ELDERS GUESS THAT SONG CHALLENGE #4 (REACT)

- It's a rock group and they're screaming. - I must have had my vegetables this morning. My brain is working. ♪ (upbeat intro) ♪ - (FBE) So, we have a fun game for you to play today. - I'm sure if. - (FBE) We will play you a part of a

song

. - Well. - (FBE) And the first person to correctly

guess

the title and artist gets a point. The person with the most points at the end wins the

challenge

. - Oh, good luck. - Good luck for you. - Thank you. - I'm going to need all the luck I can get. - I've finished now. - You're already winning. - No no no. - I think I'll do well. - (both) It depends on the

song

. - From what decade? - (FBE) Today's songs are all songs from the 60s. - Oh dear sir. - Well. - Let's see if I can remember them. -The '60s really delved into a lot of the Motown genre. - It was a very fun and exciting moment. - I remember some 60s.

The artist may be difficult for me, the song title may be easier. - We can work together. - There you go. - (FBE) Here's the first second of your first song. - ♪ (tambourine) ♪ - Temptations, I heard it through the Grapevine. - (buzzer) - I can't think about the group. - ♪ (tambourine) ♪ - Oh, yes, yes, yes. Oh God, I can't think about that. - I heard it through the Grapevine, Gladys Knight and The Pips. - (ring) - Oh my God. - I don't have the group in mind. - Did you hear it through the Grapevine, Aretha Franklin? - (ring) - No. - I heard it through the Grapevine, Marvin Gaye.

Thank you so much. - I heard it through the Grapevine, The Pips-- Gladys Knight and the Pips. - (ring) - Marvin Gaye? I heard it there. - I already have it. Roger, you are doing very well. - Alright, see you later. I've been kind and now we're fine. - Did you hear it through the Grapevine, Marvin Gaye? When you get into rock and roll and stuff, it'll be a little harder, because I can't remember some of those groups, but Motown, I'm right there with that. -♪ (tambourine) ♪-You know who he is. - ♪ I heard it through the grapevine ♪ - I heard it through the grapevine, Marvin Gaye.

Yes. - Yes. I'm happy for you. - That song will never die. - I think that was one of the ten best songs of all time. - Yes. - ♪ (tambourine) ♪ - (humming) - I heard it through the Grapevine, Marvin Gaye. - Oh, it's true. - That's the thing about Motown, it had these unique intros. - (FBE) Here's the first second of your second song. - ♪ (drums) ♪ - No. - Not yet. - ♪ (drums) ♪ - Come on, drum beat. It could be anyone. - Yeah. - I'm thinking it's more of an R&B song. - Could be. - It's my party, Leslie Gore. - (buzzer) - I know the song, but I don't know who it is, I

guess

. - Mr. postman.

Like I said, I'm good at songs, who sings them... - Who sang it? Man, oh man. Okay, but it's Mr. Postman. Maybe we are wrong. - Well. - ♪ My boyfriend ♪ - Oh. Oh my God. The groom is back, The Shirelles. - (buzzer) - ♪ My boyfriend ♪ - My boyfriend is back. Is that Martha and the Vandellas? - (ring) - My boyfriend is back for the Supremes. - (buzzer) - ♪ My boyfriend's back ♪ - My-- ♪ My boyfriend's back ♪ is the name of the song. The Shirelle? - (buzzer) - I have no idea. - It's not Mr. Postman. - My boyfriend is back and he's...

Ah, I don't understand. - (buzzer) - ♪ I want to go back, da, da, da, da ♪ Let's listen a little more. - ♪ My boyfriend is back and you're going to be in trouble ♪ - I don't know. I don't know. - I was six years old in the '60s, so... - Yes, it's a song from the '60s. It's a group. Is it a Motown song? - No. - I don't think so either. - ♪ My boyfriend is back and you're going to be in trouble ♪ - I know the song, but the artist doesn't come to mind at all. - With the girls, in addition to the Supremes, the Shirelles. - My boyfriend has returned to Los Angeles. - I understand. - My boyfriend has returned to Los Angeles.

Very, very popular song. - My boyfriend is back, los angeles? - ♪ My boyfriend is back and you're going to be in trouble ♪ ♪ Hello, my boyfriend's day ♪ - My boyfriend is back. -I wouldn't know who he is. - That was helpful. - My Boyfriend is Back, Los Angeles. Oh. - (FBE) Let's jump to fifteen seconds. ♪ My boyfriend is back and you're going to be in trouble ♪ ♪ Hey la day la my boyfriend is back ♪ ♪ You see it coming better cut in double ♪ ♪ Hey la day la ♪ - My boyfriend... My boyfriend is back, Ronetas . - (buzzer) - I'm lost. - (FBE) This is My Boyfriend's Back and it's from Los Angeles. - I wouldn't have... - I wouldn't have known. - The song is very popular, it's just the girls' name.

They all have these names like Supremes, Shirelles. - (FBE) Here is your third song, first second. - ♪ Me ♪ - Wow. - MMM. I give up. - That's a tough one. - ♪ Me ♪ - Clueless. - It sounds familiar, but I can't place it. - We need to hear something else. - Yes. - It's... Go ahead. - Satisfaction on the part of the Rolling Stones. - (ring) - Got you, baby, Sonny and Cher? Wow. - That was my second option. - I got you baby, Sonny and Cher. - Very good. - I saw him at the bowl in '68. - Oh. - (FBE) Here are two seconds. - ♪ I guess it is ♪ - Oh, my God.

Do I have you, baby, Sonny and Cher? You know why? I just saw them, I just saw a documentary about them. - ♪ I guess it is ♪ - Oh, oh, oh. Sonny and Cher, I love you... I got you, baby. - Oh, I would have done it in three seconds. - I got you baby, Sonny and Cher. -I remember Cher especially with her hair and her clothes. - I love Cher. One of the great talents and from what I've heard, one of the really nice people. - (FBE) Here is song number four, first second. -♪ Way ♪-It sounded like she was saying "wait." Everything I can think of is feminine and sounds like the wait for the first song.

First word. - If you say so. - Did you receive anything more than that? - No, me neither. - ♪ Way ♪ - Way. - Sounds familiar. - Further? - If more. - More. - No, I have no idea who he is. - We might have to wait two seconds with this one. I don't know. - Two seconds for me. - Sounds familiar. - Yes, I'm sure it sounds familiar to you. - It's just not enough. - Are you really sure? You wonder for a second, you. - I'm going to need two seconds for this. - ♪ Way down in-- ♪ - Oh, wait a minute.

No, it's a rock band and they're screaming. - ♪ Way down in-- ♪ - I hate to say that sounds too dark. I have no idea who it is or what the title is or who the singer is, no. - That doesn't sound familiar to me. - Can you give us a little more, please? - I have an idea of ​​the artist, but not the name of the song. - I can hear the song. - I'll keep my mouth shut. I don't want to help you. - Keeps it close to the vest. - I want a lot of love, Led Zeppelin. - (FBE) That's correct. - My God, you are so good. - Oh my God. - ♪ Deep inside Honey, you're going to need it ♪ ♪ I'll give you my love ♪ - I have no idea. - No clue. - Am I going to give you my love, Rolling Stones? - (buzzer) - Do I have to give you all my love, Morrison? - (ring) - Los Angeles Woman, Jim Morrison. - (ring) - Oh, come on. - (FBE) Here you have fifteen seconds. ♪ Deep inside Honey, you're going to need it ♪ ♪ I'm going to give you my love I'm going to give you my love ♪ ♪ I want a lot of love ♪ - I have no idea. - Much love, Janis Joplin? - (ring) - I have to admit, you're out of my element. - I want a lot of love, queen. - (ring) - Much love.

It's not the Night of the Three Dogs, is it? - (ring) - Damn. - I give up. - It's just not computer science. - (FBE) This is Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin. - Led Zeppelin, of course. The heavy things. - I must have had my vegetables this morning. My brain is working. - (FBE) Here's the first second of your latest song. - ♪ (drums) ♪ - Oh. It doesn't strike a chord with me. - It doesn't strike a chord with me either. - ♪ (drums) ♪ - ♪ I Need Love, Love, Love ♪ Supremes? - (ring) - Well, do you have an idea? - I don't have anything. - No, I don't know what that is. - More, please. - I have an idea of ​​what it is, but I need a little more. - I need a lot more. - Okay, let's move on to the second two. - ♪ And now ♪ - Oh, oh, oh.

These boots are made for walking, Nancy Sinatra. Yes. - Oh. - ♪ And now ♪ - These boots are made for walking, Nancy Sinatra. - My God, you are so good. Oh, that's excellent. - I'm surprising myself. - ♪ And now ♪ - Our boots are dancing-- Our boots are made for walking and that was... - (whispering) Nancy Sinatra. -Nancy Sinatra? - Good for you. - Fine, thanks. Brilliant. You're so funny, Don. - These boots are made for walking, Nancy Sinatra. We gave it an A for effort, come on. - Boots are made for walking, Nancy Sinatra. Oh my god, why do I remember those things? - I didn't pay much attention to the pop music of that time in the 60s. - It was fun. - I liked doing this. - To remember. - They transport us to a really fun time. - To a simpler time in the world. - Thanks for watching us guess that song on the React channel. - Don't forget to subscribe. - Do you love the 60s?

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