Borrowing someone else's music has been a common practice in the rap industry from the get go. Yes, this was based on Kashmir. So what? Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise" was based on a Stevie Wonder song but I can't see people bashing Coolio for "stealing" that music. And you can only say it was stolen if the original composer did not agree to the re-use of his work. Jimmy Page obviously agreed, he even participated in it, he is in the video and is credited. The rest of Led Zeppelin is credited. Mark Curry is credited for co-writing the lyrics. Puff Daddy did not erase Kashmir from existence. So what is the problem? I'm not a fan of rap, to say the least, but I always liked this "rap song" (and music video) because of its rampaging nature, and because it has actual music worth listening to, with different genres being combined to a great effect. Anyway, this comment was originally a response to those wondering why this video has a relatively low number of views. Well, here are some factors that came into play in that: First of all, I'm not in the UA-cam partner program. And have never ever asked anyone in any way, shape or form to follow me or watch and like my videos. That alone is a huge disadvantage. Also, copycat uploads are getting filtered out by the algorithm, and sooner or later -- nowadays pretty soon -- they will no longer appear among the search results at all (unless you are a UA-cam-partner, I guess). This is an unaltered copy of the official music video, I only edited the audio to re-insert the censored parts. But the cherry on top was that just weeks after this upload was made public, along came the 2014 Godzilla movie. Why is that an issue? Because such events trigger an avalanche of copyright sweeps across UA-cam to help sell the brand new product -- and maybe see a resurgence in the sales of a somewhat related old product -- and that happens through UA-cam removing, blocking or muting content from previous movies of the same title. This video was muted for 365 days. And after that, the only way for you to find it was to add a more specific search term like "uncensored", otherwise the video would never show up. It took years for it to start popping up in the related video section of other late '90s era music videos, which eventually contributed the most to its view count and elevated it above the simple copycat status. So that's why. Also... If you are annoyed by video ads and end screen cards covering up the video picture, here is one solution to get rid of them: snarly.github.io/yt6/ It's a bit amateurish, but it works. Better than a lot of stuff made by professionals. And it's free. Check it out.
I'm so sorry that happened to you because this video is so fucking tight. The fact that you kept track of all this is incredible and I'd like you to father my first born son. Here's my address 4129 W 71st Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
It’s why all long the movie you can see godzilla with big trauma, Breaking stuff, like need a therapy cause the experience to be Pregnent and single mom after s.x fo party diddy…
Honestly the only diddy song I know and only because I watched this movie a thousand times as a kid. Just now learning it was a diddy song which is disappointing
Do you think maybe even Godzilla (or Zilla, to be specific) always knew P. Diddy was sus but couldn't tell anyone because he can't properly form a sentence in English?
@@MrLeerolljankins ya and I believe it. Now things are getting weird. A year ago or so I said the word female and got destroyed by well the ladies. My guess they were far left.
Sean Puffy Combs is the real sex crime Godzilla of the East Coast, that’s why the Earthquake came all before the Total Solar Eclipse : it’s the end of the world 2024 😊
Watch this video closely, it tells you all along that Diddy is the monster, he gets audience amped up, they start this video w/a clip from a song Biggie sampled, then they turn up your adrenaline, use auto tune toss in Paige in the background, & just when Puff starts saying "turn me up" the song is just beginning.... Truth all over in this he blasphemes God comes back lands on stage like an angel (Lucifer was an angel) he tells you "come with me" but you have no choice, the evils at work you see a gust of spirit as he says he's not leaving, then he lashes out talking about scratching & biting you...Godzilla bellows & then Puff tries the kashmir screech (this should tip you off) *Puff IS THE MONSTER!* Soulless, & by now, probably one of *MANY!* Hold on tight now everyone, *stay prayed up,* it's only April of 2024 🙏
And the unwanted pregnancy, had to change the plot as a result. Edit: After just learning about the tunnel, I don't know if my comment aged gracefully, or badly.
I love this song and the music video. Everytime I watch Godzilla (1998), I always wait for the end of the film, that's when I turn up the volume, that's how much I love this song
Go watch Godzilla Minus 1 , play this song on the way there and on the car ride home.... You get to hear this song an extra time and see a good movie instead of bad 1998 movie
Man I can’t believe Godzilla came here to try and stop Diddy we could have nipped this in the bud before the 2000s. God Bless you Zilla Pac and Biggie would have been proud.
The genius of this song is they took Biggie Smalls' Big Poppa and Led Zepplin's Kashmir and turned it into the most violent song Puff Daddy ever sang and put it in a B reboot of a Japanese classic. That makes it so absurdly unique it's great.
Godzilla himself was willing to do anything for kids, didn’t want to hurt anyone, and just wanted to be left alone. I find him to be a better father, individual?, and kind soul than you know who
Jimmy Page on guitar, symphonic orchestra playing a rap song and Puff Daddy says everything a man wants to say but can't. What else to ask to consider this song a legend! Miraculous!
@@annivanova8985 Doesn't make it any less good. Of course it's based on Kashmir, that's why Jimmy Page is credited, duh. And also in the music video himself.
As much as I really hate Puff Daddy aka: 'P Diddy,' This song is absolutely incredible. It literally takes the original Led Zeppelin song: 'Kashmir, and makes it more heavy with pounding drums, a nice smooth clear bass line, and epic, cinematic & powerful orchestral strings. Plus Diddy's verses are PURE FIRE! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The film might have been critically panned, but the soundtrack 👌 was top notch. This tune along with Jamiroquis Deeper Underground really captured the epic mood of Godzilla.
I was 5 when this came out and I fell in love with this movie. I remember going to the movies to watch it. It wasn't scary, it was funny and cool. I watched it several times, and sometimes fast-forwarded to the end just to hear this song right after the surviving Godzilla egg hatched. The entrance of those drums is amazing. Loved Puffy for doing this song!
Puff should have kept doing the "rock" songs. This and I'll Be Missing You were his best imo... But I'm a metal head... didn't really care for too much of the 90s rap
Das Lied ist der Hammer, mit dem Orchester, einfach nur schön Gänsehaut Musik, ich liebe dieses Lied und wie Puff Daddy tanzen kann W😍W pure Gefühle und Mega Orchester Applaus für Puff Daddy und das Orchester 👌👌👌♥️♥️♥️💋💋💋
An FYI, all the instruments are indeed real. Diddy collaborated with Jimmy Page on this, got him to play guitar and in the soundtrack credits, a bassist, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine and a drummer, Mario Winans, are credited, as is a 120 piece orchestra. So the idea that this is merely a sample is bullshit. I am not even a fan of Diddy but I give him credit where credit is due, this is a damn good song that captures the, "Okay, you want to fight? Let's get it on!" attitude, dead to rights. Even Jimmy Page himself commended Diddy for being right on point.
@@dlr6666 When you got no argument, crawl to the "boomer" tropes.smh Not sure why the truth triggers your ilk so much. >>>but I give him credit where credit is due, this is a damn good song>>> What do you mean: give him credit...for a damn good song.>>> Diddy had ZERO to do with the music, unless you consider him laying down his mumble track being music, so why should we "credit" him? Because he hired real musicians to play and remake a third-party's music? That doesn't make sense. The people who get credit are those who MAKE the music. Not those who play gloried high-dollar karaoke-singer to other people's music
I don't argue when it comes to someone else's taste in anything. It's part genetic, part exposure. We emotionally choose and bond to music as we mature. There's technical greatness and performance excellence. What doesn't hurt is production $$$. My favorite example: the movie Road House with Jeff Healey. With full production behind him in Road House, the result is great. His released albums: one step above garage band. Lenny Kravitz could have hit all the marks in the Godzilla piece. Love it, hate it, that's the great part of music: it's up to you and your play button.
The owners of Godzilla are setting offices in LA so they can extend this monster universe. I'm curious what creature laid the eggs on Skull Island. Only Zilla can lay eggs according to American movies. In which it will be Zila Jr. if that's the case.
90's was the best in music wideo, real short movies. Mariah, Puff, Jackson, early 90's Madonna, Guns'n Roses. Meat Loaf "... anything for love" and other . "90's Video budget War" . in 90's it was most important element of career, image.Ps now Rihanna keeping care about quality of video (video with massage, good multiangle shots, good light, director)
You must be an American if you think this song is "great". "Kashmir" from Led Zeppelin is really great. This rapper should talk about his phantasies of grandiosity to a therapist.
Of course especially in the late 90's rappers were going 3 to 4 platinum and record labels didnt mind shell out the cash. They don't make videos like this anymore in 2019.
@@angela-merkeltde DON'T FORGET that Jimmy Page also gave his blessing & AMIN for this version of the sing! Despite the fact that years previously, for the (ONE AND ONLY FILM) "Bad Lieutenant 1992", Schooly D made the FIRST (REAL HARDCORE) Hip Hop version of this song, named "Signifying Rapper "! But back then, Jimmy suit the guy, obviously because he didn't get any money for it! But then again, when a BIG TIME Rapper DECIDED TO MAKE A VERSION FOR A hOLLYWOOD BLOCKBUSTER, he had no problems about it, even shows up in a few frames of the video, and not just that, BUT EVEN HIS NAME appears in the official title of this song! Thus... STOP BITCHIN ABOUT IT! I like Led Zeppelin, as well,m but these hip hop version are also quite good, and NO NOE SHOULD SAY ANY SHIT ABOUT THEM! ua-cam.com/video/AQ8t3iJfUhE/v-deo.html
I LOVE when rappers or other artists sample music like this classic! I’m a multi-genre fan in all respects and this is one of my favorite combinations!
I remember sitting around waiting for this song to pop up on this og channel called The Box, where 24/7 people could vote in on what music video would play next. Good times
Fucked up thing about The Box: your votes made no difference. They played all songs that were available on a loop. Same order. Over and over again. I don't know how that was every allowed to be a thing. I guess they technically would play your song eventually. Maybe that's why there was no legal blowback
Back then when even music video clips were blockbusters. I was waiting for songs like this to pop up on the mtv, now I dont even know where is mtv on my tv.
![Limp Bizkit - Take A Look Around (Official Music Video) / Mission: Impossible 2 Theme [Upscale 4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_4b3XGMdpD0/mqdefault.jpg)
Borrowing someone else's music has been a common practice in the rap industry from the get go. Yes, this was based on Kashmir. So what? Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise" was based on a Stevie Wonder song but I can't see people bashing Coolio for "stealing" that music. And you can only say it was stolen if the original composer did not agree to the re-use of his work. Jimmy Page obviously agreed, he even participated in it, he is in the video and is credited. The rest of Led Zeppelin is credited. Mark Curry is credited for co-writing the lyrics. Puff Daddy did not erase Kashmir from existence. So what is the problem?
I'm not a fan of rap, to say the least, but I always liked this "rap song" (and music video) because of its rampaging nature, and because it has actual music worth listening to, with different genres being combined to a great effect.
Anyway, this comment was originally a response to those wondering why this video has a relatively low number of views. Well, here are some factors that came into play in that:
First of all, I'm not in the UA-cam partner program. And have never ever asked anyone in any way, shape or form to follow me or watch and like my videos. That alone is a huge disadvantage.
Also, copycat uploads are getting filtered out by the algorithm, and sooner or later -- nowadays pretty soon -- they will no longer appear among the search results at all (unless you are a UA-cam-partner, I guess). This is an unaltered copy of the official music video, I only edited the audio to re-insert the censored parts.
But the cherry on top was that just weeks after this upload was made public, along came the 2014 Godzilla movie. Why is that an issue? Because such events trigger an avalanche of copyright sweeps across UA-cam to help sell the brand new product -- and maybe see a resurgence in the sales of a somewhat related old product -- and that happens through UA-cam removing, blocking or muting content from previous movies of the same title. This video was muted for 365 days.
And after that, the only way for you to find it was to add a more specific search term like "uncensored", otherwise the video would never show up. It took years for it to start popping up in the related video section of other late '90s era music videos, which eventually contributed the most to its view count and elevated it above the simple copycat status.
So that's why.
Also...
If you are annoyed by video ads and end screen cards covering up the video picture, here is one solution to get rid of them:
snarly.github.io/yt6/
It's a bit amateurish, but it works. Better than a lot of stuff made by professionals. And it's free. Check it out.
Thanks for the story and thanks for uploading. This video is nostalgic to me and I’m glad to see it back up.
Thanks from me as well. Loved the song. I thought it actually fit the movie perfectly.
That was a bad ass story! Thanks for that!
I'm so sorry that happened to you because this video is so fucking tight. The fact that you kept track of all this is incredible and I'd like you to father my first born son. Here's my address 4129 W 71st Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
#fucklawyers
There are 2 main stars of this music video. One is an absolute monster that has terrorized thousands of lives in New York, and the other is Godzilla.
😂😂😂
I'm concerned about film's after party seeing that Diddy's wearing a white suit
And Clive at the top, Zilla will save for last 😅
@@gethinapYou see the name of the damn song
Te faltó Jimmy
I think G98 deserves an apology from the Godzilla fandom, he tried to take down Diddy long before anyone else did
It's true 😔
G98 was a real one we should all be sorry for calling him ugly
Godzilla was desperately trying to stop this predo way back in the 90’s… respect.
Zilla
@@Walterfrosch2006Godzilla
@@Walterfrosch2006 ゴジラ
😂😂😂
nah GODZILLA got some gr8 psy
Look at that monster!
Oh, and there's Godzilla...
Even Godzilla hides his booty from the Diddler 🤣
His dick?
Jimmy Page is the only confirmed pedophile in this video
😂😂😂
You are crazy
Need to interview Godzilla to ask about his experience working with Puffy
It’s why all long the movie you can see godzilla with big trauma, Breaking stuff, like need a therapy cause the experience to be Pregnent and single mom after s.x fo party diddy…
Maybe she'll say something like: *SKREREEEEEAAAAAARRRRRAAAAAAAOOOOOOORGGGGHHHHHHHH*
It's zilla, Godzilla is innocent.
Honestly the only diddy song I know and only because I watched this movie a thousand times as a kid. Just now learning it was a diddy song which is disappointing
🤣🤣🤣
Do you think maybe even Godzilla (or Zilla, to be specific) always knew P. Diddy was sus but couldn't tell anyone because he can't properly form a sentence in English?
Godzilla doesn't care. It would be like us bothered by ant morality.
@@florinivan6907according to interviews, Godzilla is actually a big pre Madonna who’s hard to work with
This wasnt godzilla tho, just a mutant lizzy
Yes
Every day he cursed all those lessons he ignored by King Kong in his English and or sign language
No wonder Godzilla went nutz! 😢
Wow that monster is really scary.
Nice godzilla design too.
*98 Godzilla:* “I had no idea about the allegations. I was just a work partner for this collaboration.”
FBI agent - Alright Mr. Zilla, would you mind answering a few questions?
@@ivanpage9807 zilla: of course
Yeah he's one of those "I left early" people.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Turns out this whole time, Diddy wanted a different kind of "Come with me".
Sounds like he's grunting, moaning having man sex😂😂😂😂😂
😅Come Party With Me
yes, subliminal message right there.. :O
"Come with me"
P Diddy in prison shower
@@tore28😂😂😂😂
"close your eyes, come with me" has another whole meaning now
No wrong it means come with me if you wanna fight we can die together if you watch Godzilla vs King Kong
😂😂😂😂 I get u
Cum with me, P Diddy ft Justin Biever remix 😢
I just commented about this. 😆
Lo invitaba pero gozila se resistía
👏 the 90’s was like living on a different planet 🌎😭
Great times probably the last great decade of USA
@@jummyran uh huh yih
@@jummyranagent smith did tell us it was the peak of our civilization
@@MrLeerolljankins ya and I believe it. Now things are getting weird. A year ago or so I said the word female and got destroyed by well the ladies. My guess they were far left.
Lil bit
7:02 Damn it Zilla! You had perfect opportunity to end this monster!
While he's running away evading this song playing in the background......
Wire tap me, backstab me..
@@createusername6421 He was doing the "back stabbing" if you know what I mean?!
When that orchestra comes on, for some reason I get chills. They play so well with the guitarist. ♡
That guitarist is Jimmy Page my man. One of the best of all time
Listen to the original Kashmir by Led Zeppelin ❤️
@@DerLiesl i looked it up a long time ago cause i knew this wasn't his beat. love that song
Oh man, i get that too...its incredibile! Pure masterpiece
That’s what an orchestra do. Now imagine yourself in a live performance. Get me chills all the time. Fantastic!
Listening to this in 2024 and... Wow, it turns out Diddy was the real monster all along.
I remember it was awful, but holy shit was it bad. I never liked this guy. Such a talentless fraud.
The real Godzilla is Diddy
GOdzilla ws too afraid of him
Sean Puffy Combs is the real sex crime Godzilla of the East Coast, that’s why the Earthquake came all before the Total Solar Eclipse : it’s the end of the world 2024 😊
Watch this video closely, it tells you all along that Diddy is the monster, he gets audience amped up, they start this video w/a clip from a song Biggie sampled, then they turn up your adrenaline, use auto tune toss in Paige in the background, & just when Puff starts saying "turn me up" the song is just beginning.... Truth all over in this he blasphemes God comes back lands on stage like an angel (Lucifer was an angel) he tells you "come with me" but you have no choice, the evils at work you see a gust of spirit as he says he's not leaving, then he lashes out talking about scratching & biting you...Godzilla bellows & then Puff tries the kashmir screech (this should tip you off) *Puff IS THE MONSTER!* Soulless, & by now, probably one of
*MANY!* Hold on tight now everyone, *stay prayed up,* it's only April of 2024 🙏
You know why Godzilla 98 was killed in the end of the movie? Because...he knows
MonsterVerse Godzilla: *oh he knows, he knows, I know he knows.....*
Godzilla suing Diddy for sex slavery....
Even Godzilla got diddled by Diddy. The man is unstoppable.
Man American Tokusatsu adaptations got dark.
And the unwanted pregnancy, had to change the plot as a result.
Edit: After just learning about the tunnel, I don't know if my comment aged gracefully, or badly.
1985 too
Yeah wasn't the whole plot of that movie to destroy all those damn eggs? Lol diddy was busy trying to destroy all his evidence.
0:59 So turn out Godzilla (or Zilla) was trying to kill Diddy
he was a hero, i just couldn't see it
*Godzilla
And I thought the Monsterverse was the first time Godzilla would be a good guy, well done Roland Emrich.
Wow we all owe him one for trying to stop the evil Puff Daddy
Perhaps we treated him too harshly
this is heartbreaking i used to love this song as a kid
Me too
Me too
Me too...😐
Same ):
I still do
1:01 Zilla was the hero all along, we just never knew.
We all owe Zilla an apology
As a kid, my friends referred to this as the “uh-huh yeah Godzilla song”
😂😂😂
I hope Zilla didn't go to any Diddy party
😂😂😂😂，she got a freak off alright.
😂😂😂
You mean like a "party animal"?
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ojalá hubiera ido😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Puff Daddy did more destruction than Godzilla
☠️
No Godzilla was jealous so was trying to kill him
When Diddy says “come with me,” don’t.
I love this song and the music video.
Everytime I watch Godzilla (1998), I always wait for the end of the film, that's when I turn up the volume, that's how much I love this song
Go watch Godzilla Minus 1 , play this song on the way there and on the car ride home.... You get to hear this song an extra time and see a good movie instead of bad 1998 movie
👍👌
Come With Me - LAPD
Eff LAPD the feds got his ass
😂
Isn't Diddy from New York?
@@brianw.6718
Yes he is
But the Feds raided his multimillion dollar homes in Los Angeles and Miami
@@brianw.6718
Yes
P Diddy is from NY
But feds raised his two homes in Miami and Los Angeles
The elevator scene always gets me! The orchestra, the pumping, the speed, the aggression... it's fantastic!
I’d be to terrified to be rapping. Lol.
Man I can’t believe Godzilla came here to try and stop Diddy we could have nipped this in the bud before the 2000s. God Bless you Zilla Pac and Biggie would have been proud.
06:35 That little jump from Duff Dady and the thunder of Godzilla's foot gives it the perfect style and detail, a real gem at that moment.
I never noticed that. Good call.
I haven't heard this in over 15 years I just suddenly remembered it, still love it. 👌
Same me😂
Its great!
Literally same 😂
Same here xD
Lies again? Cock Olympic Medals
How is Godzilla not the worst monster in this video?
To be fair
I’m pretty sure “humans are the real monsters” has always been the message behind Godzilla
*Zilla, because humans are the worst
😂😂😂 Great
@@ciontachthecthonicchampion3576
From time to time, yeah
Because he's innocent, this is Zilla
“No, Diddler, you come with us” 👮♀️
🤣
😂😂😂
"Close your eyes, no surprise,come with me!"...
Ohhh hell nawww
😂😂😂
So he was bragging all this time. 😮@@SWOTHDRA
He talking about all his victims
"You can't run. You can't hide. No surprise, come with me ." Souds like Diddy
Little did we know Godzilla was summoned not to destroy the city but take out diddy 😆
Godzilla vs Puffy Daddy not diddy
Diddy's Godzilla tapes are going to be played in court.
"Come with me"
"Don't be afraid*
26 years after, i see these lyrics with a new viewpoint.
😂👍
That bootyhole should be afraid
I think he meant cum with me
"I'll always be your FREAK" 0:24
This really is a time capsule for the 90s
The genius of this song is they took Biggie Smalls' Big Poppa and Led Zepplin's Kashmir and turned it into the most violent song Puff Daddy ever sang and put it in a B reboot of a Japanese classic. That makes it so absurdly unique it's great.
That's the isley Brothers - between the sheets. Biggie sampled that song.
Lies again? Singapore American School
you are smoking yaba g
If Jimmy Page wasn't putting his magic on guitar Come with me wouldn't be in the Godzilla remake
this person gets it. legendary.
Diddy: Come with Me
Godzilla: Aight, Imma head out…
Mark Curry wrote this one. None of us knew Diddy was a creep in the 90s when we supported him.
I'm not a P.Daddy fan, but this one is pure masterclass
nah he goes by P.Diddy now 😅 or Sean 'Diddy' Combs.
is this song considered a plagiarism or rip-off as well as it occurs on " Bittersweet Symphony" by The Verve and "Under Pressure" by Vanilla Ice. ?
master card!
?????
@@471mauricio uhum....yeah...uhum.... Yeah....uhum....
Godzilla himself was willing to do anything for kids, didn’t want to hurt anyone, and just wanted to be left alone. I find him to be a better father, individual?, and kind soul than you know who
At least Zilla tried to off Diddy here and i respect him for that.
(My first introduction to Godzilla as well.)
This song is 22 years old.
Let that sink in.
One of the best OST albums ever.
SHUT UP MAN!!! LOLs.
24 years old now dude.
Damn man I’m old
One of the greatest albums ever for a movie and the movie was complete garbage. That would be impossible nowadays.
It's actually almost 50 years old if you count the melody (Kashmir by Led Zeppelin)
It's refreshing to see that even American rap artists appreciate good old British rock music
To quote Jack White, “If you don’t like Led Zeppelin I can’t trust you” 🙏
Old heads know good sh1t when they hear it.
Rock music is Black American Music
@@rondz1234 I know.. It's swings and roundabouts
Jimmy Page on guitar, symphonic orchestra playing a rap song and Puff Daddy says everything a man wants to say but can't. What else to ask to consider this song a legend! Miraculous!
COME AGAIN?!! 😂😂
The ‘98 Godzilla might’ve been rubbish, but you can’t deny it had a killer soundtrack.
True.......
The 1990s was full of such movies! 🤣🤣🤣
I was there in 1998...and I'm here in 2022.
Puff Daddy classic.
Rather disaapointemtn its Led Zeppelin actually.
@Ann Ivanova No Ann, this song is by Puff Daddy.
Jimmy Page is literally in the video...with Puff Daddy.
@@MuhammadImHardBruceLee really?! ua-cam.com/video/PD-MdiUm1_Y/v-deo.html Puffy only took it from Zeppelin, damn!
@@annivanova8985 Doesn't make it any less good.
Of course it's based on Kashmir, that's why Jimmy Page is credited, duh. And also in the music video himself.
@@annivanova8985 quem se importa? 🤷🏻♂️ Acredito que somente você Kkkkk
Going deeper underground + this + the movie=pure awesomeness.
Modern Godzilla movies don't even have cool soundtracks or clips :(
Why bother? They dont have any story or consistency either (just look at the size change of the monsters for example ...).
At least they made Godzilla actuality look and act like Godzilla
Godzilla was warning us
*Zilla but yeah
Bless that creature
Zilla has questions, Godzilla is innocent
ZIlla but still you are right he was the real hero
As much as I really hate Puff Daddy aka: 'P Diddy,' This song is absolutely incredible. It literally takes the original Led Zeppelin song: 'Kashmir, and makes it more heavy with pounding drums, a nice smooth clear bass line, and epic, cinematic & powerful orchestral strings. Plus Diddy's verses are PURE FIRE! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Stfu he stole a song out lyric onit
Puffy to Godzilla: - Come with me
Godzilla: - Where are we going
Puffy: - We are gonna party and you'll hang out with me, a'ight?!!!
He's probably singing this in his cell right now
Reminds of the good old days recording music videos off much of MTV back when music channels used to play actual music videos
Godzilla (1998): Starring a real monster ... and Zilla.
The drums in this song is just INSANE!
Alexis Gonzáles Kashmir Led Zeppelin
@@nomad4k no the drums isnt from cashmir. Its from when the leaves break. (Something like this)
The guitare song is from cashmir sure ;)
Alexis Gonzáles yesss
And the cellos! OMG so mysterious, dark and sinister this song, I love it.
@@bubuforever It's absolutely NOT Levee Breaks. This IS Kashmir, through and through.
The film might have been critically panned, but the soundtrack 👌 was top notch. This tune along with Jamiroquis Deeper Underground really captured the epic mood of Godzilla.
THERE AINT NO SHELTER HERE!
Godzilla: “ I don’t know about no diddy party, I destroyed the city early that day.”
Puffys a sick dude and all, but damn he was lit in the 90s. Can't take that away from him
Anyone here after the arrests and raids ???
Cum with me lol
I bet he wished he could get with Godzilla!
@@amcdavey lol make the big G man prego like in the 98 film
I'm here before the arrests.
@@eustab.anas-mann9510 well I saw his sons were arrested but he fled supposbely
one of my favs ever. this song is a masterpiece. the unique combination of rap, rock, and classic music.
I couldn't agree more.
Absolutely
It sounded even special back then.
I think this is his best song. As I Led Zeppelin fan, I love how he sampled Kashmir for this song. Makes it so epic. I just love it so much!!
I agree 💯 percent with what you said
He didn't sample it. J. Page recorded it for him again.
I think it only detracts. Kashmir is a better song in every regard many times over. This song is a stain on its legacy
@@SamChaneyProductions Kashmir is legendary, it's not like using its music is somehow taking away from the original, two seperate things.
Unquestionably his best work.... on and off the stage
Godzilla was the hero we needed after all.
I was 5 when this came out and I fell in love with this movie. I remember going to the movies to watch it. It wasn't scary, it was funny and cool. I watched it several times, and sometimes fast-forwarded to the end just to hear this song right after the surviving Godzilla egg hatched. The entrance of those drums is amazing. Loved Puffy for doing this song!
This song, in my opinion, is MUCH better than the entire movie
Nah, the movie was 🔥 IMO, it's the best Godzilla movie out of ALL of them... but that's just my opinion.
bad product + good marketing is big money, nothin else matters 4em
I wasn’t a fan of puff at the time, but I always loved this song... now hearing it again, I think he really was a head of his time
brought more heat to the game than french nuclear testing in polynesia
Puff Daddy wasn’t ahead of his time with this. Led Zeppelin were ahead of their time with Kashmir though.
Puff should have kept doing the "rock" songs. This and I'll Be Missing You were his best imo...
But I'm a metal head... didn't really care for too much of the 90s rap
😅
I dont care his partys, epic song! I love it ❤
Hush up, fool. This isn't his music.
Take a seat.
Godzilla was trying to save us all from this Monster
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
That's what Godzilla does, he saves humanity from other monsters
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
That ending with the crescendo of the string instruments was 🔥🔥
Love the Orchestra! Violins gives this Song Life! 2020❤
John Paul Jones
Led Zeppelin
Das Lied ist der Hammer, mit dem Orchester, einfach nur schön Gänsehaut Musik, ich liebe dieses Lied und wie Puff Daddy tanzen kann W😍W pure Gefühle und Mega Orchester Applaus für Puff Daddy und das Orchester 👌👌👌♥️♥️♥️💋💋💋
@@kirstenschafer8788 Led Zeppelin - Kaschmir
@@user-ie5he5os9m hallo danke dir
An FYI, all the instruments are indeed real. Diddy collaborated with Jimmy Page on this, got him to play guitar and in the soundtrack credits, a bassist, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine and a drummer, Mario Winans, are credited, as is a 120 piece orchestra. So the idea that this is merely a sample is bullshit. I am not even a fan of Diddy but I give him credit where credit is due, this is a damn good song that captures the, "Okay, you want to fight? Let's get it on!" attitude, dead to rights. Even Jimmy Page himself commended Diddy for being right on point.
Any fool can mumble some lyrics over some awesome music. It is a damn good LZ song. It is a lazy Diddy song.
@@Michael_Lak you are like a parody of close-minded old people
@@dlr6666 When you got no argument, crawl to the "boomer" tropes.smh
Not sure why the truth triggers your ilk so much.
>>>but I give him credit where credit is due, this is a damn good song>>>
What do you mean: give him credit...for a damn good song.>>>
Diddy had ZERO to do with the music, unless you consider him laying down his mumble track being music, so why should we "credit" him? Because he hired real musicians to play and remake a third-party's music?
That doesn't make sense.
The people who get credit are those who MAKE the music.
Not those who play gloried high-dollar karaoke-singer to other people's music
@@Michael_Lak nah this song is a banger. You’re wrong
I don't argue when it comes to someone else's taste in anything. It's part genetic, part exposure. We emotionally choose and bond to music as we mature. There's technical greatness and performance excellence. What doesn't hurt is production $$$. My favorite example: the movie Road House with Jeff Healey. With full production behind him in Road House, the result is great. His released albums: one step above garage band. Lenny Kravitz could have hit all the marks in the Godzilla piece. Love it, hate it, that's the great part of music: it's up to you and your play button.
This song will never die.
Amazing.
This song is of the exact same quality of the 1998 film.
This just gets me pumped for King Of The Monsters!!!!!
The owners of Godzilla are setting offices in LA so they can extend this monster universe. I'm curious what creature laid the eggs on Skull Island. Only Zilla can lay eggs according to American movies. In which it will be Zila Jr. if that's the case.
Shawn Bishop mothra laid the egg
@@goji-woji1584 I'm so glad I thought she wouldn't come back!
Godzilla vs Kong babay
I think they had a bigger budget for this music video than the actual film 😂
Great song!
90's was the best in music wideo, real short movies. Mariah, Puff, Jackson, early 90's Madonna, Guns'n Roses. Meat Loaf "... anything for love" and other . "90's Video budget War" . in 90's it was most important element of career, image.Ps now Rihanna keeping care about quality of video (video with massage, good multiangle shots, good light, director)
You must be an American if you think this song is "great". "Kashmir" from Led Zeppelin is really great. This rapper should talk about his phantasies of grandiosity to a therapist.
Yeah... The movie was easy... Lay a few eggs @ a old statuim arena... Ra ra ra ra raaaaaaaaa! Z-zZiLLLAAAAA!
Of course especially in the late 90's rappers were going 3 to 4 platinum and record labels didnt mind shell out the cash. They don't make videos like this anymore in 2019.
@@angela-merkeltde DON'T FORGET that Jimmy Page also gave his blessing & AMIN for this version of the sing! Despite the fact that years previously, for the (ONE AND ONLY FILM) "Bad Lieutenant 1992", Schooly D made the FIRST (REAL HARDCORE) Hip Hop version of this song, named "Signifying Rapper "! But back then, Jimmy suit the guy, obviously because he didn't get any money for it! But then again, when a BIG TIME Rapper DECIDED TO MAKE A VERSION FOR A hOLLYWOOD BLOCKBUSTER, he had no problems about it, even shows up in a few frames of the video, and not just that, BUT EVEN HIS NAME appears in the official title of this song!
Thus... STOP BITCHIN ABOUT IT! I like Led Zeppelin, as well,m but these hip hop version are also quite good, and NO NOE SHOULD SAY ANY SHIT ABOUT THEM!
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This still goes hard 20 years later!!!
Pause lol
This is some foreshadowing- like threat towards Meek 😂
"Tell me you grew up in the 90s without telling me you grew up in the 90s."
Me: *plays this video*
Whats the romance song in the intro?
@@jacobfolgers1994 Truth!
@danreimer The Isley Brothers “Between the Sheets”
This song is dope!
I did not expect so many likes on this comment! 😆 90's kids, we rule! 😎
Genuinely one of the best song made for a film
Back in try day when video and songs were actually giving us goosebumps! 90' were the best!
I'm starting to think "come with me" wasn't a suggestion.
I LOVE when rappers or other artists sample music like this classic! I’m a multi-genre fan in all respects and this is one of my favorite combinations!
Led Zep are amazing but you can’t deny this was fire too
I'm still good 👍and have
Yes, I can.
This was my fave jam on this soundtrack.
We're in the timeline where there is no Tupac and Biggie, but we have Puff Diddy.
ZILLA AND THE DIDDLER, ONE STAINED A FRANCHISE, THE OTHER STAINED JUSTIN BIEBERS BEDSHEETS
El mejor riff de la historia del Rock, gracias Jimmy
"Hey Zilla, wanna come with me?"
"Sure!"
**P. Diddy and Godzilla have many many adventures together**
Edit: Boy, this comment aged like milk.
I love this comment, can't wait for Legendary's Godzilla King Of The Monsters
I keep thinking that's why Godzilla is chasing him in the video. HE keeps singing "Come with Me" and Gojira figures "Uhhh, ok... Where we goin'?"
💫🥰🔐🌎
Until they met Dora. That s when bad things start to happen xd
Lmao
I hope Godzilla didn’t attend any of Diddy's parties. I'd hate for him to get scrutinized by the media and on social platforms.
I'll never get tired of this song!
I remember sitting around waiting for this song to pop up on this og channel called The Box, where 24/7 people could vote in on what music video would play next. Good times
Fucked up thing about The Box: your votes made no difference. They played all songs that were available on a loop.
Same order. Over and over again. I don't know how that was every allowed to be a thing. I guess they technically would play your song eventually.
Maybe that's why there was no legal blowback
That was the shit!!!!!! Now we got UA-cam
The Box Music Channel You Control.
Good memories, simpler times
@@kaosaechao400 Yes indeed it was.
Godzilla represents the FBI in this video.
LMAO funniest shit i've read
His there DOG….. there highly highly huge dog
nice to see we all came back here for the same reason. grab snacks. these comments are a treat
Back then when even music video clips were blockbusters. I was waiting for songs like this to pop up on the mtv, now I dont even know where is mtv on my tv.
I just watched it again in full. Mind blown. I am blown away by how awesome this experience was from beginning to end. So incredible. Gold Winner.
Was Godzilla involved in the freaky times!
NO
Aham,yeah, aham yeah
@@chainsawteddybear i hope not
Godzilla saw the baby oil and got tf outta there.
Na he was trying to kill P Diddy like even he hates that monster
FBI: Come with me
Diddy: I didn’t do it. I’ll bite you, no diddy
FBI: You diddit
Puff Daddy wanted to call this song "Come in me."