Get's You Moving!| FIRST TIME HEARING Bobby Darin - Splish Splash REACTION

[@mayLibertyprevail1a]

You need to check out "Beyond The Sea" next by Bobby Darin!

[@CurlieGrl]

YES!!! 🥰

[@piedmontish]

Great suggestion!!

[@stevehatton-bw3bo]

Keep trying; I must have suggested that a dozen times!

[@jethro1963]

What people need to check out is the heartbreaking episode (on KZbin) of "This is Your Life" that honours Bobby. You see him getting choked up when they talk about his mother dying a short time before but what he doesn't realize is that, that was his grandmother and his real mother is about to come on stage. The person he thought was his sister was his mother and the person he thought was his mother was his grandmother. His "sister" hangs onto and dotes on him like a proud mother (which she was) It's an amazing scene because the present viewer knows this and he doesn't and wouldn't for another ten years.

[@bdlrnzi]

A great song, the translation of a romantic French classic. I was married at one time to a German ship's engineer and this song has great resonance for me -- as well as Leaving on a Jet Plane by Peter, Paul and Mary.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

How many people have sang this song to their kids 😂😂❣️

[@andymageen5308]

All of us 😂✌️

[@Guildofarcanelore]

Facts!!

[@theodoreritola7641]

Millions and Millions

[@piedmontish]

Every bath!!

[@RosieM1970]

Meeeee!

[@susanliltz3875]

More comedy songs :’ 1. Itsy Bitsy Yellow Polka Dot Bikini 2. Purple People Eater 3. The Witch Doctor 4. Hello Mudah Hello Fadah !! ( classic Alan Sherman)

[@mamaasaiz]

The Witch Doctor... and then The Purple People Eater Meets The Witch Doctor!

[@ajruther67]

Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah, here I am at Camp Granada. I can't remember the name of the song, just the lyrics.

[@jbeannie90]

@@ajruther67 You DO remember the name, you just don't realize it! It's "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah." I used to have a record called Funky Favorites (1977), which was a compilation album, & this song was on it (along with the songs mentioned by the other commenters). A few of my favorites on the album were "Beep Beep," "My Ding-a'-Ling" & "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini." Great record!!!

[@mamaasaiz]

@@ajruther67 You have the name... it was called "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah"... the incredibly funny Allen Sherman. My favorite of his was "Ya Gotta Have Skin".

[@joenaso1969]

Wooley Bully Sam The Sham and The Pharaohs

[@One-n-only..BrooklynRed]

Love Bobby Darrin!! DREAM LOVER is one of my favorites.

[@walterrutherford8321]

If they do Dream Lover they need to finally find The Everly Brothers, All I Have To Do Is Dream.

[@SusanJohnston]

Everly Brothers are awesome! Please check them out!❤❤

[@Keykey74]

He mentions a few other songs in this one you might want to check out - Lollipop by the Chordettes, Peggy Sue by Buddy Holly, and Good Golly Miss Molly by Little Richard. All awesome songs!

[@caroleathenacosta-songwrit9193]

I was going to comment on that. It was a common thing for rock'n'roll songs to mention other rock'n'roll songs in the lyrics. Another Bobby Darin song that does this is "Queen of the Hop" which, I think might hold the record for songs mentioned in the lyrics, 11!

[@marxlover100]

Jay & Amber reacted to Little Richard's "Good Golly Miss Molly" a year ago. And they reacted to "Peggy Sue" by Buddy two years ago.

[@karenheyou9946]

Agreed

[@michaelevans1193]

This is considered a novelty song. My favorites are: Charlie Brown by The Coasters Beep Beep by The Playmates Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini by Brian Hyland.

[@alanmusicman3385]

Sea Cruise by Frankie Ford Tequila by The Champs Surfin' Bird by the Malibus Rockin' In the Graveyard - by Jackie ???? The Purple People Eater - Sheb Wooley Snoopy Vs The Red Baron by the Royal Guardsmen Flying Saucer Rock & Roll by Billy Riley Seven Little Girls by Paul Evans and the Curls

[@horacerobinson7149]

Continue to R.I.P Mr Bobby Darin ❤ thanks for this one Jay and Amber

[@kirksmith2051]

Bobby Darin was one of the most versatile singers in the history of popular music. He could sing any genre of music effortlessly, be it rock'n'roll, pop, country, folk, jazz, or standards. By the age of 25 he was headlining in Las Vegas. He died in 1973 at age 37 from complications following heart surgery.

[@garymorris1856]

I agree, he was a great entertainer, and I remember watching his tv show.

[@db4982]

'Sea Cruise' by Frankie Ford is another fun song from 1958. The first time I heard it was in 1976 when the actress Jill Clayburgh performed it on Saturday Night Live. Other artists such as Jimmy Buffet, The Beach Boys, Johnny Rivers and John Fogerty would cover it as well.

[@Rosedach]

Also in 1964, The Herman's Hermits also covered "Sea Cruise."

[@harpergras]

When I was a little kid in the 60's, my Mom and Dad cooking or cleaning the house would be singing or playing this song all the time. They loved it.

[@bradsullivan2495]

Another classic song from this era: "El Paso" by Marty Robbins. It's a (sad) story but has been iconic for decades.

[@phylliseich2992]

I love “El Paso”, it’s such a beautiful song. Many people do not realize that it is the first of a trilogy of songs. The second is”Falina”, which is her story, and the third is called “El Paso City”. This last one takes a big jump in time to modern day where a man is in a plane flying over the city. Not for the first time, he feels inexplicably drawn to Rosa’s while also fearing that death awaits him there. He has memories of a life and time not his own. It is meant to be the reincarnation of the cowboy from the first song. Fascinating stuff for it’s time, the songs are great listened to back to back for the whole story.

[@Robsan40]

Another 50's classic: "16 Tons" by Tennessee Ernie Ford.

[@mkmstillstackin]

My mom loves that one. One of my favorites too!

[@tfe1788]

I’m still surprised this classic hasn’t been on their channel yet 😅 the story and his voice are amazing

[@FunkyMarcel]

check it out by Lipbone Redding--live

[@Robsan40]

@@tfe1788 - They just reacted to Everlast - What It's Like, and I was surprised that they hadn't done that yet. There's still a lot of classics to do, they haven't done ANY Neil Sedaka.

[@psu01414]

Another Tennessee Ernie Ford song that I grew up with was John Henry

[@sabrinapittsley2304]

Bobby not only sang, he played numerous instruments. I remember him when I was a little girl. My mom had his records along with Elvis and Johnny Mathis.

[@GavinPasco]

Wasn’t aware he was a little girl?😂

[@Rhiannon011]

Darin played just about any musical instrument and wrote a lot of his own songs, he was also a member of "Mensa" a world wide organization of people with extremely high IQ's....which Darin had..

[@novusmundi]

I love him but never knew he played any, never mind, multiple instruments.

[@Rhiannon011]

@@novusmundi On Darin's own tv show and when he was on a David Frost show, Bobby sang, played piano, then went over to the drums and played drums, then he got out his harmonica and played harmonica, then he picked up a guitar and played guitar, then the Xylophone, then he did this "dance with his hands clapping against his thighs" and this was "all in one song"! Darin also did "comedic impressions" of famous actors, Clark Gable, James Cagney, Jimmy Stewart and many more, you can find a youtube video of Darin doing these "comedic impressions"..Talk about "multi-talented" Bobby had it all! He also danced and just had a natural rhythm. Sammy Davis Junior said that "Bobby Darin has "a Black man's rhythm and soul in a white man's body"..

[@lynnlafever1810]

Bobby Darin was very versatile! This falls into the "novelty" song category, one of the best of this type is: "They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" by Napoleon XIV

[@georgemckinney6875]

Try the reverse side of They’re coming to take me away. It’s played backwards!! Just don’t play it after having “several” adult beverages.

[@williamcarr7347]

One of my earliest Rock N Roll memories.

[@loritajohnson5664]

You should react to Bobby Darin's duet with Freda Payne singing 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough' from his television show, think 1973. Sadly, he passed not too long after.

[@BeachyD]

I'm nearly 55 years old and I just love watching you guys. You can tell that you two really appreciate music, regardless of genre or era. When I was a teen, I cared way too much about liking what was cool, and, although I lost that mindset I'm appreciating some older music alongside you two for the first time. My playlist has gotten much longer. Thank you for that!

[@jdw5678]

Bobby Darin spent a little time as a teen rocker before switching into a crooner. "Splish Splash" was a hit from the teen rocker period. The comparison to Little Richard is a good observation.

[@susanliltz3875]

Bobby doing “BEYOND THE SEA” find a video please!! He didn’t just sing he performed!!👍

[@debbiel.1655]

oooh, I hope they do this request. fingers crossed:)

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love his cover of "You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby") !!! Splish Splash written by Bobby and DJ Murray The K!

[@jethro1963]

Great story behind this song. Bobby was at New York DJ Murray the K's house when Murray's mother called. She was a song writer and asked Bobby what could he do with the lyric "splish, splash take a bath" The rest is history.

[@BuggyMuggawhump]

The Del Vikings- "Come and go with me" and The Coasters- "Poison Ivy" and "Charley Brown"

[@P-M-869]

Poison Ivy was my theme song. I had a bad case of Poison Ivy when Poison Ivy was on the radio.

[@viviannino4986]

My son was in the school talent show in 2nd grade and we did a skit to this song so fun. He is now in his late 30’s Lolol thanks for that memory 🎉🎉😂😂

[@mayLibertyprevail1a]

When I was a kid, this was a great song for Mom to put on to get us geared up for bath time!

[@CPny65]

That's from a time where their play list was a stack of 45's waiting to drop on their record players. I still have some beatles 45's. Thanks for the memories.

[@jamesradford9098]

There’s no music like that anymore because people don’t know how to have fun anymore. Music back then was unashamedly fun and simple. If what you’re listening to doesn’t make you smile, bob your head and make you feel good, it’s not real music. You guys talk about a lot of different music that I don’t listen to but I understand because you are MUCH YOUNGER, but it’s nice to see young people discovering old music as if it were new. Keep Rockin’.

[@susanliltz3875]

A totally different Bobby right??!! You still need to see a video of Bobby performing!!

[@chrisedwards7095]

On Happy Days they had Potsie (Anson Williams) singing this song.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

I remember in that particular episode he and the guys were hired to play at a party and it was the only song they had learned. They had to play it over and over but in different versions.

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

Yes!!

[@Lovegun-w4s]

Exactly...I just commented about that 💯😉👍

[@peppyd]

That was the first time I heard the song!

[@walterrutherford8321]

I misread that at first and thought you were recommending OH HAPPY DAY by The Edwin Hawkins Singers. But I will recommend it now because it was a surprise Top Five hit for several weeks in the US and Europe.

[@julieperkins7077]

This was just a very good funny feel-good song made you want to get up and dance could not sit still during this song I wish people made music like that today

[@landreaulover]

This was my introduction to Bobby Darrin --- used to be played on oldies weekends on AM radio in the 1970s. Fun song!

[@sailor213100]

This can be listened to by youngsters. Early rock and roll, where there aren't any cursing or sexual situations. Heck, I heard this when I was probably 5 or 6. Good music , 1950s.

[@AmericanShia786]

Bobby Darin wrote this song with the popular DJ in the late 1950s, Murray the K. The DJ had dared Darin that he could not write a song that started with the lyrics "Splash Splash I was taking a Bath". Other songs you might want to react to are: 1) Beyond the Sea - probably Bobby Darwin's best recording. He is aspiring to be Frank Sinatra with this recording. 2) Queen of the Hop. 3) Dream Lover 4) If I were a Carpenter Darin broke into Music with Splash Splash, a Top 3 Billboard hit, but after a few years, he eventually switch to adult audience, singing Big Band music and even played Folk Music. Splash Splash and Mac The Knife are excellent, but Beyond the Sea is Timeless!

[@jenkinsjenkins8048]

This song I can picture your whole family dancing too while waiting for pizza delivery guy😂😂

[@dmbrew54]

You've gone there, so you might as well do "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini" by Brian Hyland. Actually it was a number one U.S. and worldwide hit in 1960.

[@LeilaBelleWarner]

We had SO many goofy “novelty” songs back then! Have you listened to the Witch Doctor yet? (“ooh ee, ooh ah ah, ting tang, walla walla bing bang…”). Another fun one is “Limbo Rock” by Chubby Checker.

[@pawprintz7166]

I love Bobby Darin. His Dream Lover and Things songs I remember my mum playing when I was a little kid.

[@theodoreritola7641]

The band Reunion their Song 🎸 LIFE IS A ROCK BUT THE RADIO ROLLED ME Amber you will love this 70s fun song big time I PROMISE .Was a big hit in 1974

[@magneto7930]

Great suggestion! I have suggested it before. I know they'll get a kick out of it!

[@theodoreritola7641]

@@magneto7930 I know Amber would Shes BIG 70s Fan ,its got a great beat its very funny and mention so many greats from the 60s and 70s it was Released in 1974 Keep on trying if you want and so will i take care,God bless you

[@magneto7930]

@@theodoreritola7641 you as well.

[@theodoreritola7641]

U BET they would specialy tring to remember the singers and bands in the 60s and 70s and the OMELLETTS what a great time the 60s and 70s where

[@SheliaWatson-pz3iz]

I’m 47 and I sung this song for my two children, they are grown and married now. Tonight while I was relaxing in the tub my Sphinx sat on the edge and I started singing this song, then my other three babies a fluffy kitty, a chihuahua, and a dachshund came in and sat on the floor looking at me. Gotta love this song. Thank y’all for all your hard work. Love y’all and keep safe. Y’all always bring a smile to my face.

[@randy8297]

He was a teen idol before he became a crooner which is what he really wanted to be.

[@esmeraldapooner751]

This was in every 50's dance party. And 50's dress up day at sprit week at school.

[@scottdonohue3379]

OMG!! I haven’t heard this in so long. I sang this to my daughter while giving her a bath when she was little. She went on to do the same with my granddaughter. 🥰🥰🥰

[@CurlieGrl]

My Mama LOVED Bobby Darin. One of my favorites, besides Mack the Knife 😉, is Beyond the Sea. 😍

[@annb8296]

Thanks for reacting to this happy song today I needed this 🙂❤️

[@Carrie-so3ro]

I hope today will be a great day for you then. Love from Canada. ❤

[@ramonaalvarez7559]

Glad to hear y'all share some of these songs with the kids. This one is perfect for them. 🙂🤘🏼🫶🏼

[@dr_vega]

Bobby always wanted to be a crooner (what we called a Vegas act) but, as a young kid, he knew rock and roll was the only way into the music business, so he wrote "Splash Splash" and "Queen of the Hop" and he eventually graduated to Vegas. He was also an actor and on the set of "Come September" he met and married America's teen age dream girl, Sandra Dee.

[@JayT-o7s]

"If I were A Carpenter", a very sweet song. "Beyond the Sea", crooner style that you like, a big hit. Two MUST LISTEN TO songs.

[@johnnyb8deuce]

Another good novelty song is “One Eyed One Horn Flying Purple People Eater” and “Monster Mash”

[@deanm375]

Years ago bobby's son Dodd Darin wrote a book about his parents (Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee) . Bobby wanted to be a crooner like Sinatra, Dean Martin etc. but he couldn't get a break. So Bobby decided to try breaking in by writing rock n roll songs to the teenagers. He did one or two albums of Rock n Roll to make a name for himself before he finally started his crooner career with "Mac the Knife" . His early Rock N Roll hits included "Splish Splash", "Dream Lover", "Queen of the Hop"

[@lisamcnaughton7119]

Rockin' Robin by Bobby Day (1957) was also on soundtrack from "American Graffiti"

[@mkmstillstackin]

Basically a household name for prior generations. Should be on the Mt. Rushmore of 50's classics!

[@p.j.morris]

This is such a fun song. awesome reaction. love from Memphis Tn.

[@pegatheetoo1437]

This is pure rock 'n' roll. Everyone danced jitterbug or the swing to this. You couldn't help it, it was made for dancing!

[@robcannon9165]

Hi Guys you really need to check out another 50s singer NEIL SEDAKA and after 60yrs Neil is still going strong and performing!!! Neil grew to be one of the greatest American singer songwriters who wrote so many famous songs and if you want a 50s fun song check out his 50s song I GO APE!!! you will love NEIL SEDAKA.

[@KalThuemler]

Your kids would love this one! Mine did when they were young they sang this song for weeks.

[@michelemercier2286]

When I was a kid I there was a company that would put out compilation albums - songs by different artists, linked by a theme. One that I had was of "novelty" songs. This was on it, as was Surfin Bird. Great Balls of Fire by Jerry Lee Lewis as well and something by Ray Stevens. Guitar-zan I think. In a way, those compilation albums were a little bit like videos on a channel such as this - a chance to discover and listen to music you probably wouldn't have otherwise. These were already "old" songs when I was a kid and not the type of music my parents were into. Haven't thought of this song in years, yet I knew every word and every exclamation. That was fun.

[@62impalaconvert]

When you were young in the 50's like I was, this song really brings back fun memories.

[@Carrie-so3ro]

It is a SHAME that you guys DIDN'T see him perform this live as he was great doing it. I recommend you listen to - "Itty Bitty Pretty One" - Bobby Day (who was the original one who wrote & performed that song & did a great job doing so too.) also - "Alley Oop" - The Hollywood Argyles - (This is another fun song because of the way the words are said etc. about a famous character in "the comics" at the time.)

[@bettyreed9516]

Live at the Dessert Inn (Bobby Darin) is one of the best live albums I've ever heard.

[@tfe1788]

Lazy River, Multiplication and Beyond the sea!

[@danieldonovan6244]

This is my fave Bobby song, but you need to check out his range of genres..How about If I Had a Hammer,great folk song.

[@christarpley6861]

The songs back in the 50s through the early 90s were so much better than today

[@davidmckenzie420]

This is one of the first songs I can recall having heard on the radio as a small child...Darin was a real talent. Died so young.

[@revaflowers3115]

Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee were teenage heart throbs back in the 60s. She is mentioned in the movie Grease as she was the standard that all the girls wanted to be like.

[@blanelltallur1]

SHANIA TWAIN "don't be stupid, you know I love you" ❤ 🎉 ❤

[@gkiferonhs]

You can see how Bobby Darin's hairdo had an influence on Elvis. The smooth pompadour.

[@johnsilva9139]

Well, it was probably the other way around.

[@Head-ck4hu]

One of my favorite and most used golf songs.

[@danielwagerman9524]

You can't help but smile when you listen to this song!

[@pdg61met]

What I play when giving my dog a bath. He hates baths.

[@cosmiccowboy7764]

Woof

[@Carrie-so3ro]

I bet it helps if you sing to him while doing it - esp. a fun song, so it gives a fun vibe that you are singing to him. He may still not like baths, but the personal serenade will make it better. It is nice of you to do.

[@normabreazile5500]

I loved this song from the show Happy Days! But, it also reminds me of the laugher and smiles during bubble bath time of my kiddos! 🥰❤️

[@randallholliday7214]

Great song. Took me back to the day's of watching Happy Days on the TV when I was a teenager.

[@nicw5574]

Such a great song, it wasn't until half way through I realised I was sat in my seat dancing along too 😂 Great reaction as always, wishing you both well and sending peace

[@sissybushnell7959]

I remember listening t this song as a young child . Fun song

[@marygoodson4920]

Would love you to react to The Flamingos "I Only Have Eyes For You," a 1950s classic!

[@bert_towle]

Shoo-bop-shi-bop

[@robertzastrow4648]

A couple more by Bobby worth checking out: "If A Man Answers (The Phone)" and his wonderful ballad, "True, True Love."

[@susanliltz3875]

You Can See And Enjoy “Bobby “ performing , there are videos out there!! You’d enjoy seeing him!!

[@SwiftFoxProductions]

Love Bobby Darin! And this was his very first hit single! This kind of fun/silly song is called a "novelty song" and they do still happen every 10 years so... the most recent one was probably "What Does The Fox Say?" in the 2010s. One of my favorite Bobby Darin songs is "Lazy River"! Definitely one you guys would enjoy!! 💖BTW, it's funny you mentioned Little Richard 'cause this song actually contains little references/winks to other 1950s songs, including Little Richard's "Good Golly Miss Molly" (not sure if you noticed). Two other songs he name-drops are "Peggy Sue" and "Lollipop". 😁 The most amazing thing about Bobby Darin is that he did accomplish so much but, he actually only lived to be 37 years old!! 🤯 He had a severely frail heart so, he always knew he was living on borrowed time but, he was determined to make the most of it while he could! (And he definitely did).

[@williamstlouis3368]

Remember listening to Splish Splash on American Bandstand in the late 50s. Had to be around 8 years old. Peace out.

[@daddyguerrero]

One of his all-time best is his love ballad If I Were a Carpenter. You’ll love it. Many artists have covered that classic including the Four Tops, who did a great cover of it.

[@db-gb5xi]

More 50s songs you should react to (in the R&B area) include Big Joe Turner and his song Shake, Rattle and Roll (Bill Haley and the Comets covered it). Ruth Brown and the song, Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean. Lavern Baker and her songs Tweedlee Dee and Jim Dandy. For the jazz ladies, check out early Nancy Wilson's Guess Who I Saw Today (in the 80s she had more R&B song called, Do You Still Dream About Me). Also, Julie London's Cry Me A River (Joe Cocker covered this).

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

Great suggestions

[@surlechapeau]

Morgan James covered Nancy Wilson's "(You Don't Know) How Glad I Am" (1964), and posted her amazing 2012 performance of it today on her channel. Lavern Baker's Tweedlee Dee (1955), I remember hearing that one an oldies radio station I stumbled on as a kid. Transistor radio days.

[@rhondaatkins1776]

Samara Joy has a cover of Guess Who I saw Today that is amazing.

[@donnacushman7024]

May 1958...got to #3 on the charets...a CLASSIC!

[@wallybeecher3799]

This Rock'n'Roll. I danced to this in high school.

[@kellyreiterman]

I still have this 45 from my parents’s collection. I used to play it all the time as a kid.

[@bradparnell614]

This was a 50s song. As a child of the 70s I don't think I heard it until they sang it on "Happy Days" the hit sitcom that was set in the 50s.

[@juliemnm8273]

Yeah, everytime I hear this song, I think of Happy Days.

[@mzluna313]

That's where I first heard it too. I hear it now I instantly see Potsie 😅😅

[@andrewura1956]

Happy Days featured this song when Richies band played the Leopard Lodge dance.

[@AP-gb3eh]

Silly but great tune . The Saxophone is too . Your kids will probably love it , I remember us jumping around to this song 60 years ago

[@TheOriginalRick]

Darin was the best. Master of any genre and an entertainer of the first rank.

[@kdm71291]

Fun fifties pop! It was often referenced and played in the 1970s sitcom about the 1950s, "Happy Days"!

[@rwschumm]

Fun Old Hit from the early days of Rock. Fun plus Amber's Sax! You Guys might also like 'Flying Purple People Eater' by Sheb Wooley! I'm 72, and this song came out when I was around 5 or 6yrs old! Great Reaction, You Guys! :)

[@barbaracollins385]

OMG. A real blast from the way past.

[@craigreid7178]

I think this is one of his very first hits as a teen idol. Another was "Dream Lover"

[@charlover]

Beyond The Sea / Lazy River / Clementine - all great hits by Darin

[@cathyortiz1280]

I used to play & sing this song to my daughter when she was little & taking a bath. Octopuses Garden, too.

[@alexcastillo8892]

I liked this song performed on the old sitcom "Happy Days" !

[@lorrainemiller688]

Heh-- this always reminded me of having older siblings with agendas I wasn't aware of! Finding yourself faced with a sudden dance party as you were sliding out of the bath was a familiar kind of humiliation (at least he didn't have a facial mask on!). Aw, but he retreated only to come back and join in with a signature dance move of his own! Splishin' and a Splashin'! Fun was where you made it-- Go Bobby!!

[@deelawson4551]

Another Great song from around this era was Tossin` and Turnin` by Bobby Lewis which came out in 1961..Splish Splash came out in 1958.

[@debibailey2968]

Oh, I was thinking of this song for you the other day!!!! I'm not sure if you've done Dream Lover of Bobby Darin! It's a good crooner song!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rogerhurt5569]

Triple header! Beyond the Sea movie reaction, songs Beyond the Sea by Bobby Darin & Beyond the Sea by Kevin Spacey!

[@jackieknows9129]

I first heard this song as a kid watching "Happy Days"

[@doctorj6030]

Love this song, Splish Splash, a fun song

[@TomorrowsChild86]

My Favorite Bobby Darin song is Happy!! He sings his heart out before auto tune.. I really think y’all would love it♥️

[@stephenlord7316]

This song always makes me think of the show Happy Days!