- This is an anthem right here!
- Oh, I'm not going to treat you for lunch.
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- (FBE) So today, we do have some grandchildren
mash up with their actual grandparents,
but also we have some teens from our Teens React cast
and elders from Elders React cast together today.
- Awww. - How fortunate!
We're so lucky.
- I know, so you're my grandpa today.
- Well, okay. I could be your granddad.
I've got many grandchildren and many children,
so I'm used to that.
- This is my bestest friend/grandma/Lola.
- Grandma first before mom. - Yeah, I think so.
- This is my youngest grandson, Brayden.
- Uh, my name is Brayden. - I don't know. (laughing)
I forgot. I'm old.
- (FBE) We have teens and their grandparents here
and the teens will be tested on their grandparent's favorite music
from when they were teenagers. - Oh, gosh.
- (both laughing)
- I could barely guess the Top 100 right now.
- Most of the songs I listen to, they still play today.
You know, it's classic, most of them.
- I expect that you get everything-- - (laughing)
- Get it together. - Oh, gosh.
- You'll get it.
- That's a lot of expectations.
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- ♪ When the clock strikes two, three and four ♪
- I have never heard this song.
- ♪ When the clock strikes two... ♪ - You should know that!
- I'm shook.
- ♪ If the band slows down, we'll yell... ♪
- Okay, wait.
I did a dance to this in first grade.
- ♪ ...rock, rock, rock 'til broad daylight ♪
- This is yours? - That's mine.
- I like it! It's groovy.
- ♪ We're gonna rock, gonna rock around the clock tonight ♪
♪ (sprightly guitar riff) ♪
- That riff. Go off! (laughing)
♪ (guitar riff) ♪
- I think it's been played in many movies.
- Yeah. Okay, this sounds like a movie track.
- It's a fun song.
It's definitely one of those you just get up and dance to.
- (FBE) Do you know it? - I do not know it.
- I don't know this song at all.
- I do not know it.
- Aww, I'm not going to treat you for lunch.
- "Rock Around the Clock," but I don't know the artist.
- I don't know who it's by.
Isn't it "Rock Around the Clock"?
- Yeah! - Okay.
(laughing) - (cheering)
- Okay!
- (FBE) So this is "Rock Around the Clock"
by Billy Haley & His Comets. - Okay.
(chuckling) Nice to know. I'm going to start listening to that.
- (laughing)
- Love that guitar. Woo!
- I love this song.
I used to dance with it all the time.
- This was one of the first rock and roll songs
played public on the radio.
Before then, it was mostly crooners and slower songs, romantic songs.
- Yeah. - This shook us up.
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- ♪ Love me tender ♪ - (chuckling)
- ♪ Love me true ♪
- I think I know this.
- ♪ All my dreams ♪ - I think I know that voice.
- ♪ Until... ♪ - It's my song.
I love it.
- This is one of the slower ones.
- ♪ (humming along) ♪
♪ For my darling ♪
♪ I love you ♪
♪ And I always will ♪
- That was nice.
- He has such a nice voice, though. - Yes. Uh-huh.
- (FBE) Do you know it? - I do not know it.
- Elvis, but I just don't know the song title.
- Elvis Presley. I don't know the title, though.
- "I Will Always Love You" by Elvis.
- "Love Me Tender" by Elvis?
- Elvis Presley? "Love Me Tender"?
(gleefully) Ooh!
- (FBE) This is Elvis and it's "Love Me Tender."
- (groaning) It's Elvis! - Shame. Shame.
- Shame! Shame! (ringing bell)
- He's famous on the romantic slow type of songs
that you can listen to as well as sing along.
I still remember the movie, you know?
I think it was black and white, as a matter of fact,
and his very first big hit song through the movies
that he was doing.
- I hear him playing old songs, especially Elvis Presley,
so sometimes I sing songs with you, remember?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, we sing songs together and I said let's put it on video.
"No, no, no grandma."
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- ♪ A stranger to my... ♪ - Oh, yeah.
This is my pick. - This is yours? Oh, yeah.
- ♪ Strumming my pain with his fingers ♪
- He doesn't know that. - I know this song.
- There we go!
- ♪ Killing me softly... ♪ - There you go! There you go!
- ♪ Killing me softly... ♪ - There you go!
- (singing along) ♪ Killing me softly with his song ♪
♪ Killing me softly... ♪
- (singing along) ♪ ...with his song ♪
♪ Telling my whole life with his words ♪
♪ Killing me softly... ♪
- You know what? I like this song.
His dad used to sing that when he was young, your dad.
- Oh, dad? Yeah, he still listens to it.
- (FBE) Do you know it?
- Don't know the title or the song artist.
- "Killing Me Softly." I don't know who it's by.
- "Killing Me Softly," but I don't know the artist.
- "Killing Me Softly," but I do not know the artist.
- "Killing Me Softly," The Refugees?
I don't think that's the artist, though.
- (FBE) So this is "Killing Me Softly," and it's by Roberta Flack.
- Oh, okay. - Right.
Now, this is a little bit later now than the first two.
- I still remember that song that I think I was in
the first in high school, and they played this all over
the campus.
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- ♪ ...along the way ♪
♪ Yeah ♪ - I like this song.
- ♪ In this bright future... ♪
- You know I have to know who this is.
- ♪ ...you can't forget your past ♪
- This is a nice vibe.
- ♪ Go dry your tears, I say ♪ - I don't know this song at all.
- ♪ No woman, no cry ♪
- (singing along) ♪ No woman, no cry ♪
Aaaah!
- You know the type of music, right?
- Definitely. It's reggae. - Okay, he got that.
He got part of it.
- (FBE) Do you know it? - I don't know the song title,
but I know Bob Marley.
- Bob Marley, and I don't know the title.
- It's Bob Marley, huh?
I just don't know the song name.
- "No Woman, No Cry" by Bob Marley?
- "No Woman, No Cry," by Bob Marley.
- Yay. - Yeah, okay.
Okay, I got it, I got it.
- (FBE) So this is "No Woman, No Cry" by Bob Marley.
- Whoa! - Let's go.
I've actually never heard this song.
Just the voice sounded like Bob Marley.
- As far as reggae, Bob Marley is my favorite artist,
and I love-- that's one of my favorite songs.
- When we have family functions, this is something
that plays constantly and I love this song.
- I try to stay within my roots, you know,
because my daddy's Jamaican, so, yeah, love it.
- My grandparents played that a lot growing up.
Yeah, it's more-- I think it's more on the hippie side,
which makes sense because my grandparents were hippies.
- I was married with kids, working.
I wasn't listening to the songs back then before.
I missed a whole spot there.
- You know what my generation would say?
- What? - It be like that sometimes.
- "Be like that sometimes"?
- It be like that sometimes. - It be like that sometimes.
- (laughing)
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- ♪ You are the dancing queen ♪ - Oh, that we know!
- ♪ Young and sweet, only 17 ♪
- I think they're touring again.
- (singing along) ♪ Dancing queen ♪
♪ Feel the beat from the tambourine, oh yeah ♪
- (singing along) ♪ You can dance, you can jive ♪
- ♪ ...you can jive, having the time of your life ♪
- I would say it's disco. - Yeah, sort of.
- Yeah.
- (singing along) ♪ Digging the dancing queen ♪
That was definitely your song. - Of course, yeah.
- That was your song. Oh!
- I was so happy to sing this song when I turned 17.
I felt like this was my golden year.
- (FBE) Do you know this song title and artist?
- "Dancing Queen." I don't know the artist.
I just know it's from Mama Mia.
- "Dancing Queen."
Honestly, I have no idea who it's by.
- "Dancing Queen." I don't know who it's by, though.
- "Dancing Queen" by Abba?
- That was "Dancing Queen" by Abba.
- (FBE) This is "Dancing Queen" by Abba.
- Abba, okay.
Yeah, I've heard of Abba.
I've never listened to their music.
- They were really nice. They're a European type of group.
It's a little different than the American style.
- You love all the Abba songs, and your favorite movie
is literally Mama Mia, and I've seen that movie
probably, like, 100 billion times.
- This is excellent. It brings back memories.
- And they're songs that I still know--
- And I'm so proud of you, that you know these songs.
Good job!
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- ♪ She's giving me excitations ♪
- Yeah, that's mine! That's mine!
- ♪ I'm pickin' up good vibrations ♪
- Oh, yeah. This is-- I'm surprised this isn't my song.
- ♪ Good vibrations ♪
- I feel like I've definitely heard it.
- ♪ Good, good, good, good vibrations ♪
- I always hear that on the radio with you.
- It seems like more of my speed for music, you know?
It's upbeat. It's easy to dance to
and to probably memorize the lyrics.
- (FBE) Do you know it? - I do not know this at all.
- "Good Vibrations" by The Beatles?
- "Good Vibrations," and it's The Beach Boys.
- "Good Vibrations" by The Beach Boys.
- "Good Vibrations" by The Beach Boys?
- This is "Good Vibrations" by the Beach Boys.
- Even I know that. The Beach Boys were huge.
- (FBE) This is "Good Vibrations" by The Beach Boys.
- Oh, Beach Boys. I like them.
- I've never heard that song.
- They were from Southern California.
They were surfing and I was a surfer, so I grew up in Santa Monica,
so we surfed all the time.
- You're well rounded in terms of all kinds of music.
- Thank you. - Good for you.
- My grandparents love The Beach Boys.
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- ♪ Oh, a little respect... ♪ - This is an anthem right here!
- ♪ Just a little bit ♪
- (singing along) ♪ Just a little bit ♪
♪ Just a little bit ♪
- It is my song. That's my pick.
- ♪ I'm about to give you all my money ♪
♪ And all I'm askin' in return, honey ♪
♪ Is to give me... ♪ - I love this song.
- ♪ ...my propers when you get home ♪
♪ (Just a, just a, just a, just a) Yeah baby ♪
♪ When you get home ♪
♪ Just a little bit (yeah) ♪
- This is a classic! - Oh, yeah.
This has got it all, soul and a beat and a message
and it's just terrific. It's got it all.
- It does have a message. - Yeah, it does.
- Yeah, it's very empowering.
- (FBE) Do you know it?
- I don't know the artist because I suck at knowing stuff,
but the song is "Respect."
- "Respect" and I actually don't know who it's by.
- "Respect" by Aretha Franklin?
- "Respect" and Aretha Franklin.
- It's "Respect" by Aretha Franklin.
- (FBE) This is "Respect" by Aretha Franklin.
- That's one of those ones, that whenever it comes on,
everyone wants to sing and dance to it.
- It's just a great song. All her stuff-- Aretha Franklin.
I really miss her.
- It is a good song because, you know, we do need the respect.
Sometimes we have to ask for it, so-- - True.
- I got a lot to learn.
I had to classics because if it wasn't for the classics,
a lot of the artists I like now wouldn't even exist.
- I probably wouldn't go out of my way to listen to all this music.
Like, I could still appreciate it being a classic.
I know I have some classics in my time,
so I know he can appreciate Mo Bamba and stuff like that.
- Who? (laughing)
- Oh, I love it. It makes us feel really closer
and then sometimes I tell them the story about that music.
- (FBE) Are you proud of him for knowing?
- Oh, very! - I'm getting lunch now, right?
- Uh, yeah. - Okay, good.
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