@@irenejones69 hope it was the 5 speed stick shift. I miss clutches and my 12 in kicker box. I rattled the rear view mirror off my subaru wagon on this song.!
I had this playing on my boom box at school.. how they allowed us to have these huge boom boxes in school still makes me laugh 😆 all the beastie boy songs still hold up for me! They are fire❤
Three white Jewish boys set it strait and made a huge impact on hip hop. The hip hop culture in it's purest form knows no color, race or religion. It is about beats, samples and a story.
Eazy E said in an interview that when they heard Licensed to Ill they thought of it as the first gangsta rap album, and the early NWA songs were their attempt emulate Beasties.
1:13 lol I thought the same thing!!! I'm a 48 yr old white lady and I still get Eazy E stuck in my head:) "a car pulls up who can it be, a fresh el camino rollin' kiko G, he rolled down his window and he started to say..." C'mon now;)
this part right here. Beasties was my first concert ever. On this tour, in Las Vegas. I'm 51 now and still bump this at least weekly. Oh, and I love watching people truly experiencing them for the first time!
@@GasStationSushiSkatesat48 Ya baby five one!......and still bumpin. Kinda hard to believe we were kids, skatin and listening to these guys. Damn.....feels like just yesterday and a thousand years ago all at the same time.
I still bump the og vinyl I bought when it came out... an album you play side a all the way thru, then get ur ass up, gently move the needle, flip that wax over, run your lint picker around, blow off the needle and gently lower it down on side B to play all the way through..
I was bumping this as my gym music two years ago in Iraq 🇮🇶. This song is always going to be a banger. I’m 48 years old and proud to grow up listening to this era of Hip Hop.
Stick with this album “License to Ill”1986 for a while before moving on so that you can really appreciate the GENIUS of their 2nd album “Paul’s Boutique “ 1989.
@@mostlyevilmisha It sure is mine! But low key favorite song is "Gratitude", also another fire album is their all instrumental drop called "In Sound From Way Out".
You couldn't make that album now days, the licencing would be too expensive. They use so many cuts from so many places, but it was before they made laws saying you had to pay.
No kidding.... I had this CD in a discman with the cassette player attachment plugged into my Dads John Deere combine while making grain in 1986. My Grandfather, God rest his soul, crawled up the ladder to tell me something while this song was playing. At 72 years old, he told me to shut up so he can listen to the end. I remember how he laughed about the two girlies and a beer thats cold line. I also remember him asking to hear the rest of the album, and afterwards, his catchphrase was always "Sometimes ya just gotta fight for the right to party, i guess." Loved that man.
If he's 25, you have to remember that he grew up with a bunch of garbage, mumble crap. It's a little better now, but many of those garbage rappers disrespected the early Hip Hop artists. Many of these youngsters are barely discovering the origins.
Beastie Boys were way ahead of their time. I love your reaction to this. It was absolute FIRE and does stand the test of time. I'm 52 now. Thanks for the reminder.
In third grade I switched to public school from Catholic school and everyone I met was talking about Beastie Boys. I asked my Dad for the album for Christmas and got it. Loved it. Closer to summer break al of the older kids (6th graders) who sat at the back of the bus started rapping the lyrics every day on the bus ride home and I knew all the words. I was sitting at the rear middle of the bus in no time. TY Beastie Boys.
I listened to the Beastie Boys when i was a kid...... Im almost 50, and I still love their songs! They never get old!! Now my kids listen to them... GOTTA LOVE THEM!!!! TIMELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The whole album is fire. Brass monkey is one of my absolute favorites. Also talking about ahead of their time No Sleep Till Brooklyn the guitar riffs were done by Kerry King from Slayer.
Oh hell yah - the 808 is ICONIC for the 80s and any kind of lo-fi, dirty, funky, sound you want to make. It's one of my go to patches on pretty much any DAW :)
“Polly Wog Stew” was actually their first album in 1982. “Cooky Puss” (1983 single) was their first release after switching to hip hop. “Rock Hard” was released in 1984 after signing with Def Jam, which is around the time Kate left the group. Now, we come to “License to Ill” in 1986. The rest is pure hip hop history!!! Cheers!!!
@@curbowbass6124 oh c'mon, you can name some basement tape, college radio, short-run concert merch releases for LOTS of musicians. It's good for trivia night, but it's pedantic. Nobody would call License to Ill a "sophomore effort."
I was an 8th grader in Middle School when this song came out. Im 51 now and still listen to it till this day. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. This song was real Hip Hop
@@BulkBogan wake up everyday to kiss this horrible worlds beautiful face and most importantly do unto others as you would want done unto yourself. travel your ass off,stay humble and pay your dues. MOST IMPORTANTLY GO FUCIN VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!
Dude, this song sparked a generation of sixth graders. Every 12 to 13 year old boy knew every word of this song. It was clear, concise, and clean and told a story we may not have been fully able to comprehend, but we could follow.
Beastie Boys did come before Eaze-E, however it's not exactly the same beat. This song uses what is known as a "reverse bass note"! Late 1980's! Top notch!
He was speaking of the lyrical flow not the beat. Easy E and Sir Mix a Lot both have some rhyme styles with similarities to the Beastie Boys. All Legendary artists, IMO.
Look at the plane serial number. It says “eatme” backwards. It’s where Em got the kamakaze cover idea from!! Legendary!! I was 10 when this came out and me and my friend would split verses.
I am still listening to the Beastie Boys many decades later I am 54 years old. Still jamming or bumping or whatever it is this younger generation calls it.
Only 14 in 1986 but bought my 1st, top of the line system in 1990 for this album, in my old 67 Mustang. $5000 later it has all Alpine and Hifonics gear. Still bumping and working today...you really got what you paid for then.
This was awesome. One of my favorite tracks from Beastie Boys. The reverse bass bumps especially if you've got a suped up system. Definitely sharing this video.
Thank you for sharing. I think I enjoyed you just as much as the Beastie Boys… I was 13 years old, sitting in reform school when this album was released, you talking about Bringing some excitement to children between a rock and a hard place. But I guess we all can remember where we were and what we were doing when this album dropped. This one will always bring back memories. Thank you again for sharing.❤
Ima metal head living in NYC for 52 years..bboys have been holding down the 5 boroughs for DECADES... y'all need to listen to the beasties first 5 albums for a week straight.. you'll be bouncing 🔥killer flows and beats like no other...paulies boutique is fire.
I can't think of a metal head out there that didn't appreciate the Beastie Boys. They crossed a lot of social lines and broke a lot of cultural barriers. Changed this metal heads life forever!
This was my first cassette tape in the third grade. Really enjoyed your reaction. It gave me goosebumps. Felt like I was hearing it again for the first time. Subscribed
2:38 I do still bump this in my car. Beasties aren't gonna go anywhere. they are the OGs that get respect from all sides. watch 3 MCs and 1 DJ. back in the day they blew it up with Mix Master Mike. Sabotage, Brass Monkey, No Sleep Til Brooklyn... their whole list is still relevant
Hey Young Buck... thanks for exploring your roots. I grew up on hair metal, Beasties opened my eyes. I was all about learning about the music that came before me. I run into so many 20 and 30's who have no idea about anything pre 2000. Keep on keepin' on!
One of the greatest hip hop beats of all time. Greatest tracks of all time. Their next album has another incredible storytelling track called "High Plains Drifter", definitely give that a reaction!
Super enjoyed this vid man! First time I heard this was at my piano teachers house her son was playing the record when I came in for the lesson and he had to turn it off. I couldn't wait to finish the lesson so I could go find out who it was, that magical music! Keep it going man. ROC/NY
I have soooo many memories of this, one of them being. Riding a gray hound bus from spokane to seattle at 13years old by myself. Was going to moms for thanksgiving, met a random chick on the bus we shared the walkman headphone and listened to beastie boys, luke skywalker and mix a lot. After 10 hours on the bus, we got to know each other enough that we made out, was a great trip.
Legends of Hip Hop ! This came out my Senior Year ! Changed my Life ! Seen them Live several times in 80’s & 90’s ! Doesn’t get any better…🔥⭐️🔥⭐️🔥⭐️🔥⭐️
Paul's Boutique is the album you can listen to from start to finish, and every time you do, you hear little things you didn't hear the last time you listened to it. Masterpiece
This album is nearly 40 years old... I bought it the day it was released because I saw ONE video on MTV... So many of their tunes are STILL in my daily playlist...
Slick rick is another good example of a stroy teller in rap/hiphop. I think both of these groups/guys deliver full novels. There's plenty of groups out there that do this and you can find them if you expand from just one style. Some folk music (for example) has great stories as well. But Beastie Boys were hugely experimental. They went from hardcore to Hiphop/rap. True artists.
I would recommend Shake Your Rump, Sabotage, No Sleep Til Brooklyn, Brass Monkey, Rhymin and Stealin, The New Style, Intergalactic, and Pass the Mic just to name a few more. Reply
52 years old and these boys were my jam. EZ never wrote any of his own lyrics. A lot of the sample from the 80’s were similar, but this was legit. The plane’s tail has EATME spelled backwards with the 3 as e.
Sometime I think the industry intentionally doesn't want the youngins to know about the classics. Crazy this is the first time someone hearing such a classic jam.
50 years old and still know all the words. Yall really missed the era of real hip hop!
Same! 50yr old and know every one. I was obsessed with this album
50 years old here too! Still know the whole thing
54 y/o guy here...Can confirm all of the above!
I’m a few years older than y’all (58) I remember buying this album when it 1st came out. Used to bump this in my dorm room.
me too
Your appreciation for this makes this 55 year old smile.
StraighT!!
This 55 year old too 😊@@gerard7aa
17 year old me in 86 with a 10" woofer behind the seat of my Nissan pickup truck bumpin to this. So glad I got to live this life.
Same but an 84 Camaro
@@irenejones69 hope it was the 5 speed stick shift. I miss clutches and my 12 in kicker box. I rattled the rear view mirror off my subaru wagon on this song.!
I had this playing on my boom box at school.. how they allowed us to have these huge boom boxes in school still makes me laugh 😆 all the beastie boy songs still hold up for me! They are fire❤
Datsun pickup with a stick shift and a Z-28 tranny here, I was 16 in ‘86 ❤
@@irenejones69 convertible d50 with 15s behind the seats on a punch 150.
Three white Jewish boys set it strait and made a huge impact on hip hop. The hip hop culture in it's purest form knows no color, race or religion. It is about beats, samples and a story.
No such thing as a white jew. 😊
Umm.. 4 white Jewish boys
@@kwittjrRick Rubín
all of NWA have said many times that the Beasties were a huge influence.
Ice-T is on record saying this song influenced him too.
I think a lot of rappers were influenced by them but couldn’t admit it.
These guys broke PE by bringing them on tour
@fiverx2159 your comment is spot on 100.
They do now
@@firecracker187😅
Eazy E said in an interview that when they heard Licensed to Ill they thought of it as the first gangsta rap album, and the early NWA songs were their attempt emulate Beasties.
Really??? That's amazing!!! Thanks for sharing that:)
1:13 lol I thought the same thing!!! I'm a 48 yr old white lady and I still get Eazy E stuck in my head:) "a car pulls up who can it be, a fresh el camino rollin' kiko G, he rolled down his window and he started to say..." C'mon now;)
“ you could still bump this today”
Brother, I do! Loud and proud. ✌🏽
this part right here. Beasties was my first concert ever. On this tour, in Las Vegas. I'm 51 now and still bump this at least weekly. Oh, and I love watching people truly experiencing them for the first time!
@@GasStationSushiSkatesat48 Ya baby five one!......and still bumpin. Kinda hard to believe we were kids, skatin and listening to these guys. Damn.....feels like just yesterday and a thousand years ago all at the same time.
I still bump the og vinyl I bought when it came out... an album you play side a all the way thru, then get ur ass up, gently move the needle, flip that wax over, run your lint picker around, blow off the needle and gently lower it down on side B to play all the way through..
Same!
Licensed to Ill was on nonstop on our bus playing high school baseball, '87. Never found the room at the back of the bus
I was bumping this as my gym music two years ago in Iraq 🇮🇶. This song is always going to be a banger. I’m 48 years old and proud to grow up listening to this era of Hip Hop.
Hooah brother!
Everyone on the school bus knew all the words to “Paul Revere!”
Oh snap, I was like 10 and remember that vividly.
100% This song also gave white high school boys a gateway to hip-hop.. LOL. I love these guys!!
Yes they did!
Even us guys who grew in the country were listening to the Beastie Boys. ;)
For me it was everyone at summer camp :)
Beastie Boys are the voice of my Generation X!!❤
Stick with this album “License to Ill”1986 for a while before moving on so that you can really appreciate the GENIUS of their 2nd album “Paul’s Boutique “ 1989.
This. "Paul's Boutique" is generally regarded as the greatest hip hop album of all time,
@@mostlyevilmisha It sure is mine! But low key favorite song is "Gratitude", also another fire album is their all instrumental drop called "In Sound From Way Out".
License to Ill is better. Not by much though.
You couldn't make that album now days, the licencing would be too expensive. They use so many cuts from so many places, but it was before they made laws saying you had to pay.
Yes, yes, yes!
No kidding.... I had this CD in a discman with the cassette player attachment plugged into my Dads John Deere combine while making grain in 1986. My Grandfather, God rest his soul, crawled up the ladder to tell me something while this song was playing. At 72 years old, he told me to shut up so he can listen to the end. I remember how he laughed about the two girlies and a beer thats cold line. I also remember him asking to hear the rest of the album, and afterwards, his catchphrase was always "Sometimes ya just gotta fight for the right to party, i guess."
Loved that man.
Sounds like you come from good stock homeboy
Awesome memory, thanks for sharing.
I have it on vinyl
@duecedubs
I got to tell you, I'm typically not a jealous man, but DAMN🤣
Thank u so much for sharing that memory:)
In what world do you live 25 years without hearing Paul Revere?!? We as your previous generation have failed you.
Agreed, shame on his Uncles and Aunties.
These reaction videos are 99% fake.
@@johnwayne2103Always has to be an idiot in the bunch. Congrats.
If he's 25, you have to remember that he grew up with a bunch of garbage, mumble crap. It's a little better now, but many of those garbage rappers disrespected the early Hip Hop artists. Many of these youngsters are barely discovering the origins.
100% FAKE
Beastie Boys were way ahead of their time. I love your reaction to this. It was absolute FIRE and does stand the test of time. I'm 52 now. Thanks for the reminder.
"You could still bump this in your car today." Yes, sir. I just did about 10 minutes ago.
Dude, I wasn't going to like and subscribe, but your genuine appreciation of my Boys got me. 💖
Man just let it roll. I was waiting for the next track. HOLD IT NOW, HIT IT!
It’s one of the best transitions into another song
You can’t listen to Paul Revere without letting it play into Hold It, Now Hit It! That should be a crime! 😂🤣
It played in my head. He trimmed it perfectly off
CD's kind of ruined the transition for me. It was better on tape.
Yo Leroy
In third grade I switched to public school from Catholic school and everyone I met was talking about Beastie Boys. I asked my Dad for the album for Christmas and got it. Loved it. Closer to summer break al of the older kids (6th graders) who sat at the back of the bus started rapping the lyrics every day on the bus ride home and I knew all the words. I was sitting at the rear middle of the bus in no time. TY Beastie Boys.
LOOK HOW HAPPY HE IS ❤❤❤ Beasties still impacting folks all these years later 🔥🔥🔥
I listened to the Beastie Boys when i was a kid...... Im almost 50, and I still love their songs! They never get old!! Now my kids listen to them... GOTTA LOVE THEM!!!! TIMELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The whole album is fire. Brass monkey is one of my absolute favorites. Also talking about ahead of their time No Sleep Till Brooklyn the guitar riffs were done by Kerry King from Slayer.
I believe he played the solo but the original riff was actually played by Rick Rubin himself.
@@dantoth3199 it's Kerry in the video
Came here to say... Wait until he hears Brass Monkey....!
Warms my old heart watching the young ones discover the Beasties.
Wait till you run through Paul’s Boutique a few times, that will blow your mind
Crank up the subwoofer and let the 808s sing. Legendary album
Beastie Boys are awesome
Oh hell yah - the 808 is ICONIC for the 80s and any kind of lo-fi, dirty, funky, sound you want to make. It's one of my go to patches on pretty much any DAW :)
Fun fact: I'm 48 and when and I found out what 808's were because of "the 808 kick drum makes the girlies get dumb":)
This is the best video I have seen for a long time. You got me excited to listen to that album like an excited kid again!
This was in 1986 from their first album (that went Diamond, BTW). NWA song came after this.
“Polly Wog Stew” was actually their first album in 1982. “Cooky Puss” (1983 single) was their first release after switching to hip hop. “Rock Hard” was released in 1984 after signing with Def Jam, which is around the time Kate left the group. Now, we come to “License to Ill” in 1986. The rest is pure hip hop history!!! Cheers!!!
Jewish assholes from ny that made rap mainstream and set up dumbshit. Ask the wu if they get down with beasties.
@@curbowbass6124 The more you know. Thanks for this mate, I appreciate your knowledge.
@@curbowbass6124 oh c'mon, you can name some basement tape, college radio, short-run concert merch releases for LOTS of musicians. It's good for trivia night, but it's pedantic. Nobody would call License to Ill a "sophomore effort."
@@iroll just laying down facts. Everyone is free to interpret them as they wish. Cheers!!!
I was an 8th grader in Middle School when this song came out. Im 51 now and still listen to it till this day. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. This song was real Hip Hop
I listened to this in middle school and I’m 49. Gla you appreciate it.
One of my first cassettes.
Class of ‘93!
Mark, I'm the same age as you and I did the same thing. I listened to this album on my Walkman on the school bus for a while.
Same. Turn 50 in Feb
Kids today don’t realize how amazing music was in the 80’s & 90’s!
When i hear anything off the ill album....i am 18 again and life is grand. All my buds are still alive and i have a lot of life left.
Great post, man. I feel you on that. We must be the same age..
Im 20 myself and have a few buds and a few cold ones in the fridge, how should I spend my early 20s?
@BulkBogan, Travel.
@BulkBogan just be as good as you can every day
@@BulkBogan wake up everyday to kiss this horrible worlds beautiful face and most importantly do unto others as you would want done unto yourself. travel your ass off,stay humble and pay your dues. MOST IMPORTANTLY GO FUCIN VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!
Dude, this song sparked a generation of sixth graders. Every 12 to 13 year old boy knew every word of this song. It was clear, concise, and clean and told a story we may not have been fully able to comprehend, but we could follow.
Except for the lyric “he yelled stick em’ up, and let two fly” I had to wait quite awhile till I learned that he said “and let two fly” haha
Beastie Boys did come before Eaze-E, however it's not exactly the same beat. This song uses what is known as a "reverse bass note"! Late 1980's! Top notch!
They use an 808 thats a reverse snare and hi hat.
He was speaking of the lyrical flow not the beat. Easy E and Sir Mix a Lot both have some rhyme styles with similarities to the Beastie Boys. All Legendary artists, IMO.
To be more specific listen to Jazzy Jay "It's Yours"
Cube wrote most, if not all, of the best NWA songs and has many times said that Beastie Boys were his favorite group and a huge influence when writing
@@ask21900 No question that the Beastie Boys changed the game!!!
Why is it so good to see the youth discover all the classics? For I really love to see this.
Look at the plane serial number. It says “eatme” backwards. It’s where Em got the kamakaze cover idea from!! Legendary!! I was 10 when this came out and me and my friend would split verses.
Been a vinyl DJ for 37 years and I still mix these records together
'Simplicity goes a long way'....wise words!!
well said
Occum's Razor clear!
I used to listen to this on a Walkman while walking to the bustop. 1986. It's still fire ASF
I am still listening to the Beastie Boys many decades later I am 54 years old. Still jamming or bumping or whatever it is this younger generation calls it.
Facts! 55 here and still got em on my playlist!! RIP MCA!
Only 14 in 1986 but bought my 1st, top of the line system in 1990 for this album, in my old 67 Mustang. $5000 later it has all Alpine and Hifonics gear. Still bumping and working today...you really got what you paid for then.
Love this analysis, nice work!
Slick Rick "A Children's Story"
Cinderfella Dana Dane
Yeah, absolute masterpiece
This was awesome. One of my favorite tracks from Beastie Boys. The reverse bass bumps especially if you've got a suped up system.
Definitely sharing this video.
That's real hip hop from the golden era
... Now this is 1986 ... 3 White Dudez... LEGENDZ
Hold it now..hold it now....hit it!!!!!
I know! I was waiting for him to let it roll.
This was super awesome! 🙏 Thank you for that. First concert ever. Beastie Boys/ RUN D.M.C.
38 years since this dropped.. still have the LP 😀
Thank you for sharing. I think I enjoyed you just as much as the Beastie Boys… I was 13 years old, sitting in reform school when this album was released, you talking about Bringing some excitement to children between a rock and a hard place. But I guess we all can remember where we were and what we were doing when this album dropped. This one will always bring back memories.
Thank you again for sharing.❤
*My grandparents bought me this cassette for my 7th birthday when it was released*
Yep I was 8 years old when it released and we listened on cassette constantly. I watched their videos on MTV too!
😂they had no idea
Yeah!!! Love that you're digging into their legendary epic catalog! KEEP ON WIDDIT!!
This is the one!! Welcome to our music ! Sincerely 51 yr old
Love it, bro! Got me back listening to the beastie boys cuz even back then, it was ahead of its time for sure!
This is the first album i bought with my own money in 1987, at 8 years old. Been into hiphop ever since
Oh man, I LOVE hearing that!! Good for you!!!
Same here! I was 12 at the time! Iconic!
@@truckinleprechaunscottcask9747 Same!
Same here! I bought this and Run DMC Raising Hell
10 yrs
Having been there in 1986 this has been a joy to see you get excited about this amazing track! I STILL bump it!
Ima metal head living in NYC for 52 years..bboys have been holding down the 5 boroughs for DECADES... y'all need to listen to the beasties first 5 albums for a week straight.. you'll be bouncing 🔥killer flows and beats like no other...paulies boutique is fire.
Posse in Effect-The New Style
I can't think of a metal head out there that didn't appreciate the Beastie Boys. They crossed a lot of social lines and broke a lot of cultural barriers. Changed this metal heads life forever!
@@ionflow1073same here was a metal head but the BB where on the list
@@kyndred2008 ROCK ON!!!
This was my first cassette tape in the third grade. Really enjoyed your reaction. It gave me goosebumps. Felt like I was hearing it again for the first time. Subscribed
2:38 I do still bump this in my car. Beasties aren't gonna go anywhere. they are the OGs that get respect from all sides. watch 3 MCs and 1 DJ. back in the day they blew it up with Mix Master Mike. Sabotage, Brass Monkey, No Sleep Til Brooklyn... their whole list is still relevant
Hey Young Buck... thanks for exploring your roots. I grew up on hair metal, Beasties opened my eyes. I was all about learning about the music that came before me. I run into so many 20 and 30's who have no idea about anything pre 2000. Keep on keepin' on!
One of the greatest hip hop beats of all time. Greatest tracks of all time. Their next album has another incredible storytelling track called "High Plains Drifter", definitely give that a reaction!
Super enjoyed this vid man! First time I heard this was at my piano teachers house her son was playing the record when I came in for the lesson and he had to turn it off. I couldn't wait to finish the lesson so I could go find out who it was, that magical music! Keep it going man. ROC/NY
The wordplay with their rhymes is untouchable.
I have soooo many memories of this, one of them being. Riding a gray hound bus from spokane to seattle at 13years old by myself. Was going to moms for thanksgiving, met a random chick on the bus we shared the walkman headphone and listened to beastie boys, luke skywalker and mix a lot. After 10 hours on the bus, we got to know each other enough that we made out, was a great trip.
Early hip hop was all about the Art of Story Telling. So many MC's with such unique flow. GOLDEN!
man you just brought back so many memories with this song!
Legends of Hip Hop ! This came out my Senior Year ! Changed my Life ! Seen them Live several times in 80’s & 90’s ! Doesn’t get any better…🔥⭐️🔥⭐️🔥⭐️🔥⭐️
"SIMPLICITY goes a long way", indeed!!! Producers today have so many layers it often takes from the song. Great catch👍🏽
The tails plane number says EATME backwards... Legends! #PaulsBoutique album has the most samples used ever - they changed the copyright laws after.
All you kids, can you imagine being 12 years old and THIS comes out?? We lost our minds and we were LUCKY. 1986!
Paul's Boutique is the album you can listen to from start to finish, and every time you do, you hear little things you didn't hear the last time you listened to it. Masterpiece
This album is nearly 40 years old... I bought it the day it was released because I saw ONE video on MTV... So many of their tunes are STILL in my daily playlist...
New style, posse in effect
Or maybe the New Style performed on Chappelle's Show. "Beastie Boys & Dave Chappelle - The New Style (Live)"
@@anthonyv6962 yes but hear the original first, then hear the street version with chappelle that is fire.
Yo I'm 54 and this one of my absolute favorite records..I got teary eyed watching this kid ,,he's reacting just I did!!!!
Man, I haven’t listened to this for years, what a great album & band.
I’m 53 & I bought that cassette in the 8th grade … hits just as good today as it did in 1986 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Some of us old guys still bump this in our cars! Lol
Like last week
Hip-hop was the music that brought everyone together. Rock bands incorporated it, hip-hop guys incorporate rock. Good times.
I was in college in 86 and people were blasting this album all the time.
Everyone in my HS too!
I have to admit I didn’t know what to expect here, but watching u experience this for the first time was really cool. Thanks for sharing.
This song always remind me of POSSE ON BROADWAY by Sir Mix Alot! It was my jam back in the day.
It does. they both mix well with each other. I've mixed them together before
Exactly. Love both
5 fellas and 22 freaks!
as an old head it's cool to see young adults discover music from back then And have the same reaction when I first heard it 💯
Slick rick is another good example of a stroy teller in rap/hiphop. I think both of these groups/guys deliver full novels. There's plenty of groups out there that do this and you can find them if you expand from just one style. Some folk music (for example) has great stories as well. But Beastie Boys were hugely experimental. They went from hardcore to Hiphop/rap. True artists.
I believe they started in punk, and couldn't catch fire so they switched it up.
@@tracydegon3088 They started as a hardcore band.
Straight hip hop royalty! I’ll be bumping this loud on my way to work tomorrow!
I would recommend Shake Your Rump, Sabotage, No Sleep Til Brooklyn, Brass Monkey, Rhymin and Stealin, The New Style, Intergalactic, and Pass the Mic just to name a few more.
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Pass the Mic!
Shadrach too
I grew up on REAL Hip Hop. Glad the youth is discovering the old bangers✊🏼✊🏻✊🏿✊🏽✊🏾
You’re not cognizing how big the Beastie Boys truly were.
Exactly, I’m 50 years old and know first hand that there was a moment when the Beastie Boys were the biggest rap act in the world.
52 years old and these boys were my jam. EZ never wrote any of his own lyrics. A lot of the sample from the 80’s were similar, but this was legit. The plane’s tail has EATME spelled backwards with the 3 as e.
I did bump this in my car today! 🤘
54 here and I grew up with Beasties. They are a classic number and love your reaction to it!!!
Smashed the like & subbed, keep it commin'!
KEEP EM COMING!!
INTERGALACTIC & THE NEW STYLE NEXT!!!!!
Intergalactic hell ya
This was really good to watch really good reaction man
Check out beasties “new style”. You’ll
Dig it , I guarantee it!
65 yr old here and just love your reaction. What a time to be alive!
This was produced in a dorm room
Song was written by Ad Rock and Run DMC
All Run DMC wrote was the first two lines that ends with 3 bad brothers you know so well. The rest is all Beasties.
This is a great take on the Beastie Boys. These dudes are in my playlist till death do us part.
Beastie Boys made some great records.
I went to their concert in 86 and it was amazing!!!!! They sounded great live!!!
that "simple beat" is an 808 played in reverse
Sometime I think the industry intentionally doesn't want the youngins to know about the classics. Crazy this is the first time someone hearing such a classic jam.
Your gonna love Brass Monkey by them. Your welcome.
Thank you for enjoying our era, imagone how we feel when the music came out. just amazing
1:17 he got it.
RIGHT 😂....The More You Know!!!!!! Shouts to us old heads that was there for the original 👊🏾🎙