When you are young, it feels inconceivable that you will ever grow old, that you might ever become outdated

@@nelsonth And then you wake up one day and you're 35. It really goes by that fast.

It's not that deep. No one said it revolved around us.

@@CorruptedNazgul keep exposing yourself. go on.

@@fawli86 if you must know I enjoy some songs of s club 7 and blue. Not really exposing myself but OK. All I'm saying is you don't need to get annoyed over nothing.

Good idea

Right

I can’t find this to watch?? Anyone know where to watch?

Thank you. They were our childhood.

This would be so good. So many people from my childhood/teenage years who are not in the limelight anymore (I think) - would be great to see it.

Ahh! That sounds so lovely.

Man, that's really sweet. A beautiful moment for you.

Now that’s one to remember!

❤🥺 lovely!

Omg you're a crazy rich southeast asian

Lol, great artists? Please don't taint that term. Conveyor belt trash bags.

They need the money.

Can you imagine being in top of the world at one moment in time, then 20 years later, someone calls you up and says “hey, they've asked me to be in a doc about has beens... did they ask you toio?" and they didn't. ouch.

@@redfernpixelgnomepitcher1377 Most performers experience the big humbling. Its not like they suddenly get a huge overnight shock about it. From no longer having limo's to pick them up. Losing the entourage and having to do their own shopping etc. No longer being in the charts, going from big venues to small. A lot of them would have already gone down the reality tv route, some go into a different career and completley remove themselves from the spotlight. So the tv company so I dont think they'd be too bothered if they did or didn't get asked.

They probably would rather be a “has been” than a “never was”.

Well S Club 7 and Blue sure did, Some people would call B witched a One Hit Wonder, and I'm not trying to take a stab at them, cause I loved pop music! I liked the other B Witched songs blame it on the weatherman, and Jesse Hold On, The cover of Hey Mickey. But besides a segregated market they were kinda still a one hit wonder unfortunately. But thats ok, some people would say Angels and Airwaves were one hit wonders, some people would say The Eurythmics were one hit wonders. It's to bad cause they were talented I could see them singing songs like that Sarah McLaughlin has sung, or Chantel Krauveatzuc, but they weren't marketed that way. Frankly when B Witched song Blame it on the weatherman was beginning to take stride it was almost like the had a hiatus like their record label didn't want it to reach a higher peak or something. It's kinda a conspiracy theory but maybe the advertising and marketing play a big influence in our influencers like B witched, and wanted them to be like one hit wonders. I mean as long as everyone goes home from work at the record company with their salary, from a bunch of one hit wonders, why excel the effort by creating bridges for them to be able to evolve by working with other talents that could have flavoured up and spiced up their music, like record company's do for people like Miley Cyrus or Tegan and Sara or Little Mix.... I think they do do it on purpose, they give a little and then yank it back really hard, its easier for them to do it in the European Music Industry, then the American one, for example of them giving a little and yanking it back... Mutya Buena working with Groove Armada, that album that song was on was really good! but it wasn't the sugababes, and that was kinda the feel you got from the whole package of Mutya as a solo artist, like it felt like here we go again, cause Siobhan had already been doing it... Look at Rachel Stevens, the awards that she won during her solo career is CRAZY she killed it when it came to scooping up the awards, and she never became a one hit wonder in the States...The States is like who's Rachel Stevens. Hard to believe it's coincidental... It would have been so Camp and cute, if these stars from the 90's during the interview, were fit into the movie somehow with little cameo's, even if it was as tiny as Bruce Campbell as the hotdog vender guy or pizza ball vender guy in Doctor Strange The Multiverse of Madness... That would have been better then seeing these interviews to be honest. or if they did both. I would have LOVED it ! I wish they all made comebacks, but they have lives now, beyond the stupid music industry, they probably look at it like an ex McDonalds employee, like dread having to go back into it.

@@tershii I wouldn't call B*Witched one hit wonders their first 4 singles all went to #1 in charts

@@Willlll1m I'm talking about in North America. Incase there is confusion. In USA C'est Le Vie highest weekly rating was only at number 9, lower in Canada. To You I Belong, was not released as a Single in the USA or Canada, Rollercoaster reached 25 in The States. Blame It On The Weatherman, was not released as a single in the USA, and in Canada, I can't find a Billboard Hits List for Canada Only an Adult Contempary Music List, so B*Witched is doing really poorly as you can imagine this song was number 70 on that list in Canada. Im guessing Wikipedia doesn't have a Billboard Hits List from 1998-1999 so I think my candian numbers are off but they would be lower in Canada, because the proportion of albums sold. An band like this could sell A million records in the States and 100 000 or 200 000 in Canada, so if a song like Cest le vie in the States is number 9 in Canada it is definitely going to be a lower number, because an artist like Usher that sells a million records in The States, can also sell like a million records in Canada, you know what I mean... Anyway internationally B*Witched was kinda a flop. The never even headlined a tour, the opened for Britney Spear and Nysnc That was like the most successful tour they would have had, with the most shows, an opening act, at the height of their career. They were definitely one hit wonders, if you grade by American music, which as far as one it wonders goes, America dictates it. Hence the show S Club 7 In Miami, Hollywood, the walk of fame!!! The closet thing In England there is to the walk of fame, is becoming a Sir or a Dame to the Queen. So I'd say they were definitely one hit wonders. But don't get me wrong, they're awesome there the best I'm listening to Castles in the Air right now... I love them dearly. Missed an opportunity to see Aqua this summer at a Casino a few hours from my house.... : ( ... I didn't hear about it till the day before the concert, I had no one to go with... I asked my mom, whos retired, and she said NO !!! Ahhhhhh. B*Witched will always have followers especially in Europe ! They should be Damed !

Too many people are proud of being ignorant, it's very sad.

@@tershii that a lot of words

That's me

Yep! ‘92 here and this was my upbringing!

I literally just pulled out my Bewitched album. Yes I still have the CDs for all of these people. Including blue every album by blue and s club. My God like I remember coming home and watching s club every single day. Wow 😳

@@JusSmith yessss the S Club 7 show omg!!! Never Had A Dream Come True is still my jam when I’m in my feels🥺😅

Me 1990!!

Too true!

Sure.

His album did well. I don't know why he's on this.

@@xxGuItArGiRLxx89 It's more to do about more recent success/longevity. Both him and Blue don't have the same staying power as Timberlake and NSYNC or something. Simon's first 2 albums did well, then there was a decade gap until he released anything new and that failed in comparison, because the kids today don't know/care who he is. Plus, the material just isn't up to par with what he released previously. Blue also haven't had a hit single in 10 years despite having released quite a few since.

After All This Time was his best

​@@xxGuItArGiRLxx89 Didn't he declare bankruptcy couple of years back?

He also managed a group called VS. One of the members of VS was Marvin Humes of JLS

True. We miss them.

You should check out The Big Reunion. It was a reality documentary about UK bands rehearsing for a comeback performance. It had Five, B*Witched, Atomic Kittens and others. It was really good.

Was thinking the same thing! Very enriching to see people that got lots of fame, and still defined their priorities outside of it, very telling

Agree. I would like to see a full documentary on all pop stars

There WAS on Vh1 back in the day called Behind the Music. Great series

🙌 Hey-ey Oh-oh Shake your body from side to side 🙌

We're gonna show you how

@@meohmia3562 🎵 S Cluuuub....

( lets draw the S with the finger in slow motion)

Tina's got it goin' on!

or Celebrity Rehab

like misteeq alysha dixon

They were not stars and it was not real music either.

@@bighands69 I honestly don't care If you think they did real music or not, but they were stars, unless you lived in a cave to not realize it.

People need to put more respect on artists who stay relevant for over a decade

@@holllyrhode Exactly this. And not many artists survived the pop craze of the 90s early 2000s.

Check out Behind the Music from Vh1 great series I used to watch

In some ways it mirrors professional careers as well. One minute you are the key opinion leader for a topic and the media goes to you for sound bites, and you're invited you for key events. The just like that you could just blend in with the crowd if you don't keep up.

Brilliantly stated.

honestly i think being formerly famous and using what you made from the fame to build a comfortable life is a MUCH bigger flex than staying famous. you get to be a regular person and then one day you get recognized by a joyous stranger who you helped shape. maybe take a pic or chat but then you get to go on your merry way. sounds beautiful

@@donttalktomebye Exactly. Not being able to live a normal life ever again isn't really a flex. Its a nightmare.

except for Jeffery star he is always going up

That’s what happens when you sell a V and say “lovie”!

Oh JESSIE HOLD ON! lol I loved them as a kid!!

First of all they were not pop stars nor were they singers and musicians. They were stage performers whose role was to legitimize fake music. The sorts of tricks that were used was to have 25 year old men dancing around on stage so as to influence 8 to 12 year old girls into getting their family to spend money on worthless junk. That era was the start of the destruction of music in the popular culture. What you call a glitter crash is really performers who come to the realization that their careers were limited and used up their best years of their life. The real sad part for those performers were when they bought into the hype and actually thought they were rich and bought properties, cars and jewellery all on credit. Many went bankrupt because they were in the dark as to what was really going down.

You know I've never connected the two! Post show blues are so horrendous but I would connect that to an out of favour popstar, thanks for sharing!

"Glitter Crash" I thought you were referring to Gary Glitter!

Absolutely. My whole life I’ve been in entertainment in some form of the other, and I can remember pretty much every band that I was ever in, at the end of the show… No matter how many people were there, I would want to not stop playing. same thing with comedy and acting. It’s like this big adrenaline rush, and then you fall off the cliff and you still have that adrenaline going and don’t know what to do with it. Almost looking for anything you can do after the fact in order to be able to deal with all of this energy you have left over. Still to this day, I feel the after effects of performing. Like an energy that just will not turn off.

Apparently the same thing happens after sports events, the Olympics etc. seems a common phenomenon that isn’t talked about or supported enough.

I was but I’ve only heard of S Club 7. Maybe bc I’m American?

I absolutely loved these bands!!!

I was a child then and I know them lol

@@sweetmother2406 I‘m German and I‘ve never heard of any of them.

It is probably why so many people of that era have no culture or creative element to their generation. They were raised on a mindless cable tv diet of trashy corporate performances that were not real music. When people today wonder why there is no pop music remaining well they can go back to that era and see it developing. Some of them could not even perform basic singing but yet were dancing around stage with little clothing miming and acting like they were singing. When they had instruments on stage the children watching did not even know they were props and actually though it was real music.

I was scouring the comments to see if anyone remembers that show. It was so good.

Ohh. I soo love sclub7. Had my heart broken when they broke up. I was shipping Hannah and Paul so bad. I love their tv movies as well and their tv series on Disney channel.

I still play dance dance dance and dance in my kitchen

It was so cool that s club 7 had their own show that their music was incorporated in. My sister and I LoVeD it 🤩🤩

You should watch her death scene in Seed of Chucky 😂

Sameee!!

It is so sad that you find that special. It was the start of a mindless culture of corporate fakery. It has resulted in what the world is today.

@bighand69 feel free to go outside and touch grass today.

​@@bighands69lmao. Chill out. THERE AINT NO PARTY LIKE AN S CLUB PARTY

What you know about the u.s beibg a corporatocracy​@bighands69

I was born in 94… so grew up in the 2000s and everybody knew S club 7

You never grew up?

Still listening to this day!

Yes, every now and then I'll think fondly of that concert and all the other Disney concerts at that time. Good times!

And aren't ruined by fame like some!

@@julijepp Yea! They look better than some of the young ones with current fame.🤣

Yes it seems like there dreams came true and they were fine with it

Isn't it better to not be recognised everywhere you go and chill anonymously a s spend the royalties?

Hannah was homeless from S Club 7 soooo

Ah yes I LOVED it!! I’m Dutch but I remember them, they were a big hit here :) Feeling old now..35 years old haha

I still listen to them whenever I question my sanity.

I love Blue and they still got it, i would def go see them if they played my city

I hope everyone checks out their new tracked “Haven’t Found You Yet”! It’s such a great comeback song with amazing vocals. If only their upcoming tour included my country 🫠

It is not real music it is fakery.

Some of them even had 2-3 hits!

He's an absolute stallion aswell

Plus Blue is having somr sort of come-back,it's not like they're totally obsolete.

"iconic"? 🙈

He was the one that held the rest up.

He was/is amazing solo. I still listen to his tracks. Still listen to blue too lol

I guess some people just don’t do their own research 🤦🏽‍♀️ can’t believe the ignorance they show

I think the difference is "fame" today is measured by a different metric and it's over saturated. Influencers can be considered famous if they have lots of followers online, but no major impact offline. And much of their fame is manufactured and they're self involved solely because they are the whole production (compared to a celebrity who has a team of management, a stylist, hair and makeup, etc.).

Well put

good point

Absolutely this

love Primeval

There's a scene in Primeval where they use an S Club 7 song and "Abby" just looked around like "WTH is this".

It's strange coz for me as a 87 baby she will always be a pop star. There is no way I would watch primeval coz it would ruin it for me. 😂

@@centigradz2centigradz289 you should watch it. She really good in it. In fact everyone who been in it is really good. I always found Hannah to be better as a actress than a pop singer.

Same here!

It is called Behind the Music from Vh1

Agent Cody banks - seed of chucky - primeval - East Enders - casualty - and a lot of indie films.

No it was not. In that era many children would still have got to experience good music, movies, tv shows and so on but many would have unfortunately been subjected to the types of corporate fake music that those in the video were part of. What they were involved in was worse than pantomimes that tend to be a local affair for a bit of fun. 25 year old men dancing and performing to 8 year old girls and pretending to sing and play music was and is still absurd.

If One Direction did a reunion documentary, this would be a example of how disbanded groups would feel after getting back together 😅

Their show was so good!

🔥🔥

Heard of them but I know I’m not missing anything. Crappy bubble gum pop music. Try listening to real music people.

@@sweetkiss119 thanks for your input, Brooke. If we host a wet blanket contest, we’ll be sure to call you!! We were kids you fuckin weirdo.

Legends? Pmsfl 😂😂😂😂😂😂 NONE of these are in the same league as real music legends, Freddie Mercury, Prince, Aretha Franklin, George Michael, David Bowie, Michael Jackson.

There is a doco on it from a few years ago. B*Witched and Blue are in it. I think its called the bog reunion or something. Pretty juicy.

They're back together and regularly perform.

@@JonMeFree The same could also be said about Blue and 911.

@@JonMeFree Mama, they aren't coming to the USA.

I always listen to their music it's so awesome!

I used to listen to all of those groups except 911. I only know of Northern Line because I'm a London Underground enthusiast and their songs came up when I was looking for videos about the tube line. They were lucky to make it as far as Edgware (or High Barnet) 🤣

That’s it, I’m off to spotify❤

And I’ll STILL jump up and do the jig breakdown🙃

Samesies

Seriously! That song was the first performance I did at a talent show with my brother and the song always comes back to me when I really need it - it's truly poignant and magical!

"Hold on to what you try to be Your individuality When the world is on your shoulders Just smile and let it go" ❤

Hannah looks rough. Like she’s been on crack for 20 years