This song, about the wonderful ness of being top class citizens in the 20th century, should, under no circumstances, be sung by someone dressed in anything but White Tie.
At least he was wearing a waistcoat.... Most fuckwits these days consider Black Tie to consist of only a cheap black jacket and a pair of pants... Ignorant peons.
Ugh, but to use the original lyrics? The whole point of the song was about rich white people dressing down to watch the black people of Harlem showing off what they thought were fancy clothes.
Except that it’s pretty offensive to black people. :( I can only imagine Ella Fitzgerald’s reaction to him singing about the “misfits” and “lulubelles”. It’s funny when it’s talking about rich people trying to out do each other. Not so much when it’s one class of people looking down on another, especially when they are another race.
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Robbie you make me happy and I worship you 🩷💘♥️❤️🔥💖
Its so refreshing to see a musician sing live and not lip sync
he's amazing!!! and can sing everything
He looks absolutely gorgeous here
What a special morning for me! I will never forget it!
Looking great Robbie..love from America.
can't wait to see this legend next year 😳❤️ Robbie Williams 4ever 💖
You'r e great. Look so good. God bless you.
Love it! Fantastic rendition of putting on the Ritz 🎉
Great as always... I Love Rob
PERFECTO
Just Perfect RW
BRAVO
I don’t know much about RW, but he is very talented. Thanks Bearhunter5
ohhhhhhh yeeeeeees
this is a classy dude
Except why would he ever choose to sing the original lyrics to this song? They’re offensive to so many people!
This song, about the wonderful ness of being top class citizens in the 20th century, should, under no circumstances, be sung by someone dressed in anything but White Tie.
At least he was wearing a waistcoat.... Most fuckwits these days consider Black Tie to consist of only a cheap black jacket and a pair of pants... Ignorant peons.
R. Alley it's not being ignorant it's just they can't be arsed
Ugh, but to use the original lyrics? The whole point of the song was about rich white people dressing down to watch the black people of Harlem showing off what they thought were fancy clothes.
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He has performed americans accent just gorgeous!
Awante Alvin y las ardillas ❤
Good one. I like it!
This soundtrack like a Disney cartoon. 😊
Sorry but, Where is Irving Berlin?
0:27 Disney’s villain song
Interesting to see that this is the original version of the song compared to the Fred Astaire and Ella Fitzgerald version. Very cool.
Except that it’s pretty offensive to black people. :( I can only imagine Ella Fitzgerald’s reaction to him singing about the “misfits” and “lulubelles”. It’s funny when it’s talking about rich people trying to out do each other. Not so much when it’s one class of people looking down on another, especially when they are another race.
This version is closer to the original 1929 version of the song.
En el mixup hoy :B
Need the sheet music for the whole band...
A far cry from the Tako performance.
I personally think Fred Astaire is better but this is good =>
That... guy isn't... playing the piano is he?
Hunter Poelsma they are all miming. They usually do with things like this
Robbie always sings live
waht tha fack taco the single song
Taco is better :-)
Sebastian Wendel no
not
Not so good like Taco!
Horrible. A corny song made cornier yikes
Not just cornier. With the original lyrics it’s downright offensive to a lot of people.
Wow this is awful. I am assuming he is famous for something else and was just doing this for the hell of it?
Former member of Boyband Take That. Went solo in 1999 and has been a icon since.
Sara Brown love that you been living under a rock or off the grid since 1980....its cute
Sara Brown - Why watch if you don't know him and are not interested. The singer's name is in the title.