THE DRAMATICS What you see is what you get REACTION -Smoother than glass!

[@eloisehenry2560]

The greatest And the Best❤❤❤❤❤

[@patrickvecchio8138]

That era of music(early 70’s) was the greatest.

[@Kathy-bk6cg]

Sure was, I was going to say that 😊

[@Lfg117]

So 🔥

[@lukeasacher]

The title of the song came from Flip Wilson's Geraldine tag line

[@franklinjmoultriesr5222]

One of The Best! I really miss them! R.I.P.

[@user-zk4fc9ni4j]

They are the Baddest Group Ever! Love the Mighty Dramatics!!!!!

[@redjack56]

Nothing beats the music of the 70’s !

[@kimmaedke2763]

One of the coolest songs ever. You are right, Harri, smooth as glass.

[@michelemincey4201]

They were fantastic. All could dance and sing. In person they had us all fainting. It was a fabulous era to be young. They were one of the best groups out there. Definitely the top five. That bass was Willy Sugar bear Ford. Ron Banks falsetto, and the lead Mr William Wee Gee Howard. I loved them and miss them. They're all gone now. Larry Squirrel Demps is the only one left of this line up. Baddest group out there.

[@eugenewilson9677]

This is the era of magic!!! And we lived it!!!!

[@johnsnyderjr.1505]

Great group,great song and performance.These guys were the real deal.Loved it from day one...

[@legendary8838]

Love this song

[@rawedginnah]

I grew up in the era that this song was released. I was a young teenager then. But I’m still hooked on this song.. The Dramatics should definitely be in the HOF. Check out their “Stars in the Sky” song….🔥💯😎🫡

[@itchyandred4131]

Man I dig 70's soul✌️

[@lukeasacher]

The goddamn best music ever.

[@pamgiacomo13]

Love you Harry great set

[@budwebster1031]

Agree loved them all singing lead

[@davidsawtelle3775]

Great reaction!

[@rubencarrera2225]

I love that song!!! I would be singing this at work to myself.. awesome song

[@corinnerobinson4949]

Good song,,back in 71 i was in jr.high..❤❤❤

[@edwardkim2511]

Me too !

[@maureenloftus6717]

Man😅 These guys were having SO much fun 🥰

[@lightshadow44]

Saw them 10 times in the mid 70’s at Chicago’s Mill Run Theater ( in the round) Money money money .

[@kdogusna77]

The Dramatics, The Delfonics, The Manhattans, The Chi-Lites....such great music!

[@KeepYourSunnySideUp]

Another oldie, but goodie!

[@Lfg117]

I had to have heard this as a kid (early 70s) but totally forgot about it. 'Old timers' setting in. What a privilege to reconnect w The Dramatics 51 yrs later! 🔥

[@markthoele1808]

Always loved this song and their moves.

[@Chris-jn2lv]

Loved it then, love it now! The outfits, the steps - just brings a huge smile.

[@z-9693]

This is absolute FIRE! Talent all the way! Great singing, great lyrics, great music This is that old playa playa shit! All the voices are unique and it starts off with one of my favorite opening lines of all time: 'Some people are made of plastic, some people are made of wood...' This is what SOUL music is about!

[@subwaygoddess1]

I love this song. Harri, I'm so happy you found the dramatics!! My favorite by the Dramatics is "In the Rain." It was a song we slow-danced to, a heartbreaker song!

[@bowtangey6830]

What an underappreciated, but KILLER song from 1971. 💎💎💎 🎵🎶🎵 ♥

[@mariaportengen2959]

I never heard this song before, but I really like this kind of music, I also grew up with this smooth music. Soulful, colorful, in every way! ❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶👍

[@TheCornishCockney]

What a tune,what a decade for soul,rock,punk,prog,reggae…..you name it,this era was special.

[@frugalseverin2282]

I love the late '60s/early '70s soul music. So many talented performers back then. And even if they didn't play any instruments you can see they put in the effort in their singing and moves.

[@themajicman745]

My favorite guy group next to the Tempting Temptations.

[@bradsense7431]

Fantastic! I have not heard this in ages. Got a big smile on my face.

[@mariosanchez5796]

Everyone and everything in this video is so beautiful 😍 I feel the spirit! ❤️⚡

[@arautus]

This was in the summer of 71. Check out songs by Marvin Gaye, a great artist.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

I love the black-guy vocal groups, mostly quartets and quintets, of the early 70s. A big part of the musical landscape of my growing-up years. The Spinners, the Chi-Lites, the Temptations, the Undisputed Truth, the O'Jays, and so on and on. It's like the aural equivalent of comfort food.

[@williamjackson6705]

An incredible group that should have been bigger than they were. I've always ranked them up there with The Dells & The Temptations for raw talent. Ron Banks the lead singer had a really amazing voice. Sadly, he passed away in 2010.You have to hear their other songs like " In the Rain" & "Be My Girl."

[@sandraatkins2539]

Neither the Temptations, the Dells, or even the Ojays could dance better than the Dramatics. I might rate David Ruffin and Eddie Lavert similar as far as beautiful voices are concerned. 🥰❤️🥰❤️❤️

[@megawhitesox0574]

what a song! now please play (go outside in the rain)

[@robabiera733]

One of my faves!

[@learjet45]

Man they don't make em like that anymore.....saaaaaweet smoothness! I'm a bass player but man, listen to that horn section!

[@elysehfm8797]

Your mom had great taste in music!

[@Tessiefaye]

The Dramatics were my favorite group in the early 70's, "In the Rain" was and is a classic.

[@johngrant7828]

Glad you have a deep appreciation for this song, Harri. I remember when it came out. In my view, its the greatest recording ever made by a vocal group, and the best baritone soul lead vocal ever -- by Wee Gee Howard. The song and arrangement is a masterpiece by Tony Hester, who unfortunately was shot to death in Detroit in 1980.

[@patrickwellington4214]

Well done Hari, 1971, a masterpiece.This group was the closest thing to the Temptations,in fact they were from Detroit but Motown did not make them part of their studio. The Dramatics were phenomenal but they never got the recognition they deserved.How do you like the choreography and the range of voices? Do you know how difficult that performance? You have to react to In The Rain ,I Can't Get Over You, Toast To The Fool, Say The Word, I Get Carried Away and Oceans of Thoughts & Dreams.You should doing those reaction videos this week.I look forward to your reaction vids to these songs.😅

[@marybaillie8907]

This great band out of Detroit, had a great single in 1971, with this beautiful hit. The amazing choreography that accompanied these 70's band was so wonderful to watch. Ron Banks does the amazing scatting and blend of the voices of these singers, such as a groovy melody. Instrumentation just so catchy and easy to listen to. Fantastic. Another great song to check out The Delfonics, " Didn't I", (Blow Your Mind This Time). Think you would love it Harri. 🤗🤗 Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Outrageous One 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@rosem2896]

💃💃💃💃💃💃💃♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️Great song

[@dcmtrader]

I know the song but have never seen it performed, very cool.

[@tmr626]

Harri B, their song "In The Rain" is very good.

[@dagmar.6954]

Another one of the great R&B soul groups from the 60's. Their biggest hits were in the 70's with "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get", "In The Rain", "Hey You! Get Off My Mountain", "Be My Girl", "Shake It Well" etc. They also did a collaboration with Snoop Dogg in 1993 called "Doggy Dogg World".

[@catgirl24]

And don't forget "Get Up, Get Down".

[@AlanF0011]

Classic song, I couldn't remember who the band was, thanks Harri

[@kevinc6943]

Nice soul music from a long time ago, good stuff

[@ziggy107]

one of my fave, if not favorite, down-home american R&B soul. primo, infections harmonies and rhythm. was waiting for one of my favorite reviewers to review it ;)

[@Choo_Bacca]

agreat song and band brought up thru the detroit ranks by the great Tony Hestor.

[@robertzimmerman2513]

Harri, you’ve found STAX. Check out in the rain by the Dramatics. Thanks, Harri!

[@Truthbtold2no]

This song was the pimp favorite back in the day. That was all you heard playing from the sky blue Caddy Seville, when Casanova stepped out from the driver's side in the dark velvet suit and feathered black brim.

[@russell3380]

As a 17yo High School Sophomore this song took over my brain.

[@suzie4417]

Thanks for this, have t heard it for ages 💃🕺❤️‍🔥 It was a very big hit back in the early 70’s!! Love the voices And the moves, and of course they are dressed to the T’s ☮️ 🇨🇦 If you aren’t moving to this great dance song then there is something wrong 🤣

[@lukeasacher]

So in the groove of Curtis Mayfield and Isaac Hayes... I'm 64 and STAX SOUL back then was THE JOINT

[@jahl14]

Was in MP school in ft Gordon Ga 1970 when this came out. Hadn’t heard it since then

[@Ker-mk3bf]

Love it. 💖🎶🎶

[@pipermccool]

I hope Harri has reacted to - or will - Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes (ft. Teddy Pendergrass,) Bad Luck, and Billy Preston, Will It Go ‘Round in Circles.

[@KC-gy5xw]

This song is FIRE, BUT You need to do anything by Friends of Distinction. And then you can weep with the brilliance

[@Ker-mk3bf]

Love that group!

[@mldkenny]

What an Era!! My favourite, just reading the Otis Williams of the Temptations book and this is a reminder of what other great bands were around then!

[@Rocky19577]

Shirley Bassey. "WHAT now my love"?

[@lukeasacher]

The title of the song came from Flip Wilson's Geraldine tag line

[@tyronedavis9584]

Harry u must react to Zing went the string of my heart The Trammps

[@aubryhogan8790]

That's my song!!!!!

[@chuckragland9972]

I know this isn't about this song but, I saw a little while ago you reacted to Judy Collins - Both sides now. You REALLY need to check out Judy Collins - Send in the Clowns. It's one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard!!

[@PetraKann]

Harry with an “i”

[@jessebrown3790]

Not sure why they had to be put in prison???? Because at that point what is being portrayed in black men in prison.. So what you see is what you get????????????????????????????

[@khoohockleong7585]

So far I have not been able to reach back my Criminal Investigation Officer with all the delaying tactics done by the people surrounding him including the masses. The trouble with the people these days as soon as they hear alternative solutions in my favour, they try to claiming everything for themselves. Singapore being so small, how long do you think things like this can last? By making me dizzy through my food?

[@despinakollas]

Harri, one of my favorite songs of all time! The vocals, the sleek music, the in your face melody! So love this! Peace! ✌🏼✌🏼❤❤🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@laveniacrawford6430]

Why is his comments so negative at times?? 🤷‍♀️

[@khoohockleong7585]

Currently all the adult have at least one planet in Libra whether Tropical or Sidereal. and covering the puter planets as well. They are very considerate, very polite but they are also very karmic bound so their actions and behaviour by not being upfront leads them towards accumulating bad karma. I wish I had better leadership qualities to handle this disastrous of an affair to tide things over. Saturn the planet of karma is exalted in Libra. Venus which rules Libra stands for comradeship and in the largest dense vomradeship as. human being so Librans are not good judges of the inner worth of a human being although they can spot deceit. So they are not deep thinkers so they may end themselves to having corrupt sympathies (and please Singaporeans corrupt here does not mean money). 0:02 0:02

[@maskedavenger2578]

Not a patch on the Temps ,Dells or 4 Tops . They look contrived & are over egging it ,basically they are an over the top bunch of wannabe fake Temptations . Nice try but no big cigar .

[@jazshas]

Better singers than the temptations imo.

[@maskedavenger2578]

@@jazshas Only in their dreams & obviously yours ,could they even hope to be as good & in the same league as the Temptations . I don’t recall the Dramatics even being mentioned on radio or television here in the U.K. ,or even charting in any record charts .

[@khoohockleong7585]

You deleted my comment away But your subscribers and maybe you, keep bringing up song titles in the order that raked up my father's case. And augmented by symbolic actions done by the society and across my window night view. Not very fair right? You take it as if the whole thing is a joke!?? I think you should let my comments stay.

[@Ker-mk3bf]

NO.

[@yousexymf]

Ron was actually a tenor