Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Ted Nugent - Stranglehold! This is an experience...
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hallelujah ! it took me on a journey too
Bruh, you’re a complete savage and i’m here for it!!!! Hahaha Let’s go!!!!
Motor City Madman!
Met 'Uncle Ted' briefly decades ago in Northern Ontario. Was great to listen to him talk about guitars and bows for a few minutes. Rock on!
@@BlackPegasusRapsCheck out Ted’s super group Damn Yankees! Especially High enough!
Listen to Home Bound
I don't always listen to Ted Nugent, but when I do, so do my neighbors.
😂😂😂😂
…..and the police too!!😂
Ted is playing the guitar, he's not the vocalist.
🎵 🎶 WHAT!!!! 😂 🎵
....and, the neighbors scream: "HEY, MAN - can you TURN THAT UP???!!!"
This song is dangerous. It makes you drive fast.
A great song to get a speeding ticket with.
Great highway cruising song!
So true lol
lol you actually look at the speedo when this is playing?🤪
Really fast…..
Those of us that grew up in the 70s now realize was one of the greatest eras when it came to rock music
Known it for a long time, but you are correct sir.
Between like 75-95 was some of the best music created in all genres, only real stain on that was Disco!
@@Jay-sg7rf You left out the 60's.
growing up in San Francisco. I was able to see Ted Nugent all the time. Ted Nugent is lead singer, lead guitarist. And the name Ted Nugent is both the singer and the band's name.
Not “one of” but THE greatest era for rock. ✌🏻
The motor city madman!!! Uncle Ted!!!! No smoke, no drink, no drugs, and rocked harder than anyone!!! The epitome of what a rock star should be......love Ted Nugent!!
He loves the natural high of adrenaline... and I think his adrenal glands live in overdrive!
He was really influential on the Strait Edge Punk Rock scene.
His only addiction was women, according to him
Which is interesting considering the only times I heard this song was at parties and everyone was drunk or high. One of the hugh party songs of my era.
Uncle Ted looked wild back in the day but he has never drank, never did any kind of drugs, and has never even smoked a cigarette. Very rare for someone in his line of work.
Huge props to Ted Nugent for being his own man and not falling into one of the typical rock star personas while still kicking ass and taking names. A man, marching to his own beat, and successful at that.
I'd say Zappa-esque, but Frank smoked cigarettes like a broke chimney.
And now he loves the Lord. He is all in
Shit 5hat man was hitting a fifth of Jack Daniel's one night in Johnstown Pennsylvania. He boke his leg jumping from one of the speakers, and continued play.
If you can’t say anything nice…
Ted did this guitar solo in one take for this song. Now ask yourself why isn’t this man in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Uncle Ted’s views aren’t the same as some people but who cares, he’s a bad ass and a living legend in the music industry. Derek St. Holmes sings this song, there’s a live version of Derek and Ted have done, it’s excellent.
@FREETHENUGE!
@tommyb123 Far more than Ted's views why he's not in the HOF. He's done everything outside the music industry complex. He is NOT a living legend IN the music industry. he's a living legend outside it. Always has been, and the reason he's not there.
great question, unfortunately obviously answer
@@tednugentbecause The douche-canoe that runs Rolling Stone magazine says so. That's it right there.
@@bettyrose959
BS! Explain Bad Company, Boston, Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Motley Crue, Kansas, Eddie Money, BTO, etc.
HOF is full of 💩!
AKA sweaty teddy, aka the motor City madman, AKA Uncle Teddy and a great friend and advocate of the second amendment. God bless Ted Nugent God bless America 🇺🇸
AKA The Great Gonzo!!!
Ted’s got a stranglehold on that guitar and it’s begging for mercy.
No alcohol no smoke no drugs, just raw energy from uncle Ted, such a slow burn pump up. Dig deep into to Ted. Used to play on stage with a loin cloth and shoot flaming arrows across the stage.
Ted Nugent is the guitarist. He wrote the song. Some songs he sings, others he just plays. He started in the 60's with the Amboy Dukes and really took off in the 70's when he went solo. He was also in the group Damn Yankees in the 80's.
He's known as the Motorcity Madman. He hails from Detroit.
Derek St Holmes sings this track and quite a few others that Ted doesn't
@@Ezzy762 Does Derek sing on Tied Up In Love? I love that song and I think it's underrated. It has a totally different sound.
@loristone9242 Derek was working on another project during the recording of the Penetrator album, and Ted recruited Brian Howe from Bad Company
Man, so much great music from Detroit and Michigan in general.
The beauty of the 70's bands is they gave you space to think instead of telling you what to think.
Truth brother! Well said.
So true!
The F you is to the record company
This right here. You got rules? F your rules. I’m just gonna rock it MY way, the way the FANS like it.
Uncle Ted...American Patriot, pro hunting, pro conservation, pro gun...ANTI BULLSHIT
All...The...Way!!
It's about time. Uncle Ted.
Cat Scratch Fever
Free For All
Snakeskin Cowboys
Terminus Eldorado
Fred Bear are all great Ted Nugent classics.
Land of 1000 dances , best cover , ever. Highly underrated Ted Nugent song.
I'll throw some Weight behind "Fred Bear", great song.
So Ted Nugent is a famed hunter (probably more famous now for that than his music, which says a lot). His mentor was Fred Bear, a famed bow hunter. He taught Ted how to bow hunt. The song is a tribute to Fred after his death in 1988, and Ted himself considers it the most meaningful song he's ever written.
For a long time (5-6 years), you could only really hear the song live. The recording was only available on an esoteric mail-order cassette tape with other hunting songs, so it was difficult to get a copy, and opened up a huge audience outside of his mainstream rock fans. It didn't get published on any of his official albums until 1995. So it was a legendarily coveted bootleg before streaming and music sharing online. You were lucky if you knew a guy who knew a guy who had a copy of a copy of a copy, lol.
Very catchy song, the lyrics are excellent. Just all around a great song.
@@mikes-lz7jm I actually really like one of his 80's songs, Little Miss Dangerous
Don't forget "Wang dang sweet poontang" !! lol
Also Great White Buffalo, another greeat Ted song.
What younger people today totally miss about these long rolling rock songs is that they were meant to be listened to while laying on the floor in your room with a bunch of floor pillows around, your head by the speaker, or with headphones on, maybe one of those wavy lava lights on and just zoning out, riding the wave of the guitars, letting your imagination run wild. Possibly enhanced by some grass 😅. But it was total head space music that was supposed to take you on a magic carpet ride. Others that come to mind are Slow Ride by Foghat, Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd or Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin.
Additionally, we didn't just listen to a single song, we listened to the whole album. A LP album was just that, a suite of music that was meant to be listened to as a whole picture. If ya weren't a teenager in the 70s, i feel sorry for ya, it was the best, and too bad for us, we didn't realize it.
You hit the nail right on the head!
Some of realized it, and
NEVER LEFT !!❤❤
Preach, brother. Saw Led Zeppelin in the 70’s. Would never swap that to be young again.
He has the best nicknames in rock’nroll including The Pharoh of feedback and the Motor City Madman.
The Great Gonzo!!!
Uncle Ted!
Ted's drummer is a master plumber when he is not on tour.
Very chill cat
This song was played by many members of deployed combat soldiers/Marines right before going out on a mission. It helped to get the senses woke up...
Yes, and when our troops had Gen, Noriega's mansion surrounded, they brought in huge amps and speakers and played this over & over until he surrendered. CLASSIC!!
Yes and they used huge amps and speakers at Waco to try to get the Branch Davidians to surrender. Super cool but unfortunately it didn't work.
Thank you/them for service to the USA!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
uncle ted is one of the coolest dudes you can find live in the interwebs today.
70’s Classic Rock
Just Hits Different
Man I love that you just let the music play and experienced the trip. We all felt that way the first time we heard this song. Let Uncle Ted guide your journey! 😆 Derek St. Holmes was the singer on this one. Nugent was all about the guitar in most of his early stuff. His vocals are best heard on songs like Cat Scratch Fever. This song was about him throwing middle fingers at the record industry. They decided that he was unmarketable as long as he insisted on doing his own style of music.
Love me song Uncle Ted, hes the guitarist btw. He lives in Waco, neighbors with Bush Jr bout 2 hrs from my house, host hunting parties/tours, truly lives off the land, tons of wisdom, great Christian man, All American patriot, genuine dude, very talented artist and guitarist. Originally from Detroit but he's a Good Ole Texas boy now.
Oh? Thats why he still lists his home address as Jackson, MI. Because he "lives" in Waco........
Saw Ted Nugent Open for KISS at Anaheim Stadium, along with Montrose and Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band. Ticket Cost was $10°° and Parking was FREE.
I miss those days.
Yes.....that was when you could see top artist's while having the time of your life at an inexpensive cost, those were the best times of my life 😉👍💯
I loved Montrose
I was at that concert.
I went to every concert they ever had at Anaheim stad
I hit the wrong button.
Im going to continue from my previous post.
I went to every concert they had at Anaheim stadium.
I don't know if you know this, but the first concert they had there was the Beach Boys and Chicago.
I was in junior high.
I never seen so many blonde chicks in my life.
But months before that concert.
I saw Teddy open up for Jonny Winters.
The concert was at the San Bernardino community college auditorium.
It was real small.
It sat maybe 200 people.
Teddy came out and just rocked the place.
But Jonny Winter came out with his guitar and a bar stool.
And started playing the blues and totally blew teddy away.
It wasn't even close.
It was one of the best concerts I've ever seen.
And I've been to well over a hundred concerts.
Oh, and by the way. I paid $ 7.50 for those tickets.
But you are correct, back then you could have a great time on the cheap.
For example I saw Led Zeppelin, twice. And both time the tickets were only $ 9.50.
Thats crazy.
Man I grew up with Uncle Ted, Love his high energy music and Stranglehold is one of my favorite Ted Nugent songs
Your facial expressions are priceless! ... Ted is playing lead guitar. Derek St. Holmes is singing lead. Your insight about the song being about a relationship gone bad is spot on. He had a 'FU' relationship w/record company's that did not appreciate his music, and refusing to sign him up. However .. Nugent refused to be silenced and finally found a producer at Epic Records that believed in his talent, creativity and love of music just as much as Ted himself did. He stated in a interview that after signing w/Epic and "40 million albums later .. the rest of the industry can kiss his a$$!"
Great Neil Diamond profile pic! 🤛😎👍
@@gurulimbo Thank you! Ive always loved this one of him. Its a pic of Neil from around 1971 or '72. I have a tat of this same pic on my upper left arm and another of Neil from 1978 on the interior of my left forearm. 😎
Ted Nugent is amazing and he is 150% ALL-AMERICAN and is damn proud of it! You definitely should check him out, I think you would totally vibe with him, not only as an artist but as an American!
Actually, the lead singer is Derek St. Holmes on this track with Ted pitching in on the phrases "come on, come on up."
he sings the verse before that too.
Derek didn't get the credit he deserved. Amazing guitarist in his own right.
Derek also sang lead on 2 or 3 Bad Company albums when Paul Rodgers left. Derek is native american and also from Michigan, Riverview. Plays a mean guitar as well.
Damn, I'm glad you said his name because I couldn't remember it. Thanks!
Old Budweiser Commercial showed his mother playing the guitar with him
That Rob Grange (bass player) could hold that steady rhythm all the way through the song is electric.😊
😊His music was great. He's an ass, but the music still stands.
Ted Nugent is the SHXT! Uncle Ted! The motor city madman! He’s a true freaking patriot! And a real bad ass! 🇺🇸
I am a bass player. I used to play this riff when we were getting setup and doing sound checks because I was always the first one setup. As the rest of the guys would get setup, they'd join in. They would just start jamming random stuff to the relentless bass of this song. We could just sit and jam to this for upwards of 20 minutes, depending on the crowd. Big drunk outdoor crowds especially loved it.
Late night set song for my current band...just have to get lost in the groove
Is it a difficult bass line to play? I feel like you could just play it and zone out for hours.
@@BenBallard13 That's exactly it. It is a simple run to play, and easy to just groove on it while zoning out. It is also easy for the guitars to riff on.
LOVE MR. TED NUGENT🥰😘He was my 1st ever concert in Huntsville Alabama, I was 14yrs.old "76" IT WAS AWESOME!!🎵🎼🎶🎸
Ted is both singing and playing on his biggest hit, “Cat Scratch Fever” (WIKI). That would be a great reaction song. Definite playlist.
UNCLE TED !! The legend is during desert storm the U.S. marines had a loud speaker mounted on a tank with this on at FULL volume as they advanced across the desert. Imagine being an enemy with this coming at you.
Ted's level of patriotism and love of America is amazing.
Derek St. Holmes was the primary lead singer on most songs by the Nuge. Ted did sing on some.
However… in the middle of recording g his debut album, St. Holmes & Uncle Ted had some serious… let’s say ‘Stylistic differences’ & St. Holmes walked out. So the record label brought in a new guy on the scene to sing the entire second half of the album.
That guy later went on to a relatively successful solo career… his name became MEATLOAF!
Ted on vocals and lead guitar. "Hey Baby" is one of my favorites from T.N.
Love me some Nugent!!!!!! Here in Chicago me & friends saw him at Soldiers Field 1977, I was 17. It was one of my mega concerts I saw. The line up was: Ted, Skynyrd, Journey, REO & 38 Special. We were way up high in seats but we were also high on the weed. Blast it was!!!!
Welcome to Uncle Ted you should so check out the Uncle Ted rabbit hole !!!!!
Stranglehold is one of my all time favorite songs just for that reason… it’s an experience. Ted was The Goat back in the day!
You will like Ted. He's a smart conservative rocker.
One of the best rock minds of all time!
You are right, Ted's music is an experience! This is his masterpiece. Ted is an anti drug, pro life, pro American, red , white and blue patriot. A Conservative, Republican, outdoorsman, hunter, marksman, 2nd Amendment guy. He wrote a book called Red, White and Ted! Check out Cat Scratch Fever next!
aka a loser
a.k.a. a huge loser
He’s also been a Lake County, Michigan “special “ police officer since 1982.
Hell yes!!! Uncle Ted!!! A tune wrapped around a guitar solo.
Met Ted near his grandparents farm in western Pennsylvania in the late 80's. He was friendly and we bullshitted about guns hunting and guitars. He's left me tickets whenever he plays nearby. Great guy with great conviction
Ted and his wife have a great patriotic TV program. Ted us the ultimate patriotic bad-ass.
What’s crazy is he never done drugs r even drank. It’s amazing that a sober person could take you on a ride like he could.
Born in 65, I grew up in the 70's and 80's. It was the best time and we had the best music. Life was much simplier and nicer without cell phones and the internet. I miss those days.
I fell asleep once with my headphones on. Surprising since the volue was up pretty high. I awoke to this song, and almost found myself in a trance. I remember this from high school, 1975, but I hadn't heard it since then. What a beast he was on guitar. And the bassline is entrancing.
Uncle Ted!!! Loved the 70's!
"a house gets in my way baby" = record label he was fighting with.
Ted does sing these lyrics and his band mates play the drums and bass and backup vocals.
I try to listen daily to this, it gets my head right, always in the car.
70s music was long lasting, had 'relax' sessions.. we weren't late for anything, we were in it for the night and the music
was our journey and our energy.
Holy Hell! Terrible Ted! What a SHOW this guy used to put on…absolutely INCREDIBLE! I saw him last time performing with Queensryche in Tampa. He ROCKED IT in a buffalo loincloth! ♥
62 years old - this is my favorite rock song of all time! Never gets old.
When I listen to Ted Nugent, so do my neighbors.
that is EXACTLY what this song is...just a chill, party song, experience!!!! one of my all time favorite songs!!! Great reaction....! Thank You! ( brings me back to bonfires in the woods and car radios all playing the same song at once...)
Ted was a wild man! 🎸🇺🇸
Is a wildman.
When I was a kid my sister's boyfriend lived next door to Ted when he still lived in Redford. He said Ted was always cool and friendly.
Love cruising in my red Corvette blasting this baby!
Amazing! Ted is one of my favorites!
I saw Ted Nugent in 1978, I saw him again in 2023.
Saw Ted in concert in the 70’s. He swung out on stage wearing a loin cloth like Tarzan. It was a fabulous show.
Welcome to Ted. Definitely a song to showcase his guitar skills.
Ted Nugent: Band, yes. Hr writes and performs his own music. The motor city madman is still rockin it out.
“F you or F someone.” You were spot on!!!! BRAVO!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Every time I hear Stranglehold, it reminds me of my sister who passed away in 2013. She freaking loved this song! Gotta love uncle Ted’s guitar!
Saw him live back in 85 and yes it was an experience.
The vocals are Dereck St. Holmes, Rob Grange is the bassist and Cliff Davies is on drums. My first photos pass were for Ted Nugent shows. I got them from Ted's crew, back then I had no idea it would eventually lead to me making my living as a professional rock photographer. So I owe a lot to Uncle Ted and the boys. They treated me great!
I saw Uncle Ted in concert when I was 16 years old. I’m 57 years old now, I still listen to Ted and when I do it’s always loud, very loud!! He should have been inducted to the RR hall of fame a long time ago but because of his political beliefs he’s been looked over. He’s an incredible guitar player and performer. He’s true to himself and does not give two shits what people think. Gotta love Uncle Ted. Side note, rumor has it Uncle Ted recorded this in one take!! Have fun!!
Man, you gotta watch the video!!!! Uncle Teddy IS the show and the music!!! Can you imagine listening to this song stoned???
As a 56 year old white rocker, raised in the church but personally atheist I truly enjoy watching your reactions. I’m working on an idea to help me and support my favorite channels. I hope it works so we can maybe chat sometime. I’ve seen Ted twice in concert. He always shoots a guitar with a bow and arrow. You have seen him on Rogan so you probably already know he’s an interesting cat😂. I have read one of his books as well, “God, Guns and Rock and Roll. Interesting stuff. If you happened to read this, keep at it ❤
Try this at 120 decibles. He was the loudest rock artist ever! Something a lot of folks did not know was he never did drugs. Yes he is the singer, and lead guitarist and there was a band.
Uncle Ted!
My favorite uncle
I first heard that song live in 1986. I was in the 7th grade, my aunt and uncle took me to see Kiss, Ted opened for them. Loved him ever since.
Dude .... one of the greatest guitar rifts ever. The Motor City Madman, I'll listen to this song when I'm driving, it has like 5 minutes of just smoky, don't know how to describe it guitar. I'm recovering from what happened yesterday and waiting for Copa de America final so here I am watching a first reaction. This one I'm looking forward to.
I keep imagining what it would be like to be about 40 like you and hear this music for the first time. I’m not that much older than you but I definitely grew up on this music and I remember all of the feelings that gave me when I first heard it and I can’t imagine having that experience for the first time when I was 40. It’s going to be really cool to hear this music for the first time at an age we are old enough to understand it and respect it for what it is. Man the 60s 70s and 80s were awesome time for music!
One of the best guitarists ever.
When I was in high school this song was mandatory as drive around music on a Friday night😁….Ted said it was a F You to the music industry at the time
Another Detroit superstar… Bob Seger, Ted Nugent, Kid Rock, Eminem…..
Madonna lol :)
Insane clown posse
I saw him live once, my dad has seen him live like 20+ times. When i saw him it was Ted, Derek St Holmes, and Tommy Aldridge it was an awesome concert.
Long time Nugent fan here, according to Ted Nugent this is about the music industry not wanting him or his music and of course his success.
Spent my teens living an hour from Detroit and saw Uncle Ted live on 4 occasions. An ICON of rock. Free For All, Cat Scratch Fever and Motor City Madhouse.
Love ❤️ uncle Ted and I love ❤️ your show
That funky bass groove gets down in your soul. Love it.
I was born in 1960 and just went back to the late seventies. Ted may be the reason I damaged my hearing.
Watched him in Jacksonville along with Blackfoot, great concert with a large crowd passing around you know what thick in the air, finished nearly passed out on steps waiting for my ride...
Dude is a patriot!!!
I saw Ted Nugent in 1979 at the Long Beach Arena. That was the loudest concert I have ever been to. Motorhead was a close second to Ted.
The greatest driving song ever!
There are a lot of songs that just get me in the groove. This is one of! ZZ Top “ LaGrange “ is another one that gets me moving every time I hear it.
Uncle Ted is one freaking crazy ass guitarist. Damn he’s good. His singing is right up there and surprisingly Ted Nugent for a rockstar never drank smoked or took drugs.
Neither did Zappa.
Yeah but he sure liked the jail bait girls. His terrible predator behavior toward very young girls would be slightly less disgusting if he was drunk or high.
I ran with a bike club back in the day, they lived for this song, all were vets returned from Nam. Had to catch every concert.
This song is a vibe, back in the day it was firing up a fattie, cruising down the street cranking this song. Because it does have that feeling of taking a trip or journey experience.
Yes sir, it was such a cool ass vibe back in the day. Passing the doobie around and cranking Ted on your Jensen Triaxle speakers lol. Great times. ✌🏻🫡
Ted never compromised on our freedoms.. he got screwed.. but America knows who best guitarist is..❤
The Man can play
I’ve loved Uncle Ted since the early 70s, this is one of my favorite Jams by him, I just saw him live at Bucks Backyard in Buda, Texas a few months ago and he’s still rocking, he’s still got that f*k you I do what I want attitude, we had a great time at that little venue. Rock & Roll forever!
Hell yeah the Detroit City Mad Man. Bass ass for real
You've literally reacted to all of my favorite songs! Been binging your stuff all evening. Thank you so much for broadening your horizons.
This one and Cat Scratch Fever have always been my favorite songs from Ted. I'm surprised you don't know about Ted, he's been a very vocal public figure about 2A and has a club and everything