@RegurgiNATE It's crazy, cuz rappers have had mad respect for Zack, even if rap fans didn't back in the day. I listened to a bit of everything in the 90s, so I'm glad I didn't fall into that trap of "This is trash cuz I like that."
Welcome to the rage family ! The police don't like them and they definitely don't like the police. You should listen to wake up, know your enemies, down rodeo and take the power back, but most important thing is to watch lyrics videos, cause with rage lyrics are even more important than the music. They are the perfect first step into rock for someone coming from hip hop, cause Zack is an MC with a sick flow. Will follow your journey into rage, enjoy !
It's rock not metal. They made a political statement like nobody else ever has. They've been making these songs since the early '90s nothing has changed since then probably will. I came from this generation that listened to this music and didn't do anything I hope yours will! Great reaction!
I was listening to rage a few days ago and was next to a cop at a light and I put that shit on mute til he was gone. Mom in a mini van with 3 boys ain't trying to be harnessed today.
@@tommartinez3840 i admit I have failed to act until recently. I and billions of others. RATM woke me to politics, I struggled with removing the "Machine's" blinds I had been surgically given.
I’ll say this: RATM is a great foot in the door for rock, but they’re entirely unique. You won’t find another rock group with their sound or message. They’re as much funk and hip hop as they are rock. And you’re 100% right, the police most definitely don’t like them. Great reaction man! I’d recommend Wake Up next! ✌🏻
they dont sound like them at all but system of the down is in alot of ways similar big flips strong worldy messages repeating of the chorus full of meaning several times within the song
i agree about sound, but rock's roots are in blues and outlaw country, and punk especially. Political statements and outrage against society are pretty much par for the course.
I cannot express just how much valuable content and sound Rage has produced. The vitality, verbal swordplay and anger is never diluted and directed at exactly the right target.
Welcome young buck. There's a plethora of awesome songs they have. They were the FIRST band to incorporate rap and rock. Take the power back, Down Rodeo, Year of the boomerang
*First* is a bit off, you had Aerosmith collaborating with Run DMC and Anthrax released the album "Attack of the Killer B's", which had a collaboration with Public Enemy and a few tracks with some rap verses the year that Rage formed. Now, if you were to say RATM were the best to come out of their era, I'll 💯 agree with you.
Random dude on the internet about RATM: "Another successful musician instantly becomes a political expert" Tom Morello responding: "One does not have to be an honors grad in political science from Harvard University to recognize the unethical and inhumane nature of this administration but well, I happen to be an honors grad in political science from Harvard University so I can confirm that for you."
I remember that shit. Remember when that dude called them out for turning "political". Random person "What machine did you think they were raging against?? The dishwasher."😂😂
Zack only spits truth and puts 99% of other rappers to shame with his bars and flows...every song is a message They have so many songs to check out...and use lyric videos so you catch Zacks words - "Wake Up", "Down Rodeo", "Know Your Enemy", "Without A Face", "Mic Check", "Take The Power Back", "Darkness Of Greed", "No Shelter"...just to get started :D
@@MichelleShow Awesome :) Def try to use lyric videos so you can catch what he's spitting - some of his bars are subtle but still full of power - some of their tracks are almost 30 years old but are still *very* relevant today...in fact, some of them are even more relevant! Subscribed and looking forward to seeing more :)
Welcome to the Rage train! Know Your Enemy is a great one of theirs, Bullet in the Head, Voice of the Voiceless, lots of great Rage songs. They really don't miss! And they always speak the truth no matter who they piss off.
Tom Morello, the lead guitarist is an awesome person. He not only had a degree from HARVARD, he also engages young POC to go into playing guitar...I call him the new JIMI
I've never really considered Rage as metal, it just sounded like hard rock/rap to me. I've only just recently found out they were labeled as metal. What I like about them is that they never felt the need to water anything down or hold anybody's hand and make what they were saying more palatable just to avoid making people uncomfortable. I believe this was also a shot at politicians preaching family values while also destroying them by starting wars for greed.
I love how relevant they've become again lately after 30 years or so. just goes to show that history is doomed to repeat itself unless we make changes. Great reaction brother! Keep it up and stay strong and safe!
The thing about Rock is that usually Rock isn't as direct as Rage Against the Machine is. There are several Rock and Metal bands that cover the same issues in their songs, but the way they present it is not the same. Rage Against the Machine was the real first and still one of the few true Rap-Metal bands to ever exist. To me, in-between Rock, there was Punk, Metal, Hip-Hop, Grunge and Rap-Metal with Rage Against the Machine as it's the exponential point so far. I fkn love Rock, Blues, funk, Punk , Metal and Hip-Hop, so this band was like a musical dream come true to me!
RATM used to get thrown out of THEIR OWN SHOWS sometimes by cops who either had a grudge against them and made up excuses to stop them from performing, or who were called by white supremacists who didn't like them and wanted them gone. Of course, those two groups overlap considerably.
Rage is (sadly) sooo relevant today. All songs have messages. Listen to more-- even if not as a reaction video. Lyrics are a must. Even if you don't love them you will definitely appreciate them.
You're not wrong, they were blackballed post 9/11. Most radio stations stopped playing their music after that, and mainstream rock music was never the same.
System of a Down is the other big rock group of that era that always knew what's up. BYOB (bring your own bombs) chorus is "why don't presidents fight the wars? why do they always send the poor?" and it's mad as hell about it lolol
Fun fact: the system hates RATM so much that after 9/11, Clear Channel Communications released a list of songs radio stations should be careful playing, as they were considered to deal with sensitive material after the attacks. They didn't even bother listing individual songs for Rage. They just included "every song by Rage Against The Machine". Not to mention they also once got kicked off SNL for having upside-down American flags hanging while Steve Forbes was in the audience...
This is rap/rock RATM "Take the Power back"....."Wake up"..."Pistol grip pump"....."Freedom" ..."No Shelter" Fun fact they were signed by Chuck D of Public Enemy......................Do the MV's when possible so they Artist doesn't get cheated
If i get backlash i get it..zero F*ck$ given...im a cop...LOVE Rage, grew up listening to them, and old school rap...which is why I still listen to it when its real rap..bar heavy
I think you would be very surprised with much rock you will like if you take the time to explore. There are thousands of artists like Rage with their own unique spin on rock. And most rock has substance in the lyrics, people are turned away sometimes because it can be loud... but they miss the whole point that the artist is trying to convey. Thanks for catching on to Rage.
oh shit fam didnt expect this vid from you but love the content my man keep it up...n yo wheres this fall vid ya had me waiting like crazy for weeks...lemme get that reaction homie so i can stop bothering ya...my man
Powerful song, when I saw the gears turning in your head once the beat came in and he started rappin I was like oh he’s fixin to bob his head watch! I was like there’s no way real doesn’t recognize real right here
Love seeing the next generation embracing Rage, with whats going on lately, .... just sucks that 30 years later the message still relevant cause aint shit has changed.
Strap in--- Bullet to the Head, Testify, Know your Enemy.... They're not typical rock though... rock, funk, hiphop, metal.... and they're the type of great that transcends listeners. They're up there with Dylan, Zepplin, Pink Floyd, Queen... I'm not a hip hop or metal guy and these guys are easily a top-10 band all time for me.
Rage is FIIIIRE. Keep those lyrics up because they go deep and hard. If you like deeper music...bands that have something important to say that wakes us up...take a listen to Tool - Lateralus (and use the lyrics). Rage and Tool both operate on a level of waking us up. And it's no surprise that they've collaborated together.
I recommend using the vids with lyrics when you react. Sometimes it's hard to understand. I loved them first for the power of the music and through listening over time started hearing the power of what Zack was saying.
Rage is great. Lots of stuff to listen to. But if you want something else that is rock-oriented that you'd probably like, check out the Linkin Park/Jay-Z stuff. That's a good back door into Linkin Park's early (good) stuff. Another one would be Eminem's AC/DC Back in Black remix of "My Name Is". POD's "Boom". I mean, rap-rock is a whole genre. People like to shit on Limp Bizkit but "Nookie" went hard as hell back in the day. There's a lot of music to discover if you end up liking the genre.
@@MichelleShow Linkin Park feat. Jay-Z - Numb/Encore: ua-cam.com/video/yNPECkESPbU/v-deo.html Linkin Park & Jay-Z - Points Of Authority/99 Problems/One Step Closer: ua-cam.com/video/kBnJnXq4YQ8/v-deo.html
Get hip man, cause dude’s a better MC than 95% of dudes in Hip Hop today. And 30 years later Rage’s content is still more relevant than the vast majority of what that genre has become. Even though it is the most listened to type of music on earth today, any musical genre that becomes that popular always suffers in quality, and today’s Hip Hop is absolutely no different. I always thought this was not even one of their best songs. Listen to Calm Like A Bomb or Wake Up.
As a black man, there are 2 Rage songs you MUST listen to (WITH LYRICS): "Know Your Enemy" and "Renegades of Funk". Also, if you haven't already listened to the original version of "Killing in the Name" (not the MGK version), do that too. Hell, and the "Ghost of Tom Joad" is a MUST hear also!! Fuck it, Rage has WAY too much good stuff, most of it about racial or political injustice.
We so need some RATM right now! Not only are they incredibly talented, but their songs are still relevant today. A rabbit hole, indeed, w/many deep well-arranged tracks. Please do yourself a favor --and your subs that haven't heard them before--& check out more of their songs. Lyrics are powerful, have 'em handy...they deliver. Highly recommend: "Fistful of Steel (Live '93), "Testify" (Live Finsbury '10), "Take the Power Back", "Down Rodeo", "Bullet in the Head" (Live '93), "Killing In the Name" & list just goes on...
History lessons in school should just be playing every RATM album..... wake up No shelter Know your enemy Bullet in the head Township rebellion Fistful of steel Down rodeo Born of a broken man Vietnow
Check out the lyrics too, there's always a powerful message. Also, they're not even Metal, they're like a mix of Rock, Funk and Hip Hop. Truly one of the more unique bands out there. Some more amazing tracks by them: - Wake Up - Down Rodeo - Sleep Now In the Fire - Calm Like a Bomb - Renegades of Funk - Mic Check - Guerrilla Radio
“Born of a Broken Man” from the Battle of Los Angeles album is one my favorite Rage songs,I’ve never met a hip hop head who didn’t like Rage or most music lovers for that matter...fuck genre....banging is banging ✌️all love from the DMV/Baltimore area 💙💥🖤🕺🏼🤪3 more rock bands to check out:Tool,Clutch & Soundgarden,I’ll guarantee you’ll find something in their catalogs you dig
When they first came out I was listening to them. I heard the lead singer is a lawyer. The band split up. The guitarist moved on to Audioslave👈 they’re good too.
Since you love your boy MGK so much and Rage against the machine you should react to MGK killing in the name of its a rage against the machine cover mad 28 years ago and still has meaning today
All their songs are awesome. But these among the best. Calm like a bomb, bullet in the head, fist full of steal, know your enemy, take the power back, people of the sun
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Zack is one of the best spitters ever. Criminally overlooked by hip hop lovers till recently
Yes sir, I’m super late!
Overlooked?...by kids who dont know
A -" F U C K I N' " - MEN
@RegurgiNATE It's crazy, cuz rappers have had mad respect for Zack, even if rap fans didn't back in the day. I listened to a bit of everything in the 90s, so I'm glad I didn't fall into that trap of "This is trash cuz I like that."
Not overlooked. Just a reawakening fr.
Welcome to the rage family !
The police don't like them and they definitely don't like the police.
You should listen to wake up, know your enemies, down rodeo and take the power back, but most important thing is to watch lyrics videos, cause with rage lyrics are even more important than the music.
They are the perfect first step into rock for someone coming from hip hop, cause Zack is an MC with a sick flow.
Will follow your journey into rage, enjoy !
Definitely doin wake up next rage reaction
It's rock not metal. They made a political statement like nobody else ever has. They've been making these songs since the early '90s nothing has changed since then probably will. I came from this generation that listened to this music and didn't do anything I hope yours will! Great reaction!
I was listening to rage a few days ago and was next to a cop at a light and I put that shit on mute til he was gone. Mom in a mini van with 3 boys ain't trying to be harnessed today.
Harassed. Just seen that.
@@tommartinez3840 i admit I have failed to act until recently. I and billions of others.
RATM woke me to politics, I struggled with removing the "Machine's" blinds I had been surgically given.
I’ll say this: RATM is a great foot in the door for rock, but they’re entirely unique. You won’t find another rock group with their sound or message. They’re as much funk and hip hop as they are rock. And you’re 100% right, the police most definitely don’t like them. Great reaction man! I’d recommend Wake Up next! ✌🏻
+1 Wake Up
Got u!
they dont sound like them at all but system of the down is in alot of ways similar big flips strong worldy messages repeating of the chorus full of meaning several times within the song
@@dillonoickle5841 for sure
i agree about sound, but rock's roots are in blues and outlaw country, and punk especially. Political statements and outrage against society are pretty much par for the course.
First time I've ever heard someone say that Rage calmed them down. 😂
Down Rodeo next!! The hook is 🔥 and the message is powerful
Will do, might do wake up first tho.
@@MichelleShow Make sure you use a video with lyrics included, message is powerful.
I cannot express just how much valuable content and sound Rage has produced. The vitality, verbal swordplay and anger is never diluted and directed at exactly the right target.
yes sir lookin that way so far
Rage against the machine-
DOWN RODEO!!!!!! as in rodeo drive
A must react
Got u
@@MichelleShow please do
Man, I always loved that lyric: "I walk the corner to the rubble, that used to be a library / Line up to the mind cemetery now"
Welcome young buck. There's a plethora of awesome songs they have. They were the FIRST band to incorporate rap and rock. Take the power back, Down Rodeo, Year of the boomerang
Got u will be doing down rodeo
@@MichelleShow also, check out the song Darkness.
*First* is a bit off, you had Aerosmith collaborating with Run DMC and Anthrax released the album "Attack of the Killer B's", which had a collaboration with Public Enemy and a few tracks with some rap verses the year that Rage formed. Now, if you were to say RATM were the best to come out of their era, I'll 💯 agree with you.
Do "down rodeo" and "wake up". Pull up the lyrics!!!
Will do
"I'm not sure how much more Rage Against the Machine I'll do on the channel..."
Proceeds to do the rest of RATM
Random dude on the internet about RATM: "Another successful musician instantly becomes a political expert"
Tom Morello responding: "One does not have to be an honors grad in political science from Harvard University to recognize the unethical and inhumane nature of this administration but well, I happen to be an honors grad in political science from Harvard University so I can confirm that for you."
deep
I remember that shit. Remember when that dude called them out for turning "political". Random person "What machine did you think they were raging against?? The dishwasher."😂😂
Zach De La Rocha got another song with Run the Jewels called "Close your eyes and count to f@ck" that is off the chain. They carry the same message!
Definitely gotta do that one!
@@MichelleShow you got a whole RTJ catalog to get to. Every album they drop is a gut punch!
@@MichelleShow He also has a track with KRS One and Last Emperor called "C.I.A (Criminals In Action)" that's pretty fucking cool too ;)
Zack only spits truth and puts 99% of other rappers to shame with his bars and flows...every song is a message
They have so many songs to check out...and use lyric videos so you catch Zacks words - "Wake Up", "Down Rodeo", "Know Your Enemy", "Without A Face", "Mic Check", "Take The Power Back", "Darkness Of Greed", "No Shelter"...just to get started :D
got u and will do more soon!
@@MichelleShow Awesome :) Def try to use lyric videos so you can catch what he's spitting - some of his bars are subtle but still full of power - some of their tracks are almost 30 years old but are still *very* relevant today...in fact, some of them are even more relevant!
Subscribed and looking forward to seeing more :)
Welcome to the Rage train! Know Your Enemy is a great one of theirs, Bullet in the Head, Voice of the Voiceless, lots of great Rage songs. They really don't miss! And they always speak the truth no matter who they piss off.
Liking it so far!
Rage was supposed to tour with RTJ this summer. The lead singer in rage was the last person rapping in the song JU$T
i know i reacted to ju$t my song of the year
@@MichelleShow It got pushed back till next year, I got my tickets for the first show in El Paso.
Tom Morello, the lead guitarist is an awesome person. He not only had a degree from HARVARD, he also engages young POC to go into playing guitar...I call him the new JIMI
dam respect!!
I've never really considered Rage as metal, it just sounded like hard rock/rap to me. I've only just recently found out they were labeled as metal. What I like about them is that they never felt the need to water anything down or hold anybody's hand and make what they were saying more palatable just to avoid making people uncomfortable.
I believe this was also a shot at politicians preaching family values while also destroying them by starting wars for greed.
good perspective and sounds 100 percent right!
Something different! #GrindMode
You could be the only person ever who listens to this and says that it calms you down.
You should check out Down Rodeo by them. Your mind will be blown!
Will do soon!
Hey, man. If you do more rage, get the lyrics up, it maximises everything.
Got u
My baby there's so much more than what you grew up with music is a world unexposed
Sleep Now In The Fire. Two things have shut down Wall Street early, 9/11 and the day Rage came!
dam! will check that out
I love how relevant they've become again lately after 30 years or so. just goes to show that history is doomed to repeat itself unless we make changes. Great reaction brother! Keep it up and stay strong and safe!
facts and preciate u!
The thing about Rock is that usually Rock isn't as direct as Rage Against the Machine is. There are several Rock and Metal bands that cover the same issues in their songs, but the way they present it is not the same. Rage Against the Machine was the real first and still one of the few true Rap-Metal bands to ever exist. To me, in-between Rock, there was Punk, Metal, Hip-Hop, Grunge and Rap-Metal with Rage Against the Machine as it's the exponential point so far. I fkn love Rock, Blues, funk, Punk , Metal and Hip-Hop, so this band was like a musical dream come true to me!
RATM used to get thrown out of THEIR OWN SHOWS sometimes by cops who either had a grudge against them and made up excuses to stop them from performing, or who were called by white supremacists who didn't like them and wanted them gone. Of course, those two groups overlap considerably.
Rage is (sadly) sooo relevant today. All songs have messages. Listen to more-- even if not as a reaction video. Lyrics are a must. Even if you don't love them you will definitely appreciate them.
got u
This music is 30 years old... think about how relevant it is STILL to today....sad.
RATM’s first two albums , every track is a banger and on that revolutionary ish
yea i gotta hear more asap
You're not wrong, they were blackballed post 9/11. Most radio stations stopped playing their music after that, and mainstream rock music was never the same.
dam make sense!
Rage against the machine- Know Your Enemy!!!
doin more rage soon!
Been all about RATM since my teen's. 3rd band I was in me(bassist) and the drummer knew every RATM song.
Great reaction! Gotta check out Down Rodeo next.
Got u
React to RATM - Mic check you’ll be hella impressed.
I’ll check it out ASAP!
What you might have thought as a dj scratching is actually the guitar player sliding his fingers across the strings
interesting
Rage has a super group with NWA and Public Enemy members. They're the OGS. Most hip-hop fans don't even know. But now starting to recognize.
yea i heard, i wanna check some of that out
Saw Rage with Gang Starr in the early 2000’s where the cops boycotted the show. Was epic.
This is one of the best songs man !!! Feel the funk in the soul.
Welcome to rage ride bro. There's a hell of allot more and just as good. All with massive messages
✊✊✊🙏
will be doin more soon
Twenty one pilots is a good rockish group to check out, they usually have a good message, they dabble in some bars too...car radio is one of the best
I’ll check them out
@Joe Public agreed
System of a Down is the other big rock group of that era that always knew what's up. BYOB (bring your own bombs) chorus is "why don't presidents fight the wars?
why do they always send the poor?"
and it's mad as hell about it lolol
ima check that out!!
RATM is the only band with a message like this... This song is from the 90s
Fun fact: the system hates RATM so much that after 9/11, Clear Channel Communications released a list of songs radio stations should be careful playing, as they were considered to deal with sensitive material after the attacks.
They didn't even bother listing individual songs for Rage. They just included "every song by Rage Against The Machine".
Not to mention they also once got kicked off SNL for having upside-down American flags hanging while Steve Forbes was in the audience...
Bro these guys were spitting this shit back in “93” think about that. These guys are as OG as it gets. They are Zack spits real shit!
Munivision Muni man I love it
They famously shut down wall street and it was the craziest thing to see.
Check it out.
It's what rich men do when the people have a voice.
This is rap/rock RATM "Take the Power back"....."Wake up"..."Pistol grip pump"....."Freedom" ..."No Shelter" Fun fact they were signed by Chuck D of Public Enemy......................Do the MV's when possible so they Artist doesn't get cheated
Been on a Rage run. Had to go back to some old videos because I like how people deduce the message. You had a good takeaway.
If i get backlash i get it..zero F*ck$ given...im a cop...LOVE Rage, grew up listening to them, and old school rap...which is why I still listen to it when its real rap..bar heavy
i respect that! 💯
I think you would be very surprised with much rock you will like if you take the time to explore. There are thousands of artists like Rage with their own unique spin on rock. And most rock has substance in the lyrics, people are turned away sometimes because it can be loud... but they miss the whole point that the artist is trying to convey. Thanks for catching on to Rage.
RATM fuses hip hop and metal, with a message. I've been rocking with these dudes since the 90's. Keep that mind open and keep dropping bomb content!
Got up and will do! 💯
It JUST. GETS. BETTER.
PS always have lyrics ready..
got u
oh shit fam didnt expect this vid from you but love the content my man keep it up...n yo wheres this fall vid ya had me waiting like crazy for weeks...lemme get that reaction homie so i can stop bothering ya...my man
i got u been super busy ima try to upload this weekend
@@MichelleShow all good cuzzy
Tom was “scratching the record” on the guitar
RATM is an eye opener, specially all the bs going on now a days. They been calling out facts since around 1989 through their music. Peace!
I like to go back and watch the “ first”, Rage, LinkinPark, Jayz etc. keep it up brother, here for it.
I dig your perspective my dude.
💯💯💯
Rage just played their first live show in over a decade you gotta check out some of the videos they sounded amazing
Some of the best rock bands for messages: rage against the machine, green day, System of a down, Metallica, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd
ima check some of those out not sure if ill react but i wanna hear them
Hey bro, it's always great to consider other genres. I was only rock in all levels and now I'm doing country, hip hop, rap and classical
Only man ever "calmed down" by RATM
Powerful song, when I saw the gears turning in your head once the beat came in and he started rappin I was like oh he’s fixin to bob his head watch! I was like there’s no way real doesn’t recognize real right here
💯 yea cant lie i like this!
Killing Tn The Name with lyrics!!! The original anti police brutality song!
what id do to hear this for the first time again.
Love seeing the next generation embracing Rage, with whats going on lately, .... just sucks that 30 years later the message still relevant cause aint shit has changed.
straight facts!!
Strap in--- Bullet to the Head, Testify, Know your Enemy....
They're not typical rock though... rock, funk, hiphop, metal.... and they're the type of great that transcends listeners. They're up there with Dylan, Zepplin, Pink Floyd, Queen...
I'm not a hip hop or metal guy and these guys are easily a top-10 band all time for me.
got u ima check those out
Rage is FIIIIRE. Keep those lyrics up because they go deep and hard.
If you like deeper music...bands that have something important to say that wakes us up...take a listen to Tool - Lateralus (and use the lyrics).
Rage and Tool both operate on a level of waking us up. And it's no surprise that they've collaborated together.
YESSSSSSS
Another band that you may want to check that sends a message loud and clear is System of a Down - Prison Song.
These dudes..... Fuck yea!
Zack De La Rocha, KRS-One & The Last Emperor - C.I.A.
Aye! Sound like a winner!
You NEED to react to 'Down Rodeo' by RATM. Seriously.
Your soul may enjoy the the phenomenon that is the voice of Dimash
Bomb track is dope
yes sir
Dope
yes sir!
Bro- you know Zac was heavily influenced by Chuck D
Yeeesss! Thanks for checking out this type of music....check out...
Halestorm - it's not You
Badass female lead singer
Got u
I recommend using the vids with lyrics when you react. Sometimes it's hard to understand. I loved them first for the power of the music and through listening over time started hearing the power of what Zack was saying.
RATM and RTJ are extremely relevant and needed right now. Do YOUR civic duty!
facts
Rage is great. Lots of stuff to listen to. But if you want something else that is rock-oriented that you'd probably like, check out the Linkin Park/Jay-Z stuff. That's a good back door into Linkin Park's early (good) stuff. Another one would be Eminem's AC/DC Back in Black remix of "My Name Is". POD's "Boom". I mean, rap-rock is a whole genre. People like to shit on Limp Bizkit but "Nookie" went hard as hell back in the day. There's a lot of music to discover if you end up liking the genre.
whats a good jay z linkin park song?
@@MichelleShow Linkin Park feat. Jay-Z - Numb/Encore: ua-cam.com/video/yNPECkESPbU/v-deo.html
Linkin Park & Jay-Z - Points Of Authority/99 Problems/One Step Closer: ua-cam.com/video/kBnJnXq4YQ8/v-deo.html
Welcome! Keep Raging! ✊🏼✌🏻🖤
💯💯💯
Check out “mic check” off the Battle for Los Angeles album. More on the hip-hop end of the spectrum
Get hip man, cause dude’s a better MC than 95% of dudes in Hip Hop today. And 30 years later Rage’s content is still more relevant than the vast majority of what that genre has become. Even though it is the most listened to type of music on earth today, any musical genre that becomes that popular always suffers in quality, and today’s Hip Hop is absolutely no different. I always thought this was not even one of their best songs. Listen to Calm Like A Bomb or Wake Up.
will do wake up next
...also, Tom Morello can turn any guitar into a Sega Genesis and is a Harvard university grad in political science.
ok cool i love the facts!!
Killing in the name of
yes sir i heard that one tho cuz of mgk
As a black man, there are 2 Rage songs you MUST listen to (WITH LYRICS): "Know Your Enemy" and "Renegades of Funk". Also, if you haven't already listened to the original version of "Killing in the Name" (not the MGK version), do that too. Hell, and the "Ghost of Tom Joad" is a MUST hear also!! Fuck it, Rage has WAY too much good stuff, most of it about racial or political injustice.
got u
Do Wake Up!! It’s my favorite one! I love all their songs!
Will do soon
RATM is dope af. They mix a touch of hip hop with metal. The lead singer did a song with Run the jewels also.
yea i liked him on ju$t i reacted to it
Bro! Denzel Curry did a full cover of this song on like a version, he goes absolutely insane & I’d love to see your reaction to it!!!!
We so need some RATM right now! Not only are they incredibly talented, but their songs are still relevant today. A rabbit hole, indeed, w/many deep well-arranged tracks. Please do yourself a favor --and your subs that haven't heard them before--& check out more of their songs. Lyrics are powerful, have 'em handy...they deliver. Highly recommend: "Fistful of Steel (Live '93), "Testify" (Live Finsbury '10), "Take the Power Back", "Down Rodeo", "Bullet in the Head" (Live '93), "Killing In the Name" & list just goes on...
got u and will do
@@MichelleShow Nice! Thank you...looking forward to hearing what'cha think. :):)
great video keep it up
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History lessons in school should just be playing every RATM album.....
wake up
No shelter
Know your enemy
Bullet in the head
Township rebellion
Fistful of steel
Down rodeo
Born of a broken man
Vietnow
would be better than what they really teach!
Check out the lyrics too, there's always a powerful message. Also, they're not even Metal, they're like a mix of Rock, Funk and Hip Hop. Truly one of the more unique bands out there.
Some more amazing tracks by them:
- Wake Up
- Down Rodeo
- Sleep Now In the Fire
- Calm Like a Bomb
- Renegades of Funk
- Mic Check
- Guerrilla Radio
got u doin 2 of those soon!
Speaking of Tom Morello…you should react to Mac Miller - “Programs” where he pays homage to Tom Morello and the song is absolute fire!!!
“Born of a Broken Man” from the Battle of Los Angeles album is one my favorite Rage songs,I’ve never met a hip hop head who didn’t like Rage or most music lovers for that matter...fuck genre....banging is banging ✌️all love from the DMV/Baltimore area 💙💥🖤🕺🏼🤪3 more rock bands to check out:Tool,Clutch & Soundgarden,I’ll guarantee you’ll find something in their catalogs you dig
When they first came out I was listening to them. I heard the lead singer is a lawyer. The band split up. The guitarist moved on to Audioslave👈 they’re good too.
Yea I’m super late but will get up to speed
Since you love your boy MGK so much and Rage against the machine you should react to MGK killing in the name of its a rage against the machine cover mad 28 years ago and still has meaning today
Give us that “Detroit vs. Everybody”
got u soon
If you want to explore more rock, may I suggest System of a Down- chop suey
All their songs are awesome. But these among the best. Calm like a bomb, bullet in the head, fist full of steal, know your enemy, take the power back, people of the sun
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Zack is miles ahead of his time. Hes even better than most of this so called rappers nowadays.