The crowd are like what we do here fellas how we dance things to advance! Meanwhile in the Bronx the Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷 and black brothers are breakdancing and popping the heck out of this song in the 80s 😆 🤣 😂
The ULTIMATE BREAKDANCE SONG! I'm getting chills.. I grew up in Detroit this song came out when I was 8 years old. This band is performing in front of the wrong crowd. There would have been people breakdancing absolutely over the entire place..
Anybody else thought this song was done by a group of Puerto Ricans recording in their basement in the Bronx in the 1980's??!! My mind is so blown right now! This was the background music to my childhood in the early 80's...learning how to breakdance!!! Go head George...living in 2020 back in the 1980's.
When Ever It Was Time For My Breakdance Group To Battle This Was Our War Song I Was in One Of the Most Talented Groups Of Breakdancers In Chicago The 80s Will Always Have A Spot In History When it Comes To Breakdancing #SubCityBreakers4Life
En 1984 déjà en avance de 40 ans à son époque en 2023 il est encore d'actualité aujourd'hui, un précurseur, je dirai même mieux un tueur, sa musique restera indémodable pendant 1000 ans 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
That "Din Daa Daa" alone is just legendary. The youngin's today have to get inspired by this. The live percussion, the vocals in unison with the instruments. An awesome track to this day!!
This song and video was a break-trough at the Time, when It came out! Everybody was break-dancing! Including myself, i was 13 years old in Acapulco México! I wish those times be back again! Un
I was B Boy dancing to this song when i was 12 yrs old , Last few years I finally see it was not african tribe chanting it was George Kranz and his band chanting and playing instruments LOL!
Haha - I know what you mean...I thought it must be a black guy doing those chants....how wrong was I? I remember when it first came out - I heard it a lot in the clubs
I grew up with this song too because of the Breakin movies. I only found out last month that they were German dudes. I’d never heard of electro pop before.
Omg every time I hear this beat it reminds me of My lil brother ,he was break dancer him and my lil sister one time this man asked him he would dance he yes only if my lil sister could dance with him ,man said yes ,we were at restaurant,they both made 2,000 dollars and chance to work there dancing 12 and 11 ,but next day my Mom got her results the breast cancer we were hard broken,years later she passed away,and me being the oldest took care of my sisters ,my brother and my sister passed away Year from each other miss you guys so much
Loved his music first time I heard it 1986 recored it cassett tape then my so called boy friend stole it took me 20 yrs to find it agian I'm so happy now 😄❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was like, all of 5 years old when this came out but I was like 🤯 This live is epic AF!!!! Would have loved to be in the crowd to witness this and feel the raw creative energy
Love this song even got my kid liking it! Still listen to it to this day 2018. One of my all time fav..loved it since Breakin movie..never knew who it was for decades til i found it on youtube few yrs ago. Awesome performance here!
according to me it will take decades for todays artists to make like these tracks... HATTSS OFFF.... VERY NICE..... MANY THINGS TO BE LEARNT FROM THIS TRACK..
George kranz un genio de su época, no dice una palabra este tema fue # 1 en todo el mundo en aquellos tiempos! Todo era ritmo, percusión, tambores, sintezisador y el rat rat, raaaaaaat, vocales, este tipo se hizo multimillonario, gracias a su ingenio, su talento, ojalá salieran muchos como el ahora! Pero ya no, ala mas que llegamos es al peso pluma o el Reguetón, para el olvido, se acabaron esos tiempos!
My grandbrother got this piece on a vinyl? 😄He flashed up the full house with this crazy sounds. BUT it was still revolution of the 80s, in da house, in da clubs, on da streets anyplace. All of the youth were Real amused to confuse the elder gen and younger, too. End of it, they assimilate the younger peoples, like me and awesome flashmobed the hole world repeatin' phrases like "din dada din dudu" or "rrrrrrrrrrrrdada rrrrrdada rrrrrdada da da da" and else.... Everywhere. In the train, the bus, the school, the family, the uncles and aunts, the friends, in the car, on the bike, there was no place to hide It was the hot time of breakdancing the streets during playing ghettoblasters (tapedeck players powered by batteries) and the timeghost of neon & blacklights every party, was going on.
I remember hearing this for the first time. Brings back some fond memories. I was 11 or 12 and I would spend the weekends at my Grandparents. Friday and Saturday nights there were some amazing landmark radio shows that were going on there. Live DJing, hearing records cut up on air, hearing special rhymes and skits that were made specifically for those shows. And on Kiss FM you had Kool DJ Red Alert and on WBLS you had Marley Marl. These shows were so important to us and so hot in New York City that I used to have a tape in and you could hear on all my tapes, when there was a commercial break on Red’s show, I used to tune the radio into WBLS and try to catch a bit of Mister Magic’s show and then tune it back down, because you didn’t want to miss a second because there was always something happening. Anyway, this song was one of those "Something happenings".
2023 je ne me lasse pas de l'écouter entendu pour la première fois en discothèque en 1982 j'avais alors à cette époque 20 ans, c'était au Number One dans le sud de la France il y avait des lazers partout mais bon sang quelle époque formidable 😉🤣🤣🤣🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
@Generalbas1972 People used machines then, especially drum machines and synthesizers. Instruments are still used today depending on what type of music listened to.
What a drag it must have been for them to be putting out all of that energy on stage just kicking ass...and all they see is a group of dead beats just standing there...not dancing or moving....why were those people even there....lol..just don't go if you don't want to dance and party...wtf
The crowd are like what we do here fellas how we dance things to advance! Meanwhile in the Bronx the Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷 and black brothers are breakdancing and popping the heck out of this song in the 80s 😆 🤣 😂
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The crowd are like what we do here fellas how we dance things to advance! Meanwhile in the Bronx the Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷 and black brothers are breakdancing and popping the heck out of this song in the 80s 😆 🤣 😂
The ULTIMATE BREAKDANCE SONG! I'm getting chills..
I grew up in Detroit this song came out when I was 8 years old. This band is performing in front of the wrong crowd. There would have been people breakdancing absolutely over the entire place..
This Was One Of My Breakdance Group's Battle Song Back in the 80s In Chicago We Got Down 💯💯💯
It never gets old , fucken Awesome!
Anybody else thought this song was done by a group of Puerto Ricans recording in their basement in the Bronx in the 1980's??!! My mind is so blown right now! This was the background music to my childhood in the early 80's...learning how to breakdance!!! Go head George...living in 2020 back in the 1980's.
Canelo Álvarez
Yea, i know..... its kinda disappointing -it was just some French dudes aimlessly aping beat box shyt they didnt REALLY get.
@@StefanTonioSampson German.
I thought it was Arabs
♥
Just.heard this blasting from the music bus on Branford Place, downtown Newark, NJ & got RE-HOOKED!! Reliving the Great '80's!! 💘 🎶 💃 🎼 🇩🇪 😍 ⛸ 👟
DANKE FÜR DAS HOCHLADEN UND TEILEN !!!!!
SUUUUUUUPERRRRRR !!!!!!!
When Ever It Was Time For My Breakdance Group To Battle This Was Our War Song I Was in One Of the Most Talented Groups Of Breakdancers In Chicago The 80s Will Always Have A Spot In History When it Comes To Breakdancing #SubCityBreakers4Life
Make a comeback? The song is a staple in hip hop music eternally, it never needs a comeback because it never faded.
En 1984 déjà en avance de 40 ans à son époque en 2023 il est encore d'actualité aujourd'hui, un précurseur, je dirai même mieux un tueur, sa musique restera indémodable pendant 1000 ans 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
That "Din Daa Daa" alone is just legendary. The youngin's today have to get inspired by this. The live percussion, the vocals in unison with the instruments. An awesome track to this day!!
This song and video was a break-trough at the Time, when It came out! Everybody was break-dancing! Including myself, i was 13 years old in Acapulco México! I wish those times be back again! Un
I was 14 when this came out. I didn't hear of him until I was 15 or 16 years old. Great song
There are no words to explain just how spellbinding that was. How have I never seen this before.
I thought the roots made this. They had a version of this song on the tipping point album back in 02
@@707pesci Its eating me up and spitting me out. The back and forth is amazing.
This is great. I loved this song all through my teens. I made my mother sick in the house blasting this record. She couldn't understand. LOL
I was B Boy dancing to this song when i was 12 yrs old , Last few years I finally see it was not african tribe chanting it was George Kranz and his band chanting and playing instruments LOL!
Haha - I know what you mean...I thought it must be a black guy doing those chants....how wrong was I? I remember when it first came out - I heard it a lot in the clubs
Yes! Who'd have thought this was a white german doin' this? So friggin' dope. Even today!
Doesn’t matter though, does it?
Still Cool It does it matter I was in 6 grade when the song came out. I did know the artist until 2 years ago I love the song all I was saying
I grew up with this song too because of the Breakin movies. I only found out last month that they were German dudes. I’d never heard of electro pop before.
Omg every time I hear this beat it reminds me of My lil brother ,he was break dancer him and my lil sister one time this man asked him he would dance he yes only if my lil sister could dance with him ,man said yes ,we were at restaurant,they both made 2,000 dollars and chance to work there dancing 12 and 11 ,but next day my Mom got her results the breast cancer we were hard broken,years later she passed away,and me being the oldest took care of my sisters ,my brother and my sister passed away Year from each other miss you guys so much
🙏🏾💚
Hip hop never will die,if this song doesn't make you get up a Pop,then you don't got no FUNK,Art of noise is another Funk Group,
The roots version of this song is 🔥🔥🔥 too.
Buffalo Gals ?????
This song was the shyt! Gotta love the 80s!
Love this song. Wish this era of music would cum back. Im an old schl mixologist. Old house music an classic songs like this is all i still listen too
If he would have done this same performance in Chicago in 1984 the Crowd would have lost their minds and broke every speaker in the venue. Real Talk
YOU BETTER KNOW IT! Chicago or Los Angeles would’ve gone ballistic, especially Chicago.
You ain"t.lying!!!!!! 💘 🎶 💃 👟
Loved his music first time I heard it 1986 recored it cassett tape then my so called boy friend stole it took me 20 yrs to find it agian I'm so happy now 😄❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
He’s always had the ability to get the crowd jump-n…we lost our minds when the needle dropped on this song.
2024 and I’m still loving it. Are you ?
Amazing how he hears the beats and relays them
The black delegation would like George Kranz
No Responses? No Dave Chappelle in their Iives!😉
Drummerin heisst Annette Kluge :-))
Das ganze Line-Up:
GEORGE KRANZ - Vocals, Drums, Percussion
AXEL KOTTMANN - Bass, Percussion, Backing Vocals
MATTHIAS WITTING - Keyboards, Backing Vocals
ERICH RÄUKER - Guitar, Percussion, Bacling Vocals
ANNETTE KLUGE - Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals
PHENIX HORNS:
DON MYRICK - Saxophone
LOUIS "LUI LUI" SATTERFIELD - Trompone
RAHMLEE MICHAEL DAVIS - Trumpet
MICHAEL HARRIS - Trumpet
SÄNKJU❤
I was like, all of 5 years old when this came out but I was like 🤯
This live is epic AF!!!! Would have loved to be in the crowd to witness this and feel the raw creative energy
Love this song even got my kid liking it! Still listen to it to this day 2018. One of my all time fav..loved it since Breakin movie..never knew who it was for decades til i found it on youtube few yrs ago. Awesome performance here!
according to me it will take decades for todays artists to make like these tracks... HATTSS OFFF.... VERY NICE..... MANY THINGS TO BE LEARNT FROM THIS TRACK..
George kranz un genio de su época, no dice una palabra este tema fue # 1 en todo el mundo en aquellos tiempos! Todo era ritmo, percusión, tambores, sintezisador y el rat rat, raaaaaaat, vocales, este tipo se hizo multimillonario, gracias a su ingenio, su talento, ojalá salieran muchos como el ahora! Pero ya no, ala mas que llegamos es al peso pluma o el Reguetón, para el olvido, se acabaron esos tiempos!
Omg this was my first time in history seeing the video...
My grandbrother got this piece on a vinyl? 😄He flashed up the full house with this crazy sounds.
BUT it was still revolution of the 80s, in da house, in da clubs, on da streets anyplace. All of the youth were Real amused to confuse the elder gen and younger, too.
End of it, they assimilate the younger peoples, like me and awesome flashmobed the hole world repeatin' phrases like "din dada din dudu" or "rrrrrrrrrrrrdada rrrrrdada rrrrrdada da da da" and else.... Everywhere. In the train, the bus, the school, the family, the uncles and aunts, the friends, in the car, on the bike, there was no place to hide
It was the hot time of breakdancing the streets during playing ghettoblasters (tapedeck players powered by batteries) and the timeghost of neon & blacklights every party, was going on.
I remember hearing this for the first time. Brings back some fond memories. I was 11 or 12 and I would spend the weekends at my Grandparents. Friday and Saturday nights there were some amazing landmark radio shows that were going on there. Live DJing, hearing records cut up on air, hearing special rhymes and skits that were made specifically for those shows. And on Kiss FM you had Kool DJ Red Alert and on WBLS you had Marley Marl. These shows were so important to us and so hot in New York City that I used to have a tape in and you could hear on all my tapes, when there was a commercial break on Red’s show, I used to tune the radio into WBLS and try to catch a bit of Mister Magic’s show and then tune it back down, because you didn’t want to miss a second because there was always something happening. Anyway, this song was one of those "Something happenings".
Yessss!!!
This was thier desiigner back in the 80's lmao KRRRAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!
Intense germanity, Jawohl!
Génial !!!
Je ne savais pas qu'il existait une version live !
MERCi !!!
2023 je ne me lasse pas de l'écouter entendu pour la première fois en discothèque en 1982 j'avais alors à cette époque 20 ans, c'était au Number One dans le sud de la France il y avait des lazers partout mais bon sang quelle époque formidable 😉🤣🤣🤣🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Que loquera, esta buenísima!!!
Adelantados en su tiempo
Takes me back where I belong
The beginning of Electronic music. Coolest song around, 1984 El Paso, TX
Actually kraftwerk is the first then pop musik by m
Nunca había oido a un alemán pronunciar la R española tan bién. :-D
ahead of time seeing that audiance!
j'adore!!!! I like! wunderbar!!! genial!! c'est trop bon!
this shit is fucking EPIC.......paradise garage days
2019 and still gives me the chills!!!!! So dope
I love the very expressive onomatopoeia!!!!
Briana B I like that you spelled one....onemone...sea anemone!
The jam!
Yall youngsters don't know what started this whole hip-hop sound and music. Thanks to the late George Krantz back with the crazy Din Da Daa shit.
AMAZING RYTHM MISSILE LAUNCHED BY GEORGE TO THE FUTURE!!!
woooo~hhooo!!!an amazingly ¶erfe×∆ find!!!so fuckin grateful i was able 2 be 22 that year!!!80'z kicked a§§!!thanx 4 the share!!! ✌
I Love it 💃💃👯👯😄
Tiempos que jamas volverán patines plaza los recuerdan Claudia
Don't judge me, but I thought The Roots made this song lol. This is amazing 🔥🔥
Just WOW.
Muchos bailaron esta canción pero que lastima que hay pandemia ahora cuidence mucho claudia
@Generalbas1972 People used machines then, especially drum machines and synthesizers. Instruments are still used today depending on what type of music listened to.
Remembering the past 89!
amazing! in true scat style :) ella fitzgerald would be proud.
shak2043 scat, yes!! The mumble, human beat box...
j'avais oublié ce morceau démentiel
Air Guitar in 1984 !!!
Air Bass-Guitar, actually...
Germany in DA HOUSE!! 💘 🎶 💃
amazing! sort of like a hyped up bobby mcferrin ! thanks to the uploader!
❤❤❤❤
Hay que canción buena para quitar todo estrés a bailar chicos Claudia he
espectacular, me encanta
'was so fun !!!
AMAZING !!!!!
What a drag it must have been for them to be putting out all of that energy on stage just kicking ass...and all they see is a group of dead beats just standing there...not dancing or moving....why were those people even there....lol..just don't go if you don't want to dance and party...wtf
Bro was thinking the same thing lol. How does this not make you at least move your head. Waaaaay ahead of his time
@retonyusa This wasn't the beginning of electronic music. There were many others, much earlier. For example: Kraftwerk.
Electronic music goes back to the early 20th century.
awesome!
Excelente
Pretty hard to do live
Its almost do what you like when you like...the walk through is no doubt improv..maybe the rest is down to nods and winks.
Buenisisisimo
Ths was back then when it was actually cool to make music on instruments instead of machines. 1 person play to much guitar hero
Oh he's invited 2 da Bar-B-Q 😁
Off top 😂😂
Cool
👍
HA! Love the bored dude at 5:11!!
Bobby Ferris before
Oberhammer! Einmal Zeitmaschine bitte, oder ein neuer Upload in besserer Qualität, was einafcher geht nehme Ich, Dank !
make Rhymes not wars. YOU MORANS!
The crowd are like what we do here fellas how we dance things to advance! Meanwhile in the Bronx the Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷 and black brothers are breakdancing and popping the heck out of this song in the 80s 😆 🤣 😂