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Madness - Baggy Trousers Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2021
- What's up wolf pack fam. Reacting to Baggy Trousers song by Madness.
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This definitely describes my school days. The teachers did go to the pub at lunchtime, they did smoke ready rubbed, there was an annual fight with the other school across town, but the teachers would chuck chalk at us rather than plastic cups. Great days lol
Our geography teacher lobbed chalk at the girls but the lads got the wooden blackboard rubber thrown in their direction. Arhh, happy days 😂
@@Hannahxx1971 Yes, that was their second missile of choice!
Top reply lass! These were my days too. I miss them. We were lucky :-)
Old Hobon
@@Hannahxx1971 yes same here. Our maths teacher would lob the blackboard rubber at us.
I worked as a probation officer in Highgate, north London 1979 to 1981. One of Madness’s crew was up in court for some minor offence and the whole band turned up to offer moral support. Great to see them.
This was written as a reaction against Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall".
With the thinking being although Pink Floyd at their posh fee paying school may have suffered from strict repressive teachers stifling their individuality, everyone in Madness attended "bog standard" comprehensives full of well meaning liberal teachers who were constantly getting stick from all the rowdy pupils.
I vaguelly recall an interview with Suggs where he said something along the lines of _" 'Hey teacher, leave them kids alone' ??? that wasn't my experience at all. When I was at school it was completely the opposite and more a case of -hey kids, leave the poor teacher alone"_
Thanks. Now I'm off for a Pink Floyd classic :-)
Interesting point, although completely incomprehensible at the time. They both have a point but Pink Floyd are far more middle class than the kids this vid. Going to school in a 'bog standard comp' in a city was just like Madness present it. (The school in this video looks just like mine.) Even the teachers were a different kind due to the expectation levels.
Thanks so much for championing the nutty boys - they are a national treasure, didnt matter what genre you were into back in the day, when they came on the proverbial juke box, the smiles resonated across everyone's face...as for the dance (wasn't it called the Monkey Stomp? anyone?), I don't care what anyone says, it was designed for us two left feet brigade , and we all willingly gave it a go , and their gigs were the best knees up in town...not musical genius's, but they could play their beat combo way into your hearts...love them to bits...'Bed & Breakfast Man' my personal favourite, but you know what, play anything by them, you can't go wrong...and subscribed!
They did a song called "House of Fun" about a boy on his 16th birthday going to buy a pack of condoms for the first time, amusing lyrics!
This is one of those songs that invokes a memory that's so strong you even remember the smell of the time. 2nd year at Exmouth Comprehensive, year 7 now I think but as much as I loved Madness at the time, it was always The Specials for me.
Everybody, absolutely everybody, liked madness.
I saw them in Berlin about 10 years ago. The concert was sadly with 75 min short...
@Justin Credible What sound did they ruin?
@Justin Credible The specials ruined themselves, blame the fun boy 3.
@Justin Credible Nearly everything before mad not mad was good.
@Justin Credible They could rock to the ab, makes them ok in my book
Ah, me teenage years. Ska, Punk, Doc Martens, dancing & trying to avoid getting yer teeth kicked out. 😎
Harringtons, stay press, white socks, brogues...ahhh those were the days.
Love Ska music, songs with a social conscience. The Specials, The Beat, Bad Manners, Judge Dredd, The Skatalites, The Selecter, Toots and the Maytals to name a few.
It's always fun seeing them now. Six of them look old, as you'd expect, but the singer, Suggs, looks almost exactly the same. House of Fun is another good one by them - essentially it's about the temptations of becoming an adult, but the verses are about a boy on his 16th birthday going to the chemist to buy a condom, but being to embarrassed to ask outright, and failing due to using euphemisms instead. Another great one is "Night Boat To Cairo", filmed with an intentionally terrible studio/green screen set-up. At one point during the song, a dog runs only the set, and runs underneath the green screen curtain.
The dancing was exclusively "Nutty Boys" moves. Madness had their own rules.
"It Must Be Love" and "Embaressment" are more traditional songs, and also are amazing!
One step beyond!!
Always get the impression on that when it comes to their music videos Monty Python was a huge influence.
Behind all the goofiness they were really daring musically, imagine a top hit pop song from the early 80's with xylophone , harmonica, and sax holding it together.
Bro 😎 “One step beyond” “Last boat on the river Nile”
2 beauts
It's "night boat to cairo"
@@sm0key72 Ups sorry 🥸🥸
Hey you, don't watch that, watch this
This is the heavy heavy monster sound
The nuttiest sound around
So if you've come in off the street
And you're beginning to feel the heat
Well, listen buster
You better start to move your feet
To the rockinest, rock-steady beat
Of madness
One step beyond.....
@@holymoly6829 no problem dude ☺
So many classics from Madness. I was less than ten years old when they were originally around but even then they were a favourite.
As for *Madness* they appear in a 1981 documentary which is filmed in my city called *Dance Craze.*
Like I've said time and time again, I can link almost anything back to *Bradford,* especially when it comes to film and TV.
Dude you are taking me back 40+ years with these Madness hits 👍👍👍
I see your getting into the madness of the nutty boys since you saw them appear on the young ones they have so many classics and they still tour every year to date keep em coming
Also featured was a band called nine below zero.
Great 80s song. We need something like this in these dark times cuz just heard captain tom moore passed away about an hour ago so a salute to Captain Tom Moore and a great video 👍
Cardiac Arrest is a great song of theirs
I've never clicked so quickly, LOVE the nutty boys!!
As a teacher myself who grew up in the 80's this song really resonates with me lol
also, the guy on keys is actually self taught. You need to listen to one step beyond and house of fun. great songs, great band.
Madness: one step beyond. Or... the selector: on my radio .... enjoy
More madness...love it.
Baggy Trousers is my ringtone
They all forgot ' Wings of a dove ' classic Madness.
In any English pub when this song comes on everybody goes nuts and dances
Sounds of my teenage years 🕴🏽🕴🏽 MaDNess 🎼, thanks for reaction. The whole SKA era was iconic, the fashion & dancing.
I finally found the 2016/2017 *War of Words: Battle Rap in the UK* documentary yesterday.
I haven't watched it properly yet, as I just skipped through it correcting the credits already on *IMDB,* and adding the 40+ missing cast members, around 10 missing crew members, and I've still got around 60 associate producer or thanks credits left to add.
However halfway through correcting the credits, a segment about *Lunar C* started, and I heard...
1 - The 3 time *Don't Flop* champion *Tony D* who's a member of *Poisonous Poets* with the rapper/comedian *Doc Brown* and the rapper/activist *Lowkey,* say *"This kid really knows what he's doing. You don't want to get pigeon-holed as a battle MC. It's like being in a soap opera for 10 years, once you leave that soap opera, you're not getting another job."*
2 - *Eurgh* the co-founder of *Don't Flop* say *"This kid is fucking hilarious. Straight away I wanted to get him back in a battle. It snowballed because the word was spreading about this kid who was telling really funny, quite rude jokes. I remember so many people sharing his videos and writing it doesn't matter if you're in to battle rap, you'll like this guy. Lunar gave us that final push we needed. Lunar said from the start he never wanted to battle for very long. He didn't want to be the best battler in the world. He just rode the wave. He was getting tracks played on BBC Radio 1Xtra shortly after that, and he was doing collaborations with some quite big artists."*
3 - *MA* a former head judge of *Don't Flop* say *"Lunar C and Matter vs Philly Swain and ZM was a crazy battle. It was set to be big from the start and it was. Lunar C and Matter are just normal pretty cool dudes who could live next door to you, and they come on with a much more comedic style, and that's great."*
4 - *Ara the Coach* the co-founder of *Jump Off TV* say *"He's probably been the most effective battle MC in this country ever. And Professor Green did about a hundred battles to create a certain amount of value for himself to feel like I don't have to do anymore. I can now step out and go on to music which is what I want to do. Lunar in comparison did 5 battles."*
He actually did 6 battles, plus a 7th comeback battle a few years later against the champion *Oshea,* all of which he won, which is why he got *Performance of the Year* and *Newcomer of the Year* awards.
My favourite madness song. Very catchy very mad!! Great reaction!! Cheers Bro!!
Legend my bro! When i saw my mans flying lol hahaha
There were 3 songs you heard at every school leaving party when I was a kid.
Baggy Trousers
Another Brick In The Wall pt 2
School's Out
The Alice Cooper one had a kinda "How do you do, fellow kids?" energy for us.
Pink Floyd felt like they were talking about a long-gone era.
But Madness came across like they understood the anarchic warzone we just left
This song sums up my schooldays perfectly! Every word brings back memories good and bad. madness as a Band represent Britain.........
Branch out into other Ska bands. The Specials. The Beat. The Selecter. Bad Manners. The bodysnatchers. That would be early 80's Ska music summed up. Though the music dates back to the 60's which was the first wave of Ska music. Still a great Ska music scene out there.
Love Madness the 80s teenage years .madness so much fun .🙂
This was my childhood anthem, I had access to my mom's record collection from a young age
Embarrassment is my fav Madness tune, hope you react to that one day
Mine too.
I liked it when Vivian said "it's an embarrassment" after they played Our House on The Young Ones.
Check out House Of Fun which is a song about turning 16 (age of consent here in the U.K) and going down to the local chemist for a pack of condoms
One Step Beyond and It Must Be Love.
There's no saddest moment in the human experience than when this song comes to an end.
They also sang on top of Buckingham palace the song was our house I think it was a benefit concert organised by Prince's William and Harry
Love it.. All about the sax fill outro.. Brilliant fun band.
A great group. 100% real.. and fun.
Madness still going strong long may they reign
I gave up trying to do the Suggs dance moves in the early 80's lol
Wow, takes me back buddy, another great one is house of fun about teenagers embarrassing first time trying to buy condoms 😂👍👍🍻🍻
ooo that one sounds great hahaha
You've already heard that one. It was 'House of Fun' that they played at the pub in 'The Young Ones'.
Certified classic growing up here in dublin ireland 🇮🇪 👌 😎
Embarrassment is a good madness track, underrated but real good. A more "normal" song by madness standards
I’m so thrilled that people are finally giving this band the cred they deserve
'night boat to cairo',is another great song by madness, and' one step beyond'
the "astronots" in the "ISS" use the same technology as the saxophonist
I dance like a drunken wilderbeast being chased by a lion 😂
The line about fighting with next doors school, refers to the American school in St. Johns wood. The school accoss the road is Quinton Kynaston, Which suggs and a few othes went to.
Your smile said it all... 😂 😂 Nutters.
This band is literally my childhood lol
Other great videos
Madness - It Must Be Love
Adam & the Ants - Prince Charming
Siouxsie And The Banshees - Happy House
Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer
I was about 7 when Madness were at their peak - but two tone/ska and funny lyrics they were ace. x Nice work.
they really have a way of getting the blood pumping and my legs moving!
I really loved the Ska music back then. Was like a whole style with music, look and dance style and everything.
Wings Of A Dove is their best. Brilliant video.
Baggy Trousers is my all time favourite Madness song, my dad introduced me to this song when I was 4 or 5 and it was brilliant
I was a teenager when this came out, and it was the only song that i remembered every song lyric to. I still remember them.
I was at school in south London when this came out and many parts of it hit home
Love this song xx. Guaranteed to get people up on the dance floor. Its exhausting mind.
They did some 'proper' songs too, though I really like the fun ones for what they are such as this and House of Fun. Embarrassment and One Better Day are good. As for the dancing, as far as I remember it was just them that danced like that... Oh, and all the lads at discos at the time, trying to copy them when their songs came on 😂
Back to my youth :) Memories .....
This so takes me back-I was in secondary education in this era. Our rough comprehensive school backed on to St Josephs catholic boys school. It wasn't Friday afternoon without a rumble with 'Holy Joes'!
night boat to cairo was always one of my faves
From memory, all The Nutty Boys' Videos had a funny, pre-song intro like this.
Also, I am old enough and British enough to recognise school being EXACTLY like this. Our teachers' lunchtime pub was The Bradley Arms and, yes, I was hit on the arse by our headmaster's cane MANY MANY times.
Yes! That dance style was very popular amongst the Two-Tone, Ska, Rude Boy fans at this time.
I've seen Madness Live, when I saw them Lee Thompson (the Sax player) flew out over the audience on wires just like he does in the video. So talented.
Daryl Fitton is an English Darts player and he walks out to Madness - One Step Beyond and does the dance with the shades on, the crowd love it!
MADNESS RULE
True words! 🇬🇧
when i was younger i always listened to this
how bout now do you still listen to it?
@@bxkid7 no not now
@@gerardmcquade what do you listen to atm? =)
@@bxkid7 all kinds of music
@@gerardmcquade yeah I love that song lol
We are still dancing like that, it’s a thing!
You might remember Madness performing in the pub in an episode of the Young Ones a couple weeks ago.
Yeah this started our journey to check out Madness based on watching the young ones!
They really are mad but we love 💕 them when this came out my son was only small and he loved them but my son used too sing traggy bowsers and we still sing traggy bowsers he was so funny we still tease him and he’s 43 now it brings back happy memories love them Love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴🏴🏴💕😂👏😘XX
One step beyond
Loved Madness
This was one of the first singles I bought from Woolworths. Brings back so many memories
This was the first band I can remember listening to (FYI I'm 32 but I can remember hearing them on the radio and my parents playing it on a cassette, yes I'm that old), by far their best song in my opinion but I have 9 of their songs saved on my Spotify:
One Step Beyond
Night Boat To Cairo
Embarrassment
It Must Be Love
NW5 (most recent song 2008)
Cardiac Arrest (definitely recommend this one)
Our House
House Of Fun
Baggy Trousers
Used to dance round the house to this song when I was little 😆
The question is do you still now? If not get dancing rachel hahah
@@bxkid7 lol 😆
Fun describes their video's
I felt like that saxophone player the last time I took MDMA 🎷👼🎶
Really enjoying your video's mate, try out 'The Specials'.
Hehe I saw Madness at a festival here called Boomtown Fair.
Gd reaction kid. My fave madness song is the house of fun.
totally dance moves of the time
'Return of the Los Palmas 7' and 'It Must Be Love are two of my faves'. Whilst you're checking out our 80's tunes, don't miss Bad Manners.
We all tried to dance like this, not sure many of us succeeded. For a slightly different sound from Madness try "Michael Caine"
Should check out another of their songs, bed and breakfast man. Not so well known but popular with real fans
Everyone thinks they're just a 'novelty-act', but they did do some pretty good songs too.
Check out 'Grey Day', or 'It must be love', or 'Tomorrow's just another day', or 'Night boat to Cairo'!
I remember as a child I used to listen to this on my headphones and I never learnt the shout in the background everytime I used to pause the song run downstairs go to my dad and ask what he wanted everytime he had no idea wtf I was talking about and I used to be just like but dad you shouted I lirally just heard you shout Ryan 😂😂
Seen madness twice live now😁
Madness were one of the biggest bands of their era. Check out one of the biggest bands of the past 20 years - Take That. I suggest one of these songs - Pray, Shine, Never Forget or Back for Good
One Step Beyond!! next...
Or night boat to Cairo! 🇬🇧
It's great watching ur expression.and bouncing ur head along lol
Specials, Gangsters. You just can't not smile & dance.
I have the album "complete madness " I listen to it every day and I just gets better and better
This was the first single I ever bought!
They were just mad dance moves. No one else danced like Madness unless they were trying to copy Madness. Try 'Night Boat to Cairo' for more nutty dance moves.
I googled it, hitting kids in school became illegal in 1986, I was 10, I only ever remember seeing 1 boy hit across the hands with a ruler, maybe it's because I went to a Catholic school, but chose not to attend the after school club thing, it was run by nuns and I heard so many stories of them hitting people, put me off ever going there, apart from that though, I only witnessed it once.
I think Suggs invented this style of 'dancing', you don't see many people do it, unless a Madness song comes on, I've been known to bust out the jerky Suggs dance after a few beers 🤭
Glad you liked them 😁💛
I def got hit a few times in school 100 percent with ruler and they pulled me ears when I was naughty
This was the first song i learned to play on bass.