germany. I was shocked to see "first time" in the title. But I guess he is not so popular overseas. Nice reaction keep it up

[@benjamindelafuente1962]

He is popular everywhere but the us

[@sarahealey1780]

Hey I went to see GnR when I was 14 and then a boy band at 40 😂 tastes change and evolve

[@hays9008]

He is master-class

[@getawaycampers3412]

Robbie Williams has now had more number 1 albums in the uk than Elvis ! He is an entertainer And loves a duet … Look up who he’s worked with. ..

[@JohnHazelwood58]

Yeah, I came late to this game / reaction. Roobbie Wiliams is well known in Europe! Concerts are broadcasted live on TV and radio. Actually he sold more than 75 million records worldwide, making him the best-selling music artists of all time (yep, he sold more records than Elvis)... ;-) He released 14 number one (UK charts) solo albums! So actually everybody in Europe heard of this guy - that's why he went to the USA to live unknown! ^^+gg XD

[@cherylh.1910]

Also watch him Live at The Albert , it’s a complete tribute to the rat pack

[@peakerboo4310]

I went to this, it was absolutely awesome. He had Kelly Osbourne and the darkness support to him. One of the best concerts, I’ve been to by, far

[@Rooster1976_1]

You lucky dude

[@jamesp7709]

Yeah, all there for him, and three nights in a row, sold out. Insanely huge back then, and sings really well live. A born entertainer.

[@grilledspaghetti]

Amazing how huge he was in Europe for a little while. I liked his early solo songs.

[@rebeccastarovich6079]

Not a festival...that crowd is all for Robbie. Sold out multiple nights with that same size crowd. He's huge around the globe, only the US hasn't embraced him.

[@normairisflores3641]

Fair score, however, this is just Robbie’s intro to his shows, check out Come Undone, Angels, and the Rock DJ video was very controversial. He is currently on his 25 year solo artist tour, just played the O2 Arena in London, full house.

[@smilie-pm9gb]

This is not a festival, its a Robbie Williams concert. He was HUGE in Europe back in his days, but absolutly nobody in the USA know him. Thats why he lives in LA. He was a member of Take That btw, the first serious "Boy Band" back then, if you ever heard of them.

[@andrelieberman2679]

Wow great reaction and analysis - Would love to see you react to some other RW songs at that concert - Angela, Feel or COME UNDONE

[@andrewmann5441]

You’ve never heard of him because you’re American. No disrespect, but most Americans are pretty unaware of anything outside their own little bubble. He was, in fact still is, HUGE all over the world (barring America, which is their loss). The guy is the ultimate entertainer, can lend his voice to pretty much ANY genre of music, and pretty much every song he’s ever released tells a story. As a solo performer, I’d put him up there with anything the Americans have ever produced.

[@wildwine6400]

The kid with the face paint is based on Robbie Williams look in the songs official music video. Obviously Kiss inspired, but id take a guess most of his fans are probably not familiar with Kiss

[@mitchbuchannon6637]

All I saw now was Danhausen even though I’m well old enough to remember when Robbie used that look

[@THEDavidHeretic]

@@mitchbuchannon6637 Very Good, Very Evil.

[@MKitchen75]

Holy F for the amount of people there

[@Kakteen75]

Is not a Festival, is a Robbie Williams Konzert.

[@j.kearney8058]

Maybe already covered, little Gene? you need to watch "Let Me Entertain You" video, Knebworth is a venue this is a Robbie Williams concert, 3 days 375,000 fans attended. the following tour sold 1.34 million tickets in less than 24 hours biggest selling tour in UK history.

[@allisonwilliams2187]

It's not a fucking festival! Just his concert!

[@jsmoor4988]

Great honest reaction as usual. Brings back memories to me. Also not my cup of tea, but saw the same show in Amsterdam 20 years ago with my then girlfriend now wife. The live performance part was fantastic. My wife being from Asia and never been in a huge stadium didn’t no where to look and what to do. The start of the show hanging upside down (Antichrist) was the same and when the music started she started dancing and jumping till see saw how high up see was in the stadium and how steep and not seeing any high fences the panic started. Rest of the show hanging on to her seat. It wasn’t a nice way for me to found her fear of heights. She still loved the show never the less. Following concerts only with field tickets 😉but being only 5 foot not easy to see something of the podium/show in the ‘country of the giants’ the Netherlands. Luckily my kids like live music same as daddy, so after the C period, I go with them or they go with me 😀

[@CWargh63]

He was a soccer player when younger, so I guess he has that athletic endurance thing going for him for the two hour concert. I like Song 3 from him,

[@klaymor73]

Football if you don't mind, in the world the football it's played with the feet not the hands. Apologies for the bad joke 🤭🤭

[@CWargh63]

@@klaymor73 I reckoned that anywhere on Earth that the sport is called football ⚽ doesn't need me telling them about Robbie 😃

[@wildwine6400]

Knebworth is a big festival place. Been round since the 70s, just seems to happen whenever. Huge names been there. Freddie Mercurys last concert with Queen was actually there. They held Sonisphere there a couple of times

[@horstschafer1839]

Listen to him on the concert in the Royal Albert Hall. Robbie on old Sinatra Songs.

[@caperboy1169]

Knebworth which is the biggest music festival in the world. He was a member I’d Take That as a 16 year old.He once signed a $200 million record deal

[@caperboy1169]

He also played in front of 175000 on 3 consecutive nights

[@mothermaclean]

Never heard of take that (a group in the 90s) he was in it before he went solo

[@glenmartin7978]

In the Music Video of this song Robbie has the full Kiss makeup

[@grungetea]

Yes, he is very very famous.

[@orelanavi2706]

The boy with the makeup is like robbie in the clip of let me entertaine you. You should check it out.

[@luxetveritas9196]

I liked listening to him...when I was 12 years old.

[@viking_nor]

I have never baught any songs/albums from him, but I have heard some of his songs so many times. How the hell did u get through the 90's early 2000 without hearing his songs. He was everywhere.

[@mitchbuchannon6637]

America very rarely takes to any outside music. Countless massive bands or singers etc that are household names in rest of English speaking world never made it in states

[@agustinmanyari]

He's a Pop star, and it's not a festival. Only RW concert 😅. As sone mainstream artist, he has millions of followers

[@cherylh.1910]

He is the only act, sells out every concert in Europe. I saw a video of his Rock DJ, VH1 wouldn’t show it cause they said, yes I called them because it promotes cannibalism. Which is doesn’t, MCTV showed it, look that one up it won video of the year.

[@johnlovenhill1]

He’s the only act. 125000 people 3 nights in a row. 375000 people.

[@struebz]

Not a fan myself. But I’m surprised you haven’t at least heard of him. Believe he’s the biggest and most successful British solo artist of all time, worldwide

[@peterleecrookes]

It's not a festival, it's his own concert

[@glenmartin7978]

Before going solo Robbie Williams was part of Take That who was a Huge Boy Band in the 90s

[@mikewatts867]

I listen to all gentes, honestly all genres. Scandinavian metal, pop, soul, R&B, rap, country, all of it. Robbie was in a boy band (Take That) which is probably the one genre I listen to the least. But Robbie covers so many bases for me. This is not close to any of his best songs, this song is the “hype” song. The rest of this concert really shows what he does, and there is some great songwriting. Come Undone is my favorite but Feel is probably his best song (along with Angels). I have a Robbie playlist and this song isn’t on it. It’s the “hype” song as I said before but it doesn’t really hold up on its own, out of context

[@mjjohansson1702]

Robbie Williams is pretty legit. Not my type of music at all but I do like one of his songs that is called Tripping. Seems like a cool guy.

[@rogerzarb4735]

How can you never hear of robbie Williams ? that was a robbie concert only to put up a concert at knebworth you have to b great like him and Queen .

[@arbof9467]

Just him not a festival. 300,000 people and 3 days. Oh a side note, more music awards than the Beatles. He's big but not on this side of the pond as they say. You should react to whole show. It was live on tv in the UK.

[@donrobbie1461]

This was his show not a festival. Robbie Williams is massive in UK and europe! He played 3 successive sold out gigs at Knebwoth each one over 70,000 audience

[@rosspoole6903]

Never in my days would I ever think you'd react to Robbie Williams 😂

[@deadlyredly1]

Anyone can say what they will about Robbie, but honestly when he says "let me entertain you" he will fucking proceed to entertain you. Love this guy even though not my genre in the slightest lol

[@deadlyredly1]

The man also has confidence/loves himself but is also humble and modest at the same time. Not sure how he manages that lol

[@celticelvis]

This was a three day stint just for Robbie. 500,000 people per day.

[@andreagruber5813]

David, I never expected to see "Robbieieie" (I write it in that way, because most of the girls in my class really always said it in this way, when a song of him came up) on your channel. And well, I was one of the weird girls who liked already Rock, Hard Rock and "Neu Deutsche Härte", by the age of 16, that for I mixed always the members and songs from the so called "boy bands" up. 😂 Seems like I always was a bit "different". Of course I know Robbies songs, because in Europe there was no escape from him. The editing part I can confirm 100%, the music part is all yours. Thanks for the reaction and enjoy the rest of the weekend. ❤

[@DaP84]

This song def inspired by Bon Jovi - Keep the Faith

[@astraeetje5048]

Possible, BJ was 1992 and RW 1997. Could have influenced it 🫡 good call !

[@hazelpickard6821]

Robbie williams in the video for this had his face painted like this kid

[@30rammer1984]

it seems that since the late 90s or early 00s he became famous and his clips were shown on MTV.

[@CaroleEvans93436]

I had a ticket for the third night of Robbie's Knebworth gigs - I found out I was pregnant a couple of weeks before and my family thought it would be unsafe - so my friend took her neighbour instead. I had to just buy the DVD 😆. My son was born the following year and he''s a lead guitarist in a rock band at uni

[@cherylh.1910]

Knebworth is not a festival it’s a Village in England and the boy’s make up is that of Robbie from the video of the same name, not Gene Simmons

[@GothicLightingQueen]

I have heard song alot. I work with live productions and this song is very common for cover bands to play during corporate parties

[@matissozols600]

that is not even a festival. That is his solo concert :D RW was Taylor Swift and Harry Styles combined before them in 2000s. He was the biggest pop star apparently everywhere in entire world except for US.

[@jackmarshall757]

This is just a fun & simple song, highly effective.

[@billtbodger]

Robbie Williams is an ex member of the boy band Take That, he has recorded/written some really good songs. This is pretty much a solo concert, there may have been a couple of support bands. He was not the best singer in TT but he was far more rock orientated than the rest of TT. He did put on a good show to be fair.

[@andreaspedersen3952]

Williams was massive in late 90s to early 2000s. The guy was more or less kicked out or left Take That... So a drug problem which was already escalating got quite worse. Not quite sure how he got the chance to release some material, but i guess he ran out of money?? At least i know he was doing drugs in "Freedom", quite possibly "old before i die" too. I believe he with a little help of some friends and family, managed to become sober. His absolutely biggest hit? I guess "Angels", which is more of a ballad. Though i'm more a rock/prog/metalhead, i'm a sucker for good pop-music. So it became a brainworm... Maybe something for Mrs. Heretic?

[@danielmcbride2375]

I've never been a fan of robbie, but dude has been around since the 90s, he is huge in Europe. I got respect for the guy . Now to add another group you never heard of.... New Model Army . You being a bass player will love them. Lots of the songs are bass line driven. Do yourself a favor and check them out.

[@teresah.6696]

One of the reasons Robbie never really hit it big in the U.S. is he rarely if not ever performed here in the U.S. It sort of like actor David Hasselhoft back in the day when he became a massive singer in Europe but could not sell one record or ticket here in his home which is USA

[@jonhutchins3818]

This is not a festival. This was Robbie on his own. This concert is the biggest and fastest selling concert in UK history and he was the biggest selling artist on the planet in the early 2000's. A true superstar who was tormented by his own demons. The fact you have never heard of him just makes me realise just how isolated people in the US really are. He also holds the record for the most solo albums at number 1 in the UK with 14, beating Elvis who has 13.

[@raisa_cherry33]

0:32 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@robertobrien5709]

Not a little Jean its a little Robbie, to see why you need to see the original video of the song.

[@clivematthews5296]

"Not many females into rock" ? Haven't you seen the crowd at Nightwish concerts ?

[@davem2369]

Tarja and probably Floor to an even greater degree bring a lot of women to Nightwish. Watch song reactions, women reviewers fucking LOVE Floor, with good reason.

[@DanTheSqueegeeMan]

He didn't say that. He said that most young females from 16 to 28 are not into Rock/Metal, which is totally true. That doesn't mean there aren't a lot af females into rock.

[@clivematthews5296]

@@DanTheSqueegeeMan and I meant there are a lot of females in the crowds at Nightwish concerts, not the performers.

[@DanTheSqueegeeMan]

@@clivematthews5296 I get it. But Dave just basically said, that most young females prefer listening to other stuff. Of course you can't tell from the amount of females in the crowd what type of music the concert is about. But nonetheless, if you have 90% teenage girls in a crowd it is rather unlikely to expect a metal concert ;)

[@clivematthews5296]

@@DanTheSqueegeeMan I suspect that in the current woke generation it's hard to tell what gender 30% of the crowd is.

[@scottirvine121]

You’ve no idea how huge this guy was and think you expected this to be very different

[@jonbutcher9805]

Not a festival. A three day sold out and then some Record breaking Concerts. He is an unfiltered force of nature. The Robbie Williams phenomena is world wide. It is Everywhere. Everywhere that is, except America. In many ways America is always playing catch up to many Trends and Fads And this Video "song" is an intro to every concert. So, it's not really a song per se. More like it's a melodic adrenaline shot for the crowd's to get juiced up on.

[@OliviaBrad6401]

Absolutely love your reactions!!!! Would love to see you react to an australian band called Cold Chisel covering Wild Thing, if someone could request it that would be great, the lead singer is like an Australian bruce springsteen but better!!!!