FIRST TIME HEARING Suicidal Tendencies - "Institutionalized"
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Suicidal Tendencies - "Institutionalized"
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Fun fact: In college I walked by my Spanish Professor's office with my Suicidal Tendencies shirt on. I heard "All I wanted was a Pepsi," from his office, I started laughing. Lol We've been friends ever since. 🤣😀❤❤❤
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That story is alot cooler than Fred Durst's reference. I'll tell you that much. It would have been more interesting if it was your English teacher though. Your teacher was a fan I take it? Still funny though. Suicidal is loved in the Spanish community. Even gangs like The Avenues, 18th street, Nortenos, Surenos, MM, and all the other clicks that put the #13 at the end of their gangs name. I always found that interesting cause there was a day.....I didn't know any Mexican gangsters liked that Thrash/Punk style of metal, or any metal for that matter really. I love that.
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Everyone, from every generation, knows this song, it's iconic
@@joeyferguson840 Fred Durst is a douchebag
You get a like, a subscribe AND a comment for doing suicidal. Criminally under appreciated band.
Facts! My go-to band when my PTSD is off the charts. ❤❤
Amen
Almost 40 years later and I'm still waiting for a Pepsi.
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Big thumbs up from an old Skate Punk in Australia. Suicidal for life, loved this mob from the first self titled album in red vinyl with the poster of Skating and injuries. 53 now and still want to rip.
An anthem… It was crazy, I was like 10 when this came out. My big bro was a punk head, and he educated me on all music. RIP
All I wanted was a Pepsi.
This brings me back to my high school years!!
Yep
Hell yeah!!!
These are the "DAYS" of the "COKE AND PEPSI CHALLENGE" COMMERCIALS 😂
Im turning 50 in a few weeks.. this songs meaning never goes away
Right. My 22 year old just saw them with sublime. I taught all My kids My music
Always blasted this back in the day in L.A. on KROQ 106.7 never once skipped it
I remember when you could also hear it on KNAC 105.5
He'll yeah, KROQ! The best alternative station (well, depending on the DJ and time slot. Rodney Biggenheimer (Rodney on the ROQ) was insanely great. Having been on The LA music scene for a long time he had the knowledge and always brought the best music on his slot. I always loved when played stuff from the Pebbles and Nuggets compilations. There was a lot of really good early punk and rock coming out during those years.
This is a classic. Nothing else like it- ever. Suicidal was so unique. They had a sound that was a mix of thrash, punk, metal, and they had the whole latin influence of the hispanic band members as well. They were totally unique in music at the time. The band had LA gang ties- you can see the signs all over their videos- which caused alot of their shows to get banned and at times led to violence and riots. Suicidal shows back in the day were notorious and had that element of danger. They were an intimidating band.
Now you gotta do the Ice-T and Body Count cover of this
This song is the shit.
Also, you need to find a store with that Mexican Coca Cola, in the glass bottles.
That stuff is the same as I used to get at every corner store in the early 80s.
Before they changed it frome Coca Cola, to New Coke, to Coke Classic, and then to just Coke.
The Mexican stuff gets me all nostalgic.
Facts
"What tasted better back in the day, Pepsi or Coke?" Oh the can of worms you opened with that question.
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This is my all time favorite song. Been listening to them since I was a kid in the early 90s. Loving this positivity ❤❤❤❤ keep it going sir. Have a great weekend everyone !!!!!!
Yup. If I see someone that looks out of sorts I always ask, "You okay?" Sometimes people want to talk, just listen. 🙏🏽🙏🏽❤❤❤
Killer song and a good message. ST was a lot deeper on their topics than a lot of the bands in their era. I'd also highly recommend the Body Count cover of the same song--kind of updates the scenarios he goes through, but the message is the same.
Body Count's version is more comical tho
The suicidal trendies. They opened up a lot of shows in Los Angeles in tne early 1980’s.
They are still around and better than ever. Check out any new live performance.
This song is what got me into funk/punk music. If you really like funky bass guitar check out Send Me Your Money by these guys, the entire Lights, Camera Revolution CD was and still is amazing.
One ending Mike says "It's okay my insurance runs out pretty soon." 😂😂😂
I LOVE THIS SONG! I just want a Pepsi, man.
He was talking off the top of his head. It took guts to just think outside the box! They are one of favorite bands to this day!
Niiice, been waiting for this one!!!! CLASSIC 80'S PUNK
Dope reaction bro !
Ice-T covers this song in his band, Bodycount.
Ice T did it justice.
Maaaaan i heard this song when I was like 12 and at the early stages of my rebellion. Suicidal Tendencies are a phenomenal band!!!! Glad you’re broadening your musical tastes man! 🤘 😈 always Bruv!!!!
You do a ST reaction and you get an instant subscribe from me! Excellent example of what made 80's metal so great...pretty much everyone had their own sound and delivery.
This was during the Cola Wars, Pepsi had the edge at the time due to the psychological advantage of the Pepsi Challenge campaign, leading Coke to change its recipe in 1985, a disastrous decision.
The good ol days when Suicidal was banned from Playing in LA 😁 man that takes me back
Saw your Conway Twitty video and had to check in on you. Stay strong. People do care and you are never alone.
Dunno why my user name is gibberish. I'm Dusto.
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@@OkayrickI don’t know if you got it but I requested to check out “Laqour head” .. I would replace that with “Electric Uncle Sam” .. because it’s way more intricate 👍 js
Great review. I love ST. Whenever your kids give you sh*t remember how much sh*t you gave your parents...
I can't believe this song/album is 40 years old now. I'm pushin' 40 and I can relate to this song more than ever.
You might like body count's version now
Dude you just got a new subscriber. Appreciate you.
ST is my s*it. Their music has picked me up in hard times all my life. Saw them live twice, amazing shows. ❤❤❤❤
Check out "How Can I Laugh Tomorrow?" 😀
My daughter is watching them today with social distortion and sublime. I was a cool mom that taught my kids all music
To answer your question, yes, Pepsi was just as popular as Coke back then. That was right in the middle of the famous "Cola Wars" of the late 70's / early 80's.
Tom Araya from Slayer pushing Mike when he walks past. Lol.
Fun fact at 2:58 another legend pushes Mike. If ya know, ya
know ;)
Tom araya?
Real punk rock
Great reaction, listen to your kids and talk with them, it can make a big difference.
Coke and Pepsi went at it for decades, Coke won. Although Chinese liked Pepsi more, said Coke tasted like medicine - which makes you wonder about their medicine - so Pepsi has got some great foreign markets.
I grew up skating with a lot of the ST/Dog Town psycho’s at Marina Del Rey skate park in the late 70’s/early 80’s. When Psycho Mike started ST, they had a hard time getting gigs because of the ST crew, because they would always start fights at their shows (a lot of them were Venice-13 gang members). You never went to their shows by yourself, you always made sure you had your friends there, because chances were you’d get into a fight if you went into the pit (which is another thing, they’d cheap shot people and throw elbows). Punk rock shows weren’t tame like they are now, lol!
When I was 14 I got locked up for almost two years in a troubled teen facility. One of the kids knew this song and we all became obsessed with it. I was already a wannabe gutter punk (it’s embarrassing how much of a try hard I was at 14), & this sht hit my vibe so hard.
There were a lot of us getting shipped off somewhere in the 80's.
Not many people talk about that. They want to glorify the 80's.
@@peterbelanger4094 That’s the problem with nostalgia, you only removed the gold parts of the past and not all the crap that was going on. I was shipped off in the 90’a but my older sister in the 80’s. I think kids are still being sent away but instead of state run facilities it’s private ones. And religious ones. As unpleasant as the state facility I was in was, there were regulations that protected the kids. The horror stories I’ve heard of kids sent to private and religious institutions are horrific. I know my mom did what she thought was best but I would never send my kid away unless I thought she was going to hurt herself. Even then it would be the actual last resort. When you send your kid away you’re telling them that they’re to “bad” to be home.
That was awesome
While it will never be as good as the original,Ice-T covered this and it’s pretty awesome.
This
I played the SHIT out of this cassette in high school (late 80's) and I've still got the whole thing memorized! Thanks for the memories!!!
And, I love that you were totally into this right away. ♥
Nice reaction to this great song. New sub!
I was listening to Suicidal Tendencies since my earliest memories
Man I’m so lucky I grew up listening to some kick ass music..
ST comes. Thanks for covering.
Got a Pepsi for you and the fam… master piece🤘
ST doesn't get the appreciation they deserve. Fantastic band! Very punk, but great musicians and great songs.
You ain't lyin
Respect for being so open minded
GREAT SONG
Who remembers the foam Pepsi labels on the bottle. Peel it off in strips.
It IS a masterpiece.
You should really listen to the remastered version of the album "STILL PSYCHO AFTER ALL THESE YEARS" Tracks Institutionalized, War inside my head, I saw your Mommy, and a few of my favs Don't give me your nothing, Suicidal Failure, I want More, and my favorite Suicidal song A Little Each Day. The remastered versions of those songs ate really alot cleaner but sound more raw at the same time.
Try infectious grooves violent and funky.
This song is iconic.
As an Gen X, in order to have friends, you had to hang out with some of their friends, who didn’t come from the best areas, or had the nicest things, but made the most of it, and later you adopted it as your style… point being back then , parents would see all that, and all of sudden they came up with their own conclusions about “ that’s a rough looking crowd, they have bad intentions etc” all while I met them at the school they sent us. Life was amazing back then.
They stuck me in an institution said it was the only solution to protect me from the enemy, myself.
You need to check out Infectious Grooves - basically the same band, but playing funk-rock fusion. Start off with Don't Stop, Spread The Jam!
"Whipped cream, put it all over your body"😂
I don’t know who you are brother? I hit on the Suicidal Tendencies video that came up.. you started talking about a sad song you crying and your father. I’m with you my man I know the pain. God bless you. I subscribed. I seen suicidal tendencies open up for Metallica in Las Vegas many years ago, and actually one of the bassist back then was Rob that was in suicidal. Is the bassist for metallica now the same Rob☝️🎸
Back in the '80's as I remember Pepsi's Ad campaigns focused on the youth movement. The kids embraced this. Even though Coke still probably outsold Pepsi, Pepsi was more cool to drink.
Mike Muir had that triplet flow in the 80s
this song was the soundtrack of me being kicked out of the house. I didn't have the parents of the year...... but ya... f em! Still relevant after all these decades.
Yes that is true! Old was different when we were young. Then they had Elvis and buddy holly and and stuff. Today we have suicidal,sepultura,slayer yes yes yes the grand kids are going to be just fine. Imagine being the guest in the back seat and there like no no grandpa is our guest so we're gonna listen to what grandpa wants to hear so what would you like to listen to grandpa 🤔
Rocky shredding like a muthafuka
Watching in 2024
Venice 13! 🤘🏼ST lifer we out here
I still say you should try doing Stevea Wariner “ holes on the floor of heaven “
I really think you would like it especially I know that it will remind you of your dad
You should do a video for John Michael Montgomery "I Miss You a Little"
Check Body Counts Ice Ts Metal Band version of this song.
This song hella jam sensation
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RC or Coke II was king when this came out
All I want is a Pepsi🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ice T has a version of this.
You see. The ST fans are family. We are of different cultures, races, religions, etc. In the 80s white punk kid standing next to an LA OG watching these cats. Nothing but love, and thrashing. 😂😂❤❤❤
Give that dude a Fu**ing Pepsi 😅
The woman who plays the nagging mother in this video also plays the anti-rock principal in Rock and Roll High School with The Ramones. Yeah, I'm that old LoL 🤣
Your the Pepsi generation was a big celebraty marketing campaign during the 80s .
My favorite drink back in these days was called Fruitopia.
Need to review some Bad Brains
Oh yeah if you take requests. Starset - Trials
I say "doesnt matter. I'll probably get hit by a car anyway." Everyday 😂 its like,"It is what it is, " and "that's life"
Definitely boosted pepsi sales at the time. They should have got paid $$$
In 1983 pepsi and coke was 50/50, but suicidal was #1. I was 15 and heard it the day it came out, instant classic from day 1.
When this record came out, there was "new" Coke, and that's when people started switching to Pepsi. In response, Coca-Cola reintroduced their old formula, calling it Coke Classic. The soft drink wars - the struggle was real!
Some of us would joke than anyone who asks for Pepsi over Coke needs to be institutionalized.
Gotta chexk out smash the mac by crass too
Pepsi back in the day stayed oesi while Coca-Cola kept on changing the goalpost with their taste ,look,and names...all based on the soda wars cause someone found out what their secret formula was and used it...whatever: Pepsi then...
Bobby's cracking open a Pepsi
When i was in high-school... all i wanted was beer... now, im 44... and all i want is pepsi.
All he wanted was a Pepsi. And she wouldn't give it to him.
Ok well you've come this far, now check out the band S.O.D. and their song called "Crackhead song"
Oh, and have the lyrics handy. 🤣
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Coke v Pepsi - ya Coke was/is more popular overall, Pepsi was more popular among the skaters & metalheads…. at least from what Ive seen & experienced - Im 54 & been drinking Pepsi since my thrashing days in the 80s
Este pibe no piso nunca la calle
The bass player is now in Metallica.
Mexicola is the BEST
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