Totally agree! It was about dressing up, socializing and dancing your heart out to great dance music! And then a snack at the local diner. 🥂❤️

@@Peace-xu8ps Snack? LOL We always went for the omelettes and french toast. I has such great memories of dancing....dancing.....the night away.

True statement 👌 💯 👏

Why would anyone who lived through the seventies lie and say there wasn't crime in the cities. It was BAD!

@@deejin25 as someone from that Era crime wasn't what we see today with Mass shootings and Car jackings. Not saying that bad things didn't happen but today you truly run the risk of being shot at any time you step out your door

Totally I've always loved them and still do especially when I want to chill out and go back to that time brilliant.kids don't know what they're missing today I loved growing up in the sixties and seventies 😢😂❤x

Same here.totally loved growing up in the seventies I can't see what people listen to today's music as I don't class it as music.beegees forever.❤❤x

Me too 😂😂❤x

Thanks for replying.

Listen to the black private dick, shaft 😜🤣🦘

62 myself and still gotta move to these good ol' tunes! Miss those disco days. Nobody uptight. Just gettin' out there and gettin' your groove on!! Peace out.

Yes! It's the best and happiest 😁❤️💯

@@tombeyer375 I agree 😁💯❤️, I'm 55 and Much rather listen to this music than the BS music today.. depressing.

Me too 😊

Same feeling because I am of same age 😊

Same here!

Hi Mary,hope you’re okay ?

Perfectly-said.

I had the biggest afro in my school

Sinto muita saudades das quelas épocas, só tenho agradecer a deus.

And Donna summer was the Queen.

Semplicemente brividi! ❤😍

In the 70s disco was all there was. Similar to ballroom in the 30s, jive in the 50s, rock and roll in the 80s. Each era had its own trend. But none had the impact of disco. As for those making fun of it, saturday night fever grossed 282 million, 400 thousand. Some joke!

Disco sucks. I never seen such awful dancing. Now I can see why everyone says, "Thank God Disco is dead".

@@mochatech121 Thank god people are boring and cynical at such a young age these days. Good luck with getting older, it only gets worse!

@@Blujonny11 Sorry that nowadays young people don't get into the drugs and alcohol like they did back in that time; and also young people nowadays work a lot harder on getting better educations, and are much more gainfully employed than those past hooligan days of your time. That past time in history is notorious.

That's it. You're right.

Been ther done that and still love it - fuck rap shit - this is love

Exactamundo. Truth.

HUH??? Did you watch this video? Disco sucks. Now I know why everyone says " Thank God Disco is dead."

@Steve Onice I agree the music that my generation has today sucks.

I didn't remember the line dance from the movie but it's cool as hell. I am 66 years old now so I don't think I could dance like that anymore.

Thank you

Prayers going up for Barry Gibb please don't leave us now 💔💔💔

Love It A cowboy in polyester. I hope this was not in Nashville

@@h2puertorico lol , no no it was in Florida. It was all about the dancing and the girls. An adaptable young man would have twice the fun. 🤠🕺🏻🤘👊🏼

Have to agree with you---although the sixties also has a lot of excitement .!

I was lucky to be 17 and in the USA when this movie struck , I was in high school for a year , and I Bought the white suit and black shirt , ordered a 77 at the bar at the Stock exchange nightclub and I thought I was cool as hell , before anyone gets clever , in Montana in those years you could drink hard liquor at 18 , and they rarely carded you , and hey I was British, we never lie 😂😂😂

@@petrus666love Good comment. The 70's thru the 90's was my era. We all feel cool back then. Loose times w/very little resistances. Anyone remember the dances called the bump (my fav) & the Hussle?

@@lynnecrisp the hustle

@@drewhendley Yeah that was a cool song

If you watched Welcome Back Kotter, he gave you a glimpse of a little move here or there, so you knew he could dance. But you did not know the extreme talent that he had. Somebody noticed, or he would have not got the lead for the film. It would be interesting to see who else tried for the part. If Travolta was the first to show his skills, I would imagine those who watched simply headed for the nearest telephone to call their agent for another film project!

lol

Absolutely!

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I also miss old days!!! Absolutely right comments!!

51 and from LA too. Same for me brother. What a time and place to grow up in.

What an era! Bee Gees and John Travolta started this disco trend.

I was there too,and what a permanent memory it made! My mind lives there everytime I hear a disco song! Oh how I wish for time travel! The singers,the songs,the dance,the movies,the clothes,the hair....just so amazing a time,man!!! I LOVE YOU BEE GEES FOREVER 💖💖💖💖💖

Watched a documentary on the Reelz channel about the making of this movie It said it took John Travolta 11 months to learn that dance Find the documentary it’s really good

@@maryannvicente4257 Ah yes ...all that feel good stuff, when life felt so much more fun, innocent and free. Do you think it's a generational thing? I remember my parents reminiscing about their youth. Maybe it's new technology that's robbed us of so much - for more convenience.

@@lightdweller1 New tech and money worship.

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I just realized they were line dancing.

@@freshstart4423 Yep old school line dancing. It is a very old concept

@@countrygirl7402 😇🇺🇲

John Travolta was choreographed by Lester Jones for Saturday Night Fever. Outstanding dancer!

Dancing made anyone cool!

Si, yo igual, quisiera regresar el tiempo....eran bellas épocas....

Eran tiempos. Hermosos mis recuerdos maravillosos

70-80 épocas fabulosas.inolvidables.

Tienes razón

Esta película y este baile es un típico reflejo de esas tres décadas 70 80 y 90

Exactly, it was ( at the time) happy times and most ppl were very happy in this world.

@@danap851 9i

Si, los mejores...

Actually this was late 70s...

Dude...your now lame

I know what you mean. I went from Zeppelin and block parties and beer drinking to Discos and getting dressed up and dancing. Both were fun in a different way.

@juan abee that's funny!! Because I thought it was called shit

Exactly, I am 54 and I would never had admitted to liking this in HS - you wouldbe an outcast... but thankfully new people are discovering it, and bringing it back in reaction videos. So amazing.

I’m 75 Today and still love the Movie & The Music Bee Gee’s

Así mismo no ha habido épica como esa

It was such a wonderful, magical time.. thank goodness for memories!

Comparto la misma opinión.yo 59 y fué la mejor época de música Disco:77-78-79 excelentes cantantes y grupos musicales .

@@mariamarrufo6912 si María,hasta finales de los 80" se mantuvo el nivel,después vino esa mierda de La Lambada y se fue todo al carajo,quisiera irme de este país del orto para no escuchar más cumbia!

Yo 60 años , cómo disfrute de esa música y discotecas fue genial para no olvidar jamás.

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Hello, how’re you doing.?

@@mikedenison121 who r u

@@lindarobinson8381 I’m mike. And you.

@@mikedenison121 what do want

@@lindarobinson8381 am just trying to be friendly with you that’s all. It is good to make new friends hope you don’t mind.?

Nada es como el ayer, aunque todavía nos tocaron los 80’s 90’s una generación que ya Jamás volverá.

yes of course

Ouvindo hj.....amoo

You talking elephant bell plaid slacks? I was badazz in them! Stacked soles & heels on boots, too.

I live in Idaho I've always lived in Nampa Idaho close to Boise in Boise we had a disco that was named Grove Street in the late '80s it became deja vu but during the 70s and early 80s it was Grove Street this disco tech had the lighted floor just like on Saturday night fever it also had the huge disco ball. this disco had two different bars one at an adjacent angle to the main bar but the main thing that was cool about this disco it had these four fog machines that were about four feet in diameter red lights would start flashing and when the dancers were too hot these machines would come down out of the sky and come down to three ft .and it would fog out the whole Disco and everybody would get cool down I was 13 years old in 1977 I got my first car a 1979 and we went to the Disco it was awesome it was a very cool place to be and yes Saturday night fever will live on for some of us I like your article a lot that's the only reason I'm adding my point to it brought tears to my eyes thank you.

You're not the only one. We were in Sacramento CA in the late 70s (I was six or seven years old) and my older sister was also super into the Bee Gees. Disco is some of the first music I really remember.