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Rod Stewart – “Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?” reaction! THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS are checking out the Official HD Remastered Video for one of Rod Stewart’s biggest and most recognizable hits. Released during the height of the late-1970s disco era, “Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?” brought Rod’s unmistakable raspy rock voice into a completely different musical world filled with disco grooves, funky bass, synthesizers, and pure late-'70s swagger.
Originally released in 1978 on Rod Stewart’s album Blondes Have More Fun, “Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?” was written by Rod Stewart, Carmine Appice, and Duane Hitchings. The song became a massive international hit, reaching #1 in both the United States and United Kingdom and becoming one of the defining songs of Stewart’s career.
For this reaction, we're going back to the Official HD Remastered Video and experiencing the song, visuals, groove, vocals, musicianship, and larger-than-life Rod Stewart style. This was a major stylistic shift from the bluesy rock, folk-rock, and Faces-era sound many longtime fans associated with him, and that change helped make the song both hugely successful and heavily discussed when it arrived.
Rod Stewart was born in London, England, and built his reputation through the British rock scene before becoming one of the most recognizable solo singers of his generation. His career has moved through blues rock, folk rock, classic rock, pop, soul, disco, standards, and more, with songs including “Maggie May,” “You Wear It Well,” “Tonight's the Night,” “Sailing,” “Hot Legs,” “Young Turks,” “Forever Young,” and “The First Cut Is the Deepest.”
???? ABOUT “DA YA THINK I'M SEXY?”
The track was the opening song and first single from Blondes Have More Fun. Its combination of a four-on-the-floor dance beat, bass groove, guitars, synthesizers, saxophone, and Rod Stewart's unmistakable vocal delivery made it dramatically different from much of his earlier work.
And the gamble paid off BIG.
The song topped the UK Singles Chart and became a worldwide smash. Decades later, it remains one of the songs most closely associated with Rod Stewart and one of the most recognizable examples of a major rock artist embracing the disco explosion of the late 1970s.
???? THE MUSICIANS
The recording brought together an impressive group of musicians, including Carmine Appice on drums, Phil Chen on bass, Gary Grainger, Jim Cregan and Billy Peek on guitar, Duane Hitchings on keyboards and synthesizer, Phil Kenzie and Tom Scott on tenor saxophone, and Paulinho da Costa on percussion. Tom Dowd produced the recording.
That lineup helped create the combination of rock attitude and dance-floor rhythm that made the song instantly recognizable.
???? ROD STEWART LIVE & ON TOUR
Rod Stewart has continued performing his enormous catalog for audiences around the world well into the 2020s. Some recently scheduled September 2026 performances were canceled while Stewart recovered following a medical procedure, so always check Rod Stewart’s official tour listings for the latest confirmed dates before making concert plans.
Over his long career, Rod Stewart has performed and shared stages with an enormous range of artists spanning multiple generations of rock and pop, while his own catalog continues to influence singers across classic rock, pop-rock, blues-rock, and adult contemporary music.
???? SIMILAR ARTISTS
If you love Rod Stewart, you may also enjoy:
Elton John
David Bowie
Faces
The Rolling Stones
Bryan Adams
Eric Clapton
Paul McCartney
Fleetwood Mac
Billy Joel
Dire Straits
Steve Winwood
Joe Cocker
The Who
Queen
Bee Gees
???? NOW WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
What do YOU think of Rod Stewart’s “Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?”
Did you love Rod Stewart's move into disco, or do you prefer his earlier rock and Faces-era sound?
Where does this song rank among Rod Stewart’s biggest hits?
And most importantly — what Rod Stewart song should THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS check out NEXT?
Drop your stories, memories, favorite songs, and reaction requests in the comments! We love hearing from longtime fans who can give us the history behind the music.
If you enjoy discovering legendary songs with us, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and join THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS for more classic rock, hard rock, metal, pop, blues, alternative, live performances, forgotten gems, and iconic music from around the world!
#RodStewart #DaYaThinkImSexy #RodStewartReaction #DaYaThinkImSexyReaction #TheWolfHunterz #TheWolfHunterzReactions #ClassicRock #Disco #70sMusic #70sRock #MusicReaction #RockReaction #BlondesHaveMoreFun #ClassicRockReaction #RodStewartFans
Rod Stewart - Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? (Official HD Remastered Video)
https://youtu.be/Hphwfq1wLJs?si=xjiwAULDnZuatSSk
https://www.THEWOLFHUNTERZ.com/Reactions
Rod Stewart – “Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?” reaction! THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS are checking out the Official HD Remastered Video for one of Rod Stewart’s biggest and most recognizable hits. Released during the height of the late-1970s disco era, “Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?” brought Rod’s unmistakable raspy rock voice into a completely different musical world filled with disco grooves, funky bass, synthesizers, and pure late-'70s swagger.
Originally released in 1978 on Rod Stewart’s album Blondes Have More Fun, “Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?” was written by Rod Stewart, Carmine Appice, and Duane Hitchings. The song became a massive international hit, reaching #1 in both the United States and United Kingdom and becoming one of the defining songs of Stewart’s career.
For this reaction, we're going back to the Official HD Remastered Video and experiencing the song, visuals, groove, vocals, musicianship, and larger-than-life Rod Stewart style. This was a major stylistic shift from the bluesy rock, folk-rock, and Faces-era sound many longtime fans associated with him, and that change helped make the song both hugely successful and heavily discussed when it arrived.
Rod Stewart was born in London, England, and built his reputation through the British rock scene before becoming one of the most recognizable solo singers of his generation. His career has moved through blues rock, folk rock, classic rock, pop, soul, disco, standards, and more, with songs including “Maggie May,” “You Wear It Well,” “Tonight's the Night,” “Sailing,” “Hot Legs,” “Young Turks,” “Forever Young,” and “The First Cut Is the Deepest.”
???? ABOUT “DA YA THINK I'M SEXY?”
The track was the opening song and first single from Blondes Have More Fun. Its combination of a four-on-the-floor dance beat, bass groove, guitars, synthesizers, saxophone, and Rod Stewart's unmistakable vocal delivery made it dramatically different from much of his earlier work.
And the gamble paid off BIG.
The song topped the UK Singles Chart and became a worldwide smash. Decades later, it remains one of the songs most closely associated with Rod Stewart and one of the most recognizable examples of a major rock artist embracing the disco explosion of the late 1970s.
???? THE MUSICIANS
The recording brought together an impressive group of musicians, including Carmine Appice on drums, Phil Chen on bass, Gary Grainger, Jim Cregan and Billy Peek on guitar, Duane Hitchings on keyboards and synthesizer, Phil Kenzie and Tom Scott on tenor saxophone, and Paulinho da Costa on percussion. Tom Dowd produced the recording.
That lineup helped create the combination of rock attitude and dance-floor rhythm that made the song instantly recognizable.
???? ROD STEWART LIVE & ON TOUR
Rod Stewart has continued performing his enormous catalog for audiences around the world well into the 2020s. Some recently scheduled September 2026 performances were canceled while Stewart recovered following a medical procedure, so always check Rod Stewart’s official tour listings for the latest confirmed dates before making concert plans.
Over his long career, Rod Stewart has performed and shared stages with an enormous range of artists spanning multiple generations of rock and pop, while his own catalog continues to influence singers across classic rock, pop-rock, blues-rock, and adult contemporary music.
???? SIMILAR ARTISTS
If you love Rod Stewart, you may also enjoy:
Elton John
David Bowie
Faces
The Rolling Stones
Bryan Adams
Eric Clapton
Paul McCartney
Fleetwood Mac
Billy Joel
Dire Straits
Steve Winwood
Joe Cocker
The Who
Queen
Bee Gees
???? NOW WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
What do YOU think of Rod Stewart’s “Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?”
Did you love Rod Stewart's move into disco, or do you prefer his earlier rock and Faces-era sound?
Where does this song rank among Rod Stewart’s biggest hits?
And most importantly — what Rod Stewart song should THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS check out NEXT?
Drop your stories, memories, favorite songs, and reaction requests in the comments! We love hearing from longtime fans who can give us the history behind the music.
If you enjoy discovering legendary songs with us, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and join THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS for more classic rock, hard rock, metal, pop, blues, alternative, live performances, forgotten gems, and iconic music from around the world!
#RodStewart #DaYaThinkImSexy #RodStewartReaction #DaYaThinkImSexyReaction #TheWolfHunterz #TheWolfHunterzReactions #ClassicRock #Disco #70sMusic #70sRock #MusicReaction #RockReaction #BlondesHaveMoreFun #ClassicRockReaction #RodStewartFans
Rod Stewart - Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? (Official HD Remastered Video)
https://youtu.be/Hphwfq1wLJs?si=xjiwAULDnZuatSSk
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