I highly encourage you to watch this movie!! You guys will love it. Then this scene will make much more sense to you. Love you guys!!! This is one of the most popular movies ever made and the greatest movie musical ever!! Please watch it Asia you will love it!!!

@andreadeamon6419

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. She'll love it

@zoegartham312

2 жыл бұрын

It was so popular that Disney up and remade it 28 years later as High School Musical. I kid you not, if you watch Grease and then HSM, they are basically the same thing. Troy Bolton = Danny Zuko, Gabrielle = Sandra Dee, the science team = the pink ladies, the basketball squad = the T-Birds. Ryan & Sharpay = Leo and Cha Cha. Hell, even musically it matches up pretty well. "When There Was Me And You" is HSM's version of "Hopelessly Devoted To You" from Grease. "Start of Something New" is roughly the equivalent of "Summer Nights". "Get'cha Head In The Game" is HSM's "Greased Lightning". I'd wager that "Stick To The Status Quo" would be HSM's equivalent of "Look At Me, I'm Sandra Dee"... and of course "Breaking Free/We're All In This Together" = "You're The One That I Want/We Go Together," the finale from Grease, and the scenes are nearly identical from a production standpoint. I'm sure there are more than that as well - there are a few more songs in each that I could try and match up, but not quite as confidently as the ones I've already done. And just like Grease, the sequels for HSM bombed. >.> LOL (my opinion anyway).

I love Olivia Newton-John. ONJ was a singer first. Before this movie she was a superstar recording artist. She was the biggest selling female recording artist of the 1970's. Before Grease, she already had 5 straight top 10 hits, including 2 number ones. She had 3 Grammy Awards and countless other Awards. She had 9 studio albums. She was cast in the movie because she was already a huge recording artist. When they filmed the movie in the summer of 1977, she was actually a bigger star than John Travolta. Saturday Night Fever was released in December 1977 so when Grease came out in 1978, he was already huge.😃

That's John and Olivia singing. The End scene with them singing is the 💣

Olivia Newton John was the bomb, she had a ton of great songs..

Sad day. Loss of a legend. RIP Olivia Newton John. You made the world a better place.

Asia, Olivia Newton John & John Travolta are multi-talented. They both sing, act and dance!

Watch it every time it airs. Travolta can do it all.

This was, is & always WILL BE one of the most loved & phenomenally successful movie musicals of all time & it was a mega hit at the box office worldwide 💵📽📽💵. Us Aussies are so proud of “our girl” (Olivia) for her role in this movie & you can just NEVER tire of watching it. BJ mentioned it was one of the hits from the soundtrack…. THE WHOLE SOUNDTRACK WAS AWESOME 👏🤩. From top to bottom, the whole album is chock full of hits & Asia… Girl… You have GOT to watch “Grease” & you will NEVER get those songs out of your head 😂😂😂. My favourite track is “Greased Lightning”.

I personally could have never imagined in a few years, Vinny Barbarino would become singing Danny Zuko and dancing Tony Manero. Quite impressive.

@michelleortega1514

2 жыл бұрын

Don't forget bud from urban cowboy.

@oldmanghost219

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. I remember all of that.

@markmyers6472

2 жыл бұрын

And lets not forget his first movie role... in The Devil's Rain :)

@markmyers6472

2 жыл бұрын

Well, actually, maybe we should forget it..

I remember the first time I watched this movie. The whole family went to the drive-in theater to watch it! It was so much fun! OMG

Such a classic. I know you couldn't do the video, totally understand but it's definitely worth a watch. Man I feel old lol

Yo, my brother, John and Olivia were already stars by the time Grease came around. John was famous as 'Vinnie Babarino' on "Welcome Back Kotter". Olivia was a world sensation for her songs.

Shoulda watched the video

Olivia Newton John is singing from the mid 60's, in Australia and Europa she was very popular.

The movie is great!!! The music in it is even better!!! My favorite song from Grease is Greased Lightning. Listen to it! You'll love it!

You really needed to do this with the video. Let's not forget Travolta started in the classic tv series Welcome Back Kotter as Vinny Barbarino, one of the group of Sweathogs in his Brooklyn H.S. Classic and absolutely hilarious.

John did all his own singing in this film. He was very good, along with all the dancing he did as well.

i would listen to Casey Kasem's weekly top 40 on my transistor radio religiously to see where this song landed! and a lot of other songs too!

She was awesome. Had a bunch of hits. Very beautiful lady.

❤️🎶❤️🎶 Yes, John Travolta and Olivia Newton John is singing.

Olivia started singing in the sixties. She had a hit, If Not For You in 1971

This song is worth the Official Video

My favorite musical motion picture ever! I know everyone is familiar with the John Travolta from Grease and Saturday Night Fever but don't forget his "2nd career" when he came back to do a string blockbuster action movies like Pulp Fiction, Swordfish and alot more! Another fun fact: the title song "Grease" was written by Barry Gibb and sung by Frankie Valli! Btw: if you ever get the chance, check out Grease on Broadway (or any major city)...the singing is even better! Thank you two for appreciating old school music!

I still watch this movie every time it is on tv, etc. A total classic and everyone in my era knows every song, every dance, etc.

BJ got the correct bop for this one. On point. Honestly, I’ve never notice how dope this bass line was, bass player snapped on this one. Piano, too. Yeah, it’s a classic movie. Watch it! 😋

Love this song. Saw Olivia Newton John in concert. She was amazing. And Dee Dee Conn(Frenchie) made a guest appearance. I know all the words to this movie. 🥰🎙🎵

Oh I wish you had watched the scene with them singing this. So good!

@phineaspepper3530

2 жыл бұрын

I love this movie!

Grease came out summer of ‘78, & back then was budgeted for $6 million & pulled in $366 million at the box office! One of the producers of the movie was Robert Stigwood (managed Bee Gees, Andy Gibb, Eric Clapton, Cream; produced Grease, Saturday Night Fever, Hair, Jesus Christ Superstar) & this song was written by John Farrar (who wrote almost 60 of Olivia Newton-John’s singles). The title song Grease was written & produced by Barry Gibb, but sung by Frankie Valli on the movies soundtrack. Olivia has also done several duets with Andy Gibb & they were very close friends, & she’s remained very close to Barry since the early 70’s.

Rest in peace to the iconic Olivia Newton John

Gotta watch the actual video with this one!

Olivia had hits before the movie she was already a Grammy award winning singer she had quite a few hits but she changed her style after this movie

Oh seeing them sing this IS THE TOTAL EXPERIENCE. You have to see the movie!

Of *course* you've heard it before. It's one of the bestselling singles of the whole of the 1970s. And I'm sure I don't need to tell you the competition was fierce back then :D

Every time I watch you two, I feel better afterward!

Great song and movie. RIP Olivia Newton John.

The entire soundtrack is great!

Loved the movie and the songs so glad your reacting to this one.

And many of us still get a little excited remembering that outfit Sandy showed up in. Ooh ooh ooh indeed.

One of my favorite Broadway musicals brought to the big screen. John Travolta's mother was a dance instructor and he was trained to do Broadway. He originally started out to be a Broadway performer not a movie star. Of course to be a Broadway performer you have to sing and dance. Grease was released in 1978 and it was set in the 1950s just like BJ said. Check him out in Saturday Night Fever. That was his breakout movie. It was released a year earlier in 1977 and is set in that same time period. It is the ultimate movie about the Disco era. If you want to see him dance that's the movie to watch.

I was ten when this movie came out when it pops up on tv I like to watch it. Its a classic and the music is good also. I remember hearing Olivia Newton John even earlier. She was on mainstream country and pop radio then. Memories

This was the first movie my mom allowed me to attend alone, as I was 13. I fell in love with Olivia! What a beautiful person…

The movie was great. This song. It brought me back, and I started laughing. The acting was spot on that when my parents watched it it brought them back to the 1950's.

my wife, made me sit through this movie 3 times in a row at the drive in movie when we were like 17 years old, lol

Summer Nights is like the next big song from this movie. Also John and Olivia performed this song on stage just a few years ago when John joined Olivia on stage.

Asia’s smile says it all!!

Wow i was a teenager knew all the tunes my childhood was cool lol

Newton-John released her first solo album, If Not for You (US No. 158 Pop), in 1971. (In the UK, the album was known as Olivia Newton-John.) The title track, written by Bob Dylan and previously recorded by former Beatle George Harrison for his 1970 album All Things Must Pass, was her first international hit (US No. 25 Pop, No. 1 Adult Contemporary). Her follow-up single, "Banks of the Ohio", was a top 10 hit in the UK and Australia. She was voted Best British Female Vocalist two years in a row by the magazine Record Mirror. She made frequent appearances on Cliff Richard's weekly show It's Cliff Richard and starred with him in the telefilm The Case. In 1972, Newton-John's second UK album, Olivia, was released but never formally issued in the United States, where her career floundered after If Not for You. Subsequent singles including "Banks of the Ohio" (No. 94 Pop, No. 34 AC) and remakes of George Harrison's "What Is Life" (No. 34 AC) and John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads" (No. 119 Pop) made minimal impact on the Hot 100. However, her fortune changed with the release of "Let Me Be There" in 1973. The song reached the American top 10 on the Pop (No. 6), Country (No. 7), and AC (No. 3) charts and earned her a Grammy for Best Country Female and an Academy of Country Music award for Most Promising Female Vocalist.

Love this song

This song was sung in the last scene of the movie. The carnival scene with the two of them in the car flying away. It was filmed at my old high school, John Marshall high in the Los Feliz/Silverlake area of L.A. one year after I graduated. I remember driving by on my way to work and wondering what was going on. Then realized it when I saw the movie.

I just love the whole movie the soundtrack to that movie was just awesome thank you for bringing back memories

❤❤❤thank you !!!❤❤❤

The bass in this song goes so hard 🔥

Watch the entire musical to really enjoy the talent.

Asia's 1000 watt smile at 2:33!

When the movie came out, we saw it and Saturday night fever as a double header at the drive-in.

Grease is one of my favorite movies. It’s a classic.

Catchy fun and timeless.

Some background to set the scene for this song : "Sandy" is the sweet, innocent, goody-two-shoes at the beginning of the movie. Her friends give her a make over and turn her into the hot chick complete with 80's style big hair. All the boys are stunned, especially "Danny"(Travolta), who falls all over himself for her. She tells him how it's going to be from now on, as only a big - haired girl in tight pants can. 😊💕💜 Cute movie and great music 🎶, I hope you guys can find time to watch it sometime. 🥰🥰🥰

First movie i saw in a theater that was not a cartoon I was 12. Bought the soundtrack two record set the same day back in 1978 still have it

Let's go grease legendary

Look up them singing it live at the grease reunion

It was used in a Pepsi commericial, like many memorable songs from the past. It was the first single off the soundtrack that came out in the summer of 1978.

Great movie & watching the video to this is WAY more fun!!😂❤️

Love you guys and Asia you have the most beautiful complexion!

Do a reaction to the video and this will make more sense to y’all. It’s so much fun!!!

The 7Os had a lot of nostalgia for the 50's. Post World War 2 thrust the US in a position of stratospheric growth and imagination. Movies like American Graffiti and Grease were counterpoints to Vietnam, gas lines and infrastructure in disrepair. This movie cooked and I would often be called out for humming "grease lightning" in class, unaware I was singing it out loud.🙂

I watch Grease every time I come across it being on. Great movie and fantastic soundtrack!

Grease wasn't the beginning of John or Olivia's career. John had been in an earlier movie "The Boy in the Plastic Bubble" another movie, "Welcome Back Kotter" tv series, "Saturday Night Fever". Before Grease Olivia Newton-John was a Huge Country and Pop Music Superstar. The songs "You're the one that I want", and "Hopelessly Devoted to You" was written specifically for Olivia for the movie Grease by her longtime Producer John Farrar who also wrote the majority of Olivia's hits.

The video of this song is great

Listening to this song WITHOUT the movie scene is like eating a popsicle with the wrapper on it...

WHAT??? Asia… you have to take time to watch this movie!! I know musicals can drag on, but this is such an amazing movie. I promise you!

One of the most talented and beautiful woman I have ever seen. When much younger all us teenagers had a crush on her. Asia you are probably the only woman who never saw Grease. Just saying !!!

This wasn’t the start of their career this came out in 1978…..Olivia started her successful singing career in 1970…..John Travolta started his acting career back in 1972 with a series called Welcome Back Cotter….

Definitely worth the watch

John Travolta and Olivia Neutron-Bomb at their very best.

On that soundtrack is a cover band called Sha-na-na that perform great 50s renditions.

BJ you hit the nail on the head about the movie.

My favorite song from this movie and the song itself is a pure bliss.

She's like the wind by Patrick swayze

This was one of my favorite movies when I was little!! lol We used to watch it at sleepovers all the time!!

ONJ was my first crush as a kid the 1st time i saw Grease.

Sounds like a movie night Asia, make sure BJ watches it with you. Back then it was a more fun loving attitude compared to today where its a little dark.

I know words to the whole movie and grease 2 also 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️

Check out the title song Grease. Written by the Bee Gees

Oh no- this is so much better with the video- hoping y’all were watch it off screen- And John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever is a MUST! Talk about a strut! The movie is 🔥with tons of great music- and yes! Talk about a FINE John Travolta- (Also in the hit movie “Urban Cowboy “ as well! ) There’s a lot of Bee Gees tunes in it as well- Great storyline too- I preferred Saturday Night Fever over Grease just cuz I’m not a fan of musicals- but totally respect Grease. ✌️👍

"Born to Hand Jive" By Sha Na Na. (Grease soundtrack) Another Great song.

killer bass line

the video from the movie adds a lot to it, fun song,

I love your reactions! You two are so fun!

Oh yal gotta see the video of this and the movie!

Asia John Travolta sang this song on ---BRODWAY -- for some time

Good reaction. Missing out on that vid.. Olivia NJ 🔥

Definitely not the START of their careers. Olivia had been a top-selling recording artist for quite a few years before she was offered this part and Travolta got HIS big break years earlier as one of the sweathogs on the sitcom Welcome Back, Kotter.

Love it! I still have the album..I was 10 when the movie came out and my whole family went to watch it ..I was in love :) Keep On Rockin'

WATCH THE VIDEO FROM THE MOVIE!! Thats 3/4 the fun, and it makes more sense🎶🎶💙

This whole movie soundtrack is amazing. fortunately for me I had the cd with all the songs way before I even got the chance to watch the movie. by the time I got to watch the movie I could sing along to all the songs.

Love the movie, love the soundtrack (have it on my Zune) and I love watching you two explore music and react to it!

Olivia was so fire

watching the video, I think you would have loved it more !

This movie was the highest grossing movie for a looong time. It's since been overtaken by the likes of "Titanic", "Avatar" and others. But you gotta consider back then movie tickets cost $3.00. It was phenomenal...