Movie is Wayne's World

Barry Gibbs is his name. These three men are brothers and another handsome younger brother all talented. Their teeth are natural and pure as are their voices. Barry is the only Gibbs brother alive today. The other three were taken to soon. All of their music was magic, check it out.

Maybe you heard it in Wayne's World movie.

It is Wayne's World if not others.

No auto tune, no veneers! 😂

Maybe do a little research before sounding so ignorant of who you are reacting to. This is the BeeGee's...Brothers Gibb. They are three brothers. Not stealing each others girls. Barry is singing lead but all three of them have incredible voices. Just listen to the other two brothers when he is singing his runs. They sound amazing together. All three of them were heart throbs back in the day.

Live Aid: More than 70 artists and bands performed over 16 hours of live music across the London and Philadelphia concerts. Queen (lead singer Freddy Mercury) was followed by David Bowie who is quoted as saying "I'm supposed to follow THAT" 😃 Most people forget about the Philadelphia part of Live Aid.

He's a terrible actor the reaction guy

Lmfao @ veneers lol no sweetheart there his real teeth...there didn't have veneers back then

The Bee Gees had a very successful career going in the 60’s and early 70’s before they fell off the charts for a while. Then they were asked to write the majority of the soundtrack for the movie Saturday Night Fever. It is still one of the biggest albums ever sold and threw disco into the nightclub scene. The Bee Gees were on top for a few years after that. You can’t imagine how many huge hits Barry Gibb has written for themselves as well as a large number of other artists.

We obviously differ on the value of lyrics. I don't give a toss about lyrics except in so far as the vocalisation adds to the overall performance. What if you're listening to a song in another language? You wouldn't understand the lyrics, right? Would that matter? Why should it? If you consider the voice to be an instrument then who cares what the sounds mean? You see what I'm saying? Do you understsnd what the keyboards and drums are saying? No. That's probably why I hate rap. Some guy mumbling to overly heavy drum beats. Take out the guy who's mumbling, and there's nothing left except an obnoxious beat. Rap vocals might tell a story but not in a pleasant way... and I don't give a toss about the story.

85 I was 8 years old watching this on tv

Throwing bones is dice... playing bones is dominoes ... at least around here.

It’s great to see the younger generation reacting to this musical masterpiece ! I grew up with this music and what a blessing it was and still is ! Freddie Mercury maybe the greatest male vocalist ever ! To me it comes down to three Freddie Mercury, Elvis Presley, and Steve Perry ! Enjoy young man

Love and prayers for you and your family brother ❤

Waynes World

If you are in Christ, you don't die. You move.

The remark about Barry’s tight pants made him have a falsetto voice because of his male anatomy is so assingning remark you made! Definitely won’t be subscribing to your channel

New subscriber here! It doesn't look like you've reacted to "Hi Ren" by Ren yet. It's my personal favorite reaction. I hope you like it!

Disrespectful commentary…learn respect to this era of music and this group

What you are experiencing is pure perfection !! The Bee Gees were amazing ! They harmonized so well that it sounds like one person

The movie is Wayne's World

You know these guys that do reaction videos need to do some fucking research before they make a fool out of then selves.hey Google is really easy to use.dipshits

His teeth has been the same since the 60s. Maurice (to his left) could actually sing higher. It's Robin, Barry, Maurice. Robin & Maurice are twins. They have a youger bro, Andy that had a huge solo career. Barry (middle) is the only one left.

No band blended rock and rap like Rage. This was their “hit” but doesn’t demonstrate their lyrical ability. Check out “Wake Up”, “Bullet in the Head”, “Take the Power Back”, Bulls on Parade” or “Vietnow” - and make sure it’s a lyric video. Only Public Enemy matches them in politically conscious rap

Mark Knopfler (in red) is a poet as well as a phenomenal guitarist, but he does mumble sometimes in live performance. This was his first hit, originally recorded in 1978 and shown here in a live performance in 1983. He's still working, by the way. He's 74 years old, and his latest album came out in April 2024. It reached #3 on the British album charts, right behind Beyonce. The thing about Mark is that he did become one of the biggest British rock stars of the 1980s, but he didn't really start making money at it until he was almost 30 years old. Before that he played in a lot of different bands doing a lot of different musical genres, often in pubs and other small venues, until he finally got the band Dire Straits together and started recording his original songs. So he's got a real sympathy for people at the bottom of the entertainment business, trying to scratch out a living from a combination of their music and their day jobs. This song is about a band he heard one rainy night in south London, playing Louisiana blues and not getting much audience reaction. He's got another very famous song about a street musician. You can hear it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ocpph894qcCrm30.html

You can learn a lot about a man by his reaction to this song, you're real.

Steve McQueen tried to take Linda, Barry's wife, back in the late '70s, but she shut him down! He's been married to her since Sept. 1st. 1970, and still is. They had been performing for 20 years when this song came out. Barry was 9, and his little brothers Robin (L) and Maurice (R), fraternal twins, were 6. Maurice laid down the Disco bass sound with 'You Should Be Dancin''. Over 1,000 songs, most of them hits...enjoy! BTW, Michael Jackson was Barry's best friend, and godfather to one of Barry's sons, Michael. Check out their song 'All In Your Name'.

When this song first came out and released every music critic pretty much panned it and said it was a horrible song. Now, every single one of those critics admit how this is one of the greatest songs ever written in the world

The original vid on Mtv had the same hand clap on Radio GaGa. That, coupled with being at Wembley in the UK, everyone knew their role in audience participation!

The Bee Gees stands for The Brothers Gibb

Waynes World most likely. It was used in the movie and the song instantly became crazy popular again after years of almost being completely forgotten

The song hit #1 when released. Charted Again after Freddie's passing. Again after Wayne's World. Again after the movie of the same name. And we're still loving it!!

Somebody to Love, ‘live’ in Montreal 1981 is a must watch performance

First off sorry about your loss…but thank you for sharing and your thoughts sir…well said…prayers to all of your family living and past

Now I like Brooks & Dunn before they ever sang this song but I'm telling you what Ronnie Dunn has a beautiful voice

I hate comments that try to school you. I'm old enough to remember watching this, and not all of it was great

🤣 keep in mind he wears a size 15 and those 23's were the only o es in that size...

Zach has a heart of gold. He's a 3-time cancer survivor and started a company named Bass, Bucks and Birds, which caters to hunters. From that, he started a foundation to raise money to buy children going through cancer treatment during the holidays, their number one vift they want from Santa. A majority of his videos are hilarious, but he also has some serious ones. His video "It's Simply Out Of Respect" is well worth watching.

In john travoltas movie BASIC..( a great movie) this song was played during the group dinner).

I prefer the stage performance.. great drummer skills displayed in the stage clip.

Prayers for you honey❤😊

The best I've ever heard! Love, love, Freddy Mercury!!!?❤

And out of all of the Elvis impersonators in the United States that have ever tried to impersonate him on TV or in live performances around the world you will not see one that does justice to Elvis like Austin Butler does when he plays Elvis in the movie from 2022 with Tom Hanks playing Colonel Parker his manager... I would recommend personally read a lot about Elvis and his life and how he treated people and how generous he was and watch him perform different songs and get a feel for his personality before you watch the movie then you will have a great appreciation for Austin Butler's performance of Elvis in the movie... Also you can look on KZfaq and you'll find an interview with Austin Butler I can't remember who did the interview but he tells that that movie was created and made during COVID and he was locked up in an apartment and he had pictures of Elvis in different stances and outfits all over the house on the walls and he had clips of Elvis's voice young middle and before he died cuz he had to learn all those different voices and it just tells his appreciation and the respect and reverence that he had playing the part of yes I'm going to say it, the king of rock and roll....

Another thing that you should watch is Elvis and his 1968 comeback special in Las Vegas it's live and it will give you an honest look into what kind of a performer he was, why people loved him so much, how much love he had for his fans and his band and his backup singers.... He goes from one song to the next to the next to the next and when he's done he leaves it all out there on the floor He's awesome😊❤

Some people were meant to perform on stage. There was nobody like Freddie Mercury.

I see from your comment stream that mostly everybody has made a comment on anything that I would have to say because I'm a baby boomer born in 1955 and I love Elvis I still do I have albums that I listen to all the time... I think it would be wise for you and your early search stage to start out before you listen to even a lot of his music start out with Elvis and the black community and that echo will never die part one and two... It will give you a very good start on how Elvis started out and how he got treated and some of what made him the man that he was until he died all too young in 1977. I'm so glad that a lot lot of young black content creators that I follow are really impressed with Elvis once they learn about him for themselves and cut out all the racism and all the bigotry and just listen to the man and stories about him listen to his music learn about him for yourself you'll have a greater appreciation for Elvis the man... Once you start searching KZfaq for him you'll get so much stuff on him that you will be an expert on him by the time you get done looking at everything. Also look up the Memphis Mafia they were the closest to him and his closest friends. You should critique the version of In the ghetto that his daughter Lisa Marie interjected herself into before she passed and of course after he passed and put it together it's really nice... Also, Elvis's first love was gospel music That's why he used to sneak into the black churches in Mississippi as a kid... He does an awesome job with gospel music... The long black limousine of Elvis singing but it was of his funeral procession is amazing just to show you how much love there was for Elvis Presley as a human being as much as a singer....

I just turned 60 and I lost my mom last year. I'm still dealing with her being gone. You learn to deal, but I don't think you ever get over it.

I'm sorry for your loss. Trust in that he is always looking over you and sees a great man like you saw in him. 🙏💞

I am 64 and grew up listening to The Bee Gees and I still love The Bee Gees!! Beautiful voices, words you can understand and pure talent!