To me it's just so insane seeing how much music a lot of these kids have NEVER heard of. Like I'm not that old, I'm 28, but I've heard most of these songs they react to far too many times to count. Like my parents barely listen to music at all, these songs were just around when I was a kid. Still on the radio, and they still are, just not as much, but like my girl by the temptations... I couldn't imagine not knowing that song. It just baffles me. A lot of them even listen to rap, but have somehow never listened to a song by Eminem. Like I'm starting to wonder if a lot of them listen to anything at all. They don't even know how much great music is out there that theyre missing out on. I feel like since they grew up with horrible music, they just think "oh, I guess good music doesn't exist yet." They'll look at how many views a video by the Beatles has and think "huh, that's pretty good for an older band." They don't even grasp that RUclips hasn't been around very long and that if setting like that were around in the 60s, the Beatles would have infinity views. It wouldn't even be a real number. It's sad that they look at the view count before even giving a song a chance. To the girl on here, I don't mean you. You actually seem like you got a good head on your shoulders and I enjoy watching your reactions. All I ask is just keep up the good work and don't sell out and just do whatever a reaction channel is "supposed" to do or whatever. Just keep being you. That's why I like your channel. I like watching YOU react to stuff. Not someone who does every single thing like everyone else. Stay unique. Keep up the good work!
@@williamcabell142 Your comment only proves that you are ignorant. Not only do you not know anything about Abba, you never heard their discography, but you also don't know anything about music. Your comments should be ignored like a plague.
What I always loved about this song is how Frida and Agnetha belt the chorus in different registers: Agnetha at the top and Frida below, but with the same insane energy. Them having different registers is a huge part of the ABBA sound - their blend is sensational, yes, but also something exciting happened to their sound when Frida strained to get up there with Agnetha.
I think the saddest part of ABBA history was 'The winner takes it all', imagine these beautiful people all going through a divorce and still staying together as a band :( Long live ABBA! Timeless.
Thank you young person... beautiful young person. Thank you for having an open mind and an artistic heart! I'm a jazz guy and I love ABBA! It's just great music!
Yeah, same. My parents always played Abba when I was a kid. And being from Sweden, I bet ABBA was more popular than our royal family back then... 😄 ABBA actually performed this song for the king and queen.
Every time I hear this I remember the hot, sunny summer of '76. What was especially great about ABBA was that they wrote all their songs, not like some artists/groups these days who have hordes of writers churning out cr*p. These guys were phenomenal
They were very successful in Scandinavia apparently at the time. There was a weekly music show in Australia a the time and the producer Ian "Molly" Meldrum brought them to the Australian publics attention. The rest was history.
The blonde plus the guitarist. The brunette plus the pianist. Agnetha arranged a lot of the songs, Björn wrote the lyrics, Benny wrote the music and Anni-Frid "Frida" designed the outfits alongside a pro costume designer!
I was a teenager during the 70's/80's. This was filmed in 1976. It was a wonderful time to be young. People were happier, relationships were closer, life was more care free, and the music was incredible. Attending concerts was a huge thing to do among young people back then. We loved it. Concert tickets were not that expensive at all. The groups my friends and I loved were Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Lynrd Skynrd, Journey, Styx, Foreigner, Triumph, 38 Special, Boston, REO Speedwagon, Rush. I was around the same age as these kids on the dance floor in the video. ABBA is in the top 10 of album/singles sales of all time, selling around 400 million copies. Though I wasn't and am not a huge fan of theirs, their songs bring back a ton of wonderful memories.
Their music is timeless. The new ABBA show in London has been packed every night , 7 days a week for over 2 years and it’s still going strong! It’s is currently running until May 2025 but will probably get extended again!
I love seeing people your age discovering the music I grew up with, and loving it just as much. The 70's and 80's were an amazing time for music. Growing up with this stuff was awesome.
Amazing reaction. In England when I was a kid they were huge and to see a new generation discover their brilliance is a joy to see. Try Knowing Me Knowing You
Hello and congratulations for your second reaction to ABBA songs It is ABBA, the excellent Swedish pop group, the best, most versatile and most important group of the 70s, in the post BEATLES decade (the revolutionary group of the 60s) ABBA, as in its time BEATLES, was a musical and cultural phenomenon, and its legacy lives on ABBA is an acrostic with initials of their first names They was two couples: Agnetha (blonde lead vocal) & Björn (guitarist and songwriter) Benny (pianist and songwriter) & Anni Frid (brunette lead vocal) "Dancing Queen" (1976) is a beautiful song, which shines in the loftiness of its vocal harmonies And the music is bright and enveloping, from the initial chord it introduces you into the atmosphere of the disco and invites you to dance English public has voted it as one of the songs they want to hear the most, because of the feeling of joy and energy it gives them (another is "Don't stop me now" by Queen) ABBA recording between 1972/1982, have a wonderful series of more than 20 world hits and no less than 50 other great songs included: Waterloo S.O.S. Mamma Mia Fernando Dancing Queen Knowing me knowing you Take a chance on me Chiquitita Does your mother know The winner takes it all Super trouper I suggest you to reaction: "Chiquitita" at Concert for UNICEF in United Nations 1979 (their major hit in Hyspano America) ruclips.net/video/oMIw_y9uRT8/видео.html (This Concert was an idea from Bee Gees to donated royalties to Unicef of all songs was singing that night) I hope to more reactions GOD bless you my regards from Buenos Aires Argentina
Sweety this time in music history is the best there ever was real music real instruments real voice's ❤ beutifull music 😊 this filled the dance floor 😊
This song is still a theme song to me. I was so lucky to be there, on a dance floor, when this song first hit the charts. Oh my, what musical history! The 60s, 70s, and 80s were amazing! I love some 90s songs, too, all the way up to present day. But especially the 70s & 80s, woooo! I'm so happy you're loving ABBA, one of the greatest bands of all time. Enjoy!
Yeah, bring some friends and family reacting to ABBA! There are so many amazing songs to experience, and they will continue to surprise you with their voices, different genres and languages. You will never run out of recommendations.
I remember some DJs comment introducing this song for the first time. "Wow! The way it s pounding out of the the musicbox.." Yes. "Dancing Quuen" is one of ABBAs masterpieces. I appreciate you entjoying this one, too.😊
The first time I heard ABBA, I was a teenager back in the 70's. I had a little am/fm radio with an earphone. I would listen to it for hours at night after I went to bed. When I heard Dancing Queen, I became an instant ABBA fan. I have 2 alltime favorite songs. Dancing Queen and I have a dream which is also a song by ABBA. I AM 60years old now and I am still listening to ABBA. It's so nice to see young people enjoying ABBA. Thankyou for your reaction.
Loved ABBA as a kid growing up and all the way thru to now. Bunny & Bjorn amazing songwriters. Of course with the blessed vocals of Agnetha (married to Bjorn) and Anna-Frid (married to Benny...playing Piano). Of course both couples divorced but remained friends and reunited over the years. And of course stage musicals and films based on the songs now covering two Mama Mia movies. I think they r gr8. If u get a chance to see their song 'Waterloo' please do. It's what put them on the big stage as they won the highly competitive 'Eurovision Song Contest' with it in 1974. All European countries still compete for this every year. I remember my family dancing along in our living room. I was very young & it was so happy. So glad you liked this.xx 😊💕
No. Not everyone. I had many of their albums. Bought them when they were released. I knew ABBA well and appreciated them even though many people and critics put them down (here in the U.S.)
I allready heard their name . I I knew they are good! - But my goodness!!! This is just on another level!!! Thanks for you leading us to this amazing group. Please give us more from them Emily!!!
Love your reaction to this - when you realise that you know the song, your face lights up! The vocal range on this track is off the charts - I believe in 100 years, ABBA will be revered the way we view Mozart, Bach and the like...
They were from Sweden, and apparently learned to sing in English phonetically. That opening on the piano is classic. Memorable and easy to identify in a music quiz where you only hear a 20-30 second clip of the song.
Do NOT underestimate the ability's and talent of Frida. That woman can sing,,which you will find out if you keep reacting to ABBA. Agnetha's Husband is Bjorn,,He has no facial hair.
Frida is actually trading off the leads on THIS song. I hear her voice more than agnethas on this song actually, even though they both sing parts of the song.
Glad you are loving ABBA and appreciating their talent. Everyone of their huge hits were so unique and they never repeated themselves. I recommend you react to “Knowing Me, Knowing You” (my favorite ABBA song) which was a huge hit for them and another example of their variety of sound. Enjoy your ABBA journey, you are in for a treat 😊
Abba gained fame by winning a European music contest (I believe it was called 'Eurovision'). They are very beloved in Austrailia, although they are Sweedish. When I was very young, this was very popular at the skating rink. I have always loved them. Anybody that excels at their music - I love them.
This is one of ABBA’s great iconic songs. It is timeless. However check out more ABBA music . All their great songs will keep you busy. May I suggest” SOS” “ Gimme Gimme Gimme”, and “ Take a chance on me “. They are the greatest pop group of all time. Enjoy them.
Even if you don't like them you still have to respect them and the sound they contributed to music as a whole. If music is your life then you understand what I mean
I am from Stockholm, Sweden. We are very proud of ABBA; their songs never get old. I love your reaction! Keep up the good work. Hugs or "kram" we say in Sweden. XXX
Björn and Benny, the guys in the group wrote The musical ABBA that included ABBA's songs. The Movie Mamma Mia is based on that musical and brought new attention to ABBA's music and especially the Song Mama mia that became a favorite. I was at an ABBA concert in Sweden back in the days when they were huge. It was a small outdoor concert and I was standing like 20 meters from the stage with clear view over the stage, It was amazing.
It's great to relax to music that is just plain fun. I haven't heard that in the newer music in many years. Unit 4 + 2 did a fun song called "Concrete And Clay"
ABBA was a supergroup in the 70s I listened to them during the 70s when I was a kid ! Agnetha was married to Bjorn the guitar player and Anna -Frida was married to Benny the piano and keyboardist !
Thanks for your reaction with this fantastic song of all times "Dancing Queen" is the major worldwide hit by ABBA and their only #1 in U.S. Billboard 100 in 1977 the others ABBA songs Top 10 in U.S.: #6 Waterloo (1974) #3 Take a chance on me (1978) #8 The winner takes it all (1980) and several Top 20 ABBA had anothers #1 in U.S. Adult Contemporary: Fernando (1976) The winner takes it all (1981) but ABBA had their major succes in Europe & Australia In UK they have 18 singles Top 10 consecutives between 1975/1981 (begining with "S.O.S.") and nine #1: Waterloo Mamma Mia Fernando Dancing Queen Knowing me knowing you The name of the game Take a chance on me The winner takes it all Super trouper now I suggest You to next reaction "Fernando" their worldwide hit before and wich the official video filmed as the same week in February 1976 ABBA had more grestest songs too, not only hits See you in next video
Oh boy, I'm so old ! 😎 Realising that there's a whole generation that is not familiar with ABBA. One of my favorite songs of 1976 (when I started as a student). Hope that many youngsters will apreciate their great songs and thd compositions from Björn and Benny. And of course the two AA's were fenominal.
This is sooo funny to me because even I listen to different music from the generation below me. I could only imagine how you feel. My MOM was born in 1976. LMBO!!!
Please listen to it again all the way through without interruption. ☺️ Great keyboardist and unique dance moves. Great, great dancing tune. Makes you feel better when you’re feeling bad.
Loved ABBA back then. Still love em today. Great pick. Beautiful reaction. New to your channel and don't always comment but liking your style, girlfriend. Big shoutout from this old, longhaired, Southern, boy in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Stay cool. Go with God. Much peace and lots of love from all of us, here, in The Great Smoky Mountains, East Tennessee. See ya on the next.
Great reaction! ABBA is the greatest group ever, hailing from Sweden. English is their 2nd language, and they translated their PHENOMENAL lyrics into English. ABBA stands for: Agnetha Faltskog (Blonde) Benny Anderson (Piano) Bjorn Ulvaeus (Guitar) Anifrid (Frida) Lyngstad Agnetha and Frida's voices are otherworldly. There is no such thing as a bad ABBA song. We were spoiled growing up in the 70's with their music. No other Artists can touch them.
I'm laughing out loud, not at you but justthe mere fact you've discovered ABBA! I love their music. Glad you found them. Check out the Bee Gees and Fleetwood Mac you'll be surprised!
These sound like simple song, but they are incredibly difficult with 4 different harmonies. Both Anna and Frida have their own harmony, they the boys get one each...then they have to sing it in tune. Back in 1977 I went to their first Australian Concert after winning Eurovision in 1974. Agnetha is pronounce ANN YETTA.
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This was a US No1 for them.
Nice to see young people discovering ABBA. We old folks already know.
To me it's just so insane seeing how much music a lot of these kids have NEVER heard of. Like I'm not that old, I'm 28, but I've heard most of these songs they react to far too many times to count. Like my parents barely listen to music at all, these songs were just around when I was a kid. Still on the radio, and they still are, just not as much, but like my girl by the temptations... I couldn't imagine not knowing that song. It just baffles me. A lot of them even listen to rap, but have somehow never listened to a song by Eminem. Like I'm starting to wonder if a lot of them listen to anything at all. They don't even know how much great music is out there that theyre missing out on. I feel like since they grew up with horrible music, they just think "oh, I guess good music doesn't exist yet." They'll look at how many views a video by the Beatles has and think "huh, that's pretty good for an older band." They don't even grasp that RUclips hasn't been around very long and that if setting like that were around in the 60s, the Beatles would have infinity views. It wouldn't even be a real number. It's sad that they look at the view count before even giving a song a chance. To the girl on here, I don't mean you. You actually seem like you got a good head on your shoulders and I enjoy watching your reactions. All I ask is just keep up the good work and don't sell out and just do whatever a reaction channel is "supposed" to do or whatever. Just keep being you. That's why I like your channel. I like watching YOU react to stuff. Not someone who does every single thing like everyone else. Stay unique. Keep up the good work!
I'm not old, but I'm Swedish.
@@jarrettfinney4882 you should give the 2 new ABBA songs a listen. I think you will like them. They have a new album coming out.
Its not just music, its magic
No one makes more perfect pop music than ABBA. Legendary
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂they sucked. Bubble gum disco. Only squares liked them back in the only disco dopes like it! THEY SUCK!!!!!!
@@williamcabell142 Your comment only proves that you are ignorant. Not only do you not know anything about Abba, you never heard their discography, but you also don't know anything about music. Your comments should be ignored like a plague.
I agree. Love to see these videos. 57 here. Love ABBA
What most people do not realize is how amazingly these girls were spanning all the octaves in this song..... not many can replicate this.
What I always loved about this song is how Frida and Agnetha belt the chorus in different registers: Agnetha at the top and Frida below, but with the same insane energy. Them having different registers is a huge part of the ABBA sound - their blend is sensational, yes, but also something exciting happened to their sound when Frida strained to get up there with Agnetha.
I been listening to ABBA for over 40 years. Never get tired of hearing them : )
Me too. Their music is just ageless.
Samma här
This aged well :p
This is not just a song, this is an anthem. Spectacular record!!!
Just wow 100000000 times
Yes! And I don't dole out rock anthems lightly.
I think the saddest part of ABBA history was 'The winner takes it all', imagine these beautiful people all going through a divorce and still staying together as a band :( Long live ABBA! Timeless.
Like Fleetwood Mac. Both were very incestuous where band members slept with and married each other.
@@mayloo2137 "incestuous" ... Abba was two pairs beforing forming a band together. And it happened naturally and gradually during the course of years.
Abba was and is the best.
Discovering ABBA must be magical;
THE BEST ERA in Pop Music still thrives❣️
I like to go to a party where it's just ABBA songs all night
The blonde and was beautiful, but the dark headed girl was my crush!
Like the two women in The B-52's, the voices meld together so well it's almost criminal how good it is.
“you learn so much during these reactions”… no truer words! I love seeing a younger generation fall in love with the music that I grew up with. 💕
Thank you young person... beautiful young person. Thank you for having an open mind and an artistic heart! I'm a jazz guy and I love ABBA! It's just great music!
The only song in history to ever get me on the dance floor lol
I know! This and night fever from the Bee Gees. I pray they wont get played but I know they will 😂
@@The_OneManCrowd me too. I still try to do the dance steps from the dance in the movie.
Yeah disco was so much fun back in the '70s I was in high school and I had so much fun and the music had no color, it was just good music.
Amen!
I grew up with this band on the record player. They are amazing 🤩
Yeah, same. My parents always played Abba when I was a kid. And being from Sweden, I bet ABBA was more popular than our royal family back then... 😄 ABBA actually performed this song for the king and queen.
Every time I hear this I remember the hot, sunny summer of '76. What was especially great about ABBA was that they wrote all their songs, not like some artists/groups these days who have hordes of writers churning out cr*p. These guys were phenomenal
ABBA were huge in Australia, and when they played this at the discos the dance floor was always packed..x
They were very successful in Scandinavia apparently at the time. There was a weekly music show in Australia a the time and the producer Ian "Molly" Meldrum brought them to the Australian publics attention. The rest was history.
I remember the two main characters in Muriel's Wedding performing to Waterloo, complete with wigs and costumes, during a dance competition.
Makes sense then, that would explain why ABBAs new song called don't shut me down is 1# in Australia right now. At least that's what I've been told.
I grew up listening to ABBA. My mom had it cranked up ALL THE TIME! I took her to see them for her bday once. Front row...she had a blast!
ABBA - musical genius. Total legends
The blonde plus the guitarist. The brunette plus the pianist. Agnetha arranged a lot of the songs, Björn wrote the lyrics, Benny wrote the music and Anni-Frid "Frida" designed the outfits alongside a pro costume designer!
ABBA is forever
I was a teenager during the 70's/80's. This was filmed in 1976. It was a wonderful time to be young. People were happier, relationships were closer, life was more care free, and the music was incredible. Attending concerts was a huge thing to do among young people back then. We loved it. Concert tickets were not that expensive at all. The groups my friends and I loved were Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Lynrd Skynrd, Journey, Styx, Foreigner, Triumph, 38 Special, Boston, REO Speedwagon, Rush. I was around the same age as these kids on the dance floor in the video. ABBA is in the top 10 of album/singles sales of all time, selling around 400 million copies. Though I wasn't and am not a huge fan of theirs, their songs bring back a ton of wonderful memories.
A lot of the music from the 70's 80' and 90's was uplifting and fun.
Their music is timeless. The new ABBA show in London has been packed every night , 7 days a week for over 2 years and it’s still going strong! It’s is currently running until May 2025 but will probably get extended again!
I love seeing people your age discovering the music I grew up with, and loving it just as much. The 70's and 80's were an amazing time for music. Growing up with this stuff was awesome.
no frekkin autotune and all that other electronic voice boost stuff
The first time I hear them I'm teenage. It's 80s. Now I'm 52. For me ABBA Always no.1, ABBA forever.
Amazing reaction. In England when I was a kid they were huge and to see a new generation discover their brilliance is a joy to see. Try Knowing Me Knowing You
They were massive in Australia too! 'Fernando' is the longest-running #1 single, you couldn't turn a corner without hearing it.
@@martymclean3763 I also lived in Australia at that time (school in the U.K.) and I remember only too well. I still have my Spunky ABBA Picture Book!
Not only England: all of the UK.😣
Hello and congratulations for your second reaction to ABBA songs
It is ABBA, the excellent Swedish pop group, the best, most versatile and most important group of the 70s, in the post BEATLES decade (the revolutionary group of the 60s)
ABBA, as in its time BEATLES, was a musical and cultural phenomenon, and its legacy lives on
ABBA is an acrostic with initials of their first names
They was two couples:
Agnetha (blonde lead vocal) &
Björn (guitarist and songwriter)
Benny (pianist and songwriter) &
Anni Frid (brunette lead vocal)
"Dancing Queen" (1976) is a beautiful song, which shines in the loftiness of its vocal harmonies
And the music is bright and enveloping, from the initial chord it introduces you into the atmosphere of the disco and invites you to dance
English public has voted it as one of the songs they want to hear the most, because of the feeling of joy and energy it gives them (another is "Don't stop me now" by Queen)
ABBA recording between 1972/1982, have a wonderful series of more than 20 world hits and no less than 50 other great songs included:
Waterloo
S.O.S.
Mamma Mia
Fernando
Dancing Queen
Knowing me knowing you
Take a chance on me
Chiquitita
Does your mother know
The winner takes it all
Super trouper
I suggest you to reaction:
"Chiquitita" at Concert for UNICEF in United Nations 1979
(their major hit in Hyspano America)
ruclips.net/video/oMIw_y9uRT8/видео.html
(This Concert was an idea from Bee Gees to donated royalties to Unicef of all songs was singing that night)
I hope to more reactions
GOD bless you
my regards from
Buenos Aires Argentina
And how do you write such amazing lyrics in a language that is not your first language?
Anni-Frid (aka Frida) was red haired, not a brunette.
@@personalcheeses8073
Björn learn english to write better lyrics; In the begining the manager Stik Anderson help them as cowriter
@@gaynor1721
Frida change the color in your hair
the most was brunette; but see her different in Eurovisión 1974
Sweety this time in music history is the best there ever was real music real instruments real voice's ❤ beutifull music 😊 this filled the dance floor 😊
This song is still a theme song to me. I was so lucky to be there, on a dance floor, when this song first hit the charts. Oh my, what musical history! The 60s, 70s, and 80s were amazing! I love some 90s songs, too, all the way up to present day. But especially the 70s & 80s, woooo! I'm so happy you're loving ABBA, one of the greatest bands of all time. Enjoy!
Yeah, bring some friends and family reacting to ABBA! There are so many amazing songs to experience, and they will continue to surprise you with their voices, different genres and languages. You will never run out of recommendations.
I remember some DJs comment introducing this song for the first time. "Wow! The way it s pounding out of the the musicbox.." Yes. "Dancing Quuen" is one of ABBAs masterpieces. I appreciate you entjoying this one, too.😊
Such a happy song. Every young woman’s hopes leaving the house on Saturday night going to the disco 50 years ago. The possibilities are endless.
Fantastic band with amazing lyrics. Thanks for sharing. Love from the UK.
Been crushing on agnetha since I was 8 😂
The first time I heard ABBA, I was a teenager back in the 70's. I had a little am/fm radio with an earphone. I would listen to it for hours at night after I went to bed. When I heard Dancing Queen, I became an instant ABBA fan. I have 2 alltime favorite songs. Dancing Queen and I have a dream which is also a song by ABBA. I AM 60years old now and I am still listening to ABBA. It's so nice to see young people enjoying ABBA. Thankyou for your reaction.
The Gods Of Pop.
Love ABBA.
Glad to see youngsters enjoying our music. It IS great!
Loved ABBA as a kid growing up and all the way thru to now. Bunny & Bjorn amazing songwriters. Of course with the blessed vocals of Agnetha (married to Bjorn) and Anna-Frid (married to Benny...playing Piano). Of course both couples divorced but remained friends and reunited over the years. And of course stage musicals and films based on the songs now covering two Mama Mia movies. I think they r gr8.
If u get a chance to see their song 'Waterloo' please do. It's what put them on the big stage as they won the highly competitive 'Eurovision Song Contest' with it in 1974. All European countries still compete for this every year. I remember my family dancing along in our living room. I was very young & it was so happy. So glad you liked this.xx 😊💕
Agnetha (blonde) was married to Björn (dude on the guitar) and Anni-Frid, or "Frida", (brunette) was married to Benny (bearded dude on the piano)
Their break ups resulted in some wonderful music. The same thing happened with Fleetwood Mac
Yeah, and then they swapped husbands.
Frida had red hair.
@@gaynor1721 Went back and forth between red and brunette.
@Noname Atall Depends. Both did eventually marry another husband. They didn't swap husbands in between the two, though.
Take a Chance on Me by Abba is another really really good one!
This is one of those songs that everyone knows, but doesn’t know they know it. 🥰
No. Not everyone. I had many of their albums. Bought them when they were released. I knew ABBA well and appreciated them even though many people and critics put them down (here in the U.S.)
A Great group and their music has held up for over 45 years, and it still sounds as fresh as ever.
So enjoyed your reaction ! can't wait for you to listen their other classic hits like 'Take A Chance On Me' and 'Knowing Me, Knowing You'
that little girl up close to the stage just gettin her groove on!! so fun
Love Abba, love this song, and you're adorable!
I allready heard their name . I I knew they are good! - But my goodness!!! This is just on another level!!! Thanks for you leading us to this amazing group. Please give us more from them Emily!!!
You are so welcome! They're talent speaks for itself.
Love your reaction to this - when you realise that you know the song, your face lights up! The vocal range on this track is off the charts - I believe in 100 years, ABBA will be revered the way we view Mozart, Bach and the like...
I love ABBA, too! Legendary group! Great reaction video!
They were from Sweden, and apparently learned to sing in English phonetically.
That opening on the piano is classic. Memorable and easy to identify in a music quiz where you only hear a 20-30 second clip of the song.
They did not learn it phonetically, they know English well.
ILove ABBA
Great to see young people discover this group
Do NOT underestimate the ability's and talent of Frida. That woman can sing,,which you will find out if you keep reacting to ABBA. Agnetha's Husband is Bjorn,,He has no facial hair.
Frida became a Princess through her second marriage... Princess Anne-Frid Synni of Reuss, Countess of Plauen.
Frida is actually trading off the leads on THIS song. I hear her voice more than agnethas on this song actually, even though they both sing parts of the song.
Ha ha ha ,.. somebody has found out about ABBA. Ha ha I am loving your reaction. Greetings from Germany
Take A Chance On Me, Fernando, SOS, Super Trouper and Mama Mia are 🔥!!
Thanks for your reaction😊
this has always been my fav abba song, but I like all their songs
You have no soul if you don't love ABBA music it's amazing 🤘🏻😛🤘🏻😛🤘🏻😛
Listen to one of their most underrated songs ever...one of us, brilliant.
Girl, I've loved ABBA for 40 years and I love you for loving them too! Love your reaction, keep it FR! Love from ARIZONA 💜
I played hard rock in LA in another lifetime. ABBA was the group you hated the fact you loved their music.
I think it was Alice Cooper who a few years back said he was a secret ABBA fan. 😝
@@JoBisbee So was I...
Glad you are loving ABBA and appreciating their talent. Everyone of their huge hits were so unique and they never repeated themselves. I recommend you react to “Knowing Me, Knowing You” (my favorite ABBA song) which was a huge hit for them and another example of their variety of sound. Enjoy your ABBA journey, you are in for a treat 😊
Abba gained fame by winning a European music contest (I believe it was called 'Eurovision'). They are very beloved in Austrailia, although they are Sweedish. When I was very young, this was very popular at the skating rink.
I have always loved them. Anybody that excels at their music - I love them.
This is one of ABBA’s great iconic songs. It is timeless. However check out more ABBA music . All their great songs will keep you busy. May I suggest” SOS” “ Gimme Gimme Gimme”, and “ Take a chance on me “. They are the greatest pop group of all time. Enjoy them.
Even if you don't like them you still have to respect them and the sound they contributed to music as a whole. If music is your life then you understand what I mean
I am from Stockholm, Sweden. We are very proud of ABBA; their songs never get old. I love your reaction! Keep up the good work. Hugs or "kram" we say in Sweden. XXX
I love ABBA but I lovvve your reaction to their songs.🤩🤩🤩🤩
Thank you sooooo much!!!
Björn and Benny, the guys in the group wrote The musical ABBA that included ABBA's songs. The Movie Mamma Mia is based on that musical and brought new attention to ABBA's music and especially the Song Mama mia that became a favorite. I was at an ABBA concert in Sweden back in the days when they were huge. It was a small outdoor concert and I was standing like 20 meters from the stage with clear view over the stage, It was amazing.
Bjorn and Benny (along with Tim Rice) also wrote the musical Chess. Well worth checking out if you like their work.
ABBA: Magicians of Music ❤
It's great to relax to music that is just plain fun. I haven't heard that in the newer music in many years. Unit 4 + 2 did a fun song called "Concrete And Clay"
ABBA was a supergroup in the 70s I listened to them during the 70s when I was a kid ! Agnetha was married to Bjorn the guitar player and Anna -Frida was married to Benny the piano and keyboardist !
Benny's piano really set the mood on this song!
@@kenperk9854 Yeah it’s the vibe of the song for sure !
Thanks for your reaction with this fantastic song of all times
"Dancing Queen" is the major worldwide hit by ABBA
and their only #1 in U.S. Billboard 100 in 1977
the others ABBA songs Top 10 in U.S.:
#6 Waterloo (1974)
#3 Take a chance on me (1978)
#8 The winner takes it all (1980)
and several Top 20
ABBA had anothers #1 in U.S. Adult Contemporary:
Fernando (1976)
The winner takes it all (1981)
but ABBA had their major succes in Europe & Australia
In UK they have 18 singles Top 10 consecutives between 1975/1981
(begining with "S.O.S.")
and nine #1:
Waterloo
Mamma Mia
Fernando
Dancing Queen
Knowing me knowing you
The name of the game
Take a chance on me
The winner takes it all
Super trouper
now I suggest You to next reaction "Fernando"
their worldwide hit before
and wich the official video filmed as the same week in February 1976
ABBA had more grestest songs too, not only hits
See you in next video
GREAT, intelligent, heartfelt, comments. LOVE IT!!! :)
Good for you for recognising a legendary song. .probably the perfect pop song ...from the ultimate pop group
If any song were a diamond track this is the biggest carat of them all. Behold ABBA
Grew up with this band and sound, and then as a proud Aussie our beautiful Kylie Minogue brought it back to life 💃💃💃
This is so funny hearing you say this about music that I heard as a teenager. ABBA the Bee Gees unbelievable music.💙😊
What a cute video with all of the little girls dancing.
Oh boy, I'm so old ! 😎 Realising that there's a whole generation that is not familiar with ABBA. One of my favorite songs of 1976 (when I started as a student). Hope that many youngsters will apreciate their great songs and thd compositions from Björn and Benny. And of course the two AA's were fenominal.
This is sooo funny to me because even I listen to different music from the generation below me. I could only imagine how you feel. My MOM was born in 1976. LMBO!!!
Luv it when the kids get down with us old fogeys.!
ABBA will keep you busy for a long, long time.
'Name of the Game' is another of Abba's songs. Give it a listen.
I feel lucky to have grown up in the 70s and 80s when ABBA were massive.
Me too
you pickin' some cool tunes girl !! PEACE & LOVE from CANADA !
Agnetha's hair is amazing ! And it's natural colour.
Proud to be a swede! 🇸🇪 ABBA, IKEA and the Nobel Prize are our biggest contributions to the world!
Osthyveln och skohornet och dragkedjan är svensk med.
@@marietornell6058 Nja, osthyveln är väl en norsk uppfinning, om jag inte missminner mig..🤨
Please listen to it again all the way through without interruption. ☺️
Great keyboardist and unique dance moves.
Great, great dancing tune. Makes you feel better when you’re feeling bad.
Loved ABBA back then. Still love em today. Great pick. Beautiful reaction. New to your channel and don't always comment but liking your style, girlfriend. Big shoutout from this old, longhaired, Southern, boy in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Stay cool. Go with God. Much peace and lots of love from all of us, here, in The Great Smoky Mountains, East Tennessee. See ya on the next.
Great reaction! ABBA is the greatest group ever, hailing from Sweden. English is their 2nd language, and they translated their PHENOMENAL lyrics into English. ABBA stands for:
Agnetha Faltskog (Blonde)
Benny Anderson (Piano)
Bjorn Ulvaeus (Guitar)
Anifrid (Frida) Lyngstad
Agnetha and Frida's voices are otherworldly. There is no such thing as a bad ABBA song. We were spoiled growing up in the 70's with their music. No other Artists can touch them.
This was there favourite night club where they recorded dancing Queen...
I'm laughing out loud, not at you but justthe mere fact you've discovered ABBA! I love their music. Glad you found them. Check out the Bee Gees and Fleetwood Mac you'll be surprised!
Kudos for not stopping the music to comment!
During their day, they were the biggest selling artist in the world. They were one of the largest exports of their country--Sweden.
As a Swede it's in your blood and dna =D Abba forever #lottalove
These sound like simple song, but they are incredibly difficult with 4 different harmonies. Both Anna and Frida have their own harmony, they the boys get one each...then they have to sing it in tune. Back in 1977 I went to their first Australian Concert after winning Eurovision in 1974. Agnetha is pronounce ANN YETTA.