*WAIT.. IS THIS REAL?!* First time hearing "BeeGees" - too much heaven Reaction

[@SarahDengler]

Hello New viewers, before leaving me more nasty comment please read this. First of all i am not that old, and No i have not lived in a hole, I lived in Nigeria My whole life and never got the opportunity to explore All kind of music, i i recently moved to Germany with my husband and decided to start a Channel to learn about all kind of music in the world, Yes people still exist that has really never heard of Beegees, Elvis, Carpenters, Madonna all the popular Artists in the First world countries i can honesty say about 80percent of Nigerians Does Not Know about them, we love music, just more Danceable music like our Afrobeats, Fuji and all, they are even people in my country who has never had Ice cream or pizza their whole lives 🍕. So please be kind with your words, I agree they might be people here on KZbin who would post videos or reaction videos, just for clicks and money, I will swear to you all, it is HONESTLY MY FIRST TIME HEARING THE BEEGEES. Have a Good one. Ps. The video's got copyright claims so I am making No money from it.

[@nazb33]

Keep up the great work. I had a great time watching your reaction. I grew up with the radio by my side since birth so I feel very privileged. I'm so glad you're expanding your musical knowledge. I'll send you some links in this thread over the next couple of weeks to check out. Prepare for a musical journey. Much love from the UK. Ignore the ignorant people. Enjoy the music because the music never judges

[@Breakinthings]

Sweet Sarah! The Bee Gees are amazing. There’s so much more than this - HBO has a documentary. Tragic lives.

[@GuardianTroll]

Hey so wonderful to see a reaction to a classic group as BeeGees. Unfortunately, the only brother left is the one in the middle. The one to the right died an early age and the other brother to the left passed away some years back. I was lucky to experience him live in concert here in Denmark 🇩🇰 a few years before his passing. Try to react to: Tom Jones: I’ll never fall in love again. Kenny Rogers: Lady John Lennon: woman Simon and Garfunkel: sound of silence (This is the original) And perhaps this other version (remake) disturbed: sound of silence

[@GuardianTroll]

Maybe for Beach boys: don’t worry baby Beach boys: Kokomo Beach boys: kiss me, baby

[@paulabrown6840]

I just found your channel and it’s wonderful ! Your reaction to the BeeGees was magical! 😆🙏. New subscriber! 🥳

[@romysan1]

Barry's falsetto is outrageous. Great harmonies. great song writing. all their stuff is very good.

[@katebcarnell]

As a 63 year old woman, I love your reaction. The people that feel compelled to leave "less than nice" messages, need to just be ignored. Just feel the love you're getting from the rest of us.

[@Matt-es6nl]

Very well said

[@erickjason9092]

Its amazing how we all took this music for granted becuase this is what we were raised on. Man I wish we were back in the 70's

[@mikeharitos1258]

You’re not lyin!!!

[@bryanreed1556]

You took the words right out of my mouth. It was a different world in those days.

[@erickjason9092]

@@bryanreed1556 Everything was better than it is now.

[@thomasnewton8473]

You are so right everything was better better those were the years of music legends this is the reason why older folks like myself shall not appreciate the water down garbage youngsters accept as music today

[@bryanreed1556]

@@thomasnewton8473 what the young folks are calling music today is decaying out society.

[@Sofasurfa]

This young woman’s reaction has made realise how much I took the talent of the Bee Gees for granted. I grew up listening to them, to me they are just a part of my history that I love.

[@phillipstephil9705]

Yep. We all took the good music that blessed as we lived out those days for granted.

[@Sofasurfa]

@@phillipstephil9705 sometimes I just think I’m a grumpy old lady, then I listen again to the music of my youth and think nope it was simply better back then and of course they didn’t have any of the auto tune tricks to help them. 😊

[@waltermorris5786]

I agree, I took them for granted too.

[@Sofasurfa]

@@waltermorris5786 never appreciate what you had till it’s gone.

[@illogical155]

I just love, and understand your reaction. I'm a 66 year old black man. But I thank God for blessing the Bee Gees with such talent. Barrys voice to this day gives me goosebumps. This song is a prime example of how love, and love of music, breaks all barriers of race, gender, and nations. So sorry for your loss Barry. But know this. I love you Forever. God Bless.

[@marlaoconnor1677]

For me the music has never been about the color of anyone's skin. It is the music that just oozes from certain souls. Their are just some people that just...oooh, wow! ya know?

[@martycech5844]

Amen Brothers and Sisters… Amen❤️

[@brendanaderifar2462]

You are so correct in your analysis. Going back to Motown is another example of bridging turbulent I've seen and lived this transition and l know it can and will come around again.Bless you and stay well.

[@brendanaderifar2462]

@@michaelmcbreen4025 Guess you just don't understand. Bless you and stay well.

[@bartetzenhouser2943]

Falsetto. Barry sings falsetto better than any other. Harmonies: 3 brothers, younger 2 are twins. Hit songs in 4 decades.

[@frizzzx86]

"love is such a beautiful thiiiiing" such a simple line but it gets me every time

[@rhondaneilly7577]

@frizzzx86 the words are even more inspiring when you realise that it's " loving's such a beautiful thing ".

[@greghaynes537]

A sound that will never be duplicated. Three men that took their sound and had hits for five decades.

[@markcole6475]

There’s nothing like the 70s and 80s songs….no soul in today’s songs …nothing hits you harder than the Beegees

[@tonytony.c5691]

完全認同.多謝我們生於這年代

[@chrismills2439]

I think Sabaton's music is pretty good, though their songs tell stories... so

[@sinpac6161]

no autotune no over dub. perfect three part harmonies.

[@ricksloves1559]

Just to add something ,this was done in one take. Man they were so good. now we only have one left.Miss the old days.

[@idolivercampos]

Yes!😊

[@andersgranstrom7128]

Before autotune was invented.... Actual singers!! Magic - every time! Beautiful reaction ms! 🙂

[@SarahDengler]

Thank you! It's Mrs actually 😊🙏

[@johngalt97]

@@SarahDengler Please don't be offended by the use of Ms., as Ms. or Miss are appropriate when addressing a woman in a 'professional' setting, and when the marital status is unknown or not pertinent.

[@davidvasquez3564]

And they kept their close on too, not like sleazy women now a days.

[@maureenpeterson2070]

My generation was privileged to have this type music and type of musicians for Decades( 1970 onwards) we heard it every day ,and yes we knew how amazing it was then and still is today. So when us , the baby boomers say music today is pretty much awful, a lot of the African American music is full of foul language and violence. This is how music should be, uplifting, beautiful, a pleasure to the ears and soul. The Bee Gees are my all time favs. I had major crush on Barry Gibb. The entire family was so gifted.

[@stevecastro1325]

Back then, you either nailed it, or did take 2 or didn’t even try.

[@alanduncanson995]

I had the great pleasure to play at the same concert in Scotland in 1968 - my band The State Property - played the First hour then the Bee Gees for almost an hour and we came back for the final hour!! I Will Never forget it. I am the only one left in my band!! Will Never forget!!

[@cjsjourney1825]

That’s amazing Alan! I grew up in the 60’s and 70’s and took these amazing bands for granted. The music today doesn’t even come close.

[@marcusjaybrode2129]

@@alanduncanson995 - That’s so awesome! You must have been real good! Respect!

[@mazudaq4090]

Bee Gees should put a warning label on these songs. May cause Eargasm.

[@sharronbrown9182]

Boy, isn't that the truth! 😊😅😂😂

[@patrickwendling6759]

❤😂😅😂😅 perfect

[@bubba7665]

Good one.

[@MrSteveG58]

Good one and so true

[@MrSteveG58]

Barry and his twin brothers Robin and Maurice pronounced Morris been harmonizing since birth so there's that. We're so blessed to have had them.

[@chrisholland6052]

Nobody can harmonize like the BeeGees. Their ability to sing together is unmatched.

[@ugaais]

Beach Boys are close but I know what your saying

[@bwilhelm4214]

It helps spending your whole lives singing together. Brothers are great when they work together.

[@lairdsessions6254]

Go back and look up when they were teenagers- siblings make for next level harmonies- so much practice

[@monicamurray5090]

There is nothing to compare with sibling harmonisation. I know. I have 2 sisters. We were nothing like the wonderful Bee Jees but just them, there used to be 4 sisters. It's a kinda weird sibling thing I suppose.

[@skilz8098]

Beach Boys, The Four Seasons, The Association, The Brooklyn Bridge or the Crests, The Grass Roots, The Righteous Brothers, Simon and Garfunkel, and many more... The only thing is they all have their own unique sound. Today there is one group that has excellent harmonies and that is Pentatonix! Back then they were a dime a dozen, today they are rare diamonds!

[@stevenellers1939]

Ahhh the Brothers Gibb. They wrote almost everything they recorded and many hits for other artists. No auto tune or computer gimmicks just pure talent. Their use of falsetto voice was genius.

[@jaycehoward2771]

For me Paul and John are the only songwriters that are any better... These guys to me are right in that level.

[@huiz39]

Great reaction, I love it. Such a beautiful song, and beautiful watching you enjoy it.

[@randywissler9923]

​@@jaycehoward2771 kind of a toss up if you ask me. McCartney/ Lennon, The Bee Gees and Mercury/May. Can't go wrong with any of them ! !

[@Frank-go7li]

I’ve heard this song a million times over the last 40 years and I feel like I heard it for the first time with her. Such a beautifully authentic reaction

[@mrsmw2020]

That’s just how I feel. Listen to Bee Gees so often, and I just heard this for the 1st time too.

[@Debbiesdilemmas]

I so agree with you. I’ve been a huge fan for years but how wonderful to see this reaction from someone who has just heard them for the first time. It takes me back decades.🥰

[@jonathanchang2215]

"I am so jealous of people who lived listening to this music...." That much says it... Bee Gees had so many hits it is mind boggling how they could have written so many good songs. I so remember like yesterday the first time I heard 'How deep is your love' - it was right after I was done installing a car stereo and was testing it out, and the radio DJ played that song... It was so mesmerizing.. and I must've heard it thousand times since then. What an era.

[@victoriaadcock4989]

SAME♥!

[@sandiellis8305]

Just magic ....ditto listened to it so often but loved listening with you ...it is so special

[@angelathornalley5386]

I am 65 and started to listen to them in my teeens this song touches my soul and gives me shivers even now

[@tac73]

I'm a 67 year old guy. Watching this video gave me goosebumps, and even produced some very unexpected tears. This song fills my heart with such emotion. To Barry, I am so sorry for the loss of your brothers! All of you are amazing...

[@mikedickison5003]

Me too. 68 in September.

[@pvisit]

Count me in. 62.

[@taramatheis1451]

Exactly the same for me! I'm 58 & grew up with the Bee Gees and I too completely teared up hearing this again through your ears! So happy for you that you discovered these amazing brothers xxx

[@julianarevill6166]

@@taramatheis1451 Dido to all above me here, I've always loved The Bee Gee's, such a beautiful sound to hear, they were amassing singers, out of this world, they always make my day when I hear them. Sarah Dengler please look the Bee Gee's up they will amass you even more. Xx

[@thewayidoit8895]

60 here and I'm going through youtube watching this over and over. I was so busy in life (high school)

[@XHobbiesPrime]

When you haven't heard them for awhile you forget how talented they were.

[@OriginalPuro]

I agree, but listening to one band "too much" sort of removes the nostalgia as well. Bee gees are truly great. Real music, no autotune, no silly computer fixing or whatnot.

[@ic5761]

@@XHobbiesPrime 100% correct

[@villaespesa1]

It is such a great feeling seeing this new wave of interest in this amazing group. They were never underrated, but some of the shine was wearing off, and this resurgence had added some of that shine back. So well deserved. They were geniuses.

[@wattsnet1]

These brothers were the masters of the art of falsetto and harmony. I'm still in awe after all these years.

[@FlatEarthMath]

Yes, you nailed it. And their tight synchronization with even the vibrato and little vocal flourishes, it's like they were singing with one mind. They were absolutely my favorite group in the late 1970s.

[@oddhominem]

Technically proficient, but sounded f*%#ng ridiculous.

[@johnblack9582]

yeh mate, he had 2 brothers in the beegees and another called andy who died young after having a limited musical career, i understand how his loss of 3 brothers would be, ive lost 2 siblings and will probably outlast the other 2, i don't want to die, but i don't want to be the last either. but thats life.

[@Anthony__420]

Barry had a voice of an angel

[@mikelittle5250]

and he can still do it, lol

[@robertj.1106]

Yes, Sarah, they're the REAL DEAL. There will never be a musical group as the Bee Gees again. They were the best and the most humble.

[@one234569and10]

Watching people discover the Bee Gees almost makes me tear up - because they are seeing the beauty so long after it came out. ♥

[@wolveswithoutteeth]

I laughed and actually did tear up. Their vocals were magic. This is a great song.

[@aprilwoods7735]

same feeling here ScottOne ! oxo its beautiful to see

[@alexandersimmo7033]

2 bad all these channels are bullshit and they’re just farming your views, capitalizing on the “chills” you get watching these people fake love whatever thing you adore so much (she has heard this song before) Ever asked yourself why non of these first time reaction channels ever have a reaction where the person goes “no I don’t like this at all”. Also, wrestling isn’t real either, just so you know Scott.

[@squintish]

@@alexandersimmo7033 If I am going to be farmed for something, maybe music appreciation ain't the worst?

[@stephenlutz3907]

They are singing in their falsetto voices. It is only one of their astonishing talents...not to mention their prolific songwriting abilities. There are many other songs for you to enjoy, a lot of them sung in their "normal" voices. Your reaction was very moving Sarah!👍👍❤❤

[@SarahDengler]

incredible! thank you!

[@colinscotland2887]

@@SarahDengler Sarah, hello from Edinburgh Scotland, Here are 11 Bee Gees Songs for you to review, 1. Night Fever - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZzcoY2rjpuNrKM , 2. Alone - kzbin.info/www/bejne/enewgoeBo7mAd6M , 3. Secret Love - kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4fWloKJe7l6d9k , 4. Staying Alive - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH-pq5mtgbJqaMU , 5. For Whom The Bell Tolls - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIXSqKyPe718i7s , 6. Spirits having flown - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYild6Oletd3ea8 , 7. You Should Be Dancing - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnqZaXRjp9Onf80 , 8. You Win Again - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqfMpnZjZauqh5I , 9. More than a Woman - kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5WtpqV3e9OMmLM , 10. Our Love - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYXImn1qf9iVrtE , 11. How Deep is Your Love - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqHUop2LbNpoj8U

[@Isleofskye]

Great Reaction sand there were 4 musical Brothers but the youngest: Andiywent solo. If you want to see a great video of their single "Alone" then you will see the song interspersed with home movie clips from the age of 8 years old of them performing but if you take your eyes of the video you will miss things because it shows them from the 1960s onwards on the street and performing. It's great :)

[@bopep1368]

@@colinscotland2887 and if she wants to see all 4 brothers-select the "You Should Be Dancing" video suggested.

[@tarekal-hakim4643]

Yes, exactly. Good hint. We name it Falsett in german and further they composed so many tunes for really celebrity singers like e.g. Dionne Warwick, Dolly Parton, Celine Dion and many others. There were numerous remakes like to love somebody by Jimmi Somerville in the early 90s. It is not even possible to make an entire footage i.e. a biopic, documentary of them because something will be always miissing, some detail of their caeer. But the started as kids and never quitted writing songs in their studio. Handmade music by really hard working men. Not such a castingshow crap as nowadays.

[@EricNess-sc3rh]

Love your honest reaction to the great Bee Gees

[@johnatyoutube]

The BeeGees were a group of angels who decided to bless the world with their incredible voices and music. This song is totally from the heart directly to the heart. It's sad that we've lost 3 of these incredible brothers all too soon. But we have these incredible recordings to remind us that angels sometimes grace the earth. Thank you Barry, Robin, Maurice, and Andy. 💖

[@poppierosepoppiestoys6127]

Barry is still alive and is currently forming an album with Dolly Parten, Keith Urban, and others. Barry misses all his brothers as well as Andy the baby brother.

[@morganqaz]

@@poppierosepoppiestoys6127 There was a fourth brother who died when aged 30

[@nittydalion]

@@morganqaz yes he knows..the baby brother, Andy.

[@loisjohnson7272]

Maurice Maurice , the oldest wrote this song, actually a twin to Robin,

[@teijaflink2226]

Yeah the oldest brother is still alive, sadly the 3 younger brothers died way too young.

[@alejandrapaz1786]

I'm a 55-year-old lady from Neuquen city, in the Argentinian Patagonia. I started studying English when I was 8. At my 14, I used to listen to the Bee Gees with my ear attached to the radiocassette, trying to learn the lyrics, because you didn't know too much about your favourite singers or bands. I still think it's so moving listening to them, their voices and falsetto are so beautiful, the lyrics so romantic. Tears running down my cheeks. Happy to see your reaction.

[@amymarckel420]

I absolutely love watching people having their minds blown by the sweet sounds of Barry, Robin, and Maurice. It just never gets old.

[@jhhjams1234]

I know, right? Using my other half tablet. Love the Bee Gee's. And love Andy Gibb. Thanks for listening JoAnn Sigby. Have a great weekend

[@MrXentinel]

@@jhhjams1234 Man in the middle is Mo in his best.. They are are all ..to thank for good music :)

[@jewel41054]

Me too and you are right, it never gets old.

[@DUCKDUCKGOISMUCHBETTER]

@@MrXentinel Maurice is the twin on your right. Barry is the one in the middle. Robin is the long haired (fraternal) twin on your left.

[@stefeeb]

Im 64 years old and I still have the same reaction you have. I grew up with the Bee Gees Ive heard all of their songs it will never get old for me. If you search the Bee Gees you can watch how they got started and how they grew up. Barry who is the oldest is still around but his twin Brothers Robin and Maurice and his younger brother Andy Gibb have now passed away which is sad. Barry talks about it in an interview he had. Also If you get a chance watch the last video that just came out a couple of weeks ago of the Beatles it was amazing. Thanks

[@barrypao3337]

Like you Im the same age, and this music was 'normal' at the time but then electronic music became popular because it was easer and cheaper to produce and basically why we we are were here today . Lazy and quick buck, look at Milli Vanilli and others and thier producers to blame, and now people are downloading online when they have ripped off the public for years,they are moaning

[@chasfaulkner2548]

You asked, "How is this possible"? Answer, pure talent.

[@waynewills849]

Spot on 👍👍👍👍

[@jerolddavis]

The wildest thing about the BeeGees was that not only are they incredible performers in their own right, they also wrote a TON of songs for other singers in the 60s/70s.

[@rimmersbryggeri]

They wote all the songs for all the artists. :)

[@michaeltruglio5554]

And the 80s and 90s.

[@MrYFlyer]

@@rimmersbryggeri for Elton John?

[@putinscat1208]

Barry wrote the opening for Grease ( the movie )

[@debschannel6838]

Wow, yeah. I know they wrote songs for other artists but I had no idea how many. I had to look it up. Talented men.

[@mikerichmond8246]

When I was a middle-schooler, this was just a sweet, inconsequential love song on the radio. Hearing it now, all these years later, I’m blown away by its beauty. I love watching people hear it for the first time. Totally sublime.

[@jotacalvo]

100% agree. We didn’t how how good we had it until it was gone. I guess the same could be said about these 3 brothers. It was perfection.

[@colinmckay8336]

Well said, Angeles singing.

[@mikekaufmann5311]

I actually disliked them as a teenager in the '70s. Now when I hear the songs I'm ashamed of how wrong I was.

[@mikekaufmann5311]

This is the best reaction I've ever seen.

[@stephaniepotterart]

Right?! Pure goosebumps & tears of joy! 🤍

[@davidmoss2548]

Thank you to the Bee Gees for a great record. RIP Robin. RIP Maurice. We will never forget Andy that left far too soon.

[@L1623VP]

This was priceless! Finally, a REAL genuine reaction video and yes, those are their real voices. The Bee Gees were the falsetto kings!

[@rolandhansen812]

It was a joy to watch Sarah's reaction to this song. Made me love it all the more.

[@stevet5379]

Barry (middle), Robin (left of screen) and Maurice are unmatched in their falsetto harmonies and nobody will ever come close to their sound! Absolutely amazing performers and such a huge talent these brother share. You have many hours of listening pleasure waiting for you. The Brothers Gibb are in a class by themselves!

[@kimberlywebster9902]

They also have a baby brother Andy who also sang. You should check him out as well.

[@alexstickney156]

And there was no autotune back then, just talent.

[@Lets_Go_Canes]

Appreciate than more at this stage of my life.

[@alecbrimacombe4830]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written. Love the reaction Sarah - thanks for posting.

[@mayflowerson1]

Agreed

[@race8810]

Yes honey, that’s from back in the day, when you actually needed to be talented to make a music, no auto tune, pure talent ! Thanks for your authentic reactions. You got new subscriber here ! 😁

[@brendaatlas850]

I wish I like this to infinity. There would be few singers/groups out there if it weren't for auto tuning.

[@oddhominem]

RACE - You're actually subscribing to this nonsense??

[@appl3jax498]

I am not a fan of these fake groomed stars that are just puppets. I'm so glad I grew up surrounded with great music from my grandparents era, my parents era and the wonderful music during my childhood. New music isn't rich or deep or very interesting. And hate the remakes too

[@leobardis1721]

Pitch Correction (auto-tune) has been around and in industry use since the 1950s. It just wasn't until the 1990s that someone thought it would make a cool effect and cranked it up to 11.

[@paulabrown6840]

Very condescending. I’m 70... I love her reaction to music we were so blessed to grow up with. I hope you rewatch and enjoy the beauty of her pure reaction. 🙏

[@kudabear4898]

The Bee Gees are AMAZING! This is a very LARGE rabbit hole you are about to go down....their song catalog is very extensive.

[@richremaly8418]

No truer words were ever spoken 👏. But the journey is so sweet 💙 you will enjoy every second of the trip.

[@normcummings1967]

@@richremaly8418 And PLEASE, PLEASE, Sarah, don't neglect their wonderful earlier songs... I Started A Joke, To Love Somebody, dozens of other absolute gems of their youth.

[@cathy3546]

Not just the pure vocals, but live back up musicians, brass etc. Every generation thinks that their era of musicians are the best, but this is truly spectacular ❤️.

[@rhdtv2002]

@mary carver after 80s...it ended

[@brendanaderifar2462]

This is true musical perfection. They were genius.

[@brendanaderifar2462]

So Sarah l appreciate you and what you're doing. Pay no attention to such lack luster individuals. They don't realize that the music from the Fifties until the Eighties were ground breaking for the industry and built the industry. Let them go on with their Bad Selves for they wear the cloak of ignorance. Love ya girl just keep on keeping on....Bren

[@markcentrella2557]

Totally agree!!!

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

you have just been BeeGeed

[@SarahDengler]

I have indeed!😅

[@lenorejohnson275]

😂🤣😅 I love that comment!

[@farmersjt]

@@THEPATRIOT1000 And she will never recover. They're real.

[@wannabesomethingmore]

Brings you to tears because their voices are just that beautiful!

[@fayebennett5235]

Welcome to a time when music was worth listening to. Love to see young people “discover” the Bee Gees. We knew they were spectacular way back when.

[@lazyj616]

Don't ask me how they sound that way, I've wondered that for over 50 years. But they are good at what they do.

[@jamiegriffin9866]

The BeeGees were simply a gift from God!!

[@saintsefo4763]

And He has all but one of them back again 😇

[@roberormonde]

That's what I was thinking

[@Vonnies1929]

God is the gift giver. And he gave them the gift!!!!

[@GrannysPeanutGallery]

Not just their voices, which are incredible, but the content. Their songs were sooooo deep and romantic and CLEAN! I never get tired of hearing them and others from back in those days. Real talent.

[@raderad1]

This was done live. No editing. No autotune. No retakes. Pure talent. On top of this, all of the proceeds went to a charity of their choice. 😊

[@wintergirl8]

@raderad1 no it wasn't. The track was laid in studio. Many, many layers of vocals. This video was shot as a charity benefit fundraiser and also the official video for the song, but this audio track is not live.

[@georgesigala3716]

This is my first time watching you react, I grew up listening to the Bee Gees in the 70s. Your reaction was priceless. I am a fan from this one reaction. Keep up the Awesome work!

[@SarahDengler]

Thank you 😊 🙏

[@i.m.7710]

@@SarahDengler speechless is good. Loved “harmony of life.” 😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@nellegoode7488]

Exactly what I was thinking !!

[@GoldenLady1007]

Same. 💛

[@deborahtaylor3617]

My first time watching you, but not my last!

[@moby4444]

An entire generation had their minds blown by "The Brothers Gibb"! The Bee Gees are classic and their career spanned four decades!

[@annettelane]

These 3 brothers around 1 mic it's magical....no lip sink just pure voices

[@suedyett2988]

There has always been an invisible pull with these guys....they’re voices were so incredible. It is still mesmerizing. Memories that come back are like flood gates opening up.....

[@amandaparkeradams7965]

The natural vibrato gets me. And sounds angelic.

[@meaghanhendricks4987]

That was truly the purest and most beautiful reaction to this song. I have heard it countless times and seem others react... you made me appreciate it more than I have since I first heard it years ago.. No, you made me appreciate it more than I EVER have. Thank you so much for sharing, I can't even relate how great you made me feel! ❤️

[@larrybuckner8619]

You said the same thing I said but you said it a whole lot better✌️🙏

[@meaghanhendricks4987]

@@larrybuckner8619 I appreciate you saying that!! ❤️❤️

[@singingdane3916]

Your reaction was so genuine and beautiful. Exactly what a musician would love in someone hearing them. ❤️🎶

[@edsonmestieri]

And to this day, no one has emerged to replace them. Nothing like. What surprises me is your surprise with the perfect vocals of the Gibb brothers. The whole world has known them for decades. But congratulations on recognizing the talent of these monsters of world music.

[@jackmorgan1677]

"The whole world has known them for decades." There are some parts of the world where western music is not part of everyday life. I changed the life of someone from India by introducing him to Barry White. He was forever hooked.

[@suedyett2988]

It never gets old hearing the BeeGee’s. A wonderful time to be alive…

[@geminus1688]

You really had to live through the disco era to understand why the Bee Gees falsetto fit so perfectly into the landscape of the time. It was fun. Loved your reaction.

[@seanjones2456]

And to top it off, I guarantee they did this in one take. Young people need to appreciate the execution of perfection by some musicians in the past. Karen Carpenter, John Denver, Ann Wilson, and so many other insane performances. No computers or auto tune. Just talent and hard work.

[@grandadneal8114]

Amen Sean. Throw in Steve Perry live and anyone who had to sing for a living

[@mayowankenobi]

Dolly Parton was beyond when performing live.

[@KatsCorner]

So true

[@Fercough]

We can all work hard, the beautiful wonderful extraordinary difference is the magic of talent, pure natural talent. These lads had it in buckets.

[@garyography]

Mama Cass Elliot on the list too

[@redwave198]

I enjoy watching these kinds of reactions, but I must say that this one was FAR and AWAY the most reaction I've seen from anyone listening to any song, and it was so genuine...you could tell that this wasn't just a listen, but a full-on experience for Sarah - The Bee Gees had the kind of harmony that could make you think you were floating on a cloud - terrific group.

[@JohnJohnson-ds2gd]

I LOVE seeing this young generation giving older (real) music a listen. I went to a college town a few years back and checked out a kareoke spot. ALL the kids were singing 80's music and nailing the vocals and the words. 🤗

[@tinakeith5822]

You’ve been “Bee Gee’d”! They are FANTABULOUS!!!!

[@zharifothman9431]

Imagine dying without having listened to these masterpiece. That's why i respect these young'un doing these reaction videos. They opened their mind and let the art speak for themselves. This is something we old heads could learn from them.

[@deist921]

Shoot, I’m 49 and hearing this for the 1st time. I was expanding my playlist and stumbled onto their Broadway song.

[@PartyLikeIts-xs7jh]

Your reaction made ME cry! I've loved the BeeGee's for 40 years and it's wonderful to see others appreciate their unique and exquisitely beautiful sound! Thank you! ❤️

[@justaddshuttersinc.994]

This is the best reaction video I have ever seen!

[@mr.roaddogwade7107]

The Bee Gees made my cry as a 12 year old boy in 74. Unbelievable talent . Life long fan here. 🤠❤️

[@pheddupp]

The Bee Gees were performing on TV when they were teenagers. They have always written and performed music. It's nice to see your appropriate reaction. I was born in 1971, so I have been listening to the Bee Gees since I was a little boy, and I still get goosebumps listening to them today. Btw, I am a metal drummer since I was 18 years old, so Bee Gees music touches everyone.

[@oldmanriver1955]

Lived in the same town (Redcliffe, Qld) as they did at the same time.

[@CowboynLilbits]

Born in 71 also and Saturday Night Fever was one of the few albums my mother owned.

[@chrischamberlain4846]

And The Bee Gees didn’t happen overnight. They were a group when they were just children . They’ve been giving the world unbelievable beautiful music for decade after decade after decade and so on . They evolved every decade and not only sang so beautifully theirselves but wrote number 1 hits for so so many artists out there today . They have stood the test of time and I’m honored to have lived during this great phenomena of a Group . Rest In Peace Robin Andy and Maurice Gibb . Barry is the last lone Bee Gee , may he live out the rest of his years with so much comfort for all the entertainment he and and his brothers has gave the world . Thank you Barry Gibb for sharing all your talent with the world . May you have peace ,love and joy for the remainder of your life . Sincerely, Chris Chamberlain

[@emilydavison2053]

I always thought they were American as a kid (I'm British). I was amazed to learn they grew up in Manchester!

[@laughteraddict1003]

@@emilydavison2053 late fifties the family moved to Australia were they stayed

[@guillermocampos4373]

These guys were PURE GOLD!🔥👍🏾

[@KDeCesare]

Congratulations... you've been touched by the magic of the Bee Gees!

[@TheNo1bucsfan]

The Bee Gees were the greatest ever! Their music touches your heart and soul!!

[@rebeccaneef6070]

This music is as real as it gets. Non-electric instuments and no auto-tune, no fancy recording studio mixers, just live mike's and live raw natural voices in a big open room. That angelic sound just falls from their lips. I grew up with their music, but this one still makes me cry every time.

[@dobeus8957]

Cute reaction…the BeeGees along with Rod Stewart and a whole slew of others expanded my musical world and I miss music like this!

[@SpiritmanProductions]

I think that's the best reaction video I've ever seen! Brought a happy tear to my eye. 😊 "My ears were getting properly fed!" - S.D. 2021

[@garysmith6063]

The BeeGee's falsetto voices are the stuff of Legend . They were GOOD when they were singing in full voice , but when they ushered in the Disco era with their wonderful harmonies and beautiful , rich falsetto the whole world sat up and took notice . They are and always WILL BE the stuff of Legend . Hopefully , their music will still be heard and revered at the turn of the NEXT century and beyond . Congratulations to Mum and Dad Gibb . Your boys did good .

[@susangalloway3055]

They are the GOATS! Yes , we were so spoiled by the music we grew up with!

[@BethBurns68]

What a fabulous reaction video! You just kept listening instead of stopping it every 5 seconds. This is my favorite Bee Gees song. Thank you for this great video!

[@lorimetcalf2077]

Your reaction was almost as divine as their voices. Girl you have to keep going and listen to many, many more songs from the Bee Gee's. Their music is pure joy and happiness.

[@VioletJoy]

It's so satisfying to see such a genuine reaction that does the BeeGees justice. I'm still blown away by them.

[@grapeman63]

One of the greatest discoveries in pop music is Barry Gibb's wonderful falsetto which is probably first heard on "You Should Be Dancing" but best showcased here with support from the twins, Robin and Maurice. There was a fourth brother, Andy, who never formally joined the group but, who sang with his brothers whenever his solo career would allow. The Brothers Gibb (BeeGees) are British by birth and Australian by upbringing and, next to the Beatles, the most successful British band in pop history. They are the only group to have UK number one singles in three different decades.

[@raserx63]

Leo Sayer sang “You make me feel like dancing” ....Bee Gees sang “You Should be Dancing”

[@angelaowens3311]

Robin wasn't singing, that was Andy Gibb singing with them

[@grapeman63]

@@angelaowens3311 Sorry Angela, but you're very wrong. That is Barry and the twins Maurice and Robin Gibb. Andy did have a passing resemblance to his elder brother, Robin, but this is the classic BeeGees line-up singing here. This is what the Wikipedia entry for the song says: "The recording process was the longest of all the tracks on Spirits Having Flown as there are nine layers of three-part harmony, creating 27 voices, though the high falsetto voices are the most pronounced in the final mix: Barry on falsetto lead three times falsetto high harmony three times falsetto low harmony three times Barry on natural voice lead three times high harmony three times low harmony three times Barry, Robin and Maurice together on lead three times high harmony three times low harmony three times Imbued with their falsetto style, it is also notable for being one of two songs on the album featuring the Chicago horn section (James Pankow, Walt Parazaider and Lee Loughnane); the other track that features the Chicago members is "Search, Find", in return for the brothers' appearance on the Chicago song "Little Miss Lovin'". On its demo version, Barry begins with count-in. This track does have some backing vocals. The demo lacks the full orchestral feel of the final song."

[@angelaowens3311]

Grahame, I did go and check my facts. Yes you are correct I do seem to recall that Andy sang with them for awhile before going solo, and Barry wrote some of his songs for him if I am not mistaken. I thought this was that performance where Andy sings with them live.

[@tarajoyce3598]

Nights on Broadway was my understanding of where Barry found his falsetto.

[@meltambura3300]

I was 7 when this song came out. Brings back great beautiful childhood memories. GORGEOUS SONG from the awesome BEE GEES! So blessed growing up in the 70's listening to this type of music. Best generation of music. The Bee Gees is pure perfection!

[@kennbicknell5492]

I have been listening to The Bee Gees for 50 YEARS! Seeing your first reaction was pure joy! 🥰 In addition to all the suggestions here, check out "Woman In Love," his collaboration with Barbra Streisand. Extraordinary!!!

[@DZ-og3ym]

You displayed the emotions this song was created for. Glad to see ppl still blown away by The Bee Gees! ❤️

[@THEWRITERSTELEVISION]

Born in the 60's and music is nothing like this anymore. So much love put into them. Instruments are real and the words are so beautiful. I miss the music from then. Thank you for listening to our music. The difference then and now is recognizable.

[@Ayyeliki]

Me too! The melodies were insane and the lyrics stood alone as poetry! Sigh…little did we realize back then…

[@joyceford1922]

Your reaction is beautiful and priceless. I still cry when I hear this song. The lyrics are perfect especially for today.

[@BigTroyT]

The Gibb brothers started singing together as children, so by the time this was recorded, they'd been singing harmonies together for 20 years already. They also played instruments and they wrote most of their own songs - and also wrote songs for others that have been big hits.

[@theresacarmen9847]

I know Barry wrote many well known songs for other people as well as for their own use. Barry is the only one left and I think life without his brothers has been hard. Glad another generation is enjoying the BeeGee's

[@patrickjarvis6160]

Your reaction gives the honor and tribute to the BeeGees. There music stands the test of TIME. PRICELESS

[@rickrice2972]

I absolutely love your reaction to this video!!! I grew up listening to the Bee Gees in the 60's and 70's. I love the fact that great music can bring generations a bit closer. Looking forward to you reacting to more of their music. Look for "Staying Alive", "How Deep is your Love", "Jive Talking", "Nights on Broadway". Unfortunately,, the two younger brothers, Robin and Maurice have passed away. Barry, the older brother is still with us. These brothers have blessed us with amazing music for many years. Thank you for what you do and may God bless you always!!!

[@SarahDengler]

thanks a lot for the recommendations i will check them out!

[@helenstewart2392]

They also had a much younger brother who died first. His name was Andy Gibb. Check him out! Much like Barry; who wrote many of his songs. Too Much Heaven income was donated to UNICEF and has raised millions for children throughout the world!

[@kathiehacht9156]

They were blessed from the most high our Lord. In my time they were the greatest group of all time for 4 decades

[@tricia811]

Being much older than you; I really appreciated your reaction💕 The family harmony of the BeeGees was something special!

[@Thedondurrett]

You will never hear anyone covering The Bee Gees songs. They were one in a million voices and harmony.

[@okteri]

I heard Michael Buble try to sing one of their songs on the radio and had to laugh

[@gzeus3333]

There's a tribute album from Foo Fighters.. I love it.. Give it an opportunity..

[@davidhailes7311]

The Winans covered this song on their album Phase 2

[@paquitagillis901]

Highly recommend to hear Dave Grohl have a crack at a Bee Gee number with his band Fu Fighters. (DeeGees) "You should be dancing" its cool...

[@mistermindahenziandalasnus3754]

Plenty of singers have done covers.

[@gizmopunch]

Your tears reminded me how much life was so easier back then.

[@davidbac4335]

I love her reaction. It's genuine and sincere. It is great to see someone experience truly good music for the first time.

[@georgesjarjour5994]

I loved your reaction. I am 65 and a woman. I remember when the BeeGees first came out. We immediately fell in love with them and bought everything they put out.. They shifted their music through the years to fit the times but they were brilliant and talented. A great combination. We didn't know how great they were until we saw others who needed studio manipulaltion to sound good. But then, back in the 60's. and 70 s there were so many great artistists. Glad you are enjoying them.

[@Herbie-Went-Bananas-Then-Split]

I'm of the age where I grew up listening to the Bee Gees, hearing that song while watching your reaction had me in tears - joyful, nostalgic tears. My two guilty pleasures - The Bee Gees and Sarah Dengler! :D

[@lauracarter1618]

they are the KINGS of FALSETTO!!!!! you MUST listen to "how deep is your love".......gorgeous!!!

[@marvinabigby5509]

Yes every teenage girl fell in love for the first time hearing the Bee Gees Now we are grandma's and still love them

[@laurieshreffler5028]

You have a very long rabbit hole filled with musical treasures from this amazing group. They have 5 decades worth of brilliant music. They were like musical angels!

[@mgmoody42]

Love, love, love your reaction! Yes, it's their voices. It's called falsetto. There were numerous bands starting in the 60's, mostly black bands that employed this technique but the BeeGees took it to another level. Singing in harmony and reinforcing the main singer, it's truly impactful.

[@polynesie47]

I love your reaction hihi :) because yes their voice is good and the Bee Gees are really the world top .... cool...

[@pos3945]

Just a stunningly beautiful song sung so beautifully by the most beautiful guys it still brings tears to my eyes ❤️❤️