This song started it all. I remember this song I was 12. We would go to the rolladium lol on Friday nights and it was packed. Disco had just recently fallen off and”rap” was becoming popular. This was basically the only rap song at the time. Their were obviously others but this one hit the main stream like a brick wall and for a brief time it was the ONLY rap song for tens of millions. So the dad vibe thing…..come on lol. This was mainstream and much bigger than any single song out today. The reason for that, everyone had to listen to the same source basically. There was no streaming source or social media the way it is today. EVERYONE listened to a hit at the same time on the same source….airwaves. So that meant when there was a hit everyone shared it at the same time. Imagine that if you can. People were more connected back then, but they will have you believe we are more connected now.
Another Sugarhill song "Jump On It" there's a line where he says "Whats that? Hot butter popcorn" and the joy in his voice saying that slays me every time.
Actually, the algorithm DID bring me here 😃 I was listening to Soul II Soul "Back To Life", now here I am! This is from WAY back. I think I was 13 when this was released 😂 It's still my jam 😎 😉
Oh she's Carolyn, she's 53 and still dancing to this jam, shes never too old to get down to the beat She moved to the club so she can kick her feet and finished the night off with a birthday ham
I was born in 2008 and yet i listen to old songs from the 70's, 80's and the 90's and yet i love it, this was way before Eminem and all the other rappers and the new songs that just swear, I'd rather listen to this absolute banger anyday.
Lol I was born in 2007 and I love this song. It’s really unique to what we got now. But ig it’s just different times. If a rapper nowadays was able to have this same rhythm and flow and be able to make it up to the top and be popular I would be very surprised and kinda happy.😭👌🏽
The year was 1980....the best year of my life...i shot out my mama's belly like a rocket with rappers delight as my background music ....and imma rock til 2081 ...(do the ...math 101 years old ...lol)
This was reputed to be the 1st rap song. My dad brought me the vinyl from CA when I was in high-school & he was stationed at Pendleton (78-80). A neighbor later stole it along with all our Cheech & Ching albums. My dad always bought me music even though he didn't really listen to it. Gifts was his love language.
actually rap was taking hold in Brooklyn and Bronx N.Y block parties since 1978. I lived it . Rappers delight was a commercial piece of music when it came out in about 1980. Rap started in Brooklyn and Bronx ghettos since 78/79. Block party dance battles was taking hold in 78.
Idk why so many ppl "like" this comment, but the entire song is more or less each rapper trying to make more boastful claims than the others on the subject of being irresistible to women and how many women he gets/how easily he gets them. What that demonstrates is that every rap song written between then and now has and still does follow the same basic formula. If it would have been socially acceptable to talk about violence and drugs back then, as it is now, then the only room for evolution in rap music would have been the slow transition from singing all the way to mumbling, plus the production side of things like synthesizing the beats, auto-tuning, etc. Rap--mankind's greatest accomplishment in the field of fine arts & human expression 🙏🏿
@@maxopaxo777 I’m not a fan of rap at all, ESPECIALLY the worthless violent trash they create nowadays. I’m a straight-up fan of ROCK N ROLL, I also like blues. Can’t stand “country” music either. “Rappers delight” is clean, funny, & entertaining. There’s only ONE other rap tune I like, & it’s “bust a move”, & I like it for the same reasons as “rappers delight”. Thanks for your reply! 😎👍🏼
It was great. I can't listen to any of that new crap. Anything past the very early 90's is not for me. Rap started out very good. I got to hear some underground early rap which was amazing since I live in southern Ohio, but a friend went to visit family in New York, DC, and Baltimore one summer and came back with some great cassettes. There was a whole bunch of crazy little white girls trying to rap. Oh I would love to have video of that now. Lol
Totally agree, all those things were just understood back then. Nowadays people are so brain-dead, you really have to spell it out graphically for them to understand.
Literally said he was gonna grab some spank...they talk about sexualizing women taking their friend rap has always been then same death and destruction to whoever follows it hearing it is one thing living it out is another rapping about your experiences to stop the next gen from doing the same dumb stuff is one thing making music to encourage ungodly behavior and rebellion is another fine line between the two at all times
Big bad Hank..aka Casanova.....was the grandfather..of modern hip hop..listen to his braggardocious flow on the mic about money sex and cars.....he was ahead of his time....
I used to know EVERY SINGLE WORD to this song and would blast it and rap along riding around with my cousin when I was 15. No cellphones, no iTunes. Just good ol’ cd’s 😂 You know, the huge & heavy book of them you’d carry in your backseat. One of my best memories. This song is a classic and always will be.
Remember this joint When I was in burbank Jr high in the nela Then got o.t To king Jr school .heard this on my state of art Sanyo am radio.with the square battery in the back as I was rich.many life was so primative back then.keeping it real You see I could afford Sanyo. Sony was in a whole league of their own
When Rap was about FUN- FAST TONGUE- MOVIN- GROOVIN- **AND NO GUN** (not on the Dance floor- THE GUNS WERENT A PART OF RAP!! Although Kool Moe Dee rapped about "The WILD WILD WEST" BUT THAT WAS WASHINGTON HEIGHTS & THE STREETS!! ,S.H.G "THE" PIONEERS OF RAP (which stayed good all through the 80's and mid 90's!!
in 1979 there was a bar called "uncle Joes" that i went to alot and the DJ played this song every night for years!!! this song brings back alot of good memories !!
Was 13 when this came out. My buddies and cousins hung out on an old Seeburg juke, dropping coin after coin just to play this jam nonstop. Spoke of simpler, kinder times. Kinda surprising this song lacked any visible trace of profanity or vulgarity whatsoever. Let the good old times roll !
My father use to listen to stuff when I was 5. Then I was listening to Gin and Juice in front of my son in 1993. Now he's listening to Hot Nigga in front of his son. The Black man's influence is beyond amazing.
My dad is goin’ through heart surgery at midday. Sugar Hill gets me high. I sang the song and hip hop danced to it.Ready ti whatever it comes. My lord loves us. Thanks DJ from the Canary Islands vulcano’s land
I love this song! In 6th grade I went to a Christian school, but I had to ride the Hbg. public bus. So there I was in my uniform in the front seat, and the Hbg. kids would blast this song from their boom boxes in the back, and it was so catchy!! It's when my love for hip hop began.
Brian Williams & Lester Holt Featuring Kathie Lee Gifford is what comes to mind when I think of this song, God Bless You Jimmy Fallon and BTW, this song was out when shows like One Day at a Time, The Jeffersons, Diff'rent Strokes, The Facts of Life, SOAP, Benson, Barney Miller, Archie Bunker's Place, Hart to Hart, Fantasy Island, The Love Boat, M*A*S*H, Trapper John, M.D., WKRP in Cincinnati, TAXI, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, Angie, Three's Company, The Waltons, The Dukes of Hazzard, Alice, Dallas, Knots Landing, "CHiPs", 240-Robert, Superfriends, The NEW Tic Tac Dough, The Joker's Wild, Play the Percentages, Charlie's Angels and The Original Hawaii Five-O were on the air Plus, the late Richard Dawson was still the KING of the Family Feud, Peter Marshall was still the Master of the Hollywood Squares, the late Alex Trebek was still the KING of High Rollers, the late Jim Perry was still the Master Mechanic of Card Sharks, Chuck Woolery & Dr. Susan Stafford were still spinning the Wheel of Fortune, Terry Bradshaw. Jerry Stallworth, Lynn Swann and the Pittsburgh Steelers once again RULED the NFL, Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, James Worthy and the Los Angeles Lakers RULED the NBA and Tom Brokaw and Jane Pauley were the Dynamic Duo on TODAY
I memorized all the lyrics to this song and would sing it out loud or in my head to keep me calm after my mother suddenly died when I was 14 (1985). I still remember the lyrics....love
Recently,on friday,my English teacher played this in class cuz he wanted us to listen to it.Immediately,the whole class starts jamming lmao.Somebody even moonwalked!( We're 8th graders btw ) You're a legend, Mr.Corcoran!!
That's so awesome!! I listened to this when it came out in 1979 when I was in 7th grade, and I LOVE the fact that middle school kids are still jamming to it in 2024!
I remember where I was living and going to High School Houston Texas Jesus life was a hellva lot better then than today. 55 now and loved this song yeah fun memories still remember every word💯👏😉
It will forever be the genesis to the rap music industry . Big up to first female rapper Slyvia Robinson and the Sugar Hill music record. Beautiful music. Anyone from my Beloved country, Land of Kush. South Sudan 🇸🇸.
Probably the first ever rap song I ever heard, I was hooked on this song (and rap) from then on..I had to hear this everday & took me 4ever to memorize the lyrics..now I can do it in my sleep 😄
@@patrickpoitras44 Rapper's Delight only made it up to number 36 on the charts. Blondie's Rapture was the first #1 song in the U.S. to feature rap vocals.
My boy Hank came through on last verse. His two verses are probably the greatest in history simply based off of what rap is. He bragged, he had actual fact, and he had fun. Laid out the blueprint!
My first rape cassette was Run DMC. Love “King of Rock”! Anyone else remember hitting rewind over & over to write down the lyrics? Kids have it so easy now. We had to work for it!
No hatred, no violence, just a pure message of peace and synergy through rhythm. A true masterpiece.
Exactly everyone seemed to get along before certain elites started sewing division and hate
This song has such intense dad energy, its got some of the funniest genuine lines I've ever heard i love it.
Dad energy? Not enough disrespect and hate?, Be a Lover!!
This song started it all. I remember this song I was 12. We would go to the rolladium lol on Friday nights and it was packed. Disco had just recently fallen off and”rap” was becoming popular. This was basically the only rap song at the time. Their were obviously others but this one hit the main stream like a brick wall and for a brief time it was the ONLY rap song for tens of millions. So the dad vibe thing…..come on lol. This was mainstream and much bigger than any single song out today. The reason for that, everyone had to listen to the same source basically. There was no streaming source or social media the way it is today. EVERYONE listened to a hit at the same time on the same source….airwaves. So that meant when there was a hit everyone shared it at the same time. Imagine that if you can. People were more connected back then, but they will have you believe we are more connected now.
Thomas Moran Who’s they?
Ugh let's over intellectualize something to death, it's just music. Someone's expression. Save your deep thought for something important 🙏✝️☮️
Another Sugarhill song "Jump On It" there's a line where he says "Whats that? Hot butter popcorn" and the joy in his voice saying that slays me every time.
Estudios recientes demuestran que los hispanos hablantes que vienen a ver este video estàn relacionados con un tal "aserejè"
DonHart Gómez JAJAJ :V
C mamut
Tal cual
Brasileños también xD
Jajajja
You couldn't go to any roller rink without hearing this song. Great memories.
If you're here in 2023, it's not because the algorithm suggested it. You searched this nugget of music history gold .
Hats off to you sir/m'am!
Thank you :)
2024 baby and still jammin this one!!!
Actually, the algorithm DID bring me here 😃 I was listening to Soul II Soul "Back To Life", now here I am! This is from WAY back. I think I was 13 when this was released 😂 It's still my jam 😎 😉
Thanks to ' the get down '😅
Much love! 🙌🏻
Este diego necesita Open English!!!
Francesca Chiri
Éxito!!
😎😂😂😂
Francesca Chiri Jaja no pues si cierto :v Jaja
Nuh nuh?
Aserejé 😂
JAJAJAJA
Todo es culpa de Diego por andar mal trippeado, viene y se inventa el asereje que todos conocemos :v
asteroid B-612 JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJS
¿Cuando salio eso de que venia de está canción? XD
Jajajajaja la culpa es de Diego
venia a escucharla por eso ctm jajaja
what xd :V
Pobres chicas Hasta las llamaron brujas cantando canciones diabolicas
Pobres kétchup. :c
Jajaja siii lo recuerdo... Mi abuela me prohibía escuchar esa canción...
Jajajajajjajajaja
JAJAJAJAJAJA
All time classes
This is a timeless masterpiece ... never get tired of hearing it
song is 43 ys old, debuted 09/16/1979 dude. luv it real rap/hip hop.
Diego? Drogado? Cantando esta canción?
Era Diego Maradona el personaje del Aserejé?
Santiago Jean se dice..
Go! Diego! Go!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Eeeee...
Eeeee
Master Gee's verse doesn't get enough credit. It's so smooth and creative. He killed it.
I mean all of it was grandmaster caz sooo
The Master Gee rocks. He is the man.
when rap was innocent and fun.
Bo Boo you are absolutely right
Bo Boo 6:44
i8
ikr
Bo Boo even before tht chic good times
This was my jam when I was a 9 year old girl in 1980....I knew every lyric by heart and had the 12" single ...I love it still.....
Happy 50th or 51st birthday in advance,God Bless
@Muddobber McCrablice the fuck
@@tinky_winky4488 he asking the important stuff
I'm not sure if I had turned 10 before this was released or not. I knew every word too. Still do if I listen to it early in the day. Lol
I wish I was alive in the 80’s things were so much better then unfortunately I’m in the worst possible generation also known as generation Z
I'll be 53 tomorrow and I'm still dancing to this jam! Never too old to get down to this beat!💃
You and me both my friend...
Happy birthday from Johnny broocks
Happy Birthday
Oh she's Carolyn, she's 53 and still dancing to this jam, shes never too old to get down to the beat
She moved to the club so she can kick her feet and finished the night off with a birthday ham
So am i...😄
I was born in 2008 and yet i listen to old songs from the 70's, 80's and the 90's and yet i love it, this was way before Eminem and all the other rappers and the new songs that just swear, I'd rather listen to this absolute banger anyday.
Eminem isn't a new rapper, he started making music in 1990
@@buddhatortoiseyeah fr that was 30 years ago
Hey kiddo 😊 Im glad youre here
Lol I was born in 2007 and I love this song. It’s really unique to what we got now. But ig it’s just different times. If a rapper nowadays was able to have this same rhythm and flow and be able to make it up to the top and be popular I would be very surprised and kinda happy.😭👌🏽
I used to roller skate to this jam when I was a kid at the roller skating rink. Still a jam at 52 years old. 🎤🎤🎤
I love roller skating, still, to this one!
Big Bank Hanks second verse is one of the greatest ever
The year was 1980....the best year of my life...i shot out my mama's belly like a rocket with rappers delight as my background music ....and imma rock til 2081 ...(do the ...math 101 years old ...lol)
Back wen niggas had style......
What a way to introduce rap to the world 💜
Then they screwed it up.
🎉
@@Shantaes.nails.216 nah its still very good
@@Shantaes.nails.216 wym
Not the 1st rap song
Legend has it this song never stops.
And it never will stop!!!
This was reputed to be the 1st rap song. My dad brought me the vinyl from CA when I was in high-school & he was stationed at Pendleton (78-80). A neighbor later stole it along with all our Cheech & Ching albums. My dad always bought me music even though he didn't really listen to it. Gifts was his love language.
It was
NOT THE CHEECH AND CHONG ALBUMS!!
@@grannygirl61812 IK, R?
actually rap was taking hold in Brooklyn and Bronx N.Y block parties since 1978. I lived it . Rappers delight was a commercial piece of music when it came out in about 1980. Rap started in Brooklyn and Bronx ghettos since 78/79. Block party dance battles was taking hold in 78.
I remember dancing to this in the Bronx ❤. Still listening today!
0% guns
0% opps
0% women
1000% amazing
0% Women?? Did you listen to the lyrics 😅
que hacen los virgos? los coje nunca...
And the best? The video is a disco party!!
0% Guns
0% OOPS
0% WOMEN
1000% OVER THIS STUPIDLY OVER USED COMMENT get new material
Idk why so many ppl "like" this comment, but the entire song is more or less each rapper trying to make more boastful claims than the others on the subject of being irresistible to women and how many women he gets/how easily he gets them. What that demonstrates is that every rap song written between then and now has and still does follow the same basic formula. If it would have been socially acceptable to talk about violence and drugs back then, as it is now, then the only room for evolution in rap music would have been the slow transition from singing all the way to mumbling, plus the production side of things like synthesizing the beats, auto-tuning, etc. Rap--mankind's greatest accomplishment in the field of fine arts & human expression 🙏🏿
This what you should listen to when you wanna learn how to rap 💯
One of the best raps of all time! 👏🏼😎
it actually is the best.
@@maxopaxo777 I’m not a fan of rap at all, ESPECIALLY the worthless violent trash they create nowadays. I’m a straight-up fan of ROCK N ROLL, I also like blues. Can’t stand “country” music either. “Rappers delight” is clean, funny, & entertaining. There’s only ONE other rap tune I like, & it’s “bust a move”, & I like it for the same reasons as “rappers delight”. Thanks for your reply! 😎👍🏼
Beginners rap
Still slaps today 😎
When rap didn’t talk about beating women, killing cops, doing crime, taking drugs.
It was great. I can't listen to any of that new crap. Anything past the very early 90's is not for me. Rap started out very good. I got to hear some underground early rap which was amazing since I live in southern Ohio, but a friend went to visit family in New York, DC, and Baltimore one summer and came back with some great cassettes. There was a whole bunch of crazy little white girls trying to rap. Oh I would love to have video of that now. Lol
Totally agree, all those things were just understood back then. Nowadays people are so brain-dead, you really have to spell it out graphically for them to understand.
Not talent or creativity these days.
Right 👍😊
Literally said he was gonna grab some spank...they talk about sexualizing women taking their friend rap has always been then same death and destruction to whoever follows it hearing it is one thing living it out is another rapping about your experiences to stop the next gen from doing the same dumb stuff is one thing making music to encourage ungodly behavior and rebellion is another fine line between the two at all times
Big bad Hank..aka Casanova.....was the grandfather..of modern hip hop..listen to his braggardocious flow on the mic about money sex and cars.....he was ahead of his time....
I used to know EVERY SINGLE WORD to this song and would blast it and rap along riding around with my cousin when I was 15. No cellphones, no iTunes. Just good ol’ cd’s 😂 You know, the huge & heavy book of them you’d carry in your backseat. One of my best memories. This song is a classic and always will be.
CDs?
I believe you meant 8 track tapes.
@@sarcasticallyrearranged I think that he meant 45's.
@@tazman572 thanks, I didn't think about records.
Pinche Diego si estaba bien drogado :p
Nice rap yeah
DAAAANG this song is FUUUNKY!!!!!!! Cant stop movin
SCHOOL DAYS >>> 1980's
Remember this joint
When I was in burbank Jr high in the nela
Then got o.t
To king Jr school .heard this on my state of art Sanyo am radio.with the square battery in the back as I was rich.many life was so primative back then.keeping it real
You see I could afford Sanyo. Sony was in a whole league of their own
When Rap was about FUN- FAST TONGUE- MOVIN- GROOVIN- **AND NO GUN** (not on the Dance floor- THE GUNS WERENT A PART OF RAP!! Although Kool Moe Dee rapped about "The WILD WILD WEST" BUT THAT WAS WASHINGTON HEIGHTS & THE STREETS!! ,S.H.G "THE" PIONEERS OF RAP (which stayed good all through the 80's and mid 90's!!
in 1979 there was a bar called "uncle Joes" that i went to alot and the DJ played this song every night for years!!! this song brings back alot of good memories !!
¿No conociste ahí a alguien llamado Diego? 😅
alguien mas vino por lo de asereje? :v
Edit: Dios, son muchos likes, agradezco a la academia y al pinguino que me acabo de robar del Zoologico
Shay Reyneros que tienen de parecido alguien me explica ??? auxilio
Yo vine por eso xd
aca andamos:vv
Ese diego es todo un loquillo,anadaba todo grifo al pedirle mal la cancion a su amigo d'j v:
sugarlips garcia ps que diego estaba drogado y cantaba la cancion a como la entendia y se oia .. como" asereje" ✌
Hip Hop from its roots! It changed so much over the years!
Was 13 when this came out. My buddies and cousins hung out on an old Seeburg juke, dropping coin after coin just to play this jam nonstop. Spoke of simpler, kinder times. Kinda surprising this song lacked any visible trace of profanity or vulgarity whatsoever. Let the good old times roll !
4:06 For those who are Spanish speakers, this is the part where the Song “Aserejé” was taken. You’re welcome.
Gracias
Es Diciembre de 2019 y apenaaass vengo para ver lo de asereje
Jajaja me acaba de pasar :'(
right now. JAJAJAJJ
Jajjajajjaja igual
X2
X3
0:35 Asereje :v
Daniel Franco grax :v
Melanie Avendaño Alvarado jajaja Ok 😘
Daniel Franco i
what is it? asereje?
Manuel Castellanos Perez Es una cancion de las Kepchup una "adaptacion" a esta
My father use to listen to stuff when I was 5. Then I was listening to Gin and Juice in front of my son in 1993. Now he's listening to Hot Nigga in front of his son. The Black man's influence is beyond amazing.
you look rich can i have some money
Okay your bank account will be blowing up. Not with bombs but with Kilos of money.
Saddam Al Harbi thank you
صدام الحربي Really? So cool!
+صدام الحربي damn bruh your whole family could've been in teen mom on mtv
Keyboardist Moncy P Smith studio recording my friend passed away on March 22, 2022. 💜🦋🎤🙏🏼
My dad is goin’ through heart surgery at midday. Sugar Hill gets me high. I sang the song and hip hop danced to it.Ready ti whatever it comes. My lord loves us. Thanks DJ from the Canary Islands vulcano’s land
I love this song! In 6th grade I went to a Christian school, but I had to ride the Hbg. public bus. So there I was in my uniform in the front seat, and the Hbg. kids would blast this song from their boom boxes in the back, and it was so catchy!! It's when my love for hip hop began.
The song that started it all, and I was there. There was a time, i could recite the entire song along with them. What a time to be alive!
Indeed
if you could ever ever ever recite this than its something you would never forget.. it would've been for life!
And I'm the only gen-z kid here?
No you are not😂😂
I'm here too don't worry lol
Andrew tate led me here
No
No
Brian Williams & Lester Holt Featuring Kathie Lee Gifford is what comes to mind when I think of this song, God Bless You Jimmy Fallon
and BTW, this song was out when shows like One Day at a Time, The Jeffersons, Diff'rent Strokes, The Facts of Life, SOAP, Benson, Barney Miller, Archie Bunker's Place, Hart to Hart, Fantasy Island, The Love Boat, M*A*S*H, Trapper John, M.D., WKRP in Cincinnati, TAXI, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, Angie, Three's Company, The Waltons, The Dukes of Hazzard, Alice, Dallas, Knots Landing, "CHiPs", 240-Robert, Superfriends, The NEW Tic Tac Dough, The Joker's Wild, Play the Percentages, Charlie's Angels and The Original Hawaii Five-O were on the air
Plus, the late Richard Dawson was still the KING of the Family Feud, Peter Marshall was still the Master of the Hollywood Squares, the late Alex Trebek was still the KING of High Rollers, the late Jim Perry was still the Master Mechanic of Card Sharks, Chuck Woolery & Dr. Susan Stafford were still spinning the Wheel of Fortune, Terry Bradshaw. Jerry Stallworth, Lynn Swann and the Pittsburgh Steelers once again RULED the NFL, Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, James Worthy and the Los Angeles Lakers RULED the NBA and Tom Brokaw and Jane Pauley were the Dynamic Duo on TODAY
Years And Party Force !!! Dj , Robert ... Dj , Creazy J Now Missing Go Old School Jam,s
Tantos años me engañaron diciendo que era una canción satánica y solo se trataba de un tipo drogado que no podía cantar bien esta canción 😪
No pos waw
Me siento igual
Acdg a dg dewitipapapjduenxhksjxjdkxdipi
Itzadiana Moltellazeni why is everyone speaking in Spanish I know a few words cause I took Spanish but not all
You so stupid do you speak inglish
I memorized all the lyrics to this song and would sing it out loud or in my head to keep me calm after my mother suddenly died when I was 14 (1985). I still remember the lyrics....love
They were the best years ever for creative music it topped all other decades
Who wants to get the cardboard out caterpillar (belly-flop) it's all radio rental
Trev cella
The seventies has the most variation for a start
This was the first rap song I ever heard. I was in middle school. Now I'm an old lady and I still remember all the lyrics.
Sooty, but you are not an old lady😊
Sorry… I meant😂
anyone here 2024?
Always.
Pop and lock it down with the Gen.
Blasting this Gem.
Who isnt bro 🤜🏿🤛🏻
Facts @@PentRBD
Recently,on friday,my English teacher played this in class cuz he wanted us to listen to it.Immediately,the whole class starts jamming lmao.Somebody even moonwalked!( We're 8th graders btw ) You're a legend, Mr.Corcoran!!
That's so awesome!! I listened to this when it came out in 1979 when I was in 7th grade, and I LOVE the fact that middle school kids are still jamming to it in 2024!
Love this!!
Joder es el asereje...
Pensé que era alguna invocacion😅😅😅
Hip hop ya dont stop
❤
Written by the HIP HOP LEGEND GRAND MASTER CAZ!
OF THE COLD CRUSH BROTHERS.
Rapper's Delight By Sugarhill Gang
As a 15 year old in 2023, this slaps harder then most songs out there.
I’m 24 and this track gives me an appreciation to where hip hop derived from. What a tune
This was revolutionary back in the day. I had never heard anything like it in 1980, still brilliant today.
03.26.2023. Thanks for posting this 10 yes ago!!
Rap ur own destiny and manifeste🎉❤❤❤😢
Best of times, real organic Hip Hop
Absolutely timeless just an amazing part of my teens and now nearly 60!
I remember where I was living and going to High School Houston Texas Jesus life was a hellva lot better then than today. 55 now and loved this song yeah fun memories still remember every word💯👏😉
I'm 19 years old all over again while listening to them❣️💞
Still got the moves😜
&
Still got the groove😅😆
It will forever be the genesis to the rap music industry . Big up to first female rapper Slyvia Robinson and the Sugar Hill music record. Beautiful music. Anyone from my Beloved country, Land of Kush. South Sudan 🇸🇸.
Diego:
"I said a hip" = "Aserejé"
Brings back a lot of memories.. miss you Billie Jo! Thanks for introducing me to the Sugar Hill Gang all those years ago.. ❤️
Probably the first ever rap song I ever heard, I was hooked on this song (and rap) from then on..I had to hear this everday & took me 4ever to memorize the lyrics..now I can do it in my sleep 😄
@@paulcaldwell5076 What are you talking about. That song was released in late 1980, this was released in September 1979.
@@patrickpoitras44 Rapper's Delight only made it up to number 36 on the charts. Blondie's Rapture was the first #1 song in the U.S. to feature rap vocals.
Was the first rap sound, period.
Thank you always.... let me know of the changes
God it brings me back some beautiful memories ✨💕💛 who else feels the way I feel about this 🎵
Me me me
Creo que todos los latinos invadimos los comentarios con Aserejé :V
JSDHKAJSDH ysi
Nah. Vengo por la canción de marcelo d2
👌
El primer rap que recuerdo, vino y se quedó, los dj de los 80's no lo dejaron pasar, los buenos sabían que era infaltable en las fiestas!!!
Esooo!!!👍🙌
This 43 old track & kicks my Bumb like I am a Teenager☝️Grandmaster we love U❤
This is rap!
Back when rap was good. Who is here cuz of everybody wants some ?
One of the founding fathers of Rap. Timeless!
the base kinda reminds me of Another One Bites The Dust by Queen
pense q era la unica q pensaba eso
its true queen admitted to being inspired
Factsssss
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I knew I wasn't imagining it!
the sugarhillgang brillent sean from castleford england
I was in sixth grade when one bro brought this to school on vinyl in 1979. I still dig it !
I am so glad you put out the lyrics. I never would have been able to follow it without them. It is kind of cool if you can follow it.
My boy Hank came through on last verse. His two verses are probably the greatest in history simply based off of what rap is. He bragged, he had actual fact, and he had fun. Laid out the blueprint!
Stolen lyrics of GrandMaster Caz!!!
@@mrflynn01god damn thank god somebody else knowssss 🎉
Great song
What ever happened to them
.great song those were the days
This song is on one of my old Baseball games on my Wii. (MLB 2K10) I this was my favorite song on the game.
Still amazing!!! Never gets old!!
79 I had a boom box with it on my shoulders when I first heard it and was blown away.Yes I am 45..
i dont know why, but i find you cool :D
Thanks but I am male
Ebony Gray you've seen the times
💖💖💖💖💖💖love this song ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Omgoodness 😂 I still remember all the words, from when I was like 8.
I'm over 50 now!😂❤
Me siento igual de idiota y drogado que Diego por cantarla mal :v
Yo apenas me entere hoy 3/19/20
@@gengarcia3870 yo hoy 11/12/20
asereje a deje dejeribiri nova da cumanamidamekuki dameri ripi di pi
😂😂😂
asereje ja de jé, dejebe tu dejebe sebi nova mavagnu and e didbzkBjsjnsnd
peditos
AlanRod Makiavelion me too
Aserejé ja de jé de jebe tu de jebere sebiunouva majabi an de bugui an de buididipí.
Amanda Falcone en que parte ?????? no les veo el parrcido de que hablan 😭😭😭
43 ans après toujours le meilleur rap!! 43 years after still the best rap!
❤ memories 🤪!
Awesome!!!
My first rape cassette was Run DMC. Love “King of Rock”!
Anyone else remember hitting rewind over & over to write down the lyrics? Kids have it so easy now. We had to work for it!
"Rape" cassette? Damn, seems like they did the freak alright.
@@springboobsquirepin6121 😭😂😂😂
Comentarios de hace años diciendo que es de Aserejé y yo apenas en 2019 me voy enterando! 😭
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Estoy a nada de que sea 2020 y apenas me entere bro
2020, me vengo enterando
english please