From The Punisher intro to the heavy riffs and gang vocals this song delivers . Always . If you don't want to mosh at some point in this song , you're clinically dead . Down for life 1989-2023
the 90s was a strange time you either liked metal, punk, rap/hip hop, hardcore, grunge ect.. I liked them all its was you were either a skater, surfer, bodyboarder, rollerblader or footy jock, I ripped at them all but kids were like are you a surfer or bodyboarder well i ride both are you a skater or rollerblader well i ride both, do you like punk or rap i like both metal or grunge i like both. do you like to be the quit kid that listens to grunge or wanna smash cunts playing footy well i like both.
NYHC scene from the late 80s thru the 90s was a legit gift. Shows felt like they were happening 5 days a week. Watched a lot of great band achieve massive successes. Birth of the golden era of hip hop too. 1990s nyc was a very special time. I feel fortunate to have lived it
The cultural significance of the city is mind blowing to me. NYHC of that era is elite level. I love all the hip hop too. Big up to the groups and bands from NJ as well
Thanks BIOHAZARD for your lyrics, you make me use my brain and see what this world is about since 1992. You taught me about unity, brotherhood, sisterhood, respect to each others, embrace all cultures and ethnies, to me that's what this world is about.
This is back when everyone got along and nobody cared. I miss the 90. This is real music unlike the music industry was really changed recently over the last 20 years. Huge fan.
39 years old. Been a fan for maybe 23-25 years since the Roadrunner records video compilation "Drilling the Vein' and just listened to Evans interview on the One Life One Chance podcast with Toby Morse. Respect
Ditto your comment. I love the drums in this band, especially in Shades Of Grey, I play air drums to that song every time, but I'm a guitarist so I suck at drums. (in my head, I'm the best drummer in the world)
Recorded in Brooklyn by Josh Silver of type O. I have the top shelf edition and the liner notes about Peter Steeles dog barking during the recording really dawned on me. I was recording a song called OUT 4 BLOOD and my landlords dog was howling up a storm. I kept some of the barks in it, but was tedious going thru it and silencing the dog barks
Man really in these comments I have seen so many bands that I used to listen to that a lot of people that lived in my area didn't listen to or listened to stuff like cannibal corpse,deicide, obituary (which I like those bands too, (especially DEATH symbolic album) and wouldn't listen to stuff like biohazard and these other bands. I loved it all tho from White Zombie, Pantera,Sepultura,Type-0 to grunge like STP,Soundgarden, Nirvana,Live and such. When I hear people mention bands like Machine Head,Grave,Gorguts, Biohazard and ETC it literally sent chills down my arms hearing some of these bands names mentioned because it takes me back to 94-98 my high school years when all this shit was going down. My favorite concert was Pantera and White Zombie in 1998 in Greensboro NC. I from Mebane NC born and raised. So many great bands came through back in the day and would play at these hole-in-the-wall places in Greensboro, Raleigh, Chapel Hill and Durham and I lived right here in the sticks in the middle of all of it. Shit was great,30-60 minutes drive to see all kinda great bands. Great time to be a teenager, goddamn it was a GREAT time to be a teenager.
Urban Discipline!!!!! One of the best works of that era for sure. Still holds its own in modern times... Don't forget about the mash up they did with Onyx "Slam"
CrsPro Urban Discipline and State of the World Address are my two favorite albums by them. One of my HC buddies knew that Biohazard has been my nickname since ‘83 and played Justified Violence for me back in ‘88. That fucker refused to tell me the name of the band for 2 weeks. They’ve been one of my favorite bands ever since. If you ever get a chance, go see Billy in one of his other bands, they always play some Bio tunes.
CrsPro you’re making me feel old. My intro to HC was Suicidal Tendencies when they were just a local band playing parties and crappy clubs in ‘81 & ‘82. I was just a little skater kid hanging out with my older cousins and surfing up in the LA area when they lived in Venice, Ca by the beach.
@@SpeedmetalpunkxNu metal is equally awesome with hardcore, both genres shares a lot, there's nu metal bands inspired by hardcore bands, lyrically and musically, one of them is Διχασμενες αληθειες from Greece.
Biohazard was the first band I ever saw live back in 94 or 95. They opened for Machine Head and Slayer. That's a hell of a way for a 14 year old kid to be introduced to a concert. I got to meet Evan Seinfeld afterwards. I'm 32 now and still love the music!
Finding this song by Biohazard for me was like a decade before grabbing the Sex Pistols record out of the bin and telling my mom I have to have this record. Black Flag....everything went black....yes...I must have that, too. Skateboarding for me went from clay wheels and banana boards to Alva and the pool kids from SoCal. This tune is skating with rage for me.....natural progression from Madness...one step beyond, to Misfits to BFlag to Biohazard. Punk to metal....metal punk - hardcore....Bad Brains...Love this tune.
"I don't know what to do with my hands." --Evan Seinfeld "I don't know what to do with my hat." --Billy Graziadei "I don't know what to do with my face." --Bobby Hambel "I don't know how these drums got on the Brooklyn Bridge, I swear." --Danny Schuler
This is KILLER!!! Weirdly enough, I have never listened to Bio' and I've been into 'Metal since the 80's. This is some seriously kick ass shit! New fan!
Got into thrash metal in the 80s when I was a kid still listening to it I liked this band since the 90s I like hip-hop also so this is right up my alley
@heinigrudziadz4077 😆😆😆😆 youre comment dummy seems like we got another bot troll ladies and gentlemen you're still hiding your comment coward and you're not even on the topic how old are you 13 15 I bet you don't even like metal you probably like pop music
@heinigrudziadz4077 oooooo is that a threat I'm shaking in my boots keyboard warrior you could be reported for making threats quit hiding your comments coward let everyone know what you're saying on here
This video never gets old. I have tho... 47 now. I remember when this first came out... Fkn loved it then, still love it now! Brings back good memories. 🤘
"'cause no one is safe in this world, what's the deal, the sentence is death and to what court do I appeal?" one of the most powerful lines in music history
I talked with Evan after a show at the club I worked at and no shit these guys and some members of the wu-tang clan actually came up together through grade school cool AF right???
After all these years, this song is still sonic adrenaline. Loved this band. Saw them in the early 90s in St. Louis at a tiny venue, the legendary Mississippi Nights. That pit was as crazy as any I've been in.
Uz jsem to určitě kdysi komentoval,ale proste musím,od prvního poslechu,prvniho alba a i vsech dalších,tyhle brooklyňáky miluju,i ma žena trochu žárlí 🤘🤘🤘🍀🖕😇🤭❤️
Biohazard were one of the bands that flew to the UK for a big all day gig the week of 9/11. They were almost brought to tears on stage by the Birmingham crowd chanting USA in support of the lost souls of NYC. They put on an amazing show!
I remember being a teenager and running into Evan one night in the York St. F station in Brooklyn after he had made it big and was starring in Oz. He said what’s up to me in front of my girlfriend and I felt so cool lol. Always a very nice guy who loved his fans.
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Searching Biohazard as a 50 year old in 2019 has made me very happy tonight.
The Plutonian Envoy To RUclips HELL YA! 47 Here!! Saw Em with Slayer and MachineHead!
Holyshitz I remember when Urban Discipline came out
Yeah, same here. 47 years right now, back in 1993 i saw them with Faith No more , Suicidal Tendencies and Rage against the machine . Damn good!
I long for the good old days
44 here brother
From The Punisher intro to the heavy riffs and gang vocals this song delivers . Always . If you don't want to mosh at some point in this song , you're clinically dead . Down for life 1989-2023
43years old and still brings good memories of when people were allowed to be young free and relentless
TRUE
Slayer, machine head and BIOHAZARD, Billy teaches Tom scream, just amazing
sepultura..
I remember the Slayer, Biohazard, Machine head concert.
The band that brought metalheads, punks, and rappers together.
don't forget hardcore kids
Didn't bring the punks in at all... nor metal heads to be honest. At this point crossover was its own genre.
the 90s was a strange time you either liked metal, punk, rap/hip hop, hardcore, grunge ect.. I liked them all its was you were either a skater, surfer, bodyboarder, rollerblader or footy jock, I ripped at them all but kids were like are you a surfer or bodyboarder well i ride both are you a skater or rollerblader well i ride both, do you like punk or rap i like both metal or grunge i like both. do you like to be the quit kid that listens to grunge or wanna smash cunts playing footy well i like both.
4 Sure !!!
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It's 2023 and this is still one of my go-to songs when I'm feeling stressed and fed up.
Are we to old or we just know original hard core?
@@daddyc1379I'm 19 and this, machine head and flaw are my antidepressants too!
Still my go-to too. Going to see them next week... I'm pumped
Life of agony river runs red is a banger as well my friends 🖕🏻🤟🏻✊🏻
Best intro all time for me.
NYHC scene from the late 80s thru the 90s was a legit gift. Shows felt like they were happening 5 days a week. Watched a lot of great band achieve massive successes. Birth of the golden era of hip hop too. 1990s nyc was a very special time. I feel fortunate to have lived it
Way cool, All e coast music was the shit, even though I grew up in AZ
Be grateful no matter where we grew up the 80s closed up shop,yet we're still here
The cultural significance of the city is mind blowing to me. NYHC of that era is elite level. I love all the hip hop too. Big up to the groups and bands from NJ as well
L'Amour in Brooklyn was the place!!! I saw Biohazard, Anthrax, and Type O Negative there, amongst others. What a time to be alive!
Saw them back in 94 opening for Pantera and Sepultura. Still one of the best shows I’ve ever been to!
sounds real great!
Where was it?
Damn seeing Pantera and biohazard in their prime .. you are very lucky
I was there
crap, I saw pantera in 1994 also in Lubbock, TX but Biohazard didn't open for them
Billy just saved two kids' lives on the Kern River in California and we could not be prouder of him. A true hero. Immense amount of respect.
Well it’s not deep or wide, but it’s a mean piece of water, my friend…
Billy is the man!
Listened to metal, punk and hardcore, and soon rap. Biohazard truly broadened my tastes.
Thanks BIOHAZARD for your lyrics, you make me use my brain and see what this world is about since 1992. You taught me about unity, brotherhood, sisterhood, respect to each others, embrace all cultures and ethnies, to me that's what this world is about.
music like this is timeless. i’m 20 years old right now and bumping this old school stuff it kicks ass
Good for you, get a taste 🤘🏻
Fuck yeah!! I’m 22, just saw Biohazard front row 3 days ago! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I always loved the thrash element but never really got into the sort of hip hop style. After revisiting many years later... i dig it - Groovy
Can't get enough of this piece. This is my "audio caffeine" when I am working late into the night!
I saw these guys live for the first tine in 1991, what a show, Biohazard, Cro Mags and The Exploited.
This album is one of my faves from the early 90' s. And the intro sampling Dolph Lundgren's opening line from the original "Punisher" flick is badass.
Yes, the entire cd.. they definitely hit one out the park with this one....an I tell everyone that the O.G. punisher movie stars Dolph Lundgren
This is back when everyone got along and nobody cared. I miss the 90. This is real music unlike the music industry was really changed recently over the last 20 years. Huge fan.
39 years old. Been a fan for maybe 23-25 years since the Roadrunner records video compilation "Drilling the Vein' and just listened to Evans interview on the One Life One Chance podcast with Toby Morse. Respect
I'm a guitarist but that drummer on top of all the tempo changes is fucking awesome!
Ditto your comment. I love the drums in this band, especially in Shades Of Grey, I play air drums to that song every time, but I'm a guitarist so I suck at drums. (in my head, I'm the best drummer in the world)
@@ElfSixDave sounds familiar😂
This song is fucking masterpiece. I've listening it for so many years and still is one of mine favourite.
*still one of my
you like any other hardcore bands?
Tales from the hardside :)
Still gives me chills...30years later. So fucking hard,and catchy!!! DFL
Fucking great tune
listening this since i was 14...i'm 37 now...still think its a great album...punishment for all my sins
Classic song from a classic album.
Bobby Hambel is still turning around today. Saw them once. One of my best concerts ever
See them at L'Amour was awesome. Home town favorite
Danny Schuler is an awesome drummer...
Hell yea
linapleachimPL hell yeah he is. I think he's one of the most underrated drummer out there. he kicks much ass!
yep influenced me a lot, specialy urban discipline
his son is my bestfriend
he lives right next to me
Recorded in Brooklyn by Josh Silver of type O. I have the top shelf edition and the liner notes about Peter Steeles dog barking during the recording really dawned on me. I was recording a song called OUT 4 BLOOD and my landlords dog was howling up a storm. I kept some of the barks in it, but was tedious going thru it and silencing the dog barks
saw em in Akron 94'...type O neg..Biohazard..Pantera
nailbomb1994 saw them in June or July of 94 in September in Springfield Massachusetts but seplatura was there not type o my best concert i think
96 with danzig sepultura ozzy
What a lineup. What a lineup. Lucky buddy. 🍀
@@Rocknrollwillneverdie69 too bad we cant get solid metal these days anymore. My first concert at 15. Raised right. Haha
I saw them in Akron with Machinehead and Slayer. Also at the old Richfield Coliseum with Sepultura and Pantera.
Man really in these comments I have seen so many bands that I used to listen to that a lot of people that lived in my area didn't listen to or listened to stuff like cannibal corpse,deicide, obituary (which I like those bands too, (especially DEATH symbolic album) and wouldn't listen to stuff like biohazard and these other bands. I loved it all tho from White Zombie, Pantera,Sepultura,Type-0 to grunge like STP,Soundgarden, Nirvana,Live and such. When I hear people mention bands like Machine Head,Grave,Gorguts, Biohazard and ETC it literally sent chills down my arms hearing some of these bands names mentioned because it takes me back to 94-98 my high school years when all this shit was going down. My favorite concert was Pantera and White Zombie in 1998 in Greensboro NC. I from Mebane NC born and raised. So many great bands came through back in the day and would play at these hole-in-the-wall places in Greensboro, Raleigh, Chapel Hill and Durham and I lived right here in the sticks in the middle of all of it. Shit was great,30-60 minutes drive to see all kinda great bands. Great time to be a teenager, goddamn it was a GREAT time to be a teenager.
The drums really makes this song complete
@@pimtebrake4418 definitely China boy cymbals
This drummer is awesome.all different beats in one song great!
Urban Discipline!!!!! One of the best works of that era for sure. Still holds its own in modern times... Don't forget about the mash up they did with Onyx "Slam"
CrsPro Urban Discipline and State of the World Address are my two favorite albums by them. One of my HC buddies knew that Biohazard has been my nickname since ‘83 and played Justified Violence for me back in ‘88. That fucker refused to tell me the name of the band for 2 weeks. They’ve been one of my favorite bands ever since. If you ever get a chance, go see Billy in one of his other bands, they always play some Bio tunes.
Biohazard 613 Yeah bro when I was a kid Biohazard was eye opening. That was my introduction to real Hardcore music. RESPECT💪💪💪💯
CrsPro you’re making me feel old. My intro to HC was Suicidal Tendencies when they were just a local band playing parties and crappy clubs in ‘81 & ‘82. I was just a little skater kid hanging out with my older cousins and surfing up in the LA area when they lived in Venice, Ca by the beach.
Biohazard 613 I remember suicidal “just want a Pepsi” I was born in 81 so I’m a little behind hahaha.
some ppl might not like the whole 'hardcore' angle but this might be one of the greatest metal songs ever made.
fuck yes it is.......
I am in full agreement
Yep, I'm with you on that, sod the angle.
nycjin816 I like them they are good
Strange considering it's not metal.
This band did Hardcore, Rap, & Metal together well!
I called them Pre Nu Metal.
@@gauban986na they are to good for the Word nu metal
@@SpeedmetalpunkxNu metal is equally awesome with hardcore, both genres shares a lot, there's nu metal bands inspired by hardcore bands, lyrically and musically, one of them is Διχασμενες αληθειες from Greece.
@@SpeedmetalpunkxDon't forget also judgement night album were hardcore, nu metal bands and rappers collaborates.
@@notmus ik i just meant that typical nu metal is not as great as crossover hardcore
its kinda hilarious that this is literally a rap video but its hardcore lmao i love it
What an awesome day this was. My friends & I are in the video. \m/
Which one is you?
That's cool as fuck.
Hell yea NY hardcore scene must have been such an awesome time
Were you the one with the hair and the tattoos? 🍻
PaullyPorkchopsVids same. I was in the balls of the bald guy with all the beanie.
Thrash, groove, and rap combined into one, fucking amazing!
Got innerduced to this band.3id 466 aarmor/3id 3/4 cav.
drummers is awesome. Rest is ok :P
Better than Nu-Metal.
Exactly.
@@darrengregory1370: 3ID, 3-15 Infantry
Rock of the Marne, my man.
This song deserves much more attention
One of the most underrated heavy/hardcore bands ever. Biohazard kicks ass. So many great albums and jams.
Cant believe how sick this song is
Biohazard was the first band I ever saw live back in 94 or 95. They opened for Machine Head and Slayer. That's a hell of a way for a 14 year old kid to be introduced to a concert. I got to meet Evan Seinfeld afterwards. I'm 32 now and still love the music!
How's the last 10 years been brother
Gee I must've gone to the same tour, Biohazard and Slayer at Newcastle Entertainment Centre as it was an all ages gig, fun times.
Wow
this is music for true warriors.
Definition of 90s hardcore.
Crossover..
This is metallic hardcore, not pure hardcore.
@@Syklonus This is actually skate punk trash pitbull crossover beatdown rap melodic heavy hardcore
Syklone this thugcore wtf
so wrong
Finding this song by Biohazard for me was like a decade before grabbing the Sex Pistols record out of the bin and telling my mom I have to have this record. Black Flag....everything went black....yes...I must have that, too. Skateboarding for me went from clay wheels and banana boards to Alva and the pool kids from SoCal. This tune is skating with rage for me.....natural progression from Madness...one step beyond, to Misfits to BFlag to Biohazard. Punk to metal....metal punk - hardcore....Bad Brains...Love this tune.
I totally love this song. Every time I think of Bioazard, this song is the first one that pops up in my head 🤘🤘
You can see the Hip-Hop influence just by the camera angles and different themes they used. Kick ass song man
I agree with you, Biohazard are hip hop band
Rapcore
@@ZygaFrojd a hip hop influence. But more metal. 🤘🏻
It's called punk, nothing to do with shitty hip pop
I love how Biohazard brings in their fans when making their music videos.
They loved their fans. I used to run into Evan around Brooklyn and he recognized me from their shows.
"I don't know what to do with my hands." --Evan Seinfeld
"I don't know what to do with my hat." --Billy Graziadei
"I don't know what to do with my face." --Bobby Hambel
"I don't know how these drums got on the Brooklyn Bridge, I swear." --Danny Schuler
Saw them opening for mucky pup. Few years later bringing chaos to Dynamo. Just brilliant! Pure energy. Love it.
Dude, this is literally the most humoristic metal tune I ever heard and seen, still bangs.
New York City !!! The best of HARDCORE!!!!!!!
This is KILLER!!! Weirdly enough, I have never listened to Bio' and I've been into 'Metal since the 80's. This is some seriously kick ass shit! New fan!
Same here (I'm 47 now lol)
Got into thrash metal in the 80s when I was a kid still listening to it I liked this band since the 90s I like hip-hop also so this is right up my alley
@heinigrudziadz4077 sounds like your a pussy for not showing you're comment on here jackass are you too scared for others to read it
@heinigrudziadz4077 😆😆😆😆 youre comment dummy seems like we got another bot troll ladies and gentlemen you're still hiding your comment coward and you're not even on the topic how old are you 13 15 I bet you don't even like metal you probably like pop music
@heinigrudziadz4077 oooooo is that a threat I'm shaking in my boots keyboard warrior you could be reported for making threats quit hiding your comments coward let everyone know what you're saying on here
2024 52 yrs old still moshing
Same age still moshing
Same! Still keep my Biohazard tattoo looking fresh after all these years. NYHC, DFL
This video never gets old.
I have tho... 47 now.
I remember when this first came out...
Fkn loved it then, still love it now!
Brings back good memories.
🤘
"'cause no one is safe in this world, what's the deal, the sentence is death and to
what court do I appeal?" one of the most powerful lines in music history
One of the first bands i got into as a kid, 1990's metal FTW!
so fun to listen biohazard 20 years later with friends ! France fans !
42 years old and still listening to them .
54 here and ditto
yeah, we're old. am I really a millennial if I fucking love this shit?! 83'
davvero? non ce ne sbatte una minchia
90s 4 Life !
One of the greatest songs Biohazard produced in '92 and is still a great song in 2020! About to post this to Facebook!
How can biohazard put hip-hop and metal to their music.Thats awesome
FILMED ON THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE// THIS VIDEO IS HARDCORE// NO PUN INTENDED// BIOHAZARD IN THEIR PRIME// FUCK YEAH!!!!!!
Almost a quarter of a century on, and this track and the urban discipline album still rocks
Reacquainting myself with Biohazard as a 53 year old in 2020 has made me very happy tonight.
Thise drops with the heavy bass drum at 3:09 and 3:41 still gives me chills at 47 years old. This song rocks.
Yeesh I miss the old school Biohazard. Urban Discipline was a hell of a disc.
2:20 Ha ha ha, this dude behind Billy! :D
I talked with Evan after a show at the club I worked at and no shit these guys and some members of the wu-tang clan actually came up together through grade school cool AF right???
Díky chlapci,Vaše hudba a hlavně vhlavně texty podporují můj zkušený život!!!
Hardcore, Metal, And Hip Hop all mixed together one of the only bands that got it right.
Big Show on vocals.
LOL!!!
fairuz ibnat haque that helped thx
I have 44 years old, and Biozard still my daily band
2024 anyone here
Yes brother 💪🏼❤️🔥
Heea
Me ....always..46 now....ar time ....19
I'd say yes, bit it's likely a thought crime...
🫡
3:09 one of the best riffs in hardcore ever!
its used so much even today but never gets old
Yeah bro its true
sepultura style
it's a thrash death metal riff lol. hardcore riffs dont sound like that
@@RibeiroGames12 this isnt a thrash or death metal band this is a hardcore band!
After all these years, this song is still sonic adrenaline. Loved this band. Saw them in the early 90s in St. Louis at a tiny venue, the legendary Mississippi Nights. That pit was as crazy as any I've been in.
Still the best video out there .
The Brooklyn bridge scene is sick !!!
This is like 3 completely different bands, videos and music genres smashed into one
the best combination of genres.
20 years later and this song still kicks ass!
They were on of my favorite band when I was a teen in the 90s. They had an unique and different sound than other metal bands.
hands down the best song of biohazard
Definitely
Alguien mas que vibra con este tema en 2024!!!!❤❤❤
I remember seeing them in concert in the mid-90s in Detroit. They sounded great live.
Saw them in 90's in the UK in London. Awesome band.
Uz jsem to určitě kdysi komentoval,ale proste musím,od prvního poslechu,prvniho alba a i vsech dalších,tyhle brooklyňáky miluju,i ma žena trochu žárlí 🤘🤘🤘🍀🖕😇🤭❤️
Nothing gives you 90's edge like a black and white music video.
Old, good times ..🖤
Good, old times too. 🤘
from an old metalhead - these guys kick ass
Our music back then in those strange days and shows with lots of blood in the public. Beautiful times.
Woodstock Polandrock 2023, pierwszy ogłoszony zespół, pozdrawiam w trakcie audycji Jurka!
do zobaaa
I w takim samym składzie, na na na na ☣
2024 ans still love this fucking song 🔥💪🏻
One of the best songs/videos in metal history.
"Can you dig it?"
"Can You Dig It?!?!"
"CAAAN YOUUUU DIIIGGGG IIITTTTT!?!?!?!?!"
biohazarddddddddddddd come out and playaaaaaaaaaaaaaay lol
TheRealTehd I guess you never heard the demo, toughguy?
Thanks for reminding me to rent The Warriors. :-)
The intro busted my testosterone level approximately about 25%
Only 25%? Go seek medical assistance immediately!
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Victor wtf
90's Yeah 🤘
Absolute perfection! I've seen them twice. Once with Pantera and then with Slayer. Magnificent!
Biohazard were one of the bands that flew to the UK for a big all day gig the week of 9/11. They were almost brought to tears on stage by the Birmingham crowd chanting USA in support of the lost souls of NYC. They put on an amazing show!
2:48 them doggies: "What the hell kinda party is this?!"
I Was Born in 94 and this one is a baddass song ! 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥
I remember being a teenager and running into Evan one night in the York St. F station in Brooklyn after he had made it big and was starring in Oz. He said what’s up to me in front of my girlfriend and I felt so cool lol. Always a very nice guy who loved his fans.
Sitting in my hotel room in Brooklyn right now listening!!! I've seen them live !!! I love Brooklyn !!!
The testosterone in this video is off the charts
Gangsta