@@AnthonyWilliams-ot1ykOne of my first concerts ever at 9. They played during an ice storm in SC. I loved the band and was surprised when my brother and I were the only 2 Black people there. The song was played on both Rock and the R&B radio station. It was awesome and we met the band after the show. They asked me what made me a fan because I was so young. I explained I was learning saxophone and discovered I could play songs by ear and their 2 hits I heard, I learned to play fairly easily.
For Real? I'm very impressed! I was only 9 when this song came out and went to see Pablo Cruise then. I didn't see Steve Miller until the Abbra Cadaddra tour and the Eagles when they reunion in the 90's. I bet your concert was incredible!!
1977 and 1978 had some of best soft rock around, with al Stewart, Steeley dan ,Atlanta rhythm section, Climax blues band, Pablo Cruise and countless others..
Awww, for a few minutes I was thinking of simplier times in the 70s, cruising around with friends. I am 65 now still remembering. Great reaction as always.
@@landreaulover Yeah, I had forgotten about this song. I don’t think I had listened to it for over 10 years until I signed up for Amazon Music Unlimited about 6 years ago. I rediscovered it as I was building my 70s playlist. I’ve built my own catalogue of songs for each decade from the 60s until now. This song by Pablo Cruise is a great one for sure.
Saw them in Miami in 1977...warm up for Bob Seger! The musicianship was superb...clean, spot on rythums, and Cory the pianist was surprisingly awesome!
I definitely recommend her super-fun hit "You Should Hear How She Talks About You." I think Jay and Amber will love it! Definitely a different vibe for Melissa Manchester, and one of my childhood favorites.
I have been requesting Melissa Manchester for two years. Hopefully they will see your comment. I think they would like “Through the Eyes of Love” from Ice Castles. The violins are beautiful in that song.
Another band I have seen live. This time as a naval recruit in San Diego. That's right, I saw Pablo Cruz in Boot Camp. A USO sponsored event. Trust me, it was a very regimented and stiff ordeal. Primarily because there were Marine recruits in attendance as well and their Drill Instructors had those poor marine recruits sitting at stiff attention. I'll never forget it. Every last one of them sitting perfectly still with their hands at their sides crunched into fists. A select few passing out cans of soda in a most orderly, disciplined way. On the other side, sailors dancing and cutting loose. Yelling with joy for the first time in weeks. Venting from the culture shock of boot camp. It was quite the contrast. An unforgettable event. Regardless, chock up another band I have seen live in their prime. RSR has reacted to most of them by now, not all of them though.
I can't wait until you hit Pablo Cruise's other hit, "Runnin'". It's remarkable and atmospheric in THE BEST WAY! The piano, percussion and guitar solo are all amazing!
I'm glad to see Pablo Cruise get a little love. They were never a huge band but they made some great music. I think Whatcha Going to do was their biggest hit, but my favorite of theirs was always the title song of one of their albums, A Place in the Sun.
I saw them in 2019 and still put on an unbelievable show. They still had Steve Price, the original drummer, and he is a showman. Dave Jenkins now only does some of the vocals and they have 2 lead singers. Cory Lerios sang a new version of " this time" with revised lyrics and quite a few changes. I first saw them back in 2000 with Bud Cockrell, before all the new members joined . That was their 1st time getting back together, since the 80s
Ah, more of my 70s AM Gold. I love how you guys sprinkle in this genre it takes me back to my childhood in the backseat jamming to the 8 track out on a Sunday drive in a simpler time
I saw Pablo Cruise open for Manfred Mann,halfway through Manfred Manns set people were chanting for Pablo Cruise to come back on. This was when they had just released A Place in the Sun,which would be a great song to listen to.
Nothing signifies riding down the highway on a sunny, summer day with the top down more than Pablo Cruise! So many other great ones from Pablo Cruise...Whatcha Gonna Do, I Go To Rio, Cool Love, I Want You Tonight. You've already done A Place In The Sun, I see.
Great reaction to a fun song. This group embodied "fun" (and mellow) music. Good personal memory from Pablo Cruise. Our son was born in late '77 and was an infant when "Worlds Away" came out in mid-'78. He was fussy one day and Becky thought some music might calm him down so she put on the album and he chilled out straight away. From then on she used Pablo Cruise as a pacifier for him! LOL Proof that the band was about fun is when folks would ask them "Which one is Pablo?" they would always answer "He's the one in the middle." but they were a quartet so there was no middle! Keep up the great work. Peace out.
Pablo Cruise was one of those bands I heard playing at the beach in Lake Tahoe every summer back in the late 70's and early 80's. Great feel, great music.
ohhh, this is one of those songs I heard a million times on the radio, way back when, but never knew the title or artist ... 'soundtrack of my childhood' 🙃💛🎵🎵
I was a little kid with a bowl cut when this song hit the airwaves, and it has always made me feel so, so good. It's absolutely one of the most perfect pop songs ever made. "Blue-eyed soul" was a good catch - I'd put a finer point on it and call it "blue-eyed Philly soul." This could almost be The Spinners.
Jay & Amber, I know my Pablo Cruise. So well so, they were my first concert in 1976 in Nashville at The Opry House. I was 12 at the time.Owned all albums released so far. Do yourself justice and listen to "Don't Want To Live Without It" from the "World's Away" Album and "Cool Love" from the "Reflectors" album. So many parts you both will definitely enjoy that make you consider dropping the microphone. Take my good word for it and trust me on this one. Love you both!!!! Your friend and faithful follower Imadrummin.
They had another hit, that most dont remember until they hear it again, for the 1st time since 79, " i want you tonight". It seemed to do well back then, but hasn't been played since
@shyman99 I bought Part of the Game as a cutout vinyl circa 87, just to complete my Pablo discography. I had no idea there would be this song that I loved, yet forgot existed, cause radio never touched it after 79. Cool Love still gets a little airplay, Don't Want To Live is another one radio doesn't touch
@shyman99 you may be right, it is VERY disco, and that may be why it dropped off the face of the earth. I was young when Pablo had all their hits and I just bought 45s in those years 77-81. When I got older in the 80s, I went back and listened to my old 45s and they made me want to buy full LPS of all that stuff, even though the current era was Madonna and Duran Duran. Even though I'm an 80s kid, I gravitate more towards the 70s. I'd rather listen to Time Passages or Chuckes In Love, than my generation of Madonna and Poison. I like it all, but my heart is in 70s soft rock
@@shyman99 one song from Part of the Game that never gets mentioned, is " for another town" I love the Casio-sounding auto arpeggio , and it has the classic Pablo escapist quality, that the album overall doesn't have. Part of the Game seems different from all other Pablo albums, in that it's not escapist, it's in the midst of relationship nightmares, desperation and dramas. The other albums seem more optimistic and happy, while this one sounds and feels like a bad divorce. That being said, it's one of my favorite Pablo albums
They actually had a little bump in sales from that. They were doing interviews like crazy at the time. Most people didn't even know they were still together
Great reaction guys!! Speaking of bands that it has been a day since you last reacted to them you are long overdue to react to Blood Sweat and Tears! How about "Spinning Wheel", "Lucretia MacEvil" or "Hi-De-Ho"??? You are guaranteed to love any of them!
I've always liked this song, its nostalgic for me. Oddly enough, my earliest memory of this song was from day care. In the late 70s when this song was released I was in preschool, and remember this song being played during quiet time. The teachers were probably listening to a pop station during their down time.😊
A few additional tracks to check out are "What You Gonna Do?", "Atlanta June", "Don't Want To Live Without It", and "I Go To Rio". This band just makes you happy.
Warms my heart to see a couple of folks here recommending "Atlanta June" -- I bought their albums as a kid and fell in love with that song. Kept requesting it to be played on the radio (not sure why, since I could just play the record, lol -- but perhaps I just wanted to share the love), but never heard it over the airwaves.
A great summer of music in 1978...#6 on August 26...Kiss You All Over, My Angel Baby, Hot Blooded, Magnet and Steel, Life's Been Good were rockin' the airwaves🔥🤘
They got their name from San Pablo Avenue that went through San Pablo ,Richmond and Berkeley so it was a great “cruise “ back in the day when everybody cruised in their cars on Friday and Saturday nights!
I'm glad you got around to listening to this one. It plays in a summer soundtrack in my head of a long lost summer of my youth spent at the swimming pool.
Back in the mid eighties myself and two classmates had to make a 150 mile trip to Little Rock from Northern Arkansas that had to do with our college courses. One of the others was twenty years older than the other two of us. He swore this was the greatest song ever composed to "smoke" to😉. Turned out he was right. 😂
Thank you for giving the people what they want! I've been suggesting this song for ages! You need to check out Whatcha Gonna Do? It's another smooth vibe that you'll both love.
I saw them first around '76 - 77 playing an outdoor end of summer Labor Day weekend concert at Kirkwood Ski Resort in California and then again last Summer outdoor at Sand Harbour in Incline Village, NV. A couple of the original members still playing and going strong.
One of those little gems from the 70s that you don't hear for a while but when you do, its a brilliant song and it is smooth like silk.
Exactly!😊
Great song ...great band!!
1970's baby!! 💯🎶❤️🎶
exactly, there is so much good music in the 70's, a great tune like this might be little forgotten
Yeah haven't heard it since I was a kid in the 70s now I'm 53 and having a blast
God, we were so spoiled in the 70s with just endless great songs like this.
I know, right??
I always loved the song "Runnin" really shows how good these musicians were. TY Rob Squad
Right?!? And we had NO idea that it wouldn't last forever!
This was driving to Vermont to visit grandma music. We were so fortunate
100% facts
Jay & Amber, "Whatcha Gonna Do?" was their other top 10 hit !
Love that song! Love it! 70s R&B.
Yew, that's a good one also
Love that song?
@@allisonballenger3903 Of course. You don’t?
@@AnthonyWilliams-ot1ykOne of my first concerts ever at 9. They played during an ice storm in SC. I loved the band and was surprised when my brother and I were the only 2 Black people there. The song was played on both Rock and the R&B radio station. It was awesome and we met the band after the show. They asked me what made me a fan because I was so young. I explained I was learning saxophone and discovered I could play songs by ear and their 2 hits I heard, I learned to play fairly easily.
Imagine a concert billing of Eagles, Steve Miller Band and Pablo Cruise. It was a reality in 1977.
FANTASTIC times
Met Stadium in Minneapolis. Rained all night but we stayed for it all.
For Real? I'm very impressed! I was only 9 when this song came out and went to see Pablo Cruise then. I didn't see Steve Miller until the Abbra Cadaddra tour and the Eagles when they reunion in the 90's. I bet your concert was incredible!!
Saw that one at Comiski Park, Chicago. Me and 3 friends, all 16 or 17 years old. No adults, my how times have changed .
That’s everything!! I can only imagine!
Pablo Cruise... Blast from the past! They were way cool.
Whenever I hear Pablo Cruise, I think of my wife. She reminds me that they were the first band she saw in concert
The 1970s...... oh my goodness! The Radio airwaves OOZED fantastic music!
No doubt!!
Yes they did!!🥰
@@carlastanley1138GREAT era for music.
1977 and 1978 had some of best soft rock around, with al Stewart, Steeley dan ,Atlanta rhythm section, Climax blues band, Pablo Cruise and countless others..
Ambrosia. You forgot Ambrosia.
I wish music like this would fill the “airwaves” again. So sick of rap crap hip-hop negativity
Ahhh, the good ole 70s. You can’t beat 70s music.
Us 70s brats has a blast.
Awww, for a few minutes I was thinking of simplier times in the 70s, cruising around with friends. I am 65 now still remembering. Great reaction as always.
Keep cruisin'!
🎉💪🏼
I was probably only 11 or 12 when I started hearing this song in San Diego California in the late 70s.Goosebumps always!
Her Capacity for Joy really makes my heart pitter patter.
Some of the tastiest guitar work you'll hear anywhere
This is one of my favorite 70s songs. It’s one of the best up-tempo love songs there is!
Same here. I had forgotten about it until hearing it again in the 90s, and have been loving it ever since!
@@landreaulover Yeah, I had forgotten about this song. I don’t think I had listened to it for over 10 years until I signed up for Amazon Music Unlimited about 6 years ago. I rediscovered it as I was building my 70s playlist. I’ve built my own catalogue of songs for each decade from the 60s until now. This song by Pablo Cruise is a great one for sure.
In the '70s when this and their other big hit "Whatcha gonna do?" got so much radio airplay, thought "Pablo Cruz" was the name of the lead singer 😄
This masterpiece hits all the right spots within your soul...
Blast to the past. Great song! Thanks for the memories!
My favorite Pablo Cruise song.
I was in highschool when this song came out, Pablo Cruise was awesome back in the day 👍♥️🙏✝️✌️😎
They're still pretty good.
I haven't heard this in a while thanks guys
I haven’t heard this song in years!
Still sounds good to me!
Very underrated band. Had a few hits, but should've been bigger than they were.
Saw them in Miami in 1977...warm up for Bob Seger! The musicianship was superb...clean, spot on rythums, and Cory the pianist was surprisingly awesome!
Great summertime memories as a kid come back 🥰
Reminds me of trips to the beach in 79 with the t-tops off of my Mom's Firebird. Good times!!
Stationed in Va Beach in the Navy and I can remember cruising in my '69 Stang with this tape crankin'
Fun music. As one person noted, we were spoiled in the 70 and 80s
For female friday from the 70s, Melissa Manchester - don’t cry out loud, midnight blue, you should hear how she talks about you.
They need to also go back to Janis Ian with "Society's Child" and add some spice with Maria Muldaur's "Midnight at the Oasis"
I definitely recommend her super-fun hit "You Should Hear How She Talks About You." I think Jay and Amber will love it! Definitely a different vibe for Melissa Manchester, and one of my childhood favorites.
Yes, yes, and yes!
"Pretty Girls!"
I have been requesting Melissa Manchester for two years. Hopefully they will see your comment. I think they would like “Through the Eyes of Love” from Ice Castles. The violins are beautiful in that song.
Another band I have seen live. This time as a naval recruit in San Diego. That's right, I saw Pablo Cruz in Boot Camp. A USO sponsored event. Trust me, it was a very regimented and stiff ordeal. Primarily because there were Marine recruits in attendance as well and their Drill Instructors had those poor marine recruits sitting at stiff attention. I'll never forget it. Every last one of them sitting perfectly still with their hands at their sides crunched into fists. A select few passing out cans of soda in a most orderly, disciplined way. On the other side, sailors dancing and cutting loose. Yelling with joy for the first time in weeks. Venting from the culture shock of boot camp. It was quite the contrast. An unforgettable event.
Regardless, chock up another band I have seen live in their prime. RSR has reacted to most of them by now, not all of them though.
This is one of my favorites from the late 70's and it still sounds fantastic after 40 years plus.
I can't wait until you hit Pablo Cruise's other hit, "Runnin'". It's remarkable and atmospheric in THE BEST WAY! The piano, percussion and guitar solo are all amazing!
The smooth sounds of the 70's! How about that bass intro, fantastic!
I'm glad to see Pablo Cruise get a little love. They were never a huge band but they made some great music. I think Whatcha Going to do was their biggest hit, but my favorite of theirs was always the title song of one of their albums, A Place in the Sun.
Pablo Cruise was a great band and great recording always good to hear again.
I`m feelin` me some Motown! Do the Doobies " take me in your arms rock me rock me a little more ". Classic!
That Voice. So smooth and silky.
What ya gonna do is another great song of theirs to check out 😊
I saw them live back in 1980! They put on a hell of a show.
I saw them in 2019 and still put on an unbelievable show. They still had Steve Price, the original drummer, and he is a showman. Dave Jenkins now only does some of the vocals and they have 2 lead singers. Cory Lerios sang a new version of " this time" with revised lyrics and quite a few changes. I first saw them back in 2000 with Bud Cockrell, before all the new members joined . That was their 1st time getting back together, since the 80s
We called them the summer band, it seemed like all of their hits came at that time of year.
Interesting. "Cool Love," another one of their hits was popular in the summer of 1981...
Two great Pablo Cruise songs are "Whatcha Gonna Do" and "World's Away". Such an underrated band.
Ah, more of my 70s AM Gold. I love how you guys sprinkle in this genre it takes me back to my childhood in the backseat jamming to the 8 track out on a Sunday drive in a simpler time
Love this Song!!!
About time y'all got around to this one. lol Classic!
Total Sunday morning coffee on the front porch with a summer breeze blowing type tune.
I saw Pablo Cruise open for Manfred Mann,halfway through Manfred Manns set people were chanting for Pablo Cruise to come back on. This was when they had just released A Place in the Sun,which would be a great song to listen to.
I've seen them as a warmup band to Bob Welch, Foreigner and Fleetwood Mac, great memories. Thanks!
What a line up. Sounds like it was a great concert...
Gawd, it's been YEARS!!!!
THANKS for reminding me!
Nothing signifies riding down the highway on a sunny, summer day with the top down more than Pablo Cruise!
So many other great ones from Pablo Cruise...Whatcha Gonna Do, I Go To Rio, Cool Love, I Want You Tonight.
You've already done A Place In The Sun, I see.
A 1970s classic thanks for your reaction
Thanks for briefly sending back to my high school years.😊
I actually got to see them live, almost forgot because it was in the early 80's. But I do remember it was fantastic!
Great reaction to a fun song. This group embodied "fun" (and mellow) music. Good personal memory from Pablo Cruise. Our son was born in late '77 and was an infant when "Worlds Away" came out in mid-'78. He was fussy one day and Becky thought some music might calm him down so she put on the album and he chilled out straight away. From then on she used Pablo Cruise as a pacifier for him! LOL Proof that the band was about fun is when folks would ask them "Which one is Pablo?" they would always answer "He's the one in the middle." but they were a quartet so there was no middle! Keep up the great work. Peace out.
Pablo Cruise was one of those bands I heard playing at the beach in Lake Tahoe every summer back in the late 70's and early 80's. Great feel, great music.
They still sound amazing live!!!
COOL LOL
Yes they sure do! 2010, 2013 and 2023 for me.
Had a Pablo Cruise shirt when I was 14yrs old! And I was into "Hard Rock And Heavy Funk"🤷♂️
Whatcha Gonna Do is their biggest hit!!! You guys have to get to that one.
Im grateful for growing up in the 70's so I can appreciate real music
Still on my playlist since they first released the song ❤🔥
I haven't heard this in years! Thank you!!
ohhh, this is one of those songs I heard a million times on the radio, way back when, but never knew the title or artist ... 'soundtrack of my childhood' 🙃💛🎵🎵
I was a little kid with a bowl cut when this song hit the airwaves, and it has always made me feel so, so good. It's absolutely one of the most perfect pop songs ever made. "Blue-eyed soul" was a good catch - I'd put a finer point on it and call it "blue-eyed Philly soul." This could almost be The Spinners.
Such a great song!
Jay & Amber, I know my Pablo Cruise. So well so, they were my first concert in 1976 in Nashville at The Opry House. I was 12 at the time.Owned all albums released so far. Do yourself justice and listen to "Don't Want To Live Without It" from the "World's Away" Album and "Cool Love" from the "Reflectors" album. So many parts you both will definitely enjoy that make you consider dropping the microphone. Take my good word for it and trust me on this one. Love you both!!!! Your friend and faithful follower Imadrummin.
Whatcha Gonna Do and Runnin are two other fantastic Pablo Cruise songs!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
They had another hit, that most dont remember until they hear it again, for the 1st time since 79, " i want you tonight". It seemed to do well back then, but hasn't been played since
@shyman99 I bought Part of the Game as a cutout vinyl circa 87, just to complete my Pablo discography. I had no idea there would be this song that I loved, yet forgot existed, cause radio never touched it after 79. Cool Love still gets a little airplay, Don't Want To Live is another one radio doesn't touch
@shyman99 you may be right, it is VERY disco, and that may be why it dropped off the face of the earth. I was young when Pablo had all their hits and I just bought 45s in those years 77-81. When I got older in the 80s, I went back and listened to my old 45s and they made me want to buy full LPS of all that stuff, even though the current era was Madonna and Duran Duran. Even though I'm an 80s kid, I gravitate more towards the 70s. I'd rather listen to Time Passages or Chuckes In Love, than my generation of Madonna and Poison. I like it all, but my heart is in 70s soft rock
@@shyman99 one song from Part of the Game that never gets mentioned, is " for another town" I love the Casio-sounding auto arpeggio , and it has the classic Pablo escapist quality, that the album overall doesn't have. Part of the Game seems different from all other Pablo albums, in that it's not escapist, it's in the midst of relationship nightmares, desperation and dramas. The other albums seem more optimistic and happy, while this one sounds and feels like a bad divorce. That being said, it's one of my favorite Pablo albums
55 years! 55 frickin' years go by and I'm finally finding out who sings this song! Thank you Rob Squad!
This song really brings back some memories. (flashbacks) The year was 1978 and I had just graduated from college. Party Time.........
Class of 78! Best times
I remember the band and this song well. They opened for the Doobie Brothers when I saw them in the late 70s.
I knew as soon as I saw the title that Jay would appreciate that grooving bass line. Always cranked the bass knob when playing this one!
Good on you for covering Pablo Cruise. Saw them about 8 years ago. Still sounded fantastic! ✌
I love their Go to Rio. Tough not to dance to that one.
Who else loved that Will Ferrell wore a Pablo Cruise tee shirt in the movie Step Brothers? 🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️
They actually had a little bump in sales from that. They were doing interviews like crazy at the time. Most people didn't even know they were still together
@@dawnpatrol700 I didn't know that; that's GREAT!!! Thank you!
Great reaction guys!! Speaking of bands that it has been a day since you last reacted to them you are long overdue to react to Blood Sweat and Tears! How about "Spinning Wheel", "Lucretia MacEvil" or "Hi-De-Ho"??? You are guaranteed to love any of them!
I've always liked this song, its nostalgic for me. Oddly enough, my earliest memory of this song was from day care. In the late 70s when this song was released I was in preschool, and remember this song being played during quiet time. The teachers were probably listening to a pop station during their down time.😊
A few additional tracks to check out are "What You Gonna Do?", "Atlanta June", "Don't Want To Live Without It", and "I Go To Rio". This band just makes you happy.
Warms my heart to see a couple of folks here recommending "Atlanta June" -- I bought their albums as a kid and fell in love with that song. Kept requesting it to be played on the radio (not sure why, since I could just play the record, lol -- but perhaps I just wanted to share the love), but never heard it over the airwaves.
My first concert...Pablo Cruise 1979
AWWWW - LOVE THIS SONG - THANKS, YOU-GUYS!!! HUGS!!!
My wife loves, loves this group. This was the first concert she went to. She was raised in San Francisco’s backyard!
Saw them in concert back in the fall- still amazing
Love this song!! And I think you will, too! Such a summer vibe ❤
“………I won’t be able to make it tonite because I’m at the bottom of the pool.” 😅
I’ve always loved this song!
Love this band so underrated ❤ please do cool love by them you won't regret it
Another song I've forgotten that I know! What a great blast from the past!
"Atlanta June", "Whatcha Gonna Do?", "A Place In the Sun", "Ocean Breeze", "Zero to Sixty In Five" are all awesome hit songs by Pablo Cruise.
My personal favorite from this band is a song called
"Cool Love". Released in 1981, and went to #13 on the billboard charts...
A great summer of music in 1978...#6 on August 26...Kiss You All Over, My Angel Baby, Hot Blooded, Magnet and Steel, Life's Been Good were rockin' the airwaves🔥🤘
They got their name from San Pablo Avenue that went through San Pablo ,Richmond and Berkeley so it was a great “cruise “ back in the day when everybody cruised in their cars on Friday and Saturday nights!
Love me some Pablo Cruise. Seen them a few times back in the 70's . :)
Pablo Cruise's "Runnin'" (also called "Running Away") has an instrumental intro that gets your heart beating.
I always loved how chill this song was. Great vibe.
Love this band! Brings back great memories of being in San Diego at the time and driving around and loving life.
Ooooooooo! Another great one I had forgotten about. Thanks for bringing it back for me and your listeners.
I'm glad you got around to listening to this one. It plays in a summer soundtrack in my head of a long lost summer of my youth spent at the swimming pool.
Back in the mid eighties myself and two classmates had to make a 150 mile trip to Little Rock from Northern Arkansas that had to do with our college courses. One of the others was twenty years older than the other two of us. He swore this was the greatest song ever composed to "smoke" to😉.
Turned out he was right. 😂
Thank you for giving the people what they want! I've been suggesting this song for ages! You need to check out Whatcha Gonna Do? It's another smooth vibe that you'll both love.
I saw them first around '76 - 77 playing an outdoor end of summer Labor Day weekend concert at Kirkwood Ski Resort in California and then again last Summer outdoor at Sand Harbour in Incline Village, NV. A couple of the original members still playing and going strong.
Pablo Cruise ... that was my alias back in the day
Wow! I haven’t heard this in forever!!🫢😲
Thanks Jay and Amber!!❤❤