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That's what Kenny sounded like his whole career. His raspy voice that you're hearing at this moment in the video is what he is famous for

This is PEAK Kenny Rogers. The rasp is intentional. He is a legend.

Part of the charm of Kenny Rogers' voice was that it wasn't a 'clear' or 'pure' tone. It sounded more genuine and relatable to the general audience. The raspiness, or 'gravel' of his voice seemed to be an echo of warm, audible masculinity.

The women love the gravelly growl. Every female who reacts to this song absolutely melts during the growls. 😂🤣

Bisscute's reaction to the gravel in his voice was priceless.

"She Believes in Me" is a must.

Biss went from complaining in one moment, to avid appreciation in the next. Well done, Kenny. R.I.P. "Islands in the Stream" is a great duet with Kenny and Dolly.

That’s Kenny . No glits and glamor . Just him the music and the audience . He was a great guy . Glad I got to see and meet him.

Kenny Rogers was only 42 when that performance was recorded, he went completely gray young, so these are actually peak gravelly voice years.

That sound was his signature, basically he sang as if he was holding the 'Lady' in his arms and was singing only for her. And as I could see from your expression the emotion landed right on target

Love Kenny Rogers music from when he was with the First Edition (60's-70's) to his solo career. He was a great story teller in many of his songs like "Coward Of The County" & "The Gambler". He had so many hits "Lucille", "Through the Years", "She Believes In Me", "You & I" (written by the Bee Gees) etc. He did a lot of duets such as with Kim Carnes "Don't Fall In Love With A Dreamer", with Sheena Easton "We've Got Tonight" & with Dolly Parton "Islands In The Stream". He also did quite a few duets with Dottie West.

There is only one Kenny Rogers....Gone but absolutely NEVER forgotten!!!!!

I think Kenny made your eyes flicker 😊

Kenny Rogers is an OG member of the panty dropper club. There wasn't a dry pair in the auditorium that night.😂😂😂

Kenny Rogers was a master of using "vocal fry", what you described, Bisscute, as the "roughness" in his singing. It's a vocal technique for adding intimacy and vulnerability to the voice, but it's difficult to control. Most singers will get a natural "fry" to their voice when it is pushed to the point of exhaustion. In a live performance though most singers won't even attempt it. And yes, the ladies loved it. Thank you for sharing this one. 🙂

You should hear Kenny Rogers sing, She Believes In Me. Great song.

Bisscute's lady parts started tingling when he hit those low, raspy notes that made him famous. Welcome to the sultry vocal fry of Kenny Rodgers. Also make sure you check out some of his other songs. The Gambler, Through The Years, She Believes In Me, and You Decorated My Life are just a few good ones.

God bless his unique voice. And God bless you for opening yourself up to listening to him. He’s a powerhouse from the 70s and 80s. And beyond.

(7:08) Kenny must have hit the spot. (nods)

My wife always said that he always made it seem that he was singing just to her. I liked his voice but never as much as she did. Glad you liked him.

I was a little kid when this was a hit. This was pretty much Kenny at the top of his career. The rough gravel in his voice was his trademark. Many loved it, but I knew some people who hated it too.

This was a REACTION! Watching Bisscute slowly become overcome by the romance was really fun to watch. Bisscute... I hope you have or soon find someone to sing "Lady" to you. Every girl deserves that heartfelt tribute.

Kenny Rogers is a musical legend, great choice for a Miss Bisscute reaction. Live performances are your Best💓💓 please do more reactions to live performances.

He also sings a duet with Dolly Parton. islands IN THE STREAM.

The song Coward of the County always comes to mind when it come to Kenny Rogers. There was even a made for TV movie based on that song with the same title.

It's great to see a younger generation getting to know (and love) some of the best music ever made!!

Kenny just took a minute to warm up....love how you were starting to comment at the start...then he dropped his voice lol ..Kenny Rogers had a very long career both in music and some acting as well. He was very much one of the best storytellers in the country genre. "Coward of The County" and "The Gambler" are must listen too''s to get a feel of how good a storyteller in song is was..lol

Kenny is a flat out Legend. Tons of really great hits. You can't go wrong reacting to any of them. It will make you a fan and want to hear his whole catalogue.

Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton: Islands In The Stream ...its a timeless duet of the two most powerhouses of country. you'll love it

I was fortunate enough to see him in concert around the time this performance was recorded. Brings back great memories! Glad you came around to enjoy this performance after your initial disappointment about the “ roughness “ of his voice!

He put's the grit, where he want's. Grüße aus Niederbayern! 🙂

it's such an amazing performance, just a man with a mic surrounded by a sea of women..and he pulls it off

You have to watch Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, "Islands in the Stream", absolute classic

The Commodores was my first ever concert. Remember Lionel Richie performing this song, and as good as his version is, he was right to share it with Kenny Rogers. Sublime.

Biss got a sponsor how cool is that. Congrats. Kenny is a legend. Much Love❤❤❤

Looking good like u always do🥰... this song is so good... Lionel R. also did his own version... PURE ROMANCE... R.I.P. KENNY

Kenny Rogers is the OG lady's man. Those girls in the audience aren't just screaming for fun! For a really fun reaction, check out him and Dolly Parton doing "Islands In The Stream" - two great performers enjoying what they do! You went from "his voice isn't the clearest" to "THAT! THAT!" in the space of one song. Love it.

Your smile about half way through to the end says it all❤❤❤❤

This has got to be the best reaction video of all time!!!

Thank you so much for reaching to Kenny Rogers. 🕯️🕯️🕯️ Great reaction Biss!! ❤️❤️❤️ This brought back memories for me of my mother, she absolutely loved Kenny Rogers. ❤️❤️❤️ Please keep doing reactions of Kenny Rogers. 🙏🙏🙏

Hi Miss Bisscute !!! Kenny was A Great story teller singer !!! He Had Quite A Few Hits in the Country Genre !!!😊 Here is A Shot List of A Few to choose From & Also performed with Dolly Parton As always the like button ✅ has been Illuminated 😁👍👍😎🤗🇺🇲 1) The Gambler 2) She Belives in Me 3) You Decorated my Life 4) Love will turn you around 5) Lucille Bonus with Dolly 1) Islands in the stream He was Admired for the Rasp in his voice by many Ladies as you can see here 😊

The holidays my father would play this on his old stereo😢 it brings a tear to my eye every time I hear it

It wasn't his genre as he is a country singer with a slightly raspy voice & Lionel Richie is soul-but he did an amazing job with it & this is probably his most well known song to the masses as it was so big-even over The Gambler, Coward Of The County & Lucille.

Oh my god, Biss with cat-ears headset... Just when i thought she could not possibly get any cuter or more adorable. Haha 🖤

love your reactions but also just really enjoy listening to you talk, you seem like a very genuine caring person. please keep it up

Ok, Miss Cute, no, that's actually always been Kenny's voice. He started out (as far as I know) in a group called The First Edition, later Kenny Rogers & The First Edition with some great songs like, Something's Burn and Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town, and he sang just like this then, so what you are hearing *_IS_* the sound that *_IS_* the attraction. I think you'd like both of them. Kenny is a true crossover artist, as even those two songs would show, the first a definite rock song, and the second showing a great country flair ... about a soldier who was wounded in the war, singing to his love who had decided she wants something else.

What you're referring to is what made him popular, the rasp in his voice is intentional and is considered his "growl." You're reaction from 7:08-7:20 and again at the end is why his growl was popular lol. He was a swooner! His song "Through the Years" will have you love his higher notes as well! :)

Kenny Rogers was an legend in Country Music and did a few duets with Dolly Parton, most notable was Islands in the Stream. Solo songs included Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town, Coward of the County and The Gambler among others. He sadly died in 2020 aged 81.

Kenny Rogers is an icon. Check out his other songs. There is not a bad one. Unfortunately, a few years ago he passed away. He has such a beautiful unique voice. Love your reaction! ♥

He has a lot of really great songs. Keep listening ❤

Kenny Rogers has such a full warm voice... 😍 I would love to see you react to The Gambler, Coward of the County and Islands in the Stream (duet with Dolly Parton)...

Kenny Rodgers and the First Edition ,, had a string of hits , starting in the 60s .🎉

I love when she said "crrrrrrrrrisp".

Great tune. Takes me way, way back.

The reason he pulls the mike away during those long notes, is so it's not so loud into the mike. Around this time was the peak of his career. He was about 42 years old here. This is around September 1980, and I was in 9th grade of high school and having the time of my life.

Kenny Rodgers was bagging & tragging ‘em for a hell of a long time!

like how at the end as he walked off he threw the mic cord over his shoulder like a pimp , a boss. He knew he killed it

he was awesome in concert, loved his special guests female ones he would bring on stage to sing one song.

You thought it was his aging voice when actually I'd say that low raspy voice is his trademark and at this time he was at his Zenith the height of his singing career I'd say. Just like your reaction when you heard his low voice as you called it and those eyes that look of yours of realization. Like another female reactionist said, he's a panty dropper, did you hear those girls. I was in my teens around this time and I was envious of Kenny Roger's. Of course at the time I thought what do they see in this old guy. Now I'm 56 years old and I fully understand, I appreciate the man and his music. May he rest and peace. Thank you Biss for another wonderful reaction.

Alright, my lady! Ha! So you've finally gotten to one of the two Kennys. There's another Kenny, but I'll get to that in a minute. This actually was Kenny Rogers when he was probably in his prime, or at least the height of his career. He had been around for a long time, had been in different groups, and had crossed over various genres. He had been Rock/Pop/Jazz and then at his height, crossed over into Country, granted, at a time when Country was pretty Poppy, so there wasn't necessarily that much of a difference. By the time he really reached the height of his fame as a solo artist in the 70s and 80s though, he was already a bit of an older dude, and already had a white beard. So when you see him there, that's not an older artist doing one of his old hits, like Frank Sinatra or something. That's when the song came out and was one of his biggest hits. As he mentioned there, the song was written by Lionel Richie, who I always like as a kid because he had my name, and you might actually know him from American Idol. He had been in a group called The Commodores, and then went solo, and was a big pop artist in the 80s. Lots of good songs to check out. I guess at the time, Kenny Rogers and him became buddies, and had like a songwriting partnership for a while. One of Kenny Rogers' other biggest hits was "The Gambler", which was a big deal when I was a little boy. Off the success of that song, they made like a handful of TV movies inspired by the song, where Kenny Rogers played a gambler in the old West, that I don't remember, traveled around from place to place, playing poker, and getting into trouble, I guess, but a classic song! This is a little off topic, but just to provide some context when I say "TV movie", it was a while different world back then as compared to today. TV and movies were considered to be two seperate worlds. Because TV had to work quicker, on less of a budget, often with different technology, there was just so much more of it, and advertisements aside, was essentially being broadcast for free, it just wasn't expected to be the same quality as films. The quality of TV now adays is amazing, and quite honestly, sometimes more cinematic than the cinema. That was not the case then. They were really thought of as two different art forms, and often, you got stuck in one or the other, but it was difficult to switch between the two, and particularly if you were on the TV side, you were looked down upon by the cinema side. Lots of people's careers did start in TV, with the goal of making it over into film, and some were able to pull off doing both, but it was less common, it was hard to make that jump out of TV, and many never did, and unlike today, where there's probably more oppurtunity in TV, back then, you wouldn't have seen someone with a successful film career doing TV. If you were, it was probably a sign that your career was in bad shape. So, when I say that they made a handful of Kenny Rogers Gambler TV movies, you have to kind of understand that they were quickly thrown together, and aren't going to be super high quality, but that's just how TV movies, meaning movies made by TV to be broadcast on TV, were. That's just how it was then, and when you watched a TV movie, you knew what you were getting, and you weren't really meant to judge them compared to a proper movie. Then there is also Kenny Loggins! Who was probably younger than Kenny Rogers, though they were basically popular in the same era of the 70s and 80s. I've maybe pitched him to you before. Probably when you did your Bissflix reaction to Top Gun. Kenny Logins was a great song writer, and in the 70s and 80s when it became more popular to use contemporary popular music in the soundtrack of movies, he was kind of the king of that. His songs were in at least five or six different movies from the time, and some of them were written specifically for that purpose. You migh as well react to both Kennys now. In fact, I think all three of them participated in "We Are The World". This I have mentioned to you before, and now there's a new documentary on Netflix about it, but short version is, Quincy Jones is a legendary music producer, Stevie Wonder is a legendary musician and songwriter, he wrote this song, then Michael Jackson at his height jumped on board, and they gathered together a large group of famous artists at the time, to record the song for charity. When I was a kid, there was a famine in Ethiopia, and probably other places in Africa, so that was the big charity then. Well, that, and the whales, I guess, but as children we were always guilted to empty our plates because there were starving children in Africa. Anyways, I probably told you before that you might not even be in a place to recognize all the people in the "We Are The World" video. I can't even recognize all of them, but now you'd probably at least know a few. Either way, it was a very iconic thing from the 80s.

Got to listen to Kenny with Home Free...FANTASTIC! Song is called "Go where I send thee"

He is legend. I can't remember the stat exactly but something to the effect that he was the only artist to chart a top 10 in five different decades.

Kenny Rogers released this NEW song on his Greatest Hits album. That is how much he knew he had a monster hit in Lady. The CD come out at the end of 1980 and he absolutely ruled Valentine's Day 1981. EVERY man bought it for their girlfriend/wife. (They might as well have renamed Valentine's Day as Kenny Rogers Day).

The lip bite at 5:29 proves why he's the original silver fox!

It's so cool when you realize what his style is....real reactions are great! Nicely done!

It looked like Kenny was making you feel a little Frisky! MEOW! 😂

This was his normal sound. I saw him in concert about 5 times. He was a great entertainer

Kenny wasy first concert, 1978 - 79 great artist and great reaction.

Some other Kenny songs you might like are " The Gambler", "The Coward of the County", "Ruby (don't take your love to town)", "Lucille", and "You Decorated my life". He did Duets as well. One of his Best was with Sheena Easton, a cover of "We got tonight" and one with Kim Carnes called "Don't fall in love with a Dreamer". You're gonna love them all. Kenny's Career Started in the 60's and went through until his Death in 2020. GREAT Reaction! I'm Glad you're reacting to him!

There is a video of Kenny singing a duet of this song with Lionel Richie...both well on in age but still singing amazingly. They also tell the story of the song, which is pretty funny. He was known for the rasp and the vibrato in his voice. There are so many songs to listen to from Kenny...

RIP Kenny R. 🙏

Kenny is country gold. Coward of the County, Lucile, Gambler, Island in the Stream (with Dolly) and the list doesn't stop. It's spring training for baseball right now. A good song of Kenny's to play now is "The Greatest".

He did one a few years before he died. "I can't unlove you" that's pretty good to. great job.

Great voice. May he rest in peace. In 9 days, it will be 4 years since he passed

Nice pick, Biss. Kenny, mostly a country artist, does a pretty good job of this Lionel Richie classic. & if you don’t know Lionel, then you have your next reaction. As a boomer, I’m happy to see you get acquainted with these older acts. Thx for being a real music lover 👍🏻

Kenny is a legend, and genuinely one of the kindest men in the business. You have to check out the version of "Lady" he did at the Lionel Richie tribute concert. He tells the story of how Lionel pitched him this song. It is hilarious, but it shows how much love and respect they have for each other. It is beautiful. More great Kenny Roger songs: Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town Love Will Turn You Around Coward Of The County Love Or Something Like It

Your professionalism has definitely improved over time. Set, appearance, reaction, and over all everything!

I danced with many a young lady in school thanks to this man. :)

Kenny is a legend

I'm glad you liked it. That song is a heart throbber

Biss beautiful song from Kenny Rodgers "Buy Me A Rose"

This was entertaining!!!! Wonderful!

Bisscute, Kenny was dynamic and had a raspy voice most times. Basically, you yourself Bisscute are a romantic woman don't know if you believe that or not. Happy Days, be safe well healthy humble kind❤❤😂😂....😅😅

There is a nice video of Lionel (who wrote this) and Kenny singing this years later. Even if you don't 'react' to it, I would suggest watching it as it will be special now that you have seen and heard this.

I love how you started with "He's older, maybe not in his prime..." but then proceeded to be won over by his rizz :D This song hits hard. Kenny always sounded like that though. It was his thing...and who doesn't wanna be loved like that?

Kenny would have been 85 years old in one week from now (March 20th) and could probably still pull a lady out of her senses just by singing this to her.

Awesome singer! We'll known since the 70s. Known for ballads and love songs. Also did a few movies in 80s. A couple greats are THE GAMBLER. THE COWARD OF THE COUNTY. Actuaone of the movies he did. And one of his lessee known hits is THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW

My princess...👍

You could always go back to his early days withn"I just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was in" Same voice, very different style.

Kenny... a voice, the man... missed. 🙏🏻

Kenny's voice was unique to him and the gravel in his voice has always been a festure of his songs. Listen to 'Coward of the County' a much older song 🎵 but still with the same gravel voice.

lol Kenny Rodgers was in the prime of his career when this came out. He looks older because his hair turned white pretty early on. He started in the mid 70's I think and this came out in the early 80's. He has a huge catalog of music for you to enjoy.

Bisscute is so cute 😍 absolutely loved this reaction. 👌

Falling in love with our "Silver Fox"too aren't you?

This is what a real voice sounds like. One that hasn’t been sanitized with pitch correction and autotune. That is why the ladies go crazy for it. I will take music of this era any day over 99% of what is being overly produced today. 🤘🏻🤟🏻

Please check out The Gambler and Coward of the County.

This was late 70's early 80's and passed away a couple years ago. RIP Kenny

Crisp voice or not, this man took all of our grandmothers back to his place at some point...

Kenny has one of the most famous raspy voice. He is one of the greats. This song was written by Lionel Richie who is also a hall of famer.