VH1 Fan Club: Abba documentary, Jan 2002

[@vhagerty]

The music of today can't hold a candle to the greatness of Abba. The lyrics, the music and their voices are unmatched. 😊

[@RickDanner]

you are correct and all the ridcule they took from leftist punk bands who sang out of key and knew 2 chords . ABBAs music is timeless because its great like the beatles

[@mindyk-j450]

When I first heard ABBA it was back in the 70's. I was about 13 years old and instantly fell in LOVE with ABBA! I am now 60 years old and still LOVE ABBA! ❤❤❤❤❤😄I wasn't popular as a child and my brother & sister teased me because they didn't think ABBA was "cool". I didn't care! And told my daughter the other day,, when I die if they play music at my wake, I want them to play Abba! MY MUSIC!❤😁

[@dianaramirez3468]

Totally agree with you. For my funeral: ABBA music😍

[@graciasporlamusica]

It's been so wonderful to have appeared on this show alongside with other fans from different parts of the world! This is onne of my best memories! In my case it was quite a challenge to travel from Argentina to New York, and especially because of what had happened to the Twin Towers a month before the premiere of Mamma Mia! But it was one of my best decisions in my life! And it's so funny to see me yelling at Björn "We Need You!". Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Argentina.

[@matthewbaduria]

Thank you for posting this.Abba is one of my all time favorite bands.i saw this on VH-1 back in 2002,and forgot about it.i was only 15 years old,when i started listening to Abba.and i've been a fan ever since.thank you Justin.

[@anamariarodriguez5466]

You can't go wrong with the ABBA vibe!❤❤❤❤❤

[@abbagodz]

Thank you for posting this. I saw it when it originally aired on VH-1 back in 2002 and had forgotten about it. I was just like Justin, but was 11 when I discovered ABBA back in 1976. Been a huge fan ever since...hope Justin still is too.

[@dianaramirez3468]

I loved this video ❤and haven't seen before. I was also like justin at that age. I'm 55 now and still love and admire ABBA. My classmates learned and sang their songs😂. They also learned to work in teams to get something good. ABBA, best group ever. Greetings from México 🇲🇽

[@michaelrochester48]

ABBA did not make as much of an inroads in the United States as they did in Europe, but the ones they reached like me made me fans for life from the time. I was eight years old old in 1974. Never left me. Wanted to learn so much about them but in the 1970s, so Little was written about them in the United States.

[@bazuka5900]

Thanks for posting this. It’s was so good to watch as I have not seen it before and interesting as they were all American ABBA fans. I wondered if any of them are still ABBA Fans today and where they are now. 😘

[@jimmcgreehan3624]

I love Abba and play their music in my performances!

[@carljan57]

Music that transcends generations. Bloody amazing. 50 years. ABBA will go on forever.

[@TheAllieKat2003]

This brings back such great memories. I was 14 when this first aired, and this turned me into an ABBA fan. I also had to give the A*Teens a shoutout too because their remakes introduced me to their music.

[@edwardbliss8931]

I always search for music documentaries. How did I miss this?

[@SCARAMOUSXL5]

ABBAAAAAAAAAA!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@touraneindanke]

I did get myself a brand new Volvo in 1983. When i played an ABBA cassette i did get some ‘correcting’ comments every now and then. Still driving that Volvo now (as a second car) and the music still playing. Life as a pensioner with my own stubborn character is not bad actualy. 🇸🇪🍀🇺🇦🫶🙏🏽🍀