"This song makes me want to slap the sh-- out of somebody" That is in fact the reaction they wanted. They'll even tell you who to slap if you listen to the lyrics.
“Justify those who died, for wearing the badge they’re the chosen whites” the song is about police brutality. The firsts parts it goes “some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses”, implying some polices forces are in the KKK.
It's not implying that some police is in the KKK, it's about the very real fact that the KKK specifically got members in the police force to help shape anti-black laws and enforce them, going back to the 1920s.
One review was "This album starts off really really angry. Then as it goes on, it just gets even angrier. I didn't think that was possible, but even I wanted to kill someone in power by the end of it. I was still angry two days later."🤣🤣🤣
It sure makes this 61 year old white lady angry! F**k you, I won't do what you tell me.... I wish I could do more for the movement but alas, I'm stuck in a nursing facility.
@@firstsurname7099Latinos are historically white, being mainly from Spain and Portugal. They just got a tan over the past few hundred years, unlike Africans who originated from Africa as darker skinned people many millenia ago.
@@firstsurname7099 Also personally, I don't consider Aztec and Inca origins as Latino because they are completely separate from the Spanish. They were South American Natives.
@@TheBlackQueen Thanks babes, but my history and geography are pretty good. I'm relating my comment/answer to the (presumed) position the questioner - a young 'African American' chap so pointing out that 'ethnicity' and 'race' are more complex than black n white n what y'all get 'taught' in the states - but RATM are a mixed (in every sense of the word) band. And yeah you're right amerindians obvs aren't latinx - which is why I said meso and south americans are 'mixed'
Know Your Enemy! I remember seeing Rage as an "opening" band at Lollapalooza in 93 where the headliners were Tool, Alice in Chains and Primus. What a great day that was.
I saw that tour also. Tool wasn’t a headliner yet. They were still on small stage when I saw them. After that sober broke on the radio and they were moved to main stage. This was my first experience with rage I loved em ever since!!
@@bubbaturner4784 It's all good. Man, I remember how young I was then hearing that song when it first came out and not really understanding it at the time.
You know, sometimes I feel like we made more progress back then though... Now everyone just wants to be on TV for the optics, back then we actually CARED about being equal and fair to all people. It wasn't even a question, you just knew what was right and stood up for it. I just feel like now its too political and people are doin shit just for the "twitter cred"... which is sad AF... social media has brought us down so hard as a society.
Yup. The media was so pissed. Such a "F*** YOU!!!" statement to make this the number 1 single with no airplay, no promotion, none of the Music establishment wanting it to be number 1 but the fans just want out and bought it.
They were supposed to tour this year, but that got messed up like everything else. RATM is a socially conscious/political band. The guitarist, Tom Morello, went to Harvard was a Political Science major and graduated with Honors. And, oh yeah, he's a pretty freaking good musician, too.
Political poetry at it's best. A blend of races, blend of music genres & a message that smacks you upside the head. Every parent should bring their kids up to this. Then their kids.
There's a bunch of great black hard rock artists: Living Colour, Bad Brains, Fishbone, Death. Plus, hard rock bands that have black artist in them: King's X, Sevendust, Thin Lizzy. Not to mention Parliament Funkadelic who can't really be put in a box....lots of great music!
love fishbone and eddie hazel from funkedelic is so fukkin sick-also rocky george from suicidal tendencies gets left out for some weird reason because he s FUCKING AWESOME
@@duncansolloway2497 I totally agree about Eddie Hazel...and for real about Suicidal Tendencies. They were as popular as any of the big metal bands during the 80's. Not sure why they don't get their number called more.
@@mlqvist I can think of NOTHING more American than the sentence "fuck you I wont do what you tell me" and the police have NOT earned the respect they THINK they deserve. they are not your friends..... wake up...
This riff goes SOOOOO HARD ... Tom Morello the guitarist makes his guitar sound like literally anything he wants, check out “Bulls on Parade” the guitar solo sounds like he’s scratching turntables but it’s all done on his guitar
Tom Morello is a goddamn genius on that instrument. The fact that the liner notes actually have to tell the audience "yeah, these sounds were made on a guitar" is a testament to his skill
Hell yeh.. which is why us Brits made this our Christmas no.1 2009, just to tell Pop Idol and Simon Cowell to f**k off we won't do what you tell us 😂 Keep rocking, Sister 🤘🤘
This song is 30 years old and honestly it's timeless with its raw chaotic energy. It made me smile when you said it made you want to hit something. I play this still when I'm super pissed off as it calms me down as no one sings unhinged rage like Rage against the Machine. Loving you discovering all the music of my youth 🤘
Really, really good and astute point about how even though they are much different, RATM and Queen both spend a lot of time perfecting the arrangement of their songs. That's some high level shit you picked up on.
I spent over 15 years not knowing he was saying " badge " and " chosen " whites. When it came out we didn't have lyric videos you tube etc I just recently learned the lyrics and meaning
@@ahogammer6895 This song was released in 1992 All my friends used to have the album back then. I cant even imagine someone only discovering this track in 2007. It was already 15 years old at that time but i guess you are right. He could have just looked it up. Internet you know?
YES!!!! I saw them in '92 with Cypress Hill. It was a life changer. 5'0 woman in the mosh pit with the boys! The energy, the message, the rock, the rap. Zack is one of the most under-rated rappers. Tom is one of the most under-rated guitarist. They got it all. When Zach was young he would go crazy up on that stage!!! I am going to see them next month. I can't wait!!!!
The guitarist is mixed race - his father was the Kenyan ambassador to the US. The vocalist is primarily of Mexican/German descent, but he does have some African ancestry too I believe.
Fun fact: In 2009 there was a petition in the UK to get this as the Christmas No.1 because people were sick of X factor winners dominating the Christmas No.1
I think Cult of Personality is even more relevant today than when it was released. At least in the United States yeah, it sure is! Got that clown out of office but he's still leading his cult Straight to Hell. Shame they want to take the rest of us with them
Vocalist/Rapper Zach de la Rocha is of Hispanic descent. Guitarist Tom Morello is half black. There are many hard rock/metal/punk musicians that are black. Check out Living Colour, Body Count, Bad Brains, and 24/7 Spyz. Other black musicians include Rocky George from Suicidal Tendencies, Dug Pinnick from Kings X, Phil Lynott from Thin Lizzy, Lajon Witherspoon from Sevendust, Howard Jones of Killswitch Engage, and many others. Carla Harvey of Butcher Babies is mixed race as well.
I remember buying their first CD in 92, to hear them again for the first time would be magical. Down Rodeo (RO-DAY-O as in the rich persons shopping area in Cali) - Pistol Grip Pump - Wake Up - No Shelter - Township Rebellion ....f it, their whole catalog - do lyric videos
You need to check out living color cult of personality next if you're shocked that someone who's black which he actually isn't black is in a rock band but if you go to living color you'll find the whole band is black and cult of personality is another one of those songs that pretty much fits to what's going on in the world today
Great reaction! The lead singers name is Zach De La Rocha and if you wanna hear him really rap he was on a song in 2020 by Run the Jewels titled Ju$t. He kills it on the feature and it's a good song
When the beat drops after the first "killing in the name of" and JoJo does 'the lip bite'... you know it. We all still do that to this day to this song.
Dope reaction! All of their songs are politically charged and is super critical towards America as a whole. That being said. Check out Down Rodeo by Rage Against the Machine next! It's wild af 💥🤯✊
Went to their concert on a Utah farm in '96 and there were A LOT of cops on both sides of the stage... I guess they "expected" us to get violent. All of a sudden Zack (lead singer) ask the what the audience think's of all the cops and of course everyone boos. Next thing you know the band drops NWA's F@$k Tha Police and everyone erupts and the mosh pit explodes... Best concert ever!!!
The 90s were a wild time. We were rejecting the mass consumerism of our parents and grandparents, while also rejecting the increasingly corrupt government. That even went for a kid like me; I was a cheerleader, student council president, was on homecoming court and dated the star football player, but I still rocked out on this vibe. It was a great era to be a teen.
I remember hearing this when it came out and I was like 14. As others have said, it's as relevant today in the wake of the George Floyd killing as it was 30 years ago after Rodney King's murder. The more things change, the more they stay the same...
This song is 30 years old. I can't emphasize how much of a bomb drop this song was back in the day. It was incredible, and I love that new generations keep finding it.
I would pay real money to see you get your mind blown by In Living Color and their most well-known song "Cult of Personality" As to Security in the vid: a fan had gotten up on stage to do a stage dive and Security comes up and starts trying to manhandle him, Zack saw it and was like "nah bro" and told em to fuck off
90's hip-hop and alternative rock was killing it back in the day on MTV. I will forever miss these days but having youtube to share and comment keeps these memories alive.
I sang this song in a bar for karaoke and it was one of the most therapeutic moments of my life. I highly recommend doing this song and holding nothing back 🖕
Makes me so happy seeing you falling in love with the bands I grew up with, especially this! Went to see them in London and it was seriously kicking off.
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Ahh to be young and hear your first RATM song.
Young Gun don't know :P
I'm a lil jealous, LOL! Would love to start that journey all over again.
My thoughts exactly
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No sh*t!😂 I feel so bad for the youth today. The music now is kinda ... well we’re here now
"This song makes me want to slap the sh-- out of somebody"
That is in fact the reaction they wanted. They'll even tell you who to slap if you listen to the lyrics.
Hell yeah it does.. it’s a good one to listen to while driving triple the speed limit as well 👍
Middle fingered some bacon blasting this just the other day!!!!!
LOL
One of the funniest comments
@my dad beats me talk to your father about it
“Justify those who died, for wearing the badge they’re the chosen whites” the song is about police brutality. The firsts parts it goes “some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses”, implying some polices forces are in the KKK.
Sometimes he replaces that with "some of those who burn crosses are the same that hold office" live.
He even switches in the album version but still gets the points across. He is just very artistic and talented
@@ciaranconlon84 The record label would not allow them to use "hold Office".
Sad that this song is still relevant. “🖕🏻I won’t do what you tell me” best line ever!!!
It's not implying that some police is in the KKK, it's about the very real fact that the KKK specifically got members in the police force to help shape anti-black laws and enforce them, going back to the 1920s.
One review was "This album starts off really really angry. Then as it goes on, it just gets even angrier. I didn't think that was possible, but even I wanted to kill someone in power by the end of it. I was still angry two days later."🤣🤣🤣
It's carth... *looks up the word* It's cathartic, isn't it? :)
@@tinyfistm.2607 If ever there was a case for a good LOL, this is it. You've made me chuckle🤣, 👍👍👍
@@tinyfistm.2607 I've had to explain to coworkers that the angry music keeps me from being angry. Either the music is angry or I'm angry, your choice.
It sure makes this 61 year old white lady angry! F**k you, I won't do what you tell me.... I wish I could do more for the movement but alas, I'm stuck in a nursing facility.
@@donnazasgoat2274 you win the internet❤️❤️❤️❤️
He's not Black, he's Mexican, but a lot of people thought he was.
In the US 'latino' aren't white-white (which is weird) and many meso and south american folk are mixed, innit, plus Tom's Kenyan so.....
@@firstsurname7099Latinos are historically white, being mainly from Spain and Portugal. They just got a tan over the past few hundred years, unlike Africans who originated from Africa as darker skinned people many millenia ago.
@@firstsurname7099 Also personally, I don't consider Aztec and Inca origins as Latino because they are completely separate from the Spanish. They were South American Natives.
@@TheBlackQueen Thanks babes, but my history and geography are pretty good. I'm relating my comment/answer to the (presumed) position the questioner - a young 'African American' chap so pointing out that 'ethnicity' and 'race' are more complex than black n white n what y'all get 'taught' in the states - but RATM are a mixed (in every sense of the word) band. And yeah you're right amerindians obvs aren't latinx - which is why I said meso and south americans are 'mixed'
@@firstsurname7099 That entire first sentence is ridiculously condescending.
Know Your Enemy! I remember seeing Rage as an "opening" band at Lollapalooza in 93 where the headliners were Tool, Alice in Chains and Primus. What a great day that was.
Yes, know your fucking enemy.
I saw that tour also. Tool wasn’t a headliner yet. They were still on small stage when I saw them. After that sober broke on the radio and they were moved to main stage. This was my first experience with rage I loved em ever since!!
OMG I hate you.
Dude, I'm jealous.
You were THERE? I HATE YOU! Lucky Bestard!
If this was written and performed yesterday, it would be just as modern and relevant. And it's nearly 30 years old.
20 yrs
But Definitely A Masterpiece
@@bubbaturner4784 This song came out originally in 1992. That's nearly 30 years ago.
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I hit accidentally hit the 2 instead of 3
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@@bubbaturner4784 It's all good. Man, I remember how young I was then hearing that song when it first came out and not really understanding it at the time.
Shit, shit never changes.
People of Color born in the 1990's reacting to RATM is the only reason I need the internet.
It gives me so much joy to watch them realize how dope this genre truly is.
He said in another video that he was 2 years old in 2004. I noticed because he’s 2 years older than my son 😱😱
@@Llllll98 FAAAAAACTS
No way was this kid born in the 90's. XD But I'm watching people on here in their 40's discover Rage, and it's wild!
Almost as awesome as reactions to Jonathan Davis scatting
Zacarías Manuel de la Rocha, an american singer with mexican father. His father was an activist and his mother was an anthropologist. Zack rules!!!
and Tom Morello, OLD SKOOL BADASS.
And his grandpa was a Mexican militia
@@apersonwholikesmeme Tom Morello's father was first Kenyan ambassador in the UN, and his grand uncle the first president of Kenya! :D
The 90's were a wild time, my dude. And yet here we are again.
You know, sometimes I feel like we made more progress back then though... Now everyone just wants to be on TV for the optics, back then we actually CARED about being equal and fair to all people. It wasn't even a question, you just knew what was right and stood up for it. I just feel like now its too political and people are doin shit just for the "twitter cred"... which is sad AF... social media has brought us down so hard as a society.
There is no again, it's still. We are still there. Same poop, different pants.
This was the UK's Christmas no1 single in 2009. Was a protest against Simon Cowell and X Factors monopoly on the Xmas no1.
Yup. The media was so pissed. Such a "F*** YOU!!!" statement to make this the number 1 single with no airplay, no promotion, none of the Music establishment wanting it to be number 1 but the fans just want out and bought it.
i bought 5 copies
They were supposed to tour this year, but that got messed up like everything else.
RATM is a socially conscious/political band.
The guitarist, Tom Morello, went to Harvard was a Political Science major and graduated with Honors.
And, oh yeah, he's a pretty freaking good musician, too.
Oh stop it, they are just cooperate scum like everyone they decry. What would serve them best is to end them.
Tom Morello = LEGEND
Political poetry at it's best.
A blend of races, blend of music genres & a message that smacks you upside the head.
Every parent should bring their kids up to this. Then their kids.
I brought my kids up on this ! We used to laugh at me being a grey haired head banging Granny. Now I am one and it feels like yesterday.
There's a bunch of great black hard rock artists: Living Colour, Bad Brains, Fishbone, Death. Plus, hard rock bands that have black artist in them: King's X, Sevendust, Thin Lizzy. Not to mention Parliament Funkadelic who can't really be put in a box....lots of great music!
love fishbone and eddie hazel from funkedelic is so fukkin sick-also rocky george from suicidal tendencies gets left out for some weird reason because he s FUCKING AWESOME
@@duncansolloway2497 I totally agree about Eddie Hazel...and for real about Suicidal Tendencies. They were as popular as any of the big metal bands during the 80's. Not sure why they don't get their number called more.
Don’t forget Body Count
@@teresas8173 How could I forget?!
You forgot about Killswitch Engage!
GOAT ✊🏻✊🏽✊🏿
LEARN THE LYRICS. FOLLOW THE PATH OF KNOWLEDGE THEY ARE LEADING YOU TO.
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THIS! 👆👆👆
THIS THIS
THIS THIS THIS!
Hell yes!!!
Indeed the path is illuminated for those who seek it
Zack is 1/2 Mexican (father) , 1/2 German (morher)
His mother is also supposed Sepherdic Jewish. I'd love to see his Ancestry DNA.
@@JasonDitz Zack is the most mixed dude I have ever seen😂 he looks like every race in one lmao
Black, White, Mexican and Jewish
This was a political revolution anthem and all these years later, we're battling the same BS. This band was incredible.
some shit never changes...
It's almost like the message of "Fuck you I won't do what you tell me", directed to cops, is not a helpful one.
@@mlqvist I can think of NOTHING more American than the sentence "fuck you I wont do what you tell me"
and the police have NOT earned the respect they THINK they deserve. they are not your friends..... wake up...
@@mlqvist exactly that’s how people get killed
Battling? Lol. Relax, but I feel you.
When he said the song makes him want to smack the shit out of somebody I absolutely lost it hahaha
The guitarist actually went to Harvard
Tommy !!!!
Political science of I recall.
Get the lyrics my man. You’re missing the RATM life lessons!!!
I can't think of another song that's more appropriate for what's going on in our world today especially last year
You should do In Living Color ... Cult of Personality... you'll be surprised
Ooo, I'd love to see that
The song was released in 1994 I think and is still so relevant today.
This riff goes SOOOOO HARD ... Tom Morello the guitarist makes his guitar sound like literally anything he wants, check out “Bulls on Parade” the guitar solo sounds like he’s scratching turntables but it’s all done on his guitar
Tom Morello is a goddamn genius on that instrument. The fact that the liner notes actually have to tell the audience "yeah, these sounds were made on a guitar" is a testament to his skill
"He looks my age..."
Haahaahaaaa. This song is older than you, so he probably was your age when it was made.
Zach de la Rocha was 21 - makes it even wilder 🙌
Bulls on parade next. NO CAP
Rage is true hip hop. Iconic band.
RATM is the best Anti-Government band that their is.. You got to listen to the lyrics.. try "Bulls on Parade"
Absolutely!!!
Till they sold out
Sadly this song is still as relevant now as it was back in the 90’s
Hell yeh.. which is why us Brits made this our Christmas no.1 2009, just to tell Pop Idol and Simon Cowell to f**k off we won't do what you tell us 😂
Keep rocking, Sister 🤘🤘
@@catshez I remember that. I bought it myself (again) that year. So sick of the cookie cutter pop rubbish every damn year. 🤘🏻
This song is 30 years old and honestly it's timeless with its raw chaotic energy. It made me smile when you said it made you want to hit something. I play this still when I'm super pissed off as it calms me down as no one sings unhinged rage like Rage against the Machine.
Loving you discovering all the music of my youth 🤘
Really, really good and astute point about how even though they are much different, RATM and Queen both spend a lot of time perfecting the arrangement of their songs.
That's some high level shit you picked up on.
Seriously, impressive insights
"Wait, whaT the fuck did i just watch!?" Just earned you a new follower. 🤣🤣
Jo Jo's pure love of music and openness to new things make this a great channel. His insight is unique and deep.
How did you miss all those 🔥 lyrics? He repeats them like a million times???
I spent over 15 years not knowing he was saying " badge " and " chosen " whites. When it came out we didn't have lyric videos you tube etc I just recently learned the lyrics and meaning
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ehhh the CD's have printed lyrics dude.
@@alphatrion100 Not everyone used cds 15 years ago.
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This song was released in 1992
All my friends used to have the album back then.
I cant even imagine someone only discovering this track in 2007. It was already 15 years old at that time but i guess you are right.
He could have just looked it up.
Internet you know?
@@alphatrion100 Fair point.
YES!!!! I saw them in '92 with Cypress Hill. It was a life changer. 5'0 woman in the mosh pit with the boys! The energy, the message, the rock, the rap. Zack is one of the most under-rated rappers. Tom is one of the most under-rated guitarist. They got it all. When Zach was young he would go crazy up on that stage!!! I am going to see them next month. I can't wait!!!!
Bass player is a total Rush disciple, Lol!! So the heavy musicianship and exploring crazy changes is definitely in there.
I'm so excited about rage... hes mixed with a couple things
There are times in my life when blasting this song is 'music therapy'.
The guitarist is mixed race - his father was the Kenyan ambassador to the US. The vocalist is primarily of Mexican/German descent, but he does have some African ancestry too I believe.
"Know Your Enemy" will blow your mind!
Yes I know my enemy, they’re the teachers that taught me to fight me.
Fun fact: In 2009 there was a petition in the UK to get this as the Christmas No.1 because people were sick of X factor winners dominating the Christmas No.1
Have lyrics with every song Jojo. You missed the best part of the song
This was my first RATM too . Epic , legendary, mind blowing, shook, will never be enough to explain how important this band is.
Not to mention Tom Morello one lead guitar is on another level…. Pure genius
"Bulls On Parade" and "Know Your Enemey (lyrics) " next.
Good to see some Rage!
They have a special talent of making you wanting to punch someone in a lot of songs
Zach is the lead singer. He is Black, Mexican, Irish and Jewish.
Hell yes rocking out with jojo today
This song is thirty years old and still relevant today. Please check out Living Colour “Cult of Personality”.
I think Cult of Personality is even more relevant today than when it was released. At least in the United States yeah, it sure is! Got that clown out of office but he's still leading his cult Straight to Hell. Shame they want to take the rest of us with them
This will be the music of a revolution
While watching the video, browse the lyric on ur phone...
"Punching babies" is the feeling you're having while listening to this band; it's okay as long as you don't act on it.
Just droppin Body Count in here, if you haven't heard of them before.
Sleep now in the fire is one of my favorites watch the video they did a their song On The Wall Street steps
Love that song! It's fucking epic!
90s real 90s ... so cool to be a teen in this era
Vocalist/Rapper Zach de la Rocha is of Hispanic descent. Guitarist Tom Morello is half black. There are many hard rock/metal/punk musicians that are black. Check out Living Colour, Body Count, Bad Brains, and 24/7 Spyz. Other black musicians include Rocky George from Suicidal Tendencies, Dug Pinnick from Kings X, Phil Lynott from Thin Lizzy, Lajon Witherspoon from Sevendust, Howard Jones of Killswitch Engage, and many others. Carla Harvey of Butcher Babies is mixed race as well.
Great choice!!!
How relevant their songs are today
You need to get in the middle of a 'Mosh Pit' at a RATM concert.... Most fun ever!!!
2:10 LOL Perfect effect -- well played, young man!
I remember buying their first CD in 92, to hear them again for the first time would be magical.
Down Rodeo (RO-DAY-O as in the rich persons shopping area in Cali) - Pistol Grip Pump - Wake Up - No Shelter - Township Rebellion ....f it, their whole catalog - do lyric videos
You need to check out living color cult of personality next if you're shocked that someone who's black which he actually isn't black is in a rock band but if you go to living color you'll find the whole band is black and cult of personality is another one of those songs that pretty much fits to what's going on in the world today
Great reaction! The lead singers name is Zach De La Rocha and if you wanna hear him really rap he was on a song in 2020 by Run the Jewels titled Ju$t. He kills it on the feature and it's a good song
I used to listen to this on my way to work every day at one point. Got me psyched up for the day
The Singer and Guitarist are mixed and like brown so close enough.
brad wilk is a minority as well. only one white guy in the band.
Tom is mixed black and white. Brad and Zack are mexican. Tim is the token white guy 😄
Lovin’ the vids, man. But you really should have the lyrics up on your phone while you watch these.
Gotcha
When the beat drops after the first "killing in the name of" and JoJo does 'the lip bite'... you know it. We all still do that to this day to this song.
I will automatically subscribe to any sincere reaction to this band
Dope reaction! All of their songs are politically charged and is super critical towards America as a whole. That being said. Check out Down Rodeo by Rage Against the Machine next! It's wild af 💥🤯✊
bulls on parade and wake up, you'll like those too
Went to their concert on a Utah farm in '96 and there were A LOT of cops on both sides of the stage... I guess they "expected" us to get violent. All of a sudden Zack (lead singer) ask the what the audience think's of all the cops and of course everyone boos. Next thing you know the band drops NWA's F@$k Tha Police and everyone erupts and the mosh pit explodes... Best concert ever!!!
The 90s were a wild time. We were rejecting the mass consumerism of our parents and grandparents, while also rejecting the increasingly corrupt government. That even went for a kid like me; I was a cheerleader, student council president, was on homecoming court and dated the star football player, but I still rocked out on this vibe. It was a great era to be a teen.
I remember hearing this when it came out and I was like 14. As others have said, it's as relevant today in the wake of the George Floyd killing as it was 30 years ago after Rodney King's murder. The more things change, the more they stay the same...
yaaas! 🔥🔥🔥
I think we have a convert here!!! Great you have an open mind! 😀
This band has a special place in England.. They stop Simon Cowell every Christmas.. 🤶🗽❤️🇮🇸
Keep going down the Rage rabbit hole and make sure to have the lyrics cause is gonna make your Brain insane with lyrical content!✌️
You have listen to Living Color's first 2 albums!
This song is 30 years old. I can't emphasize how much of a bomb drop this song was back in the day. It was incredible, and I love that new generations keep finding it.
Hey brother Eddie here metal brings the warrior beast out of you 💪 rock on bro Eddie
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Zach was heavy in the Hip Hop movement. He is an extremely dope lyricists. He did a song with KRS One ' CIA '
My first concert EVER! Screwed up my expectations for any other show!!
I would pay real money to see you get your mind blown by In Living Color and their most well-known song "Cult of Personality"
As to Security in the vid: a fan had gotten up on stage to do a stage dive and Security comes up and starts trying to manhandle him, Zack saw it and was like "nah bro" and told em to fuck off
you will like "bulls on parade" even more. still rock, but better rapping
90's hip-hop and alternative rock was killing it back in the day on MTV. I will forever miss these days but having youtube to share and comment keeps these memories alive.
“this song i feel like i belong, like i am supposed to be reacting to it” ❤❤❤
when asked to describe there music hte guitarest said, hiphop vocals on rock guitar with funk bass on hip hop drums
I sang this song in a bar for karaoke and it was one of the most therapeutic moments of my life. I highly recommend doing this song and holding nothing back 🖕
JoJo you should do another reaction video of this song with the LYRICS!
This song is POWERFUL. 🔥
💜💜💜💜💜
Makes me so happy seeing you falling in love with the bands I grew up with, especially this! Went to see them in London and it was seriously kicking off.
Imagine seeing this live in 1993 at Lalapalooza ... incredible power and energy... and sadly still relevant today.
One of those songs that makes you want to run through a damn wall !!!!
the end of this song is my life quote...
Had this on cassette in 93,
My guy is gonna lose his shit when he hears Down Rodeo. NO CAP!
Originally it was "some of those that hold office...are the same that burn crosses." This is over 30 years old...let that sink in !
As soon as I saw the title I couldn't click fast enough! I knew what was coming after the words... Killing in the name of. AHahhahaha!
🤣🤣😂 you had that one coming..
One my all time favorites.... took me back to my teen years.