FIRST TIME HEARING 3rd Bass - The Gas Face (REACTION!)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- FIRST TIME HEARING 3rd Bass - The Gas Face (REACTION!)
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The last rapper in the song is introduced as KMD's Zev Love X.. who later became known as MF DOOM.
This song was the first time he was on a record
MF DOOM rest in peace, Emperor!
Thats right. I showed that fact and this video to my 16-year old son and it blew his mind lol
'Pop Goes the Weasel' was 3rd Bass's most famous hit.
That face is the actual face of Gilbert Gottfried. He was something of a cult icon back in the 80s and 90s. He was a talented comedian that just passed away rather recently---like some time within the last year.
Serch is the man. I believe he actually discovered (or at least helped) Nas back in the day. Check out "Back to the Grill Again" featuring Nas.
Search absolutely discovered Nas. He even helped Nas get a proper record deal.
Nas kinda screwed him over too but Serch supported him anyway.
@@bearded_wolverine3503 I don't know about discovering Nas. He debuted on Main Source's Breaking Atoms album.
@@markuyehara7880 Explain
The gas face is the physical manifestation of a diss. And this did come out in 1989. 1988 and 1989 mmay be tge greatest two years for hip hop records.
You hit on some deep stuff there for a second the problem with not just rap today but every aspect of media today has an agenda back in the 70s 80s 90s music for the most part was the artists talent and message and even no message but the power of music to bring all peoples together.
Serch is giving history for the black man. You have to listen to what he is saying..."Black cat is bad luck, bad guys where black must've been a white guy that started all that" etc.....He grew up in Far Rockaway Queens with the 5% percent nation of the Gods and Earths. He is credited with helping to put the greatest rapper of all time on.....NAS!!!
Lroy Cohen is Lyor Cohen back then one of the bosses of Def Jam record. They dissed their own record executive.
RIP MF Doom on the end of the track. Legend
Full Caps
RIP Gilbert Godfrey. Awesome comedian and voice actor.
Dang, I didn't know he died. 😢
@@deed8915 sadly 2 years ago
Used to listen to this as a kid, and anticipating the next LP. Fun to see your reaction.
MC Serch is the one who brought Nas to Colombia records. check out the Nas song Surviving The Times, "My boy MC Serch nevertheless
Took me to Columbia, back then CBS"
3rd Bass was on Def Jam with Public Enemy, LL Cool J, The Beastie Boys, Slick Rick and Run DMC. We got guests in this video: Don Newkirk, Flavor Flav, Gilbert Gottfried, Russell Simmons, Mf Doom (Zev Love X), Erick Sermon (EPMD), Kid (Kid N Play). Also, they were dissing Mc Hammer.
The dude in the plaid is Zev Love X... the first iteration of MF DOOM.
My interpretation of gas face: somebody says something so stupid you make a face as though they passed bad gas (listen to all the references to racism).
This is weird for me. I'm 46. this is one of the first rap songs as a kid that got me into hip hop/ rap.. and now seeing young people watch this it becomes surreal
One of my top 5 groups of all time. MC Serch is a legend to alot of cats my age. No matter what people say, these guys paved the way for dudes like Eminem. Great reaction.
You probably missed it but the rapper from KMD who guested on this track later became MF Doom.
BRUH...the message is positive and they, like us; have ALWAYS had to fight the power from generation to generation. Check out more rap and hip-hop from the 70's and 80's
I haven’t heard this in a HOT MINUTE!! Still good.
You a young lord....keep listenting to old school and you will see what your generation is missing....
I recommend checking out Tribe Called Quest
Who was Zev Love in 1991? Look him up young blood. Mind-blower. Also, 1989 began the Black Awareness style in Hip Hop. Lyrics swayed from partying and how great your battle skills were to being proud of your culture and promoting peace & art or promoting that where you were from was horrible but you were a survivor. Good times
Classic! Remember diggin this on Yo!Mtv Raps back then.
Check out the video by Stetsasonic - Talking all that jazz. Awesome hip hop you might dig as well =)
A couple of interesting things about this video, one, 3rd Bass dissed MC Hammer (mr family friendly had a saturday morning cartoon for christ's sake) who then offered 50 grand to the LA Bloods to kill them. Allegedly. But seriously, he did. Second, Zev Love X, the guy in the third verse, later became a lot more famous under a different alter ego: MF Doom
You need to check out Young Black Teenagers - tap the bottle
Oh we had the booty rap music back in the 90s like 2 Live Crew, but you also had a lot of rappers who had a message or had songs that were fun club hits. There was definitely more hip hop that wasn't about booties. There were so many great artists back in the 90s and everyone was different.
Us old guys look back at the late 80s and early 90s as the peak of Hip Hop. Once it became commercialized, it lost its edge and social consciousness was replaced with hyper sexuality and getting high.
I remember when I first saw this video back in 89 on MTV…I was like, Yo! I gotta cop this album…I bought the cactus album on tape a week later! I believed a burned that tape many times listening to it. Till this day I still do! I love 3rd Bass
Back in the days if you wanted conscious rap there was Public ENEMY or BDP. Humour? There was Fresh Prince or Biz Markie. Straight Hardcore Rap? You had Rakim or EPMD. But there was x rated rap too with 2Live Crew and Too Short. Blunted lyrics with Cypress Hill, and so on...
So many styles and sub genres that was insane.
Gas Face was a diss. MC Hammer allegedly put a hit out on 3RD Base because of the diss.
That "motorboat" face was the "Gas Face", like you caught a big whiff of a gas leak, and it leaves you stunned and concerned. They talk about situations that leave you stunned and concerned, and how the "Gas Face" applies.
Hey cuz. I love your enthusiasm. I wouldn't trade the 80's or 90's for anything today. You talk as if you wish you were around in that era. We lived just for new music too come out every week. Thank you for reppin us old folks. Lol.
Stay strong my man
I also recommend Eric B and Rakim, EPMD, LL Cool J, Run DMC
"Gas Face" was a show of disrespect at the time.
In the 80s and 90s, we had our "booty" along with the "gangsta" rap bands, but there was also a lot of rap bands that tried to send out positive messages. From just the top of my head: De La Soul, Run DMC, Arrested Development. Another band you should check out from this era is a lesser known Dutch band called Urban Dance Squad (I recommend starting with "Deeper Shade of Soul"), who not only wrote "positive" rap songs, but often would also cross the rock-metal-rap boundaries much like one of the bands which inspired them, Fishbone.
Let’s not forget A Tribe called Quest
@@DNGINFORMANT I remembered them a little bit later. Another awesome rap band.
@@LoreleiBeatrix yeah I want to say mid 90’s. I was in High School when they came out.
KMD on this track is actually MF DOOM before MF DOOM was MF DOOM.
You should check out MC Serch's solo stuff, especially Here It Comes.
There were many Puerto Rican rappers in the 70s and white rappers in the 80s. Hip hop was born in the S. Bronx from the black, Jamaican and Puerto Rican kids. The 5 elements were born and mirror such things as Bomba which is from PR. That mixing is what makes hip hop, hip hop. Anyone else says something different is lying to you.
No reason to talk about Booty. Back in the day, they had something to say. Not the BS you young folks grew up on
Man, I really dig your reactions. Hella funny and loaded with character. Smart as hell, too. I'm one of those fifty year olds who was into punk and hip-hop in the eighties. If you coulda saw me then.
But brother, with all respect: make sure you get your lineup razored before you make videos. You're too handsome to have rough edges.
Thanks for your work, man. One of my favorite reactors.
I appreciate it & Thanks for the Heads Up.
Check out "Lords of Brooklyn"... Some of their raps are Saturday Night Fever, The Block and Motherless Sons. Motherless Sons is a newer rap, the others are more from the 90's.
🤣 We called it 🎬📽️ Renegade Filming. 😆 We ain't have Permits for nothing. Show up on your hood corner, get your shot in 1 or 2 takes, then move on before the Bodega man called the Cops! 🫤 I do not miss editing Reel-to-reel Tape with Scotch tape. 🤣 If ya know, you KNOW! ✂️✂️✂️✂️🥰🐰
MC Serch later went solo. You have to react to his video Back to the Grill. It’s one of the best posse cuts of the 90s.
It means don't lie to me Don't gas me
Our era had "dirty rap", too. 2 Live Crew is a group that if I listened to, my mom was ready to show her mean side. A lot of clean rap in there, too but it is what it is and wad what it was.
Another dis record from a female is Roxanne Shante's " Have a Good Day"... watch and react to Roxanne Shante at 14 years old rapping " Roxanne's Revenge"
I have Roxanne's Revenge on vinyl from back in the day.
😆 Gilbert Gottfried is 1 of my favorite #Satiristas! 😁🥰🐰
There was a lot of diversity in the music and the videos back in the 80s and into the 90s before the studio heads started only pushing Gangsta rap for a few years. Started getting a little more diverse again with the emergence of acts like Nas, Wu-Tang, OutKast, etc, then took a step backwards with overly sexual and materialistic rappers taking over.
Do their track Wordz of Wisdom. Flow is so smooth.
Backpack rappers, industry didn't want that they wanted rappers that sent their bros to prison with the gangsta attitude
Wow!!!!
Third rapper is MFDoom
I think you should listen to "Self Destruction".....
They had beef with Vanilla Ice
Not gonna tell you that there were no records from this era that were on some debauchery 💩 but, it was not the standard. Originality mattered more and there was definitely more diversity. But the success of NWA, and to a lesser degree Luke/2 Live Crew, triggered a shift in what was pushed by the major labels…the result was an increasingly more narrow scope of what popular rap looked and sounded like. For better or worse, it has evolved to where it is today.
A "Gas Face" was a "sell out". In my recollection
You think maybe RTJs E got some inspiration here?
Great video!in regards to White rappers, I think el-p is dope. Peep Company Flow- 8 Steps to Perfection.
MODOK?
OMG I haven’t heard this in decades😂
I get it…
Vanilla ice damn near ruined it 😂😂😂
And then there was Eminem…
I’m still terrified of him
And I’m from Detroit too😂😂
There were white rappers and black rockers back in the day… before politicians started making big money by dividing and pitting us against each other.
If you want to see debauchery in hip hop from back in the day, go react to some 2 Live Crew
I’m only here for Gilbert Godfried, no lie. 100% you should react to one or two of dude’s interviews or stand up bits. He was his own kinda’ hilarious.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
You done Informer by Snow yet? Another classic white rapper
its a shitstrom about mc hammer. yes its flavor flave. Professor Griff hate pete nice and kmd. 8:33 Kid and play. 10:36 EPMD.
BRUH, check out X-Clan
you need to be first reactor to do the song product of the environment- it pops up right in the corner at the end of this video- it has a video- my favorite song- and btw you had asked under a beastie boys video if they ever had beef with anyone- and the answer is yes barely- and it was with the guy with the glasses who wants to be black- i had both their albums so i’m only slightly dissing them- i am gunna sub but if you don't do product of the environment i’m cancelling lol- btw besides the beastie boys and these guys- house of pain was the only other good white rappers back in the 90s- and if ur from philly (me too) then i might stay on even if you skip my request- also mc hammer almost literally had these guys killed over this song-
M F D O O M
House of pain went hard in the rap game!!!
MF DOOM
White rappers check out cyprus hill
They DID fail you.
The "gas face" = calling out ANYTHING/ANYONE that's wack, negative, ect. Watch the video again and pull up the lyrics. They are calling out racism and racist ideology against Black people (hence the image of Hitler)...they are also calling out wack rappers. It's all there.
3rd bass was cool but they ended when vanilla ice happened.
Mc search
Their biggest hit is literally making fun of Vanilla Ice.
@@iamangee pretty ironic isn't it 😂
Rap was clean back then. It's been hijacked, distorted and corrupted today.
They couldn’t stand MC Hammer
Rap use to be intellectual in fact if you didn't have slick metaphors you were whack. You battled lyrically on your track against other rappers who you thought were whack. If you auto tuned and mumbled incoherently you would have never made it or straight up been laughed and made a fool of.