There was also a parody of this song, and it was done by a Chicago DJ named Steve Dahl, the guy who hosted the “Disco Demolition” in Komisky Park later that year where millions of fans destroyed their disco records and broke into a riot during a White Sox game and forced to cancelled the game due to the ongoing riots. It was called “Do You Think I’m Disco” which was an anti-protest song to put an end disco. Let’s listen. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/orJ2gKh92sjNqok.html

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Good move!

omg im dying lmao

I remember when it first came out. Alot of disco lovers couldn't believe it was Rod Stewart👍👍❤️♥️

Thank you for your service 👍

God bless you my Brother

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Justin Bieber.

@@pabloalvez915 The Biebs? No way the Biebs could ever pull off this Rod Stewart outfit

​@@ohohohitzmagic4536I agree

Back then ....Prince!

I think all us kids were the remote control back then.....lol!✌😜

Song title is actually The Final Acclaim.

Gd shout

Forever Young is good :)

We had one of those huge tvs.I was the remote! Knob was gone,so we had to use a pair of pliers to turn all 3 channels!

I was 18 or 19 when this came out. Bars were packed on weekends(meat markets), huge parties at peoples homes, drinking age in most places was 19 and DUI laws much more lax. Yeah it was the party decade for sure. Amazing I survived because I was right in there with it during my college years.

Always love generalizations from people. Lighten up. Now a days everyone is poisened by sugar

@@deeg8849 clarify please, you sound incoherent. i wasnt generalizing, those are facts you can check out. from 1964-81 america was more promiscuous than at any other time in its history, and the reasons are fairly plain. then we get to lighten up. about what ? seems like youre the one who needs to. and then the irrelevant statement about sugar. dont reply to youtube comments when youre this drunk, stoned, or whatever else is causing your thorough absence of sense. go away now.

@@ice-iu3vv says the guy who clearly thinks women and the pill brought down society. The pill put women on equal footing in that they (like men) didn’t have to worry about the consequences of an unplanned pregnancy if they got pregnant from sex. You watch a video from the disco era and blame women and the pill for AIDS as if they are bringing down society. You likely also think everything was super duper before the pill but there’s a dark history that women suffered who had an unplanned pregnancy. Some were forced to marry and be miserable, many were single mothers and outcasts not only in the community but their families, many children were orphaned and grew up abused in state homes or the foster care system and some women suffered horribly because they aborted their child. I wasn’t drunk when I replied but I do agree that I wasn’t entirely clear. So let me be clear now. Your generalization of women, taking the pill, a lack of morals and the bringer of aids is wrong and I thought I’d exercise my right to say so. You may not agree and that is your right. Rather then blame women, the pill and our collective sexual needs past or present, I think there is a more pressing enemy causing real harm - corporations. AIDS is a tragedy, particularly its impact on our gay brothers, but its impact dwarfs the toll of heart disease that corporations have caused since 1980 with all the added sugar (I got to my point). They have been and continue to knowingly poison the masses causing more death, obesity, diabetes and other health suffering. They go unpunished but you would rather direct your frustration at people having sex or a woman being responsible for her own body by taking the pill. Remember, I’m just responding to your original comment. I came to listen to the reaction and hear a song I hadn’t heard in a while. Your comment was so offside in my view because in my experience it’s important to check those who try to dictate how men and women govern their bodies due to their own warped views of how good things were beforehand when most had no clue (cause they weren’t alive) but their pastor told them so. Enjoy the song and the reaction. Then direct your anger to a real matter bringing harm to society. Our paths have crossed and likely never will again. I truly wish you well but try not to attack others when engaged in a dialogue. Pointing out that I wasn’t clear was correct, calling me names and judging my character because of it was wrong and I hope you recognize that now and do better hence forth Cheers

@@deeg8849 look, watch some documentaries about the 60s and 70s, these facts about american promiscuity are not my opinions, or opinions of any kind, they are facts, deny them if you wish. second, you come to the asinine conclusion that im judging women and persecute me for complete nonsense. half and jai asked what the 70s were like, and what sexuality was like, i answered them correctly and honestly. "women and the pill brought down society"?? you are so quick to blame others for your own feelings and problems its scary. i dont think anything of the kind. you are correct about corporations, but that is so very beside the point of this particular discussion that you seem completely unhinged. I "attack others when engaging in dialogue"? talk about projection. im going to ask you not to respond anymore. you claim you only responding, not insulting, whatever you have started a fight here and i want you away from me and my life please.

Loved Rod and Cindy♥️♥️♥️🎶🎵

I'm 66 and was around for the original. I like younger folks like you Andrew enjoying Rod THe Mod....:)

I'm 66 and I like seeing younger folks like you Andrew enjoy this haha

I'm 47 and grew up listening to rod, blondie, Steppenwolf and lynrd skynrd.

I agree with you completely! I have come to just adore this couple. Fun reactions and very cool people. I'm 46

I had an old tv that permanently had vice grips clamped to the dial until we got the button box that was attached with a long cord and thought that was pretty progressive.

I do! And they'd play the national Anthem then.....snowy screen! Our kids and grandkids would die! Lol!

Yep, usually around 1 or 2 am, every channel would be snowy.

@Sillyas Iwannabe Omg!!! Yes! Lol!

Yes, and it would end on the national anthem.

Wasn't it midnight? I remember early 70's as a kid falling asleep in the livingroom then wake up and they're playing the national anthem song with the flag waving.

lol @ 'old dude' he was like 30 then..

@@greatunz67 well I was a kid so yeah he was. I'm older now than he was in this video lol.

Same here! LOL! I was 16 and my sister was 14 when this song came out. We saw him as an unattractive scrawny old dude embarrassing himself: nothing sexy about him in our eyes. We'd laugh hysterically at him and thought he was either seriously deluded or joking! 😂 Now that I'm an older lady I have a different perspective. 😉I saw Rod Stewart in an interview once (fairly recently) and he was visibly embarrassed when this video and song was mentioned. 🤣