YALL WERE RIGHT!.. FIRST TIME HEARING! Abba - Mamma Mia | REACTION

[@darealadogg]

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[@Muckylittleme]

WE WANT MORE ABBA Where d'ya go man?

[@dagmar.6954]

I grew up with all the fabulous music from the 60's-80's. ABBA was one of my favorites. They had lots of hits & I owned many of their albums. I can't think of a bad song by them. Some of their best are "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme", "Thank You For The Music", "Does Your Mother Know?", "Super Trouper", "Money, Money, Money", "The Name Of The Game", "I Have A Dream", "Voulez-Vous", "Fernando", "Chiquitita", "Take A Chance On Me", "SOS", "Knowing Me, Knowing You", "Dancing Queen" etc. Nice to see that they are back together again recording after all these years.

[@Muckylittleme]

The winner takes it all, One of us, Lay all your love on me, I've been waiting for you, Summer night city, If it wasn't for the nights, Super Trouper, My love my life, Angel eyes, Tropical loveland, ring ring, So long, does your mother know, That's me, Kisses of fire, hasta manana, As god as new, when I kissed the teacher, Our last summer, slipping through my fingers, When all is said and done, the king has lost his crown, Why did it have to be, Eagle, The day before you came... Abba goodness never ends.

[@TheZeroAssassin]

Loved the joy on your face while listening. There is just something about their music, it gets to everyone. They were one of the hugest things on the planet :)

[@patswanson2870]

They had so many good songs it's hard to pick which ones you should react to. Fernando, SOS, Dancing Queen, are 3 you could start with.

[@angelagraves865]

The Name of the Game

[@suprchickn7745]

Knowing Me, Knowing You; Money, Money, Money; Chiquitita; Angeleyes; Voulez-Vous-so many great songs

[@richardscanlan3419]

When I Kssed the Teacher,Rock Me.@@suprchickn7745

[@zoemn24]

The urge I’m fighting to shout sing this at 1AM here in the UK! ABBA are and always will be iconic!

[@floridahiker1503]

Dancing Queen is my favorite Abba song.

[@martinbeermann1214]

I really can't say what's my favorite song of Abba. What I definitely know is that they are timeless and more than ever the music witch gives me still a nostalgic lovely touch as a warm hug long time before till now and till the end. I love this music, their voices and harmonies, lyrics and presence. Please listen to SOS, Eagle, Soldiers and more... Thanks for your your great presentation.

[@williamfaust5769]

If you listen to Abba, you need to do Dancing Queen. Of course, Waterloo, Fernando, Chiquita, Take a Chance on Me, Knowing Me Knowing You, I Do I Do I Do I Do, and Voulez Vous were big hits, too. They were really big in the 70's. Great band.

[@mariaJ3105]

Yes but dont forget their amazing tracks they had on their albums

[@lesleekahler6514]

I was a little girl and because of my dad's job we had just moved to Scotland, I heard ABBA for the first time when they won the Eurovision contest, been in love ever since

[@sonjarussell7332]

I grew up in the 70’s when ABBA was at its peak turning out new hits almost every week. You’ve probably heard a lot of their songs and just didn’t know it! Their music is so popular it was turned into a stage musical titled, “Mamma Mia” and later a movie with an all-star cast...including Meryl Streep! A lot of their songs were also featured in the movie, “Muriels Wedding” and they also did “ABBA:The Movie” (musical/documentary)! They broke up in the 80’s (both couples divorced) but are now back making music today, and are all in their 70’s!!! Another rabbit hole of great music to dive into!

[@geetee4459]

This was never even supposed to be a single. A music guru in Australia played the music video on his show and within days there were requests to the record company to release it. It took ABBA a few weeks to say 'ok'. It went to #1 immediately and then was released in other countries - like UK - to have similar success. ABBA always thanked the guru (Ian Meldrum) for his decision back then. And 50 years later it is an iconic song all over the world.

[@L4AH4N1889]

ABBA is in another universe! No other Music band comes close to them!

[@leroyrs]

Fun fact for me is that I watched that show "Musikladen" asa little kid on German tv those days. It was in 1976 when they brought a Special about Abba's greatest hits. Nobody knew how many great songs would follow.

[@kathryndunn9655]

Abba Don't shut me down. First time I heard it I was a small child on a holiday park in uk

[@Chesleygirl]

Obviously you need to hear Dancing Queen if you haven't already. 😊

[@amybennett8447]

The movie Mama Mia does a good job making a story out of a bunch of their music.

[@lenaengell8528]

ABBAs songs are full of catchy and happy melodies; you get in such a good mood when you listen to ABBA. Their music pick you up when you are down or in a depression. Make you want to dance and celebrate being alive. The music is effortless, and yet so complex in all their different layers. In my opinion, Benny Andersson is one of the very best composers of our time. When you really and fully understand the text of ABBA songs, you will be amazed of the depth in the lyrics and the phenomenal insights in the challenges of being human. This ability allows us to easily identify with the lyrics. I do not know of any other group that can captivate me and enchant me like ABBA. Their music and lyrics are magical. Neither do I know of any other group that can evoke as many different and genuine emotions and feelings in me as ABBA do. This is a rare talent that ABBA have in abundance. I go as far as to say that this talent makes their music and lyrics a real healing on a very deep, unconscious level. So, in these very turbulent, chaotic and uncertain times, ABBA has a HUGE mission. Love from Lena

[@larrylindgren9484]

Before autotune. The girls sang all the backgrounds. The voice layering for ABBA was always underrated. It gave ABBA their sound.

[@kayliedawn4596]

I feel like it's physically impossible to not groove when ABBA comes on. One of my mom's favourite groups ever, I remember sneaking out to the living room as a kid at night to grab an ABBA CD to put in my Walkman to listen to when I couldn't sleep.

[@eduardooscar309]

I'm so glad that You follow a reaction to ABBA with "Mamma Mía" "Mamma Mía" (1975) for me is the best pure pop If someone ask me for what is a pop song, i give them this video and this song "Mamma Mía" have all elements: catchy melodies, more hooks, beauty voices and harmonies, it's funny It's a great song Not in my Top 10, but is really an excellent pop song This is an iconic video for which in Australia they asked that "Mamma Mía" be released as a single They did it in 1975 and it was #1 in Australia for 10 weeks and ABBAmania woke up there When the single was released in England it had a slow but steady rise to #1 and from there toppling none other than 'Bohemian Rhapsody' by Queen in January 31, 1976 "Mamma Mia" together with their predecessor "S.O.S." are the two songs that gave ABBA its musical identity as a pop group With both songs began ABBA's great series of more than 20 worldwide hits for six consecutive years 1975/1981, included: Fernando Dancing Queen Knowing me knowing you Take a chance on me Chiquitita The winner takes it all Super Trouper From this list of hits I suggest continue with "S.O.S." (the single before Mamma Mía) Some reactors did it with Oficial vídeo, the last that I saw chose the TV presentation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmraXn9plq52oJY I hope to see you in another reaction to ABBA My best regards from Buenos Aires Argentina

[@victor543211000]

Abba is HUGE!

[@TheWilsontm]

Excellent reaction Adogg! Let’s try super trooper, Fernando, Waterloo, SOS! All so good!! Love this band !💕

[@FrankCastlesConscience]

One of my ex bosses went on a blind date when he was over in Sweden in the early 80s, with the blonde girl in Abba. His jaw hit the floor as you can imagine. Abba were the biggest pop band on the planet for 3-4 years.

[@Jeffbambam]

ABBA was a excellent 70s group during the disco Era. They were different from everyone else at the time . Wasn't my cup of tea but I really found myself singing these jingles without even realizing it 😆

[@stevebrown661]

Yes...more ABBA!

[@web-todi]

Try Dancing Queen. It is Abba's signature song and (argueably) the most brilliant pop song ever produced. It's a masterpiece and the essence of Pop music.

[@nikkibanning176]

The guy on the keyboards did most of the songwriting. There are two Mamma Mia movies out that are a lot of fun, they used a lot of ABBA's music.

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

My top favourite Abba song is Summer Night City. Also love The Name of the Game, Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie, Under Attack, Waterloo, and Voulez Vous.

[@paulecrosby2006]

One of the best groups ever.

[@AWKnuden]

They broke up in 80 or 81, and have not played together since. BUT about 1 year ago, they joined up again, and have released a new album. Fantastic. They are now all in there 70’s, and they sound amazing. You should check out some of there new songs. Try “Dont shut me down” or another one.

[@monicamad1285]

Super Trouper 🔥🔥

[@toniharris2143]

They made this song into a movie called Mamma Mia

[@dcalab]

Gotta go with Dancing Queen as their best.

[@angelagraves865]

The Name of the Game is a great song.

[@lindygirl3572]

You need to go down the ABBA rabbit hole 😊

[@magnusmagnolius]

Dive deeper, please, in this wonderful rabbit hole! Abba is a pleasant but toxic swedish drug!

[@susanstavrou4232]

Great band, huge!!!!!!!

[@ianpovey2577]

What's even more remarkable is that they are Swedish, if you find some of their interviews you will hear their accents, yet when they sang they pronounced the words perfectly, they were top notch 👍

[@Chesleygirl]

So joyful

[@upmperthay]

The Swedes are VERY creative! Take a chance on me & the Hawaii song were 2 of my favorites.

[@jdw9397]

😁 Several people have suggested it already, but the musical Broadway show/movie Mama Mia used their songs to create the plot. Fun!

[@rhondahandley9595]

I would 💓 to see you react to the Eurovision contest they won with "Waterloo". Put them on the map and in our lives.

[@hifijohn]

after 60 years it's the only good group Eurovision has discovered.

[@mattshaw6180]

"Fernando." Gotta be.

[@theresenydahl9531]

Thank you for a great video reaction!🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@2006wilbury]

dancing queen is a must

[@m.ericwatson968]

They're great songwriters, wrote some super catchy pop-hooks, check out "Waterloo", title sounds odd but the hook in the chorus is some delicious, sticky bubblegum

[@herrbonk3635]

All of you US/UK folks that say you like their most famous songs (or bubblegum side), I have a curious question: Have you even heard their later productions, such as The Visitors LP for instance? It's pretty different.

[@charlenewebb5893]

I Love ABBA They Were Big Very Big

[@djskdjsk28]

Your beautiful smile said it all! They are a rabbit hole you need to be pushed into as they are one of the most successful groups ever with so many many many hits. They will not disappoint, I guarantee. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@susanstavrou4232]

Their voice's were so good together!!!!!!

[@mattigolx2532]

we want more ABBA :) Try listen and react to - Lay all your love on me or If it wasnt for the nights

[@Joy-qw3wm]

This tune tales me back to my childhood ,makes me smile and just want to get up and dance!! Davourites by Abba ,Danxing Queen and Fernando....pretty please ?:)

[@deanmaynard8256]

This song reminds me of growing up in Porpoise Spit.

[@rayfaircloth8253]

More ABBA please!!

[@Marie-or6hz]

"Fernando."

[@michaelpowell964]

YOU HAVE TO DO A REACTION TO THE SONG "does your mother know" !!! YOU WILL LOVE IT!!

[@dorojessy6932]

You should also react to Gimme, Gimme, Gimme (a man after midnight) by ABBA from 1979.

[@jamesgraham776]

Must give "sos" a listen to. 😎

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Agnatha’s bum is legendary on this one.

[@dragonfly8213]

S.O.S,Fernando,Does your Mother know

[@nanokiss1220]

I love theese ABBA-Reactions 👍 Thank you 🙂 Greetings from Nuremberg - Germany 🙂

[@TangoEliott]

If you like sensuality and excellent guitar and piano listen to Andante, Andante. It is very sensual. Not a rocker but man it is good.

[@wawa2]

Yeah it is impossible to not groove to ABBA... Definitely check out Fernando, SOS, Knowing Me Knowing You, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)

[@Cynthia...]

Love ABBA good choice! They were Swedish and hardly spoke any English but learned the words to the songs. There’s also a movie called Mamma Mia with Meryl Streep I believe.

[@angelagraves865]

The movie was terrible.

[@kristinegross5749]

ADOGG Check out KNOWING ME KNOWING YOU, DANCING QUEEN, S.O.S. , AND TAKE A CHANCE ON ME. Great songs of the 70's.

[@helenpeterson]

Please do Does Your Mother Know and Hole In Your Soul back to back Live @Wembley for a whole new amazing ABBA experience, absolutely incredible.

[@sirjohnmara]

SoFi Stadium is insane! I hope you get to go to a RAMS game. I would if I could... Congrats to the Super Bowl! Thanks from Sweden! ABBA LIVE at Wembley last 2 songs PLEASE! ABBA MORE ABBA ABBA ABBA ABBA MORE ABBA SONGS ABBA

[@waynecox3958]

Next up……DOES YOUR MOTHER KNOW.

[@Lisa-M]

Please react to Dancing Queen next. I really can't believe you never heard this song.

[@micheleallen]

There are a couple of movies called Mama Mia and Mama Mia Here We Go Again using nothing but ABBA songs.

[@stellamorgan482]

The faces you make are hilarious! 😂

[@MCFoh]

You should react to The Winner Takes It All, Chiquitita and so many more

[@martinpascoe7678]

awww i came here (love ya bros) for the original clip which is amazeballs and iconic

[@teddouglas3680]

Please react to Take A Chance On Me by ABBA 💖💖

[@edevard9048]

SOS or Chiquitita

[@uMe_underground]

For god sake they have 20+ hit songs.

[@sansdecorum4600]

To help expand your ear, I encourage you to give Tommy Emmanuel a listen. He is one of the finest, long standing, finger-style guitarists on the planet. Anything from his tour in Seoul South Korea 2009 is pure gold and "Mombasa" is one of my favorites.. But for a mind bending starter, I would suggest "Initiation" from "Live at Center Stage". Having grown up in Australia and being friends with many of the Aboriginal people, he captures the vibe of an Aboriginal ritual ceremony and dance.. No artificial sound devices employed save basic amp reverb and a bit of delay, everything else us simply Tommy being Tommy. Honestly, it is worth a listen. Reactions optional. Cheers.

[@nikkibanning176]

Tommy Emmanuel is great 👍

[@mr.beluga._.]

ABBA is following me already 8 years

[@voxsupreme]

First of all ... The ABBA songs are almost 50 years Old! Just Pause a Minute and think about that. ABBA-Björn wrote The fantastic Lyrics, both Happy and also Deep; ABBA-Benny Composed an almost Unbelievable variety of Timeless Emotional Music in all kinds of Styles with a Quality that has stood the Test of Time. Anyway:Here's Your ABBA Crash Course in pronouncing their most difficult Swedish names: Agnetha and Björn. Agnetha, the Blond, sings using her Tongue = "Tongnetha" = Angnetha = Agnetha. OK? Björn, with the Guitar, Earns money = BjEarns = Björn. OK? Benny and Anni-Frid are easier to pronounce I think. ABBA is pronounced with the Stress on the last "A". Like this: abbA´. OK? Good Luck! Yes, I'm Swedish - and I saw ABBA live 1975, just as their Rocket Career Took Off - and that Rocket will Never Ever Crash Land.

[@jamescooper2618]

I'm here to testify that if you are a man and love ABBA, it does not mean you're gay! Not that there is anything wrong with that.

[@casimirvi8238]

Best Pop-Band of all times

[@benjamineferko1657]

“Money, money, money”

[@sveanord6728]

Eagle ( long version) is 👌

[@larsnilsson6821]

Fantastic REACTION once again.Like you a lot.Take care.🐈‍⬛🐈

[@sandramiller6752]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@stephenqualtrough7322]

Take a chance on me is great ABBA

[@laurawallis7093]

Gimme, gimme, gimme a man after midnight is the best😁

[@CandleLight1974]

Ridiculously talented men and naturally beautiful women. Welcome to life pre-Kardashians and Carters!

[@jambrunelda]

Love it! Great reaction. 🥰

[@bobshep]

Hi I would really appreciate it if you would react to, From Here to Entity by The Fizz, formally known as Bucks Fizz The Fizz - From Here To Eternity (Official Video). Below is a little history of the group and singer. Bucks Fizz star Jay Aston has endured a hellish ordeal over the last few years. The singer, who rose to fame when the British band won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1981 with 'Making Your Mind Up', has suffered from her own agonising health battles. Jay was diagnosed with mouth cancer in June 2018, had a gruelling seven-hour operation to remove a section of her tongue and then had it rebuilt using part of her thigh. They recorder this track on the day Jay was diagnosed with cancer which make it very emotional. Jay has recovered and is still touring with the group they just played a sell out concert at the 02 arena in London 43 years after winning the Eurovision. Also please check out, The Fizz Live At The Water Rats They have a big catalogue of hits, let me know if you would like more suggestions from the fizz.

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Please do SLIPPING THRU MY FINGERS LIVE FROM TV show and THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC and NAME OF THE GAME by ABBA

[@rikardsguitar]

Bro using the background intro song like Michael franzese 😂

[@MattiasDavidsson]

You NEED to do Dancing Queen

[@jolenewitzel7919]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@what-uc]

Why haven't you done any more ABBA?!

[@KjellEson]

This is a playback! Instead, choose Mamma Mia / So Long [Live 1977] - ABBA: Australian Tour

[@SusanCrowther-r5d]

You need to listen to Chiquitita...

[@elisaels]

Walmart..? Sorry but that is SO bad!

[@lenaengell8528]

ABBAs songs are full of catchy and happy melodies; you get in such a good mood when you listen to ABBA. Their music pick you up when you are down or in a depression. Make you want to dance and celebrate being alive. The music is effortless, and yet so complex in all their different layers. In my opinion, Benny Andersson is one of the very best composers of our time. When you really and fully understand the text of ABBA songs, you will be amazed of the depth in the lyrics and the phenomenal insights in the challenges of being human. This ability allows us to easily identify with the lyrics. I do not know of any other group that can captivate me and enchant me like ABBA. Their music and lyrics are magical. Neither do I know of any other group that can evoke as many different and genuine emotions and feelings in me as ABBA do. This is a rare talent that ABBA have in abundance. I go as far as to say that this talent makes their music and lyrics a real healing on a very deep, unconscious level. So, in these very turbulent, chaotic and uncertain times, ABBA has a HUGE mission. Love from Lena