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[@horizonzeromom]

I'm 45 and this is still my jam - I was a huge metalhead back in 1989, but good music is good music, and I found myself listening to just about all genres. It makes me happy when people discover this song :)

[@janosfernandez945]

I was a Goth and a matalhead but you can't hate Neneh or Eagle-Eye, they're so talented !

[@dopiaza2006]

Check out the extended mix - it's a beauty!

[@joes2514]

So funny that the American music industry didn't know how to market her. It was artists like her who introduced white boys like me to something other than rock and easy listening. I was never into rap or hip hop but she bridged the gap and produced something uniquely accepted by people of all walks. Thanks Neneh. You're still on my playlist to this day.

[@funkysuga1994]

I'm exactly the same not a lover of straight up rap and hip hop but she blended rap and made it more danceable mixing house and funk elements and blending it with her wonderful voice.

[@eleonora78]

Why America?she's not american

[@Datenmeer]

Absolutely, American Music has always been very separative, there are charts for each genre. Europe embraced her fusion style much more.

[@aflorine2]

​@@eleonora78she's a mixture of American Swedish and I forgot what her ither culture is. Her father was the late great Jazz player Don Cherry.

[@libbylulu148]

I was in high school when this came out. I still have the cassette tape to this album. I miss those days it was so great being young back then. We Gen X had it so good.

[@marshazeldin2350]

LibbyLu Lu we really did. The music was so good

[@hotmail305]

Yea buy we Gen X created these disgusting millenials killing our country right now 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@lonedinosaur13]

I_ride I’m an X-er who created a gen Z, so verdicts still out I guess ;-)

[@hotmail305]

lonedinosaur13 well you had your babies late which I think will be better for you and the child ....our generation who had babies in the 2000s have their child becoming Marxists now in college

[@kikidulalinko5570]

@@hotmail305 many generation x ´ers are not millenial´s parents

[@cronehagwitch3384]

Neneh Cherry is an extremely underrated artist. I’m so happy that this song made it to your ears. It was fresh back then and it hasn’t lost it. Will forever be in my feelgood playlist.

[@matsv201]

A other check for a Swedish artist that are underrated ...

[@cronehagwitch3384]

@@matsv201 yes, also, the knife. Hugely underrated!

[@matsv201]

@@cronehagwitch3384 I was.. "what?... what are you talking about".. Then find some on youtube... ye.. this sounds familiar.. Probably heard at least that song a few times

[@cronehagwitch3384]

@@matsv201 i’m sorry, I don’t think I understand what you’re saying. I was just adding other swedish artists that are underrated, in this case, the Knife.

[@kathrynhall1136]

@@cronehagwitch3384ℹ clearly understand what you’re talking about

[@Wesker1984]

Manchild is a good track by Neneh Cherry, as is her duet with Youssou N'Dour called 7 Seconds.

[@vmaxgr]

also buddy x with the late GURU from Gangstarr

[@KingFahtah]

Her version of "I've Got You Under My Skin" is very good.

[@Jesse_At_NewMexico]

Also ... Neneh Cherry - Kisses On The Wind

[@duffblimp9888]

You can also add "Woman" from the album "Man" as well.

[@funkysuga1994]

Agreed!

[@MRoyClark]

I stan this absolute queen. Neneh Cherry's stepdad was Jazz legend Don Cherry and her brother was one-hit-wonder Eagle-Eye Cherry ("Save Tonight", 1998). Born in Sweden in the 60s, when she moved to the UK as a teenager in the 70s, she joined up with legendary all-girl Punk Rock act The Slits as part of their touring entourage, then formed her own Noise/Avant Jazz combo, called Rip Rig + Panic. She then met her husband/longtime collaborator Cameron "Booga Bear" McVey, an aspiring Dance Music producer. "Buffalo Stance" began as a remix of "Looking Good Diving" by Booga Bear's band at the time, Morgan-McVey. Over the years she has collaborated on records with Gorillaz, The The, Four Tet , and Michael Stipe (of R.E.M.), She had another Top10 US hit with "Kisses on the Wind" (US#8, 1989), and she also had a hit duet with African Pop star Youssou N'Dour ("Seven Seconds", 1994). She has collaborated with all sorts of artists across many genres over the decades, but one little known fact about her is that she gave Biggie Smalls his big break when he guest rapped on a remix of her Modern Rock hit "Buddy X" (US#43, 1993). Another fun fact is that she helped several UK Trip-Hop acts get their start. (Trip-Hop was a genre of 90s music built around slow Hip-Hop beats and brooding vocals). But most of the major acts of the genre Massive Attack, Tricky, Portishead got their start practicing in the basement of the house she shared with Booga Bear.

[@josephdolman]

Correction it's save tonight not stay the night for her brothers hit

[@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax]

She also had a massive hit in 95 - 96 with "Woman". At least in Australia it was big.

[@MRoyClark]

@@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax Great song! Sadly, it never charted at all, in the US. A lot of great US, European, and Australian artists will just end up with a hit or two in the States and will end up being considered "one-hit wonders" despite long, successful careers and numerous worldwide hits.

[@horseygurl143]

Dude, you're a fountain of knowledge! Interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@caffein8ted]

You can also see Neneh dancing around quite a bit in the video for Big Audio Dynamite's "C'mon Every Beatbox."

[@jonevan580]

‘Manchild’, ‘kisses in the wind’ ‘seven seconds’ and ‘Heart’ are also really good Neneh Cherry tracks. She was a legend back in the days of early hip hop.

[@dsc4u]

Woman too

[@annesmith2259]

She’s a class act ! So beautiful

[@stevedotwood]

Love Neneh Cherry (and her brother Eagle-Eye Cherry) Born and raised in Sweden. She is still beautiful

[@lydiardtr]

And so is her sister Titiyo. It's one talented family.

[@padmelotus]

She was living in the UK and mixing with late 80's / early 90's trip hop and dance pioneers; such as Bomb the Base and The Wild Bunch (who she name-checks in this track). Many of the members of the Wild Bunch went on to become the epic Massive Attack. I seem to remember that Neneh pushed them into the studio and maybe even paid for their first studio session. She's a legend, and also an early crush of mine.

[@wtfisditvoorbullshit]

I didn't know they were brother and sister....mind blown

[@tolstoyed]

and still a great performer. saw her with the thing a few years ago, when she was like in her 50's, and it was well punk. the thing, with all the projects they're involved with, are one of the best free jazz trios around, and neneh has a super interesting history, starting with her dad and then her involvement in the bristol's 90's scene. i had the opportunity to interview her and she was well nice

[@padmelotus]

Her daughter, "Mabel", is a pop star now. She looks a lot like her, but doesn't convey that same sassy attitude that i liked from Neneh.

[@mrjuan74]

This reminds me of my youth. I'm 45. Great song!

[@alibrown5917]

Same

[@verucAssaut]

Same! 41 next month and I remember this video being played on MTV and LOVING it!!

[@BardOfAndromeda]

Me too! 46 next month, loved this tune when I was 14, still sounds good today :D

[@topherchris76]

Same! I'm 44

[@andyjulia]

54 here- you youngins!

[@KeithDCanada]

If you loved this... and how could you not? She was awesome back in the day. But another song to check out is "Groove Is In The Heart" by Deee-Lite Same cool fresh energy. A great danceable tune. Or, "I'm Looking For A New Love" by Jody Watley Both these songs are incredible female artists from one of the best musical decades... not to mention great songs to kick off the summer with

[@VanDettaDoesGLAM]

Groove is a gem hope she does it ❤️

[@mrjuan74]

That’s another favorite of mine!!

[@MisterMikeTexas]

There's always "Wishing Well" by Terrance Trent D'arby. And the album version of "Purple Rain" by Prince. "Straight Up" by Paula Abdul is also catchy. Further Paula was the reason I watched "American Idol" in the early days (😍😍).

[@tomknight5158]

Tuuuuunnnee mate, good recommendation

[@cynicalgenXcyclist]

Try Deee-Lite with Groove Is In The Heart

[@lisainfantes6583]

gmta

[@johnweatherholt2209]

Hell yeah.

[@EchoRider515]

Yaass!

[@jcr-studios]

Def

[@sarahmurphy8030]

Love it 🤗

[@gchristyer]

Uk rocks ! Some Soul to Soul ...back to life

[@winykittygirl]

YES!!!👌👌👌

[@DjNikGnashers]

@@winykittygirl Indeed. UK made some amazing music, that Americans today who have never heard that era (86-90) would definitely relate to.

[@raztendo3540]

Well she´s born and raised in Sweden. Her real name from birth Neneh Marianne Karlsson;))

[@Msboochie2]

She has to do them! Uber talented

[@aflorine2]

​@@DjNikGnashersplenty if us 70s and 8os babies know UK artist from that era such as loose Ends soul II soul. Alot of those artist cross over and still played frequently today.

[@jamesy4003]

Ok this was the Jam - she was fine as heck - and no cursing !! 89’ wow. It’s been awhile - we always stand in a Buffalo Stance ! Rock on India 💥

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Yep! 18 when this came out!!! Good ole days!!!

[@donaldjz]

And didn't have to be in half naked

[@mikekaraoke]

no in general 1988

[@captainhickey2608]

Neneh never gets old - just as good as when we danced to it in the late 80's early 90's. There is so much for you to experience some of my favourites in the early dance / hip hop style - C&C Music Factory, Young MC, Salt N Pepa, Soul to Soul

[@mistateearuba]

Try "Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy" or "Goldie - Inner City Life"

[@dontalkt2meboutheros]

....The Wild Bunch she hangs with.

[@High_Lord_Of_Terra]

Unfinished sympathy is a masterpiece.

[@High_Lord_Of_Terra]

Portishead's Sour Times too

[@nicksneddon2396]

Unfinished sympathy is one of the greatest tracks ever made

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Unfinished Sympathy is EVERYTHING!!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@joeundercoffer2567]

Dang!!! Throwback to middle school. Haven’t heard this in years

[@wendycalla4325]

Right!

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Now that’s a throwback! Damn.. I’m old- oh well.. this was the shizzle back in the day!!

[@joeundercoffer2567]

Kimberlini Bambini I hear you I was middle school in 1989 6th grade

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Joe Undercoffer I was graduating HS in 89! 😖😁

[@Mortigantoj]

I hear this a lot still, but mostly because it's the song on Jamie Oliver's 15 Minute Meals show intro 😛

[@steveroberts7458]

1989.....this song was on mtv all day, everyday........great tune😀👍

[@mikekaraoke]

not 1989-In general 1988

[@steveroberts7458]

mikey p 😀i was there mate..... summer of 89. all day, everyday......could have been 88 also.....i wouldnt know. my mate got a satellite dish in 89....the first in the street.....we spent all 89 watching mtv. neneh cherry was on all day every day😀👍

[@mikekaraoke]

@@steveroberts7458 Came out in the UK in 1988, And was on radio shit loads, On well known music shows like-TOTP, The Chart Show, Motor Mouth, etc We got our first Sky Dish in 1986-Where you from?

[@steveroberts7458]

mikey p liverpool area uk

[@mikekaraoke]

@@steveroberts7458 So both from UK then, Whydidn't you just say I'm in UK as well in Liverpool-As know it is in UK lol You must of heard it in 1988 then-As was released in Sept of that year and was on-Top of the Pops, Chart Show, On radio loads of times-And music video would play on both them programmes plus others like-Also we still had Cable but didn't need a dish for channels like-Music Box, The Children's Channel, Super Channel, Chart Attack, etc must know of these satellite-channels that did not need a dish as the signal was being sent via Europe

[@michaelwilde4779]

Neneh Cherry was combining the uptown New York sounds of rap with the downtown sound of rock and new wave. Nobody was making music like her back then, but she influenced a lot of people.

[@ForestFairywales]

Wow, loved this as a teenager...and have just realised I still know all the words! 😂 thanks for the reaction x

[@tanyamonk1280]

1989... Great year for music! I soooo remember this.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Yessss!!!

[@mikekaraoke]

1988 in general

[@jason9m]

"Kisses on the Wind" is another great track from Neneh Cherry.

[@chrisbayliss3532]

Love that track! Thanks for reminding me😄

[@jankypop-a-matic58]

Love Neneh! She is the BOMB of old school rap! Her daughter is no slouch either!

[@gamergirlkayla6394]

Buffalo Stance was a SUPER HUGE dance floor hit in the clubs in the '80s. Also being a club DJ and remixer, this a song that I have remixed myself. For years, I would still put this in the mix every now and then in the clubs. The older crowd would flock to the floor, then have a lot of the younger crowd come to the DJ booth to ask who is that and became a fan of the song.

[@gigigiseleworld]

💙🎶🌸

[@redken1962]

I'm an old white rocker, but I love that record, quality all the way through.

[@horseygurl143]

Me, too, dude, and I'm STILL hangin' in a buffalo stance!

[@redken1962]

@@horseygurl143 what are you like 🤣

[@horseygurl143]

@@redken1962 Hey! Well, I'm an old white rocker. Loved music of all genres my whole life. I loved Buffalo Stance then, like I still do to this day. How about you???

[@redken1962]

Yeah I like any music that's good really, as long as its got proper talent behind it and it's not just manufactured, I like all sorts of strange stuff 🤣

[@horseygurl143]

@@redken1962 What's HE like? Sounds like HE might be YOU!

[@jamesjacobsk4ebb]

Welcome to a time when music was good and actually had meaning! Great song and still on my playlist.

[@back2black717]

My senior year in high school! I still have the "cassingle" hahaha!!! I loved that song and so did everyone else if I recall correctly! Lots of fun! She has a brother, Eagle Eye Cherry with a song "Save The Night" which was a big hit for him in the 90's. She comes from a musical family I believe.

[@lildebbie997]

She helped Massive Attack come on the scene in the 90's..."Lookin' good, hangin' with tha Wild Bunch". India you've got to check out Massive Attack and Portishead. But they are both deeeepppp so take your time and enjoy.

[@pintpot]

Wow! I'd forgotten how great this was! Weird how it still stands up despite being TOTALLY 1989. "Wha' izz 'ee like!"

[@nicholashylton6857]

Quality music stands the test of time - as always.

[@stevesm4]

Know wha' I mean? One of the best singles of the 1980s. I played the album on my old Sony Walkman over and over but still, whenever I hear this single again, I'm astonished at just how good it still sounds.

[@saneman666]

This track was a standout in the pop rotation when it came out. It combined the best of hip hop and 80s pop in the same song. And Neneh was so charismatic in the video

[@davidgalan9921]

I LOVED your reaction to this video and also love that you like the song! This song came out in 1989......I was a sophomore in high school. This song ruled the charts and rocked the radio and dance clubs. I honestly to this day still have the cassette single of this song...back then they released the artists singles on a cassette tape with another album song on the other side so you could just buy the single song if you didn't want to buy the whole album. I loved your reaction.....you really got into it and I could tell that you like it. Your video made me soooo happy.....thank you for reacting to this song and giving me a happy boost I needed after a long day!

[@doplinger1]

Another one you’d REALLY enjoy is “Groove is in the Heart” by Dee-Lite. Dee-groovy and Dee-licious!

[@asmr-art1844]

I think you’ll love her song ‘Seven Seconds’ it’s completely different from this though!

[@dannydorko7075]

god the amount of times i heard that song on the radio haha

[@ourliam4482]

And Man Child was a classic

[@bryanhale5254]

Hey check it out girl you know the songs called Buffalo Stance so then you've got in the middle of song she starts doing this thing and wouldn't you know it there's a little sample from weather earlier hip hop records of all time produced by Malcolm McLaren who actually produced first of the punk bands The Sex Pistols back in England from when he got to New York he saw what was going on with the break dancing so he produce the record and it was called Buffalo Gals I'm sure you've heard it but if you listen to that real close to hear a sample from the Buffalo Gals which makes perfect sense since the song is Buffalo Stance don't you remember that one? That scratch is making me itch three Buffalo Gals go round the outside round the outside round the outside uh huh .

[@AM-xz6bf]

Love that one too

[@gchristyer]

Manchild & 7 seconds both awesome ! ✌️🇬🇧

[@jeffcobb2734]

I loved her album "Raw Like Sushi" back in the day. Try "kisses in the wind" and "heart" from that album.

[@user-db1ne9dd8g]

Yeah I feel like I'm around like sushi everyday

[@Erikalynn1977]

This song came out when I was 12 and this was my jam lol every girl in my school loved this song lol I still jam this in my truck 😂 on my iTunes 😎

[@monchorga]

The music of today can't hold up to the old school jams. Glad the younger generation is embracing he classics. They sound even better today, as they did back them. Love your reaction India.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

dunno bout all that. There's some great music out right now. Check out Band Maid, The Heavy, Jessica Lea Mayfield, Gary Clark jr & Deap Vally

[@Evie170]

I'm so excited by the new generation of female rappers, with City Girls, Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, Doja Cat, Saweetie and Kash Doll! Haven't been this excited since the late '80s/early '90s, with the OG's Salt N Pepa, Neneh Cherry, Monie Love and Queen Latifah! 😊

[@TomYaz]

The song that they are scratching into the song is Malcolm McLaren “Buffalo gals”

[@kimme2852]

Malcolm McLaren was EVERYTHING !!

[@glynanthony3499]

Now this takes me back, 1989, last year of school, best mate made me a copy of Raw Like Sushi on cassette.......yes, cassette 😳 #GoodTimesGreatMusic

[@adnap]

I forgot how much I loved this song. NU SHOOZ “I CAN’T WAIT” ?

[@stephallan2543]

OMG...both of these were in my tape cassette player Continually! Ha ha. I loved NU SHOOZ! 🙋🏻‍♀️💕🎆🕺🏻💫👌🏽

[@Roadstar1602]

I grew up in America the 1980s. I heard this song for the first time in 2019.

[@unseenentity326]

Since we're here, you gotta listen to Shannon - Let the Music Play

[@thewhat531]

A favorite from my childhood

[@nomirusso20]

This was my jam back in the day!!! We jumped on this in a hot minute!! Thank you for bringing it back! And I’m glad u enjoyed it too!😀

[@rickb.4168]

The break down is total Malcolm McLaren, have a listen to ‘Double Dutch’ you’ll love it.

[@greerphillips4756]

I don’t think it’s possible for me to get tired of this song. Great choice. She had a follow up single called “Kisses on the Wind,” which I also love.

[@Ogeroigres]

I remember this song very well when it was released in 1989, I was 10 years old! Great fun.

[@rickyogima]

love the purples and thanks for sharing your excitement about music - this song was my jam as a teen

[@telemperor]

I can't believe I forgot how beautiful she was and probably still is. Loved this song and I didn't even try to understand it back in the day.

[@js0988]

Her brother is also a pretty good singer, Eagle-Eye Cherry!

[@js0988]

His song Save Tonight is bomb!

[@HansAhlqvist]

and her sister Titiyo .. also a good singer

[@herrbonk3635]

@@HansAhlqvist I have spoken to Titiyo a couple of times, had no idea Cherry's were her siblings...

[@HansAhlqvist]

@@herrbonk3635 Neneh and Titiyo are half siblings... same father but both have a swedish mother and grow up in sweden.... If I remember right !

[@aflorine2]

Her daughter Mabel Cherry who is a singer today looks just like her as well.

[@lennyloves4518]

Loved this song as a kid and still love it to this day, it’s a great workout jam lol. Yup, took me back to middle school.

[@robertromero2928]

This song represents where Rap meets Hip Hop. Miss Cherry nailed it here. You can hear here English accent in the song. Video shows how cute she is

[@reighneedaze5876]

you should try some Massive Attack.They kick started the 90's in the UK.

[@ZohraBoelhouwers]

This is hilarious. I would love to see you react on ' Adventures of Stevie V - Dirty Cash', wonder how you feel about that one , it's real oldskool hiphop :)

[@Kagsy_BRD]

I must have watched this video about 8 times at least since I found it. It truly fills me with joy! This is the first of your videos I saw India, so obviously I’m hooked and super-stoked to see your journey!!!

[@ChrisShawCDS]

Just want to say that you bring a smile to my face every time I watch you, India! It's the surprise, expressions and reactions to songs that many of have cherished for years that are great! Love your energy! Looking forward to many more reactions! Thank you!

[@dickhead711]

So glad you did this legend.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

You hit the nail on the head. Old school hip hop and right now you got me having flashbacks and missing the 90s so bad. Have you ever reacted to Queen Latifah?? You really must if not!

[@patrickmiller1834]

I like your channel. Yes this song was fire. Can’t believe I’m over 50 now. I was a young 20 year old. Those that was there remember goood music and times. PS her father is a great jazz musician

[@theamazingwolfboy]

Love these reaction vids. Saw you're message about how you feel recently but please keep these up. Your subscribers love you and what you what do.

[@richardwalker9445]

Listen to Massive Attack Unfinished Symphony, it's a classic.

[@jameswoodhouse9885]

Great tune

[@ingrid8994]

💯💯💯

[@Oxmustube]

Did you know that when she mentions Wild Bunch, she was talking to the members of what would become Massive Attack? She's the one who told them to stop procrastinating and get on with their music. I am forever grateful.

[@Tberger9]

OOOH YA!

[@funkysuga1994]

One of the best! 💕

[@user-pd9oi5hi1d]

I swear to god, did anyone else see this song playing on Jamie Oliver's cooking show?? It was so awesome I thought I was having acid flash back.

[@mamabearthrives7815]

I have not heard that song since I was a kid !! and I could not even believe that I remembered all the words!!! Thank you for your appreciation of music and also for breaking it down on who she was!! so many of these reaction you tubers post these types of videos but don’t even look into the history of the artists or talk about how this song moves them or what they think it’s about , so I really appreciate the time you take to do that 🥰

[@kittycatswhiskers]

Neneh has my heart! I first heard this on my friends casette tape and we sneaked away from the main school building to this unused drama 'hut', put it on a little stero and DANCED, and you had better believe we did "the dive everytime we dance". Raw like Sushi I have owned on all formats now, right from vinyl, cassette, cd.... digitally 💖💖💖 She is a role model to me and has been since I was 12 when this was released! Thank you for the reminder of how awesome Neneh Cherry is, and huge love to you from across the pond. You got a new subscriber 😘

[@kittycatswhiskers]

Also I am so glad to have been a teenager in the late 80's. The music scene had so many inspirational women like Neneh Cherry. Kate Bush, Janet Jackson (PLEASE react to Rhythm Nation if you haven't heard it, the video....oh that video!!), Madonna, Annie Lennox, Missy Elliot, Mary J. Blige, Cyndi Lauper, Tracy Chapman, Debbie Harry......I could go on 😂💖

[@MrCzarGuy1]

She had a album called “man” that had a lot of good songs

[@paulm496]

Her song “Move with me “ is amazing with maybe an old school feeling..

[@Problembeing]

She also did a great song later in her career called ‘Kootchi’, and from Raw Like Sushi, a song called ‘Manchild’.

[@mamamac7069]

I used to play this song constantly! Takes me back. She has a gorgeous daughter called Mabel that has her own musical career now. She's great, too.

[@gregoryreed4866]

React to Jane Child "Don't want to fall in love"

[@toomanyjstoomanyrs1705]

Nose ring or nose chain before they were popular in the 2000s. Loved that video and song.

[@mldnm]

Eagle Eye Cherry, "Save Tonight". Is her brother.

[@griz5687]

This is a good one! Great pick

[@EchoRider515]

Oh wow. Didn't know that. 👍😁

[@findlaythompson609]

@@EchoRider515 Her daughter Mabel is also a singer kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZqaqY2EaZukb6s

[@charleshaire420]

Love your channel!! I am the click everything type and this is what I am looking for in quality content. Great songs and really good commentary. You really do good reviews!!!

[@creolecherokee7894]

Ooohh, I remember I used to like 🥰this song A lot when I was little girl,👍 back in the late 80's🎶

[@pinto69ish]

She was so damn cute. In that video she was pregnant.

[@steveg5302]

Her daughter is an artist now called Mabel . And her brother was eagle eye cherry check them both out .

[@Juliajett19]

I've been a fan of this song for decades and it's nice to see you enjoying it!😏

[@brianhitzone37]

Thanks for doing that one always been a favorite of mine. My weekend needed a little buffalo stance!

[@lorigirard7239]

Great song in high school 🔥❤

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

It was the shxt!!

[@lorigirard7239]

@@kimberlinibambini1988 🔥

[@mrchrisk36]

Haven't heard that in a long time great reaction India. Might I suggest I want to have some fun by Samantha Fox

[@Themis4970]

This was my jam in high school ❤️my friends and made up a whole dance routine for this song - it’s still on my playlist now - great song!!

[@shirleyujest7786]

This was so fresh back in the day!!! So glad you resurrected it!

[@helenbreakiron6001]

You should check out Mone' Love ""It's a shame" :)

[@jonnno2439]

Would be fun if you reacted to "Uptown Top Ranking" by Althea and Donna

[@virginiaaguilar3648]

I’m 51 and this will forever be my jam. Makes me think of when I turned 20

[@loriwishman1866]

THANK YOU! I forgot this and I loved it, still do! Great memories.

[@paulhilling6208]

Fun fact her daughter is Mabel ! Don't call me up etc !

[@carolynjanesutton4932]

As amazing as her mother!

[@malloryemclaren]

Try Cutting Crew - Life in a Dangerous Time; and Johnny Hates Jazz - Shattered Dreams

[@80smusiclover8]

Love this when it came out, I love my 80s music, u need to listen to more 80s hugs 🙏🤗

[@glenwilliams6877]

Glad you got to hear her India. I've been a fan since the late 80s and she rarely tours in this country but I got to see her the last two times she performed in NYC. She's the best!

[@mgall65]

should give The sugarbabes a listen,Freak like me or push the button.

[@ucandance87]

Heck yeah, “Push The Button” is the jam

[@julieharden2433]

Oh the memories! This song was so popular - I was a senior in high school when this came out. MTV played videos. I can't believe I still remember the words. Lol. So awesome! I forgot how beautiful Neneh was.

[@jasonbushnell3143]

This is one of my favorite songs of all time because it has some hip-hop but very R&B type vocals and harmonies to in which I just love it and your responses to it pretty much were mine

[@Bryan-lu4du]

Ahh wonderful. I was jamming out to this in the car today. I was only 10 years old when this came out and I remember it being on the radio vividly. Nothing quite like the 80’s, I always go back to it.

[@mikell5087]

Girl, how did you find one of my favorites? Now I grew up in the '70's and my faves were heavy rockers like Led Zeppelin and Jethro Tull. But I was crazy about this song in the 80's. Yes old school hip hop. I was trying for days to record this video on my VCR off MTV and when I finally got it I wore that tape out. You see a tough guy on the corner with all the attitude, that was the Buffalo Stance. I always knew what it looked like, after this song I knew what to call it.

[@Mx.RumpusParable]

This was so great on the radio to come up and get into. Lots of great flow and vibe and energy to it.

[@mickeyrob7532]

I was in my late teens when this came out. I surprised myself singing along, remembered all the words.

[@lysareneep.8028]

I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE me some Neneh. I cannot get enough of this whole album. Wore it out many times over in the 80s and 90s. Still love it today. Timeless and so damn full of funky.

[@raulp3943]

I love how you were getting down to this...😎😁 One of my all-time favorite jams...🎶🎧🎤

[@williamfinney6660]

This song was everywhere back in high school. I always thought she was super 🔥

[@cementshoes1425]

Thank you for the deja-vu, this was my jam back in the old days, I remember my dad yelling at me for turning this song way up at 3 or 4am, full blast on MTV lol he needed earplugs in his life, I don’t know how to act when my jam is on 🎼🎹🎸❤️

[@MsGoon40]

Totally enjoyed your reaction. I loved this time ('88-'93) for r&b as it reminds me of college and working.

[@svenolley]

This one of my favourite all-time video. I saw here at UEA Norwich that year. Great person. Rockin' track!!!