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Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch "Good Vibrations"

That's who 2 Pac started of with

Dive into the LL Cool J coneection

those are gag glasses with a big nose and funny mustache

Imagine not knowing all your favorites were just ripped off.

I got lost in the forest and hung out with the Beastie Boys. 🤪

Radio?...more like MTV, at the time.

The first ever rap song to top the Billboard Hot 100 at #1 was Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby" in 1990.

Biz Markie “You Say He’s Just a Friend”

How about some Public Enemy! Chuck D Flava Fav

The original album artwork showed a plane crashing into a mountain. There was a Delta flight that sonn after crashed, and the record company received unprecedented complaints and changed the album cover. If you have an original artwork, its worth thousands. Get a signed copy and it's worth hundreds of thousands.

Can you react to Salt N Pepa "Push It"?

Another one from that era. Public Enemy - 911 is a Joke ruclips.net/video/JZDIitWz8Go/видео.htmlsi=BIT7x7bB5QIWgCxT

The brothers wore Lee Jeans back in the day! White boys wore Levi's!

Squid games

Hollow gold.

Woww hahaha I will always know the words to this song

Wrong cover. That CD came out after he was released. Great song tho. Check out the cover by Snoop as well.

check out slick rick indian girl and Adult story

Oh and to speak to your question, its a Jaguar car, and they recorded it all in studios, on multi-track tape recording to really big reel to reel taps, using massive mixing boards to mix the tracks down to a final tape, theres youtube channels that will show you. The videos were all lip sync, of course. Making a track, would take hours. By this period, we had basic synthesizers and the drum machine, the Roland TR 808 specifically, is why you will start to notice all the non-live rock drums, on any kind of hip hop or electronic 80s music all sounds the same, because they all used TR 808s to program drums in the studio. By the mid to late 80s, sampling synths were in the hands of the richer kids in town as well, but weren't super common yet, there would be that one band nerd in school who had taken piano since he was 5 that might have a sampling synth or a studio quality electronic piano or synth at home. You could also begin to get home recording tape cassette based "four track recorders" but they produced pretty rough mix recordings mostly for demos or scratching out ideas or pretending to be a rock star in your basement.

I watched one video now I'm addicted...please review Rise

This is when hip hop took off. 3 white dudes showed that hip hop wasn't just a black man's music, but they didn't disrespect the art with silliness and sesame street rhymes. They toiled and perfected their craft. Rick Rubin was one of the most key and instrumental figures in hip hop. If Run DMC was a lucky shot, Beastie Boys were the dagger in the doubters' heart. He knew rock and rnb were close cousins and knew they simply had to intersect at some point. Def Jam took hip hop to the top where it belonged.

Better days. Back when rap was about getting it on, and sometimes oatmeal.

The lyrics played center-stage with ALOT of groups in that era. You want some real word-smithing? Try Naughty By Nature, "Hip Hop Hooray". The way they tied up words was beautiful.

Congratulations on the rapid growth. It's fun to relive these songs from my younger days and watch you genuinely enjoying them is a blast too. I was in a pretty pissy mood today and found your stuff tonight and the combo of fun music with the well thought out and enthusiastic reaction has been a great remedy. Good luck on your channels journey and I hope you check out the run dmc/aerosmith video I mentioned in another comment on a different video. And surely youve heard of or done The Sugar Hill Gang "rappers delight" but if not, holy shit dude. get on that.

So in August 81 qr got MTV..was like internet is now. All your info and viewing was their.

You can check out Lost Boyz- Lifestyle of the rich and shameless. Good story telling

The MUSCLE is his DJ

1st time hearing this I was on the way to football practice in my coaches' Mustang 5.0. I for sure thought he was black. I know this song word for word.

Yo, Brotherman, I grew up in the 80's & 90's in neighborhoods with little to no sidewalks, cop cars ended up on blocks if not torched! Trust me, hood found hood,homie! BTW! This song is the FIRST RAP song to hit the billboard hot 100 #1 spot!

If you want to watch true old School, watch Pete and Bas!

That was a great get figuring out the software/hardware isn't always compatible ..frustrating

He's rich, but not for rapping. He was a one hit wonder. He got rich off renovating houses and selling them.

You are doing great. Get that tower and keep filming 🎉

you should hear that beat drop on some 15 inch subwoofers but be careful you can wreck some stuff

In grade 4 I tried to fade my eye brow like him and I fucked him and shaved it the whole thing off. True story.

Loved this reaction video! We sincerely hope you listened to the rest of the album Check Your Head as it is BELOVED. Subscribed and liked, we'll share also after this comment. 🔥🧡🔥

this was the cancer show even though MCA was going through it. True gentleman. #1975

Rhythm and blues gave birth to rock and roll hip hop and rock and roll are at least first cousins

Explaining what standing on business means 🤣. Funny af, yet necessary

They sample him to this day

Only ONE Rakim!!

This is Doug e fresh! Figure it out

I'm from Vanilla ice time fram.he was the only white boy. At that doing anything.he will forever be in my mind and heart ✌️ love your channel he was the only white boy the only in that era that had a hit from the USA.as far as Rap ✌️

Yeah they still got it it's an orange triple sec liquor

He's down in the Palm Beaches with mucho properties and ventures..

This is Doug e fresh! Not slick Rick

Young Mc Bust A move 💯🕺🏾🕺🏾

Jim Carrey did this song on a show called In Living Color. It's called White White Baby.. LOL! 😂

1:25 gold was cheap back in the day, look it up and not to mention that this came out right in the era of crack. and we all know how much money was made back then