WE HAVE TO PLAY THIS FOR OUR KIDS!!! THE COASTERS - YAKETY YAK (REACTION)
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This is parenting #101. No talking back to one's parents (Yakety Yak 'Don't Talk Back). Or the kids will not listen to rock and roll music, no allowance, no going out on a Friday night. If they don't do their fair share around the house. And oh, one more thing... "Don't forget to bring in the Dog and put out the Cat." Just love this. Great reaction as always.
Leiber and Stoller had a lot of great lines
This was how parents talked to kids back then. No negotiations...just do it. Disobey your mother and your father would deal with you. Song fro 1957 or 58. I was 9 or 10 so I didnt have to worry about going out on Friday night.
The TRUTH! They laid down the rules and they had the RIGHT to. Behave- or else. Do your chores- or else. What year was it that the government decided kids could sue their parents? I'm thinking 30 years ago...my nephews had the guidance counselor tell my sister that she HAD TO buy them name-brand tennis shoes because the other kids in school had them. Hmmmmmmmm.
The way it should be and still is with mine at least Sir
@@johnraygun9868 This is an anti-liberal song...lol
No timeout babies here.
@@1calvinfunny1 lol
We need to bring this type of parenting back . The world would be a better place
Amen and Amen. Glad my parents raised me old school.
You bet ! 😉👍
"Get A Job" by the Silohuettes is along the same vein as this-with a little bit more DoWap. You'll laugh as parents!
I cannot count the number of times my dad would sing “Get a Job” to me when I asked for something.
@@tfodthogtmfof7644 I can relate~
My dad would play the Sha-Na-Na version of that for me, because he got such a kick out of them singing "Get a Job" to all them hippies at Woodstock
Another great Coasters' song, used in movies, is "POISON IVY". EVERYONE LOVES IT--PLEASE REACT TO IT.
YES YES YES " PLEASE react to "POISON IVY"!!!
@@patticrichton1135 And love [potion number nine!
love Run Red Run
Back in the day we had "sock hops". These were dances where you took off your shoes so you wouldn't scuff the gym floor!!! And kids---for the most part, listened to their parents...
Listen? they FEARED their parents lol
@@thomastimlin1724 You're right!! I got the belt, when I screwed up...
The Coasters are one of the great Doo Wop groups. Cant believe there hasn't been more views. Don't give up on these guys Shawn and Mel. ❤
I wouldn’t call them Doo Wop, they’re R&B.
THE COASTERS were just a FUN GROUP!!! I ALWAYS LOVED THEM when I was young!!
Known for their novelty songs they were a hoot. Another one to sample is “Along came Jones” which is a take off on the old cliff hanger serial movies in the thirties. Fun group during a fun period in early rock and roll period.
Your reactions are great. I grew up in the 50's and 60's listening to all this music. Mel, you've said that you like fun songs and you like country music. If you put those two things together, you get the one and only ROGER MILLER. "King of the Road", "Dang Me", "Chug-A-Lug", "Do-Wacka-Do", and many more.
"White Lightning" by George Jones or "Old Slew Foot" by Johnny Horton are a couple more good ones.
Oh my, yes!!!!!
The Coasters have lots of hits, some of their slower songs are "Just Like a Fool". "Down Home Girl", or One Kiss Led to Another". I grew up in the 80's and 90's but I found a Little Anthony and the Imperials tape in my dad's car one day and I've been stuck on the oldies ever since. Those days had real singers and the best music, in my opinion.
I was born i
That was a fun reaction. Listened to this many times growing up. A song that really makes you hyper. Just play this around little kids and watch them spin out 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Searchin' " by The Coasters is a bit slower. Most of their hits were in the late '50's. "Poison Ivy" is probably their biggest hit or, at least, their most enduring one.
the Beatles did a version of that one too
Songs I grew up on...your reactions are priceless. Would give you 5 thumbs up if I could. One of the highlights of my day is watching you two (and hearing some tunes from the past). What fun!
I mostly grew up in the sixties and The Rock and Soul music of that time but I am proud to say that when I grew up in a great time with a mix of the 50s and 60s and beyond. So it is heartwarming and other great adjectives to see you really enjoy the fifties Do Wap right now and the other genres of the 60s 70s and even the 80s.
My parents had this record and I grew up playing it on repeat in the 70s and 80s.
This is one of the songs I would play on my granny's jukebox in the 60s. And little Richard chuck berry Sam Cooke and many more. Groovy times
"Just tell your hoodlum friends outside, You ain't got time to take a ride"
Y'all should hear their "Along Came Jones".
I like the version by George Jones and Johnny paycheck
The great King Curtis on sax, not Boots Randolph as someone else suggested. King Curtis was under contract to Atlantic. Boots Randolph recorded 'Yakety Sax' (made famous by Benny Hill) which may be confusing some people.
he did most of their song although there was another sax player that was used too
I remember when I was in the Navy (big mistake) and was in Norfolk, VA to pick up my ship (ship is a big misnomer, it was an escapee from a razor blade factory). I went to a Rock-and-Roll show headlining Jerry Lee Lewis. On the show were the Coasters as well as other performers. Great show.
The Coasters were known for a lot of fun music. I'll always remember "Little Egypt" because my mother's name was Eva and all those who worked around her called her Little Eva not just because of the song but she stood about 4'10". But as you can see (or hear) by "Yakety Yak" it's basically a guidebook for parents.
They sang Doo Wop, R&B and early Rock & Roll. Always liked this 1959 song....its great
This was released in April 1958, 6 months before I was born. But I heard this song played on the radio as a little boy, and it was fun.
I really like the drum work in this song; it almost sounds careless, it's so energetic.
loved their drummers too there were three of them as I understand
The Coasters were always good for a laugh...they always did these comedy songs. this one the parents and kids could laugh about together.
Oh LOL!!!! Do I remember THIS one! What a deep voice that guy had!
You all are bringing me back to my childhood with this song
when I used to take my grandkids back and forth to school they always requested this song then always sang along to it,they were all in elementary school at the time
It's so great and refreshing that late fifties music is still so listenable and popular 60 years later!
The great Boots Randolph on sax. Yes this was a big hit. "Poison Ivy", "Little Egypt" and "Searchin' " next please. This one was released in 1958. I had the great pleasure in seeing these guys in the early 60's here in NYC. The days y'all.
No, this was King Curtis on sax. King Curtis was the Atlantic/Atco session sax-man for most of their classics, along with Plas Johnson. Boots Randolph was session man for Decca, MGM and many other labels but never recorded with Atlantic as King Curtis was the top man there.
@@martinsinfield42 You are 100% correct sir. My mistake.
Boots did the Nashville records
King Curtis
Hell yeah! Love me some 30’s-60’s rock and rockabilly and all the other names.
Isn’t this a wonderful oldie? We danced very fast to this one. There was no talking back in my day, not at home nor at school. 😅
I'm laughing so hard watching you two I got tears in my eyes
The way that sax comes in never gets old.
I often to this together with Parents Just Don't Understand from the 1980s. They seem to complement each & show how things never change. 😀
The movie The Great Outdoors opens with this song, that's how a 70's kid fell in love with it! My parents love this song!!
This was what we loved back in the day.
Yakety Yak! “ remember this song very well, isn’t it cute? 😂🤣
I'm glad I found you guys,I'm 73 years old and bot this brings back memories....keep enjoying
You know what I love about y'all Chanel , you all open to all music.
They are not only talented but hilarious!
Don’t talk back!😂 Love this song
Love the O's hat, and the Metallica shirt! This is the music my favorite uncle was playing all the time. I was a fan from the start.
The Coasters were great fun. That's what music was like in the '50s and early '60s ("Yakety Yak" was 1958.) You got a kick out of this one, so you're bound to like "Poison Ivy" and "Charlie Brown" from '59. Also from '59 was "Love Potion #9" by The Clovers!
How does this not have more views yet??!! This is great!! Great reaction guys!
Poss it fell off the recommendations for a few days !
How can you not feel the 50s with this FABULOUS band
I have always loved them
Coolest band and deserved more
Australia 💕 Christina
Your father's hip he knows what cooks. Too good
You've got this backwards:
This song wasn't written for the parents to play to their kids -
It was written BY the kids about their parents.
True
I have always thought that
Australia 💕 Christina
@@christinalikoski4937
Hey, Christina from Down Under -
I always thought this was a kid either griping to himself about his overbearing parents or mocking them for his friends.
I think somebody living in Australia right about now might feel that way about Daniel Andrews.
I hope they lighten up on you soon.
Also, i've heard a lot musician friends refer to a particular style of
saxophone playing as "yakity sax" -
The Benny Hill theme for instance. I think that term was born out of this song.
Every Coaster song is brilliant...
My dad had this record when I was young and for as long as I can remember I’ve loved this song
Written by the kids about their parents. This type of parenting was universal in the 60’s . My parents were always saying , “clean up your room, put out the cat, your hoodlum friends, don’t talk back,bring in the dog, wait till your Father gets home, etc.
Little Egypt. Give it a listen. Love you guys. Enjoy the music with y'all.
Finally someone checking out The Coasters!
A little before my time, but as a 70’s teen my dad bought me their album. I almost wore it out listening to it.
love you guys. good people. great reactions. I've loved this song since i was a child in the 70s. 50s black artists are my favs, esp. Fats Domino. Give Fats some love: Be My Guest, What a Party, Blueberry Hill, I'm Walkin etc
I always think of 1988 when my dad took my brother and I to see the movie Twins. The part when Arnold Schwarzenegger is singing this song cracks me up. Good old fun song
Hehehe the kids complain "yakity yak" the parents say "don't talk back!" Love the Coasters hit from 1958!
I remember when this song was on Tiny Toons. When Plucky Duck's mama was making him do everything 😂
My mom used to play this when my room was dirty (or so she thought...) 😅
would have loved to have seen them in person my late dad loved this tune and that is the lat King Curtis on sax
Benny Hill's closing music on hit 70s shows
If you want to lose your mind, listen to the Coasters doing I'm A Hog for You, Baby...written by Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller, who also wrote Yakety Yak, as well as Hound Dog and many others by Elvis.
The Boots Randolph hit "Yakety Sax" was absolutely based on this -- a great listen, too!
And we "jitter-bugged" to this!
Love the memories. Thank you ❤️
The Coasters and this song had a huge influence on The Beatles, they covered it in Hamburg and during the BBC shows. They covered Searching too
Another 45 of my parents I have. Love it.
This song had to be the 50s when my mom was growing up I was born in the 60s so most of my music was the 70s but my Mom gave me her 45 (single ) records this one was included the other side of record was by Simon Crum called "stand up sit down shut your mouth " think it was closer to country but rock tune .
Another song of teen angst is Summer Time Blues by either Johnny
Cochran o Blue Cheer.
This was my dad's parenting style..I first heard this song on Tiny Toons where they did a MTV style music countdown episode with this, Do the Twist, Istanbul, Particle Man, and others.
They were fantastic!
First Heard This Song In The Movie's Twins & All I Want For Christmas
Funny, FUN YOU DANCED LAUGHED, HAD A GREAT TIME
I used to sing this to my kids to show them what it was like back when!
I sang this to my Grandkids last week they told me I should record it LOL told them It had been done already in the time of their Great Grandparents in the 50s
They have a slower song called Poison Ivy, but probably not as slow as what you're wanting. Or there's always their song "Little Egypt"...I guess you could slow dance to that one, although I'd listen to it first so you aren't laughing while you're slow dancing.
I listened to my mom's doowop records as a kid. I could tell you what the record label looks like.had no clue who they were. My mom sang with Ritchie Havens and the Chimes in Brooklyn
I saw them in about 88 Melbourne Australia 👍
"Yakety Yak" is from '58 - I was nine. The Coasters were the mother's milk of our youth.
The Great Outdoors!!!!
Love this song classic
Love you two. You crack me up. lol
"SEARCHIN" is slower, the fledgling Beatles used to cover it when they played in the Cavern in Liverpool and when they played weeks in Hamburg Germany before they were famous. They loved the Coasters
I can totally imagine you both making yakkity yak hands to ur kids from now on hahaha. Hand flaps.
Love this song!
One of my favorite road trip song
😂😂 This was one of my favorite songs when I was in about the fifth grade! And poison ivy if you haven’t reaction to poison ivy yet! I love the coasters
Gotta help mom and dad❤ with a great tune😂
From my Mom's teenage days, she use to sing it too me
Another great song by the Coasters is call Zoom went the strings of my heart.
love the sax players the guys had the late King Curtis on sax here
We were the original latch key kids. Both parents had to work. Mom cleaned white peoples homes and Dad, if you had a Dad at home, did whatever he could to earn money. We had choirs, no allowance. Only the allowance of being able to live. Peace and Love.
The Coasters,as y'all heard put some comedy in their songs but at the time they were very intertaining,another hit from them was a joint called Searchin'- please react to that
the Coasters had the best sense of humor in the rock and roll era. Charlie Brown, Poison Ivy -
Awesome! I forgot this song! Bring in the dog and put out the cat! Haha. ❤️🇨🇦🤓. My parents were veternarians, had 6 cats and one Jack Russell.... ferrets, gerbils, guinea pigs...
Who remembers this at the opening of "The Great Outdoors" (John Candy and Dan Aykroyd )?
Please try Tex Ritter, The deck of cards. Old song and you will never see a deck of card the same. Loving the older country, Loretta one of my favs. Keep them coming guys💞
Nothing like 50's and 60's music!!!! "Yakety Yak" was released in 1959!!!!
Parents' and kids relationships never change.
We lived that scene!!
A great song and reaction!