That is Ad Rock on the guitar, MCA on the bass, and Mike D on the drums. They are not just posers rapping to digital stealings. They were true musicians (not great, but adequate) Before the Beastie boys, rap was not having an easy time being accepted by the masses. Run DMC was the biggest rap act before the Beasties. Before them, we had Herbie Hancock's ROCK iT that came out in 1982, launching the "break dance" craze. The Beastie boys still have THE BIGGESTSELLING RAP ALBUM EVER, the FIRST RAP ALBUM to go platinum and their careers started in 1978 in the punk scene and they continued until 2012. They did incorporate a lot of rock and funk into their music to make it familiar and palatable for the masses.
On alot of their tracks they use real instruments instead of just processed beats. Like here, the drums and guitar parts are being made by the real instruments. It really is unique in this genre and gives whatever they do a very different vibe for rap music. It's a big part of why their sound was always so unique.
They were considered rock rap and hip hop. That's why you hear guitar. Amongst other genres , they weren't limited. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll of Fame in 2012. Thanks for the reaction. CHEERS
Eff the critics and trolls man, It's you're channel and if they don't like it, they can go start their own channel, but you know this already, I enjoy the reactions anyway
😊 Yeah, old school. These guys were great. I realize, not everyone's cup of tea, but for me, if they are pouring, I'm drinking. Hap! Yes the flow, the charisma...you got 'em. They were innovators / originators / infectious!! Super pick!! ❤❤❤😊
My own favorites from the Beastie Boys: "Girls" "No Sleep Till Brooklyn" "Brass Monkey" "Paul Revere" "B-Boys Makin' With The Freak Freak" "Hey Ladies" "Sabotage" "Intergalactic"
The wild thing about this band is that they started in music as a hardcore punk band called The Young Aborigines. Mike D was the drummer, Adam Yauk, aka MCA, joined the band in mid 1981. They released an EP called Polywog Stew the same year as Beastie Boys. AD Rock was in another hardcore punk band called the Young and the Useless. By 1983 he had joined the band and it was just the three, and they were experimenting with the transition into hip-hop. Not too long after that, they toured with Madonna on The Virgin tour. That was two years before Licensed to Ill was released. The boys were in the business for a long time.
Oh wow, that was something. For me a bit to... well, I just couldn't follow 🤣. But I noticed the crazy, spoken, hypnotic beat - Badum, Badum, Badum, you immediately start bopping along. No wonder you felt like dropping some bars 😜✌️. It's always a good choice if the song makes HAP rap😅. Thank you 🤩🙋🏻♀️.
If you want to check out the origins of Rap-Rock, I’d suggest checking out Run DMC’s 1984 song Rock Box. It was the first Rap song to be featured on MTV and had a massive impact on the genre. You could even do a double reaction video and check out their song Raising Hell which more so shows the peak of Rap Rock in the 1980s before groups like Beastie Boys, Rage Against The Machine, Limp Bizkit, and Linkin Park evolved the subgenre in entirely new ways in the 90s. I do have to say, Beastie Boys, in my opinion, perfected Rap Rock. Songs of their like Heart Attack Man and Sabotage approach it from a more Rock based direction but still include scratching and sampling. On the other hand, songs like Pass The Mic and Looking Down The Barrel Of A G*n approach from a Hip Hop based direction but feature guitars (sampled or live) and Rock-style playing.
Check out 3mc's & 1dj piped in live as their performance for an Mtv Music awards, The New Style, you to can see why on Intergalactic they're known to let the beat mmmmmmmmDrrrrrrrrooopppp ! Get It Together feat Q Tip "Check It Out" Live on Letterman Root Down Sabotage, Heart Attack Man and No Sleep Till Brooklyn if you like more Rock vibes. Hold it now, hit it- to see how wild their shows used to be.
Beastie Boys are the greatest group of all time and not just in hip hop!!!
Yes they are....
Beasties forever
That is Ad Rock on the guitar, MCA on the bass, and Mike D on the drums. They are not just posers rapping to digital stealings. They were true musicians (not great, but adequate) Before the Beastie boys, rap was not having an easy time being accepted by the masses. Run DMC was the biggest rap act before the Beasties. Before them, we had Herbie Hancock's ROCK iT that came out in 1982, launching the "break dance" craze. The Beastie boys still have THE BIGGESTSELLING RAP ALBUM EVER, the FIRST RAP ALBUM to go platinum and their careers started in 1978 in the punk scene and they continued until 2012. They did incorporate a lot of rock and funk into their music to make it familiar and palatable for the masses.
This came out in the early '90s. It was a huge influence and funny that everybody started wearing t-shirts and beanies
Ehhhh seattle yknow
Beastie boys Playlist sounds awesome ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
On alot of their tracks they use real instruments instead of just processed beats. Like here, the drums and guitar parts are being made by the real instruments. It really is unique in this genre and gives whatever they do a very different vibe for rap music. It's a big part of why their sound was always so unique.
Don't get your back up over idiots. This song will set you straight 🔥
Oh yeah!, now that was a fun musical experience!! Great head bopping reaction!! 💜🎶 Hap!!
Thank you so much 😁
They were considered rock rap and hip hop. That's why you hear guitar.
Amongst other genres , they weren't limited. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll of Fame in 2012.
Thanks for the reaction. CHEERS
This is hip hop and them going back to their punk background
It was fun watching you get into this 😂 As always, great reaction, Hap ✌️ ☮️ 🥷
Thank you
greatest rap group of all-time and it ain't even close.
You just be you man. If ppl don't like it, they can go somewhere else ❤
Thank youuuuuu ❤️ for reacting to the GREAT BEASTIE BOYS!!!!
No problem!!
Eff the critics and trolls man, It's you're channel and if they don't like it, they can go start their own channel, but you know this already, I enjoy the reactions anyway
😊 Yeah, old school. These guys were great. I realize, not everyone's cup of tea, but for me, if they are pouring, I'm drinking. Hap! Yes the flow, the charisma...you got 'em. They were innovators / originators / infectious!! Super pick!! ❤❤❤😊
@hap3speakz Beastie Boys "No Sleep 'Til Brooklyn "
ruclips.net/video/07Y0cy-nvAg/видео.htmlsi=XIqunp7TOEHkK4ID
My own favorites from the Beastie Boys:
"Girls"
"No Sleep Till Brooklyn"
"Brass Monkey"
"Paul Revere"
"B-Boys Makin' With The Freak Freak"
"Hey Ladies"
"Sabotage"
"Intergalactic"
Rock on!
The wild thing about this band is that they started in music as a hardcore punk band called The Young Aborigines. Mike D was the drummer, Adam Yauk, aka MCA, joined the band in mid 1981. They released an EP called Polywog Stew the same year as Beastie Boys. AD Rock was in another hardcore punk band called the Young and the Useless. By 1983 he had joined the band and it was just the three, and they were experimenting with the transition into hip-hop. Not too long after that, they toured with Madonna on The Virgin tour. That was two years before Licensed to Ill was released. The boys were in the business for a long time.
Oh wow, that was something. For me a bit to... well, I just couldn't follow 🤣. But I noticed the crazy, spoken, hypnotic beat - Badum, Badum, Badum, you immediately start bopping along. No wonder you felt like dropping some bars 😜✌️. It's always a good choice if the song makes HAP rap😅. Thank you 🤩🙋🏻♀️.
Glad you enjoyed it!
If you want to check out the origins of Rap-Rock, I’d suggest checking out Run DMC’s 1984 song Rock Box. It was the first Rap song to be featured on MTV and had a massive impact on the genre. You could even do a double reaction video and check out their song Raising Hell which more so shows the peak of Rap Rock in the 1980s before groups like Beastie Boys, Rage Against The Machine, Limp Bizkit, and Linkin Park evolved the subgenre in entirely new ways in the 90s.
I do have to say, Beastie Boys, in my opinion, perfected Rap Rock. Songs of their like Heart Attack Man and Sabotage approach it from a more Rock based direction but still include scratching and sampling. On the other hand, songs like Pass The Mic and Looking Down The Barrel Of A G*n approach from a Hip Hop based direction but feature guitars (sampled or live) and Rock-style playing.
Check out 3mc's & 1dj piped in live as their performance for an Mtv Music awards,
The New Style, you to can see why on Intergalactic they're known to let the beat mmmmmmmmDrrrrrrrrooopppp !
Get It Together feat Q Tip
"Check It Out" Live on Letterman
Root Down
Sabotage, Heart Attack Man and No Sleep Till Brooklyn if you like more Rock vibes. Hold it now, hit it- to see how wild their shows used to be.
Bro please reaction Queen - Liar ( Live at the rainbow 1974)😢😢😢😅👍
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