FIRST TIME LISTENING TO THE BEASTIE BOYS - WACHU WANT REACTION
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- FIRST TIME LISTENING TO THE BEASTIE BOYS - WACHU WANT REACTION
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They are literally one of the first Hip Hop groups ever... Come on now, yall... Do yo homework. The only reason they arent still killing it today, is because MCA passed away. Otherwise theyd still be on top.
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There was like a decade of hip hop groups before them but they're one of the most known
@@josephamesdacey6442 And here's our first... "ACTUALLY..." 🤣😂🤣 Goof
@@671oneblood dude grandmaster flash, Kool herc, sugar hill gang
Calm down guamanian, it's probably their first reaction to them and uk and USA music is totally different. Just like marianas listening to other cultural music brotha, some want to listen blindly then do research after due to if they feel the jam. Big ups big man on the knowledge though 👌🏽
Wow you guys are lagging big time..
They're pioneers! And yes they're white.
100% And don't forget Mix Master Mike, one of the greatest DJs ever, won so many competitions they asked him to stop coming.
Paul's Boutique yo.
and Jewish!
They youngsters they don’t know Beasty Boy were fly coming on the scene as white boys rapping.
Rick Rubin had nothing to do with this album. Only their debut. The Beasties went back to playing instruments, and this is ALL them. The were originators, this was 1992 and was so dope they were flowing on this track. Listen to the lyrics.
"Money Mark" Nishita is on keys and the Biz is on it too
@@bbb462cid Chuck D on the loop
@@ianobrien3248 Sound like Biz to me, check it
As a NYC metal head for 50 yrs the B-Boys have been holding down the five bourghs for DECADES... y'all need to seriously spend the next WEEK of DAILY Beastie Boys records..the first 5ish FULL albums will ROCK your shit..lol😅..no lies told🔥 you'll thank me for it directly afterwards 👍 Paulie's boutique will get you bouncing..they ALL will .
As a 47 year old white Canadian, Beastie Boys introduced me to Hip Hop- they were THE SH!T. A new video was like Christmas morning! Go down the rabbit hole, you won’t be disappointed
I'm 46' bro, and here in Chile was the same felling!
This is NYC hip-hop with NYC punk roots. Absolutely legends and probably the most innovative hip-hop group to ever exist.
Autotune did not exist until 97, and that song with Cher wasn’t big on the radio until 99! So much ignorance in this room. 😂
Autotune may not have existed but pitch correction did...since the 50s
Roger Troutman used auto tune around the late 70's early 80's
@@outlawed7515no he didn't , he us a talkbox and a vocoder.
This was released in 1992 and you can't get more hip hop/rap than the Beastie Boys. Asap got nothing on the Beastie Boys...unfortunately rap these days isn't really groundbreaking.
RIP MCA. I feel bad for anybody who didn’t get to be a teenager in the 90s it was amazing
Truth
Better to be in my 20s in the 90s
Facts! Cruising all night in the homies CRX with 3 Vega 12s just listening to ill Communication. Good times I’ll never forget.
It was the best time to be a teenager.
@@bbb462cidI was thinking the same thing. Mid 20's when this dropped in 92. Life was good back then...
man you guys gotta do your homework... BEASTIE BOYS!
They don't believe in homework. They are MAGA nutjobs. They hate facts.
They have no business talking about hip hop!
Each one of the Beastie Boys were musicians as well. They often used real drums, bass, guitar in their music. That made their sound really stand apart from the other rappers of the day.
The first dope white boys who could rap. I’m 46 years old and the Beastie Boys were the shit in the 90’s. “Check your head” is such a dope album
Beastie Boys formed in 1981. Their first album was actually a hardcore punk album that was never a major label release. Then "License To Ill", their first major label release, in 1986 which is widely regarded as one of hip hops greatest early releases.
They rap, for real. They had a punk rock background but they were also on NYC at the time when hip hop was emerging.
They started rapping and released a fully old school hip hop album in 1987. Starting with their 2nd album, they started including a few tracks that merged their rap style with their edgy punk sounds.
But make no mistake, they are hip-hop royalty!
Not enough people know about how, in the late 70s to the mid 80s NYC, punks and hip-hop kids would hang together, because they tended to only be put on at a handful of venues/clubs back then, so there was a lot of underdog overlap.
@@DevanLund When you consider that both punk and hip hop emerged from disenfranchised youth in NYC, which was mostly impoverished at the time, especially the Lower East Side Manhattan, it's not surprising that they intersected. For the most part, white kids gravitated more towards punk (or thrash metal at the time) and the black kids gravitated towards hip hop. But when those things intersected, it was fantastic. Namely Beastie Boys and Bad Brains being the best examples, in my opinion. I know Bad Brains is from DC, but they spent a lot of time in NYC in the early days.
@@travisspaulding2222 Yes! Beasties mention in the liner notes on their first album "Some Old Bullshit" that they named the band Beastie Boys because they wanted it to resemble the BB in Bad Brains. They respected their whole philosophy of PMA Positive Mental Attitude etc. It also says Beastie is actually an anacronym for Boys Entering Anarchistic States Toward Internal Excellence. Theres even a song on that album named B.E.A.S.T.I.E.
Bestie Boys literally the reason why Eminem exists.. Plus LL Cool J, House of Pain, BDK, etc. .. Marshall recognized all the people who influenced him and BB was one for sure 👊👍🥰🎶🎶👏👏❤
They did not have auto tuning and they made all their own beats and music.They all played instruments
Not really true. They played on some tracks starting with "Check Your Head" But they used a lot of samples. In fact they used more samples than any other hip hop band. And a lot of beats and elements were brought Mike, Mark & Hurricane, Mario C. and the Dust Brothers.
btw..."Autotune" is a brand name of an electronic pitch correction tool. But pitch correction itself has been around since the 1950s. They used to do it by manually adjusting the tension of the tape.
@pmbbmp Mostly true, Fight for your right, No Sleep till Brooklyn, and others I believe was them playing. You're definitely right about the samples. Paul's Boutique was almost 100%
One of my favorite Beastie lines: "Im cooler than a cucumber in a bowl of hot sauce".
Hip hop. It was the 80s and 90s.. they using distortion mics..
"Their 1986 debut album, Licensed to III, was the first hip-hop album to reach Number One on the charts, and did more than any other recording to introduce the genre to the suburban masses."
They were played everywhere growing up.. high school lunch music.. lol.
They did influence a lot of people. " Beastie Boys are considered very influential in both the hip hop and rock music scenes, with artists such as Eminem, Rage Against the Machine, Hed PE, Limp Bizkit, Sublime, and Blur citing them as an influence."
And the video is flipped(the visuals are in negative)
they're cheap karaoke mics. like just above toy store quality. something like you might see in Best Buy today. they had buttons for a couple effects but rather than using effects they just turned up the gain and got the overdrive.
That’s better than any rap the past 20 years
Beastie Boys originally started out as a Hardcore Punk band back in the 80s, but they were all big rap and hip-hop fans, so they started rapping themselves and the rest is history. Since they were originally a punk band they all knew how to play instruments. While their albums were mostly rap, they'd sometimes have the occasional punk rock track, or chill instrumental track mixed in with all the rap tracks on their albums. They'd also make tracks like this one where they'd combine rap with rock. Sabotage is another rap/rock sounding track. Y'all should check out more Beastie Boys. RIP to MCA.
“Well I’m as cool as a cucumber in a bowl of hot sauce” one of the best lyric lines ever!
You have to listen to Paul Revere by the Beastie Boys. One of the most classic beats ever recorded. These guys are pioneers of Hip Hop beside Run DMC, LL Cool Jay, and all the 80's rappers.
Beastie boys are goats. So many people sampled their shit and never gave them credit. Hip hop pioneers.
lol the ultimate irony after Paul's Boutique.
This song was done through a kids tape deck...
Literally....
This song was released in 1992. Auto-tune was released in 1997. Believe by Cher was released in 1998.
One of the best live performances I've ever seen was Sabotage on David Letterman. Those dudes are metal Af. Universally respected across all genres.
This is Hip Hop.
Anyone who wants to know how important these guys were to rap and hip hop need to go watch LL Cool J and Chuck D (Public Enemy) induct them into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In fact, Ad Rock basically discovered LL.
Autotune invented in 97, this Beastie Boys track came in 1992.
3 MC’s and 1 DJ 🔥
This.
Always been my favorite Beastie Boys track. Just love that big, thumping beat on it.
AdRock strummed a low string on a guitar into a large wooden box to make that "bass drum" sound you hear throughout.
Now do 3 MC's and 1 DJ.
beastie boys are the 1 who gave ll cool j demo to rick
1991-92. Their cultural relevancy can't be understated.
This whole album is FIRE. These guys had punk roots, and then started rapping using samples and DJs and stuff and when they got to this level of popularity they could do more of what they wanted, and hence we got Check Your Head. Whole album is fire 🔥
Rick Ruben didnt produce that. Its a Beastie Boy production. Check out Sabotage they did a few years later. It sounds like it morphed from this
They took LL Cool J's mixtape to their Label🎉
Back when Def Jam's official address was just Rick Rubin's college dorm room.
Rick Rubin only produced their first album.
"Grunge Rap" was an awesome term. I am gen x and was known as a "grunge girl" and i loved the Beastie Boys
The only band that has the same credibility in the punk scene and hip hop scenes, when legends and icons from hip hop refer to these guys as royalty, you should definitely listen to them, they produced this not rick rubin, if your interested check these out by them.
Paul Revere
Rhymn and Stealin
The sounds of science
Pass the mic
3 mcs and one dj
Something got to give
No sleep till brooklyn, and theres 30 or 40 other songs you check out as well.
So funny to me when I see youngsters getting sooo surprised over stuff like this... Most of the biggest rap/pop/r&b hits an artists get where they are by sampling the living crap out of older music... Very little of it is truly unique...
True, but let's not forget that the Beasties sampled a shit ton themselves too. Only in a far more creative way.
@@samgod of course they did, it was the best way to fuse Rock & Rap... 😎👍
Rap/rock/grunge/funky/ they are everything guys!! They are insane live - next up y’all need to do sure shot or hey ladies
Beastie Boys started out as a punk rock band
2:40, this conversation is insane to me, having graduated high school the year this came out
Same
Didn't realize Cartier was in the back. More Collabs, fam.
NO autotune (hadn't been invented yet) - just distortion on the mics and their natural voices. Every single thing the Beasties ever did was Brilliant.
Yeah, as mentioned, THEY PLAYED THE INSTRUMENTS! Not rapping over a loop, no autotune, no laptop studios.
A small history on the beasties...punk band, release a novelty prank record called cookie puss, rick rubin produces liscence to ill (rock samples & 1 track features Kerry King from Slayer on live guitar), 2nd album Paul's Boutique features over 100 samples produced by the dust brothers, check your head album on all music drum/bass/guitar played by the band.
Release punk ep called Aglio y olio, release all instrumental jazz album and they win a grammy for called All Mixed up..eventually release final album Hot Sauce Committee pt. 2 with a lot of guests and MCA dies of throat cancer. The band is no more.
I remember riding on the school bus and whenever someone brought their boom box and had License to Ill we would all go nuts lol. Back then, "Fight for Your Right(To Party)" was the punchline to boomer jokes and hacks and then Paul's Boutique came out and both A. Tanked and B. Completely changed hiphop forever and is the alpha and the omega of a sample album.
The Beastie Boys are eternal. So much integrity, so much genius, so much influence. They killed it with every album but Check Your Head blew the lid of what was possible in rap (and rock) and we all never really recovered from hearing that album the first time. It still hits harder than most and cannot be dated due to the sheer force of creativity. Check Your Head is a milestone in music history.
Beastie Boys was a punk rock group until they switched to rap. Also, B-Boys and Punk Rockers became friends when DJ's would mix their songs on the turntables
Beastie Boys were Hip Hop pioneers. They dropped their first album, Licensed to Ill in 1986. Everybody was playing it.
being there for it all was awesome!!! picked up on Beasties very early and grateful for it.. 52 yrs old and still rock the Boys, often.
People my age (58) need to realize today's generation don't listen to music the way we did at their age . We mainly had radio , and some of those stations played "Oldies " otherwise we wouldn't have heard of acts from decades earlier either . So unless today's youth go out of their way to stream songs that are 10, 20, 30 , even 40 years old how would they know ? So don't come down on them , be encouraging and informative . If they first hear it in a movie or game, who cares so long as they hear it and go check it out . Beastie Boys have an OUTSTANDING catalog . What cool about this video is they recorded the video at a different speed so it looks like slow mo but still in time .
It wasnt "different", it was GREATNESS. I was hearing this in the 80's as a teen when it was happening. These guys were ruling the world for a bit....and Im talking about us hard rock kids too.
The Beastie Boys changed Hip Hop. They set the table for so many early hip-hop groups of the late 80's and early 90's. I was DJ'ing at the time, and I'm telling you no one did it like they did. They didn't try to be anything they weren't. A few Jewish kids from Brooklyn. So good, and so dope!
3 MC’s and 1 DJ will blow your mind!! The video is done live in one take!! The DJ is Mix Master Mike!
Rick Ruben doesn't use autotune even today. Autotune wasn't around until mid 90s+. But Rick Ruben doesn't believe in autotune with artists he produces. In fact many have tried to get him to use it on them, he says nope. FYI that Cher song was late 90s. I'm an audio engineer and I remember when Anateres Autotune was released (wasn't even invented until 1997). There's a lot of distortion on these vocals but no autotune. In the 84,85,86 Rick Ruben was THE N.Y. hip hop producer. Did L.L. Cool J, Run DMC, and The Beastie Boys. He did the Aerosmith x RUN DMC collab, Walk This Way because he wanted show people that Rock and Hip Hop (AKA Rap) could reach fans on both sides. Neither artist was thrilled about it and didn't think it would work. It became a huge hit.
Beastie Boys are hip hop legends,they brought a level of originality you just don’t see very often today…they had some of the greatest videos ever too.that video to Sabotage was next level
This is my next-door neighbor's favorite song.
He listens to it all day at top volume....
Whether he wants to or not.
In the 80s, Fight For Your Right To Party was THE party anthem.
I grew up to this. I'm a 90's kid! I know the Beastie boys are listed as a Hip Hop group but at one time. They were a punk band in the 80's then went straight into hip hop. I like to call them more like a Punk Rap group. They're style seems more punkish and hip hop/rap all rolled up into one.
In the late 70s and early 80s, rappers like Curtis Blow, Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five were all performing in little clubs in Brooklyn and the Bronx, but had no following outside the boroughs. Run DMC almost broke open the flood gates, but even they were relegated to just a Gold album in 1985. In 1986, The Beastie boys released License to ill. It not only was the first platinum selling rap album, but still remains the biggest selling rap album of all time. Rap was struggling to make it into society, and it took the Beastie Boys to bring it right down main street USA, and the world. Rap flourished after that. They released COOKIE PUSS in 1984, and SHE"S ON IT for 1985's Krush Groove soundtrack, break dancing, becoming a bit hit since 1982. In 1982, the first "rap" song was released by Herbie Hancock's ROCK IT, After Blondie did the first rap the world would ever hear in 1981's RAPTURE.
This was 1992, and after their sleeper hit album PAUL"s BOUTIQUE. Grunge affected everything just like Disco in the 70s. The effects and studio tricks were universal. THE BEASTIE BOYS 1979-2012. Take not, that is them playing the drums, bass and guitar alongside their friend Mario C, playing keyboards. YES THEY ARE RAP.
The video was filmed sped up, so you gotta imagine they were lipsyncing to them selves sounding like chipmunks but they knew it would be slowed down to normal speed which is why they're jumping around so much
Def. no auto tune.. I was born in 75.. I was 17 when I owned this "tape" in chrome. Great song, great album. Thanks for the react.
Ad ROCK (Adam Horowitz---red shirt)Mike D. (white shirt, Michael Diamond) and MCA (Adam Yauch, flannel) were all born and raised in Manhattan's lower east side and Brooklyn heights (MCA). That is where they were influence to change from Punk music in the 70s (which was dead in 1980 until 1994's Green day revived it) to the rap they were hearing on the street corners. They were to rap what Elvis was to Rock and roll. They allowed most of America to digest the rap with a mix of rock guitar and rock beats.
On the album previous, called Paul's Boutique, they worked with a producer duo called the Dust Brothers. There were so many samples that it caused a legal upheaval, and hip-hop was forever changed. On THIS album, they still have samples that they cleared, but they also decided to sample themselves playing musical ideas and then rapped over them. That's why this album sounds different to a lot of typical hip hop.
The Beastie Boys HELPED RICK RUBIN get started. THEY HELPED LAUNCH DEF JAM RECORDS. They discovered LL Cool J. They toured with MADONNA their first tour out. And in 1986 they were banned from many cities for vulgar performances and for basically spreading rap music.
One of the greatest albums of the 90s
The Beastie Boys discovered LL Cool J and helped produce his first hit song. Their Paul's Boutique album changed Hip Hop production forever
De La Soul’s 3 Feet High & Rising was very influential in the production department as well. Prince Paul and The Dust Brothers were pioneers in sample layering.
The Beasties started out as an underground punk act so some of the sound and instrumentation leaks into their rap music. Later on they did some more punk music mixed into their albums.
OMGOSH! HOW DO YOU PEOPLE DONT KNOW THE BEASTIE BOYS!?
THEY ARE RAP. And very respected in the community.
Beasties helped produced everyone of their own albums
Beastie Boys are easily one of the greatest white Jewish rap groups of all time.
Each had one Jewish parent and none claimed to be culturally or religiously jewish further MCA was a Buddhist.
One of the greatest rap groups of all time. PERIOD! 🙂
Oh, and so much more. Cypress and Beastie are at the very top of rap for me.
@@anthonyv6962Why is it a problem for you that they’re Jewish? Jews are an ethno-religious group so even if they’re not practicing Judaism, having one Jewish parent (though Mike D) makes them Jews. They absolutely identify/ied as Jews and their identity did impact their music. As an aside, Judaism and Buddhism are compatible to the point that there are “JewBu” synagogues. A Jew who practices Christianity is considered an Apostate, because of the idolatry, but thats not an issue with Buddhism
One of the greatest hip hop tracks of all time
Btw "Do you believe in love after love" by Cher came out in 1998, thankfully auto tune didn't exist in 1992.
The legends, beastie boys, no one will ever compare to them
Grudge rap is a perfect description of the Beastie Boys. And they came out of the rhythm and rime and flowing sounds and beats ❤ directly from paths of early hip hop ❤. 1980 sound the one you missed until seeing here, the original sound Everyone else in world is portraying and we (USA) have lost. Country, rap or pop music just very rarely offer what we lived off of forever and it's hollow and meaningless. Honestly Beastie Boys weren't for everyone and they got strife from many people. 55 years young and I still love those old men 😂❤.
sad how people have no idea about hip hop history.
And this is flat out undeniable hip hop music
Now you got to check out "Beastie Boys - Root Down (Official Music Video)" You'll hear shoutouts to some serious old school rappers and dudes that used to battle rap on the streets of New York.
Beastie Boys started as a punk / rock band and kinda worked their way into hip hop in the 80's. They still have a lot of that punkish feel in their songs. Oddly enough the Skate community was heavy into punk and hip hop.
No auto tune, and one of the greatest DJ to ever liver Mix Master Mike.
Cartier Family 💗💗💗💗
They also played all the instruments you're hearing
Hey love the beastie boys! Especially this video!
Beastie Boys are both Rock and Hip Hop.
They all play instruments. And have a DJ. The best DJ Hurricane. Look up Beastie Boys on Arsenio Hall show 1992. 👌
Beastie Boys!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hell yeah.
''Is this rap?'' (smdh) This is real Hip Hop music!
Their Paul's Boutique album changed the game forever. Peace/JT
Everyone reacts to the wrong song. The #BEASTIEBOY song you should have done was "Brass Monkey". Brass Monkey is literally the song that changed rap, because it was the first fast rap. It was an L.L. Cool J concert, and everyone laughed when they came on stage because no one had seen a white rapper unless you lived in NYC. Then that beat dropped, and people went nuts. I just stood there looking, mouth wide open. Best feeling in the world. They changed everything because fast rap ment faster dancing. It was wild. That footage would be gold.
Beastie Boys License to Ill One of the VERY few albums that every song was good
Beastie Boys made history! 👍🤘❤️🖖
Bro'....the Beastie Boys are like Godfathers of rap. Ya'll need to check out License to Ill. their first album. It was straight dope!!!!! Paul Revere, No Sleep til Brooklin, Hold It Now Hit It, Slow 'n Low......aww man.....the memories ❤❤❤
RIP MCA. Beastie Boys made my high school daze. You guys should definitely do a deep dive on these guys. U won’t be disappointed. Auto tune in ‘92?! Definitely get educated then speak. 🤦🏻♂️.
Well, just plug me in just like I was Eddie Harris
You're eating crazy cheese like you would think I'm from Paris
You know I get fly, you think I get high
You know that I'm gone and I'm-a tell you all why
So tell me who are you dissing, maybe I'm missing
The reason that you're smilin' or wildin', so listen
In my head, I just want to take 'em down
Imagination set loose and I'm gonna shake 'em down
Let it flow like a mud-slide
When I get on, I like to ride and glide
I've got depth of perception in my text, y'all
I get props at my mention cause I vex, y'all
So, so what'cha, what'cha, what'cha want? (what'cha want?)
I get so funny with my money that you flaunt
I said, "Where'd you get your information from" huh?
You think that you can front when revelation comes?
(Yeah, you can't front on that)
Well they call me Mike D, the ever-loving man
I'm like Spoonie Gee, well I'm the metropolitician (yeah-yeah-yeah)
You scream and you holler 'bout my Chevy Impala
But the sweat is getting wet around the ring around your collar
But like a dream I'm flowing without no stopping
Sweeter than a cherry pie with Reddi-wip topping
From mic to mic, kickin' it wall to wall
Well, I'll be calling out to people like a casting call
Ah, well, it's wack when you're jacked in the back of my ride
With your know, with your flow, when you're out getting by
Believe me, what you see is what you get
And you see me, I'm comin' off as you can bet
Well I think I'm losing my mind, this time
This time I'm losing my mind, that's right
Said I think I'm losing my mind, this time
This time, I'm losing my mind
But little do you know about something that I talk about
I'm tired of driving, it's due time that I walkabout
But in the meantime, I'm wise to the demise
I've got eyes in the back of my head so I realize
Well, I'm Dr. Spock, I'm here to rock, y'all
I want you off the wall, if you're playing the wall
I said what'cha, what'cha, what'cha want? (what'cha want?)
I said what'cha, what'cha, what'cha want? (what'cha want?)
Y'all suckers write me checks and then they bounce
So I reach into my pocket for the fresh amount
See, I'm the long-leaner, Vincent the Cleaner
I'm the illest motherfucker from here to Gardena
Well, I'm as cool as a cucumber in a bowl of hot sauce
You've got the rhyme and reason, but got no cause
But if you're hot to trot, you think you're slicker than grease
I've got news for you crews, you'll be sucking like a leech
So what'cha, what'cha, what'cha want? (what'cha want?)
So what'cha, what'cha, what'cha want? (what'cha want?)
I said, what'cha, what'cha, what'cha want? (what'cha want?)
I said, what'cha, what'cha, what'cha want? (what'cha want?)
Grung Rap is a good way to view their music, great observation.
Saw em Chitown with tribe. They played all their hits live with instruments. Mind blowing
4 minutes in and you are all locked in. Ignore the gatekeepers. Welcome to the party. Check out their David Letterman appearances. Epic stuff.
Car Thief by Beastie Boys is what you need to listen to next!!!!!
This isn't rap this is HIP HOP!!