FIRST TIME HEARING The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight (Official Video)REACTION!!!
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Everyone between 50 and 65 knows all the words to this rap
But we can’t remember what we did earlier today…..
🙋🏾♀️ I was 9 or 10.
AARP should really use this in their commercial...#boomerpower
I’m 40 and know all the words🤣🤣🤣
That’s Facts . I’m 53 . Came out when I was in Jr High . It’s imbedded in our systems and souls
Sugar Hill Gang was 1st. This is HISTORY right here… RESPECT!
I'm 62, and remember when this hit the clubs. The DJ would play it, and there wouldn't be a single butt sitting!
The most amazing thing about this song was that EVERYONE learned the song and a large number of people could follow along with every word. It was fun and it made rap popular not only in the States but around the world.
The original version is almost 15 minutes !!
Just a perfect tune! Still love it!
This was actually released in 1979, I remember because we hadn't moved to our new home at the time and we played this on the stereo everyday. Kurtis Blow rapping The Breaks and Christmas Rapping that same year, Grandmaster Flash, the Sequence featuring Angie Stone were who we listened to then.
I Graduated High School in 1982. When this song came out every one learned the Words to this 7 Min Version that played on the Radio. It was a great treat at School Dances and Skating Rinks when the 14 Minute Version of this Song came out. I still remember the Words even now.
This was my first record ever! I was 8 or 9 years old & played it over & over on my Wonder Women record player! 🤣 This is the 1st rap song ever & they rapped about the same stuff - getting girls & having money, only not degrading or disrespectful. (I love that having a color TV was something to brag about at the time) 😂
This was the first commercial rap song released on radio! This one started it all!
This is the one that started it all right here. Old school!
When I was in college we had a lunch ritual, we used to sing this every day at noon, along with a boom box, we were a bunch of Italian kids, lol!
This was the first NATIONWIDE KNOWN rap song. Rap had been floating around in The Bronx since 1976ish. Blondie had the song RAPTURE in 1979 that had a rap(ish) section introducing the world to what rap might sound like. Debbie Harry introduced us to the Sugar Hill gang, Kurtis, then came the Fat boys, Run Dmc and The Beastie boys a couple years later.
The Beastie Boys and Rick Rubin joined with Russel Simmons to form DefJam Records, the first hip hop label in 1986 and launched LL cool J and Rap got it's legitimacy that year.
@@mikefetterman6782 hip hop was made in 1973 by dj cool herc and rap was made by 1976-1979 this is known as the first rap song though
This was our real intro to Rap! The first to do it ever like that! HipHop was it for me ever since!!!!! Brings back sooooo many memories.. Great reaction Town!!!! Thank you!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
THIS is IT listen to what they're rapping nothing about shooting killing robbing no mention of drugs
Exactly!!!!
It’s the media and record labels who want that happening to segregate ppl
The commenter below is spot on. On a music documentary they said after this song got huge people would go to the record stores, yes, record stores, and ask for "that hip hop song" .. Still know all the words ... 38 years later..
Me too on the words. It's funny how some songs just stick with you.
Same here it's because it was bragging rights in my Community to know that song. In fact, you BETTER know that song! 😂
I've had a stoke and can't remember what happened two days ago. But know EVERY word to this song. The mind is amazing.
Just to clarify, this isn’t “one of the first” rap songs; this WAS the first rap. It inspired an entire genre of music. You are literally watching history 🙂
"Rapper's Delight" is NOT the first rap song but it's the first rap song to get national attention plenty of emcees in the Bronx like The Fantastic 4, Grandmaster Caz (who wrote the verse Big Bank Hank rapped on this song,) The Funky 4 + 1 more etc all had songs out before "Rapper's Delight!"
@@mskeenac21 Yeah, I know that others were rapping but they were the first rap song to get nation wide attention
@@JC-es5un international attention. I remember dancing to it in primary school in the Netherlands
@@mskeenac21 , exactly. This is the first rap song I had ever heard living outside of the NY area. This informed us of the art form.
Nope King Tim lll was by the Fatback Band
One of the first demonstrations of rap. Played on repeat and blasting on every radio🔥
Soul Train had already been around for over a decade 1971-2006.
Rap started out as just fun rhymes to dance music 🎶
Back when Rap was fun and for the most part clean.
it was barely a year later when Blowfly released Rap Dirty. 😊
@@mitchwinthrop who cares rap was still cleaner Inti,ll the 1990,s
@@Waltyworld you care obviously or you wouldn't have piped in. the fact is x-rated hip-hop existed as far back as 1980.
A good clue into telling this is from waaay back, is that sequined halter top on the girl in the background. I was like 5yrs old & saw all my beautiful, grown up cousins headed out on Friday & Saturday night in this attire! All I wanted was to wear something so fly! I’m 46 now.⭐️✨
After this groundbreaking track, your next one should be "The Message" by Grand Master Flash. Legendary beat, insightful lyrics.
80's Hip Hop is underrated. Easily one of my favorite genres.
A lot of people in the Bronx and Brooklyn are still arguing what the first hip hop song is- what’s 100% true is that this is hip hop’s first big hit, so it’s the first hip hop song most people heard. Keep the grooves coming, NLT!!
First commercially successful hip hop song. This looks like it's still the disco era. That's why they are dressed like that.
And notice it's including ALL peoples...
@@ffjsb what's your point???
Looking at the background, it looks like this came from "The Soap Factory", a popular disco music show at the time.
This brings back my roller skating rink memories big time lol. The DJ used this song to play skating games to. Those were fun times 😍🔥 ⛸
SAME HERE ‼️ 🧊 ⛸️⛸️ IN MIAMI , BEST MEMORIES EVER 😁
Facts .
Rexing at the roller rink to this song when I was in High School, I felt so cool. LOL
It was the first HIP HOP song. Mostly because no one knew the name of it, so when they requested to album at the record store, they ask for “that hip hop song”. 😁
This song came out in September 1979. They sampled the huge hit by CHIC called “Good Times” which came out several months earlier and was the summer jam that year. You must check out CHIC as well which was lead by Nile Rodgers who produced many hits for Sister Sledge, Diana Ross, David Bowie, Madonna and many others. Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust also sampled the bass line of Good Times as well.
Back in the good old days rap was clean, positive, funny, jumping and so groovy to enjoy.😁
'He may satisfy you with his little worm, but I can bust you out with my super sperm?'
THIS song turned EVERYBODY at my school into a rapper overnight!
Yup I was 9 when this came out and we all memorized the words like a nursery rhyme...lol
Lol 👍🏻
Yes!! We waited next to the radio with a tape recorder, taped it and memorized every line. I still remember most of the song!!
👍👍👍😁😁😁😁yessssss
I've seen other reactors do this but then nobody keeps going...nobody tries out the world of Grandmaster Flash & the Furious five...there was an evolution. You game? ❤
Now here we go!!!!! To me, an older woman almost 50, an X-gener , this and Parliament were my first exposure to rap and I loved it..,later it was Rob Base "It takes two"....This was the rap I knew other than Blondie "Rapture". It was fun, had a great beat and would get all of us dancing, even the coolest would tap their toes. Loved it, still do. I will listen to this right next to a NIN song and not stop dancing. Cuz back then, that was what it was all about, dancing. Great reaction!
Hahaha! I was hoping you’d do this song! It’s ageless rap that people can still relate to! I love the part about going to his friend’s house to eat. Another great reaction video! I knew you’d laugh. ✌🏼💖
I've been telling people for years that the Sugarhill Gang are the ones who started rap!
The feelings and memories this song churns to the surface sets my spirit on fire. 🔥
NLT, Soul Train would have been around 10 years old at this time. It is important to remember that at the time of this song was on the tail end of disco as the era had been ceremoniously ended so much of the style and dancing you see in this video was influenced more by disco and would be followed up by the street dancing which is more similar to the lockin and poppin era.
This was first rap song I ever heard. If I remember right they had an extended version that was nearly 20 minutes long. Lol I remember dancing to it at prom. I still know all the words lol.
The 12-in of "Rapper's Delight" was released on September 16th 1979. But The Sugar Hill Gang titled album was released on February 7th 1980 my birthday.
Sugar Hill Gang, Curtis Blow (“The Breaks”) and Grandmaster Flash & the Furious 5 (“The Message”)…all around the same time period…❤️Sugar Hill Gang❤️RIP Hank
Twon- next up: Grandmaster Flash ! “ The Message” - it’s powerful!!!!!!
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This is the very first album I ever owed….still know every word…and now my daughter knows every word too….we have a blast singing this together
🙂🙏🏼💜✌🏼
I can sing this word for word.. LOL... this was the jam!
Funny, 61 year old country boy from Oregon and I knew all the words to his song, and I have always understood this to be the original rap song, the first, where it all began.
Posse On Broadway by Sir Mix-A-Lot is another rap banger!
People weren't ready when this Song came out, they were blown away. They recorded it on Sugarhill Records Co Owned By Sylvia Robinson who was "Sylvia" of Mickey & Sylvia with "Love Is Strange". In the past she's been mistaken for being The Niece of Smokey Robinson because he too had a Niece named Sylvia but don't quote me on it. Some even say she is based on Cookie Lyon from The Empire Series but nobody knows for sure. They tried to make a comeback but to no avail but it did kick the door open for other Rap Labels from Def Jam, Bad Boy, and Roc A Fella. They also sampled The Music Of Good Times" By Chic Co Written by Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards. Nile Rodgers is an Icon in The UK working with everyone from Duran Duran, David Bowie (RIP), and he Wrote We Are Family & He's The Greatest Dancer for Sister Sledge. In future Years his Songs have been sung by Diana Ross, The Co-Ed Group Steps and Kimberley Walsh of Girls Aloud.
The sugar hill gang was the first rap song to be played in the radio it came out in 1978.
I like how wonder mic said “me, the groove & my friends are gonna try to move your feet” and that’s exactly why they did & apparently STILL doing 😂
Oh man that was fun. Brilliant, witty, funky and we danced our collective butts off. I can hear Chic's "Good Times" running all through it. Brilliant.
72 here and it still makes me get up on my feet and dance and sing every word - it was known as the “15-Min Song” I first heard it at a house party in LA - someone had ties to the music industry and got a hold of a copy week before release to public - they must’ve played it every hr on the hr all night long - it was a big hit and the 1st Rap Song ever ! It’s a memory I share with my Grands and Greats a Kool Historical Musical Memory I
This group cane out first, them kurtis blow, (the breaks) then jam master flash
GRAND MASTER FLASH AND THE FURIOUS 5
Fatback put out King Tim Personality Jock first. there were many recordings of people rapping boefore all of them.
@@mitchwinthrop that may he true but many didn't get "airplay" on the radio back in the day unless you were "really invested in. That's a fact
@@LuzLopez-fl1qp fatback got airplay. if you were a funk or disco fan you heard it first before rappers delight. all their stuff was popular but yes sugarhill gang had the first mainstream crossover hit. I guess it depends on where you live, what radio station you listened to and if you were a DJ, or as you say, if you were invested. where I grew up (not new york btw) we knew about djs cutting up records and rapping before rappers delight. anyone who grew up with jamaican sound system culture knew about rap before sugarhill gang. and fatback was already hugely popular from their earliest albums.
@@mitchwinthrop then that was probably why I didn't hear much on the radio. Demographics..we he ate sugarhill gang, kurtis blow and had all other groups too but I wasn't too familiar with the Other's you mentioned
Here in the UK, as far as im concerned this was the first Rap song we ever heard. Its also the very best Rap song. I did though think it was 1979, not 1980.
Page one of the hip hop Bible says, "In the beginning, there was 'Rapper's Delight', and it was good."
Finally one I know the words to. Lol. Love it 😍. Soul Train !
First rap song I ever learned! 😂
Those are like people's grandmas and grandpas on the dance floor. How weird is that?
61yr old white dude here. The music is from Chic's song "Good Times". My sister and I to this day can sing this song word for word. You MUST check out "Super Rhyme" by Jimmy Spicer. It's an incredible rap song that tells a funny story while being somewhat of a bouncer. It's sung to the rhythm from Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll. The Fatback band is also known in some circles as the first to rap.
Sugarhill was a fun rap band; this was part of the disco era; the music in the 70's & 80's totally rocked
Check out Mickey & Sylvia's "Love is Strange" and watch Sylvia Robinson at work. Then she went solo as Sylvia and recorded "Pillow Talk". Then she retired from performing and went into business and created Platinum Records with an offshoot company called Sugarhill Records which gave us the Sugarhill Gang which gave us "Rapper''s Delight". A smart businessperson was Ms Robinson indeed!
If this wasn’t the first rap song, it was DEFINITELY the first song that took rap to the masses! I’m 55, and the lyrics are just second nature to me now. Great reaction!
This came out in 1979, Grand Master came out in '79 too. This is when hip hop/rap was clean and danceable.
This Song laid the foundation!..... its History, a Classic, and Icon and core!...Go Class of 81! every body in school during the 70s and 80s can help the rest of you with the words, the dancing and how history was made. the first version out was this small one..... the 14 minute one was super popular and folks from our era know the words of both. Enjoy..... this song lays the foundation for wonderful creations to come....
Don Cornelius had them on SOUL TRAIN in 1980!!!!!
I was in 5th grade when this came out, still know every word
Twon Soul Train, which I loved watching, was on for 35 years from 1971 to 2006. Believe it or not they say the VERY FIRST rap son ever came out in 1967 by the Supremes for a movie, after that was one just before the Sugar Hill Gang's Rappers Delight in 1979 came out, it was by The Fatback Band called King Tim III ( Personality Jock ). I listened to the Supremes but it doesn't really sound like all that. Then there's the 1030 song where they rapped lol. I just listened to King Tim that ones good and its the first time hearing it myself its cool and I like it too. Both songs came out at the same time. I still love the Sugar Hill Gangs song best. :D
When this came out I loved it. I had to learn the words it took me a good two weeks to get it down. Ohhh yes great memory right here.
I believe that Everytime someone hears this song for the first time that hip hops heartbeat is temporarily revived
I knew this record WORD FOR WORD. And the club was jumpin! And this was the first rap song ever. Trust me , I lived it. The very first rap song and everyone went crazy. And yes they did this on Soul Train and we went crazy. And the only difference between then and now is the subject matter. They rocked the house back then without cussing or disrespecting women. Younger generation please bring this back
Man, back when rap first came out nobody seemed to think that rappers could actually SING. Check out this album (or I guess that would simply be Sugar Hill Gang's song "Here I Am" & "Bad News". You might cry, they're so beautiful
Sugarhill Gang active since 73
Grand Mast Flash active since 78.
They both had their big break and a hit in 79.
1979 sugar hill gang, RAPPERS DELIGHT...
The Band Blondie had a song that was recorded this same year called Rapture. The song had some rap elements in it and was considered the first Rap Song to chart at number 1. Debra Harry, the singer, references Fab Five Freddie and Grandmaster Flash in the song. She was friends with them.
The background music was sampled. Check out "Good Times" by Chic (1979). You'll what I mean.
It sounds like it to me. Let me know what you think.
This was the first rap song
They didn’t have to curse or throw out their middle fingers every second. - I was there- this is the first rap hit ever - they can rap and dance continuously- more skills than many today by far. Everyone could dance together to this - more unity then!!
I think the first record with a 'rapper' was King Tim III by the Fatback Band (circa 1979)
Yep, I can still sing the WHOLE Thing 😁😁😁
I was 13 years old in Brooklyn when the Sugar Hill Gang performed this song at my Roller Rink to promote the song; will remember it forever❤️❤️❤️❤️ Ho-tel, Mo-tel, Holiday-Inn🥰
“If you can dance together, you can live together.”
We gotta bring music back into the public schools. Never know, might make a big difference for their future before we all kill each other by being so severely divided.
This was the first international rap hit, Im in Australia and first heard it in the 70's
There was a term used in the age of disco, "disco fingers". It is what happens when you snap your fingers too much. I feel like this is the song that made someone coin the phrase!! LOL! If this song didn't make you get up and dance, then you were just dead inside!! It was fresh and fun!!
This was the first rapping 'record.' People were rapping, before that, but it wasn't on wax.
Damn, this THE FIRST RAP ever! We’re watching history!
THIS IS THE FIRST rap song to have commerical sucess outside of NY, thanks to SYLVIA ROBINSON. There were plenty of albums out at that time, but SYLVIA had the connections to get the group noticed and played outside of N.Y.
Nile Rogers great guitar riff from Chic’s “Good Times “ really sets the tone.
Released September 16, 1979
Recorded August 2, 1979
People were rapping before this, but this is what brought it to the mainstream.
I remember when this first came out and we were like WOOOOOOOOW!!!!!
The part where he talks about the Kaopectate....my fave❤😂
THE END OF 70'S AND BEGIN 80'S!!!
This was played at every roller skating rink in the 80’s.
Been listning to this for 40 years
Sugarhill gang came first and will always be No 1 for me....it was revoluntionary music..it was just wow for us kids at the time
maaan try to comprehend that when this came out? it's like everyone just discovered the wheel! it was never the same after this
The long version is actually 15 minutes long, rappers delight, sugar hill gang.
First rap song to hit the radio waves.
This was filmed at what was once a disco in north New Jersey - within a year it became a hard rock/metal club. Used to hang there all the time in the early 80s. I've always considered it the first rap song but some like to give Blondie the credit which I feel is incorrect.
OMG
Remember skating to this song. Showing my age now.....
Love it!!!!!!
Sugar Hill game was the 1st group to release a rap song That was played on the radio
This was my favorite when I was a teenager, many many many years ago
🎶💗🎶 saw these live 2019 in my home town, Wigan, uk!! 🤗😍
1979 when Rappers Delight came out.
When rap was simple!
This back in da days of da Soul Train line my guy 👆
Soon as i typed dat you said Soul Train 🤣