One time, when I was in high school, we had an English class assignment to bring in a tape of a song and describe what it's about. My friend brought "Girls, Girls, Girls" and described it as "a song about clubs." I brought "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd. The class was never the same after that. As a matter of fact, the teacher was so impressed by my song that we watched "The Wall" in class later on. Ahh, the days of being a teen in the 80s...
lol I just re-read your comment... Your teacher let you watch an R rated movie in high school in the bible belt? Yeah dude sure. Please entertain me with your next fantasy story!
I love all the comments from people who don't believe this comment. All from millennials no doubt. You guys just don't realize. Society was much more permissive in a lot of ways back in the 60s and 70s. You didn't have the wide acceptance of "alternative lifestyles" like today, but people weren't offended by every little thing. Parents didn't call up the school just because a teacher showed a movie that might scar little Judy's psyche. If her parents were anything like my dad, he'd be like, "good, that'll give my boy a taste of reality". My parents were good attentive parents who cared about my education, but when it came to what was being taught in my classes, they didn't have any clue. There was no such thing as a syllabus. You just learned whatever the teacher wanted to teach. I totally believe this guy actually saw an R rated movie in school. Word probably did get back to the administration, but like most schools back in the day, it was swept under the rug. Look, if they managed to cover up rampant sexual abuse of kids for decades back then, surely showing an R rated movie would have raised few eyebrows.
Yeah I didn’t know back then that it existed until I searched for Girls Girls Girls video and was stunned what I saw it. I thought “I don’t remember seeing that.”
I'm glad to just hear this WHAT!! ( SOFT VERSION????) I say let's keep all of the music CLEAN, what's the point of listening to vulgar, nasty, and straight up just a waste of time to minds!! This is exactly why I watch Jamal aka Jamel, this man is a Straight Up a righteous dude. He doesn't need to cuss in order to entertain us either. I don't know Jamal on a personal level none of us do, but I'm great at pegging people within just a few minutes. While talking with someone you just maybe met, making eye contact while talking, their actions, body language, and many other little signs can tell a lot about a person. And watching Jamal doing his music reactions, we all see a sincere human, he's the real deal, no putting on an act, no dirty talk, or (trash talk) what ya see in this man, is exactly who he truly is, decent, sincere, compassionate, extremely likeable, fun, just good damn people, PERIOD!!! Love & respect this dude ☺️☺️☺️🎶🎶🎶 Jamal aka Jamel continue to keep your music clean, thank you for giving us some peace, even if it's just for a short period of time, your reaction channel makes my day... Take care & God Bless you and your entire family 🙂🙂🙂💗💗💗
This was the first real concert I went to. I was 14 in 1987, Charlotte, NC and my brother purchased me and my best friend tickets for my b-day. G-N-R opened for them but they were not well known so we were able to get front row. Nikki Sixx poured Jack Daniels over the first few rows and I had to explain that to my brother when he picked us up afterwards. One of the best nights of my life.
@@layol692k7 Pam ruined herself. It was 50/50 started out a sweet girl Labotts beer ad to polishing Tommy's third leg with one hand and rolling a fat doob with the other. But they married (briefly) even the sweet innocent looking ones can have hidden skills.
I went in the military shortly after this song came out. A few of us sitting around drinking in the barracks one night made it our mission to hit every club in this song. We spent a ton of money but damn it was fun. We went on a temporary assignment in Germany so we hopped over to Paris for Le Crazy Horse, list complete.
Vince Neil's ex wife Sharise is in the video. He even says Tropicana is where I met my wife. Their 4 year old daughter died of of childhood cancer. RIP Skylar.
Without You was my wife and I’d wedding song and the song that I had playing when I proposed to her on the stage we performed on (Rocky Horror Picture Show)
I think the statement "Today, you slap dat bootie an' ya gotta sit 'n' wait for it ta move". should go down in history. I just about choked on my tea when you said that lol. So funny. And I think that word you were looking for might be "TRUNK "!!! And this reaction even had the close up, down the lens stare....got to be good lol
My friends and I spent the bulk of the 90's at strip clubs. I ended up seeing some girls I went to high school with being strippers. In fact my first lap dance was with this girl I went to high school with. We even made some friends with some of the girls and would party with them outside the strip club. My friend even ended up marrying a dancer back then, and they are still married to this day (Though she stopped dancing years ago). It was really a wild time.
Quite possibly one of the best videos of all time as a 13 year old in 1987. Quite possibly STILL one of the best videos of all time as an almost 47 year old in 2021.
Hey Jamel, the club where this was shot is still there. The Seventh Veil, a few miles from you in Hollywood. You should go check it out, you know, for research.
@@culwin Rightwing? Legitimate leftist groups in the US and UK have also been cancelled if you paid any attention. Also explain how some children's books and silly cartoons are controversial and banned these days when they were still perfectly fine as recent as the Obama era. And I know metal bands that weren't allowed to tour in the US anymore because Antifa threatened the clubs where they would play.
@@johnjr757 Steel Panther gets a bit of a free pass because they claim to be a parody of the real thing. But there has been controversy here in Europe. Some activists wanted festivals to boycott them. They thought that the comedy aspect just covered up anti-women stances and allowed fans to sing along without consequences.
I use to work as a Doorman/Bouncer at a few strip clubs & at Night clubs too in the late 80s & 90s. You're correct that the women were classier back then. One club called the Fuzzy Grape that was in Webster Ma. and most of their girls were working their way through collage and most were FINE. I use to work those places during the week and then Gigged on the weekends with my band. It was a great time to be in my early 20's and 30's.
I saw Crue backing Ozzy Osborne during his Bark at the Moon tour in 1984 and then headlining their own Girls, Girls, Girls tour in 1986. They were fantastic. Amazing energy. Thanks for posting.
I remember seeing the Girls, Girls, Girls tour, that's when they had that whole platform, with the drums on it, go up at a 90 degree angle. Good times!
I am from that era, joined the Air Force in 1989, first base was Myrtle Beach, SC then Las Vegas 3 years later. No matter where you went, when this song came on, you knew it was time to party!
This is actually the last album they released before they had to get off of drugs after Nikki was “kickstarted”. They were on so much heroin and coke when they recorded this album. They actually had to put Nikki on the motorcycle on the cover of the album because he was so high he couldn’t move himself to it. Glad they are all in recovery now and mad props to everyone else in recovery right now too. You can do it. Don’t give up!
Harleys, Girls and Motley Crue .... a great trifecta ! Rode a ‘85 Softail , then an ‘88 FXRL back in the day. Now on my ‘18 Road Glide Special, still Rockin the Crue
If you want to know alot about them, their career, personal life and all the excess of Motley Crue, i recommand you Jamal, their book called The Dirt and there's a movie on Netflix of the same name. But the book is really really good. Get it if you can. Keep up the good work, i love watching you so much!!!
I. Was in my late teens and 20z, and had a group of guy friends that introduced to me this group, and we hung out and went to dance clubs and concerts, but this is the one thing that they would never include me on, they went to some of these clubs, and I know it sounds strange, but it hurt to be left out of sharing this with them. To only hear the songs and their shrouded comments. I know it this sounds strange, but it really just made me feel excluded. I loved this song and wanted to know what it was really like. So, there you go.... strange but true.
Ah, the 80s! I miss that time... a time when you could release a song like this without society trying to cancel you for being part of the misogynist patriarchy.
I used to know a couple of exotic dancers here. They enjoyed it when guys brought their wives or girlfriends to the club. They enjoyed dancing for the ladies in the audience. It's a whole different experience, they said. They felt more relaxed around the women.
Motley Crue was never one of “my bands” for some reason (although I can certainly appreciate them ) so I don’t know a lot of their songs, but I definitely know this one. 😄
omg at 7:13 i spit out my drink on my keyboard LOL .. and that 80's hair...i miss that a lot. my girlfriend had hair you could get lost in for days . miss the 80's a lot.
I had the pleasure of getting on stage at The Whiskey a few years ago for the Bulletboys as they kicked off a tour....hung w/ Marq Torien , Eric Singer from KISS... it took me 30 years but I made it
Thanks for the reaction Jamel....did we see you blush ???...lol...thanks for having an open mind and watching all videos with all kinds of music...you are awesome !! I think you would love “ Home Sweet Home” which is one of the great rock ballads of the 80s...
I was on the “Strip”, in ‘88. This video is tame, compared to what was actually going down. If you had any game at all, you could go out, without any coin in your pocket, and have a Hunter S. Thompson/Charlie Sheen, night....Truth.
The girl you paused it on in the beginning of the the reaction is Debbie. She is from Kentucky and was visiting Fort Lauderdale and was dancing at Solid Gold the night before the video. We hit it off and I took her home with the understanding that I had to have her back at the club by 10:00AM for some “rock video” Girls Girls Girls by Motley Crue! Needless to say this is my favorite music video of all time! And this is the Gods honest truth!
Throughout the song they mention several clubs from around the country that they've been to....."Tropicana's where I lost my heart" is the Hollywood Tropicana, where a lot of the bands doing the Sunset Strip thing in the '80s went.
Great song! I’ve actually been to The Dollhouse in Ft Lauderdale, FL many years ago mentioned in the song. I used my friend’s ID to get in because I was 19 years old. 😅😅. Was a GREAT night.
Hi Jamal, love the Channel so far man. Motley Crue is my FAVORITE band ever, especially from the 80s! This is "the continuation of the Wild Side" as you put it - both from the same album by the same title (as this tune). I highly recommend the UNCENSORED version here on YT so you can grasp the full effect! Food for thought... lol - PEACE!
I discovered reaction videos by accident. You were the first person I came across and your the best. Some people are too analytical. Some you can tell have musical training. some show no emotion. But you keep it fun and entertaining. I like that you react to the whole song not just the video or chord structure.
When I was 18 in Vancouver, after work on pay days we would all go to the Marble Arch. Was a rad strip club playing rock music. Sadly closed down a few years later.
The Girls! Girls! Girls! tour was my first rock concert. I think it was the summer between 8th and 9th grade, and my parents took me and my best friend. Bless their hearts. They had NO CLUE what they’d gotten themselves into when they said we could go! They sat in their seats where all the “skunky smoke” was floating, and my friend and I ended up by the stage. I’m 47 years old, and my mama is still fussing about me losing my new belt in the crowd. Good times! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Yep, and I was there!!! The “ Girls Girls Girls” tour was off the chain. The chicks in leather and lace and ready to sit on your face!!! Loved the ‘80’s
They were party animals thats for sure . Franky & Johnnie's , North center Inn . That was the wildest Bar in Western Canada . Strip club down stairs and the speakers were to the roof in the bar :)
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They were at real strip clubs in Florida
Watch on netflics the movie called the Dirt you will like it.
Please check out “Marooned” by Pink Floyd
Knowing is half the battle YO JOE.
🎶Rocking in Atlanta at tattletales.🎸🎸🎶
I lived right across the street from that famous strip bar when I first moved there 😁😁😁😁
"SAME OLE SITUATION" IS THE SH!T....!
"Home Sweet Home" is pretty damn good too...!
Both Legit Tracks worth a good listen. I Love Kickstart My Heart!
Love all of those
Motley Crue are one of the shittest bands of all time
@@carlmarks8170 Everyone has a band they don't like.
Mine is Green Day, Fuck Green Day with the Largest of Baseball Bats
@@carlmarks8170 It's always good to have an "expert" opinion....
Dr Feelgood! I'm shocked it hasn't been suggested yet! Or maybe it's down in the comments or in other videos. You should do it! :)
how old are you?
80's girl right here. You're right Stephanie I haven't seen any reactions for Dr.Feelgood or S.O.S
One time, when I was in high school, we had an English class assignment to bring in a tape of a song and describe what it's about. My friend brought "Girls, Girls, Girls" and described it as "a song about clubs." I brought "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd. The class was never the same after that. As a matter of fact, the teacher was so impressed by my song that we watched "The Wall" in class later on. Ahh, the days of being a teen in the 80s...
It's amazing what we used to get away with back then. Most of it would fall victim to cancel culture these days.
"cough" BULLSHIT "cough" why do people make up stories like this? To look cool?...
lol I just re-read your comment... Your teacher let you watch an R rated movie in high school in the bible belt? Yeah dude sure. Please entertain me with your next fantasy story!
I love all the comments from people who don't believe this comment. All from millennials no doubt. You guys just don't realize. Society was much more permissive in a lot of ways back in the 60s and 70s. You didn't have the wide acceptance of "alternative lifestyles" like today, but people weren't offended by every little thing. Parents didn't call up the school just because a teacher showed a movie that might scar little Judy's psyche. If her parents were anything like my dad, he'd be like, "good, that'll give my boy a taste of reality". My parents were good attentive parents who cared about my education, but when it came to what was being taught in my classes, they didn't have any clue. There was no such thing as a syllabus. You just learned whatever the teacher wanted to teach. I totally believe this guy actually saw an R rated movie in school. Word probably did get back to the administration, but like most schools back in the day, it was swept under the rug. Look, if they managed to cover up rampant sexual abuse of kids for decades back then, surely showing an R rated movie would have raised few eyebrows.
"Home Sweet Home" is a must by them.
This is the clean version. There's another version out there that's not quite so clean!
Who needs clean it's Motley Crue
Yeah I didn’t know back then that it existed until I searched for Girls Girls Girls video and was stunned what I saw it. I thought “I don’t remember seeing that.”
Yup the real one is so much better!! Like the original UK “Girls On Film” by Duran Duran!!
Yea, didn't figure he could review that one.
I'm glad to just hear this WHAT!! ( SOFT VERSION????) I say let's keep all of the music CLEAN, what's the point of listening to vulgar, nasty, and straight up just a waste of time to minds!! This is exactly why I watch Jamal aka Jamel, this man is a Straight Up a righteous dude. He doesn't need to cuss in order to entertain us either. I don't know Jamal on a personal level none of us do, but I'm great at pegging people within just a few minutes. While talking with someone you just maybe met, making eye contact while talking, their actions, body language, and many other little signs can tell a lot about a person. And watching Jamal doing his music reactions, we all see a sincere human, he's the real deal, no putting on an act, no dirty talk, or (trash talk) what ya see in this man, is exactly who he truly is, decent, sincere, compassionate, extremely likeable, fun, just good damn people, PERIOD!!! Love & respect this dude ☺️☺️☺️🎶🎶🎶 Jamal aka Jamel continue to keep your music clean, thank you for giving us some peace, even if it's just for a short period of time, your reaction channel makes my day...
Take care & God Bless you and your entire family 🙂🙂🙂💗💗💗
“These days ,you slap the booty you gotta wait for it to move..” Jamel 2021-😅🤣👍❤️✌️
🤣🔥💯
Epic 🤣
She's Got the Looks That Kill is classic, and Shout at the Devil. My first year in high school.
Its not called shes got the looks that kill but ok.....
@@keepoffmyherb420 "Looks that Kill" are you happy now?
@@azcoder 🤣👍
This one sounds incredible live. It was built to be played in a sold out arena or at a strip club.
They probably still play this song in strip clubs these days.
The uncensored version of this will put a smile on your face
you mean, a smile on OUR face. Imao
Where do you find it 😅
@@claytonjohnson9092 ruclips.net/video/TYaDkWV1QT8/видео.html
This was the first real concert I went to. I was 14 in 1987, Charlotte, NC and my brother purchased me and my best friend tickets for my b-day. G-N-R opened for them but they were not well known so we were able to get front row. Nikki Sixx poured Jack Daniels over the first few rows and I had to explain that to my brother when he picked us up afterwards. One of the best nights of my life.
"Something about that pole" lol
80's innocence. Turned 20, in 1980 can you imagine? 70's as a teenager and 80's in my 20's. Thank you for sharing!
I graduated highschool at 17 yrs old in 1979. I guess we're both from the same generation and both lucky to have made it through those crazy times!
When he shouts out "Tommy" that is drummer Tommy Lee, who was once married to Pam Anderson.
And Heather Locklear. Good lad!
he also gave Pam Hep C and ruined her
@@layol692k7 Pam ruined herself. It was 50/50 started out a sweet girl Labotts beer ad to polishing Tommy's third leg with one hand and rolling a fat doob with the other. But they married (briefly) even the sweet innocent looking ones can have hidden skills.
Oh Lordy do I miss the 80's!
Same here girl, same!!!
@@kimberlinibambini1988 Hey sista! 👋 Happy Women's Day, beautiful! We sure had it good back in the day, didn't we? Dang it was fun! 🤣
@@jennhurl Happy Women’s Day to you too!!💞🌻 And yes we definitely did! It’s like a whole different World now...Good chatting with ya! 😊
Me too kid
I went in the military shortly after this song came out. A few of us sitting around drinking in the barracks one night made it our mission to hit every club in this song. We spent a ton of money but damn it was fun. We went on a temporary assignment in Germany so we hopped over to Paris for Le Crazy Horse, list complete.
Their concerts in the 80s were really something to be at.
Other Crue songs to check out: Looks that Kill, Same Old Situation, Home Sweet Home, Primal Scream.
I do like me some Primal Scream. Been with the Crue since the beginning.
Can't forget about Shout At the Devi!
Wow you mentioned all the songs about underaged girls... Speaks at lot about you don't you think...
Too fast for love
Vince Neil's ex wife Sharise is in the video. He even says Tropicana is where I met my wife. Their 4 year old daughter died of of childhood cancer. RIP Skylar.
actually he says "Tropicana's where I lost my heart". Sharise was a mud wrestler there.
Motley Crue's Without You is a must see/hear ... its hard to believe that this song was sung by Motley Crue.
We danced to Without You at our wedding. Mötley Crüe have always been one of my favourite bands, it had to be done.
Without You was my wife and I’d wedding song and the song that I had playing when I proposed to her on the stage we performed on (Rocky Horror Picture Show)
I Love Without You. Beautiful song !!
When I saw Motley Crue I clicked so fast god damn
saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame
I think the statement "Today, you slap dat bootie an' ya gotta sit 'n' wait for it ta move". should go down in history. I just about choked on my tea when you said that lol. So funny. And I think that word you were looking for might be "TRUNK "!!! And this reaction even had the close up, down the lens stare....got to be good lol
Man, those were the good ole days!!!! Lol
My friends and I spent the bulk of the 90's at strip clubs. I ended up seeing some girls I went to high school with being strippers. In fact my first lap dance was with this girl I went to high school with. We even made some friends with some of the girls and would party with them outside the strip club. My friend even ended up marrying a dancer back then, and they are still married to this day (Though she stopped dancing years ago). It was really a wild time.
I feel like Duran Duran’s “Girls on Film” should be next. 🤷🏼♀️
Yaasssss!!!!!!
Yaasssss!!!!!!!
Right on.
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS but the REAL version would have to be for over-18s only. LOL
“Falling Down” is a good one as well.
Check out the Netflix movie about them... called “the Dirt” it personifies their lifestyle. I met them in a record store signing in 1982 🤘🏼
The blonde girl in the cowboy hat is Sharise Ruddell, who actually ended up married to Vince Neil from 1987-1993.
Quite possibly one of the best videos of all time as a 13 year old in 1987. Quite possibly STILL one of the best videos of all time as an almost 47 year old in 2021.
I can't tell you how many times I heard this in strip clubs back in the day.
About as often as Pour Some Sugar On Me?
Hey Jamel, the club where this was shot is still there. The Seventh Veil, a few miles from you in Hollywood. You should go check it out, you know, for research.
Motley Crue - Shout at the Devil
- Too Young to Fall in Love
- Live Wire
proper list there
When the Crüe were on tour, they were in one of three places: the stage, trashing a hotel, or in the strip club.
The 80's were a great time to be alive
Motely Crue would get cancelled in a day in our current climate.
Tell that to Steel Panther
Most of the 80s would be wiped out.
No they wouldn't. Get out of here with your right-wing bullcrap.
@@culwin Rightwing? Legitimate leftist groups in the US and UK have also been cancelled if you paid any attention. Also explain how some children's books and silly cartoons are controversial and banned these days when they were still perfectly fine as recent as the Obama era. And I know metal bands that weren't allowed to tour in the US anymore because Antifa threatened the clubs where they would play.
@@johnjr757 Steel Panther gets a bit of a free pass because they claim to be a parody of the real thing. But there has been controversy here in Europe. Some activists wanted festivals to boycott them. They thought that the comedy aspect just covered up anti-women stances and allowed fans to sing along without consequences.
Nice shirt!! True 80s style! Also, hot grandmas killed me!
Grandson: "So grandma, you were a stripper when you were young??"
Grandma: "Exotic Dancer!!"
Grandson: "Oh..."(like that makes a difference).
When you hear this song, you know it's a "showtime, 2 for 1 dance special" at the strip club!
Truth
You are on a Motley Crew roll 🥰
I use to work as a Doorman/Bouncer at a few strip clubs & at Night clubs too in the late 80s & 90s. You're correct that the women were classier back then. One club called the Fuzzy Grape that was in Webster Ma. and most of their girls were working their way through collage and most were FINE. I use to work those places during the week and then Gigged on the weekends with my band. It was a great time to be in my early 20's and 30's.
Your facial expressions keep me coming back🤗🤣🤣
Hey bro, you need to do Motely Crue - Dr. Feelgood next.
Hell yes.
Yes!
OH HELL YES!
👍👍
My favourite of theirs!
I saw Crue backing Ozzy Osborne during his Bark at the Moon tour in 1984 and then headlining their own Girls, Girls, Girls tour in 1986. They were fantastic. Amazing energy. Thanks for posting.
I remember seeing the Girls, Girls, Girls tour, that's when they had that whole platform, with the drums on it, go up at a 90 degree angle. Good times!
Quote of the day, “ you slap the booty you gotta wait for it to move”. Eat your heart out Hemingway 😂
I am from that era, joined the Air Force in 1989, first base was Myrtle Beach, SC then Las Vegas 3 years later. No matter where you went, when this song came on, you knew it was time to party!
I went to a ton of concerts back in the day, and the Motley Crue show was the most fun ever!
At the end talking about fake booties: "THEY JUST GOT THESE BIG OL...I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU CALL IT!"...
ME: "BADONKADONK!" 🤣
The 80's was a fantastic time to grow up. At least for me. This music was everything back then.
I have some good memories from The Body Shop back in day. I'm too damn old now to be that wild anymore. LOL
This is actually the last album they released before they had to get off of drugs after Nikki was “kickstarted”. They were on so much heroin and coke when they recorded this album. They actually had to put Nikki on the motorcycle on the cover of the album because he was so high he couldn’t move himself to it. Glad they are all in recovery now and mad props to everyone else in recovery right now too. You can do it. Don’t give up!
Nikki and Mick n are only ones sober now Tommy and Vince are both fucked up. Vince voice is great in studio but live no....uckk
Harleys, Girls and Motley Crue .... a great trifecta ! Rode a ‘85 Softail , then an ‘88 FXRL back in the day. Now on my ‘18 Road Glide Special, still Rockin the Crue
I'm 90% sure my son was conceived to this song.
With a stripper.
God I loved the 80s
It was a decade of decadence!!!!!
The 80s were just a good time.
If you want to know alot about them, their career, personal life and all the excess of Motley Crue, i recommand you Jamal, their book called The Dirt and there's a movie on Netflix of the same name. But the book is really really good. Get it if you can. Keep up the good work, i love watching you so much!!!
I. Was in my late teens and 20z, and had a group of guy friends that introduced to me this group, and we hung out and went to dance clubs and concerts, but this is the one thing that they would never include me on, they went to some of these clubs, and I know it sounds strange, but it hurt to be left out of sharing this with them. To only hear the songs and their shrouded comments. I know it this sounds strange, but it really just made me feel excluded. I loved this song and wanted to know what it was really like. So, there you go.... strange but true.
Jamel brother you gotta do "Live Wire" its there early stuff. There's a surprise for you in it. Love from Pennsylvania
Ah, the 80s! I miss that time... a time when you could release a song like this without society trying to cancel you for being part of the misogynist patriarchy.
Motley Crue is: Vince Niel- lead vocals, Tommy Lee-Drums, Nikki Sixx-Bass, and Mick Mars on Guitars!
I used to know a couple of exotic dancers here. They enjoyed it when guys brought their wives or girlfriends to the club. They enjoyed dancing for the ladies in the audience. It's a whole different experience, they said. They felt more relaxed around the women.
Motley Crue was never one of “my bands” for some reason (although I can certainly appreciate them ) so I don’t know a lot of their songs, but I definitely know this one. 😄
Yeah Hombre “strip clubs” in the 70’s and 80’s and even in the early 90’s were a sight to behold and enjoyed. Today..... well it’s different!!!!!!🥳
omg at 7:13 i spit out my drink on my keyboard LOL .. and that 80's hair...i miss that a lot. my girlfriend had hair you could get lost in for days . miss the 80's a lot.
I had the pleasure of getting on stage at The Whiskey a few years ago for the Bulletboys as they kicked off a tour....hung w/ Marq Torien , Eric Singer from KISS... it took me 30 years but I made it
The eighties was a great time to be in a rock band, J. I have scars and memory gaps... But we had fun.
First concert I ever went to Girls Girls Girls 1983! Guns N Roses opened for them. I’ll never forget it.
If one song screams Crue it's this one! One of my favorites! Brings out a girl's inner stripper everytime! 🤣💯🔥
That's so true! 😆
This is one of the best riffs ever.
Keeping great stripper music alive
Love the tank! Yup!80's
Chek out (The Cult - Lil Devil - Love Removal Machine - Fire Woman - Sweet Soul Sister - She sells sanctuary - Wild Flower
Totally!! ...Start with "She Sells Sanctuary", but they're all good.
Thanks for the reaction Jamel....did we see you blush ???...lol...thanks for having an open mind and watching all videos with all kinds of music...you are awesome !! I think you would love “ Home Sweet Home” which is one of the great rock ballads of the 80s...
I was on the “Strip”, in ‘88. This video is tame, compared to what was actually going down. If you had any game at all, you could go out, without any coin in your pocket, and have a Hunter S. Thompson/Charlie Sheen, night....Truth.
jamal!!,...BRO,...i can see you hittin the town with motley ,girls all over you left & right drawn in by your charisma,....duuuude
they got their start from opening for Ozzy. just think of them stories.
The girl you paused it on in the beginning of the the reaction is Debbie. She is from Kentucky and was visiting Fort Lauderdale and was dancing at Solid Gold the night before the video. We hit it off and I took her home with the understanding that I had to have her back at the club by 10:00AM for some “rock video” Girls Girls Girls by Motley Crue! Needless to say this is my favorite music video of all time! And this is the Gods honest truth!
Got bless the 80s, we had some of the best music.
IT'S INTERNATIONAL WOMEN DAY. LOL. LET JAMAL ROCK.
Throughout the song they mention several clubs from around the country that they've been to....."Tropicana's where I lost my heart" is the Hollywood Tropicana, where a lot of the bands doing the Sunset Strip thing in the '80s went.
I was 15 when this album came out. Good times....
Great song! I’ve actually been to The Dollhouse in Ft Lauderdale, FL many years ago mentioned in the song. I used my friend’s ID to get in because I was 19 years old. 😅😅. Was a GREAT night.
Hi Jamal, love the Channel so far man. Motley Crue is my FAVORITE band ever, especially from the 80s! This is "the continuation of the Wild Side" as you put it - both from the same album by the same title (as this tune). I highly recommend the UNCENSORED version here on YT so you can grasp the full effect! Food for thought... lol - PEACE!
I discovered reaction videos by accident. You were the first person I came across and your the best. Some people are too analytical. Some you can tell have musical training. some show no emotion. But you keep it fun and entertaining. I like that you react to the whole song not just the video or chord structure.
I've been to thee Dollhouse in fort Lauderdale. Lol. Working the club days. Lol. Technically it's Hallandale, but nobody ever heard of it.
When I was 18 in Vancouver, after work on pay days we would all go to the Marble Arch. Was a rad strip club playing rock music. Sadly closed down a few years later.
“Someone needs to write a strip club song.”
“I have an idea.”
Jamal this is one of the many we had in high school , great hair music
I gotta say that I love that you're rockin a GI Joe shirt. Also, I'm definitely entertained by your reactions to rock videos.
Jamal paused this video on the correct frames. I miss my teenage years of the 80s and its girls scene. Motley Crue rocks!
There are several good Motley Crue songs, Shout at the Devil, Hot for teacher, Smokin' in the boys room, Home sweet home, Dr. Feelgood.
The Girls! Girls! Girls! tour was my first rock concert. I think it was the summer between 8th and 9th grade, and my parents took me and my best friend. Bless their hearts. They had NO CLUE what they’d gotten themselves into when they said we could go! They sat in their seats where all the “skunky smoke” was floating, and my friend and I ended up by the stage. I’m 47 years old, and my mama is still fussing about me losing my new belt in the crowd. Good times! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
80’s was a awesome time to be alive!! Best times!!
AAAAAAHHHHHHH......... You finally made it to my boys, Motley "effing" Crue! I cannot wait for the concert this summer. :D
Man how can you not Do Too Young To fall In Love , How can you not ????? Love the Crues Music !
Live at Daryl's house...Him and Joe Walsh ....Someone Like You...is awesome!
FEAR FACTORY - Controlled Demolition. You are one of the very few channels that show Fear Factory love. Keep it up my guy.
Yep, and I was there!!! The “ Girls Girls Girls” tour was off the chain. The chicks in leather and lace and ready to sit on your face!!! Loved the ‘80’s
I could only imagine what a week in the life of motley crue must have been during their prime.
The world inst free today, Im glad I lived through the time when it was and I remember it fondly.
my first trip to Vegas I was 40, it became my spirit animal!!!, hoping to go on my BD, in sept!!!
Smokin in the boys room was our jam in high school. And was quite literal.
"What Vince? Where?"
Gets me every time!
Love the throw back shirt!! Keep that music alive and kickin!
They were party animals thats for sure . Franky & Johnnie's , North center Inn . That was the wildest Bar in Western Canada . Strip club down stairs and the speakers were to the roof in the bar :)