Kylie is to me the best pop star ever. Loved when this came out.

30 years old this year - another of many Kylie classics that could literally be released now - the sound, imagery and quality are awesome.

This came out in 1994. This is when Kylie was trying to be taken seriously as an artist. For years, she was seen as a mindless pop star. This is her attempt to show she's an artist. It's my fav kylie song.

As far as I can tell this is the second oldest Kylie song you've reacted to after Better the Devil You Know (1990). This came out in 1994 as the lead single to her self-titled fifth album and was during her "indie" era after she left her big label. This indie Kylie only lasted for 6 years (2 album cycles) before returning to commercial pop in 2000 with Spinning Around and experiencing a career resurgence.

my favorite Kylie song, it still gives me goosebumps))

This was Number 1 in Australia for 4 weeks back in 1994 and is turning 30 years old this year! It also reached Number 1 in Turkey and Number 2 in the UK. It's one of Kylies classics!

Poetically: "Sirens are beautiful, and they're known for luring in sailors with their enchanting songs and their haunting beautiful hypnotic voice and then killing them." This is not just a music video, it's an artpiece. Everything in this video is intentional: Kylie's acting, the visuals, the direction, even the low quality of the video, everything is perfect. The goal is actually to make you feel that way, drawn to it. What can I say, Kylie's singing and performance is just *chef kiss* and the song is superb. Love your reaction ❤

Thanks for being so positive about our Kylie. She to me is the best pop star ever! Her voice range is unbelievable, unique and i think she is a genius. She has so many songs and can perform around 30 songs at a performance live and never forgets her lines. Her timing is absolutely spot on and is 20 years ahead of her time. I agree, i become mesmerised when watching her perform . She has a captivating stage presence that i have never seen of any other performer, male or female! Thanks again!

The live performances of this song are top notch

Fkin iconic! I love this era.

Love this song still - the 10 minutes plus long "Big Brothers Mix" is even more epic and an absolute club banger

You are very observant, Kylie was making a statement with this song and video. Her first 4 albums were recorded with SAW also known as the hit factory and she had very little creative control outside of her videos, this single was a statement of intent about her artistic freedom and credibility.

This was Kylie first album away from her first label PWL. This was when she joined a UK indie Label called Deconstruction. At this point this is kylie trying to get rid of her girl nextdoor image and be seen as a real artist. I think the song is about Kylie talking to her lover. She is giving the ok to tell her what he wants. But when all is said and and done it is she who manipulates the situation by saying, "I can keep a secret/and throw away the key". The song's lyrics also represents the respect as the "power remains hers". It later explains that, in the bridge part where she sings "Stick or twist/The choice is yours", Kylie teases her lover that they hold the key to power.

You are my favourite Kylie Minogue reactor!!! Love seeing you discover her! Please try some of her live performances..she has great stage presence!

Definition of a Siren song 😍 Come to me, call on me, confide in me.

A lot of fans love this song so much. Thanks Valencia! 🎉 Can I leave a recommendation? It's "Dancing" a country pop lead single from her album Golden in 2018 ❤

I always enjoy your Kylie reactions so much. Please keep them coming. 😉

back in the 90's 155 numbers were you rang people on the phone, mostly for phone sex, dating, counseling and clairvoyants this video is kylie saying, ring my help line.

Kylie is everythiiiing ❤

It's from 1994. Her first single since she left the hit makers Stock/Aitken/Waterman.

If you want to check out another Kylie song from this era, "Where is the Feeling?" is an underrated gem.

Probably my favourite Kylie song!

LOVE your reaction to our Kylie !!! Love from the Uk.

I love this song. I knew Kylie in 2000's with the Fever album. I just fell in love of her music and her style.It's a queen since the beginning

This is a great reaction and art is always open to interpretation by the viewer. That’s what is so great about art. I have subscribed and I look forward to more viewing. Thanks again. Kylie is an amazing artist.

Oh gee you’ve a huge catalogue of Kylie’s to get through 😂 I really feel for people who are too basic to get Kylie . She’s sometimes underrated in the comman mind but if you’re just that bit above you will be constantly blown away by this music legend.

Your reviews are SO Good. Love them. Keep it up! 👏

I love that you love her!

I loved your keen observations on the visuals, the sonics and the lyrics. When this song came out in 94' it really redefined Kylie in every way. She was owning her space entirely and in doing so she challenged those who always dismissed her as a pop puppet. My take on the video is that Kylie was playing with the idea of presenting various forms of "self help" for the person in need. Call centres, late night chat lines, medication through drugs etc. When all the time she is imploring the person she is singing to and obviously concerned about to open up, share the secret...and Confide In Me. I honestly think this song is a masterpiece and hasn't aged at all in thirty years.

Love your Kylie reactions

Fantastic reaction video 👍

I just love your reaction videos. So organic 💙

My favorite Kylie song 👌🏻

It’s such a good song. The live performance in NYC it epic

I much prefer early Kylie a couple of early 90s songs I think you would love are Finer feelings, and if you were with me now. They are slow jams and they showcase her beautiful voice lovely voice so well

Great reaction per usual! Thank you!

What a great song, I’m not going to lie, as a 24 year fan, this was not a favorite. However, there’s a huge meaning behind this song and video. I remember back in the 90s the ads for “Lonely? Sad? Call me now!” Most were hot women who’d talk about hot stuff and that was all, they also had “suicide” hotlines, except back then the word “suicide” wasn’t really mentioned, it seemed to be a taboo subject, it was more like “need advice? We listen!”. Those phone calls though would eat up your money and would put a huge charge on your phone bill which I’m certain would make anyone even more depressed lol. I also remember the disclaimers at the bottom of the screen, always a fine line statement somewhere. Kylie was the only true one 🥰

I'm watching all your videos now lol. I let out a loud YAAASSS when you finally said siren :P.

Put Yourself In My Place next please!

Kylie invented touchscreens. Have you done the song "Did it Again" yet? That's another multi-Kylie 90s vibe, and so much fun.

4:55 #TRUTH don’t want to name some pop stars …but yeah, thank you for saying it

pretty sure the message was that no matter who you are or where you cam from , I am here for you.. The Video was a reflection of the call chat lines hat where popular in the 90's. she is saying call me , I am a safe place for you. The symbols behind her meant someone, peace, Rainbow in the shape of a penis. the morning after with the eggs, etc... and you right she sounds like a siren calling you in.. The fact that she also meant it is what's huge. its not a gimmick for a video its who she has been all through her career. great song.

The following is a link to Kylie Minogue's very first music video and debut single. The Australian released version of Locomotion differs from the one issued internationally. The video for the internationally released version is a re-edit of this video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLZmoKtiqp2denU.htmlsi=dELeivcQyEWtU8_D

You're probably too young to remember late night TV ads for phone chat lines. It's something that existed before the internet. They were expensive. You could easily spend $30 on a call.

Her live performance version is way better and her vocal high notes are very consistent.

This has always felt like a reference to lgbtq+ folks’ struggle, but I guess so many more can draw inspiration from it.

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