Oops, I never heard the other two version, only Nancy Sinatra's, but I have to admit, Gaga's performance is just as good as Nancy's. She is an amazing singer. Great choice for the first triple react!
Yes, written by Sonny and originally recorded by Cher. One of her first big hits. Sinatra covered Cher and then Cher actually covered her own song two decades later in 1987 as a power ballad. A shame you left that version out!
Gaga really gives the despair in her performance that the song demands, like she's holding a murdered partner in her hands or something. Even though it's metaphorical. Nancy rolling out of shot was hilarious 😂
Hello Dereck,for me first is Nancy.Second is Lady Gaga.And the third is Cher.But just for this Song.Because all three have something in common.They are great.Each in their own way!Thank you Dereck for your reaction!💝🐬
For me it's a slow tempo song, Nancy's version is the more intimist and the one were you can really feel all the deepness of the lyrics. This is the one for me. 👍🏻
Nancy's version was only an album track. It was not released as a single. The Cher version was a monster hit. It was about childhood love. If you ask me, it doesn't need all the drama. Sonny used the same theme again in a Cowboys Work is Never Done. "I got shot, but I never died!"
I love all the versions and they are quite different but this is the difference between a good singer (Cher), a really good singer (Nancy Sinatra) and a freaking unbelieveable, masterful. once-in-a-lifetime singer (Gaga)!!!
@@thehoogard she's full of emotions since the very beginning, she really sung it like she was remembering a deep inmemorial love from a past life, in the end she added more of a theatrical style yes, but the emotional delivery is still there. Your're right to each their own. and it's ok if you don't like it personally, but saying it's "emotionless" it's simply not true, and then demeaning it as "overly theatrical" it's just your perception, not what actually contains this performance, she told a story, and explored a range of different emotions and atmospheres actually.
Three very different and great performances and making a pick is like picking between steak, a pie and a glass of wine. It depends on where you are, what you need and what you like better in the first place. You might want to check out this version of Bang Bang by a little girl who won Norway got Talent at the age of 8: ruclips.net/video/HCaDyiqs7Wg/видео.html Her name is Angelina Jordan and she is 16 now and she is amazingly talented.
Bang Bang has Italian influences: the family of Sonny Bono was from Sicily. This is a song about the dark and destructive side of love relationships. The three versions are great; each of them in a different style. Bon Jovi produced Cher´s version of Bang -Bang which is epic, gothic, dark and explosive, Dereck you may try "Save Up All Your Tears" first sung by Bonnie Tyler in 1988, then Robin Beck in 1989 and Cher in 1991. Cher´s version is probably her best interpretation of a song: like pure lava.
Neither Cher's nor Gagas version hit the spot for me. What sets Nancy Sinastras version apart is the emotion in that version which is nowhere in the Cher version and while Gagas arragement at times has some of the same tone as the Sinatra version it still sounds more performed rather than emotionally delivered.
gaga's telling a story with her performance and coverede a range of emotions doing it, maybe that "look at me" it's more of your preconceived notions, you can argue the same thing about Sinatra, given that she was the only one in the spotlight, it would be bullshit too anyway. And actually gaga was the only one who gave her instrumentalists time to shine, so it is about the song alone
In my opinion. All of them more ore less runins the song. The only cover I heard thats realy is good is Angrlina Jordan:s thats better than Nancys original.
Not my thing the 60's ! On the other hand, I like the song "My Boots Are Made For Walking" by Nancy Sinatra. In France, for some years music has been used in advertising for the French perfume "La Petite Robe Noire" by Guerlain.🙂😉
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Gaga’s for me. It’s a flawless performance I love listening to it.
Oops, I never heard the other two version, only Nancy Sinatra's, but I have to admit, Gaga's performance is just as good as Nancy's. She is an amazing singer. Great choice for the first triple react!
Gaga's vocal ability is INSANE
Gaga took the win. Then Sinatra, then Cher. All 3 are amazing, and each is very different. Personal preference.
Yes, written by Sonny and originally recorded by Cher. One of her first big hits. Sinatra covered Cher and then Cher actually covered her own song two decades later in 1987 as a power ballad. A shame you left that version out!
I prefer Cher's newer version
Gaga really gives the despair in her performance that the song demands, like she's holding a murdered partner in her hands or something. Even though it's metaphorical.
Nancy rolling out of shot was hilarious 😂
All three are queens 👑
Sonny Bono (Cher's former husband, he passed years ago) wrote this song for Cher.
The Nancy Sinatra is the best version. The most dramatic, iconic.
This is one of my favorite Gaga performances. The range, the theatrics, the enormity of it all
Hello Dereck,for me first is Nancy.Second is Lady Gaga.And the third is Cher.But just for this Song.Because all three have something in common.They are great.Each in their own way!Thank you Dereck for your reaction!💝🐬
For me it's a slow tempo song, Nancy's version is the more intimist and the one were you can really feel all the deepness of the lyrics. This is the one for me. 👍🏻
Cher, so iconic.
Gaga in 1st, Nancy in 2nd and Cher in 3rd. Red suits you very well.
OMG the only one I knew was Gaga´s (have always loved her version), but wow I love the 3 of them. Much power to everybody and every style.
The 1987 Cher version was the first version of this song that I heard. We had it on Best of Cher CD I think.
Nancy's version was only an album track. It was not released as a single. The Cher version was a monster hit. It was about childhood love. If you ask me, it doesn't need all the drama. Sonny used the same theme again in a Cowboys Work is Never Done. "I got shot, but I never died!"
Gaga🔥🔥🔥🔥
GAGA a force of nature
gagas vocals are insane
They are awful.
@@amethystjones1038 you need your ears checked hun
@@amethystjones1038 your face yes dahling
Cher also did a cover of her song in her 1987 "Cher" album : ruclips.net/video/YtaGwP6Lpz4/видео.html Huge rock power ballad compared to the original.
I love all the versions and they are quite different but this is the difference between a good singer (Cher), a really good singer (Nancy Sinatra) and a freaking unbelieveable, masterful. once-in-a-lifetime singer (Gaga)!!!
Cher! And this is a historic video - Dereck's first 3 way! :)
I love Nancy sinatra - She's recorded LOTS of great tunes!
Some Velvet Morning needs to be reviewed ASAP
Gaga is the best🔥
All so beautiful, it's so interesting to hear every different personality shine through the same song 💖
First one, my preferred one, much more emotions, really tells a story.
Sheila à aussi fait une version de cette chanson en français dans les années 60.
Yep 1966! Love it.
When Gaga started her career, people said she was the new Madonna. WRONG ! Gaga is completely superior to Madonna.
I'm sorry, but gaga's version is the most nuanced and has the better delivery, i like both cher and nancy's version, but gaga just owned that song
completely emotionsless for me.
@@thehoogard motionles??? are you kidding me? by the end she was on the verge of crying lol
@@inma5665 nope, does nothing for me. Sure, some emotions at the end, but just seems overly theatrical to me. But to each their own.
@@thehoogard she's full of emotions since the very beginning, she really sung it like she was remembering a deep inmemorial love from a past life, in the end she added more of a theatrical style yes, but the emotional delivery is still there. Your're right to each their own. and it's ok if you don't like it personally, but saying it's "emotionless" it's simply not true, and then demeaning it as "overly theatrical" it's just your perception, not what actually contains this performance, she told a story, and explored a range of different emotions and atmospheres actually.
@@thehoogard she IS theatrical
I adore Nancy & Cher. 🖤
For Nancy it's trémolo guitar effect, very famous at this time. Very used in garage rock and others modern things who wants to sounds 60's atmosphère
OMG LADY GAGA CAN DO THAT??????
J'adore la version de Nancy Sinatra ❤❤
The first version of Bang Bangby Cher is from the 60s...the second version( produced by Bon Jovi) is from 1987
French version by Sheila
Oui dommage
La version de Sheila est excellente en plus
Three very different and great performances and making a pick is like picking between steak, a pie and a glass of wine. It depends on where you are, what you need and what you like better in the first place. You might want to check out this version of Bang Bang by a little girl who won Norway got Talent at the age of 8: ruclips.net/video/HCaDyiqs7Wg/видео.html Her name is Angelina Jordan and she is 16 now and she is amazingly talented.
Thx! Always loved Cher's dramatic original, although Nancy's cover is insane. Sheila did an huge French cover and Dalida sang it in Italian.
Yep, and Sheila’s vs was in 1966 as well.
Bang Bang has Italian influences: the family of Sonny Bono was from Sicily. This is a song about the dark and destructive side of love relationships.
The three versions are great; each of them in a different style. Bon Jovi produced Cher´s version of Bang -Bang which is epic, gothic, dark and explosive,
Dereck you may try "Save Up All Your Tears" first sung by Bonnie Tyler in 1988, then Robin Beck in 1989 and Cher in 1991. Cher´s version is probably her best interpretation of a song: like pure lava.
heard for the first time in "kill Bill"
Cher is the best
Nancy had two instruments.
Guitar with tremolo and her voice.
I think it gives an onimus feel. Best in my opinion.
I'm sorry but gaga ate
Nancy is now 81
In 1966 French singer Sheila (whom I was named after) also had a French version of the song.
ruclips.net/video/vLSgxA5HuRQ/видео.html
great gaga!!!
Listen to Miley Cyrus' version, she did AMAZING but for me, Gaga takes it.
Cher Bang Bang 1987 version smash all
1. Nancy 2. Lady Gaga 3. Cher
You really suit red liking it you tease!
Nancy is the best, but Cher an Lady Gaga are both good also. I just like the simple raw sound that Nancy brings with her take
I like them all but Nancy owns this song!! 💥💥
Ohhhhhh you forgot the David Guetta version! 😭
GAGA ❤️❤️❤️
No one can beat Gaga for this song. Even Cher or Nancy..!! Sorry
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One version in French, Sheila singing
bang bang par scheila en france
CHER HAVE A 3 VERSIONS OF THE "BANG BANG"
Lmao, lady Gaga looks like Tim Curry's Frank-N-Furtor! Best version is Nancy's.
Still Sinatra
Please!!1 React to 1987 version by Cher
It remenber me Tarantino and Kill bill
Neither Cher's nor Gagas version hit the spot for me. What sets Nancy Sinastras version apart is the emotion in that version which is nowhere in the Cher version and while Gagas arragement at times has some of the same tone as the Sinatra version it still sounds more performed rather than emotionally delivered.
Can u reakt at first aid kit ?
Cher. Gaga. Nancy.
3 different moods, I'd say :
- Nancy : "Feel my story"
- Cher : "Hear my story"
- Gaga : "Hear me singing jazz"
gaga's "feel my story" and "hear my story" at the same time, not only singing jazz and that's it...
You couldn't keep track of the story as it increased in intensity, volume, darkness, drama? Ooookay
@@flippineck2825 Yes, her vocal performance was really good, got distracted ;-)
@@febed01 well i guess it's normal to get distracted with such nuanced performance, so much things to process.
You can.not like chers version.but it was originally chers song.
Go to a pawn shop, buy an electric guitar and amp, plug it in. That's the sound you get.
Please react to Gabriel Henrique's new video - Ain't Nobody( cover Jessie J)! It's spectacular!
Gaga ate them up please
Pour moi ça reste Nancy simple et efficace pour l'émotion. Pas de fioritures inutiles.
Nico Vega's cover tops all of these.
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Listen to Cliff Richards Version. So dramatisch.
Not crazy about lady gagas.the other two are better. I go with cher it was originally her song..
Nancy > Cher > Gaga
Nancy’s version is unbeatable. Lady Gaga is great but this was too much ‘look at me, look at me’. Nancy’s is about the song alone.
Gaga is about the whole performance.
gaga's telling a story with her performance and coverede a range of emotions doing it, maybe that "look at me" it's more of your preconceived notions, you can argue the same thing about Sinatra, given that she was the only one in the spotlight, it would be bullshit too anyway. And actually gaga was the only one who gave her instrumentalists time to shine, so it is about the song alone
Nancy and Cher only. Gaga's version...meh🙉
Agree, not a fan.
@@aljincabrito2260 you talking about Gaga, right?
When Gaga sang better than the other two but anyway
Cant accept that gaga eat them all in that performance
In my opinion. All of them more ore less runins the song. The only cover I heard thats realy is good is Angrlina Jordan:s thats better than Nancys original.
The original is by Cher
Nancy by far. Gaga gags me, just like her name. I hate Gaga’s voice.
By far and away the best version is the one you didn't listen to: Cher's 80's version from her eponymous album. Gaga's a pretentious bore.
Pretentious bore lol someone jealous.
Not my thing the 60's ! On the other hand, I like the song "My Boots Are Made For Walking" by Nancy Sinatra.
In France, for some years music has been used in advertising for the French perfume "La Petite Robe Noire" by Guerlain.🙂😉