Millennial Reacts to Ol' Skool Rap Self Destruction
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Most of these artist you dont hear from anymore.
That was Generation X crowd and we still jam to it.
Kurtis Blow, Kool Moe Dee, etc. Heck yeah!
Yes we do!
MC Lyte!!!! yesssss Heavy D, Doug E fresh, and Public enemy! this was the stop the violence movement..great era of rap!!
OLD SKOOL RAP WAS THE STUFF!! MC LYTE WAS IT BACK THEN! I AM SO HAPPY RIGHT NOW! I WAS YOUNG WHEN RAP WAS SO GOOD! HEAVY D MY MAN!! SAD HE DIED SO YOUNG!!! 🎵🎶🎼💯💜🎼🎶🎵💯 🎼🎵🎶🎼🎶🎵💯
@Barbara- me 2 darlin... we showing our age lol
Rap now is the opposite to this era.Now most rap is about : women,drugs and money .It is a shame.
All morals and ethics in society have been on the decline for decades now, not just in Rap songs. Violent Rap lyrics are just a product of our Godless society.
I miss the 80s and early 90s man. Golden age of Hip Hop. I can name every rapper on this video. Man...bro, you missed out!!!
I was too young to even know
@@Modern-Renaissance-Man I know. You missed out on a wonderful decade and a half.
"We're All in the Same Gang" by: West Coast Rap All-Stars (same concept) please check it out next! 🥰
I am a product of this Era. I just showed my son this video so he can week how much hip hip has changed. These artist are pioneers. They taught us things such as unity back then. The music now is making our kids dumber. I feel bad for them.
I remember this video, this message was so important back then and like you said that this message is so relevant today. These were the east coast rappers talking about Self Destruction there is a video with west coast rappers talking about the very same thing the name of the song is We're All In The Same Gang. I loved hip hop back in the eighties but now not. I loved X Klan and Public Enemy KRS One and Ms Melody When NWA came out I was done with hip hop.
This was good. I enjoyed the message and the music it self was upbeat and lifting. I would listen to it again and let my kids listen to it as well.
wow this type of rap is so different than todays it actually contradicts it .there is no glorification of violence ,thuggery ,hoes ,and other stereotypical negative aspects in many videos now
When did this song come out? Never heard it. I used to listen to the old school rap. Rap took a different turn later on, and I don't care for it anymore. This has a great message. I wish more people had taken it to heart, regardless of race. I know quite a few white youngsters who try to live the thug life. I'm going to look up the song and share it on my facebook.
1989 it was for the stop the violence movement started by krs one this is their only song together but they did more stuff together other then songs if im not wrong
This is so good! It is totally relevant today.
Yo! you're dipping into my childhood now.
I haven't heard this since the 80's and 90's for sure. I might have it on a album. Thank's to the patron. I was suppose to be watching Jumanji and found myself rocking in my chair and listen and bobbing to the lyrics. Loved your review and enjoyed how you emerged your knowledge to the scenarios.
KOOL MOE DEE’s VERSE GETS ME, BECAUSE, WE SHOULD NOT HAVE TO BE AFRAID OF OUR OWN PEOPLE…
I’ve commented on all these today! Wow- you got to “CinderFella” so fast-I was begging for that one! And boom- Now, if LL Cool J’s “I need Love” comes out soon, I’ll faint! Loving the old skool rap! My teen years!! ❤️💛🤘🏼✌️
Artists today should come together and write a song like this on 2021. In 1990 something i went to a large rap concert and saw this live with multiple artist it was AMAZING when the beat dropped the crowd went wild when song was over the mc told everyone to look to your left look to your right and hug your neighbor...
Educational and good message.Being from Australia I got no idea who these artists were or are
They in their 50's and 60's now a few dead.
This was the song (along with its West Coast equivalent "We're All In The Same Gang") that changed the face of Hip-Hop: Not only did it unite various rappers - (in order:) KRS-ONE, Delite, Kool Moe Dee, M.C. Lyte, Daddy-0 & Wise of Stetsasonic, D-Nice, Ms. Melodie, Doug E. Fresh, Just Ice, Heavy D, Fruit-Kwan of Stetsasonic and Chuck D and Flavor Flav of Public Enemy - with a very positive message to our youth, but, after its release, "The Powers That Be" decided to push Gangsta Rap or songs that promoted "Jinglin'" or battling and killing one another and no longer allow any song with a positive message to hit the airwaves! By the way, the samples (by D-Nice) were of songs relevant to the artist speaking at the time. Big Daddy Kane and others were also featured in the video.
It didn't change hip hop, it was warning us where hip hop.was going as well as life because they imitate each other. You heard Chuck D said we got to keep our self in checks or else its self destruction.
Right now everyone is hiding behind the politically correct curtain meanwhile nothing has changed.
Positive message about a negative mindset..i dig it
Check out Black Men United "You Will Know it's a another positive message by different r&b male singers like Tevin Campbell, Boys 2 Men, Deangelo, Stokely, H-town just to name a few
Try "Stop The Violence" by Boogie Down Production (KRS-One) and "Fast Life" by Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Thanks.
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Kurtis Blow, Kool Moe Dee. Run DMC, etc. brings back some good memories from the '80s. Try out The Message by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five..
love this song wish i had heard this sooner sadly reminds me of my childhood bad memories lost a friend in a drive bye
D nice was part of the rap group with KRS 1 and the late dj Scott la rock BDP ( Boogie down production) boogie down was a nick name for the borough of Bronx in NYC because where hip hop mostly began he was 18 then he is rapper dj producer. Now he is 50 he still djing he started the Covid club when the lock down where he does mixing sets on Instagram. Last rappers if you knew kcal a flav how come you didn't know Chuck D they are the original members that started the rap group PUBLIC ENEMY.
Some very hard messages here. Recognized them all but I'm a child of the 80's. Which was first "We're all in the same gang" or "Self destruction"
This song was only half the equation. This was the east coast all stars. There was another song by the west coast all stars that launched at the same time called "we're all in the same gang" you should check that out too
I know this is an old vid but this needs to be played in every school twice a day so maybe just maybe it it will reach into the hearts of our children and create a better future. Im a 50 year old white guy who has raised my children to value character over race or religion. All my brothers come in many colors. I love them all the same. All or blood is the same color. All of us have hearts and souls. Damn the division. We are all family in Gods eyes.
It went away because it calls for self responsibility. Far easier to blame someone or something. If I'd brought up that statistic I'd be called a racist.
I don't think you would around real people. I think media and PC culture wants you to think that. We had all kinds of white mentors that came in and talked like this. We didn't think nothing of it.
@@Modern-Renaissance-Man Try out A Tribe called Quest or De La Soul.
Sounds so easy.
Great message
Makes you wanna bounce love it .Thanks for sharing....God Bless
Classic joint right here knowledge
This is fire! 🔥We need more real music out there.. Do you remember Mr. Wendal?
No idea who you're talking about.
Arrested Development - Mr. Wendal - hey - hey -hey - hey -I forgot about this one, gonna go listen - thanks
Mr. Wendal is a song by rap group, "Arrested Development." Anything from that group is pretty good and worth a reaction.
@@anastasiamitchell3855 I remember that
@@miconis123 yes! I like their song Tennesee as well. They were just fine storytellers. Its gold.
Another rap song I really enjoyed. Another positive message as well.
you have a great list of hip hop artist on this song check them all out and do a reaction vid on them
It looks like you reacted to this song a couple of years ago. I'm not sure if you did any research on the artists for this song. There was a rap group called Stetsasonic. 4 of the members were on this song. MC Delite(after KRS-1)
Wise and Daddy-O(after MC Lyte) and Frukwan(after Heavy D). Check out the songs, "Go Stetsa" and "Sally"
Lol, right?!! It was always about sort of bettering yourself, nothing like rap now! Id love you to check out some Naughty by Nature, Jersey pride!
MRM, don't let the haters discourage you, continue to do you and be open to all kinds of music, whether it be rap, rock, country or whatever. As far as positive messaging in rap, you kind of answered your question. When 'gangsta' rap first started to catch on, there was still a balance within the hip hop genre, but the industry realized that it could be marketed as the more rebellious form of music to a younger audience (roughly around the same time that 'grunge' upended the rock genre).
Dude……. Props. I saw you mouth every artist when they popped up.
Back then some entertainers (as you see) were more interested in lifting the young people up. Such a shame it's still relevant.
Yeah, this was great!!!!
Yeah, and most of the artists on this track were pretty big names in the rap game, and someone mentioned the other one that had all of the rest really.
Flavor Flav was doing his usual accents to Chuck D!! Public Enemy!!! ✌️
The democratic party wouldn't like a positive message like that in today's time...
Scarface- Man Cry
one of my fave old school tracks.......
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Damn I so forgot about this!!!
And I sure don't want a political debate but dammit man .....it's like this song is the blueprint....and the establishment swung it the exact opposite....smmfh
Omg Ty! You don't know public enemy? White boy bands started having hype men on stage after Flav hit the scene!!
He's so friggin corny but I love Flav lol
Oh man...i totally forgot this one...i feel old yall...lol
The other coast rappers did " we are all in the same gang "
me my mom an my 3 sisters were the only white family in all black community for 4 yrs drugs gangs shootings fights all regular for me growin up wasn't easy one of my closest friends died a few blocks from our school in drive bye got into a really bad fight with an older kid i was 11 he was 15 he jumped me from behind with a pipe messed up my leg one of my worst fights i had
react to stetsasonic "talking all that jazz"
Thanks
React to The message by Grandmaster Flash. Similar message. Great song!!
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Check out the west coast version. West Coast Rap All Stars- We're All In The Same Gang.
Back when white AmeriKKKa was terrified of Hip Hop because of all the aware it was teaching .
#selfdestruction💯✌🏻
Since you do not know why not learn, rap music is only 50 years young that means those who are in their 50, are the original hip hop generation ok you is we should be studying the past because those who ein this world are always looking back, not to stay their, but to learn, the constitution, that this nation claims is over 400 yrs old but used today how is Egypt how old the Bible How ola is time you have to know what was to know what is, young folks they ,they who the white folks who run this study the past,you should too how and why did rap start in the late 70s to stop self destruction, go look.
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