U.S.A. For Africa - We Are the World (Official Video) FIRST TIME REACTION

[@ariel3247596]

Minute 5:18 the Voice steve perry from journey.. Amazing

[@etc7070]

Back when artists' voices were so distinct that you can actually tell them apart. If they did that today I might not be able to distinguish one from another.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

💯%

[@headcaptainyamamoto7015]

They could only use one "singer" and have the rest lip sync and no one would notice, basicaly everyone these days has either Billy Eyelashs voice or lil nas-ty autotune

[@sleuthentertainment5872]

I am TOTALLY agree

[@JennyAnn]

I mean, they did a version like 10 years ago for the Haiti earthquake.

[@danielamarianolimadasilva5032]

1983...no auto tunne❤

[@karenphillips8686]

Steve Perry nailed his part everytime.

[@debra7105]

Yes he did!

[@gram5751]

And helped with the production. Don't forget that he had a song on the B side of the album, too.

[@MrBjorn6]

Steve Perry, and Phil Perry both have incredible voices. Although Phil Perry isn't as famous as Steve.

[@andersgranstrom7128]

Steve nails everything, it is in his DNA!

[@maekoyanagi9851]

Steve Perry🥰

[@lindat6910]

You said it best! Pioneers indeed! Best artists of ALL TIME! There will NEVER be another Quincy Jones!

[@amberhallacy8399]

Stevie and Bruce...the duet we never knew we needed...

[@helloxonsfan]

They're still both around & still have their singing voices intact. So, there is still time for them to collab.

[@risecarter]

Here's a copy and paste of everyone involved! “We Are the World” Soloists (in order of appearance) Time codes indicate start of first solo Lionel Richie - 0:26 Stevie Wonder - 0:39 Paul Simon - 0:43 Kenny Rogers - 0:53 James Ingram - 0:59 Tina Turner - 1:06 Billy Joel - 1:13 Michael Jackson - 1:19 Diana Ross - 1:32 Dionne Warwick - 1:48 Willie Nelson - 2:02 Al Jarreau - 2:09 Bruce Springsteen - 2:15 Kenny Loggins - 2:21 Steve Perry - 2:28 Daryl Hall - 2:36 Huey Lewis - 2:48 Cyndi Lauper - 2:54 Kim Carnes - 3:02 Bob Dylan - 3:48 Ray Charles - 4:27 “We Are the World” Chorus (alphabetically) Dan Aykroyd Harry Belafonte Lindsey Buckingham Mario Cipollina Johnny Colla Sheila E. Bob Geldof Bill Gibson Chris Hayes Sean Hopper Jackie Jackson La Toya Jackson Marlon Jackson Randy Jackson Tito Jackson Waylon Jennings Bette Midler John Oates Jeffrey Osborne The Pointer Sisters Smokey Robinson “We Are the World” Instrumentalists David Paich - synthesizers Michael Boddicker - synthesizers, programming Paulinho da Costa - percussion Phil Collins - percussion Louis Johnson - synth bass Michael Omartian - keyboards Greg Phillinganes - keyboards John Robinson - drums

[@debramoore7513]

Thank you, Rise!! 🌎

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Wow !!!

[@gailseatonhumbert]

Thanks so much I never saw the whole lineup.

[@Eowyn187]

@@HAP3SPEAKZ there's so much talent there, it's a wonder the world didn't end. Huh huh

[@helloxonsfan]

It's great to see that Phil Collins was one of the musicians playing on the percussion!!!

[@Marcus_1001]

3:26 That gentleman is Mr. Kenny Rogers and he was one of my favorite singers ever. My dad loved him as well so I grew up listening to him. Truly one of the greatest singers of all time.

[@veronicavanderver7270]

This is example of the American spirit we need this back. Come on America where you at?!!! Spread message of this song

[@loridanarandolph2648]

The finger print was either Stevie Wonder or Ray Charles. Unfortunately, Marvin Gaye had passes away in 1980, he was not on this recording. We do need music like this again.

[@noname-nobody1247]

Ain't happening. Music is dead now

[@loridanarandolph2648]

@@noname-nobody1247 There are some artists that are trying to bring good music back.

[@kyriesampson7781]

Marvin died in 1984. But yea he was gone by the time this was recorded.

[@minty_Joe]

The thumbprint belongs to Stevie Wonder. In the behind the scenes documentary, you can see Stevie autographing things with a single thumbprint while singing a tune.

[@kevinbejkoxdxd1514]

1984, you mean?

[@参河屋喜三郎]

Soloists (in order of appearance) • Lionel Richie • Stevie Wonder • Paul Simon • Kenny Rogers • James Ingram • Tina Turner • Billy Joel • Michael Jackson • Diana Ross • Dionne Warwick • Willie Nelson • Al Jarreau • Bruce Springsteen • Kenny Loggins • Steve Perry • Daryl Hall • Huey Lewis • Cyndi Lauper • Kim Carnes • Bob Dylan • Ray Charles

[@dawnhoffmeister9858]

Stevie Wonder left thumb print ⭐⭐⭐

[@rhiahlMT]

Kenny Rogers had a bigger role than they give him credit for. He and Lionel Ritchie were good friends. Lionel lived in Kenny's guest house for a long time. There was a big sign on the studio door that said "Check your egos at the door". Kenny is one you should look into.

[@Marcus_1001]

Omigosh, that's right! I completely forgot that Kenny and Lionel were great friends. I don't know how I could forget that since Lady is one of my favorite Kenny Rogers songs.

[@toddgelineau6536]

The studio this was recorded in was Lion Share, owned by Kenny Rogers.

[@helloxonsfan]

@@toddgelineau6536 ... That's partially true Todd... The preliminary stuff, like the tracking vocals & such, was recorded at Kenny Roger's Lion Share studio from January 22nd - 27th, 1985. But the night of the actual recording on January 28th, took place at the nearby A&M studio. Both studios were in Hollywood.

[@jamesmorey7553]

Think about all that talent in that room at one time, from the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s. We couldn’t do that with today’s musicians, and have the same effect like these guys did in 85. This was a very special time.

[@deeyears3978]

I remember this when it was released. It still is a song for the world today! That old geezer was Kenny Rodgers, one of the best country musicians who’s career spanned decades! He just recently passed. Fantastic reaction my dear friend Hap! Love ❤️ from across the pond, Dee

[@TheKeystoneChannel]

More relevant today then ever before !

[@SueProv]

Stevie Wonder put the finger print

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks

[@One-Day-After-Another]

I NEVER knew or even noticed that... wow

[@jillmcilwain2633]

A song with a message that will never get old!🌻❤🎶 We are the world 🌎. A room of musical superstars indeed, including Steve Perry!!! I get choked up each time I hear this. Thank you for reacting to this timeless treasure. Peace J ✌ ☮ 💕

[@sylart57]

It’s amazing how these mega artists of the day came out and did their thing!! Sad that so many of them are no longer with us. R. I. P. To all that have gone before us.

[@heatherkealoha4137]

HAP3SPEAKZ's eyes lit up with adoration🤩 when Steve's part came on!😉😊 Gotta love Steve.😍

[@none4083]

This song was played for the first time all over the world at the same time. I remember I was at work and waiting to hear this mystery song. Blew me away.

[@chillwill8339]

Every time I hear this song, it brings me to tears! The way the world is at this point, we need this song to be a global anthem! Things are so out of control, no compassion for one another at all and it’s a DAMN SHAME!

[@debbie9021]

Kenny Rogers was a very talented legend. One you don't want to miss is Coward of the County. But he has had several hits and duets. He is awesome. Edit: I know he has passed, but refuse to accept it. 😭

[@flippinpages6550]

"The geezer"?

[@snjezanasiklic8934]

Aww, I haven't seen this video for a long time...That was once in a lifetime opportunity, all those stars, in one place, egos put aside for a higher purpose. And that "geezer" from the beginning, the gentleman with grey hair and beard... that's Kenny Rogers, what a voice, sadly, not with us any more (as, unfortunately, many from this video)

[@SteveA308]

About time lad!! :)

[@lesliedaubert1411]

Steve Perry also made a song for this album and donated money to help those in Africa. There's a making of this music video on KZbin. Steve said that even 1 person donated even 1 dollar it would help others.

[@LadyGator1983]

I remember when this came out. I never get tired of watching!!!

[@cecimartinez1777]

2022... MY BROTHERS &SISTERS, I SEND EACH AND EVERYONE OF U BLESSINGS AND LOVE!! NO COLOR NO RELIGION NO CREED WE ALL BLEED&HURT THE SAME!! I LOVE U ALL!!!❤ #ASHESTOASHESDUSTTODUST #THATSHOWWEWILLBEATTHEEND

[@lauriebowman6979]

Just a room full of Legends...sadly many of which are no longer with us. The days when you had to have talent...and MTV actually played music videos.

[@mariamenegalli2321]

thumb print was stevie wonder there's a good video showing how this was made, was a very touching video. And YES, there are bloopers. It was a lot of fun to watch everyone practicing to perfect their solos. Sadly a few of these legends are no longer with us.

[@karenj3611]

When they all showed up at the studio, Quincy Jones had a sign on the door saying "check your egos at the door". And they did.

[@davidvornsand6054]

The thumbprint is Stevie Wonder!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks!!

[@susanengland3919]

That "geezer" is Kenny Rogers. You'd do well to check out some of his music.

[@adinafarkas769]

Definitely! „The Gambler“ for example?!

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

@@adinafarkas769 Also the Coward of the County, ❤️✌️🌼

[@JanS1]

React to "Lady" You won't be calling him a geezer then ;)

[@newyorker3766]

I don't think any group could ever be able to come even close to the special feeling of this song. At the time these were the greatest singers available. It took a long time for the stars to be grouped so their distinguishable voices carried the song.

[@marianfoley5821]

The greezer word was very disrespectful for the fantastic Kenny Rodgers. RIP Kenny.

[@karenogle5385]

That geezer is Kenny Rogers...country music icon. RIP Kenny.

[@khloealvarado4592]

We Are The World is a Beautiful Song. Another great song from the 80's that i love & became #1 in the USA, True Colors by Cyndi Lauper.

[@Cartier-np1el]

This is what you got when musicians did things for the right reasons and it brought us together.

[@betseyclark2832]

Great reaction! It was amazing to see all those fabulously talented people in the same room singing together. We haven't had an event like that recently, you are right. There are so many places in the world that could use that help right now, that it would be hard to choose. Thanks for this and keep up the great reactions.

[@steve1964]

this was such a moving performance, just caring about others, all of these famous singers coming together for a cause....................that's what america is about

[@malissayork8296]

rest in peace mike always and forever the king

[@debra7105]

Couldn't have stated it better Hap. Thanks for the great reaction. Left the egos at the door. All for humanity. Cheers Hap!

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

Quincy Jones (who conducted this track...) told everyone participating to leave their ego at the door - and so they did. I highly doubt we'll ever see the like, ever again. The late, great Ray Charles is the one at the piano. Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie co-wrote this piece - Quincy Jones and Michael Omartian produced it. The message of this song is as relevant today, as it was at the time it was recorded, back in late January, 1985.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks for the back info

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

@@HAP3SPEAKZ You're welcome, my Friend!💕

[@reneeheknowsmyname6771]

There was a sign on the door as the singers enter the studio, that said........'Leave your egos outside!!'

[@debbiball4939]

Your awesome comment about 'where are the artists today' etc.....POINT ON!! Just before you said that, I was thinking the same thing. As an old Woodstock hippie....these artists were our people back then -- and still are!!

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

somebody made a documentary about the whole recording - check it out - it's amazing as well. It was made overnight - after Music Awards where everybody was present as far as I recall it. Merry Christmas.

[@sandyczarnetzke7141]

I totally agree with you. I remember watching the premiere of this masterpiece in 1985..I'm now 70 years old and truly wonder if I'll ever see this coming together of musicians for a cause again. These Legends checked their egos at the door, came together And recorded this in the middle of the night.

[@dorisryan1933]

The thumbprint on the document was Stevie Wonder or Ray Charles blind Men that sang on this

[@lesliedaubert1411]

I love your reaction when you see Steve Perry in this. Whenever I see this video I get goosebumps when I see and hear Steve ❤.

[@tommilaaksonen3632]

Great reaction👍. I would have a lot to say about this wonderful masterpiece,but everything has already been said....So let me just say, Cyndi Lauper!! 🔥🔥👏👌💗💗😍

[@jeffcody4853]

Lol Cyndi 😍😍😍🙏💖🏆🌈

[@carolinabajardo1364]

I love mj forever

[@catherineholcombe4701]

There is a YT video about "The Making of USA For Africa "We Are The World" I was blown away by all the logistics, technicality and just plain hard work that went into making this video.

[@mariamenegalli2321]

i just watched it the other day, it was amazing to watch.

[@wuwwle]

just imagine, these were all singing supported by real music with real instruments

[@donellefeltham]

There is a video of the making of We are the World. It shows you there were a lot of do overs while they were rehearsing the song, that’s worth a a look as well. I love this video and play it quite often because it’s so magical.🎼❤️🇦🇺❤️🇬🇧🕺🏻💃🎸☘️

[@gracek4309]

Such a legendary song and the video n ur heartfelt reaction! Perfect ✨✨💕 Thanks

[@nanner3200]

Not meaning to interrupt USA for Africa but Dr Brian posted on Insta and Twitter he has tested positive for Covid. Timeless words this song is.

[@SueProv]

I read a story that all the stars showed up in limos and Springsteen came in a pickup truck driving himself. Every time I see this I cry. Beautiful reaction. I remember they did a concert all day simultaneously in London and Philadelphia. Phil Collins played in the morning at Wembley then flew to the US to play in Philly. It was amazing. I was glued all day.

[@betseyclark2832]

I'm pretty sure you are remembering the Live Aid concert where Phil Collins flew from England to Philly. A different event.

[@peggyh8937]

@@betseyclark2832 It was Live Aid, same event. We Are The World was the U.S.A finale' while London did their own finale', Do They Know It's Christmas. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmGylq2kg6xnnq8

[@SueProv]

@@betseyclark2832 I know I'm correct because I researched it before I commented but in any case it was amazing

[@victoriakawesa3558]

I watched this when I was 10 years....the greatest artists together. Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie wrote this song. Love when Michael/Diana ross sing...but my favourite is Springsteen/Stevie wonder part...and Ray Charles.....gave so much soul & funk.

[@denicesanders4586]

The greatest back up singers ever.

[@graceito973]

This was made to raise money for famine relief in Africa. There was a remake many years later after the devastating earthquake in Haiti.

[@catsara9114]

Love your passionate reaction!

[@peggyh8937]

This record raised a lot of money but did you know this song was performed live for the finale of Live Aid in the U.S.A.? Another fun fact: As you probably know, Phil Collins flew the Concorde from London to Philadelphia to play both venues for Live Aid. On the Concorde, he saw Cher who was unaware of Live Aid. Upon hearing about it from him, she joined all the other superstars for the We Are The World finale' in Philadelphia. It was spectacular. Thanks for the reminder...We Are The World. Peace and Joy to all.

[@rhondabaker1064]

I love and agree with everything you said.

[@richardrichard9631]

Diana Ross sang by herself as Michael could not be in two places in the video . So she took the break in the music and sang on her own.

[@snkb42]

Another song What More Can I GIve. It was recorded after 9/11.She was not normally released due to MJ's problems with Sony. But it is a great song with Michael Jackson, Beyonce, Ciline Dion, Ricky Martin, Usher, Nick Carter, Justin Timberlake, Mariah Carey, Santana, Gloria Estefan, Shakira...

[@namparaohara9060]

You may want to watch The Making of We Are The World video. It's on youtube. It'll give you tons of background info and see them recording this. Thanks for the reaction. I enjoyed your views.

[@gailkoelling2033]

they were told to check their egos at the door, they all complied and produced a masterpiece.

[@jandain7313]

You are absolutely right that todays singers think they are to good because of auto tune. All they have to do is put on next to nothing and strut around the stage. I am so glad I was born back when singers/stars actually knew how to perform without all the pretend sounds.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

💯 who knows what the future holds.

[@cassiemichael4697]

Stevie Wonder was the one who signed the beginning graphic with his fingerprint. Makes sense, since he's been blind for practically forever.

[@debramoore7513]

😁 Love it 💟

[@cdfdesantis699]

One of the greatest charitable collaborations ever. Thanks for your reaction.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

No doubt!

[@shannonlong5970]

Also. You can tell how old the video is, because of the talent. Back then , you had to have talent , not IG followers.

[@RESET1776]

If I’m not mistaken the thumbprint was Stevie Wonders signature being he was born blind. Your 💯 where are the artists of today with anything even close?

[@debramoore7513]

Artists today can’t leave their egos at the door! It’s a shame!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks

[@lisacaringello2138]

You need to watch the making of this song. This was an hours long process. They worked through the night until the sun came up. It was recorded in a bunch of pieces.

[@snkb42]

Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie wrote a great song

[@SueProst]

This is such a great reaction

[@tanaforet8684]

Great, great reaction as usual friend! This was such a beautiful compilation of so many extremely talented performers who got together for ONE night under the direction of Quincy Jones with Michael Jackson and Lionel Ritchie. It was a favorite of mine especially while enjoying the video for a long time. To see all these artists leave their egos at the door as they were instructed to do by the director Quincy Jones and work for hours into the night to combine so many different styles of voice, character and genres of performers was absolutely inspiring. Of course my favorite of the group was the Voice...Steve Perry who I wish had been given more to sing, but in the end it was all perfectly worked out. There is a video that was made during the taping and production of how the song and video came together and it’s actually quite interesting to see how it all came together. I thought about that when you mentioned what it must have been like for each performer when it was their turn if they forgot their lyrics. Trust me, in the video, The Making of We Are The World, they show how many times and takes and re-do’s and changes were made to get to the masterful outcome. Even and especially down to Ray Charles when it came to his parts. Watching him play, sing and dance in front of the piano was something to witness. There was also some comedy when it came to Cyndi Lauper’s part because of all of her jewelry and the noises that were being picked up on the recording when she was jumping around. I agree with you and only wish that we still had those type of amazing artists around that would be willing and able to give it a go again for relief for other great causes that are so desperately needed in our world today. Always love watching the music fill you with emotion and take you to a new place with each reaction. I would absolutely LOVE to see your reaction to a solo by Steve Perry that is absolutely gorgeous and perfectly crystal clear. Steve’s voice is hauntingly beautiful and powerful while telling a beautiful message the way most Journey songs do. The song is called “Missing You.” It’s from a solo album called For The Love of Strange Medicine. You can search for the live version on KZbin which is astounding and there is also an official video in which Steve is in the video. Enjoy friend and thanks for the great reaction♥️

[@kelleeholmes9448]

Those were all your heavy hitters from America in that day of the music industry, you know, the day where you had to have talent to be a singer or musician, not just looks and auto tune will take care of the rest...lol The Geezer as you called him, is Kenny Rogers, one of the greats, you should check in to him, he is really good, actually they are all really good, look into any of them you didn't know. Glad you liked it :) I'm just trying to figure out how Dan Aykroyd got in there, I didn't know he sang. He didn't do a solo, but was in the chorus, was wearing a brown jacket along the back, they do a coupld of close ups of him, he was sooo young!!

[@denicesanders4586]

Dan Aykroyd was indeed a singer. He, along with John Bilouchi were The Blue's BROTHERES A

[@annabinksy1694]

Do they Know It's Christmas (UK) and Tears are Not Enough is the Canadain version for Africa back then!!!

[@davidvornsand6054]

Loved your reaction. Music used to unite us. We need to get it back again!☮️❤️🙏

[@davidpost428]

With the Ethiopian famine in '84-'85 artists got together to raise funds to help. Thus this song from the US. Canada also did it with their artistsa singing "Tears Are Not Enough" and in Britain they did it with "Do They Know It's Christmas". A concert was perfomed in Philadelphia and London with the greatest bands and was simulcast with one third of the world watching it live during which I was in Canada taking donations over the phone. That was the humanity of the day.

[@JanS1]

So many legends I could tell you (understandably!!) didn't know. Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, Kenny Rogers, Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Cindi Lauper. The good news is there is so much more music to react to. The talent doesn't exist to do this today.

[@dortheyc5276]

The man standing by Harry Belafonte is comic actor Dan Ackroyd. Dan was one of the early SNL cast members. And an awesome musician as well. He was half of SNL music/comedy duo the Blues Brothers with John Belushi. And in the middle of it all is 60's voice of his generation and counter-culture icon, Bob Dylan. FYI - his son Jakob Dylan fronted 90's singing sensation group The Wallflowers. Michael Jackson wrote this song and it was produced by Quincy Jones. Like others in the day, I counted down the days to watch it's debut on MTV or VH1. I don't remember which one. The pairing of Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen was genius. Their voices contrasted beautifully.

[@craigfalconer1205]

Check out the UK's contribution Do They Know It's Christmas?.

[@leed119]

I remember when this song first came out. GOOD stuff. Liked all the different music types singing all in one song. Love How Price played it off. He is in another video, and he is just licking on a lollipop really did not wanting to be there.

[@GinMae]

thanks, Hap! long overdue - gotta say my favorites are Ray Charles, Stevie W. & Bruce -oh, and Cyndi Lauper - she was ringin' out -

[@sandramurdico3010]

The white haired man is Kenny Rogers. You should definitely react to his song "Lady" which Lionel Ritchie wrote for him.

[@Carolina73mom]

Love your reaction and letting song play. This song was amazing in 1985 and still is today!

[@VUM.M]

Nothing more to say, nothing more to add to your emotional, fantastic and heartfelt reaction, HAP🤩. It was on point and hopefully today's artists have heard your call to start something similar. Put your egos aside and just create something wonderful that will last for eons and eons to joy future generations and to carry this important message across🤩😊. Thank you HAP️🥰🙋🏻‍♀️

[@JoanRudith]

I’m just gonna add in these comment that though MJ, Quincy and Lionel get all the props (and rightly)….the one person most responsible for this never gets mentioned. The oldest person in the room, Harry Belafonte. He came up with the idea, he and his partner approached others who said no to it. MJ and Quincy were just the first to agree to take it on.,

[@loveym8879]

Thanks for this. Been years since I've seen this. Using one's work for the social good - that's what life should be about. Great reaction.

[@anessalyn1035]

now more than ever we should be united and feel connected. So many legends in one room, it's a shame we've lost many of those great voices. Everyone in that room was known and loved worldwide. Music now just seems to be missing something. To me, it doesn't have the same passion and impacts it did back then.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

💯

[@Cherokeelion]

I belly laughed at Kenny the “Geezer”. Man. Rest In Peace Kenny.

[@williamfisher8239]

In the 80s, there were a lot of collaborative concerts and tunes bringing awareness and proceeds to world hunger, to issues in Africa including apartheid. From live aid organized by Bob Geldoff to the UK response to USA for Africa per the largest UK artists recording as Band Aid with Do They Know it's Christmas time at all to Brice Springsteen's collaboration on Sun City, it was a very key time per artists writing and recording dogs if grave meaning and for world causes.

[@Sparkly-Unicorn]

I haven’t seen this in a long time. So many legends together!! Amazing!! The thumbprint was Stevie Wonder’s I believe. Great reaction HAP!! It would be cool if today’s generation did some similar!! That would be so cool!! 🌻🌻

[@candilumpkin1196]

That geezer is the late great Kenny Rodgers. Check out his live version of a song called lady. That geezer could make women melt and fall in love with just his voice.

[@angeliquevanwinkle6234]

Yes, we do need something like this today!

[@minty_Joe]

The bridge of the song (Huey Lewis, Cyndi Lauper and Kim Carnes) had the most takes to get right. I think the count was 8 or 9 times and the last best take was the one seen in the video footage.

[@appletree6898]

They improvised and added to it, decided there should be harmony etc.

[@xxx-qt8oh]

Bruce and Stevie,,,fire and ice,, whoever put those two together did a great job. Everyone of those artists are amazing,, Side note Dan aykroyd got the part by accident if you want to read about it.

[@ShyAnn291]

I was 4 years old when this was done, I’m 40 now!

[@sbtoolman12123]

That was Al Jarreau at the beginning i totally forgot he was in this! The lineups don't get any better than these people freaking legends!! and they all did it for free not to mention this was recorded right after an awards show so these people were literally up all night to do this! No "superstar" these days would do that.

[@cleusaathaidewaltrick4904]

Que saudade dessa turma boa que cantavam de verdade . amei a lembrança desses grandes artistas obrigado .por favor reagi aos Bee Gees .amo esse grupo e qualquer música deles é lindo .

[@carrielaliberte3255]

Beautiful! This collaboration had the best message ever❤️ Thanks Haps! 😇😇

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

🙂

[@laurabistak5680]

The musicians back then could actually sing for one. They didn't need autotune to sound good. They were also able to put aside their egos to come together to do this. Before this happened the British artists did 'Let them know it's Christmas'