Do They Know Iconic 70's Songs?

We quizzed the reactors on iconic 70s songs to see how many they knew!
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Content Featured:
Do Ya Think I'm Sexy - Rod Stewart

I Will Survive - Gloria Gayner

Ballroom Blitz - The Sweet

How Deep is Your Love - The Bee Gees

Sweet Home Alabama - Lynard Skynard

Le Freak - Chic

Cold as Ice - Foreigner

Heart - Crazy on You

Boogie Wonderland - E/W/F

Hot Stuff - Donna Summer

Let's Get it On - Marvin Gaye

My Sharona - The Knack

Play that Funky Music - Wild Cherry

Rhinestone Cowboy - Glenn Campbell

Love Will Keep Us Togegther - Captain and Tennille

Brandy You're a Fine Girl - Looking Glass

Another Brick in the Wall - Pink Floyd

Reactors Featured:
Jaxon

Jillian

Jay

Paulina

Izzy

Producers:
Joe

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VP of Content - Nicole Iizuka
VP of Production - Kevin Lee
Creative Director - Joe Bereta
Line Producer - Anthony Mugnolo

Episode Produced by Joe Bereta
Technical Director - Stephen Miller
Talent Producer - Annie Knudsen
Production Manager - Brendon Holl
Production Coordinator - Jake Kelley
Casting Coordinator - Zach Holmstrom
Studio Technician - Micah Fusco
Studio Technician - Julian Steinberg
Studio Technician - Lake Peterson
Studio Technician - Ben Soto

Production Assistant - Brendan Patterson
Set Medic - Mark Kirkendall

Editor - Ana Beatriz Marques Valença
Post Production Supervisor - Doug Brady
Thumbnail Graphics - Tyson Goudie
Supervising Editor - Ryan Johnson
Assistant Editor - Lauren Chung
Filmed on 10/25/2024

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Do They Know Iconic 70's Songs?

0:00 Intro
0:22 Round 1
2:50 Round 2
5:18 Round 3
6:38 Round 4
8:29 Round 5
10:41 Round 6
11:55 Round 7
13:24 Round 8
15:11 Round 9
16:24 Round 10
17:58 Round 11
19:35 Round 12
20:49 Round 13
22:22 Round 14
24:43 Round 15
26:19 Round 16
27:45 Round 17
29:02 Final Thoughts
29:29 Outro

[hmoore]

I love the Jaxon/Jillian combo. They match each others energy

[jeffreybleeker]

Fun fact about Foreigner. Whenever they do concerts and they perform, I Wanna Know What Love is, they pick a local high school choir or chorus to perform that song with them and donate money to that schools music program.

[Meve]

Carter's family dynamics are....intriguing haha! also Jackson knowing every single lyrics is so great! Loved that video!

[Trythink]

How can the dude not be a Heart fan when "Magic Man" is such a banger

[DragonSlayer]

Paulina saying this is her era and not knowing so many songs and not knowing who Donna Summers was…no it’s not your era

[christinahosey--]

Izzie with "The fashion was brave." 😂😂😂 Drugs, lots and lots of drugs 😂

[TheChelseaCate]

Okay, but I do like Carter! Also, Jaxon and Jillian are a combo I didn’t realize I needed.

[forever]

LOVED it!!!!.... NEED MORE 70s!!....

*Pt.2.. Soft / YACHT Rock
*Pt.3.. DISCO hits
*Pt.4.. 70s Soul & R&B
*Pt.5.. 70s Country

[bunnymcfoo]

I'm not actually sure I can trust anyone who doesn't like Heart

[ajbico]

What a nice setlist. Wow. I was born in the 90's but grew up with 70's songs.

[EKomar-zh]

I drop a tear every time one of these young people talks about how their *grandparents* used to sing / listen to this! About 8-9 years ago, I overheard a kid around 10 humming "Too Much Time on my Hands" by Styx. When I asked him how he knew that song, he said "From my grandpa." 😲

[EzrasMusic]

I'm 14 years old and knew all of these hits. 70's is the best decade of music, end of discussion. JUST DAMN GOOD. The Rock music was the best and The Disco was GREAT TOO. Just can't get any better than the 70's man and it never will✌️

[kc]

Foreigner is the reason I always tell everyone to never skip the opening act at a concert. I saw them as an opener. I saw them again in 1995 so got to see both ends of their career.

[janetsanford]

Most of these people say "this is my era", but weren't even born, I remember ALL of these songs when they were on the radio, so realistically this is MY era (graduated in 1976!) 😎

[karen]

I was in high school in the 70s, memories! There is a reason classic rock was the late 60s to early 70s. Some of the best rock songs.Then disco took over.

Earth, Wind, and Fire still have it going on, I saw them 2 years ago with Santana, summer outdoor concert! Soo Good.

[laurabrewer]

Would love another of these! Maybe featuring America, ABBA, Neil Diamond, Tanya Tucker, Blondie, David Bowie, ...

[doc_adams]

Donna Summer was the undisputed Queen of Disco. Her voice paralyzed you on tracks lie Macarthur Park and Love to Love You, Baby. On top of all that talent was a flat-out beautiful lady.

[ukyo]

This could be a multi- part series. There are zillions of iconic artists and groups from the 70s: Elton John, the Eagles, ELO, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Dolly Parton, John Denver, Queen, Led you could easily have a whole channel (or 3) on this decade of music.

[sallyphillips]

My Sharona came out in 1979! It was the No. 1 song of the year by Billboard!

[philipkuriger]

Glenn Campbell was not only a very great performer on his own but he was also a highly requested studio guitarist.