WHO ARE ALL OF YOU?! Reacting to "Steven Spielberg vs Alfred Hitchcock" Epic Rap Battles of History
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Every reference in this video just went flying over his head by like a mile.
Like for Alfred Hitchcock
Hitch WHAT?!
Like for Quentin Tarantino
I don't understand.
Toss up between Tarantino and Bay. Tarantino has the best wordplay and is played by Wax, one of the best rappers i've heard, but Bay is objectively correct. He's in it for the money and knows the industry is about money, not the movies themselves.
Voted for both
@@CadenzaKatie While Bay may be technically correct, that doesn't mean he wins in a rap battle. His flow and bars just weren't there.
@@DieselWeasel flair is an important part of these rap battles imo
@@CadenzaKatie That's more or less why people hate on Bay. The industry is about money, but most actors/directors go INTO it to make art. Sure, a lot of people also want to make serious cash, but that's more of a icing on the cake situation. For Bay, he seems to care about nothing BUT the icing.
Like for Steven Spielberg
Ok.
2:40 - One of his biggest movies was Psycho, which features a murder scene in a shower. Since films were strictly black and white back then, he literally used chocolate syrup as a stand-in for blood going down the drain. Also, half the lyrics Spielberg was spouting were references to films both he and Hitchcock produced. Anything with a capital letter was a film title.
Yup. The exception was Amblin, which is the name of Spielberg's production company
@@EditDeath it was also a movie, one of Spielbergs earliest! It was a short about 2 hitch-hikers crossing paths and getting to know eachother, based on the hippy culture of the time
@@applejayz1987 Really? Huh, never knew that
The film A.I. was originally supposed to be a joint venture between Spielberg and Kubrick, but sadly Kubrick died before they could agree on a finished script. Thus, Spielberg was left to finish the film on his own and tried his best to keep it close to Kubrick's vision as much as possible.
If you're interested in more, Nostalgia Critic did a review discussing this. In case you wanna check it out in the near future.
Kubrick seems like the kind of director who would die just to get his way
@@aedwardsss Kubrick was kind of a sociopath. I hate how he treated Shelley Duvall
@@ericb9252 Yeah what he did was wrong in the past, but don’t forget that Dr Phil made her worst in his show. Kubrick’s daughter took care of Shelly Duvall and she’s recovering well because of it she’s retuned from acting and doing an upcoming horror movie called The Forest Hills.
@@Mankey619 Dr. Phil is a trash human
Alfred Hitchcock is 1 of the greatest directors of all time.
Psycho
Rear Window
The Birds
Vertigo
North By Northwest
The Man Who Knew Too Much
Dial M For Murder
Don’t forget Strangers on a Train. That’s one of my all-time favorites. Shadow of a Doubt is pretty freaking good too (Hitchcock’s personal favorite of his films) and don’t forget his films he made back in Britain. The 39 Steps in particular I think is a great film.
Spielberg has the best writing
Hitchcock has a lot of style with the black and white
Tarantino has the best rap but until he drops his own name you wouldn't know who was speaking if you just read his verse on paper.
Kubrick has the best character acting, the close-ups on his pained expressions are haunting
Bay is just...very honest about his industry
I give it to Spielberg
Like for Michael Bay
Bay doesn't give a fuck. While true and hilarious, doesn't help in a rap battle.
Mother Fucking Money!
It takes a special kind of boldness to waltz right into the final verse of a rap battle and have 30% of your segment be dedicated to rhyming money with itself. Yet, somehow he still came out of this battle with people thinking he's the winner. I can respect that.
Bro got the moral victory, lmao
In addition to his films, Hitchcock had a TV show called Alfred Hitchcock Presents, which always started with his silhouette walking into the shot in profile. It's a deep enough cut that I had to look it up.
As for the big wheel, that's a Shining reference. There's a scene with a little kid riding one down a hotel hallway and stopping in front of two creepy twins
Something interesting to note is that between the release of this ERB and the next one, Peter & Lloyd collabed with *NICKELODEON* in order to make a rap battle for SpongeBob SquarePants: Sponge Out of Water.
I watched that Movie in Theaters and almost immediately recognized Peter and Lloyd and when the Rap happened, I got so hyped. Unfortunately, there were Kids in there as well and I highly doubt they knew what was going on at the time. So I was basically the only person in that Theater who was filled with happiness during that part. So much so, I felt like I had to tone down that feeling to try not to embarrass myself and my Dad.
You missed , at 2:22, arguibly Hitchcock's best diss. Basically saying John Williams is the one that helped make Spielberg's movies iconic through his music.
Fun fact:
Kubrick was *infamous* for being a perfectionist, often to the detrament of the actors. The Shinning being arguibly his most famous movie is an excwllent example of this as Javk Nicholson, Shelly Duval and Danny Lloyd all have stated that the amount of takes they were forced do, made the production hell on earth.
To be fair, that diss would've flown over his head either way.
The "127 times" references something that happened while filming The Shining. The iconic scene of John Edward "Jack" Torrence chopping through the door while yelling "Heeeeere's Johnny!" was shot 127 times because Jack Nicholson wasn't angry enough for Kubrick. After the first few shots, Stanley just started reshooting over and over to make Jack angry enough for the scene.
Bruh seriously WATCH A MOVIE.
There was one other one you've seen that had five people like this, but you didn't react to it because you said you had already seen it before. Stalin vs Rasputin came out about a year before this one, and had run ins as well. The three run ins were Lenin, Gorbachev, and Putin.
We all knew this was coming. Don't act so triggered that he doesn't get the references. He was sheltered as a kiddo and I'm glad he's trying new things and learning.
I wasn’t sheltered I just haven’t seen things
We're not triggered, just baffled. No hate, just shock lol
@@theduckgoesmoo Myeah, I'm sorry, I had a strict father who hated certain TV show genres and STILL I somehow got exposed to more shit than you.
One thing that irks me is that Michael Bay’s theme in this battle is just a remix of the Oprah vs Ellen battle that you reacted to previously.
Aside from that, this is a really fun battle.
Personally, I think Spielberg won, but I understand why most people say Tarantino won.
One more thing that rubs me the wrong way is Kubrick’s aggression towards Spielberg in this battle.
The two were close friends in real life, to the point that they tried to make a movie based on each others styles.
When Kubrick died before the film was finished, Spielberg continued work on the film out of respect for his friend, even going so far as to include the ending that Kubrick wrote.
The film bombed, but knowing the context of the production, it’s actually quite sweet.
So yeah, it’s odd that Kubrick is so aggressive towards Spielberg in this battle.
I think the reuse of the theme may have been a joke about Bay's choices of music
They are all some of the most well known directors in history.
If that's the case, then why have I never heard of Tarantino nor Kubrick until I watched the Rap Battle when it came out?
@@fireball1249 That can't be true
@@ericb9252 It is
@@fireball1249 Tarantino and Kubrick are legends. Directed masterpieces
I mean I’ve at least heard of them
Spielberg did Jurassic Park, Jaws, Indiana Jones, E.T.
Hitchcock did Psycho and Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Tarantino did Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction
Kubrick did Shining, 2001.
Bay did all 5 Transformers, Pearl Harbor, and Armageddon.
The aliens clearly aren't sending their best if their only option was you duck.
micheal bay is just mindless stuff which if people enjoy thats fine but its not for everyone (also I believe he once said he doesn't care if the stuff he makes isn't good cause people will come anyway)
If we made a drinking game off of every time you say you don't know something we would die
Yes we all would
"is that michael bay"
some small part inside me died
streamed earlier? almost forgot and when I opened twitch it was over already óO
mfg
Olli
Man... your zoomer age is showing man, if you don't even know about Hitchcock.
I’m almost 26
@@theduckgoesmoo Zoomers were born post-1995.
@@DieselWeasel Aren't those called Millennials?
@@fireball1249 Nope, Millennials are my generation, 1980-1995.
@@DieselWeasel Ok good, I'm still a Millennial myself :)
I’ll let the movie nerds explain all of this because I’m an uncultured swine when it comes to actors, directors and such, I just like watching good stuff
Same dude, SAME!
I mean, it's common knowledge
@@ericb9252 look at the guy who runs this channel, we of little knowledge exist
They are all famous film directors. If you've seen enough of their movies you should be able to guess who they are based the references in their introduction sequences… never mind it's you we're talking about.
Hitch WHAT NOW?!😱
lol
You screamed my eardrums out at the end of volume 5 ep.10 for rwby.
That being said I'm dead now thank you cow duck man who goes moo
I'm not surprised at your cluelessness except with Steven Spielberg. Even if you don't know him from the movies, you should remember Shadi's hatred for him. Remember Shadi? From Yugioh Abridged? When he called Steven Spielberg a "deceitful Jewish filmmaker"?
That was sooooo long ago
Day Seventy eight of asking for a reaction to Max0r's "An Incorrect Summary of Metal Gear Rising"
4:53 "i think i've seen more michael bay movies than any of the other ones"
.... i am in pain. ... had you just said "i know none of these" i could have braced or "i have not seen any of their movies" i could have handled. kyle, i love you but please start watching (or reacting to) more classic movies. even the aliens are starting to distance themselves from you. XD
So some of the highest numbers for ERB is 8 6 and 5 for the number of rappers they had on ERB and for this one there's a bunch of Movie references from each Director
Tarintino is easily the best imo
100% agreed, he went hard and had great flow.
Hitchcock has probably one of the best flows in ERB and definitely the best flow this battle! So you know who I'm liking.
I know it's down the road a bit, but Roosevelt vs Churchill is easily in my top 5 battles from ERB. That being said, there's an in-joke during the battle that requires watching the ERB news or update videos to get.
Edit: It's funny that thus far Tarantino has the most likes in the comments and yet he's the the only one in this battle I haven't seen a film from. lol
WHAT'S UP BITCHEEEEESSSSS! I too have never seen any Tarantino Films, but I also never seen any Hitchcock and Kubrick Movies.
@@fireball1249 WHAT'S UP BITCHES!!!
I've seen a few of Hitchcock Presents, as well as The Birds and Psycho. As for Kubrick, just Full Metal Jacket I think. The Birds did a good job making a common occurrence feel like an End of Days level threat.
Just to give you a little background info. The guy rapping, he's a producer, hope this helps :pp
kubrick did make the main star of shining do a take 127 times until she was literally crying...
but he said u dont stop until we get it right...
Yoooooo!!!!! Hlvrai!!!!
pretty sure Spielberg could have hard countered Bay's whole money bar as his net worth is about 8 times higher.
when will you do the helluva boss reaction to the new episode it came over a week ago
Please react to Dan Bull’s Mandalorian Rap
Dislike just for the fact he doesn’t know who these people are. Sorry bro that just irks me
No helluva boss😮
I'm sorry but Quentin Tarantino killed it
13:11 Did you just say GNOMEO and Juliet?
Yeah nomeo
@@theduckgoesmoo Is that like the moon's adaptation of Romeo and Juliet?
@@TheHonestReviews Reference to the Romeo and Juliet VS Bonnie and Clyde rap battle.
day 10 of asking for a martincitopants reaction
Kyle,
Im sorry
I Made A Mistake
I Sent you an USB-Drive with a few of your lost Videos. So you can Upload them again.
In the Past I had the Idea to Upload your Videos on my (old) Account so you can Download them.
The Idea was to delete them Afterwards
I forgott it and Made a new Account without deleting the old one.
I was afraid that this will cause Problems when you try to Upload your Videos again.
BUT GOOD NEWS !
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So when you try to Upload them it should Not cause Problems.
Im sorry when I caused Problems for you !
Have a Nice Day
Oh you’re all good!
Why react to something you know nothing about?
It’s interesting
When I saw this, I didn't know who Quintin and Kubrik were and I've never seen a Hitchcock Movie. I know a bit about Kubrik now, but I still know nothing about the Quintin guy.
How? How do you not know some of the greatest directors of all time?
Tarantino directed masterpieces like Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, Django Unchained, Inglorious Bastards, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, just to name a few.
@@ericb9252 I tried watching Kill Bill, but the first scene really turned me off of that and when I watched Pulp Fiction, I was not paying attention at all and just didn't know what was going on and felt bored and stopped midway through. I'm more of an Animation Movie enjoyer, so I guess it explains that.
@@fireball1249 It doesn't. Tarantino is a household name
Like for Stanley Kubrick
Ok. theduckgoesmoo.