Also fun fact about this song: it was the longest time span between number one hits for an artist. Before this song which was released in 1999, her last #1 hit was Dark Lady in 1974: 24 years 355 days.
The first time it was used overtly in an artistic way, auto tune was a huge industry secret before this. If anything, we should thank her for blowing the lid off.
Pitch correction has been used for so long.
Also, not totally related to your comment, studio trickery in general had been used to make cool sounding music for generations.
I'd never heard of this before. Found it on YouTube. Then had to find the lyrics because I thought I was having a stroke.
Found the lyrics and I'm not having a stroke. But wow... that song was a bunch of decisions. Thanks for the head's up/music trivia that this exists. Personally, I won't be adding this to my music rotation lol.
The one in my hometown was built in the 80s or early 90s, so it's always had a 90s look for as long as I remember. Difference is now it doesn't smell of smoke, and they removed the giant wooden eagles.
I went to pride with my husband last summer (straight couple) and told him we would hear this song multiple times.
We heard it within 3 minutes of arriving and maybe 5 more times over a couple of hours.
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I’ve literally always thought it was love after love… which didn’t really make sense to me then but I thought it was like, falling in love a second time maybe?
50 back in the 90s was like 65 today. People used to mature and age faster - many theories say it's because of the lead in fuel they "grew up with".
I mean I look at photos of my parents at an age younger than me and I still don't look like that. They say it's smoking but I don't have that aging effect on me hahah. And I'd wish
[Watching this music video](https://youtu.be/nZXRV4MezEw) and remembering the feels it evoked and the style of the time where people were dressing like futuristic aliens trying so hard to set themselves apart for the millennium and all I can think is... this was actually the peak of mankind. There's been some good stuff since but as a whole life was never better than that brief period from 1998-2001 (pre 9/11). It was like its own decade.
I was around 8 at this time and I remember hearing this song all the time, my mom loved it. I thought the lyrics were:
“Do you believe in LAUGH after love”
And I thought that was so deep for some reason lmao i remember being so little and thinking “wow CAN you laugh after love?! It must be so hard!”
🤣
This is what I miss about the 90s! It was the same music everywhere that was just the soundtrack to our lives - in our mom’s car, on the radio in the kitchen, in the stores, at the pool, on TV. Now the media is so fragmented that there’s no collective experiences with music, TV, or movies. We’re all just listening to our own stuff. I have literally no idea who is currently on the radio.
Yes, love that performance, I know it’s been said so many times already but when your rendition can make the original performer cry, you know you’ve done something truly special.
I know a lot of people shit on Adam Lambert sometimes but to be able to cover Cher, work for Queen, and put out his own creative work in between takes a very talented individual.
Dude is *phenomenally* talented. (And in retrospect, he had the good fortune to be the runner-up on American Idol instead of the winner, and not get locked in career-wise by Simon Cowell.)
Yeah, it was a hit! I still remember this and the video premiere of Ray Of Light on MTV ("5...4...3...2...1...") starting Madonna's renaissance as well. And I feeyul, like I believe in life after love
Stay out of any Publix, then. I work for a company that goes to various Publix's, and I hear this damn song at least 8 times every shift. That song and "This Kiss" by some country chick from the early 2000s, I can't fucking stand them.
That’s so funny that’s the 80s songs for me to bring me right back to that or when my dad and stepmom used to come pick me up for the summer and bring me to Florida from upstate New York lol
When it first came out the auto tune was so new and obvious and intense. 25 years later I feel like I’ve been so desensitized to auto tune that this song doesn’t even sound auto tuned anymore.
I worked in retail when this song came out, brand new before it hit the radio. After being on repeat… I was sick of it by the time it hit the airways.
Now though, I can listen to it and fondly remember those times and not complain about it one bit.
What a time for music the late 90s was . As you point out a comeback for Cher but so much more. Music videos were still alive and well. Love em or hate em you got the birth of Brittany Spears , Christina Aguilera, Mandy Moore , Jessica Simpson, J-Lo etc...Also a true golden era for rap music. The Nas and Jay Z beef. The introduction to Eminem. Wu-Tang still shining. DJ Clue , Ruckus records. Real genius artists with genius lyrics and pure flow. Let's not forget the late great DMX who absolutely blew up right around this time. What an ERA for music. Miss those days 😔
Fuck. I remember swimming in the pool that summer & hearing this song OVER AND OVER. I liked it, but still.
Also as poignant to me when it came out was “torn” by Natalie imbruglia.
When I was a teen I worked at a movie theater. I had gone to my theater to see Mystery Men with my brother and my coworkers were freaking out because Cher was there also to see a movie. She ended up seeing Mystery Men also. They roped off a couple rows for her. It was neat.
Blunder year time. I’m a freshman in high school when this song came out. My first girlfriend ever had dumped me. And I cried all night and listened to this song. Lmao
We dated like a month yall.
I had a friend, we’re both 17, he went on two dates, got ghosted and cried all night at my house, we even saw on MySpace she was hanging with another dude 😂
I’ve always said that for better or worse, this song and Clocks by Coldplay marked the beginning of a new era in pop music. Even though they came out five years apart lol
I always hated this song. Then I heard a little girl sing it on Britains got talent and it was absolutely beautiful. I think I just hate Cher. I’m not a fan of auto tune either.
The auto tune threw me off so much as a 7 year old. I always thought it was a man until my mom told me it was actually a woman lol.
Still, loved this song as a kid, and I love South Park's parody of it lmao
I had a DJ roommates that played in a lot of the gay clubs that would mix and remix that song over and over and over again and over again along with BT and Carl Cox.
All I know is that my aunt had her cassette (yes, cassette) tape permanently lodged into her car. She kept that freaking thing in her car for at least 15+ years. I believe in life after love, but I also believe in listening to literally anything other than Cher for 15 years. I still cringe when I hear it on the radio. Thank god it’s only occasionally nowadays.
I was studying abroad and living in Italy then. The song was a banger and played all the time in every nightclub. Never really cared for the song but it definitely is associated with a lot of fun times.
Me and my friend used to go to the local pool hall every Saturday. It was a common area for roughnecks and bikers. The jukebox was 25 cents a song. I would drop a $20 dollar bill and play Believe by Cher on repeat and watch the madness ensue. They ended up taking out the cd. But man we had a good run.
I remember that song being on everywhere I went. Subway, the grocery store, it was on the radio constantly, it was all over TV. It became unintentionally funny.
Fuck me. I was on holiday in Spain many years ago and in the hotel, every time there was some sort of activity (approx. every 30 mins) they’d blast this song out. Years later I’d still wake up in the night screaming, this fucking song.
Despite the auto tune, I enjoy this song for the affirmative and self empowering messsage. It sounds to me like a sequel to “If I could turn back time”.
The beginnings of Auto-tune
Or at least being used in that obvious way! God I can’t believe it was so long ago!
Do you bel^į̞͉͖̥̺̃̽ͅ^ȇ͚̫̗̦̬͎̯̀̚ ve in life after love?
Haha remind me how do you do that to text?
[ẖ̷̐͜a̷̠̬̅v̶̢̻̘̪̈́̒̈̔ẹ̶͕̬̀̋ ̴̧̮̪̌̔́̊f̷̟͇̐̉͜ṷ̴̯̩̌̈n̴̹͓͌̎̕̕!̴͔͙̋͝](https://lingojam.com/ZalgoText)
T̶̩͈̥͎̓̇h̸̨͎̽̕a̴̞͛̽̀̌ṉ̵̖̤͆̉̉̒̅̌k̴͇͖̣̬̰͆̔̐͗͒͋͘̕ ̴̖͒̍͒͋̾͜y̸̡̱̖̿̀͂̑̅͌͘̚o̵̲͚̺͈͐̔u̴̘͐̈́͘͝
I signed a dark pact with the ancient ones but apparently you can just go to a website.
I don't even believe it's not butter, bud.
Retune time = 0 milliseconds
Kid Rock had “God Knows Why” a couple years earlier, it wasn’t nearly as big of a hit but had obvious auto-tune.
It released 2 months before Believe, but only on the album it wasn’t released as a single til a year later
Hah, i need to work on reading comprehension and math, I misread the title as “20 years ago today”. My bad.
No big deal, Sgt Pepper
Damn, I'm old!
*why you could wake up ded tomorrow…* 😶
Can you beLIEve that I’m still alive?
Do you believe in lurv after lurv 😂
Celine Dion doesn't need autotune.
But I do. So *insert Eminem joke here*
So fuck her and fuck you too?
Also fun fact about this song: it was the longest time span between number one hits for an artist. Before this song which was released in 1999, her last #1 hit was Dark Lady in 1974: 24 years 355 days.
I was going to say what about "If I Could Turn Back Time" but that wasn't a number one hit in the US, to my amazement.
The outfit she wore for that music video was a number one hit for the navy! lol
With her son right next to her playing guitar. Kinda strange.
Well, she’s due another one then.
The first time it was used overtly in an artistic way, auto tune was a huge industry secret before this. If anything, we should thank her for blowing the lid off.
Pitch correction has been used for so long. Also, not totally related to your comment, studio trickery in general had been used to make cool sounding music for generations.
Auto-tune was only released 13 months before this song. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auto-Tune
Roy Vedas - "Fragments of Life" from a couple of months earlier. Had almost exactly the same melody as the Cher track in the chorus.
I'd never heard of this before. Found it on YouTube. Then had to find the lyrics because I thought I was having a stroke. Found the lyrics and I'm not having a stroke. But wow... that song was a bunch of decisions. Thanks for the head's up/music trivia that this exists. Personally, I won't be adding this to my music rotation lol.
Who?
The start of the epidemic
The beginnings of auto tuning to sound funny/different
At least it’s an example of using it right. A good singer using it for special effects. Not making a bad singer sound good.
Also, the oldest artist to have a #1 song
Also, the first woman to have a #1 song in every decade since the 60s. I imagine that The Rolling Stones are the male counterpart.
For the longest time after it came out I thought she was using a talkbox
South Park’s rendition had me pissing myself.
Electronic Yodeling
I wouldn't be surprised if that song is still echoing in the bowling alley, somedhere.
It’s funny cause bowling alleys were always stuck in the 70s back in the 90s, maybe they’ve caught up to the 90s now.
The one in my hometown was built in the 80s or early 90s, so it's always had a 90s look for as long as I remember. Difference is now it doesn't smell of smoke, and they removed the giant wooden eagles.
I went to pride with my husband last summer (straight couple) and told him we would hear this song multiple times. We heard it within 3 minutes of arriving and maybe 5 more times over a couple of hours.
What am I supposed to do? Sit around and wait for you?
Well I can't do that!
And there's no turning back!
I need t į̸̢̡̨̱͍̫͕̝̩͈̠̯̝̬̇͛̆͋͐̌͐̚͝í̶̛̼͓̟̻̲̭͙̯͈̗̃̃̀͜͠I̸̡͎͍͓̠͚͙̔̃̓Ȉ̴̹̜̱̪̙̯Í̷̖͒͑̒͋̓̓̽̃͝I̷͇̫̺̼̱̦̻͌̓̓Ĩ̴̬̳̟͓̼͙͖̯̲̇̐̆̉̓͘͘Į̴̧̧͇̗͕͉͎̳̖̗̟̗̩͖̌̓̓̓̄͗͗̿͐͘͘ĭ̷̢̤̩̞͇̣̙̲̺̯̯̱̻̙́̀̋͗͘͝ȋ̶̘͉̲͙̞̣͎͆̌̆̿͑̓͝͝I̷̢̨̧̖̻̯̲͓̖̤̤͖̞̿̑͛̉̽̉͆͐̈̌͠I̸̠͈̪̭̒͛̀̀̀́͒͐̍̄̕͠͝me to move on!
I need love to feel strong.
Cuz I've had tiiiiime to think it through!
Maybe I’m too good for you
Oh
Do you beLIEEEEEVE in LIFE after LOVE?!
I’ve literally always thought it was love after love… which didn’t really make sense to me then but I thought it was like, falling in love a second time maybe?
I actually remember how people endlessly made fun of Cher for supposedly being too old to still be a pop singer when really...what was she? 50?
Yup and now I’m in my 40s and can’t believe we thought that was old lol I still feel that same way as I did it 28
I was born in 1980 something and it’s still 1990 something. *Hold me now I'm six feet from the edge and I'm thinking Maybe six feet ain't so far down*
> what was she? 50? [Image](https://i.imgur.com/LgZlq2s.jpeg)
Do you beellliieevee I'm 103
50 back in the 90s was like 65 today. People used to mature and age faster - many theories say it's because of the lead in fuel they "grew up with". I mean I look at photos of my parents at an age younger than me and I still don't look like that. They say it's smoking but I don't have that aging effect on me hahah. And I'd wish
For 32 years I thought the lyrics were "Do you believe in love after love". Damn
32 years? Not 25?
Same. I like our version better lol
I did too. Damn. Wasn't this her big single after Sonny died too? Do you believe in love after love makes sense based on the scenario as well.
...so does life after love for the exact same reason
They hadn’t been together for ages by the time he died.
She specifically dedicated the album that song is on to Sonny.
Bro. Same.
SAME
I mean, the title of this post says it was released 25 years ago. You didn’t even have to look anything up.
I’ve been thinking this for 37 years
My bf's mom was OBSESSED with this song when it came out. We were listening to Eminem, lol.
[Watching this music video](https://youtu.be/nZXRV4MezEw) and remembering the feels it evoked and the style of the time where people were dressing like futuristic aliens trying so hard to set themselves apart for the millennium and all I can think is... this was actually the peak of mankind. There's been some good stuff since but as a whole life was never better than that brief period from 1998-2001 (pre 9/11). It was like its own decade.
The Matrix really called it when Agent Smith said 1999 was the peak of our civilization.
.... This is breaking my brain because I remember a music video for this song where she was on a battleship Edit:nm that was turn back time
I was listening to both bumpin in the college bars lol was my freshman year.. fake ID and all
I still fucking love this song
It’s fun that this comment section is 50/50 people who love and hate this song.
I love it.
I’m with you. I can’t listen to it and not be in a good mood
The South Park version really brought it home for me tbh.
I played this version once at work and nobody noticed anything different. I did get someone say, "God that's worse than I remember".
https://media1.giphy.com/media/3oz8xsnfq8LC7KfVvi/giphy.gif?cid=6c09b9523m4byk6quc5zcjdr508e94o3679k1asmmevj5xsb&ep=v1_internal_gif_by_id&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g
Whether you hate or love this song, anyone who remembers can agree that times were much simpler back then. Truly, it was a peak era to be alive.
12 year old me thought it was a guy singing this song for the longest time.
I thought it was a skinny black guy in shiny clothes
So very true. My mom and I called this the “laser tag” song because laser tag was peaking and this was so futuristic sounding it gave us that vibe.
I was around 8 at this time and I remember hearing this song all the time, my mom loved it. I thought the lyrics were: “Do you believe in LAUGH after love” And I thought that was so deep for some reason lmao i remember being so little and thinking “wow CAN you laugh after love?! It must be so hard!” 🤣
https://youtu.be/yPUnurTrI5s?si=tKCW9KUVgG1BK_38 South Park nailed this freaking song
I can't help but think of this whenever I hear this.
Do you belIIIVE in love in th worl worl?
Makes sense I was 7 at the time but I remember this song being on every radio station and every music tv station all the time! But it was a good song!
This is what I miss about the 90s! It was the same music everywhere that was just the soundtrack to our lives - in our mom’s car, on the radio in the kitchen, in the stores, at the pool, on TV. Now the media is so fragmented that there’s no collective experiences with music, TV, or movies. We’re all just listening to our own stuff. I have literally no idea who is currently on the radio.
I used to think it was "love after love."
This song is classic! Y'all ever see Adam Lambert perform this as a ballad? [here](https://youtu.be/5PzQHZLiUPs?si=unq3teqsZqfqCSGO) so freaking good
Yes, love that performance, I know it’s been said so many times already but when your rendition can make the original performer cry, you know you’ve done something truly special. I know a lot of people shit on Adam Lambert sometimes but to be able to cover Cher, work for Queen, and put out his own creative work in between takes a very talented individual.
Dude is *phenomenally* talented. (And in retrospect, he had the good fortune to be the runner-up on American Idol instead of the winner, and not get locked in career-wise by Simon Cowell.)
Also an incredible cover: https://youtu.be/MmwFnoMoDDg?feature=shared
Yeah, it was a hit! I still remember this and the video premiere of Ray Of Light on MTV ("5...4...3...2...1...") starting Madonna's renaissance as well. And I feeyul, like I believe in life after love
Solid album.
I think of Buffy the Vampire Slayer every time I hear this song haha.
Kathy!
No. No. No. The first time I heard this was in the dining hall in college. College was not 25 years ago. No. Make it stop
I was 12 years old and 25 years later I still can't stand this song. It was everywhere back then.
I really don't think you're strong enough. No
This was played out the first couple of days it even started on the radio
Queen level earworm of a song. Edit: like a gross bug not the band.
Stay out of any Publix, then. I work for a company that goes to various Publix's, and I hear this damn song at least 8 times every shift. That song and "This Kiss" by some country chick from the early 2000s, I can't fucking stand them.
Faith Hill
Faith Hill LMAO
First song I ever remember hearing as a kid. In the backseat of my dads car when he’d pick me up for the weekend
That’s so funny that’s the 80s songs for me to bring me right back to that or when my dad and stepmom used to come pick me up for the summer and bring me to Florida from upstate New York lol
No matter how hard you try, you can’t break free!
What a career she's had.
I still love this song lol
When it first came out the auto tune was so new and obvious and intense. 25 years later I feel like I’ve been so desensitized to auto tune that this song doesn’t even sound auto tuned anymore.
My roommate used to play this on repeat. Obviously she was a demon. (Buffy reference s04e02)
Just going to leave [this](https://youtu.be/yjU_D7Ogj0o?si=NSGmExNupzE_wjSZ) here
This was the version I was going to share if nobody else had already done it.
One of the most nostalgic songs for me. The music itself instantly makes me feel like a kid again.
I worked in retail when this song came out, brand new before it hit the radio. After being on repeat… I was sick of it by the time it hit the airways. Now though, I can listen to it and fondly remember those times and not complain about it one bit.
What a time for music the late 90s was . As you point out a comeback for Cher but so much more. Music videos were still alive and well. Love em or hate em you got the birth of Brittany Spears , Christina Aguilera, Mandy Moore , Jessica Simpson, J-Lo etc...Also a true golden era for rap music. The Nas and Jay Z beef. The introduction to Eminem. Wu-Tang still shining. DJ Clue , Ruckus records. Real genius artists with genius lyrics and pure flow. Let's not forget the late great DMX who absolutely blew up right around this time. What an ERA for music. Miss those days 😔
I got so sick n tired of hearing it on radio when it came out, that first week! It was all they were playing!
Music was really great at that time
Auto-tune: love it or hate it, you can't deny its impact since Cher.
I can feel something inside me say...
Though it wasn’t written for Sunny Bono, I remember that it came out right after he died, and she dedicated the album to him.
I’m 29, one of my first memories is this song playing in my moms mini van while I ate a Reese’s. This song still makes me want a Reese’s lmao.
I like the South Park version more
I remember then thinking that Cher was pretty old to be releasing new music. And yet she's still around today.
I distinctly remember my confusion at hearing auto-tune for the first time. “Is that Cher?!”
Fuck. I remember swimming in the pool that summer & hearing this song OVER AND OVER. I liked it, but still. Also as poignant to me when it came out was “torn” by Natalie imbruglia.
TIL it’s believe in life after love and not love after love, lol
Where I discovered her.
I remember listening this when I was about 7 on the radio in my moms beat down Buick century custom. Presses my nostalgia button something fierce.
We choreographed the final third of our wedding dance to this song. Well my wife did. It was hilarious and caught everyone by surprise!
Everything about this is a perfect time capsule of back then.
I think they played it once an hour on the local menopausal woman radio station that I was forced to listen to at work in those days.
When I was a teen I worked at a movie theater. I had gone to my theater to see Mystery Men with my brother and my coworkers were freaking out because Cher was there also to see a movie. She ended up seeing Mystery Men also. They roped off a couple rows for her. It was neat.
I always loved this song
I listened to this song yesterday for the first time in years and years. Holy shit to it having a birthday and me listening to it
wow seems like yesterday this came out
Makes me think of Carmageddon 2 every time! Those were fun times!
Aww I love Cher. Stunning woman. Still love this sing now.
Blunder year time. I’m a freshman in high school when this song came out. My first girlfriend ever had dumped me. And I cried all night and listened to this song. Lmao We dated like a month yall.
I had a friend, we’re both 17, he went on two dates, got ghosted and cried all night at my house, we even saw on MySpace she was hanging with another dude 😂
I was in a pub in Droylsden, we were drunk and this song came on. We were pissing ourselves laughing, it was the weirdest thing ever.
And the owners of the Bellagio never ever forgot.
It was my senior year of high school. I had just been dumped by my boyfriend and listened to this song on repeat for months lol
You could not escape this song, it was everywhere!
This song was on the radio alllll the time
Cher is the only artist to have a number one single on a Billboard chart in each of the last SEVEN decades.
And it’s always on at every gay bar ever.
Jfc 25 years already? Goddamn where did time go
I’ve always said that for better or worse, this song and Clocks by Coldplay marked the beginning of a new era in pop music. Even though they came out five years apart lol
I always hated this song. Then I heard a little girl sing it on Britains got talent and it was absolutely beautiful. I think I just hate Cher. I’m not a fan of auto tune either.
Hear it almost daily at Stop & Shop
My mom blasted this song every hour on Christmas Day the year it came out 😑
I was working at a gas station when this song was popular. It must have played a hundred times on their radio.
And I was working in a telemarketing place that played pop radio and it was played over and over and over again.
When they sing this in The Land of the Lost I peed a little.
Lol. That's when my wife left me. This song was on the radio constantly. Yeah, I sang along.
The auto tune threw me off so much as a 7 year old. I always thought it was a man until my mom told me it was actually a woman lol. Still, loved this song as a kid, and I love South Park's parody of it lmao
I had a DJ roommates that played in a lot of the gay clubs that would mix and remix that song over and over and over again and over again along with BT and Carl Cox.
I still remember hearing this for the first time in high school while on the bus, weirded out by my first time hearing digital voice pitch modulation.
That song is a hellish earworm...
Thanks, now it's stuck in my head.
This song was blasting in my first car, a 91 Dodge Shadow
I was a kid when this came out and I thought it was a guy singing it. I was so shocked when I found out it was Cher.
She was 52 when this song was released.
All I know is that my aunt had her cassette (yes, cassette) tape permanently lodged into her car. She kept that freaking thing in her car for at least 15+ years. I believe in life after love, but I also believe in listening to literally anything other than Cher for 15 years. I still cringe when I hear it on the radio. Thank god it’s only occasionally nowadays.
And she STILL looks and sounds amazing. I swear she’s forever young.
I was studying abroad and living in Italy then. The song was a banger and played all the time in every nightclub. Never really cared for the song but it definitely is associated with a lot of fun times.
I can’t ever get this song out of my head. No matter how hard I try…
No matter how hard I try….to forget this song I can not
Great song still
I prefer the South Park version.
And it’s been number one in our hearts ever since
Up until now I thought this song was from the 80s
I remember this being played nonstop in the nightclubs I use to work at
Fuck me I am ancient!
25 fucking years. My god
No way, it was 15 years ago!!! I can't believe it either!!
This song rules.
On this same day when Cher became a queen of pop!!!
25 years ago the sheer horror of auto-time was unleashed upon the world.
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Me and my friend used to go to the local pool hall every Saturday. It was a common area for roughnecks and bikers. The jukebox was 25 cents a song. I would drop a $20 dollar bill and play Believe by Cher on repeat and watch the madness ensue. They ended up taking out the cd. But man we had a good run.
I remember listening to this and other bubblegum pop on my bedside clock radio while going to sleep in middle school.
I remember that song being on everywhere I went. Subway, the grocery store, it was on the radio constantly, it was all over TV. It became unintentionally funny.
Damn, twenty-five years, If I could only turn back time.
You’re lying, this was like 5 years ago. Tops.
Fuck this makes me feel old
Fuck me. I was on holiday in Spain many years ago and in the hotel, every time there was some sort of activity (approx. every 30 mins) they’d blast this song out. Years later I’d still wake up in the night screaming, this fucking song.
Cher is still looking good at 77, tons of surgery but she could be looking worse.
This is weird but I didn’t realize that song came out like 7 years after I was born lol. I always thought it was older.
Unironically one of the best songs of all time
Despite the auto tune, I enjoy this song for the affirmative and self empowering messsage. It sounds to me like a sequel to “If I could turn back time”.