This song was meant to be funny and hilarious. Back in the day we did not take things so seriously as they do today. People are easily offended today and that is a shame. They took the fun out of life and made everyone afraid to speak one's mind. It is a shame our world has come to this. Thank goodness I was young then and had lots of fun back then without all the politically correct mess that has hijacked our world today.
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Correct !! .it was one of those dances that even if you couldn't dance and had two left feet, you could still get on the dance flood and feel comfortable because it was so easy to do.. like the dance "the twist" in 1960's
I am a white woman from the deep south. when I was a teen, our local radio station ran a contest and I won.. the prize was this album.. only contest I ever won😂
Hey Shawn just ask the ladies in your family that are around 60 years old about this song and they’ll tell you how much they loved it and how they used to dance to it and thank you for reminding them about it… Guaranteed..
This song was such a hit and we laughed so much at this song, It was funny and we all laughed, we got the humor and no one was offended , people laughed at this and everyone laughed the bump was a popular dance and yes someone could knock you down, I was a kid so never really done it , you see how cute it was , she came on and they had fun , no one was offended then , everyone knew to laugh at this kind of stuff as you can see that woman knows how to dance , and they had fun with it no one was politically correct , we laughed at nonsense
Everything is offensive.. milinials are whimps!! Big baby hueys.. '70s,'80s,'90s we had fun.. even told racists jokes and no-1 was offended. SoCal is or a melting pot. Naybors of Allll ethnicity.. and we all had jokes on one another.. high school was the same.. with Latinos, Asians, Blacks, Whites and we all got along.. well, we tried too. Even at work(corporate America 🇺🇸) we even sent Strip-O-Grams during people's birthday or pre-wedding gift. Young people suck at times!!
I promise you, honestly, hand on heart, no-one was offended by this back in the day. AND - it filled the floor! Every time!!! My husband and I used to muck about to this one, 'bumping' each other's hips and pretending to almost fall down. It was purely for fun. And there was a LOT of that at discos, etc. back then. We had brilliant nights out. By the by - I'm glad you noticed how great the beat etc. is on this. Have to say, I had the best fun I've had in ages just watching the expressions on your faces! I am SO noticing my age! Brilliant reminder of the non politically-correct era. Once again, I swear to you, this disc was never intended in offence to anyone. For real. That's just how it was back then.
Joe Tex was a bug influence on James Brown in the 1950's. He also wrote the oft covered, "Fever", which he sold for quick cash without copywriting it, so he didn't get writing credit for it.
Back in 1977 when the song was released my mother bought the 12-inch Disco single. I was 12 years old. She used to make me do the bump with her in the living room and she would knock me down and we used to laugh so hard! She was that big fat woman! Rest in Peace Mama I love you! 😊😢
Great memories. I’m 68. Yes, a great time to be alive. Things were different then. Fun, relaxed, groovin together, doing the ‘Bump’ and everybody getting along. Just yesterday I told my sister that I’m now that ‘ Woman with the skinny legs’ another fun song.😎🎶
We loved Joe Tex ya'll and I am one of those big, fat beautiful women. And I used to love to do the Bump. And I ain't broke nobody's hip yet🤩. But Joe's songs were real. See now everything has to be politically correct. That's why you guys are so shocked. In our days artists were allowed to be artistically free as long as it was true. So much fun!👍🏾👵🏿🎶💙
Oh man!! Sooo happy and shocked to see this one!! I’ve jammed out to this one since I was VERY young!!!! First I’ve seen anyone do it!! Let’s get into it!!!💖💙👍✌️ P.S. don’t feel bad y’all- this was a smash dance Floor hit!!! 💃 💃 💃💃💃💃💃
The woman who danced with him at the end of the song is named Jennifer Echols. She was an actress who graduated from the School of Theater at USC. She was okay with her size and was a wonderful, intelligent woman. Unfortunately, she passed away a few years ago.
Awesome!!!! Your reactions were priceless!! This song was harmless fun back then, just one man telling his story. You should also check out another Joe Tex classic from that era, 'Skinny legs and all". Love what you guys are doing!!!
I remember doing "The Bump" to this song back in the day. There was "The Bump" then there was the "Double Bump" EVERYBODY was doing it! You may wish to consider George McCray, "I Get Lifted"
Love Joe Tex!! Still have his 45 of Skinny Legs and All. He died so young. He was in his 40s and had a massive heart attack. If not for that happening, everybody would know who Joe Tex was.
Yep! Joe Tex lit up the scene back then with his funky songs with fun and unique lyrics. Funny thing is at 68 I am officially that ‘Woman with the skinny legs.’😂
He also had a song back then called "Who Want's the Woman With the Skinny Legs" People didn't get so offended by everything back then like they do today
One of my Dad’s favorites!! My Mom was big boned and when this song played on our “caponaset” at home. He would grab her or myself to dance🕺🏽 💃🏽. It was a great family time! We all knew the words and Joe Tex really sung this song! Mom and Dad 💋😇🥺♥️♥️💫🙏🏽
This used to get everyone on the floor in clubs and at party's. It just made everyone have a good time, the lyrics weren't taken seriously but the groove was. 🙂
This was a huge disco hit here in the U.K no. 2 in the UK charts, these days it rarely gets airplay because it may offend. I personally don't recall any fuller figured girls back in the day being offended by its content but they happily did the bump too it. Its a shame that its not played as much as it was a great groove, at the time it was regarded as a fun tune
I’m an old cowboy now, BUT, at High School dances we were all out singing and bumping to this song. Every race of kid out there having fun. The 70s were great if you were young. Keep doing great. Love your reactions.
In 1977 I was 11 years old and I remember this song that was a hit in Australia. In primary school I remember laughing about it because it was very amusing to kids as well as older. Anyway it was a fun tongue in cheek disco song...classic disco! Love it!!!!😂😂😂😂 I still laugh...this song makes you happy!
Shawn&Mel I just love you guys spirit. My first time visiting your channel. It's comforting to see young people like yourselves with a mind open to other genres and eras of music 🎶 and give respect to the veterans .But the most enjoyable thing about this clip was you guys facial expressions.....Priceless!!!!1😲😳😲😳
I had all but completely forgotten about this song! Lol! It was so funny then too... It was a hit and the Bump was popular! Y'all are so funny seeing you see this as brand new! ❤️❤️❤️
Joe Tex is hysterical in this great SOUL TRAIN clip. Love the way Joe makes that microphone stand his byitch! Have this on my workout tape -- Joe's the bomb.
Y'all playing my jam,. I use to bump so much I hurt my hip. 😜😜😜😜😜. None of them are doing the bump. It's a great dance😍😍😍😍😍. The lady on stage was doing the real bump 👍👍👍
Joe Tex is an amazing entertainer, some strange songs but the favorite song 🎧 of mine is ‘I Gotcha’ 🤗 🎵😅💖 He really shocked people when some of his disco songs came out 😳
Joe Tex is an R and B legend. He did a lot of these type songs like The Worlds Gone Chicken Crazy and Skinny Legs And All. It was all in fun I assure you.
THANK YOU! so much for reviewing this song. I am 55 and loved growing up hearing this song. I am a big woman and I laugh so hard every time I hear it. I SO enjoyed both your reactions. I deep belly laughed during your review. :)
OMG---I loved both of your expressions when you heard what he was saying---PRICELESS!!! This song was from the 70's and was a hit then. Loved y'all's expressions!!! I had the same reaction when I heard in the 70s. Enjoyed the video!!!
My favorite funny song from the 70's. It's not very PC for modern times but it was quite popular when I was a kid. It cracks me up every time, not because of the woman's size. For me, it's the mental image of this scrawny skinny man getting picked on & knocked around on the dance floor. The 2nd verse about being snatched out of his seat always gets me - LOL! He's being stalked by this lady who has her eyes on him & he aint gettin' away so easily - HAHA! Yeah, we weren't so uber-sensitive back then & knew that it was all in jest. We could laugh at ourselves without "offending" anyone. Mel seems to get that it's all a joke & not aimed at ridiculing any particular group of people, but rather a funny situation taking place in a nightclub. This came out when I was 10 but every once in awhile it would play at our local club when i was older. let me tell you, it would always get the crowd on their feet because it's a fun (funny) song - nothing more than a good laugh at the guy's expense, not the lady. I've been watching these reaction channels for about 2 yrs & I think you are the first to react to this song. I've suggested it myself on other CZcamsrs' videos but I never see this song come up... until now. Thank you! My husband loves & hates this song. he loves it because it's funny & has a great dance beat. He hates it because it's a major earworm for him. It gets stuck in his head & he'll end up singing/humming it to himself all day long. :-)
Joe Text Ain't gonna bump no more is still my favorite song ever written, but at the same time I could not stop myself from laughing when she went on stage and knock him down.
This was a huge hit in the UK it got to number 2 in the music charts , he also got a Grammy for this track , it was great comedy and a legitimate disco hit that would pack the dance floors. And nobody rocks canary yellow like Joe Tex.
What a rocker yeah what your hearing is right.. this is the 70s very few snowflakes back then just great music this track would fill a club floor anywhere in the world ...that driving beat pure disco ...Joe has definitely got the moves ...love y'all...
I remember when this was a great hit times were different back then no one got offended i enjoy you guys you remind me of my kids and grandchildren love your personalitys you guys are what the world needs god bless
Y'all have me in tears...LOL! We had fun back then and people weren't so sensitive or took things so personally. There was a dance called "the bump" when this song was popular. You have to react to his hit, " I GOTCHA! AGAIN, I'M IN TEARS TO YOUR REACTION...THIS IS GREAT!🤣🤣🤣🥰 I know if you talk to some of your older aunties and uncles they'll tell you all about the fun!😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤎🖤🤍🥰 OK, I had to watch this reaction 4x. I'm glad Shawn hadn't taken a sip of water, he would have chocked or sprayed it all over the screen. I really LOVED your reaction...it was hilarious 🤣 😆 😂
Back in the day the bump was a dance. And this track was a fantastic disco track. And no one was offended. I still pump up the volume when i hear this song.
Okay, I've sat in the dark long enough...I have been subscribed for a while, have liked pretty much every reaction, but THIS one got a comment...I ABSOLUTELY LOVE Y'ALL!❤🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 As soon as I saw the title I started laughing...and y'all did NOT disappoint!!! ✌❤& The S&M Squad P.S. Please react to "Thank You for the Love" by Mother's Finest. Somebody needs to bring that tune back!!
Oh guys ur reaction to this was priceless especially Shawns when the lady came onto the stage absolutely loved this we had lits of fun songs back then but no one ever got offended by them 😊😊😊
Hilarious,I subscribe to your site after watching your reaction to Joe Tex's biggest ever hit,which came towards the tail-end of the 1970s Disco era: UK No.2 and US Billboard(Pop-No.12,Soul-No.7) - Mum,still has it in her classic vinyl collection!🤣 P.S. Full title been shortened for obvious reasons!😂
He didn’t limit the subjects of his funny songs to us big girls. He also had fun with skinny legged girls and dudes with raggedy clothes in “Skinny Legs and All”. My favorite Joe Tex song is “A Sweet Woman Like You”. You should explore some of his other songs if you haven’t already. Some of them are beautiful.
Grew up listening to this song.My mom had it on a 45 miss the music of the 70s.Most of us that grew up on this took music for music not as making fun of people but the rhythm.Enjoy and don't worry about offending people over the music you play guys.
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This song was meant to be funny and hilarious. Back in the day we did not take things so seriously as they do today. People are easily offended today and that is a shame. They took the fun out of life and made everyone afraid to speak one's mind.
It is a shame our world has come to this. Thank goodness I was young then and had lots of fun back then without all the politically correct mess that has hijacked our world today.
Totally agree . This is a FUN song ..
Well said. It was just a bit of fun. People take everything too seriously nowadays
FACTS!!!!!!
Agree💯! My era too!
Amen!!
It was a Disco song. People weren't so dang sensitive back in the 70s. It was just fun.
Hel yeah had more important shit to worry
about back then 🤷
@phillydisco nailed it. CB
I know! I'm offended by how offended people are by everything! 🤣
Remember it was the coke era
They really need to deal with whatever their music is because a Black American wouldn't even attempt to critique JOE TEX..
That was the jam and we "big" girls were not offended.💯
U couldn't sing a song like that these days, too many people would get arse hurt
He wanted to dance with her anyway, it was all an act and that woman was gorgeous, I’m 47 so I remember this song.I ❤it.
We have more bounce to the ounce. 😉
My preference is petite. But, don't think this video is the only ode to full figured women.
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You know how to have fun girl, much more valuable
The bump was a dance from the '70s where each partner would "bump" their butts together. I'm sure you can find Soul Train dancers doing the bump.
Actually, it was more like bumping your hips together.
Bring on the Memories!🎶🥰
If you were popular, you'd get two girls on the dancefloor and do the double bump.
Correct !! .it was one of those dances that even if you couldn't dance and had two left feet, you could still get on the dance flood and feel comfortable because it was so easy to do.. like the dance "the twist" in 1960's
A vigorous sideways bump to the hip could definitely knock someone to the floor.
This song was actually a popular hit. You gotta' love Joe Tex, he's always entertaining.
Yes this was brilliant loved it full of energy
yes he was
They've gotta react to "I Gotcha!" by Joe Tex.
I am a white woman from the deep south. when I was a teen, our local radio station ran a contest and I won.. the prize was this album.. only contest I ever won😂
Joe Tex "Skinny Legs and All" "I Gotcha", "Got to Hold on to What You Got"
...and "Men Are Getting Scarce".
Got to hold on to what you got... very good slow number...👍👍👍
And The love you save.
Loved Joe Tex, I’m 71 so I was dancing to that jam and I was the girl with the skinny legs.
Hey Shawn just ask the ladies in your family that are around 60 years old about this song and they’ll tell you how much they loved it and how they used to dance to it and thank you for reminding them about it… Guaranteed..
Also, "I Gotcha!" by Joe Tex.
This song was such a hit and we laughed so much at this song, It was funny and we all laughed, we got the humor and no one was offended , people laughed at this and everyone laughed the bump was a popular dance and yes someone could knock you down, I was a kid so never really done it , you see how cute it was , she came on and they had fun , no one was offended then , everyone knew to laugh at this kind of stuff as you can see that woman knows how to dance , and they had fun with it no one was politically correct , we laughed at nonsense
We were not offended by such things back in the day. Now everything is offensive.
nothing is offensive. people are offended!
Not Only The Music but The Cartoon's We Watched Back Then Are Now Considered Offensive !! lol
@@loudog2326 Facts
Everything is offensive.. milinials are whimps!! Big baby hueys.. '70s,'80s,'90s we had fun.. even told racists jokes and no-1 was offended. SoCal is or a melting pot. Naybors of Allll ethnicity.. and we all had jokes on one another.. high school was the same.. with Latinos, Asians, Blacks, Whites and we all got along.. well, we tried too. Even at work(corporate America 🇺🇸) we even sent Strip-O-Grams during people's birthday or pre-wedding gift. Young people suck at times!!
True! People get offended if you call them their gender 😂😂..its such a joke
The "Bump" was a Disco dance and in the mid 70's I enjoyed doing it every Saturday night!
I promise you, honestly, hand on heart, no-one was offended by this back in the day. AND - it filled the floor! Every time!!! My husband and I used to muck about to this one, 'bumping' each other's hips and pretending to almost fall down. It was purely for fun. And there was a LOT of that at discos, etc. back then. We had brilliant nights out. By the by - I'm glad you noticed how great the beat etc. is on this. Have to say, I had the best fun I've had in ages just watching the expressions on your faces! I am SO noticing my age! Brilliant reminder of the non politically-correct era. Once again, I swear to you, this disc was never intended in offence to anyone. For real. That's just how it was back then.
Joe Tex was a top knotch entertainer & good singer. This was in the 70's. He had been a big singer in the 60's. Lots a hits.
Joe Tex was a bug influence on James Brown in the 1950's. He also wrote the oft covered, "Fever", which he sold for quick cash without copywriting it, so he didn't get writing credit for it.
I’m a old rocker but JOE TEX was the man , I can’t denied that .
Back in 1977 when the song was released my mother bought the 12-inch Disco single. I was 12 years old. She used to make me do the bump with her in the living room and she would knock me down and we used to laugh so hard! She was that big fat woman!
Rest in Peace Mama I love you! 😊😢
That is such a cute memory of your mama. 😂
Great memories. I’m 68. Yes, a great time to be alive. Things were different then. Fun, relaxed, groovin together, doing the ‘Bump’ and everybody getting along. Just yesterday I told my sister that I’m now that ‘ Woman with the skinny legs’ another fun song.😎🎶
We loved Joe Tex ya'll and I am one of those big, fat beautiful women. And I used to love to do the Bump. And I ain't broke nobody's hip yet🤩. But Joe's songs were real. See now everything has to be politically correct. That's why you guys are so shocked. In our days artists were allowed to be artistically free as long as it was true. So much fun!👍🏾👵🏿🎶💙
Joe Tex's biggest hit was "I Gotcha" which was used in Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs."
There’s a great Soul Train video of this song
I was a young teen when I Gotcha came out…and I was intimidated and scared! 😳 (Lol!)
Joe Tex with Damit Joe on Soul Train. When she got up in that stage and kicked that leg up in the air. We went crazy. I was a child then.
Oh man!! Sooo happy and shocked to see this one!! I’ve jammed out to this one since I was VERY young!!!! First I’ve seen anyone do it!! Let’s get into it!!!💖💙👍✌️ P.S. don’t feel bad y’all- this was a smash dance Floor hit!!! 💃 💃 💃💃💃💃💃
70's the best era for music and brotherhood love respect we all got along i miss the 70's
Me too
The woman who danced with him at the end of the song is named Jennifer Echols. She was an actress who graduated from the School of Theater at USC. She was okay with her size and was a wonderful, intelligent woman. Unfortunately, she passed away a few years ago.
I just looked her up. Rest peacefully
She's awesome in this video! Thanks for telling us her name.
She was beautiful
Awesome!!!! Your reactions were priceless!! This song was harmless fun back then, just one man telling his story. You should also check out another Joe Tex classic from that era, 'Skinny legs and all". Love what you guys are doing!!!
Well said Mike
Australia 💕 Christina
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Your faces are priceless, that was normal for us, most of us laughed at everything and no one got offended
I remember doing "The Bump" to this song back in the day. There was "The Bump" then there was the "Double Bump" EVERYBODY was doing it! You may wish to consider George McCray, "I Get Lifted"
Love Joe Tex!! Still have his 45 of Skinny Legs and All. He died so young. He was in his 40s and had a massive heart attack. If not for that happening, everybody would know who Joe Tex was.
I Gotcha! Was another great song by Joe Tex .
None of his songs today are considered appropriate by the easily offended
I didn't know he also did "Skinny Legs and All!" Awesome.
Yep! Joe Tex lit up the scene back then with his funky songs with fun and unique lyrics. Funny thing is at 68 I am officially that ‘Woman with the skinny legs.’😂
He also had a song back then called "Who Want's the Woman With the Skinny Legs" People didn't get so offended by everything back then like they do today
This is fabulous! Huge hit in the 70s.
Y'all! The bump was a dance. If you watch a video of it, this song will make perfect sense.
Much love to you both!!!
One of my Dad’s favorites!! My Mom was big boned and when this song played on our “caponaset” at home. He would grab her or myself to dance🕺🏽 💃🏽. It was a great family time! We all knew the words and Joe Tex really sung this song! Mom and Dad 💋😇🥺♥️♥️💫🙏🏽
This used to get everyone on the floor in clubs and at party's. It just made everyone have a good time, the lyrics weren't taken seriously but the groove was. 🙂
Another great song I haven't heard in a long time. Boy! I loved it when it was released. It was a big hit down at the Disco. ❤🇬🇧❤🇬🇧❤🇬🇧❤🇬🇧
Yessss! Always loved it! Still do- was so happy to se a reaction to it! 😂
I've been asking for somebody to react to this for yonks, couldn't move on the dance floor when this came on 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
@@yvetteadshead4212 same!! And yessss!
@@kimberlinibambini1988 me too, was just off to bed then saw this 😆💃🏻
@@yvetteadshead4212 😃yessss girl! 💃💃💃💃💃
This was a huge disco hit here in the U.K no. 2 in the UK charts, these days it rarely gets airplay because it may offend.
I personally don't recall any fuller figured girls back in the day being offended by its content but they happily did the bump too it.
Its a shame that its not played as much as it was a great groove, at the time it was regarded as a fun tune
I’m an old cowboy now, BUT, at High School dances we were all out singing and bumping to this song. Every race of kid out there having fun. The 70s were great if you were young. Keep doing great. Love your reactions.
Your faces were a picture. I laughed so hard. 🤣 but it was a great song to sing & dance to. 💃
Me too 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I seriously didn’t believe anyone would react to this song.
2:03-your reation to what he said was damn priceless
In 1977 I was 11 years old and I remember this song that was a hit in Australia. In primary school I remember laughing about it because it was very amusing to kids as well as older. Anyway it was a fun tongue in cheek disco song...classic disco! Love it!!!!😂😂😂😂 I still laugh...this song makes you happy!
I know every single Word to this song!! OMG! Thank you for this reaction! I smiled the entire time!!!
That was so fun!!! Your reaction was priceless 😅🤭😂 Totally inappropriate song topic but you have to admit it... THE GROOVE IS AWESOME 👌
Shawn&Mel I just love you guys spirit. My first time visiting your channel. It's comforting to see young people like yourselves with a mind open to other genres and eras of music 🎶 and give respect to the veterans .But the most enjoyable thing about this clip was you guys facial expressions.....Priceless!!!!1😲😳😲😳
Back when everyone had a sense of humor and could laugh at themselves, and the music was absolutely great! :D
I had all but completely forgotten about this song! Lol! It was so funny then too... It was a hit and the Bump was popular! Y'all are so funny seeing you see this as brand new! ❤️❤️❤️
The Bump was the dance to do. A skinny guy and a big girl was a sight to see.
You could get knocked into next week if you weren't careful 😁
Joe Tex is hysterical in this great SOUL TRAIN clip. Love the way Joe
makes that microphone stand his byitch! Have this on my workout tape --
Joe's the bomb.
Omg I love love love this song. We burned up the dance floor back in the day with this one.
People are too sensitive these days. Back then we pretty much called a duck a duck.
I never saw this but it was funny.
He has another banger called I Gotcha worth checking out. He was a distant cousin of my Godmother's!
Got to be from Navasota tx then
Its funny that these two doesn't know the BUMP was a dance. I loved the BUMP
Y'all playing my jam,. I use to bump so much I hurt my hip. 😜😜😜😜😜. None of them are doing the bump. It's a great dance😍😍😍😍😍. The lady on stage was doing the real bump
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lol Love it! Always have! I remember singing this as a kid,all in fun! Keep On Rockin'
Joe Tex is an amazing entertainer, some strange songs but the favorite song 🎧 of mine is ‘I Gotcha’ 🤗 🎵😅💖 He really shocked people when some of his disco songs came out 😳
Joe Tex is an R and B legend. He did a lot of these type songs like The Worlds Gone Chicken Crazy and Skinny Legs And All. It was all in fun I assure you.
You guys need listen lots more Joe Tex
BTW, I'm a big fat woman too. But I don't find it offensive, I think its hilarious. 💃🇬🇧❤
This song never gets old!
I actually owned the 45rpm!🤪
We sure had fun back when!😊
That's what I'm talking about! Old school disco!!! This track is a classic!!!!
Stephanie Mills "Home" Live at the Apollo! A MIND BLOWIN PERFORMANCE!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
"Big women" loved this track... when it pleyed they'd ALL hit the dance floor.... Ur PROJECTING.
This is my favorite music video reaction EVER 😂🤭😅 You killed me at 6:25 !!!
My first dance with my mother in law at my wedding over 40 years ago love this song😃
The BUMP was a famous dance in the 70`s and this song was a big hit...Joe Tex had a lot of nice songs.
This song is on my playlist. My dad loved Joe Tex. This was a hit, y’all, back in the day. I listen to ‘70 on 7 and I’ve never heard it.
Keep the smiles and positive energy going. 100k on the way.
THANK YOU! so much for reviewing this song. I am 55 and loved growing up hearing this song. I am a big woman and I laugh so hard every time I hear it. I SO enjoyed both your reactions. I deep belly laughed during your review. :)
yes, this was a hit song back then, I was a kid and me and my cousin's used to run around the house singing this song. lol
OMG---I loved both of your expressions when you heard what he was saying---PRICELESS!!! This song was from the 70's and was a hit then.
Loved y'all's expressions!!! I had the same reaction when I heard in the 70s. Enjoyed the video!!!
My favorite funny song from the 70's. It's not very PC for modern times but it was quite popular when I was a kid. It cracks me up every time, not because of the woman's size. For me, it's the mental image of this scrawny skinny man getting picked on & knocked around on the dance floor. The 2nd verse about being snatched out of his seat always gets me - LOL! He's being stalked by this lady who has her eyes on him & he aint gettin' away so easily - HAHA!
Yeah, we weren't so uber-sensitive back then & knew that it was all in jest. We could laugh at ourselves without "offending" anyone. Mel seems to get that it's all a joke & not aimed at ridiculing any particular group of people, but rather a funny situation taking place in a nightclub. This came out when I was 10 but every once in awhile it would play at our local club when i was older. let me tell you, it would always get the crowd on their feet because it's a fun (funny) song - nothing more than a good laugh at the guy's expense, not the lady.
I've been watching these reaction channels for about 2 yrs & I think you are the first to react to this song. I've suggested it myself on other CZcamsrs' videos but I never see this song come up... until now. Thank you! My husband loves & hates this song. he loves it because it's funny & has a great dance beat. He hates it because it's a major earworm for him. It gets stuck in his head & he'll end up singing/humming it to himself all day long. :-)
This is a riot! And I love your reactions! I reacted the same way when I first heart. Love ❤️ you guys!!❤️❤️
Joe Tex had a rivalry with James Brown. They both do sound similar. I love both of them.
I was 6 years old when this song came out. I can remember my mom playing this record and all of us doing the bump to it.
The Bump was a huge dance at the time.
Hahaha brilliant reaction guys. Love Joe Tex, he made some cracking tracks, with the best being Hold what you’ve got IMO.
Two songs that will truly make your jaws drop to the ground: "Gang Bang" by The Sensational Alex Harvey Band; and "Big Ten Inch Record" by Aerosmith.
Joe Text Ain't gonna bump no more is still my favorite song ever written, but at the same time I could not stop myself from laughing when she went on stage and knock him down.
My favorite Joe Tex song was "I Wanna Dance with Choo" from the Disco days. Great "catchy" song.
This was a huge hit in the UK it got to number 2 in the music charts , he also got a Grammy for this track , it was great comedy and a legitimate disco hit that would pack the dance floors. And nobody rocks canary yellow like Joe Tex.
Yall are so Damn funny😂 the bump was a dance like the girls in the back do the bump😂
I remember when I saw him on soul train singing this that was the shyt still sounds good.
Another one in kinda the same vein is "The Bertha Butt Boogie" by the Jimmy Castor Bunch.
She was one of da Butt sistas. There was Bertha Butt,Betty Butt and Bathsheba Butt.
Bella Butt,Betty Butt and Bathsheba Butt were her sisters.
What a rocker yeah what your hearing is right.. this is the 70s very few snowflakes back then just great music this track would fill a club floor anywhere in the world ...that driving beat pure disco ...Joe has definitely got the moves ...love y'all...
The 70s were crazy - check out Randy Newman - Short People
Or THE STREAK. 😁😄🤣
I forgot this one! My 4’10” Spanish teacher hated that song but most people just rolled with it. People are offended by everything now.
The lyrics of Elton John’s “Island Girl” is another Elton song you won’t hear even though it was a number 1 hit back in 1975.
I remember when this was a great hit times were different back then no one got offended i enjoy you guys you remind me of my kids and grandchildren love your personalitys you guys are what the world needs god bless
Y'all have me in tears...LOL! We had fun back then and people weren't so sensitive or took things so personally. There was a dance called "the bump" when this song was popular. You have to react to his hit, " I GOTCHA! AGAIN, I'M IN TEARS TO YOUR REACTION...THIS IS GREAT!🤣🤣🤣🥰 I know if you talk to some of your older aunties and uncles they'll tell you all about the fun!😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤎🖤🤍🥰 OK, I had to watch this reaction 4x. I'm glad Shawn hadn't taken a sip of water, he would have chocked or sprayed it all over the screen. I really LOVED your reaction...it was hilarious 🤣 😆 😂
Back in the day the bump was a dance. And this track was a fantastic disco track. And no one was offended. I still pump up the volume when i hear this song.
Okay, I've sat in the dark long enough...I have been subscribed for a while, have liked pretty much every reaction, but THIS one got a comment...I ABSOLUTELY LOVE Y'ALL!❤🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
As soon as I saw the title I started laughing...and y'all did NOT disappoint!!!
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P.S. Please react to "Thank You for the Love" by Mother's Finest. Somebody needs to bring that tune back!!
🤣😂🤣😂.. Shawn!!!??? You are so hysterical. Thank you both for this Fun reaction. It's from my era... loved it!!
Guess don't know about the Butt sisters
I do ! But i cant remember who sings it or what the name of the song is really sucks to get older lol but I do remember Bertha and her sisters...♡
The Butt sisters were friends of Jimmy Castor lol. He referred to them in two different hit records. 1972 “Caveman” and 1975 “Bertha Butt Boogie”.
I remember this song as a kid it was a big hit !
This my shit and y'all clearly don't understand the song
Oh come on guys, I love this song! It's hilarious!! I'm in tears with your reaction! The big girls call themselves "fluffy" now.
I remember when this song came out, it was funny and meant to be just that, never did I think I would hear it again. Lol. Thank you for this 😂😂
Oh guys ur reaction to this was priceless especially Shawns when the lady came onto the stage absolutely loved this we had lits of fun songs back then but no one ever got offended by them 😊😊😊
LOL! The lady was a dancer specially for this song as part of the performance of it.
In the middle of all the hard times and stress people went out to have fun party, dance and have a good time no bad feelings in the 70's 😊
Hilarious,I subscribe to your site after watching your reaction to Joe Tex's biggest ever hit,which came towards the tail-end of the 1970s Disco era: UK No.2 and US Billboard(Pop-No.12,Soul-No.7) - Mum,still has it in her classic vinyl collection!🤣
P.S. Full title been shortened for obvious reasons!😂
I was 8 or 9 when we saw this episode of Soul Train. All us kids would sing this song
OMG...I never heard of this song or saw this...it's hilarious!! Gotta laugh! You 2 make it even better!!
It’s a wonder we all made it through that era. We found our humor with everyone and everything. 😂
He didn’t limit the subjects of his funny songs to us big girls. He also had fun with skinny legged girls and dudes with raggedy clothes in “Skinny Legs and All”. My favorite Joe Tex song is “A Sweet Woman Like You”. You should explore some of his other songs if you haven’t already. Some of them are beautiful.
I love this song, parents use to play it when I was a kid... It was all in good fun for real.
Grew up listening to this song.My mom had it on a 45 miss the music of the 70s.Most of us that grew up on this took music for music not as making fun of people but the rhythm.Enjoy and don't worry about offending people over the music you play guys.
A fabulous disco song and watching the dancing was " Do the Hustle "