+Dominique Reunif Here, here! I love this song. Has everything I want in good rock: lyrics and music.What a talent; what a unique man...uh, woman....whatever.
Great Tune for all you fans should know that bowie tipped his hat to Lennon in this song where the background ladies sing "I read the news today oh Boy" And com' on Fame is one of the best songs in my opinion of the 70's
One of the best songs from David...Bowie will always be in the amazing class of his own Lot of unappreciated music here now getting the respect it deserves....thanks to DB for a fantastic era of music 🎶 😮...
I love this song! David Bowie was my very first celebrity crush as a 12-13 year old girl growing up through the 80's. I remember so many people teasing me because he wasn't your typical looking rock star but to me he was and always will be an amazing musician and person.
I went to a dance contest with my Sisters and my Girlfriend. My Mother and our friend Rose came with us as well. We got to the contest and just hung out enjoying each others company. The other kids and their Parents were dancing and really fun to watch and we really enjoyed it. When it was our turn this song started to play and my energy level went NUCLEAR!!! My Mother and Rose saw an INFERNO in my eyes and I started to shake!! My Girlfriend Debbie screamed "MOMMY" Allie is going to lose his Mind"!!! They Both screamed " OH SHIT"!! then When we got on the dance floor I SCREAMED " AERIAL WARS" !!! and all HELL broke LOOSE!!! My Mother, Rose, and my Sisters got in a GROOVE Debbie and I were Flipping and Flying all over the floor!!! Then my mother Screamed "CANNON" and I Fired Debbie, Rose, and my Sister Caroline High in the AIR!!! Everyone Started FREAKING OUT and Losing their Minds!!! Then I SCREAMED " TOMCAT" and Threw Everyone around Like Stuffed Toys!!! When we got done a couple of people said " There is only one group of kids who can dance like that and SCREAMED " SUPERBIRDS"!!!! Then Everyone was screaming and cheering for us!!! The Sponsors said to us that they had never seen such moves and INTENSITY Before!!! My Sister Eva explained to them that my Sister Debbie is a gymnast and can flip and fly all over a floor!!!! My Brother Allie is a walking POWER Plant and can turn people into flying projectiles when he gets Excited!!! Rose Told Them That These Kids can do This on Roller Skates and are Just as Dangerous!!!!
well well well would you carry a razor in case, just in case of depression this song is so beautifully deceptive, bleak lyrics and a jolly tune fits the oxymoron of his "plastic soul" sound
This song is so deep. I love David, he's an artist and genius. I'm 13 , my sister says I'm "weird liking David, and he can't sing" I said "you have no taste in music, you listen to your auto tuned sh*t. " I'M proud I love the 80's, 70's and so on, Because that's were music had soul! This generation has horrible, sh*tty, putrid music! I'll be blasting David Bowie music once I get my phone. This song is so beautiful and true about how life is! David, you are amazing! I'M so touched by your beautiful music!
It's wonderful that you enjoy Bowie's music, but do keep in mind that this was considered the pop music of the day. While I do agree that the pop music lately has been predominantly filled by commercial pop stars, not all the music of this generation is bad - that's what most of the older generation said of this sort of classic rock when it first came into the scene. Keep an open mind, and you might find some great artists of this generation out there who simply haven't made in big for themselves yet, all the while having the sort of musical ability to really connect and resonate with you.
There are a lot of nice Bowie tributes in the comments here, but can I just point out that whoever posted this rated this as #486 of the top 500 best songs of all time? 486??
David Bowie grew up in England and this is about a trip he took to the United States with some members of the Beatles and he wrote this song about his Experience in the United States!!! He Had John Lennon play guitar and It was a big musical start for Luther Vandross on Back Ground Vocals!!! He Also Sang about a Bad Relationship He Had!!!
I always thought he was saying "Pulled in behind the fridge", which is admittedly a strange place for a romantic interlude, but this IS Bowie after all!
It is definitely FRIDGE. Fridge was a nightclub. I know many people say bridge and even some people mis-spell it as bridge in lyric sheets. Bowie himself confirmed the lyrics as being FRIDGE
Please confirm, post your sources. Bowie said The Fridge was a nightclub? I am skeptical. I'm pretty sure this is an example of someone getting one posted set of online lyrics wrong and many other sites copying his error. Lyrics and tab sites are filled with copied mistakes like this. "Behind the bridge" would be a small town makeout spot where teens go to do it in the back seat of their cars.
Wikipedia says The Fridge nightclub in Brixton (London) opened in 1981, 6 years after this song was published, and was in its heyday several years after that. In other words, it was an 80s club that was part of the music scene a decade after this song was written. There is no mention of Bowie in reference to that club.
July 4th 2020 Phoenix AZ singing my heart out at bus stop. Playback set at .75 so I wont miss a single word. Thanks for this. I bought this record the week it came out. Maybe it's time to karaoke this one this year. Tears streaming down my face. Namaste
hope your up there with all the greats! feeling no pain, playing and singing your best with your loved ones! thanks for what you've left us with!! your music will never be duplicated, and most of all your music will never die!!!!!!!!!
+Nicholas Ntaganda Yes, the day Paul McCartney died in a car crash after an argument with John, while recording Sgt. Pepper. To 'prevent' mass suicides by young girls, George Martin recruited the winner of the McCartney 'Look Alike' contest' and taught him to play left hand. Haven't you noticed 'today's' Paul has green eyes. The real Paul had brown eyes. Sad state of affairs, indeed!
That's debatable as well, there's a new movie out that has VERY convincing evidence, and if it is NOT real, then the Beatles played up to the myths extremely well. John knew the power of the controversy, and fed into it as much as possible. Personally, I don't think it's true, but there is some extremely convincing evidence that it IS true, but it's fun to look for clues in the music and album covers!
@@RicherPickle There's no way anyone with a functional brain could possibly believe in any conspiracy theories like this. There's thousands of reasons this is damn near impossible. This new guy all of a sudden not just looks like, but sounds and plays just like McCartney? Out of all the hundreds of people involved in this criminal conspiracy (new Paul apparently steals McCartney's wealth and life), no one ever reveals it? Over 60 years? Deathbed confessions would be all over the place. And then the case for it .... Well, his nose looks different after he broke it. And his eyes are sometimes a different color! I guess everyone else with hazel eyes that sometimes look a different color have been replaced by look-alikes too.
Banging under the old Bridge on a full moon in my hometown listening to this straight off 89.1 fresh vinyl screaming full blast from factory speakers in rebuilt mint Ford Falcon Futura coming together as Bowie laments "ain't that the one damn song that can make me break down and cry" doesn't invoke quite the same imagery as getting pregnant Banging Billy behind the pub under a broken String of grimy yellowed 60-watt bulbs. It just doesn't do it for me. But once you know YOU KNOW the truth, you can't go back. bummer.
David Bowie, Mikel's, 96 and Columbus, Saturday night 1978! Well I can't say that we met him but there he was 20 feet or less away! I was in the band playing there that night. My most favorite from him was "Fame and Let's Dance", but still one can't forget the Serious Moonlight tour. It's funny how people are so connected or how paths can almost intersect. The Fame soundtrack also on a James Brown song "Woke up this morning, all in heat" was one line in that song. rest in peace! R. Youngblood
Thanks for posting. Young American the first album I ever purchased when it first came out and the title song of the album was also the best. I never could figure out most the lyrics back then.
John Lennon's influence is all over this album, lyrically as well as musically. The guitar break in this song could be Lennon, as well as the bridge about Nixon.
I've noticed that almost all truly great lyrics are written by people in late late teens and early twenties. It's when both everything and nothing seem possible and they don't know how to deal with it.
For YEARS, I heard "fridge" instead of "bridge", Even as a kid I pictured them fucking in the kitchen! LOL. OTOH, "Cadi" ought to be spelled "Caddy", as it obviously references "Cadillac". On that note, I think this is the only popular rock song to reference America's "Big Three" automakers in 1 record: Ford, GM and Chrysler.
Not in one million years would I have been able to decipher those lyrics on my own. Well, now I understand what part the cocaine contributed to this era of Bowiedom.
I was a young American when this song debuted in the spring of 1975- a few months before my 13th birthday. On the verge of adolescence this song seemed to me really poignant and filled with cautionary tales about young adulthood: Poor self esteem leading to bad choices with instant consequences, teen pregnancy with loser boyfriends, depression leading to thoughts of suicide, the never-ending challenge to learn from our history and the consequences of failing to do so, the emotional minefields of teenage infatuations. But on the whole it is a positive, life-affirming song. The line about riding on the Bus of Survivors comforts and reassures me to this day. He wants, she wants, you want, I want the Young American. "Hey, that's me!" I felt like Bowie was speaking to me personally. Or maybe he just wanted to bang with me behind the bridge in a Ford Mustang. At the height of his cocaine addiction in those years Bowie himself seemed like a cautionary tale. And David is gone now, so if anyone is going to perform his brilliant songs live today then it is up to us! You all did a great job on this cover.
I heard this song earlier on the radio and it got me thinking. The way Bowie was spitting out the lyrics so fast I bet he probably could of did a rap song.
I believe David Bowie style of writing is a B made to confuse you or each line has a different meaning much like Bernie taupin writes for Elton John. It doesn't necessarily I'll go to a story they're not ballads they are little Jewel sentences. If you look at any of Bowie's older songs for most of them they do not come together like a story with the exception of Major Tom. I think it's more of a conceptual thing. The Wild lyrics of Young Americans is what makes this song so incredible oh and the singer and the music!❤
Astrid Davis You May be. I grabbed onto my music at a very young age as well. I am now 60 years. Music will take you for a ride through a range of sadness and glee. But, all in all, you are glad you did. Your one true unconditional love
Seeing the lyrics,I have no idea what he's talking about.But it sounds amazing.The background vocals are the best I've heard.
Dude, I agree. This song is so weird! I thought the lyrics were going to bring it all together for me but it just makes it all the more confusing!
If you hung out at club 54 I think you would get it. Whatever that club was where everyone hung out in tight leather pants. 😂😂
That is you only looked on the surface and not had digg deep as deep when the romans enter a b c
Same here! Love the music hate the words.
Thought it would be way cool to see the words now I just want to erase them from my memory.
Might have something to do with Luther vandross being a backing singer.:::
Rip David Bowie . Your music changed my life .
this song moves me, this is the one damn song that can make me break down and cry.
Just did. Playback at .75 and cried even harder. Namaste
Yes!¡! I love it ain't their a pen I can wright before judging🎶
Look up his other song somebody up there likes me 😢
@@SeanCarterCFH my favorite song on the albumn
@@maxmichaelhatling Took your tip and played at .75 Heartbreaking. Thank you.
RIP, Young man, Thanks for my favourite soung, YOUNG AMERICANS !
+Dominique Reunif Here, here! I love this song. Has everything I want in good rock: lyrics and music.What a talent; what a unique man...uh, woman....whatever.
+Dominique Reunif evey song by Bowie is my favorite. he is the best.
libertarianation1
La palabra puedes mas que El . Dinero para para.me.
Of course this Holy Man also did Afraid if Americans He Rocked
I read the news today, oh boy.
I have been making up lyrics for this song for decades, and I'm not going to stop now 😂😂😂.
Thank you David Bowie.
Me too 😂
Great Tune for all you fans should know that bowie tipped his hat to Lennon in this song where the background ladies sing "I read the news today oh Boy" And com' on Fame is one of the best songs in my opinion of the 70's
Luther Vandross sang backup. :)
Lennon played guitar in some of the "Young Americans" sessions, though I'm not sure about this particular song
‘Fame’ IS the 70’s in one song!
There is a wonderful duet of Bowie and Lennon doing this number
I heard this song for the first time and that came in the song
It’s the great syncopation that absolutely makes this song one of the great rock songs of the R&R era!
One of the best songs from David...Bowie will always be in the amazing class of his own
Lot of unappreciated music here now getting the respect it deserves....thanks to DB for a fantastic era of music 🎶 😮...
My fav. Bowie tune..he was a genius indeed. RIP..
GOSH !!! I just read the lyrics to this song ... sooooo timely !!! thanks for the DECADES of music Mr. Bowie - job well done !!! RIP
Remembering David Bowie on his 76th birthday🙏
I love this song! David Bowie was my very first celebrity crush as a 12-13 year old girl growing up through the 80's. I remember so many people teasing me because he wasn't your typical looking rock star but to me he was and always will be an amazing musician and person.
I went to a dance contest with my Sisters and my Girlfriend. My
Mother and our friend Rose came with us as well. We got to the
contest and just hung out enjoying each others company. The
other kids and their Parents were dancing and really fun to watch
and we really enjoyed it. When it was our turn this song started
to play and my energy level went NUCLEAR!!! My Mother and
Rose saw an INFERNO in my eyes and I started to shake!! My
Girlfriend Debbie screamed "MOMMY" Allie is going to lose his
Mind"!!! They Both screamed " OH SHIT"!! then When we got on
the dance floor I SCREAMED " AERIAL WARS" !!! and all HELL
broke LOOSE!!! My Mother, Rose, and my Sisters got in a GROOVE
Debbie and I were Flipping and Flying all over the floor!!! Then my
mother Screamed "CANNON" and I Fired Debbie, Rose, and my
Sister Caroline High in the AIR!!! Everyone Started FREAKING OUT
and Losing their Minds!!! Then I SCREAMED " TOMCAT" and Threw
Everyone around Like Stuffed Toys!!! When we got done a couple
of people said " There is only one group of kids who can dance like that
and SCREAMED " SUPERBIRDS"!!!! Then Everyone was screaming
and cheering for us!!! The Sponsors said to us that they had
never seen such moves and INTENSITY Before!!! My Sister Eva
explained to them that my Sister Debbie is a gymnast and can flip
and fly all over a floor!!!! My Brother Allie is a walking POWER
Plant and can turn people into flying projectiles when he gets
Excited!!! Rose Told Them That These Kids can do This on Roller
Skates and are Just as Dangerous!!!!
R.I.P Thin Duke! Thank you for your fantastic records!
original :) Live long, and prosper!
just heard, my favourite DB song, R.I.P. Over 40 years, and I still know all the lyrics.
One of the great songs.
MY FAV'S SONG,Rest in peace.
well well well would you carry a razor
in case, just in case of depression
this song is so beautifully deceptive, bleak lyrics and a jolly tune
fits the oxymoron of his "plastic soul" sound
NEIN BESSER drogen .
Boomer Punk here...DB is why I'm still here and hard and intense as ever. Lol
It's a critique on the American culture and it's fast pace, live young die young spirit he saw growing up. He's freakin brilliant!
Ovo je jedna od najboljih pjesama ikad.
I have loved this song for decades NOW I know the lyrics I love it even more
RIP David Bowie. You will be missed
I love this song. Thank you for all the music Mr. Bowie!
My favourite Bowie song ( with Luther backing)
Really, Luther in the background??
This song is so deep. I love David, he's an artist and genius. I'm 13 , my sister says I'm "weird liking David, and he can't sing" I said "you have no taste in music, you listen to your auto tuned sh*t. " I'M proud I love the 80's, 70's and so on, Because that's were music had soul! This generation has horrible, sh*tty, putrid music! I'll be blasting David Bowie music once I get my phone. This song is so beautiful and true about how life is! David, you are amazing! I'M so touched by your beautiful music!
It's wonderful that you enjoy Bowie's music, but do keep in mind that this was considered the pop music of the day. While I do agree that the pop music lately has been predominantly filled by commercial pop stars, not all the music of this generation is bad - that's what most of the older generation said of this sort of classic rock when it first came into the scene. Keep an open mind, and you might find some great artists of this generation out there who simply haven't made in big for themselves yet, all the while having the sort of musical ability to really connect and resonate with you.
sorakaraJIN yeah
Jami Garner The tensions were high then :D
yeah I'm 12 and my mam thinks I'm weird for liking david bowie, queen, pink floyd ect
Jennifer Lorraine no, you are a awesome!
I heard the news today, oh boy, RIP DB. This is also my favourite song
There are a lot of nice Bowie tributes in the comments here, but can I just point out that whoever posted this rated this as #486 of the top 500 best songs of all time? 486??
It was the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs Of All Time
Travesty.
I guess I am kinda off topic but do anyone know of a good site to watch new movies online ?
@Johnathan Rudy Try FlixZone. Just google for it :)
@Ledger Adan Yea, have been using FlixZone for months myself :D
Goodnight Sir, this song had great resonance to a midland boy many moons ago!
David Bowie grew up in England and this is about a trip he took
to the United States with some members of the Beatles and he
wrote this song about his Experience in the United States!!! He
Had John Lennon play guitar and It was a big musical start for
Luther Vandross on Back Ground Vocals!!! He Also Sang about
a Bad Relationship He Had!!!
Thank you for the back story.
DAVID BOWIE...HIS HISTORY IS AMAZING...PLEASE READ HIS STORY...GOD BLESS HIM & THEN SOME!
I always thought he was saying "Pulled in behind the fridge", which is admittedly a strange place for a romantic interlude, but this IS Bowie after all!
He said, "just behind the bridge".
Did you read the lyrics on this video?
Listening to the isolated vocals and he TOTALLY says “fridge”. Same goes for all the live versions.
It is definitely FRIDGE. Fridge was a nightclub. I know many people say bridge and even some people mis-spell it as bridge in lyric sheets. Bowie himself confirmed the lyrics as being FRIDGE
Please confirm, post your sources. Bowie said The Fridge was a nightclub? I am skeptical. I'm pretty sure this is an example of someone getting one posted set of online lyrics wrong and many other sites copying his error. Lyrics and tab sites are filled with copied mistakes like this.
"Behind the bridge" would be a small town makeout spot where teens go to do it in the back seat of their cars.
Wikipedia says The Fridge nightclub in Brixton (London) opened in 1981, 6 years after this song was published, and was in its heyday several years after that. In other words, it was an 80s club that was part of the music scene a decade after this song was written. There is no mention of Bowie in reference to that club.
Well drugs don't work, that's all i'll say. The man either way was a gifted individual.
A life well lived well done Mr. Jones!! RIP
Great song from 75 good to hear it .
In my lifetime I was blessed to have David Bowie as a CONTEMPORARY ARTIST.
July 4th 2020 Phoenix AZ singing my heart out at bus stop. Playback set at .75 so I wont miss a single word.
Thanks for this. I bought this record the week it came out. Maybe it's time to karaoke this one this year.
Tears streaming down my face. Namaste
Bowie is, was and always will be the Man!
hope your up there with all the greats! feeling no pain, playing and singing your best with your loved ones! thanks for what you've left us with!! your music will never be duplicated, and most of all your music will never die!!!!!!!!!
One of the gorgeous shining stars, luv you forever David
Is he referencing a day in the life when he sings I heard the news today oh boy
+Nicholas Ntaganda Yes, the day Paul McCartney died in a car crash after an argument with John, while recording Sgt. Pepper. To 'prevent' mass suicides by young girls, George Martin recruited the winner of the McCartney 'Look Alike' contest' and taught him to play left hand. Haven't you noticed 'today's' Paul has green eyes. The real Paul had brown eyes. Sad state of affairs, indeed!
That's debatable as well, there's a new movie out that has VERY convincing evidence, and if it is NOT real, then the Beatles played up to the myths extremely well. John knew the power of the controversy, and fed into it as much as possible. Personally, I don't think it's true, but there is some extremely convincing evidence that it IS true, but it's fun to look for clues in the music and album covers!
YES! I would even venture to say that was a very early example of what we now call sampling!
@@RicherPickle There's no way anyone with a functional brain could possibly believe in any conspiracy theories like this.
There's thousands of reasons this is damn near impossible. This new guy all of a sudden not just looks like, but sounds and plays just like McCartney? Out of all the hundreds of people involved in this criminal conspiracy (new Paul apparently steals McCartney's wealth and life), no one ever reveals it? Over 60 years? Deathbed confessions would be all over the place.
And then the case for it .... Well, his nose looks different after he broke it. And his eyes are sometimes a different color! I guess everyone else with hazel eyes that sometimes look a different color have been replaced by look-alikes too.
@@Funktaro5 Either you don't read enough, or I read too much.
Happy New Year ;-)
My favorite Bowie tune...sleep well
Indeed....
Banging under the old Bridge on a full moon in my hometown listening to this straight off 89.1 fresh vinyl screaming full blast from factory speakers in rebuilt mint Ford Falcon Futura coming together as Bowie laments "ain't that the one damn song that can make me break down and cry" doesn't invoke quite the same imagery as getting pregnant Banging Billy behind the pub under a broken String of grimy yellowed 60-watt bulbs. It just doesn't do it for me. But once you know YOU KNOW the truth, you can't go back. bummer.
Bowie was the greatest rock star of all time.
You mean ZIGGY STARDUST ?
R.I.P. my pretty man, my heart hurts so much!
Well I call em like I see em. Real nice work on the lyrics. And just well bravo.
The Mystery Science Theatre 3000 episode "What about Juvenile Delinquency" led me here!! 😁 Thank you!
I met young americans😉 thanks Mister Bowie for the song. Rest in Peace😔
The chorus sing a quote I heard the news today oh boy. That’s from the Beatles
David Bowie, Mikel's, 96 and Columbus, Saturday night 1978! Well I can't say that we met him but there he was 20 feet or less away! I was in the band playing there that night. My most favorite from him was "Fame and Let's Dance", but still one can't forget the Serious Moonlight tour. It's funny how people are so connected or how paths can almost intersect. The Fame soundtrack also on a James Brown song "Woke up this morning, all in heat" was one line in that song. rest in peace! R. Youngblood
Love this tune... my fav of Bowie xxx
I remember buying this album when it first came out showing my age
This is one of his greatest songs.
Greatest song ever made.
Thanks for posting. Young American the first album I ever purchased when it first came out and the title song of the album was also the best. I never could figure out most the lyrics back then.
This Song's title in Cantonese will be:- 后生美国人.
Sung as Hau-Sang-Mei-Gwo-Yun.
John Lennon's influence is all over this album, lyrically as well as musically. The guitar break in this song could be Lennon, as well as the bridge about Nixon.
True
I've noticed that almost all truly great lyrics are written by people in late late teens and early twenties. It's when both everything and nothing seem possible and they don't know how to deal with it.
Love his music. RIP.
Just Wow....
Cheers, mate!
I want what you want.
Thank you David RIP❤
This one is my fav.
This song makes me feel like I'm on acid and I love it!
David reveled in his inscrutability. Such that we're still trying to figure him out. Music was only one of his artistic gifts.
Pure class
Bowie wrote some dark fucking shit. This is the best.
I love you goblin king
rip i love your voice man...specially your lyrics
50 years later still actual. In the words of wolrds most powerful Urang Utan: soooo sad.
RIP David Bowie. Died one year ago today... :'(
The lyrics...the lyrics...the lyrics...just so perseptively expressed...
If ya don't know what your saying, at least express it perseptively!
This song will always remind me of my husband and father of my children
Still love the funky sound👍🏼
His best.
3:01 Suicide reference, countless rock and Hollywood stars wear razor blades around neck. lyrics everywhere about cuts, cutting,
and blood etc.
My favorite song
For YEARS, I heard "fridge" instead of "bridge", Even as a kid I pictured them fucking in the kitchen! LOL. OTOH, "Cadi" ought to be spelled "Caddy", as it obviously references "Cadillac". On that note, I think this is the only popular rock song to reference America's "Big Three" automakers in 1 record: Ford, GM and Chrysler.
That's an interesting observation.
Rip. :(
he was righteous.!
.
Not in one million years would I have been able to decipher those lyrics on my own. Well, now I understand what part the cocaine contributed to this era of Bowiedom.
PEOPLE HE IS STILL ALIVE AND DOING WELL ,,,,SOON WE ALL WILL SEE AND HERE THE GREAT BOWIE,,,,,,,,,,,, AGAIN !!
love it thax
That was F'ing GREAT...thanks
favorite bowie song
Best song EVER... end of
These lyrics are misprinted
I was a young American when this song debuted in the spring of 1975- a few months before my 13th birthday. On the verge of adolescence this song seemed to me really poignant and filled with cautionary tales about young adulthood: Poor self esteem leading to bad choices with instant consequences, teen pregnancy with loser boyfriends, depression leading to thoughts of suicide, the never-ending challenge to learn from our history and the consequences of failing to do so, the emotional minefields of teenage infatuations. But on the whole it is a positive, life-affirming song. The line about riding on the Bus of Survivors comforts and reassures me to this day.
He wants, she wants, you want, I want the Young American. "Hey, that's me!" I felt like Bowie was speaking to me personally. Or maybe he just wanted to bang with me behind the bridge in a Ford Mustang. At the height of his cocaine addiction in those years Bowie himself seemed like a cautionary tale. And David is gone now, so if anyone is going to perform his brilliant songs live today then it is up to us! You all did a great job on this cover.
Yep songs that used to turn you inside out with truth and soul!
I was introduced to him by my big sister (9years older) me at 10 or 11...loved him ever since...my friends thought I was so cool lol.
Love him! ❤️🥰
my favorite, starman! R I P my starman
Awesome - thanks!
The greatest artist who ever lived.
Bowie, You fking rocked dude.
I heard this song earlier on the radio and it got me thinking. The way Bowie was spitting out the lyrics so fast I bet he probably could of did a rap song.
Bless Up!!
Brilliant
One damn song
I believe David Bowie style of writing is a B made to confuse you or each line has a different meaning much like Bernie taupin writes for Elton John. It doesn't necessarily I'll go to a story they're not ballads they are little Jewel sentences. If you look at any of Bowie's older songs for most of them they do not come together like a story with the exception of Major Tom. I think it's more of a conceptual thing. The Wild lyrics of Young Americans is what makes this song so incredible oh and the singer and the music!❤
Am I the only 12 Yr old who loves this song 😍
Astrid Davis You May be. I grabbed onto my music at a very young age as well. I am now 60 years. Music will take you for a ride through a range of sadness and glee. But, all in all, you are glad you did. Your one true unconditional love
Fucking Masterpiece..
Wishing the best for my judo couch in his mma fight go Steve brown all the way