I wait for your Beasties reactions daily now. Feel free to do some older hip hop. Run DMC, LL Cool J, Kool Moe Dee, Slick Rick, Grandmaster Flash, Kurtis Blow, Eric B and Rakim, Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock, Digital Underground....
UMC's was also really good and also D-Nice. Oh, and K Solo. The DOC...and New York's Special Ed...lastly Gangstarr and of course...Hieroglyphics and Souls of Mishief, especially their stuff from the '90s!
@@johnnyryall3966 3rd Bass dissed them first in a song called Sons (or something like that). I believe their label (Def Jam) wanted them to do it because the Beastie Boys left them.
The song was Sons of 3rd Bass. It's actually pretty solid for a diss track but it has always felt a little gimmicky to be the first track on their first album. The BBoys left Def Jam and 3rd Bass was their next thing so there was maybe some encouraged animosity. Mike D also has admitted to being shitty to Serch. Like throwing water balloons at him when he came over to talk about the industry or something. MCA definately smoked MC Serch on that verse and history has shown who had the last laugh. BBoys for life!
A lot of people talk about MCA's verse on this, and how hard he goes, and yes he does go hard and it's awesome, but they all 3 were straight killin it on this song. I mean they always killed it on all their shit but thus song has always been really good all 3 just killing it.
What a great honest genuine reaction to a great song. When MCA started spitting you couldnt even contain your enthusiasm. Everyone here felt the same way (and still do) the first time we heard it.
So glad you got turned on to the beasties. Shame Adam passed away. You are hitting some favs of mine too. That whole album was our high school tripping album. Whew weee
I assume it won't be long as we cannot avoid the inevitable the masterpiece b-boy bouillabaisse must be around the corner soon... It's a 12 and a half minute mash up masterpiece with some of their funkiest stuff ever
It’s freakin EPIC and I just got physical chills thinking about it. LOVE the BBoys hard since I was 14. I distinctly recall waiting for this album to come out, and then riding the bus to the record store to go buy the Cd on the release date. Stole a 20 out of my moms wallet that morning to fund that particular adventure, I guess I could pay her back now…? Anyhow. School the children on all the greats, it’s so essential. XxxooO
From a student of all music my dad was a musician who always listened to what I brought him I love the fact he was so opinionated he loved how I would listen to everything but the beastie boys did something to me I loved they rapped played there own instruments I will never forget when my dad said the Beastie boys were a movement that was in the late eighties still gives me chills because of what they accomplished as artist
I told you MCA's flow on this one is the hardest. He goes off!!!! They all spittin fire but MCA had beef with MC Serch and destroyed him. MC Serch is on record saying he was so stunned by the diss and it was so fire he had no response. LOL!
The Beasties broke into new territory with Check Your Head. It was definitely their transitional album in which they started playing their own instruments on the albums and the production of Mario C took them to new heights.
Been WAITING for this one. MCA diss on Serch is scalding. Lol. Love that Serch chose this one as one of his favorite Beastie Songs on their Sirius channel
For those of you wondering the sample at the start... its from Wildstyle, the graffiti/Hip Hop movie from the 80's Used to love that film ua-cam.com/video/l6awZUwVTKc/v-deo.html
Most reaction channels be like "Keepin' it real here. Imma release one video this week." You release about 15 a day and take a pee break in the middle. Dude. Amazing.
Helllllls yeah. Classic. I love everything about this song, but MCA comes so brutal in that 3rd verse, and the beats are so sick and, yeah, like changing it up every 8 bars. “Ain’t even gonna call out your names ‘cause you’re so wack.”
A diss track by the Beastie Boys, rippin' on 3rd Bass, who were pretty good in their own right but Russell signed them after the Beasties left Def Jam and I think it was Serch who talked shit in the media about them so MCA laid him out on the track.
When the greats talk about the greats, they always talk about the beasties. It's no secret that they are legends. Their debut album is the first ever hip hop record to go number 1. It was huge. Their second record is an artistic masterpiece but was a total commercial flop. They became a joke. By the time the 90s came around, they had nothing to lose. They were free to be as dope as they wanted to be. They are goats.
I saw them in Glen Burnie Maryland at at place that used to be a skating rink . It was 1993 and they were touring this record. I grew up on them and they were phenomenal live.
the bomb squad (the shocklee bros) for public enemy was the only production crew that could match dust brothers era beasties, in my opinion. that said, i remember thinking at the time that the muggs production work for cypress hill sounded very much like beasties. the bomb squad had their own very unique noisy style which i still love.
Lovin' the reactions. Check 'Non Stop Disco Powerpack' for a slept on gem of theirs and it was one of the tracks recorded not long before MCA passed. Serious flow on it
1:43 mark - Teez says Ad Rock is in a zone. 3:32 mark - Teez’s mind is blown as MCA takes it next level. Great reaction man! Please react to the Beastie Boys’ songs “Shake Your Rump” and “Root Down.”
Saw them live over 20 times. If I had to choose 2 groups to listen to forever, they would be Beastie Boys and Rage Against The Machine. One of the major things that sets BB apart are the fact that they actually play their own music. These guys are a band, that just happens to be overwhelmed with hiphop ability, and blessed with one of the best DJs ever.
I've seen them a whole bunch of times too. Everything they put out you can just tell they put their all in it. Also they come across really well live when a lot of hip hop doesn't translate to the stage.
We got our own studio under the g, no question life has been good to me, cause life ain’t nothing but a good groove, a good mix tape to put you in the right mood.
Sonically their influence is everywhere . There’s actually a UA-cam video out there going over why they are the greatest hip hop band ever there’s also the counter to that as well. Last verse is a response to a 3rd bass diss track on the beasties . MCA went ham
his surprise every time the beat changes just shows how far modern rap has traveled away from dj culture/live shows and towards digital production/studios. this is not a criticism, just an observation! hip hop of the 90s used samples but the template of a hip hop production was still an actual dj behind the mc's, mixing different sources. Multiple layers/beats might sound weird now but was fairly common at the time
Off the grid please. It is a full instrumental only. I do not believe you have listened to them play only their instruments and turn tables. Off the grid is amazing
You are my favorite reactor by far! I think you would like a Beastie Boys song called Sabrosa...it's all instrumental, and it's just a funky, funky jam. There's the album version, or here's a killer version they performed like at the Tibetan Freedom concert. ua-cam.com/video/Zjmtup6HdjQ/v-deo.html (song is over at 3:55)
Serch is still sitting in a dark room somewhere, right now. Chain smoking cigarettes, drinking cheap whiskey, questioning his life decisions. Knowing far too late that "sons of 3rd base" was not a good idea...
Every verse they did on this was the same format: basic rhymes, then a fast section, then a scheme/schoolyard style, and then a final punchline with the echo? I'm tellin you...
This cut is an "acquired" taste for some...and a few simply just don't like it. I think it's a masterpiece. There's a reason they're in the R&R HOF...(my personal opinion of that particular institution aside)
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I wait for your Beasties reactions daily now. Feel free to do some older hip hop. Run DMC, LL Cool J, Kool Moe Dee, Slick Rick, Grandmaster Flash, Kurtis Blow, Eric B and Rakim, Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock, Digital Underground....
Yes, I was just thinking he should listen to some Grandmaster Flash, De la Soul, so much more...
Add Pharcyde and A Tribe Called Quest to that list and I'll co-sign.
Boogie Down Productions...
Ultra Magnetic MC’s
UMC's was also really good and also D-Nice. Oh, and K Solo. The DOC...and New York's Special Ed...lastly Gangstarr and of course...Hieroglyphics and Souls of Mishief, especially their stuff from the '90s!
Your eyes said it all during MCA's spit.
Mike D's delivery in the beginning is sick!
Hahahahaha lol "start talkin' bout" - they already in the hall of fame!
Masters of Spit.
The last verse by MCA was a diss to MC Serch from 3rd Bass.
Why did he diss him
@@johnnyryall3966 3rd Bass dissed them first in a song called Sons (or something like that). I believe their label (Def Jam) wanted them to do it because the Beastie Boys left them.
The song was Sons of 3rd Bass. It's actually pretty solid for a diss track but it has always felt a little gimmicky to be the first track on their first album. The BBoys left Def Jam and 3rd Bass was their next thing so there was maybe some encouraged animosity. Mike D also has admitted to being shitty to Serch. Like throwing water balloons at him when he came over to talk about the industry or something. MCA definately smoked MC Serch on that verse and history has shown who had the last laugh. BBoys for life!
ha, fuck Serch. Pete is alright tho.
@@throwabrick To this day, Serch is still scared of MC Hammer.
"You've got a boomin system but its blastin out doo doo. You think its chocolate milk but its watered down yoo hoo..."
Sitting here laughing at you discovering each Beastie Boys song knowing there is SOOOOOO much greatness in the tracks you don't even know about yet...
And so far he's only heard Shake Your Rump and Car Thief from Pauls Boutique? He has so much untapped greatness to find out about!
@@paulb808 more deep cuuuuuts!
Like the White album for one of my buddies. He got Beatles late.
Beastie Boys FOREVER
This has always been one of my favorites, since high school
A lot of people talk about MCA's verse on this, and how hard he goes, and yes he does go hard and it's awesome, but they all 3 were straight killin it on this song. I mean they always killed it on all their shit but thus song has always been really good all 3 just killing it.
They're in BOTH the Hip Hop and Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame
What a great honest genuine reaction to a great song. When MCA started spitting you couldnt even contain your enthusiasm. Everyone here felt the same way (and still do) the first time we heard it.
The intro has killed me for nearly 30 years.
For me. 40. Wild Style!
When Deadpool asks Reed Richards what's another word for pirate treasure and The thing answers Booty...classic!
Wild style, super funky, today even more than back in the day.
huh? WHERE is THIS??
@@Oxmustube
@@agentsmith110111 My bad...It was spiderman. Dont ask me which issue though.
At that point they had their own studio so they spent hella time on these grooves!
Hands down my favourite beasties song. MCAs verse is so bad ass.
So glad you got turned on to the beasties. Shame Adam passed away. You are hitting some favs of mine too. That whole album was our high school tripping album. Whew weee
I assume it won't be long as we cannot avoid the inevitable the masterpiece b-boy bouillabaisse must be around the corner soon...
It's a 12 and a half minute mash up masterpiece with some of their funkiest stuff ever
Can’t wait
It’s freakin EPIC and I just got physical chills thinking about it. LOVE the BBoys hard since I was 14. I distinctly recall waiting for this album to come out, and then riding the bus to the record store to go buy the Cd on the release date. Stole a 20 out of my moms wallet that morning to fund that particular adventure, I guess I could pay her back now…? Anyhow. School the children on all the greats, it’s so essential. XxxooO
From a student of all music my dad was a musician who always listened to what I brought him I love the fact he was so opinionated he loved how I would listen to everything but the beastie boys did something to me I loved they rapped played there own instruments I will never forget when my dad said the Beastie boys were a movement that was in the late eighties still gives me chills because of what they accomplished as artist
I told you MCA's flow on this one is the hardest. He goes off!!!! They all spittin fire but MCA had beef with MC Serch and destroyed him.
MC Serch is on record saying he was so stunned by the diss and it was so fire he had no response. LOL!
What hurts my heart is it over 30 years for everyone to catch up 👊
Mix Master Mike...man that guy can drop some great scratch...
The Beasties broke into new territory with Check Your Head. It was definitely their transitional album in which they started playing their own instruments on the albums and the production of Mario C took them to new heights.
When Mike D starts saying " This one goes out to my man the groove merchant" when you listen close, the base line they use is so OMG.
Literally hall of famers.
Been WAITING for this one. MCA diss on Serch is scalding. Lol. Love that Serch chose this one as one of his favorite Beastie Songs on their Sirius channel
Check Your Head is one of my favorite albums.
the real deal, no watered down Yoohoo here!
For those of you wondering the sample at the start... its from Wildstyle, the graffiti/Hip Hop movie from the 80's Used to love that film
ua-cam.com/video/l6awZUwVTKc/v-deo.html
Most reaction channels be like "Keepin' it real here. Imma release one video this week." You release about 15 a day and take a pee break in the middle. Dude. Amazing.
they used a lot of tape loop beats on this. It is their trademark to layer track on track.
Helllllls yeah. Classic.
I love everything about this song, but MCA comes so brutal in that 3rd verse, and the beats are so sick and, yeah, like changing it up every 8 bars. “Ain’t even gonna call out your names ‘cause you’re so wack.”
A diss track by the Beastie Boys, rippin' on 3rd Bass, who were pretty good in their own right but Russell signed them after the Beasties left Def Jam and I think it was Serch who talked shit in the media about them so MCA laid him out on the track.
That's the Beastie Boys, They are that real!
When the greats talk about the greats, they always talk about the beasties. It's no secret that they are legends. Their debut album is the first ever hip hop record to go number 1. It was huge. Their second record is an artistic masterpiece but was a total commercial flop. They became a joke. By the time the 90s came around, they had nothing to lose. They were free to be as dope as they wanted to be. They are goats.
Teez, watching your face as your gettin it is worth $$$. Been groovin with them since day one. PAULS BOUTIQUE changed the game!!
I saw them in Glen Burnie Maryland at at place that used to be a skating rink . It was 1993 and they were touring this record. I grew up on them and they were phenomenal live.
Long ass outros was so you could spit a verse of your own if you wanted. At least that's what we would do. Lol!!!!
Glad you reacted to this one! Underrated song.
Whoop whoop!!! More of this album, please!!! !!! !!!
Great reaction man. Every Beastie Boys fan LOVES this song.
You'll get that level of production from Public Enemy and Ice Cube. Same period, a bit earlier.
the bomb squad (the shocklee bros) for public enemy was the only production crew that could match dust brothers era beasties, in my opinion. that said, i remember thinking at the time that the muggs production work for cypress hill sounded very much like beasties. the bomb squad had their own very unique noisy style which i still love.
Lovin' the reactions. Check 'Non Stop Disco Powerpack' for a slept on gem of theirs and it was one of the tracks recorded not long before MCA passed. Serious flow on it
1:43 mark - Teez says Ad Rock is in a zone.
3:32 mark - Teez’s mind is blown as MCA takes it next level.
Great reaction man! Please react to the Beastie Boys’ songs “Shake Your Rump” and “Root Down.”
Saw them live over 20 times. If I had to choose 2 groups to listen to forever, they would be Beastie Boys and Rage Against The Machine.
One of the major things that sets BB apart are the fact that they actually play their own music. These guys are a band, that just happens to be overwhelmed with hiphop ability, and blessed with one of the best DJs ever.
2 of the best DJs -
MixMaster Mike
DJ Hurricane
I've seen them a whole bunch of times too. Everything they put out you can just tell they put their all in it. Also they come across really well live when a lot of hip hop doesn't translate to the stage.
You just named my two bands. My soulmate😂❤️
This song never gets boring !!! ❤ Desert Island Disc Tune !!!
Teez: How many times the beat change?
The beat: Hold my beer!
This is their most underrated song. Thanks for the review
What are they? Who knows? Not purely hip-hop, not rockers, not fully punk... avant garde artists for sure and one of the best musical groups ever.
Hey man you gotta check the Beastie Boys - Get it together featuring Q-tip
Beastie Boys and Frank Zappa?!?! Hellz yeah - SUBSCRIBED!! ;)
Check Your Head is such an underrated album.
We got our own studio under the g, no question life has been good to me, cause life ain’t nothing but a good groove, a good mix tape to put you in the right mood.
Love the look on your face while listening to greatness
You think you're drinkin chocolate milk but it's watered down YooHoo!
I love watching people listening to, for the first time and appreciating, the music I grew up to.
Root down
One of my favorites! They were geniuses and changed the game!
“How many times did the beat change???” > Beat suddenly changes. 😀
The very best BB tune all day long - and the best diss-track of all time - Yaunch is off the page - absolute FIRE
MCA's verse here is hard as fuck. We love and miss you MCA!
Hey man i like your shit. U understand real fucking beats beasties are the pioneers just want to know yor thoughts appreciate your reactions.
Sonically their influence is everywhere . There’s actually a UA-cam video out there going over why they are the greatest hip hop band ever there’s also the counter to that as well. Last verse is a response to a 3rd bass diss track on the beasties . MCA went ham
My favorite reaction so far!
this was really insane tho lol appreciate you fam
MCAs verse is one of the best in hip hop. Hands down.
One dislike is MC Serch.
This is one of their best,MCA killed it,
“Make some noise” 30 minute video check it out
This song never gets old!
You're pulling some AMAZING stuff from the B Boys! I subbed b/c of this...
Oh man they got real video for this man it’s great.
beasties always had the best beats in the game.
Check out year and a day it’s Mca full rap old school it’s inside the track of 3 songs called beastie boy bouillabaisse from the album Paul’s boutique
Mca dissed 3rd bass in that last verse
Sonically their influence is everywhere in multiple genres . The last verse is a response to a diss song 3rd bass did on them . MCA went in
his surprise every time the beat changes just shows how far modern rap has traveled away from dj culture/live shows and towards digital production/studios. this is not a criticism, just an observation! hip hop of the 90s used samples but the template of a hip hop production was still an actual dj behind the mc's, mixing different sources. Multiple layers/beats might sound weird now but was fairly common at the time
This song = stink face. So damn good. One of the rare tracks where each dude gets 1 verse.
I suspect that your B Boys Top 5 will keep expanding.
Like 5 albums.
Go unite from hello nasty from here . They don’t have many of these songs where they don’t play volleyball on a track
I can't believe I forgot this song for so long
Off the grid please. It is a full instrumental only. I do not believe you have listened to them play only their instruments and turn tables. Off the grid is amazing
You are my favorite reactor by far! I think you would like a Beastie Boys song called Sabrosa...it's all instrumental, and it's just a funky, funky jam. There's the album version, or here's a killer version they performed like at the Tibetan Freedom concert.
ua-cam.com/video/Zjmtup6HdjQ/v-deo.html (song is over at 3:55)
man that's high damn praise! thank you so much! I just be myself in front of the camera and ok I'll check them out
Dope!
Serch is still sitting in a dark room somewhere, right now. Chain smoking cigarettes, drinking cheap whiskey, questioning his life decisions. Knowing far too late that "sons of 3rd base" was not a good idea...
Thank you!
You were bouncin’ on that one Teez 🔥Great reaction, keep em coming 🔥🔥🔥
Great track and your thoughts are spot on. Huge beastie boys fan since the beginning. You should try some ultramagnetic mcs critical beatdown album!
You don't need to say anything for a reaction video. Your face tells best how you like it. Cheers Teez
It’s a W!!!
Most definitely! Lol
Please do High Plains Drifter. It's like Paul Revere part 2.
👍
Great reaction. Keep it up.
Thank you!
In my opinion this is MCA Best Rap Ever
What's another word for pirate treasure? HAHAHA
Check out the song "Sons of 3rd Bass" that's the song MCA is responding to.
@@mmmoendo yeah it's a good song for sure. I would like to see him react to The Cactus
2:57
“...it's so 80's...”
Im definitely old school, but you should check out third bass.... phat ass beats brah!!!!!
Every verse they did on this was the same format: basic rhymes, then a fast section, then a scheme/schoolyard style, and then a final punchline with the echo? I'm tellin you...
If you want to hear them have their own verse again, try 3-minute Rule on Paul's Boutique. Better verses.
FLUTE LOOP
OR
TOO MANY RAPPERS NOT ENOUGH MCS
This cut is an "acquired" taste for some...and a few simply just don't like it. I think it's a masterpiece. There's a reason they're in the R&R HOF...(my personal opinion of that particular institution aside)
Beastie Boys........ "Come Together" off the same album