Pessoal do Brasil, compartilhem o vídeo com quem vocês conhecem e ajudem o canal dele. Aí vocês ajudam também os grupos que vocês gostam, pois as pessoas vão atrás para ouvir mais músicas e conhecer mais. Além disso, peçam vídeos que já tenham legenda em inglês. Mandem o link junto ;)
@Luis Você tem que ativar a legenda em português na engrenagem, senão não dá certo. Se estiver usando o youtube em outra língua não ativa o português também. Ele disse no início do vídeo que habilitou a tradução automática do youtube, portanto deveria estar funcionando.
Compartilhar por que só pra ver a empolgação dele e não enteder nada do que ele está falando, ele deveria ter a legenda em português, deu para perceber que ele pirou na letra mais gostaria muito de ler o que ele está falando.
thank you that was really nice of you and you are right. it helps people see that the rappers from brazil can rap really good and have a deep passion for it . Mano brown is really good at telling a story
"Pegar HIV na baca do cachorro" expressão que ele usa, ao se referir a cães soltos no dia do massacre para atacar os presidiários, e como haviam muitos infectados pelo vírus do HIV, outras pessoas foram infectadas através das mordias
bro by "contract HIV from a dog's mouth" they meant that amongst the prisoners some of them had HIV, and the dogs killed so many people that they maybe passed the HIV around the bodies. this shit creeps me up to this day, its one of the most intense lines ever
The dogs killed? I don’t think that the dogs killed a lot of people. The cops shoot them and yes, the dogs were biting everyone, possibly, making the HIV transmission..
This song, Diário de um Detento (An Inmate's Diary) was released in 1997. The lyrics are based on an actual inmate's diary, a man called Jocenir, one survivor of the Massacre. This Jocenir actually wrote several of the rhymes in the song, and he was friends with Mano Brown, the group's frontman. He wrote a book with the same name when he got out of prison telling his story. The Massacre of Carandiru happened in 1992. The Military Police was sent inside the prison to quell a rebellion that had started and they shot and killed 111 inmates in cold-blood, most of them inside their own cells. According to reports and testimonials, the inmates were, naturally, unarmed, and they had given up their homemade knifes at the request of the prison's warden. The commander of the operation was Colonel Ubiratan. For commanding the massacre, he was sentenced to 632 years in Prison, but this sentence was (unsurprisingly) overturned, as he claimed he was just "following order". The same happened to all the other 74 officers identified as participants. They were condemned in Court, and later their sentences were overturned. None of them went to prison. In fact, 58 of them were actually promoted afterwards. And six of them are still active in the force to this day.
@@andrebastos4283 Concordo em parte. Agora só não entendo pq eu tenho que aprender inglês pra entender em vez do cara que quer se comunicar comigo não aprende meu idioma ? Pelo menos poderia por legendas como fazem outros. Só pra pensar (é isso o que Os Racionais fazem) ...
Eu ri qndo ele disse: "Vocês tem umas celas grandes no Brasil. Aqui eles espremem duas pessoas numa cela pequena." Mal sabe q nessa cela do clipe eles enfiam uns dez de uma vez. kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Mano Brown or any of the other members never went to jail. The song was written by an actual Carandiru's inmate. He was an old man, who used to write letters for other inmates who didn't know how to write or read, so they could send them to their families. He went to Carandiru a few years later from the genocide, but writting the letters of traumatized inmates made him gather enough info to write the song. *The author was put in jail because of his brother. His brother used to sell stolen merch. With his wife pregnant, he needed a better car to take her on a trip. When he went to get the car, the police was expecting his brother, but he wasn't there. The police thought it was him, so they took him, even though he said it was not him. His brother never confessed or tried to take him outta there.
Impressionante que é de outro país entende a música dos Racionais e os daqui do Brasil são os poucos que entende que eles não estão apoiando o crime. Simplesmente estão dizendo para evitar o crimes.
Ele tá pelo engajamento ele pega cada verso que acha relevante para ele falar e , mas a música é um enredo real de um cenário de um dentento entediado q escreveu isso.
This was world news. I kind of remember something about this massacre . They seem to happen a lot in Brazil in jails. Seems like early 1990’s. Not sure. I am old and old brain🥴
In 1997 this song came up in the CD called "sobrevivendo no inferno" (surviving in the hell). This disc changed the Brazilian music and inspired a lot of new singers who are famous today.
111 deaths was the official result given by the authorities, but according to a police reporter who was there after the event, there was a pile of bodies that stretched to a certain distance. he said he did a quick calculation by the height of that pile and the distance. according to him, they were much, much more than 111 dead.
How can someone believe more in a pile of bodies measured by eye than the simple math of total of registered inmates before the event and those remaining after the event?
wow thats bad so the prisoners were locked in the cell and couldn't fight back that was wrong and the worst kind of coward to shoot at an un armed man thank you for the history
@@ROMsquad it was a massacre, bro. They was just waiting for an excuse to murder everybody there so they would reduce the "cost" from immates. That's fuckup on a whole'other level cus they murdered people who had nothing to do with the rebelion. And, a "fun" fact: the rebelious threw theyr weapons from the cells after a negotiation... and they got in and murdered everybody anyway. Bunch of state criminals. As in every place around the world!
@@marlimbob6688 The problem is not the method. The problem is who did the math. So you think that the the same people who did the massacre will tell the truth about the number of deads?
@@leodebrito5894 it doesn't need to be only the politice to do the math, any jornalist could check the prison documents to find out how many inmates there was before and just compare to the actual remaining.
Mate!!! It’s just great having ppl in the USA going through some BR Rap culture!! U say these jails have big cells?? They put around 20 ppl for two or 3 “beds”… and they have to respect the ones with Higher grounds in Crime Industry. Those cells might seem big, but they don’t respect the number of inmates and just lose them up as if they will fit any how!! Once again, it is nice to see ppl checking BR Rap reaching to some ppl in the US!
Eu sou de são Paulo e lembro bem desse dia,foi trágico. Hoje esse presídio não existe mais,ergueram um local chamado Parque da Juventude. Pra quem é da zona norte e conheceu o Carandiru,sabe que isso foi bem real.
@@carolriffoVc se engana. Essa foi a marca do governo dele. Assim como se sabe que foi esse massacre que impulsionou o surgimento do PCC. O inacreditável é ele ter sido eleito deputado federal depois do massacre pela galera do "bandido bom é bandido morto, mas não meche com meu bandido de estimação". Fleury escapou da justiça dos homens, mas da justiça de Deus não tem saída. Está pagando.
There is no words to translate the importance that Racionais MCs have to the hip hop culture and brazilian culture as a whole. Its hard to a foreign listener understand, even with subtitles, how deep, raw and true are their poetry and storytelling. Just to catch the big picture, imagine if the most iconic american rapper group, like Wu Tang, got miles and miles above anything in the scene, and now imagine if they could do it deniying to be on TV Shows, MTV (for most of their carreer), big labels, and such. They was trully from streets and lived the reality not only when they was unknown, but also after get famous. You dont see it happening in US, thats why its even harder to understand how real Racionais are compared to american rappers. They never embraced the mainstream, but the mainstream curved to them.
Na parte da música que ele diz " vai pegar HIV na boca do cachorro", no Carandiru muitas pessoas eram HIV positivo, o cachorro mordia várias pessoas e com isso podia infectar outras pessoas, acho que foi isso que ele quis dizer
As you always say it's about telling your story and call out the bullshit I'm also glad you tell your story and maybe show someone else, even if you made a mistake, you can turn your life around. Great reaction
Racionais tem uma lirica muito profunda e metafórica, tem que prestar atenção e entender a fundo o que ele quis dizer em cada verso, essa com certeza é uma das musicas que mais tem isso, esses caras sempre foram muito a frente do tempo, um dom inexplicável
It's important to know that more than a half of this lyrics was written by a guy that spent a time in jail by mistake. This guy used to write letters for the inmates.
Its no a big cell man, just a scene from the record. Nowadays within Brazilian prisions there's no space in the cells, and a lot of inmates in there, we really need an educational reform to keeo kids out of crime and change the country's path and future. Good bless y muhos éxtios, un abrazo y un nuevo subscriptor!
Você têm o Hip Hop na veia irmão me identifico muito com sua percepção das letras mesmo com a tradução inevitavelmente perdendo um pouco da profundidade. Continue assim mano!!! Espero que seus vídeos cheguem em mais pessoas. Principalmente da alta sociedade pra eles entenderem como as coisas são fora do castelo de vidro deles.
This song is from 1997. In 1998 won MTV's Video Music Brazil, Best Rap Video and Viewers Choise and won MTV's VMA International Viewers Choise representing MTV Brazil in the same year.
The part that he says that someone will contract HIV from the dog's mouth, is referering from the dog biting lots of inmates, the blood gets passed from one to another by the bites. That's what he meant, BTW this music was released in 1997, and was adapted from a real inmate diary.
You need to do more of these. I listen to Racionais since i was 9, this dudes made me understand the real world and what i was going to deal with in my adolescence. I did a lot of bad shit, but they taught me how the street works.
Eu vi o pessoal reclamar que não têm legenda em português mas eu acho que fica melhor quando vocês colocam o áudio da música no mesmo volume do áudio da gravação que fica perfeito. É só uma dica. Quem concorda comenta aqui.
this prison no longer exists, it was demolished after the killing of 111 prisoners, the carandiru was the largest prison in latin america with almost 10,000 detainees. It was demolished if I'm not mistaken in 1992.
A news from days ago: The Public Security Commission of the Chamber approved this Tuesday (2) a project that grants amnesty to military police officers prosecuted or punished for their role in the Carandiru massacre. In all, 111 inmates died in the massacre, which took place on October 2, 1992 in the prison complex that was in the North Zone of São Paulo. The police entered the place to contain a rebellion by the prisoners.
Esse presídio que eles gravaram o clipe e se passa a história é o Carandirú. Ficava na zona norte de São Paulo e tem muita história triste. Ele foi desativado a 20 anos e tem um filme chamado "Carandirú", é um filme inspirado num livro que o médico do presídio escreveu sobre o lugar, é muito bom, assista se se interessar. 👏
Watch a movie called "Carandiru" and you'll understand this song. It's a real history. Mano Brown got invited to play a soccer game in prison, once there and middle aged man in prison liked to write poem and music, so the prisioners asked Brown to meet with him and the man gave this song to him, Brown didn't like to sing things he didn't create himself, but this time was an exception and after release the song all the money he won he gave 50% to the midle age man, but to find him was so hard because he was transfered to other prison.
The story of this song is real, the guy who wrote the song was unjustly arrested, he was mistaken for his brother who was the real criminal, and these scenes of the bodies are real, there was a massacre at the time in which the lyrics of this rap were written, the prisoners rioted with many hostages, their own relatives they were visiting, and they were unable to negotiate much, and the police came in and it was a massacre, they released the dogs, and as many prisoners were HIV positive, when the dogs bit and bit other prisoners they transmitted the virus, hence the expression "getting HIV from the dog's mouth." There is a film that tells the story and has subtitles in English. To better understand the story. The film is called "Carandiru".
Esse cara é o melhor react que ja vi muito bom GOOD D+ normalmente eu paro no meio do react mas esse cara vou sempre até o final ele deixa a musica rolar e entende bem o que a letra quer dizer
That image on 14:46 is a real record of the fact, the dogs were biting the inmates to make them get back to cells, before the cops starts killing them. A lot of the few survivors were tested with hiv virus later.
Diário de um Detento was realeased in 1997, the song was written by a inmate called Josemir Prado, "THE" jOCENIR and the guy just gived the lirics to Mano Brown. Ears later Brown give's back all the rights to Josemir, BUT the guy never showed up his face to the society. (BTW Brown talk about Josemir has a poetry guy on jail, he had studied and everything)
Essa música foi escrita por um detendo que um amigo dos racionais apresentou para eles. Ele deu a música para eles e falou para fazerem o que quiser com a letra.
Hey Bro, I'm From Brazil, I Not Speak English, But Trying 😂,Keep Recording, Is Very Good , Thank You, Racionais Mc's Is Culture In This Brazil Sorry for my English, nothing perfect lol
This lyrics were written by an actual inmate called Jocenir form a prison were the Racionais were visiting. Other inmates introduced him to the vocalist, Mano Brown, as someone who wrote great rap lyrics. He gave the lyrics to Mano Brown and I think they splitted the rights. His story became a book also.
Mr. RDiss, First of all, thaks for your sensitive video reaction. Here, in the outskirts of some big brazilian cities, "dog's mouth" could mean many thigs, but most of them are about the evil, the devil, the death, sometimes associated with poverty conditions.
I'm from Brazil I really like your video reacting rational I would like you reacting there is another old school rap group here in Brazil this group is FACÇÃO CENTRAL you will like it 🔥
When Bro Brown uses the expression "Go get hiv from the dog's mouth", he is referring to the dogs used on the day of the rebellion at the Carandiru prison that bit many prisoners infected with HIV.
Hey brother. That's the story of Carandiru. That massacre was the starting point of PCC, Primeiro Comando da Capital, one of the biggest cartels in Latin America.
Hello there, RDiss. In my 11 years working as a CO in the state of São Paulo, I can assure you cells that "big" always come with a caveat: the state will try to fit as many inmates as it can inside of them. The largest cells I've ever seen had 8 beds and an average of 26 inmates each. Nowadays I work in a psychiatric hospital for the criminally insane, so most cells can only have one inmate, while a few dozen larger cells can accommodate two without any trouble. With all that said, it feels great to see someone who did time and is leading a good life now. As a CO, one of the worst parts of my job is seeing the same people being arrested again and again, especially some guys who seemed so focused on putting all that shit behind them. I don't judge them because I have no idea how hard their lives must have been and I didn't know much about them besides the short conversations we'd have once in a while. In a world full of piece of shit COs, I've always tried to make a difference by treating inmates with respect, and earning theirs not by imposing my authority but by showing them I'm just an average joe who needs to get by just like they do. It hasn't always been smooth sailing, but I did the best I could. Anyway, I just discovered your channel (and Goony Googles' as well) and will definitely keep on the lookout for more reactions as they come along. If I notice any incorrect subtitles, I'll do my best to retranslate them to you in a way that conveys the same meaning and makes sense at the same time. If you read all that, thanks a lot, brother, and I apologize for any errors, as English isn't my native language and I don't practice it all that much
Belo texto cara, parabéns pelo trabalho e por lutar pra fazer a diferença, tenho certeza q mtos detentos/ex-detentos têm boas memórias de você, como um simbolo de esperança. E seu inglês é ótimo. Abraço.
This sound went record like 25 years ago. And they are the most famous and popular group to this day on Brazil. We appreciate you listening, please share to your friends 🤜🏻🤛🏻
the thing with corpses is very true. Brazil has horrible stories about that, there was some time ago a "hospital" in the southeast of Brazil which was basically a killing spree. some ex nazi germans soldiers came here to see this "hospital" and they said that it was worse than the holocaust. Life here is like a disposable cup unfortunately
"Boca do cachorro" have dual meanings. It can stand as a small street (boca) nicknamed "dog", but there's also another thing: some inmates uses dogs as their "girlfriends". There was a jail here in my city that was being closed and the inmates were being moved to another one. People was noticing that most of them were carrying one dog. A person asked if all of them liked dogs so much. The answer was: "No. They're their girlfriends." This was long ago.
Essa história e real ao todo 111 mortos nessas 24hrs contada! Na Netflix tem a série desse dia chama se Carandiru, mas o dia ficou na história do Brasil como massacre de carandiru
The music is from 97 but the massacre was in 92. Also Brazil is the single country with the largest Catholic community in the world as per 2010 census You should watch the movie Carandiru, it's about the massacre, based on the book from a doctor who worked there, it was the biggest most overcrowded prison of Brazil in the 90's. Prisons are still inhumane in many places here today but the movie really show how bad it was for the inmates there, it was like a parallel society;
Rua 10 was a corridor that was well known and feared by the inmates imprisoned in the famous Carandiru prison. The sinister space was next to the stairs of one of the pavilions, in an architectural curve, which was on the opposite side of the stairs, a strategically important place to place lookouts that warned when guards approached. Pavilion 8 of Carandiru, the most feared by prisoners Considered one of the most sinister places in the prison and with the most stories to tell, Rua 10 was the scene of much blood and violence. Generally, the days of the week chosen for the adjustments were Mondays. The choice of day was not by chance, as the visits took place on Sundays, a sacred moment, in which no prisoner could hesitate. By the rules of the crime, anyone who owed or hesitated had to pay the bill on Monday, after receiving packs of cigarettes from relatives. Cigarettes were the currency in the institution. As prison is a place full of disagreements, practically every beginning of the week, someone died on 10th Street. The day even earned the name “Bloody Monday”.
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Pessoal do Brasil, compartilhem o vídeo com quem vocês conhecem e ajudem o canal dele. Aí vocês ajudam também os grupos que vocês gostam, pois as pessoas vão atrás para ouvir mais músicas e conhecer mais.
Além disso, peçam vídeos que já tenham legenda em inglês. Mandem o link junto ;)
@Luis Você tem que ativar a legenda em português na engrenagem, senão não dá certo. Se estiver usando o youtube em outra língua não ativa o português também. Ele disse no início do vídeo que habilitou a tradução automática do youtube, portanto deveria estar funcionando.
Compartilhar por que só pra ver a empolgação dele e não enteder nada do que ele está falando, ele deveria ter a legenda em português, deu para perceber que ele pirou na letra mais gostaria muito de ler o que ele está falando.
thank you that was really nice of you and you are right. it helps people see that the rappers from brazil can rap really good and have a deep passion for it . Mano brown is really good at telling a story
Yooo there a movie abour what he is singing but i don't remember the name
Logico que vou compartilhar,mas ele tinha que legendar em portugues ficaria top
"Pegar HIV na baca do cachorro" expressão que ele usa, ao se referir a cães soltos no dia do massacre para atacar os presidiários, e como haviam muitos infectados pelo vírus do HIV, outras pessoas foram infectadas através das mordias
Tantos anos ouvindo,e nao entendia essa parte bem analisado parabéns
Nossa
Tinha que ver se o mano dono do canal entendeu essa, ou manda em ingles pra ele ler
Pow..agora entendi essa parte. Caraca!!
Uollll
bro by "contract HIV from a dog's mouth" they meant that amongst the prisoners some of them had HIV, and the dogs killed so many people that they maybe passed the HIV around the bodies. this shit creeps me up to this day, its one of the most intense lines ever
A realidade é sempre deprimente e lastimável pro lado pobre e preto
Tenho fé q isso um dia vai acabar de uma vez por todas
Oh damn that is deep thanks fam
The dogs killed? I don’t think that the dogs killed a lot of people. The cops shoot them and yes, the dogs were biting everyone, possibly, making the HIV transmission..
@@zambrella1 you're right
This song, Diário de um Detento (An Inmate's Diary) was released in 1997. The lyrics are based on an actual inmate's diary, a man called Jocenir, one survivor of the Massacre. This Jocenir actually wrote several of the rhymes in the song, and he was friends with Mano Brown, the group's frontman. He wrote a book with the same name when he got out of prison telling his story.
The Massacre of Carandiru happened in 1992. The Military Police was sent inside the prison to quell a rebellion that had started and they shot and killed 111 inmates in cold-blood, most of them inside their own cells. According to reports and testimonials, the inmates were, naturally, unarmed, and they had given up their homemade knifes at the request of the prison's warden.
The commander of the operation was Colonel Ubiratan. For commanding the massacre, he was sentenced to 632 years in Prison, but this sentence was (unsurprisingly) overturned, as he claimed he was just "following order". The same happened to all the other 74 officers identified as participants. They were condemned in Court, and later their sentences were overturned. None of them went to prison. In fact, 58 of them were actually promoted afterwards. And six of them are still active in the force to this day.
There is also a movie about this event, it's called "Carandiru" (released at 2003)
The carandiru film is as good as the film Cidade de Deus
thank you so much did i give you my IG instagram.com/rdiss.mc/ tht would be cool if you can send me the ones with the subtitles
@@ROMsquad I can try, but I don't have IG. haha Or I send here and hope that you see it. :)
There is true
@@ROMsquad the movie is on yotube movies, you can buy it, but I dont know if its available on USA.
Como é bonito de ver o respeito que os gringos tem pela genealidade das letras dos Racionais!
Não entendi nada o que ele falou kkkk tirando o"old School" e " Crazy" kkk
@@marcos-yh9ot Ativa as legendas , não é exatamente o que ele esta falando mais da para entender
Verdade
@@marcos-yh9ot kkkkkkk mano,quando a emoção é verdadeira nem precisa de palavras para expressar,quando não é,faça FISK
@@andrebastos4283 Concordo em parte. Agora só não entendo pq eu tenho que aprender inglês pra entender em vez do cara que quer se comunicar comigo não aprende meu idioma ? Pelo menos poderia por legendas como fazem outros. Só pra pensar (é isso o que Os Racionais fazem) ...
that song was published 1997
Eu ri qndo ele disse: "Vocês tem umas celas grandes no Brasil. Aqui eles espremem duas pessoas numa cela pequena." Mal sabe q nessa cela do clipe eles enfiam uns dez de uma vez. kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Cara aí na cela de 2x3 cabe 20
10 kkkkkkkkk
Já fiquei em 1 cela com 33, levantou pra ir no boi já era, perdeu lugar. Cadeia é foda
superlotação de 270% nos presídios
Cela que cabe 6
Os cara coloca 20
Kkkkkkk dez e pouco mano.
Mano Brown or any of the other members never went to jail. The song was written by an actual Carandiru's inmate. He was an old man, who used to write letters for other inmates who didn't know how to write or read, so they could send them to their families. He went to Carandiru a few years later from the genocide, but writting the letters of traumatized inmates made him gather enough info to write the song.
*The author was put in jail because of his brother. His brother used to sell stolen merch. With his wife pregnant, he needed a better car to take her on a trip. When he went to get the car, the police was expecting his brother, but he wasn't there. The police thought it was him, so they took him, even though he said it was not him. His brother never confessed or tried to take him outta there.
crazyy
Verdade essa história
Impressionante que é de outro país entende a música dos Racionais e os daqui do Brasil são os poucos que entende que eles não estão apoiando o crime. Simplesmente estão dizendo para evitar o crimes.
Educação precária da nisso.
Pensei o mesmo!
Ele tá pelo engajamento ele pega cada verso que acha relevante para ele falar e , mas a música é um enredo real de um cenário de um dentento entediado q escreveu isso.
Só tá falando o óbvio descrito
Duvido tu entender meu rap senhor de Israel
🇧🇷 *O Brasil sempre foi muito bem representado lá fora com os Racionais MCs*
Pode crê 👍
Pá krl prc
Racionais não é só fantástico pro brasileiro não. É classe mundial, compete com Wu-Tang numa boa.
This was world news. I kind of remember something about this massacre . They seem to happen a lot in Brazil in jails. Seems like early 1990’s.
Not sure. I am old and old brain🥴
That’s good that’s you know this these guys have a positive message I like them.
The massacre was in 1992, and the song is from 1997.
You can tell the Brazilian audience is very passionate when we see people from other countries reacting to our music. Much success, brother.
yes sir i appreciate it mad love and respect fam
@@ROMsquad reacts to the movie "Carandiru" it has English subtitles on RUclips. the movie is based on the story of this video clip ai. 🙂🇧🇷
@@ROMsquad
Love to you too, my brother! 👊🏼
In 1997 this song came up in the CD called "sobrevivendo no inferno" (surviving in the hell). This disc changed the Brazilian music and inspired a lot of new singers who are famous today.
111 deaths was the official result given by the authorities, but according to a police reporter who was there after the event, there was a pile of bodies that stretched to a certain distance. he said he did a quick calculation by the height of that pile and the distance. according to him, they were much, much more than 111 dead.
How can someone believe more in a pile of bodies measured by eye than the simple math of total of registered inmates before the event and those remaining after the event?
wow thats bad so the prisoners were locked in the cell and couldn't fight back that was wrong and the worst kind of coward to shoot at an un armed man thank you for the history
@@ROMsquad it was a massacre, bro. They was just waiting for an excuse to murder everybody there so they would reduce the "cost" from immates.
That's fuckup on a whole'other level cus they murdered people who had nothing to do with the rebelion.
And, a "fun" fact: the rebelious threw theyr weapons from the cells after a negotiation... and they got in and murdered everybody anyway.
Bunch of state criminals. As in every place around the world!
@@marlimbob6688 The problem is not the method. The problem is who did the math. So you think that the the same people who did the massacre will tell the truth about the number of deads?
@@leodebrito5894 it doesn't need to be only the politice to do the math, any jornalist could check the prison documents to find out how many inmates there was before and just compare to the actual remaining.
Tô viciado nesse negócio de react kkkk tanto react de rap quanto a outros estilos e outros react relacionados de gringos para o BR.
eu tbm kkkkkkkk
Mate!!! It’s just great having ppl in the USA going through some BR Rap culture!!
U say these jails have big cells?? They put around 20 ppl for two or 3 “beds”… and they have to respect the ones with Higher grounds in Crime Industry. Those cells might seem big, but they don’t respect the number of inmates and just lose them up as if they will fit any how!!
Once again, it is nice to see ppl checking BR Rap reaching to some ppl in the US!
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Se Português fosse universal, Racionais seria considerado pelo mundo todo como o melhor grupo de Mcs do planeta
Eu sou de são Paulo e lembro bem desse dia,foi trágico.
Hoje esse presídio não existe mais,ergueram um local chamado Parque da Juventude.
Pra quem é da zona norte e conheceu o Carandiru,sabe que isso foi bem real.
E pensar que Fleury morreu esse ano de velhice e quase ninguem lembrou que ele foi o responsável pelo massacre do Carandiru
@@carolriffoVc se engana. Essa foi a marca do governo dele. Assim como se sabe que foi esse massacre que impulsionou o surgimento do PCC.
O inacreditável é ele ter sido eleito deputado federal depois do massacre pela galera do "bandido bom é bandido morto, mas não meche com meu bandido de estimação".
Fleury escapou da justiça dos homens, mas da justiça de Deus não tem saída. Está pagando.
COLOCOU BRAZIL NO TÍTULO O VÍDEO BOMBA.... GALERA LÁA FORA JÁ SACOU ISSO RSRS
Descobriram a galinha de ovos de ouro
Verdade,vejo canal de uma russa,de um italiano,agora esse,fora os dos americanos Tim e o Seth kkkk,mas tem mais.
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@@luskulinha Bom pra nós que de certa forma acabamos nos divulgando !
Só tem q colocar legenda
There is no words to translate the importance that Racionais MCs have to the hip hop culture and brazilian culture as a whole. Its hard to a foreign listener understand, even with subtitles, how deep, raw and true are their poetry and storytelling.
Just to catch the big picture, imagine if the most iconic american rapper group, like Wu Tang, got miles and miles above anything in the scene, and now imagine if they could do it deniying to be on TV Shows, MTV (for most of their carreer), big labels, and such. They was trully from streets and lived the reality not only when they was unknown, but also after get famous. You dont see it happening in US, thats why its even harder to understand how real Racionais are compared to american rappers. They never embraced the mainstream, but the mainstream curved to them.
Na parte da música que ele diz " vai pegar HIV na boca do cachorro", no Carandiru muitas pessoas eram HIV positivo, o cachorro mordia várias pessoas e com isso podia infectar outras pessoas, acho que foi isso que ele quis dizer
exato!
As you always say it's about telling your story and call out the bullshit
I'm also glad you tell your story and maybe show someone else, even if you made a mistake, you can turn your life around. Great reaction
Racionais Mc's...
O melhor Rap de todos os tempos...
Made in São Paulo-Brasil
Só faltou a legenda nesse react
Uma das melhores do racionais
Tmj irmão
Racionais MC'S is the most respectable rappers in Brazil. They have respect from all of kind people here.
This is a true story, written by an inmate. And Racionais made the music on top of that.
Racionais tem uma lirica muito profunda e metafórica, tem que prestar atenção e entender a fundo o que ele quis dizer em cada verso, essa com certeza é uma das musicas que mais tem isso, esses caras sempre foram muito a frente do tempo, um dom inexplicável
The album was released in 1997 and received an MTV Video Music Award: Video Music Brasil.
It's important to know that more than a half of this lyrics was written by a guy that spent a time in jail by mistake. This guy used to write letters for the inmates.
You serve two day, The day I walked in and the day I walked out!
convocou os brasileiros e ainda legendou, logo logo todos estarão presentes
React a vida loka part 2 🇧🇷🇺🇲✌
lengenda em português
Parabéns pelo react! Racionais is the epic old scholl hip Hop. The history is real.
Its no a big cell man, just a scene from the record.
Nowadays within Brazilian prisions there's no space in the cells, and a lot of inmates in there, we really need
an educational reform to keeo kids out of crime and change the country's path and future.
Good bless y muhos éxtios, un abrazo y un nuevo subscriptor!
Você têm o Hip Hop na veia irmão me identifico muito com sua percepção das letras mesmo com a tradução inevitavelmente perdendo um pouco da profundidade. Continue assim mano!!! Espero que seus vídeos cheguem em mais pessoas. Principalmente da alta sociedade pra eles entenderem como as coisas são fora do castelo de vidro deles.
Thanks
This song is from 1997. In 1998 won MTV's Video Music Brazil, Best Rap Video and Viewers Choise and won MTV's VMA International Viewers Choise representing MTV Brazil in the same year.
Great reaction, I'm brazilian and found you because of Tom's songs and now here you're doing brazilian reactions
The part that he says that someone will contract HIV from the dog's mouth, is referering from the dog biting lots of inmates, the blood gets passed from one to another by the bites. That's what he meant, BTW this music was released in 1997, and was adapted from a real inmate diary.
Se tem Brasil no titulo, estaremos aqui!!!!
You need to do more of these. I listen to Racionais since i was 9, this dudes made me understand the real world and what i was going to deal with in my adolescence. I did a lot of bad shit, but they taught me how the street works.
FACÇÃO CENTRAL - ONDE O FILHO CHORA E A MÃE NÃO VÊ
Grupo Detento do rap fala isso música a casa detenção. Fala isso quer me lembro
1997 tesouro nacional Brasileiro, diretamente de São Paulo
Eu vi o pessoal reclamar que não têm legenda em português mas eu acho que fica melhor quando vocês colocam o áudio da música no mesmo volume do áudio da gravação que fica perfeito. É só uma dica. Quem concorda comenta aqui.
Thanks
this prison no longer exists, it was demolished after the killing of 111 prisoners, the carandiru was the largest prison in latin america with almost 10,000 detainees. It was demolished if I'm not mistaken in 1992.
Reage a ( Sabotage , Um bom lugar ) Clipe Oficial
A news from days ago:
The Public Security Commission of the Chamber approved this Tuesday (2) a project that grants amnesty to military police officers prosecuted or punished for their role in the Carandiru massacre. In all, 111 inmates died in the massacre, which took place on October 2, 1992 in the prison complex that was in the North Zone of São Paulo. The police entered the place to contain a rebellion by the prisoners.
You make the best reacts videos. U could make one about "MV Bill - Soldado do Morro" there are subtitles.
Send me the links to my IG
@@ROMsquad idk yr ig 😬
If it could be in here, that it is:
ruclips.net/video/yHWsdszfz8k/видео.html
Esse presídio que eles gravaram o clipe e se passa a história é o Carandirú. Ficava na zona norte de São Paulo e tem muita história triste. Ele foi desativado a 20 anos e tem um filme chamado "Carandirú", é um filme inspirado num livro que o médico do presídio escreveu sobre o lugar, é muito bom, assista se se interessar. 👏
Tinha que ter colocado legenda em português nesse vídeo também
Salve
Tem legenda só ativar.
Watch a movie called "Carandiru" and you'll understand this song. It's a real history. Mano Brown got invited to play a soccer game in prison, once there and middle aged man in prison liked to write poem and music, so the prisioners asked Brown to meet with him and the man gave this song to him, Brown didn't like to sing things he didn't create himself, but this time was an exception and after release the song all the money he won he gave 50% to the midle age man, but to find him was so hard because he was transfered to other prison.
A list of Brazilian raps with english subs
Mv Bill Soldado do Morro (english subs} (Old school)
ruclips.net/video/yHWsdszfz8k/видео.html
MV Bill - Estilo Vagabundo (english subs) (Old school)
ruclips.net/video/XA9Mw0qY5Rs/видео.html
Sabotage - No Brooklin (English subtitles) (Old school)
ruclips.net/video/80eTAGP7xxk/видео.html
RZO - O Trem (English subtitles) (Old school)
ruclips.net/video/mU2bFu9qbsQ/видео.html
Cesar MC - Canção Infantil part. Cristal (English subtitles)
ruclips.net/video/u9vEHFX4unE/видео.html
Favela Vive (Cypher) (part. Sant, Raillow e Froid) - subtitled in english
ruclips.net/video/bMW9EWDeK6M/видео.html
Favela Vive 2 (Cypher) - ADL, BK, Funkero e MV Bill (Prod. Índio) (English subtitles)
ruclips.net/video/wyoPCZw1BZY/видео.html
Favela Vive 3 - ADL, Choice, Djonga, Menor do Chapa & Negra Li (Prod. Índio & Mortão) | English sub
ruclips.net/video/Lx0zYfPjKE8/видео.html
FAVELA VIVE 4 - [ENGLISH CC]
ruclips.net/video/z_HyLILz7Jk/видео.html
Primavera Fascista - Bocaum, Leoni, Adikto, Axant, Mary Jane, Vk Mac, Dudu Mc | ENGLISH SUBTITLES
ruclips.net/video/HJ25I32b7RI/видео.html
Primavera Fascista 2 | ENGLISH SUBTITLES
ruclips.net/video/BVTt1sMXb8A/видео.html
Emicida - Pantera Negra Black panther (Clipe Oficial)
ruclips.net/video/Xi1BfosGv2E/видео.html
Emicida - AmarElo (Sample: Belchior - Sujeito de Sorte) part. Majur e Pabllo Vittar
ruclips.net/video/PTDgP3BDPIU/видео.html
Emicida - Hoje Cedo part. Pitty (English subtitles)
ruclips.net/video/3GABfCTxCzk/видео.html
DK47 - Sem Memória (English subtitles)
ruclips.net/video/FIhvHO0hGnM/видео.html
DK47 - Sem Final Feliz (English subtitles)
ruclips.net/video/z56Q8tj1YaM/видео.html
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The story of this song is real, the guy who wrote the song was unjustly arrested, he was mistaken for his brother who was the real criminal, and these scenes of the bodies are real, there was a massacre at the time in which the lyrics of this rap were written, the prisoners rioted with many hostages, their own relatives they were visiting, and they were unable to negotiate much, and the police came in and it was a massacre, they released the dogs, and as many prisoners were HIV positive, when the dogs bit and bit other prisoners they transmitted the virus, hence the expression "getting HIV from the dog's mouth." There is a film that tells the story and has subtitles in English. To better understand the story. The film is called "Carandiru".
there brother put subtitles in Portuguese
Esse cara é o melhor react que ja vi muito bom GOOD D+ normalmente eu paro no meio do react mas esse cara vou sempre até o final ele deixa a musica rolar e entende bem o que a letra quer dizer
Não tem legenda em português 😔
That image on 14:46 is a real record of the fact, the dogs were biting the inmates to make them get back to cells, before the cops starts killing them. A lot of the few survivors were tested with hiv virus later.
React facção central desculpa mãe
Diário de um Detento was realeased in 1997, the song was written by a inmate called Josemir Prado, "THE" jOCENIR and the guy just gived the lirics to Mano Brown. Ears later Brown give's back all the rights to Josemir, BUT the guy never showed up his face to the society. (BTW Brown talk about Josemir has a poetry guy on jail, he had studied and everything)
REACT RACIONAIS JESUS CHOROU
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This is a dope react... thanks man... Brazil appreciates you.
Essa música foi escrita por um detendo que um amigo dos racionais apresentou para eles. Ele deu a música para eles e falou para fazerem o que quiser com a letra.
The song was recorded in 97 and the videoclip one year after
Racionais é racionais, amo reacs com eles
Hey Bro, I'm From Brazil, I Not Speak English, But Trying 😂,Keep Recording, Is Very Good , Thank You, Racionais Mc's Is Culture In This Brazil
Sorry for my English, nothing perfect lol
Its music is carandiru history in Sao paulo Brazil. I am Brazilian.. i like your reactions!
This lyrics were written by an actual inmate called Jocenir form a prison were the Racionais were visiting. Other inmates introduced him to the vocalist, Mano Brown, as someone who wrote great rap lyrics. He gave the lyrics to Mano Brown and I think they splitted the rights. His story became a book also.
Just to answer your question, the song was released on 1997. Amazing video, you got the message.
nice fact''street 10'' was a place the inmates would go to settle disagreements, its like a urban legend nowdays
Mr. RDiss, First of all, thaks for your sensitive video reaction. Here, in the outskirts of some big brazilian cities, "dog's mouth" could mean many thigs, but most of them are about the evil, the devil, the death, sometimes associated with poverty conditions.
Salvehhh.... para todas as quebradas de alagoas-Brazil
I'm from Brazil I really like your video reacting rational I would like you reacting there is another old school rap group here in Brazil this group is FACÇÃO CENTRAL you will like it 🔥
When Bro Brown uses the expression "Go get hiv from the dog's mouth", he is referring to the dogs used on the day of the rebellion at the Carandiru prison that bit many prisoners infected with HIV.
Racionais is the biggest rap group from the south hemesphere and they were never comercial. That is not for anyone.
Hey brother. That's the story of Carandiru. That massacre was the starting point of PCC, Primeiro Comando da Capital, one of the biggest cartels in Latin America.
Hello there, RDiss. In my 11 years working as a CO in the state of São Paulo, I can assure you cells that "big" always come with a caveat: the state will try to fit as many inmates as it can inside of them. The largest cells I've ever seen had 8 beds and an average of 26 inmates each. Nowadays I work in a psychiatric hospital for the criminally insane, so most cells can only have one inmate, while a few dozen larger cells can accommodate two without any trouble.
With all that said, it feels great to see someone who did time and is leading a good life now. As a CO, one of the worst parts of my job is seeing the same people being arrested again and again, especially some guys who seemed so focused on putting all that shit behind them. I don't judge them because I have no idea how hard their lives must have been and I didn't know much about them besides the short conversations we'd have once in a while. In a world full of piece of shit COs, I've always tried to make a difference by treating inmates with respect, and earning theirs not by imposing my authority but by showing them I'm just an average joe who needs to get by just like they do. It hasn't always been smooth sailing, but I did the best I could.
Anyway, I just discovered your channel (and Goony Googles' as well) and will definitely keep on the lookout for more reactions as they come along. If I notice any incorrect subtitles, I'll do my best to retranslate them to you in a way that conveys the same meaning and makes sense at the same time.
If you read all that, thanks a lot, brother, and I apologize for any errors, as English isn't my native language and I don't practice it all that much
Belo texto cara, parabéns pelo trabalho e por lutar pra fazer a diferença, tenho certeza q mtos detentos/ex-detentos têm boas memórias de você, como um simbolo de esperança. E seu inglês é ótimo. Abraço.
This sound went record like 25 years ago. And they are the most famous and popular group to this day on Brazil. We appreciate you listening, please share to your friends 🤜🏻🤛🏻
5:00 was officially launched in 1997
Racionais é FODA!
You're dope as hell man! Love your story, you're so rich! Keep going ❤️ and you have a sick personality as well haha
the thing with corpses is very true. Brazil has horrible stories about that, there was some time ago a "hospital" in the southeast of Brazil which was basically a killing spree. some ex nazi germans soldiers came here to see this "hospital" and they said that it was worse than the holocaust. Life here is like a disposable cup unfortunately
All respect for Racionais!! Always!
"Boca do cachorro" have dual meanings.
It can stand as a small street (boca) nicknamed "dog", but there's also another thing: some inmates uses dogs as their "girlfriends".
There was a jail here in my city that was being closed and the inmates were being moved to another one. People was noticing that most of them were carrying one dog. A person asked if all of them liked dogs so much. The answer was: "No. They're their girlfriends."
This was long ago.
Os seus reacts são demais amigo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
10:55 Jardim Brasil minha quebrada 👏👏🇧🇷
Essa história e real ao todo 111 mortos nessas 24hrs contada! Na Netflix tem a série desse dia chama se Carandiru, mas o dia ficou na história do Brasil como massacre de carandiru
The music is from 97 but the massacre was in 92.
Also Brazil is the single country with the largest Catholic community in the world as per 2010 census
You should watch the movie Carandiru, it's about the massacre, based on the book from a doctor who worked there, it was the biggest most overcrowded prison of Brazil in the 90's. Prisons are still inhumane in many places here today but the movie really show how bad it was for the inmates there, it was like a parallel society;
Rua 10 was a corridor that was well known and feared by the inmates imprisoned in the famous Carandiru prison.
The sinister space was next to the stairs of one of the pavilions, in an architectural curve, which was on the opposite side of the stairs, a strategically important place to place lookouts that warned when guards approached.
Pavilion 8 of Carandiru, the most feared by prisoners
Considered one of the most sinister places in the prison and with the most stories to tell, Rua 10 was the scene of much blood and violence.
Generally, the days of the week chosen for the adjustments were Mondays. The choice of day was not by chance, as the visits took place on Sundays, a sacred moment, in which no prisoner could hesitate. By the rules of the crime, anyone who owed or hesitated had to pay the bill on Monday, after receiving packs of cigarettes from relatives. Cigarettes were the currency in the institution. As prison is a place full of disagreements, practically every beginning of the week, someone died on 10th Street. The day even earned the name “Bloody Monday”.
Nice video, I'm from Parelheros in the South SP, the neighborhood mentioned in the song by Racionais, a hug. 10:52 in movie. Um abraço manoo
LEGENDAAAAA
Legends
racionais mc's são fodas🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Racionais e o mestre do rap brasileiro
Pulou a melhor parte da música (o final)
Infelizmente isso é uma história real quê aconteceu no Carandiru antes de ser desativado