Said it before and I’ll say it again so very blessed to have grown up in this time period -whether it was disco or easy listening or hard rock or southern rock I feel as if music wise we were so very blessed!!!!!!!
Ohhhh SWEETIE 😭😂😂 how have you never heard the gospel of the O’Jays hailing from Canton, Ohio? Eddie LeVert and Walter Williams have been going since the late 50s and JUST retired this year. I’m 33 and seen them live 3 times in the past decade. I was in tears by time they did their final bow.. Eddie and Walter are consummate professionals, Eddie has had the loss of two sons and Walter has been fighting MS since the late 70a if I recall correctly. They did full choreography up until Eddie got a bout of COVID and watching that man attempt to strut out and take his rightful seat on stage.. 😭😭😭
You have to check out the O’Jays Live from Daryl’s House. Daryl Hall and the house band do an excellent job singing along with the O’Jays. Of course the O’Jays still have it at their older age.
Just an FYI;..The O'Jays Had The Bass Sound First...This Song was recorded in 1974, The Wiz Came out in 1978. The Legendary Quincy Jones Produced The Music For The Wiz Movie. "For The Love Of Money" Was Produced by two other guys from Philadelphia International Label. Great Great Reaction Too👍🏾💯👍🏾
One of the greatest Bass lines every recorded. (How it came about is an interesting tale - look it up) . Also, do yourself a favor and check out the "Live at Darryl's House" episode with the O'Jays. (A great show)
Great video reaction, the more you encompass the O'Jays songs, the more you'll fall in love with their music. Check out the O'Jays songs "Forever Mine " and "She used to be my girl" these are just a few teasers of the many O'Jays hit songs. We're not even going to talk about their hit song ..."The back stabbers." Check them out and you'll see what we mean.
No, Britt this song came out (1973) before "The Wiz" came out. (1978). O'Jays were from Ohio but part of the Philadelphia soul sound. Checkout "I Love Music" or "Put Your Hands Together" sometime. Thanks 😎
You mentioned this "funkadelic music" ~ perhaps you should react to some 'REAL' - Parliament/Funkadelic music. The challenge will be finding 'short' music clips to review; but here are a few to whet your appetite - Bring the Funk; Cosmic Slop; One Nation Under a Groove; Flashlight. 😎
🔥🔥🔥Great Song and Great Great Great Group. The O'Jays are all friends. No last names O'Jays. That's just the group's name. I think 🤔 it was the last name of a DJ the they new.🤷🏾♂️ I'm just guessing on that one. And I Truly Luuuuuv your reactions on liking good music.👍🏾💯💯👍🏾
The footwork is the same wherever you see them. You really must watch more O’Jays!! 😊❤ So many great groups. The Spinners are another great group. And idk if you’ve ever seen The Osmonds do Yo-Yo. I could go on and on about the great groups and legwork from the 70’s. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love THIS!!! in 1970, when l was 15, me and friends went to the Temptations concert ( l know were talking O Jays and the Temptations were their nemesis) but, being in the same world., at Miami University Oxford Ohio.We were the only white hippie teens there. We got up and danced at " Ball of Confusion"..got some ugly stares, we were kinda high, lol.
They are not related. The singer with the real deep voice is Eddie Levert is the father of R&B singer Gerald Levert. This was 1973. You can see them performing it in the current time on an episode of Daryl Hall's series Live From Daryl's House.
THE WIZ THE MOVIE WAS RELEASED IN 1978 STARRING DIANA ROSS. THE WIZ ON BROADWAY DEBUT WAS IN 1975 STARRING STEPHINE MILLS TED ROSS played the cowardly lion in the movie and on stage in 1975 and the movie 1n 1978
Gerald Levert's dad Eddie is the lead singer on most of the O'jays songs. You should check out some of their duets together, especially Baby Hold On To Me.
Back Stabbers; I Love Music; Family Reunion; Livin for the Weekend; Usta be My Girl; most top 10’s and even #1 on Love Train. You should do that one! Girl, if this was in The Wiz, um yeah, they got it from The O’Jays.😊❤😊✌🏼
Well if like this song try these by The O'jays: Back Stabbers , Forever Mine, Love Train, or Stairway To Heaven. You will like any or all of these. There are many others on RUclips.
since you love that effect on the vocals it's taking the recording, revering that and putting reverb on that, then re-reversing it so the echo comes first and the vocals are forward like normal
Britt:. The Mighty Mighty O'Jays had two of the greatest lead singers of all time. That's rare to have two great lead singers. Usually when you have one great lead singer he or she ends up leaving the group and going solo. That never happened with the O'Jays. I think they never parted because they both were equally identifiable as the sound of the O'Jays. I would like you to react to two songs that will let you see how both of their vocals were seen as the O'Jays. Please react to "We Cry Together and "Your Body's Here with Me". I guarantee you will love these songs so much you will put them in your personal song rotation. Thank You.
Money is not the root of all evil.money has no thought. It's not capable of action. It's an inanimate object. The "LOVE " of money is the root of all evil. It's the evil things people are willing to do to obtain it that's evil. Just dropping knowledge.
If you do "Forever Mine" by the O'Jays please do the audio as it has a whole other chorus not played in the video. Also do "Let Me Make Love To You" by them. Appreciate you and your platform, take care.
Just finished watching your Trump comedy show and then the theme song to his Apprentice show comes on. First time hearing/watching the whole song. It's the tight pants LOL.
Nothing like The O 'Jays.. they are not blood related but the guy whose voice you like sons were singers in a group called LEVERT and his eldest son Gerald sounded just like him..please learn the dance moves but you must wear a pink sequin pants suit... and platforms..lol
You would have been the Queen of the 70s if you of you were born back then. I know I grew up in the 70s and believe it or not I think there was a lot of more acceptance of equal rights. Then that now. Also gun control was not a voodoo thing either.
That song is the music theme of the show "the Apprentice" with Donald Trump in NBC when they loved him there. Now none of your viewers want to say it lol Trump 2024.
Money is not the root of all evil...the love of money is.
Said it before and I’ll say it again so very blessed to have grown up in this time period -whether it was disco or easy listening or hard rock or southern rock I feel as if music wise we were so very blessed!!!!!!!
Eddie Levert (Gerald’s dad) is a National treasure. Powerhouse voice
"Wind beneath my wings" live by Eddie and Gerald Levert is one of my favorite all time songs.
Ohhhh SWEETIE 😭😂😂 how have you never heard the gospel of the O’Jays hailing from Canton, Ohio? Eddie LeVert and Walter Williams have been going since the late 50s and JUST retired this year. I’m 33 and seen them live 3 times in the past decade. I was in tears by time they did their final bow.. Eddie and Walter are consummate professionals, Eddie has had the loss of two sons and Walter has been fighting MS since the late 70a if I recall correctly. They did full choreography up until Eddie got a bout of COVID and watching that man attempt to strut out and take his rightful seat on stage..
😭😭😭
One of the Great guitar riffs. The world needs more choreography and harmony!
You have to check out the O’Jays Live from Daryl’s House. Daryl Hall and the house band do an excellent job singing along with the O’Jays. Of course the O’Jays still have it at their older age.
What a blast of a song . Took the radio world by storm. Am pretty sure they performed it on Soul Train. The 70's rock !!
So glad to see the O’Jays!!!! Phenomenal group from my time!! Still at the top of my playlist!!! SOOOO many great songs! 😊❤
I was there in the 70's we loved each other much better than today🤠
Yes - It was a goove. Take it from someone old enough to have danced to it at parties :-)
Just an FYI;..The O'Jays Had The Bass Sound First...This Song was recorded in 1974, The Wiz Came out in 1978. The Legendary Quincy Jones Produced The Music For The Wiz Movie. "For The Love Of Money" Was Produced by two other guys from Philadelphia International Label. Great Great Reaction Too👍🏾💯👍🏾
One of the realest songs ever made. Great reaction young lady.
Check out another one of their hits, "Use ta Be My Girl." (#4 Pop and #1 Soul in 1978).
Dont forget this was the intro song for New Jack City, sung by Troop and Levert with Queen Latifah
One of the greatest Bass lines every recorded. (How it came about is an interesting tale - look it up) . Also, do yourself a favor and check out the "Live at Darryl's House" episode with the O'Jays. (A great show)
Oh yeah! If you love the 70's and footwork, then you will love the FLOATERS. They demonstrate the best 70's footwork!
Thank the producers and song writing team Gamble and Huff for this treasure and many more.
Great video reaction, the more you encompass the O'Jays songs, the more you'll fall in love with their music. Check out the O'Jays songs "Forever Mine " and "She used to be my girl" these are just a few teasers of the many O'Jays hit songs. We're not even going to talk about their hit song ..."The back stabbers." Check them out and you'll see what we mean.
Dis iz 1 of the baddest Bass intro's of the early 70's ~ itz da Bomb!!! 😎❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
I just saw the O’Jays in October. They are in their 80’s and still sound amazing! One of my favorite bands.
The Mighty, Mighty, Mighty O'Jays 💯💯✅✅👍👍🎤🎤🎶🎶
there was no better music than 70s soul & R&B, how black artist chose rap over this ill never know
I'm in my 50s, and there is nothing wrong with rap music! We've come up with many music genres as black people! Don't put down today's artist!
"what a time to be alive honey." Truer words were never said.
Check out their songs GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT and WHEN THE WORLD'S AT PEACE.
thanks for listening! 💖
No, Britt this song came out (1973) before "The Wiz" came out. (1978). O'Jays were from Ohio but part of the Philadelphia soul sound. Checkout "I Love Music" or "Put Your Hands Together" sometime. Thanks 😎
This song is stupendous. The O'Jays were amazing.
Everyone love's money.💲
Family Reunion is a beautiful song of theirs…. ❤
You mentioned this "funkadelic music" ~ perhaps you should react to some 'REAL' - Parliament/Funkadelic music. The challenge will be finding 'short' music clips to review; but here are a few to whet your appetite - Bring the Funk; Cosmic Slop; One Nation Under a Groove; Flashlight. 😎
Great suggestion!
🔥🔥🔥Great Song and Great Great Great Group. The O'Jays are all friends. No last names O'Jays. That's just the group's name. I think 🤔 it was the last name of a DJ the they new.🤷🏾♂️ I'm just guessing on that one. And I Truly Luuuuuv your reactions on liking good music.👍🏾💯💯👍🏾
The O'jays are from Ohio and actually started their recording in Detriot
The footwork is the same wherever you see them. You really must watch more O’Jays!! 😊❤ So many great groups. The Spinners are another great group. And idk if you’ve ever seen The Osmonds do Yo-Yo. I could go on and on about the great groups and legwork from the 70’s. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The LEGENDARY Iconic Mighty Mighty Ojays 🎉🎉🎉
The Genius of the LEGENDARY Iconic musical treasure Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff ❤️ 💙
Love THIS!!! in 1970, when l was 15, me and friends went to the Temptations concert ( l know were talking O Jays and the Temptations were their nemesis) but, being in the same world., at Miami University Oxford Ohio.We were the only white hippie teens there. We got up and danced at " Ball of Confusion"..got some ugly stares, we were kinda high, lol.
Get it Britt! Fun reaction. The Levert family is full of talent.
They are not related. The singer with the real deep voice is Eddie Levert is the father of R&B singer Gerald Levert. This was 1973. You can see them performing it in the current time on an
episode of Daryl Hall's series Live From Daryl's House.
The Ojays do this song and more on the Live at Daryls house. Daryl Halls band plays and the Ojays still have it.
It was the opening lyrics for the Apprentice TV show.
I was in high school when that first came out!!70s
Those were the days 🎉
"For the Love of Money" and "Back Stabbers" are IMO hall of fame classics.
They're not brothers. The group name came from a much-admired radio DJ named Eddie O'Jay.
-Forever mine
- Back stabbers
-We cry together
Just some other great O'jay songs
THE WIZ THE MOVIE WAS RELEASED IN 1978 STARRING DIANA ROSS. THE WIZ ON BROADWAY DEBUT WAS IN 1975 STARRING STEPHINE MILLS TED ROSS played the cowardly lion in the movie and on stage in 1975 and the movie 1n 1978
SOUL MUSIC BABY 101 GET INTO IT !!!
Gerald Levert's dad Eddie is the lead singer on most of the O'jays songs. You should check out some of their duets together, especially Baby Hold On To Me.
Back Stabbers; I Love Music; Family Reunion; Livin for the Weekend; Usta be My Girl; most top 10’s and even #1 on Love Train. You should do that one!
Girl, if this was in The Wiz, um yeah, they got it from The O’Jays.😊❤😊✌🏼
if you grew up in the 70s you would be just as smart sweet and cool as you are right now😀
not brothers, the musicians are MFSB and was part of the great Gamble & Huff team of TSOP.
the 60s and 70s had good music
please listen to this version and keep in mind this girl is 12 yrs oldruclips.net/video/ktfMZZoR5K8/видео.html
Well if like this song try these by The O'jays: Back Stabbers , Forever Mine, Love Train, or Stairway To Heaven. You will like any or all of these. There are many others on RUclips.
since you love that effect on the vocals it's taking the recording, revering that and putting reverb on that, then re-reversing it so the echo comes first and the vocals are forward like normal
Britt:. The Mighty Mighty O'Jays had two of the greatest lead singers of all time. That's rare to have two great lead singers. Usually when you have one great lead singer he or she ends up leaving the group and going solo. That never happened with the O'Jays. I think they never parted because they both were equally identifiable as the sound of the O'Jays. I would like you to react to two songs that will let you see how both of their vocals were seen as the O'Jays. Please react to "We Cry Together and "Your Body's Here with Me". I guarantee you will love these songs so much you will put them in your personal song rotation. Thank You.
They did "Love Train" and "Rubberband Man" and "The Weekend" or something like that.
"My" muzik ! 💋💘💓
Hey girl i would love to see your 70's outfits. 🤠
Loved this song since the day it came out. If you get the chance give a listen to John Farnham singing "Please don't ask me".
Want to see something fun, check the Bulletboys cover of this song. An 80s hair metal take on this 70s R&B banger.
With the line here you should listen to the Bing Crosby song 'Brother can you spare a dime' from the '30s
The darker skin lead singer is the father of R&B singer Gerald Levert
I LOVE MUSIC.
The lack of money is the root of all evil.
CUTIE!😘
Money is not the root of all evil.money has no thought. It's not capable of action. It's an inanimate object. The "LOVE " of money is the root of all evil. It's the evil things people are willing to do to obtain it that's evil. Just dropping knowledge.
You are hilarious! great channel!
Thanks so much!
You're Welcome🙂@@brittreacts !
Theme song for 1970's New York City
u probably know it from the movie NEW JACK CITY...its the opening song
That DBZ reference was cute.
If you do "Forever Mine" by the O'Jays please do the audio as it has a whole other chorus not played in the video. Also do "Let Me Make Love To You" by them. Appreciate you and your platform, take care.
Bulletboys actually do a pretty cool cover of this
Just finished watching your Trump comedy show and then the theme song to his Apprentice show comes on. First time hearing/watching the whole song. It's the tight pants LOL.
You love to watch outfits. You will see outfits that keeps you gabbing
Hey Britt! You ahould react to all the songs on Live From Daryl's House that they were on. It is SO DAMN GOOD!
FOR THE OF MONEY!!!! I THOUGHT OF A GOOD ONE FOR YOU TO REACT TO "TEDDY PENDERGRASS LIVE CONCERT WOMAN ONLY
Do the ‘Peabo Bryson’ song, called(Feel the Fire) !
This was used as the theme song in Donald Trump's TV show.
Gerald Leverett dad Eddie
NOOOOO! BUT THIS SONG WAS USED IN THE MOVIE 'NEW JACK CITY'!
do a tictoc on the choreography!!!
What do you know about "PEPTO BISMOL", young Lady?
And the little girl doesn’t have a clue about what the O’JAYS is singing about.
Donald Trump use this song for the show Apprentice.
Obviously they're brothas 🤣
Nothing like The O 'Jays.. they are not blood related but the guy whose voice you like sons were singers in a group called LEVERT and his eldest son Gerald sounded just like him..please learn the dance moves but you must wear a pink sequin pants suit... and platforms..lol
go deep on ojays
but you are making it better
Evil is the root of all evil.
Money is just the lube on the slide going down...
You would have been the Queen of the 70s if you of you were born back then. I know I grew up in the 70s and believe it or not I think there was a lot of more acceptance of equal rights. Then that now. Also gun control was not a voodoo thing either.
*classics
😁❤❤❤
BTW. You can blow.
That song is the music theme of the show "the Apprentice" with Donald Trump in NBC when they loved him there. Now none of your viewers want to say it lol Trump 2024.
You talk to much and interrupt the song.
That's the purpose of a REACTION video 🙄🤦🏼♀️
Comment, but yours are just too much.😊
TORTURE listening to you talk over all these classic non-stop! Geez!
The fact she stops it seconds after it starts then asks, "is this just a bunch of ad-libs? They really aren't saying much."
It's brutal.
This song was still good in the 80's! The BulletBoys added some guitar! ruclips.net/video/GqxaCG9PBOs/видео.html
check out I love music
Britney, you were just born too late. 20 years too late. 70’s had style and slides. Grace and rhythm. But go back more and enjoy.