FIRST TIME HEARING Beastie Boys - Three MC's And One DJ (REACTION!)
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My dude, I'm 48 and grew up on this stuff. Brings a tear to my eye to see you enjoying a group I've been digging since I was a kid in the 80s. Helps me feel young. I appreciate you!
Agreed bro, 49 here, and love watching the younger generation watching these legends for the first time.
Me 43 and love this music ❤❤❤
Same. 52 and one of the bands who followed be through life.
41, and yeah. This video just makes me feel good. It’s wholesome watching this kiddo discover the Beastie Boys.
For real!! 45 and it brings back so many good memories of when times were more simple. Makes me smile to see younger generations discovering the best music ever made!
The DJ, Mix Master Mike was SO GOOD, that he was banned from competing in DJ competitions because no one else could win.
Shut up! Serious?!
@@TheDylls Yeah I remember hearing that he and one other DJ, (I think Q-Bert who was also part of The Rock Steady DJ collective with Mike) were "asked" to retire from competing in the early to mid 90's because they would always win.
Yeah. Him and Q-Bert were the ultimate turntablists back then, and still are. They were asked not to compete again to give others a shot, I think they both became judges
Have you done Sabotage?
Yep
One continuous camera shot, live in-camera, a Capella, no cuts, no auto tune, no fancy digital shit.: 3 MCs & 1 DJ. He activates them by scratching and they go back to lo-power mode when he leaves. Classic! PERFECT.
This video is one record, one take. Thank you for throwing some respect on it!
That's the part most miss; one record, one table and a crossfader used and crazy breakbeat and transformer skills.
All done live, so impressive
Learning how to mix was HARD! Let alone scratch… this is basically impossible… yet mike is … unreal.
The respect you show these guys gives me hope for Gen Z.
Beasties came in at the beginning of first gen. New York hip-hop.
RIP MCA. Happened a long time ago, but still gets me. These guys had a great bond, and it seems they all supported each other thru health struggles and yet also had a blast together.
I couldn’t even finish watching the documentary. Cried my ass off.
Always hits when any solid crew loses a member 💔
When older folks talk about their songs "back in the day", this is what we're talking about :D This was coming out in the beginning stages of hip hop and there's nothing like it nowadays.
The reason the Beasties were authentic was because of where they came up and when; in Manhattan and Brooklyn during the early 80's . They were originally a punk band but when hip hop started to pop in NYC, they were all in.
This one is my favorite. ua-cam.com/video/ru3gH27Fn6E/v-deo.html
Agreed.
That drummer tho! She went on to Luscious Jackson.
Yup, an original Beastie Boy was a power drumming chick.
They where fire. Even though people laugh at them they where just three American Irish that created a more mainstream form of gangsta rap that would get more air time because they didn't try to be gangsta they just spit fire and created some out there music far beyond its time. I didn't hear gangsta at first being from the UK some one gave me a mix tape with this on it and I was hooked 80s was a great time
@@markrobins9343 there was no gangsta in their rap... ever. That's why they stood out. All the groove, funk and cadence without the violent baggage.
The reason they aren't moving is there are no emcees without the DJ. No DJ no jam. Mix Master Mike is unparalleled. I watched this live on MTV as they did it.
I was a big metal head in the 80's and still am, but I can say without any delay (see what I did there?..) is that Beastie Boys are one of the MOST influential bands in rap and metal. Without them, we don't have Eminem, Rage Against the Machine, Linkin Park, Korn, Slipknot who went on to influence many more. They blurred the lines of punk, Rap/hip hop and metal, something that NO ONE was doing at that time. They were brilliant. There's a reason they're in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.
Well said.
👍🏼🤘🏼
I've listened to a wide variety of music all of my 53 years... and when "License To Ill" dropped I was ALL aboard... it accompanied 18 year old me on a drive from California to Wash DC... it's heartwarming to see someone so young appreciate the Beasties.
And that was done on an analog turntable. That boy was skilled.
Beastie Boys are legendary. I grew up with this and still listen to old school bands. Musicians had skills back then
1 take 1 record 1 DJ and 3 MCs
It's nice to see a"Gen Z's" appreciation of old skool music❤
Beastie Boys are the GOATs. Its a simple as that.
Another BB staple is Paul Revere.
B Boy's are foundational, they helped build Def Jam, Mike was so insanely talented! THIS is hip hop, no fancy cars, jewelry, dancers, just 3 MC's and 1 DJ.
Just feel GOOD!
The whole time, Im like, "G-D DAMN THAT DJ MADE MY DAY!"
At 51 yo I still cruise with the window down burning a doob jammin' Beasty Boys. Great reaction, been a fan since '86.
Keep listening. Get the albums and press play. Enjoy. These guys are the sickest.
6:44 Actually, Mix Master Mike is Filipino, I believe. He is one of (if not the greatest) turntablists of all time.
The whole beat is just the DJ with that one record
They were already OGs by the time they did this. Absolute legends. They were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by LL Cool J and Chuck D
At the beginning, when the 3 MC's are just standing there waiting, that's their way of saying that without the DJ there's no show. At the time, their DJ was Mixmaster Mike. He's worth checking out all on his own, long and storied career. The Beastie Boys worked with some amazing talent.
There is nothing that makes me happier than watching someone discover a new artist or type of music and getting excited.
Dude!! Beasties are the SHEET!!! 48 here and these guys are ALWAYS on the playlist. My hubs and I from time to time put on music and let it play through the house. And Beasties have their own playlist when we do that. It's some of the BEST times when we just jump around and sing our hearts out with them. Ofc we know ALL the words. It takes us both straight back to having headphones on, being early teens, and hearing them for the first time. RIP to the MCA. Always in our hearts.
All musical instruments were played by them as well. Guitar, drums, bass, etc. on every record.
Yep. The equivalent of a mic drop. Excellent reaction!!!
“My beats is sick like malaria”…
That line still cracks me up 30 years later.
Mix Master Mike was such a good DJ that he wasn't allowed at Scratch and DJ contests anymore because he would win each time. 😮 RIP MCA...that voice brings tears. I was 16 and we passed around music on cassette tapes. A friend's older brother had the best music and we would all make copies of his latest vinyl purchases using blank cassette tapes. First Beastie Boys album I had a copy of was Paul's Boutique.
This is just a taste of all that was The Beastie Boys. Notice how Mix Master Mike only used ONE album for all the scratches? ONE. That is the origin of hiphop. Getting creative with what you had. The entire License to Ill album is worth listening to. They are experts at story-telling, much like Slick Rick, but in their own flavor. While you could spend years digging into the Boys, may I suggest trying Prince? Not rap. But a master at his craft (RIP).
When I first heard The Beastie Boys, I was a cheerleader in middle school/jr. high. We had to ride the bus with the football team to away games. One guy had License to Ill, and I had my Walkman, so I asked if I could borrow it for the ride home? He agreed. I listened, and I was hooked. Bought the tape, wore out the tape, bought the CD. Keep in mind, this was the mid-80s. This song came out on a later album in the '90s. Got to see them live in '92 (Check Your Head tour), and they were amazing. You must hear "Paul Revere." At that concert, they started, "Now, here's a little story...." and tossed the mic into the audience. It was passed around as EVERYONE knew the words. They loved it, the fans loved it. A total blast of a concert! (RIP MCA, too).
The B-boys are sooooo fun and fire.
I don’t think there’s such thing as a bad Beastie Boys track. Every single one is🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yes!!! I grew up in the 80s, I got the see the birth and death of hiphop in my life. Beastie boys are God's in the game. The came out in the 80s, they weren't a super group per say, they were 3 friends who grew up in Brooklyn who loved hiphop, punk, jazz and their albums reflect that. You gotta check out beastie boys and q-tip's song get it together.... shit is ill! And their DJ isn't white either he is an S.A.! 3 jews and a Latino! I love it!
Mix master is a f@#$ing legend on the decks!!!!!!! One deck cross fade and makes the entire beat live!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Only their first two albums, *License To Ill* and *Paul’s Boutique* came out in the 80’s. Their commercial and critical peak was from the early to late 90’s. For their first few albums, they rocked with DJ Hurricane, in ‘98 they began working with Mixmaster Mike on the album *Hello Nasty* onwards.
As someone who has been living hip hop since 1974, it is always heart warming when someone from the younger generation discovers an element from "the family tree". 🥰 REAL hip hop... live, straight to tape..."with no delay" 😃
The impression you should have of these guys is they are one of the godfathers of hip hop and rap
The BB crossing all ages, gens, races and religions! These dudes “brang” it! Enjoy my friend!
Best time to be young 80s-00s😊😊😊😊
Yep, I love my Jewish boys from New York. Seriously the best rappers on the East Coast, hands down. Rest in peace to Yauch.
Whatcha Want is awesome.
This is brilliant because it's just the DJ and them.
The Beastie Boys are honorary brothers. They always get invited to the BBQ.
Even if they weren't invited, they'd still show up and grab a plate.
Legends
you need to listen to Paul's Boutique from end-to-end. It will blow your hip hop mind...
This video was made in one shot ! Period. Pure talent. Beastie for ever
Humpty Dance! 🎉 your gonna love all the 80s stuff…
Ain't that 90s
Mix Master Mike is a f*ckin LEGEND! Shit, LL COOL J even said, the Bestie Boys discovered him and without them, he wouldn't be here today. They're some of the originals from the start of rap.
TBH, I am jealous that you are just experiencing the Beasties my dude. I am 46, from the NYC area and watched these guys evolve over time. Regarding rap/hip-hop, Beastie Boys will always will be top 5 for me. I can't think of any other group as original, funny, talented, AND with staying power. If you haven't checked them out yet, listen to Hey Ladies and Shake Your Rump as I didn't see those songs listed on your channel. I was gutted when MCA passed away, but am so thankful that they were able to create such a massive and amazing catalog for future generations like yourself to enjoy. RIP MCA.
They were there at the start of rap in Brooklyn and lower Manhattan. They starred with Run Dmc in the 1985 movie KRUSH GROOVE, they were the first album released on DEF JAM RECORDS that they helped Rick Rubin start. They discovered LL Cool J, and had the first Platinum selling rap album, ever. They are the Princes of rap, right under Run DMC.
Krush Groove? I've always known that movie as Tougher than Leather.
@@ScaldingHotCatsupTwo different movies.
You better get the coffee brewing - I'm 57 and when I listen to the Beastie Boys so do my neighbors! #paulsboutique #samplemasters
"I didn't even know they HAD censors in video back then"
I aged into a shriveled husk when that hit my ears.
😂😂
o you asked, I never heard THIS before, but when I first heard of the Beasties Boys it was
"You Gotta Fight For Your Right to Party" video when I was in high school. It was an anthem in my small California town. It brought them to the main stream. There is a part two that's hilarious.
1st one I even heard in England '89
When I grew up I listened to stuff that was being made during my time, but also I grew up listening to stuff that was 20, 30 years older than me. I can assure you that will open up your music horizons and enrich your mind too, bring you different perspectives.
83 was awesome in the 80s life was simple and clean woman where beautiful nd feminine with big hair and tight jeans and they didn't want to be men ...awesome times
Hip hop in it's purest form
“Bro just ripped it and walked out.” You got it, perfect analogy!💥🫳🎤
This is my favorite thing by the Beasties. I may have watched this video 500 times over the last couple decades.
I cant forget Beasties, I got my first car, put a good stereo with subwoofer, got the Hello Nasty tape for Christmas, cruised around bumping it The Move and Intergalactic over and over.
They started out a concert like this...the monitors in the arena cut to one of the concession stands in the concourse, and the camera followed the person working behind the counter as he walked onto stage, and started doing something exactly like that (obviously he was the DJ). Then the rest of the group came out in various parts of the arena and started singing "Intergalactic."
You know they play all their own instruments, right? There's an old Letterman clip of then doing Sabotage live. I couldn't believe it when I saw it.
Saw them live for the Hello Nasty tour. They are all terrific musicians as well as MC's
The Beastie Boys are awesome.
Hope you plan to checkout
So What'cha Want
From 1986 their music is timeless. Their first 4 albums are my favorites
In the 80's and 90's, we lined up at the record store on the day a new album would drop. So, "hearing this for the first time"... was the event. You wait in line, buy the new CD (usually split 3 ways with your crew", then you rush home and jam and party.
No one was ready for this . But how awesome. Now for us and for you and forever. Great west world reference
I love to see younger hip hop / rap fans now checking out some of these OGs. These boys should be on the Mt. Rushmore of rap. One of the first groups to get me into the genre in the late '80s. I still listen to their shit on the regular. Absolute Legends.
I'm 50 and during the 90s black and white were all together through hip-hop and rap!!
We didn't have the nonsense of today!!
I was break dancing to Nucleus and Fat boys in the 80s!!
I'm white!!
I was in high school in 86 when they started. Them and run dmc appealed to us rockers and introduced us to rap. Rapper today want to all be thugs and sound alike. This back then was a time when artists didnt take themselves so serious and knew how to have fun and we had fun with them. We had the best music back then. You kids nowadays need to hear the roots of what your music came from.
I love this video because everyone goes through the same steps.
0:18 "OK this is a weird intro, lets see where this goes."
1:18 "Ok, WTF?! We are a minute into a 4 /12 minute video and there has been no music yet!"
1:39 "Ok, FINALLY every one is in the room. So we starting or what? This better be worth this fucking wait"
1:49-1:57 *jaw slowly falls over 8 seconds"
2:26 You realize your jaw is still on the floor and feel the temptation to start start the song over.
They changed the game. Paul Revere is their best in my opinion. Another unique group that smashed stereotypes was the all black rock group from the 80’s In Living Color. Check out their song Cult of Personality 🔥
Paul Revere #1 absolutely. Intergalactic is my 2nd fav.
Paul revere my fav too
Paul Revere is good, but sounds of science is far superior.
Yes Paul Revere! Cowritten by DMC of Run DMC
Yeah check out Living Color (no "In"), especially Cult of Personality. Another black brother that rocks hard is the lead singer of King's X! Check out anything from their first 3 albums.
I loved watching this, it’s just a testament to how good they were. So blessed to have them in our lives.
There was a time when armed with a crate of LPs,
Two turntables and a handful of scribbled notes too ROCK THA CROWD...
I Listen an watch there Videos when mtv was a thing. I almost forgot how awesome the guys were. Good old Times...
Beastie Boys were it. In the 80's, they were Slick Rick storytelling and silliness mixed with the punk scene.
Mix Master Mike kicked ass
Now you gotta see "Paul Revere" and then "No Sleep Till Brooklyn"
I saw them live in st Louis in 1992. Awesome show.
I was 11 yrs old when License to Ill came out in '86. It was one of my first TAPES!
I've been jamming out to these fools ever since.
You need to check out Paul Revere next. That beat will blow your mind.
Back in the day we knew every word to every song on License to Ill and would jam out to it every chance we got.
Love that you're digging on them too!
Keep them Beastie Boys reactions coming! Shadrach art video, Shake Your Rump, and on and on and on and on.....WOOT!
beeing hardcore is what they're all about , they went to whitecastle and they got thrown out. beastie boys is my jam, im 38 and still bump to it.
Love seeing you young heads appreciating this
😂 Damn man! I saw them perform this track live with A Tribe Called Quest at the Cleveland Convocation Center. It was insane. The talent at that show... Q-Tip and his crew were on fire too but the B Boys burned it down and Mix Master Mike is absolutely for real. The whole stage was a big turn table so they all faced 100% of the audience 100% of the time. It was sick. I live that you're discovering them. Keep going brother.
Seriously they should be one of your favorites because they are just that good !
it brings a tear to my eye to see new people discover the beastie boys.
Yessssssss!!!!!!
I love watching the younger generation actually listening to music ❤❤❤
There’s a movie called crush groove, fat boys, LL Cool J, run, DMC, and the beastie boys, and that’s what this white boy grew up on when I was a teenager, you’re bringing tears to my eyes kid
More BEASTIE BOYS!
Rot down
Sure shot
Pass the mic
High plains drifter
Skills to pay the bills (live version)
So whatcha want
Thank youuuuuuu ❤️ for reacting to the great BEASTIE BOYS!!!!
No sleep till Brookline and Paul revere too 😊
I second Sure Shot…
The Amsterdam live vers of Skills to pay the bills is still one of my favorite live vids of theirs ever
Listen to Paul's Boutique, the whole album, in order as it's presented. The entire album is a work of art.
Right??? They are super talented and totally unexpected ! Who would have guessed?!
Im 45, when and where i grew up every single neighborhood kid had a bike, usually a bmx. I still have my Diamondback bike from my childhood. We also had a boombox. Being a kid in the 80's was awesome!
I thank God every day I was born in the 80s and had older siblings. I got to grow up in real hip hop and the greatest era ever.
Mix master is widely known as one of the best.
I saw them at Lollapalooza in 1994. It was AWESOME!!!
Mix Master Mike did all that with one turntable. One record.
This is a great example of pure hip-hop
I was 12 when Licensed To Ill came out in 1985 and my best friend and I were instantly hooked! I wore that cassette tape out that year and it was playing in my Walkman every time I was in the car so that I didn’t have to listen to what my parents played on the radio. I had a poster of the Boys in my room and I even took it to college with me and hung it up in my dorm room 6 years later because they were still kickin it root down 💯‼️
FYI - in their other songs where instruments are played, they play the instruments themselves. They are (and were 😢) amazing talents.
I find so much joy in watching people discover the genius that is the Beastie Boys. Mix Master Mike is arguably the best scratcher still to date.
Enjoy this rabbit hole. It’s gonna be an amazing journey for you.
I saw them live in 1994 with Rage Against the Machine and it’s top three in shows I’ve had the privilege to witness.
Hell yeah homie! I also find joy in watching these young peeps find this crazy shit. It can still blow you away like it did us back in the day! Shout outs to real hip-hop man.
What are the other 2?!
@@halogram8013The other two:
I worked at an airport in College near The Woodlands Texas, and we received a lot of the bands… a roadie from Big Wreck gave me All Access passes for Buzzfest 98, and I got to watch The Foo Fighters play from side of stage in 98. I still have the pass signed by Dave Grohl.
Willie Nelson at his 4th of July picnic in the 2000’s.
What are your top 3?