Songs Americans didn't know were British artists | All Of These Hits Are By Brits! REACTION!

[@ukdnbmarsh]

The Police with the singer being Sting

[@sharonwelsh8102]

Its lovely to see Elton John playing the piano for T-Rex on that clip from TOTP

[@lailachopperchops9290]

Well spotted

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

Amy Winehouse was from my old home town (Barnet) - born in Southgate but lived her last years in Monken Hadley, a few hundred yards from where I was born. If I'd still been living there at the time she was there it's likely I'd have seen her around town occasionally. PS - Sade is pronounced Sha-DAY :) Wondering if the "Black dude who sounded like he was from Compton" was Idris Elba :)

[@margaretnicol3423]

That was fun. Have you seen the video - What did the British ever do for us? That might surprise you too.

[@Ha-young_is_Just_Too_Fine]

Pls do the Part 2 also, your shocked face was great, Part 2 has some you may be surprised by

[@robertobrien5709]

How could anyone think they were anything else than British, just listen to the accents, just so obvious.

[@isaac.genesis]

Nice reaction keep it up 👌

[@Ha-young_is_Just_Too_Fine]

I love watching these reaction's 😂

[@viviennerose6858]

Sade is pronounced Sharday! Just saying 😊

[@TheCornishCockney]

This list is very small. There are plenty more.

[@stever7732]

Katrina from Katrina and the Waves is American

[@popeye807]

TheBee Gees were born in Britain but they came over to Australia when they were children. So they're more Australian artists.

[@bline5891]

Started their musical career around South East Qld before moving the the US

[@bernadettelanders7306]

@@bline5891 Yeah they came to Brissy in 1958. Victorian here, I remember watching the tv when they sang as kids from Brisbane, well not same year, I was born in 1954, omg I’m sooo old lol, They were so cute. Barry only boy still alive and his older sister Lesley Gibb who’s now about 79 I think. Boys had Brilliant voices and harmonies 😊

[@kourian1234]

But had already formed a band in the uk and returned there after just 9 years…hardly Australian!😂

[@bernadettelanders7306]

@ What band, they were children when they came to Australia. I found this though - I wouldn’t call it a band. the Gibb brothers’ very first public performance in 1956 at The Gaumont, a nearby movie theater where children were allowed to pantomime songs on stage before Saturday matinees. *Andy was only 6 months old, older sister Lesley 13years, Barry 12years, and twins Maurice and Robin were 8 years old when they arrived in Redcliffe Queensland.

[@bline5891]

@ they also used to do gigs at Helidon near toowoomba