THIS IS HOW YOU "DRUM & BASS"! | Americans React to Fire in the Booth - Drum & Bass Special
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I dont think any genre can build hype like drum and bass, some D&B raves were so hype they were borderline dangerous.
Always said by a country Mile there the best nights out you will ever have. Vibes are nuts
@@rustykettle123 🤣🤣 come out of there ears ringing and can’t shift it.
Used to be there till it got locked off, be literally are little lot still in the middle of the dance floor not wanting to go home 🤣
Big up all the head on here.
Up north Bounce and makina are massive
Nothing like the police walking in to a warehouse full of zombies at 09:00 the next day
RIP Skibadee, blessed to have seen him live so many times and had a picture at his birthday bash in 2012
I went to a rave in Bournemouth opera house as we left shabba was there he told me and our mates we was the after party obviously we was young and all off our nuts probably looked an absolute mess
Man i was proper upset. RIP
RIP Skibadee. Legend in the scene.
you two are probably the best reactors on youtube in my opinion, this is literally like watching me and my boy vibing in the car. always pure vibing with big grins, gun fingers waving and screwfacing.
two actual music heads not just another somebody just chasing the reactor gravy train for views.
We really appreciate that and happy to have fellow music lovers in the Buzz Fam ✌️🍻
100% agree
Yep. What sceptic said!
@@BeersBarsI agree tenfold ❤ you two reviewing our drum and bass culture has me goose bumps . Mt brother is good mates with Harry since day dot and I grew up listening and watching him grow. Some said he'd never make it... others were right. You need to check out his London underground 🚇 train set when he hijacked a tube and spit barz to all the passengers..trust me ❤️ sending you all love ❤️ xxx
True. Been listening all day throughout the activities
R.I.P THE LEGEND ❤
Safe on that one 🤛🏻. Please check out more Harry Shotta, both FITB and other sets. They did one on the London Underground (The Tube) and it’s crazy…the police shut them down. These guys are awesome. I’m lucky enough to have chatted to Shotta. He’s so humble and respectful. Mad love for Harry Shotta
Drum and Bass has been my life for almost 26yrs. I'm fully here for your journey guys.
When it 1st came out and I heard Origin Unknown, I knew I was hooked forever!
I started out in late 90 / early 91 on UK Hardcore Techno, the forerunner of most of the modern genres and it evolved into early Jungle by 93. Nuff Respect bredren 👊❤️💛💚
@@DJGanonThose 90's parties were insane weren't they.
We used to go to the free raves mostly.
Driving all over the south of England in convoy after the pub to find the party.
Mad times.
Backroom in slinky on a Friday night was wicked.
@@paulfletcher3998 yeah, they were mental whether performing at them or just going to them to dance all night. Sadly that underground, random warehouse/field type party madness filled with love and going home early mornin’ still off yer tits watching the normal world going about their lives type vibe is unlikely to be replicated these days but the music is still fire at many current shows. There’s nothing like the sound & vibe of the early shows like Fantazia, Dreamscape ESP and the like tho imo
Imagine massive warehouses with pyrotechnics and huge speakers and packed crowds with these sounds.
Everyone vibing (most high) and just raving all night long.
This was the scene 25-30 years ago!
And speaker stacks, no lights, no Pyro, no cell phones. Just dj, music, crowd. Dark warehouse vibes... . I love both eras. Though, I caught the end of the underground vibe here in the States. I love both equally. ☺
@matthoward598 sidewinder Milton Keynes nothing but love vibes and class As. Good Times
@@bhuda_finger1004The Santuary was banging! Sidewinder and Sun City as well as Jungle before Garage took over.
This scene still exists today! At least here in Austin! Dallas has a very strong underground dnb feel too! Reach towards the concrete jungles and you'll hear the dnb in the jungle!
This was the scene 10 years ago and less.... u cant hold hostage to an era
Born and raised in the States, here..
With that begin said I first discovered Drum and Bass, from when I first played Grand Thef Auto 3. There was a station called MSX FM, which was a spoof of an "underground" pirate radio station that was based in London.
After playing countless hours of the game listening to it I became a huge fan of the genre.
Big up the MSX tracks from back in the day ya kna!
@@Bennybey123 The love I had for that station was so strong and real. I use to only do all missions to that station and also when I would go to sleep at night, I would jump in a car and park it in an ally way with that station on.
They still going! check out FATHOM AUDIO - Chronicles part 3, same guys who made the MSXFM mix
Moving shadow a record label. MSX 💪
MC Codebreaker still shelling raves even now! absolute legend - hold tight DJ Timecode
This is such an epic set! Love this🔥 R.i.p to the one and only Skibadee 🙏
The DNB scene is a very close scene so all these mc’s are performing at roughly 3/4 clubs a week most weeks so they all mc with each other regularly
The dj’s usually mix a beat for it to drop on the mix so mc’s can usually hear the tune being mixed in so they are ready for the drop. As I said these guys perform multiple shows each week so they’ve mastered it
Eksman is a veteran over 20 years of killing it and has always been a favourite of mine, his son J Mulla has started smacking up raves
Skibadee has been here since the 90’s when mc’in over jungle music (early era of dnb) with Stevie Hyper D who passed in the late 90’s, skibba has also passed in recent years and I believe this was because of his sickle cell 😢
Harry Shotta is from the same town as me and done quite a few sets with him in the past (15 years ago now) he come into dnb in the early 2000’s and was part of UNCZ with Skibadee, funsta and Dreps
Azza & Grima they started making it big about 7/8 years ago and have been about for about 10 years now and are called TNA (the new age)
Dreps is great and has an original Flow, he was a proper road man and not one to be messed with he’s been about since early 2000’s
Drum and bass isn’t really about tracks (songs recorded in the studio) but they’ve started doing it more in recent years, it’s all about life performances, dj’s mixing beats and the mc’s spitting over them
Dnb raves go on every weekend and they get recorded - 1 hour sets a Dj or two and a few mc’s just having it in the club and they usually run from 10-4/6am with loads of dj’s and mc’s passing through all night
It’s more about the live performances than anything!
you nailed it in 1 my man!! respect
Spot on mate
Drum n bass isnt really about tracks??? What do you mean by that?
@@richgreenmusic2211 bruv without the tracks DNB spitters cant flow and vice versa? no disrespect meant but what u know about Drum n Bass? are you old school junglist?
@@mrj9585 i wasnt asking you i was asking the original commenter who at one point said dnb isnt about the tracks, which seemed an odd point to me. Otherwise it was a good set of points about the scene. Yes i do know a lot about dnb, im 42 and have been into the music since early 90s and im also a producer with releases on Dj Marky's Innerground, Intrigue Music and Soul Deep recordings. I go under the name of Amante.
Ain't no party like a DnB party! I had 20 years of raving to amazing vibes and dirty B-lines. I'm privileged to have known Skiba as a friend. RIP King
Reminds me of being 18 and absolutely off my face in a rave 😂 good times 👌
I remember skibba spitting this and i was 15 years old lol, im 45 now , miss those days, This is all we listened too lol
OMFG! I thought my requests for this would be futile because of how long it is!
I was laying in bed, hungover, with NO motivation to get up...as soon as I saw it pop I was dressed, out to the shop for some beers and getting a smoke on before I watch it! 😊
I KNOW YOU GONNA DIG THIS 😁
Same bro! Hungover and had to work this morning was on my way home and see they posted this. Light up a spliff and chilled watching it
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This is the vibe
You man laughing about the American EDM bar is hilarious and humble af :D
Hope you keep the DNB rolling
You're witnessing professionals who are top of their game! DNB scene has been massive since 95' we know every drop, every ttack, MCs know the tracks coming in inside out and are ready to smash the drop! Love how you respect what the guys have been doing for decades! DNB is INFECTIOUS ❤
Man, you done know....from jungle fever at the Rex to bagles. Helter skelter
@@lyricalnatty the best days of my life bro.. Sanctuary, Coronet, Slamming vinyl, Dreamscape, UTD Dance Jungle fever and heat.. man we were lucky! DnB 4 Life ❤️
Only one I aint been to is Coronet. Man you just put a big smile on my face.. Those were there good days. We dance until the morning then go to an after party. No alcohol, just water and ......🤐😜😎😂@@Onlyfoolsandcourses.
From Afro Caribbean clubs, in Bristol, Leeds and London to free parties on Welsh hill tops, the scene in the mid/late 90's, early 2000s was banging. Punk/Metal head at heart with a love for turntablists from the 80's 90s', dark D&B with a cracking MC, hits a spot no other 'dance' music can reach. Still hit the Welsh hill tops when a free D&B night/weekend is on, but nothing captures those early days, or maybe my hips and knees can not take it like they used to😂💜
I have yet to see anyone listen to shotta without a wheel up after how many years😂 ...love all the time .
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I am absolutely loving watching you guys discover drum & bass! Your screwfaces are bang on point 😂
I was raving to shabba and skiba back in the late 90’s.
RIP skibz. You were and will always be a legend. Dnb all the way!! There aint a better genre of music.
Love seeing Americans react to drums and base! Make some more lads!
What raves? Lets share some memories.
Usually on radio sets, each Mc knows the rules, you get 8 bars or 16 depending on the beat. On the production side when we write DnB we usually write it with an Mc in mind or just mad skanker. The effortlessness is down to pure artistry & practice
Ah RIP Skibba 🙏 Im in my late 30s and thats my childhood right there. Spent my teens following Skibba and Eksman etc around the clubs here in the UK. Legends. Was cool to see you guys check this kinda stuff out. Thanks for that little blast of nostalgia. Big ups from Wales UK 🏴
venture down from wales every week to attend one nations did ya? why do people have to waffle complete lies lol
I've been following dnb since 98. Roni Size changed the game for me.. Went down the rabbit hole... Early internet, discovering mixtapes.. Too young to rave... 2000 was my first event... Southern California has a healthy dnb scene. Skiba is a legend... His last show in LA went off.. I'm in a few of those vids lol... Us in the States? We've always been jealous of you guys. You have flyers showing dnb artists for like, 20 bucks.. Any one of those would be a headliner here lol... Still to this day haven't seen eksman live. Seen GQ, Tonn Piper, shabba.. Here in the States, Armanni Reign and Dino are top...
Cool to see this reaction, as dnb mcs got shit in the early 00s. Other times as well.. Brings a whole other element to the sound. I'll always support dnb mcs!
@@joshparker6015lies? Is that really that hard to attend from Wales?
@@joshparker6015 is travelling an hour or so that hard for you to comprehend fella? Get a grip and a few brain cells if you can find them🤦🤏
@@matthoward598 Its cool to know that stuff even made it over to your ears in the states back then tbh. I very much started listening to stuff while I was too young for clubs also, started on stuff like Mickey Finn/Aphrodite/Shy FX with mcs like Fearless/DET etc also, then as soon as got a bit older and a fake ID we would be on the trains as much as we could heading to events such as the ones little penis man above mentioned on my behalf. It all went a bit cheese as time went on but still loved it all. Thankfully owe my career to the music also so forever in debt to these guys 🙏
Well earned sub you guys. Watched a few and dig it. Listening to unknown stuff makes even more fun watching you. That’s all what matters. Keep it up! Greetings from Germany!
Welcome to the Buzz Fam ✌️🍻
Good sound system, live drum
N bass cannot be beat…vibe is nuts. You feel it as much as hear it
Shotta has done 2 Fire in the Booths, 10+ years ago. One hip-hop and one drum n bass, both are literally fire. Definitely worth checking out 🔥
They all know each others vibes from doing radio every day since the 90s when we had pirate radio stations like Kool FM and Freeze FM. I am 42 in the UK and have listened to many of these for over 20 years!!!
Just thought I’d say this but I’ve been a dnb fan since the 90s. During the raves in atl outkast would just show up and mc in the dnb room randomly. They supported dnb like crazy. It was before cellphones and in warehouses and man was it amazing to see. I live in the uk now and it’s nice to see dnb finally getting more respect back in the states.
😢 I could cry. My favourite things on their album is pure jungle!!! Makes perfect sense. Thanks for sharing that, never heard anything like it. Only crossover I knew was krs one n noisia
Fuck me bro tapes of those Outkast sets would sell for thousands ahaha I'd pay anything to hear that...thanks for the bit of history g 💯🤙
Redman did a few bits
You must remember Stevie Hyper D
Amazing reaction as always guys!!! So glad your getting in to the Drum & Bass scene, you won’t be disappointed trust me!!! 😎🇬🇧
Guys well done for the video and the appreciation of our music scene.
You ask a question of whether harry shotta knew if the beat was gonna drop.
Let me tell you he knew. These mc’s are masters of riding the beat.
I put these against any mc in the world and they would smash them.
This scene has been around for thirty years and I’ve had the privilege to be there from day one.
These are masters of their game trust me FAM.
RIP Skibba
You guys are such great commentators! Keep this shit up, loving the drum and bass reactions!
Appreciate you fam!
It's so good seeing you enjoy our culture you guys need to come uk and soak it in for real.
RIP Skiba, one of the greatest of all time. He's so badly missed.
Never be replaced legend
A Dnb live set is the highest level of energy you can ever get… I’m surprised the whole room hasn’t evaporated
This set with Charlie sloth was to much 🔥🔥🔥 ! Drum n bass mc’s are some of the most underrated mc when it comes to world wide lyricism. These guys deserve their props !! . Rip Skibadee 🙏
Check out chase n status set from boiler room 🔥 R.I.P skibadee
The PyroRadio youtube channel, they do this style of video with DnB, Grime and old Skool Garage 👍
when SKIBA says "stamina krew" he means all us drug takers back then.( basically everyone ) Pills (extascy), speed and whatever lol
No alcohol, you just won't last the day. Rave till the sun come up. Then the after party then you can drink to mellow out. Es and water, man used to be so fit, 6 pack and all of that. Lol. DnB for life🥰🥰❤️💛💚🚀
The reason they all work so well together, is because every week they are all over the country performing at raves, and everyone in the scene knows each other.
Drum and bass is all about peace and love. Even though mcs can be aggressive on the mic.😂
You guys really need to come to London and hit a D&B night with these guys in their flow. This is just a Friday night BBC radio show. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still fire but when you’re in a room with a thousand other people, all drinking or imbibing chems and the sound system is built into the floor so you can feel it vibrating every cell in your body…. That shit really goes off! Get over here and hit it up! It’ll be an experience to remember.
RIP Skibba gone too soon. Remember the Bagley days at Kings Cross
I can't believe I'm seeing and hearing this! I'm American. Been following n dnb since 98.. There's a scene in LA.. But to see this on UA-cam? So dope.. I'm a wu tang, boot camp clik, bone thugs guy... But most rap doesn't do shit for me nowadays, grime and dnb has filled that void for me.
Get on u tube type in Mr Coker or sasasas or drum n bass 🔊 sets u won't be disappointed 😎💯💯
38:50 this version of chopper is prob 25 years old now, skib was using lyrics (car bars, with some updated cars) he used to use when it came out
R.I.P Skibadee 🎤👊
Chopper Tune towards the end around 37mins. A classic.
mid 90s drum&bass as it crossed from jungle was the best, like 95 to early 98
The tempo of these guys is kind of mind blowing 🤯
Congo natty needs to be viewed
Guys have been spitting over jungle and Drum and bass for 30 years. It actually come out of hardcore back in the day.
Back then there was no crime. The U.K. hip hop scene was low key. So mcs and lyricist jumped on the jungle scene, and over years Uk garage was born, which had mcs, then after that came crime, which produced mcs like dizzy rascal, and Kano. And many others. You could argue that jungle- drum and bass mcs were the major influences to that scene today.
I would say it’s not even an argument, like you said Ukg emerged out the dnb scene at the time. I would argue garage as we know it wouldn’t be what it is or atleast wouldn’t of came as early.
love the appreciation you have of Skiba, Eksman and others...at the old one nation raves where there used to be like 6 mc's on stage at one time...amazing times!
I remember Chuck D sitting down after an interview and listening to a Mixmag D&B mix on tape for the first time.... being quiet throughout and then said, "Where has this been all my life?!?" back in thev'90's 😀
I’d love to see a reaction to a big rave like Westfest where all these MC’s are live. Definitely something to consider reaction to, don’t think I’ve seen any reaction to an actual rave. 👌🏼🔥
The drum and bass raves back in the day like One Nation, Innovation etc were fire.. literally 6, 7 8 sometimes more MC'ing over DJ's like Mampi Swift, Andy C, DJ Hype etc.. the good old days!!! U guys should check those raves out on UA-cam, absolute fire
Dj zinc - Eksman Fearless 💯
this is about a 4 minute clip from an hour set and this bit alone is legendary it was shared around on Bluetooth at school 😂
Thanks for sharing. RIP Skibs. The Legend still lives in us all.
So glad you guys finally reacted to this...I asked for this over a year ago it's a banger 💯👍..REAL UKdrum and bass
Took a bit but climbed!!
Rip to the don skiba. Spent many nights skanking to you and the crew. One of my proudest moments is me spitting on stage next to skiba with him skanking to my lyrics
Nothing warms my heart more than seeing the reactions of people listening to the genius of Skibadee for the first time man. BTW the guy in the white tshirt that's pure grimey is Eksman.
I remember meeting Skibadee in Ibiza while he was cruising around San Antonio on a hover board smoking a joint. Lived as a legend, died as a legend. RIP man, thank you for all the years of hype you gave us
You wanna see DnB MCs that know each others lyrics inside out... Check out the ragga twins
I'm American... born and raised and I have been listining to Drum and Bass since the 90's. 🤷♂️
I was a raver so....
Have watched this so many times now and it gets me just as hype every time. You deffo need to do some more reacts to Azza and Grima just cause they're so good playing off each other
19:16 you talk about how the beat switches and that they know when to drop. It's the same BPM so they know when the last 8 or 16 is due to finish. But also they'll know a lot of the beats as well tbf
RIP Skibadee. So good to see man loving that skill. Hype af.
Seen Man like Skibadee, Eksman, Harry Shotta, and all them lot so many times back in the day. RIP to one Skibadee. The game won’t be the same without him. ☝🏼❤️🤜🏼
💯 but then I thought that when stevie hyper died 😢 gutted for them days, that’s keeping it progressive I guess
Love these guys, moved to the UK in 06 and have actually met most of them if not all. Went ravin 24/7 for a while lol. Luton UK had DnB for dayz! lol
Harry Shotta be carrying the D&B scene, but you should check out both his Drum and bass FITB, and his rap one. People often forget he branches out to other genres from time to time.
Xtravagance mixtape from Shotta was an absolute classic
RIP Skibadee. Big in the Game!
Yes Yes i recommended this recently - so glad you dig it !
A true UK sound, inspired by Jamaica. ❤
And america, those djs who mixed breakbeats, inspired hip hop and jungle/dnb...
@@dj_adam_g_ukhas nothing to do with America strictly UK Caribbean thing
@@desmondquailey6476 what? Where do you think the beats come from mate?
@@desmondquailey6476 its a uk sound but you said inspired by Jamaica so i added usa too, without the breakbeats jungle would never have existed and neither would dnb
There’s a great documentary about it all on TV forget what it’s called but Idris Elba hosted it. Was really good!
America made the first electric beats but it never really took off so we nicked it and made garage and jungle etc. oh and Jimmy Saville was the pioneer of mixing on decks! 😂😂😂🤦🏼♂️
You guys are my fav reactors, big up for jumping on the dnb scene!
Big love to you guys!! Actually so refreshing seeing some fresh ears bop to this 💣💥💣💥 making me bop apong like it was my first time too 🥳💣💥❤️
Its good to see americans who actually get it,most americans just dont get british music like dnb,jungle,grime, the only british genre thats got big over there is dubstep really
azza and grima are mates and tour the country together, hence they know each other bars
So glad you guys got onto fire in the booth... love this show!
So happy you've reacted to this. Probably the most underrated FITB.
There’s a problem central mix tape on UA-cam, which is Eks man and Evil B spitting over drum and bass for an hour. It’s really good. You guys would definitely enjoy it.
We gotta see a “Do What Ya Like” reaction… when Shotta goes off, he goes all the way off
Glad you two are loving the DnB👍, It's the theme tune to my 38 years of living on this planet lol
Proper old school back in the day stuff. Love it
Now this is a reaction.. This takes me bk to my youth.. All the way from UK bless 💯🙏
the MCs saved many lives... when ppl overdosed and overheated and called security and para medics ...para medics were on site.. legal days.. nuff ppl have dropped dead in front of me at raves.. is what it is..
I love that you've got round to this! Rip Skibz
RIP Skiba ❤
You should check out Stevie Hyper D. Unfortunately he died in 98, so there are more audio recordings of him on here than videos but he was the greatest Jungle MC ever. Absolutely set the scene for the legends that followed like Skibz.
This paved the for uk mc's...from the 80,s to the 90,s to uk garage to grime then modern mc's central cee ect ect, dnb still goes hard today in the uk. Full on 8 PM till 4 am
RIP Skiba the don. he dealt wid the matter
Felt like an actual journey even though I've seen this sets so many times 😂 Very hype video
Just discovered your vids boys. Really making me smile you two getting stuck into this UK sound.
Welcome to the Buzz Fam ✌️🍻
I fist pumped Skibba in Bristol about 15 years ago. Propper raving in the middle of club, awesome night
I've been listening since the late 90s and attended many raves years ago.
Strap up this music is like no other. Subbed
33:30 You 2 just cracked me up. The amazement on your faces is infectious.
THEY ALL KNOW THE DROP ON THE TUNES AND TIMING….THEY KNOW MOST OF THESE MIXES AND THATS WHY THERE TIMINGS ARE PERFECT…..EXPERIENCED REAL G,S OF D N B 💯
harry shotta and skibba are/were part of a group called SASASAS, which includes all of these MCs - Harry shotta, skibba (rip), shabba D & Stormin MC (rip). and the other 2 members are DJs, DJ Phantasy and Macky gee who became a absolute legend in the dnb scene after releasing his track “tour” which is one of the most well known dnb tracks of all time
And since you loved baddadam and all of these other dnb vibes... You gotta check out Chase n Status album "JTN II Jungle" and their Cover/Remix of "Wherever I May Roam" which metallica included in their Blacklisted album!
Saw SASASAS b2b problem central (harry shotta, eksman, evil B, etc) in Manchester a few months back, absolutely incredible. Completed my life 🙏 lol
NOOO FUCKING WAY!!!! CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH THIS WITH YOU GUYS
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Big D&B vibes with a Cigar City Pumpkin Ale of my own.
Keep vibing boys, this set still gets me gassed all these years later.
Cheers 🍻
you guys are so chill
I got really excited thinking someone has finally reacted to
Harry Shotta, Skibadee, and Mic Righteous
It’s sooo good. Same sorta set up. Check it out!!!
Watching Americans I stand Drum and Bass is a beautiful thing. Look up DJ Swamp- DMC scratch DJ legend that did the first American record label drum and bass album. It’s a trip. Much love to my Gs with the beers and beats across the pond. My missus is American and I’ve been trying to force DnB down her throat for nearly decade. I also introduced her to drum n bass.
I AM Drum and Base until I die, ! RIP Skeeba Danger and Stevie Hyper D. And big Shabba D, true legend. West London here. Big up all Juggles here. N.W.SE❤💛💚
Skibadee at Bagley's when I was 18/19?(ish) On stage like a boss. I had no idea at the time he was only a year older than me. R.I.P. 🙏 legend. Theres some of his bars that every junglist will know off the top of their head even they havnt heard them for 25 years.
Rip Skibba, sadly missed