SHE'S TOO HOT!!! DONNA SUMMER - LOVE TO LOVE YOU BABY (REACTION)

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[@larryhalbrook6874]

Donna Summer had so many big hits ....."Bad Girls", "Hot Stuff", "Last Dance", "On the Radio", to name a few. She was an amazing singer.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

no, no, it's HOT STUFF segway right into BAD GIRLS, should always be played together.

[@RobertSmith-iw2kb]

Dont worry,she became a reborn Christian years later, and had a husband and 2 kids like ozzie and harriet. But we sure had good times with that song😅.and others.god bless her.died young of cancer unfortunately. 😢

[@mateomelendez3733]

This is the song which brought her back to America in 1975. In an interview, I heard Ms. Donna say ¨disco is the ship I came -in, on, but I am a singer." I remember her career in the seventies very well. Indeed, it was! Although Ms. Donna had been crowned the ¨Queen of Disco¨, and made many songs in that similar ¨sexy¨style: she fought hard to be seen beyond the ¨disco ¨mode. Often, she was on tv performing non- disco songs which showcased her range and versatility. Eventually, the world realized that she was a major vocal talent with exceptional abilities. In the process, Ms. Donna became an international superstar She was a fantastic voice for every season!

[@rebeccawyse5562]

This was the most risqué song on the charts in those days...she did it pretty darn good.

[@richlisola1]

It’s funny cuz she was just a down to Earth home body type from Boston! And she sounds like she singing the soundtrack to a porn! She was best!

[@booth2710]

Originally banned by the BBC in the UK ... and Donna at one time was dubbed ;The Queen of Disco Orgasms' ...

[@Classicjack228]

The Queen of Disco!

[@gracecheri997]

Donna was the High Priestess. Totally Great. She Put on a Magnificent Show. I saw her in the day!

[@coffeetalk924]

I was like 12 years old when I first heard that song by Donna! And my hormones were kickin in 🤣!!! Fell in love with her immediately!

[@MichellaWorldTV]

1975! She hypnotised all of us. I was 17.

[@tl1110]

The '70s were a filthy time. You need to listen to more of it.

[@brynneholt1990]

Really? This was certainly a scandal back then, and have you heard WAP?

[@jazshas]

@@brynneholt1990 There's filthy with class and filthy without class 😄

[@vegasbaby3669]

Facts

[@djjerome]

Thats why I love the 70s.

[@mostmost1]

@@brynneholt1990 the 70s blues was filthy. back door lover is one to look up

[@54nomore]

She was known as the Queen of Disco back in the 70's. "Love To Love You Baby" was written and produce by Giorgio Moroder back in (1975). They collaborated together on all of her major blockbuster hits. This was a very sensual song that caught many by surprised. Nevertheless it became a platinum record and a monster hit for her. You can never go wrong in going "Down The Rabbit Hole"... That is Donna Summer. So sorry she is no longer with us. May she rest in peace. Great reaction as always.

[@carloscolon1916]

no no no the author of the song was her nor Giorgio neither Peter,, she is the sole author of the song.......

[@Deusvult66]

I love Shawn's look when he watches the music video🤣🤣😜

[@DavidStevenson-yh8sb]

He looks shocked

[@mickdenis6630]

Donna thought she was entering the studio to record a demo. To make her comfortable singing the song, Giorgio Moroder (producer) got everyone to leave the studio, it was just himself (in the booth) and Donna behind the mic. The lights were down very low, candles were around, the mic was lowered and Donna recorded, the steamy salacious single. He released the song in Europe, on his Oasis Label, the song was banned by the BBC and many other conservative countries in Europe. In US, Rev Jesse Jackson and PUSH campaigned against the song, to have it removed from several radio stations. It peaked at #2 on the Billboard Charts on Valentines Day 1976. Giorgio had sold the North America Rights to the song to Neil Bogart of Casablanca Record. Neil played the song at party, and his guests kept requesting that he play the song over. He called Giorgio in Germany and requested that he make a longer version. Thus we had the first extended mix of a song, it was the entire first side of the Album at16:50 (released in 1975). It was also the first extended mix commercially available to consumers. When you move forward into her career, she progresses out the boudoir (where they steered her for her first 3 albums), which were released 6 months apart. Into Pop Music's first female mega star.

[@ESCJaden]

Donna actually didn't want to see anyone while recording this so she asked to turn down the lights and she than imagined how Marylin Monroe would sing the song, so she layed on the floor and pretended to be Marilyn while recording the song. She didn't really prepare any lyrics so a lot of it was add libbed

[@helgar791]

NOW you're in the shit. Donna Summer is and always will be the Queen Of Disco and know you're beginning to hear why. I recommended a bunch of others when you listened to "I Feel Love", so don't stop now. Donna had a big and wonderful voice and she shows it in those other songs. "Last Dance" should be next. RIP Queen, we miss you.

[@9284vr]

@Hel Gar...I agree 100% but today's use by ...some... of the word s**t to mean something good has got to be the dumbest fad ever...and offensive to many people and should not to be heard or copied by children. I am sure Donna who had real class would not speak or write using such language especially when it adds nothing to the thought expressed and thus is utterly unnecessary. However, like all slang fads, thankfully it will pass but it is sad that many in current society have sunk to the lowest common denominator when it comes to speaking and writing with any respect or propriety. I follow the rule that if you wouldn't say something to your parents and grandparents or in church or in a courtroom then don't say it at all just because you think the word or words are cool or hip or the latest gang or ghetto speech. I would rather anyday be called a prude than a punk. Speech over.

[@helgar791]

@@9284vr Well, as a 70 year old we've been using shit in a phrase as a positive since the 70's. If your real objection is how profanity has been normalized in society you'd perhaps have a case. Yet English words such as shit, damn, fuck, and ass have alternately been normalized then demonized for well over a thousand years. Now depending on the culture or the situation, many words and phrases in other languages which are perfectly acceptable are not in ours. More importantly the reverse is also true. For a small example in the 16th and 17th century quoting the bible was seen as blasphemous since it was believed that only the devil would find it safe to do so. A simple biblical quote among Christians then could find you tied to a burning stake. Indeed the Jewish religion traditionally teaches that the name is forbidden to all except the High Priest. To this day most Jews refer to YHWH as him or the almighty. Before the time of Jesus Jews would traditionally not say the Tetragrammaton at all but rather "Adonai". We westerners however have no problem saying "Oh my God", or "For God's sake". In Germany if you were to say you see a puff of cloud they would assume you're speaking of a brothel. In Sweden if you ask a woman for a kiss they'd think you're asking her to pee. The truth is language isn't merely adaptable but generative. Indeed, what you consider foul or profane today will perhaps in the future be mundane, obsolete or obscure. I think perhaps people should really understand that the word is not, nor could it ever be the thing, and we should all refrain from getting our panties in a bunch over a word or a phrase

[@9284vr]

​@@helgar791...Well I am 72 and likely more conservative in my speech than you given that my father was an editor, my mother was an English and French teacher, my grandfather was a Harley Street doctor who wrote many medical books and textbooks and they all taught me that profanity, toilet talk, call it what you will is never necessary so avoid it. I am a retired defence litigation lawyer and although you have used a lot of words to try to justify what I would call, charitably, lazy speech or less charitably foul language, you have it right when you say that my objection is simply that profanity has slowly over the last couple of decades become normalized in our current (at least "Western") society and I just don't like it when it is never necessary to empasize a point-you can use a triple exclamation point instead like saying Donna Summer was the Queen of Disco!!! I used to call the invasion of foul language into every day speech the Jerry Springerization of speech i.e., the trailer park trashing of our language. Many used to call it low class speech but that is no longer pc to say and I also know even so-called high class people who sometimes swear like sailors and Trump is just one recent example. I don't care about other languages as I am only talking about English but my suspicion is that the normalization of profanity as you accurately call it has (sadly IMO) gone around at least the Western world. As to your last comment, I already indicated that I would rather be called a prude than a (foul mouthed profane) punk and I repeat, what's wrong with the wise advice of our elders that if you would not use a word or words in church or in a courtroom or teach them to your children, why say the words at all...especially when they are simply not necessary to make or emphasize a point? However, despite the proliferation of profanity in some circles (especially in some music and some movies), I think it is notable that, thank goodness, profanity has NOT invaded the daily/nightly newscasts on TV stations like NBC or CBS or ABC or CNN or PBS or even Fox or local TV or radio newscasts either as they must all still think that keeping standards of speech high and that setting a good example for us all and especially our children to follow is surely a good thing!!! I say hooray for them!!! BTW, you at least are using what I call a foul word (that I never use) not to attack someone as many do (as in "you are full of s**t") but oddly enough in a complimentary way and so my objection is not strong. Anyway you apparently see no big deal about using profanity/toilet talk in everyday speech and writing (so is it thus OK to teach it to primary school kids?) and in conclusion, we shall agree to disagree.

[@backgroundmusik]

She got a raw deal

[@stellaogilvie2478]

I totally agree, I was so amazed when Selena sang disco" I bet if she sang this, she would be phenomenal! But still love Donna Summer! 💘

[@bradsullivan2495]

There's also a 17-minute version where she REALLY gets into it.

[@booth2710]

I remember playing that version on vinyl as a kid ... at that age I had no idea what all those groans were signifying .... I was listening to this in my bedroom when my mum shouted ' TURN THAT OFF NOW!"

[@stellaogilvie2478]

Great make out music! My Dad didn't like this music, he called it shut! I was only in grade 7!

[@willhorting5317]

I always preferred that long LP version. Hahaha

[@stellaogilvie2478]

I meant my Dad called this music Smut!

[@ccbsnyc]

I worked at a radio station about five years ago and we wouldn't play the "long" version. I remember it from the 1970's and a lot of radio stations wouldn't play it at all. "More, More, More" by Andrea True is in the same genre, except that was a theme song from a porn film. Now it's used for a coffee commercial - how times have changed.

[@annesmith2259]

She was just wonderful… she has had many fantastic songs MadArthur Park is amazing

[@tl1110]

You know she didn't write it, right?

[@annesmith2259]

@@tl1110 does it matter ?

[@donaldaglipay9366]

@@annesmith2259 Whether you care or not but to those out there who want to know who originally sang it, it was Richard Harris who sang it in his style. Go ahead and KZbin Richard Harris and the song was meant to be witty and funny with some sarcasm in it...

[@bernardtadifa8661]

I was 16 years old when this song came out. MY best friend at the time woke me up and said you gotta listen to this. As she put the album on the turntable and it started to play I was shocked! Never ever heard a song with a lot of moaning and groaning. How it made it on to the radio was another shocker. Lol !

[@ritamcbee]

Yep! Some radio stations would not play the full version.

[@donaldaglipay9366]

The mid 60s and into the 70s were the era of " do your thing" and " free love" and it was expressed very vividly in about 75% of the songs that were played during those times.......

[@meljaeccles3829]

Shawn you are so shocked it's hilarious!!!

[@phyllissinopoli2655]

She was one in a hundred billion! I miss her. So sad when we lose the best way too young. RIP beautiful!

[@suedyment511]

The Queen of Disco ♥️

[@bigjay123]

'She works hard for the money' is a good one to start with

[@hoagymapleton2206]

The long version is really the mind blower especially for 1975.. if you ever listen to the live version in the live and More album you can understand why people were freaking out over her.. and why the song was band in England

[@J1ntu]

I wonder how many people don't realize this is the hook in Beyoncé's Naughty Girl song

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

I do realize it I did from having the cd single and the album digital underground, tlc ,no doubt and many others sampled it.

[@whatsahandle1234]

I just found that out when I listened

[@blkpanther11]

Facts

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Please react to her song “Hot Stuff” for a bit of a change- we skated/danced our butts off to it back in the day!!💙💜✌️👍

[@joannep705]

💕 Our Love, Lucky & Sunset People by Donna Summer are my personal favorites! 🎶💃🏻🕺

[@jaymilu6384]

Oh yes guys keep’em coming. So good. Little fun fact Donna’s daughter Brooklyn had a role on My Wife and Kids as Juniors girlfriend Check out Last Dance Hot Stuff Bad Girls On the radio She works hard for the money

[@sumonjamal1653]

Donna Summer could sing - "She works hard for the money"... "MacArthur Park"... 'Hot stuff"...🔥🔥🔥

[@sarablack2547]

Yes I want them to do all of these!

[@edgarallen6181]

👍👍👍👌👌👌OMG!!!😱😱😱I love Donna S.,she's still the queen of disco😍😍😍💖💖💖❤️❤️❤️💓💓💓

[@allenstark3586]

You're right. You haven't heard her sing sing yet. Prepare yourself when you do her other many hits. NOBODY sings with more passion power and versatility than Donna. I can't wait for you to see just what an awesome singer she was!!!

[@patrickhicks9880]

Donna summer was the first black woman to win a grammy

[@kennethfossett8184]

And.to.host.american.bandstand

[@lutdesimpelaere2947]

Donna Summer, the queen of Disco. So both songs you’ve reacted to so far do not show off her amazing voice. She has so many great songs like “Last dance” ( a classic), hot stuff, bad girls etc.

[@kopro-uma1258]

Love, love, love. Loved her since her first hit"The Hostage"(1974). It was only released in the Netherlands. R.I.P. Donna

[@Jacob-nl2ct]

SHE WAS AMAZING SINGER, UNIQUE, LEGEND, THE ONE & ONLY, QUEEN OF DISCO FOREVER 🔝

[@deannajones3849]

Wow! I just requested this yesterday and you got to it today! You guys rock! If you want some more Donna check out BAD GIRLS!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

TRUST ME ON THIS ONE,, DIANA ROSS "LOVE HANGOVER"...CLASSIC.

[@old300texan5]

As a die hard rock and heavy metal guy, when she put this album out, I couldn't stop listening. Hey I loved ABBA too, so sue me. 😄

[@cindyphifer970]

Great singer. I heard it on the radio is my favorite by her

[@bradsullivan2495]

"Hot Stuff" "Bad Girls" "Dim All the Lights" "McArthur Park" "Heaven Knows"

[@wayneharrison2962]

Shawn's eyes are hysterical during this!.. stuck between hypnotized, and afraid he's about to catch a backhand across the face for watching!

[@realcoolbreeze]

She sang lots of songs early in her career She was an amazingly powerful and charismatic singer. Later denounced her sexy songs and became a Christian. Has 3 daughters.She was kind and loved to entertain. She loved people and they loved her. Disco music happened in the 70 s and most favorite disco songs was almost every single one she made. She captured the public s attention with her talent and great voice for years. She was so popular with her songs everywhere that she quickly become known as the Queen of Disco. Classy lady and is missed so much. Passed away several years ago.

[@pompanomark2024]

LOVE your reactions to Donna Summer - your facial expressions are priceless

[@LiverpoolFan74]

If you think that's something, wait until you hear the 16 minute version!! 🔥🔥

[@ginaarendtson9478]

Donna was a class act all the way up to when she passed. Iconic goddess. That’s coming from a hard core rocker 🤘 Note: her father was a preacher and she didn’t want to do this song. Check out her biography. It’s worth knowing

[@80srocker67]

This would make a sailor blush!!! Lol

[@dianelockwood9282]

To me she was the disco queen!! Dancin' to Donna in the 70s

[@phyllissinopoli2655]

I hated disco but i loved Donna. So much more than just disco!

[@jamielandis4308]

Pure vocal aphrodisiac. Soooo smooth and soft and…ahem, got lost in the moment! Oh Donna indeed! Just binge some more Donna Summer! “MacArthur Park” please!

[@suzie4417]

We could be on the spicy edge back in the 70’s 😘❣️ loved dancing to her tunes , we sure had fun back then … so much groovy music 🥰💜☮️

[@Luap6685]

My childhood crush she was beautiful! Her music fantastic!

[@kdgrab]

Her whole once upon a time album is brilliant and the son state of independence

[@stevielegend325]

Donna Summer and Stevie Nicks my all time fav's since i was 8yrs old. Donna Summer voice is amazing...On the Radio by her is so good!

[@cjturner370]

Her Voice Her Walk Her Strut Just Wow!!!

[@sharilynn3024]

The looks of shock and amazement on your faces though!!!!😂🤣😝 Priceless!!!!

[@ajruther67]

Your next Donna Summer song should be her duet with Barbara Streisand No More Tears / Enough is Enough. That is the whole title. Just hearing Barbara hold that super long note as it transitions from No More Tears to Enough is Enough is amazing.

[@sjbigdlc]

this is why in the start of her career she was nick named "First Lady of Love" She did have a Goddess, Vixen image which worked!!! she was very hypnotic to watch. it is what attracted me to her that made me a lifelong fan

[@cbreez40]

Another great reaction.. Hey Guys Happy Holidays, I need for you to dive into Ms Donna Summer musical catalog because it's extensive and beautiful, not only was she the reigning Queen of Disco but she has one of the most powerful voices you'd ever hear, the 70's sex kitten was just to get your attention by the 80's her music grew towards a mature independent woman and she wrote alot of her songs,, check more of her out,, you'll like Bad Girls and Last Dance

[@theresareynolds3133]

Her voice could make the angels cry it was so beautiful

[@Deidra74]

My first 45 record was Donna Summer! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@wm8498]

This is why she was originally dubbed “The First Lady of Love” due to producers trying to sell her as a sex symbol. She came from a Christian background and it was hard for her to try snd fulfill this image. She did musical theater before becoming a star and she said she had to “act” out this song in order to get through it. This song is what really started her career because It was banned in other countries for being too sexual. Listen to the 17 minute version for the full effect 😁 Thanks again for Donna!!! LOVE HER!!!

[@lisagraham2944]

Donna summer came back to her Christian background came back to Jesus .. regretted doing this song. And donated all her money to christian charities. See you in heaven. Beyonce no match for donna summer .

[@jamesrhoades2205]

Her song last dance was up for an Academy award for best song

[@allenstark3586]

Donna's last dance won the acadamy award!

[@DivoGo]

If you want to see it preformed live, look on KZbin Donna Summer’s Italy Concert from 1977.

[@missydehart6920]

Omg YESSSSSSS! 💃🏼👑 The Queen of Disco.

[@michaelboismier1863]

Thank you for playing her stuff! I loved this lady! I was a Rock&Roller, but she just drew me to her! Talented, sexy, beautiful woman🎶🥰

[@shirleycollins6241]

I had found a video of Donna Summer and Kenny Rogers perform a duet at the 1980 Grammys

[@jerryjordan2482]

That was the First Donna Summer I ever Heard ! We Sang that Song in Elementary School !

[@kenyonsgirl415]

Those moans mean this is usually a song I listen to alone 😂😂🔥🔥

[@bb89670]

Hahahaha, I watch your reactions, you guys crack me up. I like her "Try Me We can Make It" song.

[@debratroeak77]

This was fun! Lol. I noticed it did not play out as long as the original - the outro to the originall is so much more saucier it would make anyone blush. Lol

[@BeHappy-cp4fv]

Back in the days of the Disco era in the 1970s, and in my opinion Donna Summers was the number one best singer. We always danced to her songs. She was the best!

[@soniasurija8880]

70’s my era going to disco’s every weekend & of course dancing to Donna’s music 😃

[@leegriffin2582]

i love u guys already ! fun ! music is the best ! cant wait to see ur other vids ! donna summer - our disco queen! oh donna! lol

[@wfoster-graham6363]

As a Baby Boomer, I was dancing under a disco ball when this song came out in 1975. If you haven't heard the 17-minute version, check it out. I can imagine the number of babies that were conceived to this song!

[@frankphillips5660]

In the 70's you couldn't go into any disco and not hear The Queen of Disco, Donna Summer. Tons of hits and very easy on the eyes. Miss her.

[@robertmartinez3268]

Donna Summer is a queen!!! The 70s were awesome, kool, laid back!! Everybody doing their own thing in their own space!!

[@mr.mealldaylong8013]

Those BACKUP DANCERS were GETTING IT YO 😮😂😅😂😅❤

[@peterhudgens8817]

Donna Summer was beautiful with great vocals, she was absolutely on point, check out "Bad Girls", "On The Radio", "Last Dance", "Spring Affair" and "Heaven Knows".

[@JimmieJamOfTheDay]

My favorite singer of all time. She should be in the top five on any female singers list. Of course, number one in my book.

[@kellybacon4526]

🙋❤️it was all about love when it came to Donna Summer, she had her own style of music.

[@brittanybrown5058]

I can’t stop laughing ! How ever I have always loved donnas voice and the song

[@debraschiro6234]

Donna Summer queen of disco I love all her songs rest in peace Donna

[@benjiarehart2878]

I met Donna Summer at a restaurant in Franklin TN. She lived there with her husband. She was with her little girl. To say I was star struck was an understatement. One of my favorite female singers of all time.

[@colibri1]

This isn't even the most risqué version of the song. There was a longer version with a lot more moaning and sexual sounds. Since this was her first US hit (1975), maybe you could go chronologically down the rabbit hole and do her next US hit, her 1975 disco cover of Barry Manilow's "Could It Be Magic?" (though I'd recommend you hear the 1971/'73 Manilow original hit first; it was great). Or you could do her first European hit from a year earlier, "The Hostage" from 1974. For a spectacular live performance of hers, you have to see her 1978 live performance of "MacArthur Park," another song she covered in disco style that became a huge hit.

[@emanuelsanders2030]

I actually met her while was working for a florist in Nashville Tn. She was a class act. She gave me her autograph. One word "I C O N!"

[@tomdevore9576]

Donna was it back in the mid '70's, many a teenage boy fantasy. Including mine....😉😁 She was the Disco Queen.

[@hymanandhyman]

A good church girl when she recorded this song she had to record it in the dark she was so scared of what her family would think and she was a grown married woman.

[@wen-nz3sk]

I especially enjoy the background dancers!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@pilarrizzo5723]

Lol!!! I requested this one to react to it..but I see you guys got it!! She was awesome!!!

[@newwomandouglas2959]

Your reactions are the best. I love watching you guys.

[@mikehigbee4754]

That woman was astounding! We met her after a concert in San Diego what a nice lady!

[@willhorting5317]

Love when you said, "Every time I watch her, something happens to me!" (Hahaha)

[@skyblue9515]

She does have a lot of recordings with a different style as the years went by...must listen to more!

[@drycanyon]

Yes, she has more styles than the 2 songs that have been reacted to so far.The song SHE WORKS HARD FOR THE MONEY is totally different and great.

[@patriciakeith6755]

I loved Disco music and never understood why so many people put in down when the Disco era was over.

[@richardcogbill6791]

Ha! Ha! Watching Shawn's reaction.😆 This version was tame compared to the long version you can listen to on youtube. Lots of hits from the Queen of Disco. Check out...Heaven Knows...& ...MacArthur Park.

[@njchas]

Hey you two! You were just listening to THE QUEEN OF DISCO!! Lots more where that came from! You got a DEEP rabbit hole to go down with Miss Summer!!!!

[@mauricecole1196]

A big hit for Donna Summer 1974.

[@karlmoles6530]

I remember this came on the radio when me my best friend and his sister were jamming out to music in the late 70s, we were kids, like 12, 13. She turned red as a brick.

[@MsCatmando]

Donna Summers she was a real good singer beautiful voice

[@rosyv9436]

The Great and fantastic Diana Ross. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 💜💚💙💜💚💙💜💚💙💜 With this great amazing Song. A Big hit definitely back in the days. I remember hearing this song when I was probably like 14 years old at that time and I loved it even though I was very young. 💜💙💚💜💙💚💜

[@formerlymel9549]

People used to take their clothes off and throw them at her when she performed this song live. When she performed this song in a large stadium tent in Italy, a riot broke out when the men tried to rush the stage to get to her. Her management whisked her backstage where the mob started rocking her trailer. Italian police had to rescue her. Some of the people there said the men rushed the stage with erections bulging in their pants. Since that incident she refused to perform the song live. But don't let these songs fool you, she's an amazing vocalist. She had a duet with Barbra Streisand that you should check out called "No more tears."

[@sarablack2547]

The 70's hippies, the summer of love experimental, creative,free love.

[@zanna90]

Remember... all she did was act out a song. Then went to #2 on the charts in 1976 ... talk about a game changer!! You'll love this FABULOUS rabbit hole ..promise.

[@jackmag4056]

Remember this song was so controversial back in the day , some radio stations refused to play it

[@hermandadams]

donna summer, Barry white and love unlimited, both smashed it in the UK club and disco scene and in the UK bedrooms back in the seventies, the girls boys alongside Motown in the UK could not get Enough of it, and its still kind on the ears and the mind these days, industrial strife and economic depression was at its hight in the UK we all came through it with the help of the of the Motown's Detroit booming music industry it was huge in the UK

[@stellaogilvie2478]

This was the hottest song, I remember dancing to this song, the long version!

[@pigknickers2975]

The face on him bwaahahah classic :) X

[@user-er8be9wl8x]

I just saw the musical “Summer” which is her life story. Apparently she hated doing that song. She felt that it gave an impression of her she did not want to reflect.

[@franktrice6015]

Bad girls was my favorite Donna song!!!