Notice : nobody is talking about today's music . I believe the cellphone and the internet stripped everyone of creativity and individualality . Today's youth don't have the concept of life without a cellphone .
The unmentioned ingredient from those decades...... TALENT. Lots and Lots of talent. No autotune, loop back, echo or digitally cobbled together songs....... TALENT.
I’m Gen Z (born in 2001), but can I still declare blasphemy on Jack for not knowing who Freddie Mercury *or* Elton John were? Props to Lucas, though. He was educated on the 70s and lot more!
*I only listen to the more know Queen songs and, none from Elton, but I can recognize them, and I hate when people said "I know that guy from a new song they featuring on", such a disrespect for the talent*
How Jason managed not to break down during the shoot is beyond me. 😄 I love Jack but I finally lost it when his reply to "Whitney Houston?" was "who?!" 😂
Lucas! You are impressing the hell out of me! I am really amazed at how many of these you know! Not only the songs and the groups but trivial facts too! Rock on a little buddy!
The Bee Gees...I almost started to tear up!i was 6 years old and me and my little gf used to impress our parents by re-creating the dance moves!and YES!I had the white outfit!!
You KNOW the song because we made our kids listen to our music even before they were actually BORN!!! 70s is still the best music of ALL TIME!!! Our son was born in Feb 1982. Yep,...conceived to Disco music!!! He always nabbed our music. And still loves 70s music & Jazz!!! Our Baby Boomer generation really loved our music!!! Still listen to it! GREAT VIDEO!! TFS! Austin TX USA
AMEN...me and my zennial kids rolling down the road singing Bohemian Rhapsody at the top of our lungs..Great Memories. Music from the 70's is my favorite music, they learned all the greats at a very young age, because I would tell them the band name and little tidbits about whose music they were listening to. To this day my grown sons will walk into the room serenading me......MAMA oohooohoo....
Lucas is by far one of the most musically educated reactors from React. Jaxon as well. They know more music from the 70s, 80s and 90s than most people who were born in those decades. I'm an 80s baby so I knew most of the songs as well...
Let's give it up for the daughter Gen Z that knew so many of the songs! How impressive. There was a Gen Z that I worked with that never heard of the Beatles!.
I mean, he didn't know some of the others not knowing her wouldn't have surprised me all that much! Makes me wonder what the hell he listens to though!
Growing up in the 70s and 80s was the best!! I wouldn't trade it for anything!! We had the best of both. The end of one and the beginnings of another ..
I'm a millenial but my favourite band is Kansas. In fact, my favourite song of all time is Dust in the Wind. So sad, melancholic and beautiful, and compared to the rest of their songs way different.
Im Gen-X the 70s were awesome! I was born in 69 so my childhood was the 70s..the decade of rock. I knew every one of these instantly. Stevie Nicks was a babe.
Probably due to his parents or even grandparents. Like I am familiar with songs way before my time (born in 81). My grandparents were a big fan of big band music and country (they're from the greatest generation).
@@JacksonOwex the final episode of each season started with the words "The road so far..." then Carry on Wayward Son would play while a recap vid showed. I was kinda hoping the show would end with Dust in the Wind, but it ended with a cover of Carry on Wayward Son, which works.
There is no way to show all of the variety in music during the 70's. The Carpenters, to Patti Smith! Jackson 5 to Sly and the Family Stone, Janis, Jimi, The Doors, Grand Funk Railroad. Queen, Elton, Chaka Khan, Donna Summer. See, I barely scratched the surface.😅
As a millennial man, gotta say, I know all these. And I dance with my wife to all of them. We can't help but move to these beats. We have most of these on Vinyl in case the internet goes out. Nothing beats the classics.
I blame Gen Z's parents for not instilling in them good taste for older music. I'm a millennial and my parents had me listening to tons of older music and I still enjoy them to this day.
Boomer here. The 70s to Z'ERS were thirty and/or more years ago for these young people. Were WE listening to Swing, Big Band and early Jazz in the 70s?
You know what it is? Its the phones and headphones. Back in the 90s and early 2000s when driving with our parents we actually had to LISTEN to their music. Learn what they listened to. Even become a fan of some of it. But now kids get a phone in their hands early enough where they cant even remember life without one. Theyll just drown out whatever they dont want to listen to by ignoring it and scrolling the phone. Or putting on headphones and listening to whatever music is popular at the time. So they cant learn older hits.
I am Gen X and I am so glad I was alive to witness the greatest music made in history. Real musicians, playing real instruments, and singing without assistance from computers. Music peaked in the 1970's and 1980's and lasted all the way to the early 2000's. It is over with now. We only have history.
The song "Have You Ever Seen the Rain" is about potential nuclear war during the Cold War (Cuban Missile Crisis), with the rain being a metaphor for nuclear missiles (ICBMs) and bombs.
@5:24 "What drugs were being done in the 70s?" We were doing Blotter LSD, Marijuana, and Quaalude! Oh, and some "white cross" amphetamines. I sure miss my GTO, my 8-track tape player, and earth shoes.
We boomers were so fortunate to have grown up with thee very best music on the planet! 60s 70s and 80s!! We rocked and still rocking to it today. Every thing made after that era is garbage
I'm a boomer (end of the book), and the 70s is my jam; when I want to listen to the music, classic 70 is what I'm playing! But, I rocked through the 80s, too- high school graduation, starting my work life! Early 90s is where the good stuff cut-off is for me _ after that, it's the occasional song/artist that grabs my attention.
Yeah saw pictures of my grandfather during the 70's and all the dudes had that open button shirt long hair with beard then there's my granddad clean cut wearing his 3 piece suit looking like he's gonna offer you a deal you can't refuse.
The '70s and the Disco era brought so many different musical styles/cultures/and races together.. It was a happy time in our history! it was the BEST of what we should be striving to attain - no racism, no hate, no divisiveness, no...
YEEESSSSSSSS!! Get these youngins listening to the wonderful music that was in the 70s!! THIS WAS GREAT!! MORE MORE MORE...PLEASE!! Try some 60s too please!!
Im gen z (2009) and im more than flabbergasted by the fact Jack didnt know who Freddy Mercury was. Once I saw the intro when he said he didnt know who Freddy Mercury was, I literally had to put down my phone and walk around my room for a few minutes
I like songs back to the 30's. I love swing music. I am so surprised younger people just don't seem to know things from before they were born. On another topic I saw some article while waiting in line at the supermarket and I said something about bette davis and the checkout girl said who? and the bag boy just shrugged his shoulders. She was arguable the greatest actress that ever lived. Don't understand this at all.
Because so much of the broad musical appreciation of people surrounding music of the 70's was from radio, not everyone know what different performers looked-like. Even album cover art did not always display the band members on records. If you didn't see them live, that was it it. That's one of the major reasons why MTV was considered so revolutionary for the broader public.
I thank my dad for teaching me to listen to all kinds of music when I was a kid. He was born in 1961...so when I was a kid in the 80s (born 1983), we would listen to the 70s music, 80s....etc. And then in the 90s techno etc.
Australian here, born 66'. I loved lots of the 70s and 80s music. All types. Dont forget johnny cash, dolly parton, kenny rogers. Weird stuff like tubular bells. My 2 favourite groups are Dire Straits and Pink Floyd. And it's hard to pass Jeff Wayne's musical version of War of the Worlds, narrated by the great voice of Richard Burton. I have the double album somewhere.
Yeah Aussie, we know you were always behind the times down under but you are overstretching it here. Johnny Cash - I Walk The Line, Nr.1 in 1956. Dolly Parton - Just Because I'm a Woman, Nr.17 in 1968. Kenny Rogers - That Crazy Feeling, made the charts in 1957.
I was born in 77, but I grew up to the 60s and 70s, courtesy of my parents. Parents are 20 years older than me and got married (eloped) 5 weeks after meeting in 1974. Still married too. As a child I HATED older tunes, eith the exception of Elvis and Michael Jackson (and the J5). Not any more. Im a fan of the 60s to mid 90s these days. Most recent song I like is Beautiful Day by U2. Music reminds me of their early records. I don't listen to anything after 2000. Favorite song from days gone by? I'm Your Captain and Closer To My Home by Grand Funk Railroad. Lovvvve listening to it on my 8-track player.
My kids have grown up saying, "How do I know this song?" My answer is always, "I grew up with it and you were raised on it." I grew up on Elvis, Johnny Mathis, Johnny Cash, Perry Como, the Beatles, country, jazz and big band, while acquiring my favorites from the '70s to present from a very wide variety of genres. Thanks for reviving the memories!
Born in 1972, and I love all eras/genres of music. Everything from 1500's through the 1980's!! As for music from the 1990's through 2024, there are some I like, but most of it i do not. Why? Most of it is too computerized! All the instruments are computer generated, the vocals are "auto-tuned" to be perfect pitch on every note which makes the singers sound like robots with NO EMOTION, and all the music sounds very similar to almost identical!! I love most genres of music.
Right? I don't understand why these kids don't know them. I'm in my mid 30's and I know so many artists from the 60's/70's/80's... Are they not interested? And why not? I don't get it. I also listen to contemporary artists and love them as well.
My best friend and I were at the Elton John concert at Dodger Stadium. We were in 11th grade. Emmylou Harris and Joe Walsh opened for him. I remember just before the music started a small plane circled low around the stadium and a dusting of glitter wafted down on all of us, it was magical!
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"What drugs were they on" Oh sweet child... all of them, all of them.
Studio 54 anyone?
Notice : nobody is talking about today's music . I believe the cellphone and the internet stripped everyone of creativity and individualality . Today's youth don't have the concept of life without a cellphone .
That’s exactly what I said when she asked that question!🤣
Haha! That's exactly what I was thinking!
LMFAOOOOO😂
"Carry on my wayward son"......everytime i hear it, i always see in my mind final episodes of "Supernatural"-seasons.
Every, single, time! It’s my ring tone.
Guitar heroes.......
Lol right
Always!!!
Jason: "So you've never heard the Whitney Houston version?"
Jack: "Who?"
Jason: *Has a brief stroke*
Same
😂😂
The unmentioned ingredient from those decades...... TALENT. Lots and Lots of talent. No autotune, loop back, echo or digitally cobbled together songs....... TALENT.
Yep. Real musicians playing real instruments. Not very common in popular music now.
And drugs.....lots of them
5:50 How can someone possibly not know the name of Freddie Mercury?
I’m Gen Z (born in 2001), but can I still declare blasphemy on Jack for not knowing who Freddie Mercury *or* Elton John were? Props to Lucas, though. He was educated on the 70s and lot more!
*I only listen to the more know Queen songs and, none from Elton, but I can recognize them, and I hate when people said "I know that guy from a new song they featuring on", such a disrespect for the talent*
Gen z is 2005 or later. Yout millenial
@@chiltonporter5333 gen z started in 1997
Who gives a shit who they are. What impact do they have on your daily life? Hollywood and the recording industry are pedopeople.
I agree
I loved how many times Jason was flabbergasted at Jack's lack of knowledge 😂
😂
How Jason managed not to break down during the shoot is beyond me. 😄 I love Jack but I finally lost it when his reply to "Whitney Houston?" was "who?!" 😂
Fortunately he just didn't hear who he said, he DID know who she was! Not that he is forgiven for not knowing who Freddy and Elton were!
Somebody, who? Somebody, who? Somebody who loves me.
I know who Whitney is!
@@antoniomarin9061 Good one!
Im so glad i was a teen in the 70s. Went to hundreds of concerts, they were affordable back then. Saw all the bands, old n new. GOOD TIMES
:22 - "What even happened in the seventies?"........ Many who lived through that era are asking the same question.
I’m gen z and knew 90% of these songs and artists and I got mad when Jack didn’t know Freddie Mercury
Lucas! You are impressing the hell out of me! I am really amazed at how many of these you know! Not only the songs and the groups but trivial facts too! Rock on a little buddy!
Didn't expect to shed a tear during this video... Lost my father five months ago, and One of These Nights was his favorite song :(
The Bee Gees...I almost started to tear up!i was 6 years old and me and my little gf used to impress our parents by re-creating the dance moves!and YES!I had the white outfit!!
You KNOW the song because we made our kids listen to our music even before they were actually BORN!!! 70s is still the best music of ALL TIME!!! Our son was born in Feb 1982. Yep,...conceived to Disco music!!! He always nabbed our music. And still loves 70s music & Jazz!!! Our Baby Boomer generation really loved our music!!! Still listen to it! GREAT VIDEO!!
TFS! Austin TX USA
AMEN...me and my zennial kids rolling down the road singing Bohemian Rhapsody at the top of our lungs..Great Memories. Music from the 70's is my favorite music, they learned all the greats at a very young age, because I would tell them the band name and little tidbits about whose music they were listening to. To this day my grown sons will walk into the room serenading me......MAMA oohooohoo....
@@Capt_Ransom Great!!!
Jack was killing me here. I felt Jason's pain. And when he watches this and sees that even Lucas knew a few, I hope he feels bad.
Lucas is by far one of the most musically educated reactors from React. Jaxon as well. They know more music from the 70s, 80s and 90s than most people who were born in those decades. I'm an 80s baby so I knew most of the songs as well...
70s music is my dad’s (born in 1959) favorite so I’ve known 70s music my whole life (born in 1996). In my opinion, nothing compares to the 70s rock!
27 and knew all of them! Parents raised me right. Favorite was Carry on Wayward Son as it was my favorite guitar hero song to play
Kansas was an underappreciated band even back then. Definitely check out some of the deep cuts if you haven't already.
Let's give it up for the daughter Gen Z that knew so many of the songs! How impressive. There was a Gen Z that I worked with that never heard of the Beatles!.
Please tell me your kidding.
9:32 for a second there Jason was genuinely concerned Jack had never heard Whitney Houston’s name before 😂
I mean, he didn't know some of the others not knowing her wouldn't have surprised me all that much! Makes me wonder what the hell he listens to though!
@@JacksonOwex but to not even recognise her name would be another level 😂 clearly he just didn’t hear though
Growing up in the 70s and 80s was the best!! I wouldn't trade it for anything!! We had the best of both. The end of one and the beginnings of another ..
Props to jair for knowing many genres of music especially this which is 20 years before her birth her folks raised her with music that's awesome
I'm a millenial but my favourite band is Kansas. In fact, my favourite song of all time is Dust in the Wind.
So sad, melancholic and beautiful, and compared to the rest of their songs way different.
The music of the 60s, 70s and 80s was, for us Boomers, the music of our lives. It's nice to see others like it.
I'm Gen X, but my brothers are Boomers, so it is the music I grew up with.
I love that Jair and Lucas know some these classic tunes and artists. Way to go, you two! 😊 👍🏽
Jason: Have you heard the Whitney Houston version
Jack: Who?
Me: oh god no
Was born 1980 grew up in the 90s but I love the 70s,80,90. Stevie Nicks is amazing
I was born in 1956 and the ‘60’s, through the current years, especially psychedelic, hard rock and heavy metal music have always been my jam.
Im Gen-X the 70s were awesome! I was born in 69 so my childhood was the 70s..the decade of rock. I knew every one of these instantly. Stevie Nicks was a babe.
There are some parents that should feel shame for their lack of musical education for their children
Don't worry I'm 19 and live off the 70s and 80s, gotta love old dads
Yep. If they don't know it, it's their parents fault. I showed mine just as my parents showed me and their parents before them.
Oh shut up. I’m so tired of grumpy old people who get their rocks off shaming people.
@heyou429 older people shaming their peers for putting down younger people for something they didn't teach them, is very well deserved.
That’s not what’s happening here
My favorite song that they show is Carry On My Wayward Son by Kansas and it became even more popular because of Supernatural
I was born in 66 and can’t believe that Lucas knows more of these and he is the youngest of them all.
Probably due to his parents or even grandparents. Like I am familiar with songs way before my time (born in 81). My grandparents were a big fan of big band music and country (they're from the greatest generation).
Any Supernatural fan knows “Carry on my Wayward son”
Remember back in 2006
That was in Supernatural?! I know it from having a hippy dad that listened to classic rock most of the time!
@@JacksonOwex yup there are a lot of great songs in that show. Since the Winchesters are from Kansas, it fits that they included a song by Kansas.
@@JacksonOwex the final episode of each season started with the words "The road so far..." then Carry on Wayward Son would play while a recap vid showed. I was kinda hoping the show would end with Dust in the Wind, but it ended with a cover of Carry on Wayward Son, which works.
It’s been on my playlist ever since Supernatural 😊
There is no way to show all of the variety in music during the 70's.
The Carpenters, to Patti Smith! Jackson 5 to Sly and the Family Stone, Janis, Jimi, The Doors, Grand Funk Railroad. Queen, Elton, Chaka Khan, Donna Summer.
See, I barely scratched the surface.😅
... even without mentioning Pink Floyd, The Who, Deep Purple, Cat Stevens, Supertramp, Jethro Tull and so many more :-)
Sex Pistols, The Clash, Ramones, Gen X, Buzzcocks, etc
As a millennial man, gotta say, I know all these. And I dance with my wife to all of them. We can't help but move to these beats. We have most of these on Vinyl in case the internet goes out. Nothing beats the classics.
Carry On Wayward Son has now became the anthem for the show Supernatural.
Yep. It's the Season Finale Anthem 😊
@@laurabeane8862
Series Finale
She says what was the drug of the 70's. All of them. 🤣
27 and knew every song and artist. 60's and 70's music is the definition of music.
The mother and daughter are my favourite-they are really getting into it. They seem really close too
“Carry on wayward son “ will always be linked to Supernatural tv show
How can somebody possibly not know who Freddie Mercury is???
The woman in the blue Elton John bomber jacket was Billie Jean King, the tennis player :)
I blame Gen Z's parents for not instilling in them good taste for older music. I'm a millennial and my parents had me listening to tons of older music and I still enjoy them to this day.
I’m on the cusp of millennial/gen z having been born in the very beginning of Jan ‘97 and I knew all these songs.
You know that YOU(and I; or people our age at least) are the parents of Gen Z(mostly) right? You are blaming yourself!
Boomer here. The 70s to Z'ERS were thirty and/or more years ago for these young people. Were WE listening to Swing, Big Band and early Jazz in the 70s?
You know what it is? Its the phones and headphones. Back in the 90s and early 2000s when driving with our parents we actually had to LISTEN to their music. Learn what they listened to. Even become a fan of some of it. But now kids get a phone in their hands early enough where they cant even remember life without one. Theyll just drown out whatever they dont want to listen to by ignoring it and scrolling the phone. Or putting on headphones and listening to whatever music is popular at the time. So they cant learn older hits.
i'm born in 97 and i knew them all.. love this type of music they don't make them like they use to!
I am Gen X and I am so glad I was alive to witness the greatest music made in history. Real musicians, playing real instruments, and singing without assistance from computers. Music peaked in the 1970's and 1980's and lasted all the way to the early 2000's. It is over with now. We only have history.
I agree that the early 2000s was the end..
"What drugs were being done in the 70s?" ALL OF THEM!
4:36 "I'm almost positive Roxanne was a prostitute" What gave it away? The fact that he literally said "red-light"
The song "Have You Ever Seen the Rain" is about potential nuclear war during the Cold War (Cuban Missile Crisis), with the rain being a metaphor for nuclear missiles (ICBMs) and bombs.
@5:24 "What drugs were being done in the 70s?"
We were doing Blotter LSD, Marijuana, and Quaalude! Oh, and some "white cross" amphetamines.
I sure miss my GTO, my 8-track tape player, and earth shoes.
As a Swede, you cannot escape CCR nor The Eagles no matter what generation you are 🫣
We boomers were so fortunate to have grown up with thee very best music on the planet! 60s 70s and 80s!! We rocked and still rocking to it today. Every thing made after that era is garbage
And Gen X was, in many cases, young enough to hear it firsthand and appreciate most of it.
I beg to differ. 90s was good too and early 2000s. Of course, the generation before you said the same about that era too. It's a continous cycle.
I'm a boomer (end of the book), and the 70s is my jam; when I want to listen to the music, classic 70 is what I'm playing! But, I rocked through the 80s, too- high school graduation, starting my work life! Early 90s is where the good stuff cut-off is for me _ after that, it's the occasional song/artist that grabs my attention.
Bro really said every piece of music after 1989 is garbage.
Jason is not wrong about the body hair in the 70s. My dad back then had long hair and a Grizzly Adams beard.
Yeah saw pictures of my grandfather during the 70's and all the dudes had that open button shirt long hair with beard then there's my granddad clean cut wearing his 3 piece suit looking like he's gonna offer you a deal you can't refuse.
@@hittkid6312 So your granddad was Don Corleone? 😉😁
Carry on wayward son was the unofficial theme song of supernatural and they played at the 13th season comic-con
The '70s and the Disco era brought so many different musical styles/cultures/and races together.. It was a happy time in our history! it was the BEST of what we should be striving to attain - no racism, no hate, no divisiveness, no...
The 70st had the best music,some great fashion some unfortunate hair styles but it was a great decade.
YEEESSSSSSSS!! Get these youngins listening to the wonderful music that was in the 70s!! THIS WAS GREAT!! MORE MORE MORE...PLEASE!! Try some 60s too please!!
This! This right here!
how do you not know who Freddie is? 🤦🏼♀️
Fr
“This is why there are so many people today, cause you had all baby making music.” Is a great quote.
As a Millennial, I was over here shouting out everyone single one from the first note. 70's is hands down my favorite decade of music.
The end of the Vietnam war era, lead to music about chilin in the grass, lovin each other, peace. War Huuuha. WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR, Absolutely Nothin.
What even happened during the 70s, he asks....well, the greatest music of the modern era was produced, that's what, kid!
Damn, I was so fortunate to see the Bee Gees in the late 70's at the ripe age of 7. Andy Gibb opened up for his brothers...
Im gen z (2009) and im more than flabbergasted by the fact Jack didnt know who Freddy Mercury was. Once I saw the intro when he said he didnt know who Freddy Mercury was, I literally had to put down my phone and walk around my room for a few minutes
I like songs back to the 30's. I love swing music. I am so surprised younger people just don't seem to know things from before they were born. On another topic I saw some article while waiting in line at the supermarket and I said something about bette davis and the checkout girl said who? and the bag boy just shrugged his shoulders. She was arguable the greatest actress that ever lived. Don't understand this at all.
I'm obsessed with 70s style and music and my favourite band is Queen. I was devastated.... DEVASTED WHEN THEY DIDNT KNOW
Embarrassing
They are my favourite band too and there will never be another like Freddie
"What drugs were being done in the 70's?"
Yes. The answer is 'Yes'.😅
I was thinking...name one...the answer is yes! LOL
"All of them"😄
Has Jack ever been outside? Was there anything in his brain before TikTok existed?
Been outside so many times
@@JackJerry OK, good. Just checking.
Im surprised nobody mentioned Supernatural on that song
Jair and Shea would be glad to know that the Doobie Brothers also did "Jesus is Just Alright." Church on a higher plane.
Because so much of the broad musical appreciation of people surrounding music of the 70's was from radio, not everyone know what different performers looked-like.
Even album cover art did not always display the band members on records.
If you didn't see them live, that was it it.
That's one of the major reasons why MTV was considered so revolutionary for the broader public.
I thank my dad for teaching me to listen to all kinds of music when I was a kid. He was born in 1961...so when I was a kid in the 80s (born 1983), we would listen to the 70s music, 80s....etc. And then in the 90s techno etc.
I was introduced to Fleetwood Mac when I was 15 (1980) and have had a crush on Stevie ever since.
Happy I got you all talking :) 😂
I love Jack, he's a great person but DUDE!! NOT KNOWING WHO FREDDY OR ELTON JOHN ARE?
I know who they are 😂
“Players only love you when they’re playin’… “ - Truer words were never spoken.
Australian here, born 66'. I loved lots of the 70s and 80s music. All types. Dont forget johnny cash, dolly parton, kenny rogers. Weird stuff like tubular bells. My 2 favourite groups are Dire Straits and Pink Floyd. And it's hard to pass Jeff Wayne's musical version of War of the Worlds, narrated by the great voice of Richard Burton. I have the double album somewhere.
‘66 was a good year.
Really like your current contribution to the music scene Taj Farrant. If anyone is going to bring back real music he will.
Yeah Aussie, we know you were always behind the times down under but you are overstretching it here. Johnny Cash - I Walk The Line, Nr.1 in 1956. Dolly Parton - Just Because I'm a Woman, Nr.17 in 1968. Kenny Rogers - That Crazy Feeling, made the charts in 1957.
@@FFM0594 and your point?. Did they stop singing in the 50s? Elvis has left the building...
@@stevetarrant3898 Well then Don't forget Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart.
I have never heard anyone say "I've heard this beat" about a Led Zeppelin song lmao i'm old
I’m loving the mom and daughter!! What fun they are 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
What are you talking about? The best rock groups of all time!!! Like Led Zeppelin, Queen, Journey and so on. Better than the music of today.
What was the drug of the 70's? All of them. At once.
How can she know who The Smiths are, who weren’t a big hit in the US, yet not know who Queen are.
Improper upbringing?
Tik tok probably
She obviously didn't know who they were since she was waaay off base.
CCR is one the best classic bands.
Wayward son was FINALLY included, I am content now
Sam and Dean Winchester are really bummed about how many people didn't know Kansas....find the Impala...we ride at dawn
The mom and the daughter seem like a fun duo together
I was born in 77, but I grew up to the 60s and 70s, courtesy of my parents. Parents are 20 years older than me and got married (eloped) 5 weeks after meeting in 1974. Still married too.
As a child I HATED older tunes, eith the exception of Elvis and Michael Jackson (and the J5). Not any more. Im a fan of the 60s to mid 90s these days. Most recent song I like is Beautiful Day by U2. Music reminds me of their early records. I don't listen to anything after 2000.
Favorite song from days gone by?
I'm Your Captain and Closer To My Home by Grand Funk Railroad. Lovvvve listening to it on my 8-track player.
We need more '70s music reactions.
Jair: What drugs were being done in the 70s?
Me: All of them!
Im a 90’s baby and i knew every song within seconds of them starting lol
Well yeah, they put them on the screen for us at home!
My kids have grown up saying, "How do I know this song?"
My answer is always, "I grew up with it and you were raised on it."
I grew up on Elvis, Johnny Mathis, Johnny Cash, Perry Como, the Beatles, country, jazz and big band, while acquiring my favorites from the '70s to present from a very wide variety of genres.
Thanks for reviving the memories!
Born in 1972, and I love all eras/genres of music. Everything from 1500's through the 1980's!! As for music from the 1990's through 2024, there are some I like, but most of it i do not. Why? Most of it is too computerized! All the instruments are computer generated, the vocals are "auto-tuned" to be perfect pitch on every note which makes the singers sound like robots with NO EMOTION, and all the music sounds very similar to almost identical!!
I love most genres of music.
How do they not know Freddie Mercury?!
Please invite Shea back to react. She is HILARIOUS and so real 🤣
I feel like Jaxon would have been perfect for this video. He’s usually good with older music
i've missed only few, and i was born in mid 80s and really start to listen 70,80's min mid 2000's. 70 and 80's were by far THE best eras for music.
Right? I don't understand why these kids don't know them. I'm in my mid 30's and I know so many artists from the 60's/70's/80's... Are they not interested? And why not? I don't get it. I also listen to contemporary artists and love them as well.
I was born in the early 60s, and consider my self lucky to have lived listening thru almost six decades of great music. So many memories.
“ Let a man bleed for three days….. he’s gone” 🤣🤣🤣 black mamma is funny 😆
70s music is AMAZING! I’m a 90s baby born in the wrong decade
I feel you
5:17 I'm a 2000s bby born in the wrong decade. I like the 90s music and vibe with some from the 70s too
Oh I definitely was not living in the 70s😂
You’re not saying that cause you didn’t recognise the songs though are you? 😂
The Smiths 💀i cant
You gotta love this young lady! She vibes with everything, she KNEW so much, and she's freakin' adorable!!
My best friend and I were at the Elton John concert at Dodger Stadium. We were in 11th grade. Emmylou Harris and Joe Walsh opened for him. I remember just before the music started a small plane circled low around the stadium and a dusting of glitter wafted down on all of us, it was magical!