Rappers React To AC/DC "Thunderstruck"!!!
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- Опубліковано 10 бер 2021
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Angus Young's "duck walk" is a tribute to Chuck Berry.. 50s rocker..who invented all kinds of crazy guitar footwork... and the guy who's song Marty McFly plays in Back to the Future (Johnny B Goode)
Angus took that walk to a whole other level, to the point now where it is synonymous with him.
As an Aussie who grew up worshipping this band and their music in a time when being rebellious was the norm... It's heart-warming to see the younger generations embracing what we took for granted... ACDC are global Rock royalty with a guitar God like Angus still at the helm. They're absolutely inimitable and irreplaceable. Rock on, fellas!!
Angus is Scottish not Australian and Brian is from Newcastle, so technically not aussies
@@nicholaswatson8496 I'm old enough to have seen the boys before they became internationally famous... When the boys went on tour and were asked by journalists what they plan to do when they got home.. They were referring to AUSTRALIA... So don't talk shït to me about where they came from... They CHOOSE to identify as AUSTRALIANS... They are AUSSIE... Whether YOU choose to believe it or not 😂
@@nicholaswatson8496 No doubt Scottish born, apart from Brian but have you heard Angus or Malcolm speak in interviews - as Aussie as they come. They're all getting near the end - so far all buried in Australia, their home. Bon Scott born in Scotland, died in England but his family had him flown back to Australia, where he grew up, for burial.
Brian has done a great job since the death of Bon, but really he's led a charmed life got the gig because he sounded like Bon. He joins up to record, rehearse and tour - that's it. Bon was their lead singer and lyricist.
If their parents had chosen to stay in Scotland there would have been no
AC/DC.
@@consciousbeing1188 not talking shit just stating a fact
ABSOLUTELY AGREE! How could I not? 😍
Thunderstruck has been THE Rock/Metal Anthem for at least 3 generations of rock fans & Metalheads! Old School AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap! One of the first AC/DC songs I ever heard on 8-track!
I honestly dont know if anyone who is in or has had a child in high school sports in my area who hasnt heard it
Don’t leave them hanging. Tell these youngsters what an 8 track is.
I prefer the parody of Dirty Deeds.
Dirty deeds and its done with sheep Baa baaa!!!
And honestly it isn't the big rock anthem . That spot is actually We will rock you ! is the most used rock anthem of all time. And the most listened to rebellious song of all time actually is PInk Floyd "Another brick in the wall " - We don't need no education.
Thunderstruck is a newer song.. NOT been around for 30 years..
Lead guitarist, Angus Young is the HEART and the STAR of AC/DC. He is also the co-founder of the band along with his brother Malcolm Young (co-lead guitarist/songwriter etc.). Angus was around 55 y/o in this video. AC/DC just released a new album in Nov. 2020 called Power Up. the music video for the song "Realize" shows Angus at 65 STILL rocking like he's in his prime.... He is a rock GOD and has been "WORSHIPED" by fans for 50 years now!! Do "Let There Be Rock" Live at River Plate(it's a long one) and you WILL UNDERSTAND.... Rip: Bon and Malcolm.... Peace
How could Angus be 55 in 1990 and 65 in 2020 🧐
@@shmick6079 My bad, I was referring to the River Plate performance(which is the one most others have reacted to).... in December 2009 AND.... I was approximating.... ;) Peace
@@michaelgilbert197 all good - the music video isn’t from a live performance, it was staged.
Malcolm has since passed. RIP.
First recorded 31 years ago in 1990.
Angus Young (the dancing guitarist) is definitely the best part of an AC/DC show. He never stops moving, he's almost inhuman in his ability to rock for hours in concert. He's arguably the most famous band member in the music industry around the world, for that very reason. His non-stop energy is legendary.
Another thing to notice is the guitar riff - he plays it from the very beginning through the entire song, non-stop. Insane.
Angus is definitely “the show” when you see AC/DC.
Most definitely, if watch the live concerts, Angus is raining sweat during the show, he puts in 200% each and every time.
He is 100%the show but Malcolm's was the heart and my favorite guitarist
R.I.P Malcolm 🤘🇦🇺🤘
Angus is a GOD!!!!!!!!
Angus is Australian rock royalty !!!! All hail King Angus
The show is the show when you see them live. Their sets, lighting and pyro are awesome.
AC/DC was HIGH ENERGY all the time. Angus kept that level up throughout the entire performance.
THEY. WERE. AMAZING!!
ACDC - “for those about to rock” live at the River Plate.. The crowd and the energy in the show will blow your mind..
And The Jack live at Riverplate to switch it up
and a whole lotta Rosie
AC/DC Lead guitarist is Angus Young, Rhythm guitarist is brother Malcolm (who passed away in 2017). Singer is Brian Johnson who replaced original singer Bon Scott, who died of alcohol poisoning in 1980. Scott's last album he sang was Highway to Hell in 1979. Listen to early AC/DC - Baby, please don't go, TNT, Dirty Deeds, Long Way To The Top If You Wanna Rock n Roll, whole Lotta Rosie
@@keithvegas4332
Yes and for something completely different Ride On.
Oh fuck yes.
I grew up in Melbourne Australia as a teenagers and got to see them live so often in the mid 70s with the brilliant Bon Scott as the lead singer. They were brilliant even then, Bon will always be my favourite. RIP Bon, you’re an Aussie legend!!
People always proudly throw down knowledge that they know Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' is the #1 selling album of all time. But then that knowledge crashes when barely anyone knows that AC/DC's 'Back in Black' album is #2, lol... AC/DC is a HUGE band =)
AC/DC is an Australian band . However it was formed by Malcolm and Angus Young who were joined by lead singer Bon Scott and all three had been born in Scotland but their parents emigrated to Australia. Tragically Bon died in 1980 under rather strange circumstances when he was found in the back of car outside a house he was visiting in London. He was replaced by Brian Johnson a Geordie from the North East of England who had a similar singing voice. Gargling razor blades pretty much describes it. Angus is the lead guitarist and his brother Malcolm is the other main guitarist. Sadly Malcolm died in 2017 after being diagnosed with dementia. He had survived heart problems, and had to have a pacemaker, lung cancer which had also been successfully treated but dementia eventually caused his health to deteriorate.
By the way the band must be the greatest live band of all time. If you want to see the fandom they generate watch the video of Thunderstruck live at the River Plate stadium in Argentina. They had three sell out concerts with audiences of just under 200,000 at each performance. That's just under 600,000 in a country where the main language is Spanish and yet everyone sang along to the songs.
To be "thunderstruck" is simply something that stops you in your tracks. For example, you are walking along and see the most beautiful woman (or man), you've ever seen. You stop cold, thunderstruck by their beauty.
This song is about their plane being hit by lightning.
lol, that exactly how 99% of people over the age of 45 think.
That's awestruck
The singer Brian Johnson is from near me in the Nort East of England 🤘🤘
Im in Middlesbrough
I love two miles from where Brain lived
Got to do BACK IN BLACK and HELLS BELLS
HELLS BELLS!
Definitely
"Let There Be Rock"!
I highly recommend watching all their live performances from River Plate. Be prepared to be awestruck!
AC⚡️DC is in their own music category and from all genres bop to these dudes!
Yes!
The songs name was derived from toys the Angus and Malcolm Young played with as kids called Thunderstrike. The song is not about a band member surviving a plane being struck by lightning during a thunderstorm but actually came from a picking exercise that Angus Young would do as a warm up before the show. His brother Malcolm Young then developed the rhythm section to it.
"Whole Lotta Rosie" live at River Plate, won't regret it......
YESSSS!!!!!!
Ok here is the best of all ac/dc performances (live at the river plate ) 3 shows 200,000 people at each show in a country where english isn`t spoken and everyone in the audience knew each word by heart thats talent .
Back in Black. And “let there be rock”
You need to listen to this song at River Plate concert in Argentina, the crowd is fucking amazing. Angus Young is the lead guitar, this has been his signature walk since 1978-Present. I’ve seen them in a concert several times.
Definitely find the one Live At River Plate, it's bonkers!
Need to listen to old AC/DC with original lead singer Bon Scott! It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock and roll..Bagpipe solo was Epic!!
I love plenty of Brian Johnson songs but you are so right, Bon took it to the next level.
That was their very first hit from their first album.
@@davidbailey6397 should I tell them what movie the song is played in?..or let them spin?
@@traceyclemons7800 a lot of these reactioners have heard AC/DC before,they just don’t know it.
I don't see many people react to my favorite AC/DC song, "If You Want Blood (You Got It)". Johnson is great, but Bon Scott's vocals are awesome.
Highway to Hell was sung by the late, great Bon Scott. Thunderstruck is sung by Brian Johnson, who replaced Bon after Bon died. Both are incredible. Brian is from Newcastle, England. AC/DC, yes, are Australian.
One of the best bands of all time and I’ve been listening to them since the late 70s.
"Thunderstruck" was part of an album where a new producer challenged the band to push beyond it's safe sound. Bruce Fairbairn, who passed away far too soon, got more out of Angus and the boys for The Razor's Edge and a follow-up live CD. Then it was back to same-ol, same-ol.
This music among many other’s will live and die..forever and eternity,... THUNDERSTUCK 🔥🔥👍🏼👍🏼💥💥
The great thing about AC/DC is from first album to last album you knew what you were getting.. You were getting AC/DC high energy, fun, feel good, party music... And they were all actually great guys
"Poser." Smoke, you crack me up as always. Y'all stay awesome.
If you put River Plate after any band everything becomes epic, guys, I repeat, guys after AC / DC the world stops
Here is a list that you should try:
-Thunderstruck - Live at River Plate
-Let There be Rock (official video) or Live at Apollo Theatre
-Whole Lotta Rosie (Live at River Plate)
-TNT (Live at River Plate)
-Riff Raff Live at Apollo Theatre
- The Jack Live at River Plate
- Its a Long Way to The Top (If you wanna Rock n Roll)
No no no. "Big Balls" and "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap"
Let there be rock live at donington man Apollo is great but donington is unmatched
@@larry33bird41 man, i think that Apollo is one of their best version of Let There be Rock, but, i agree that Donington is very good
Back in Black!
I still like Razors Edge
Hahaha these boys have been rocking us for over 30 years! Brings back high school memories 😁🤘
The scene in Battleship that this song played in made it epic as hell!!
Everyone of these videos, listening to Thunderstruck, the hosts are smiling ear to ear within 2.2 seconds.
Australia represent 🤘🤘. Looked like you boys had fun, Smokey smiling the whole time hahahaa. Great reaction boys, much love from Australia 🇦🇺
Funnily enough, the guitarist Hollywood was talking about... is indeed the founding member of AC/DC. He and his brother are the guitarists and founders, they're Scottish but immigrated to Australia where they met the rest of the band members. Angus Young got the idea for the band name when he looked at his sister's sewing machine and saw "AC/DC" written on it.
If you're looking for more metal to do reactions to, check out Infest The Rat's Nest album by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.
More metal? This is rock bro
@@thecolonel9120
They should check out Ride On for something completely different.
One of those songs you never forget.
Pure power. Pure energy. Pure sonic magic.
... like the Stones...
Note: Highway to Hell was sung by their first singer, Bon Scott (RIP), this is their current singer, Brian Johnson.
More Bon Scott tunes:
Soul Stripper
Live Wire
Jailbreak
Walk All Over You
The answer to your movie question with the nun is "Detroit Rock City "
Lol upon thinking about it, it could be Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back, but I'm confident it's one of the two, I'm pretty lit right now 😜
I know its not this but my mind went straight to the movie "Problem Child" when Bad to the Bone kicks in.
Can't stand Kiss but I love that movie.
Angus Young is deadset iconic in Aussie rock. And it's his birthday at the end of this month. You don't even understand how amazing their live performances are. The epitome of Stadium Rock.
I grew up in 70s and 80s Concerts were awesome back then !!!💥💣💥💣💥💣💥🥰AC DC was played alot in all the biker bars too !!!💋❤Kansas City💕💋
I saw these guys at the Philadelphia Spectrum in 1976 and again at Gillette Stadium in 2016 and they were still as fired up as they were 40 years before.
Yall should check out "2cellos: thunderstruck"
Hell yeah... this doesn't get suggested nearly enough. Definitely will blow ur mind🤯🤯🤯
Excellent cover of this song.
I thought everyone in the world heard thunderstruck? Angus is like a wind up toy he just keeps going. Him and Brian go together so good. Bon scot was awesome as well.
This music is in movies, last night saw it in a football movie, commercials, sports events, everywhere. It’s like the band Queen. But you have heard them at every single championship game, Doritos commercials, Burger King commercials, and more.
For those about to rock, we salute you!
ACADAC! Never change since the 70's. That's the way they like it, that's the way we love it!!!
This is the song that first got me into AC/DC. My very first concert was AC/DC with the LA Guns at the Philadelphia Spectrum in 1991. I’ve seen them in concert in the Philly area every time they’ve come. I’ve been a die hard fan ever since!!! Check out “Highway To Hell” live from River Plate or “You Shook Me All Night Long” and even “Back In Black.”
Ok, let's be serious.... You need to see them live with "For those about to rock (we salute you)"
Oh Yeah!
Seen this guys live twice in France. One of the best concerts I've ever been, with a grandpa and a kid next to you in the moshpit
OMG! Angus in that guitar, and those vocals. Struck!
Been a fan of ACDC since the 70s.. They are legends.. Angus Young is the lead guitarist,, and yes he is the front man.. They are awesome live.. Check out their live concert at River plate..
Guitarist is Angus young singer is Brian Johnson who to the place of Bonn Scott who tragically did the other guitarist is angus’s brother who passed away..they just put a new album Power UpBrian is 72 Angus is 65 and they still sound the same🤟🏻
He's name was Malcolm Young and he was the greatest Rhythm guitarist ever
On the new album they have Stevie Young Stepping in for his Uncle Malcolm
R.I.P Malcolm 🤘🇦🇺🤘
Their powerful band and it will always be on everybody's soul hello from Canada
Thanks Guys. Highly recommend ACDC's first "It's a long way to the top..." Bagpipes in a rock song, circa 1974. It's just incredible.
This is an odd one for a request but Beating around the bush by AC/DC is such an underrated track.
It's underrated ONLY by those who don't like AC/DC; you and I know better!!!
@@watsonanaim7272 100% it's on all my playlists.
Yes. And Riff Raff.
Please react to “Shook me all night long” by them
I discovered AC/DC when I was in middle school, I heard their live album and Thunderstruck was the first song. As soon as I heard it, I was hooked.
I remember when "Thunderstruck" came out and it was repeat on MTV! My personal favorite AC/DC song is an earlier one, "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap"! For the title alone, check it out.
The way you enjoy music.. it's incredible 🤘🤘🤘❤️❤️❤️
Iron Maiden- "Aces High"
Thunderstruck was in the movie Battleship! When their ship gets blown up they head into Pearl and start cutting the chains off the old diesel battleship to use they play this song. Awesome!
The Young brothers went to my high school (Ashfield Boys' High), although well before my time. The uniform that Angus (guitarist) wears on stage was the Ashfield Boys' uniform at the time. If only I was born a generation earlier and was able to see them rock out in the music room!
The story is a music journalist in the 60s described Hendrix as sounding like "heavy metal falling from the sky" and that's where it comes from, but I don't know how true that is
I've heard it's called heavy metal because a lot of the early heavy metal bands were all steel workers in England at the time
I recently heard it came from the song 'Born to be Wild' and the line "heavy metal thunder", but who knows.
If you two thought that crowd was huge you guys should check ACDC live at River Plate that crowd was huge
Moscow was even bigger. Over a million people showed up.
Back in the early/mid 90s Las Vegas picked up a minor league hockey team called the Thunder playing in the now defunct IHL, and every game this was played while the team was introduced. We had the best mascot, too, a big polar bear named Boom Boom. He was such a character he actually got into fights with fans during the game. Love the band and song 🤘
Their live version of this in donington is obscene. The crowd bumping in that video gives me goosebumps every time i watch it
Now you guys have to react to two other versions of this song that are absolutely amazing. First listen to the band Steve N Seagull’s and then listen to 2cellos. You guys will love them.
I second the 2Cellos version of "Thunderstruck" and "Highway to Hell".
AC/DC had a plexiglass floor built into their stage. ROADIES would bring the finest chics from the crowd under the stage and they would undress and flash the band while they performed. Pure Rock n Roll.
Where did you read that?
@@hays9008 I saw it with my own eyes. I was a local stagehand on one of their gigs. Google ac/dc roadie tapes.
Back in Black is the 4th best selling album of all time, behind 2 eagles albums and thriller. Back in Black, the song, has one of the best riffs, live at river plate is a movie of ac/dc in concert and it is amazing any song you want to do.
Angus, the lead guitar, and his brother in the blue shirt, the rhythm guitar, were the founding members of the band!! So they can do anything they want, and the lead singer is their second lead, after the first one died, and just has to deal with not being the big star!
Need some Beastie Boys Trash Talkers.
Angus is the guitarist,not the original drummer in this song,also the original singer died (Bon Scott) and current singer is (Brian Jhonson) the original drummer is now back with them but the bass player has now died which was the guitarist Angus's brother,they have recently released another album,the highway to hell album (original singer) and back in black (current singer) are two awesome albums from AC/DC
Malcolm Young was rhythm guitar, not bass.
And Malcolm's was the heart and soul of the band writing or co-writing every single song ACDC made and is the Greatest Rhythm Guitarist Ever.....
That walk is called the Duck Walk and was invented by Chuck Berry.
Explosion of energy and joy of life
Besides that AC/DC is hard rock I need to say something about your question about heavy metal. The term heavy metal was commonly used in the late 70s/early 80s when it was a new movement that developed out of hard rock. There was no thrash or even other sub genres like death metal, black metal or whatever yet. Bands like Black Sabbath or Rainbow were called heavy metal in the 70s. When the 70s slowly moved into the 80s there were several bands, especially from the UK, who redefined this heavy metal sound. Bands like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest or Saxon were heading this bunch of new bands which you now refer to as the NWOBHM (the New Wave of British Heavy Metal)... then probably starting in 1983 came the rise of thrash metal, with death metal and black metal following up as the even extremer sub genres and glam metal (also called hair metal) as the radio and tv friendly subgenre with bands like Def Leppard, Guns N' Roses or Poison. It was with the addition of more and more subgenres (power metal is another one from the 80s) that one later dropped the "heavy" and just call it metal as the overall genre over all the subgenres. Nowadays one would use the term 'heavy metal' (often also used as 'classic metal') to really refer to these classic era pioneer bands that started before all these subgenres rose to stardom.
Correct Sir!!!
How about reacting to the AC/DC song “For Those About to Rock”. ( We Salute You) = A great song by them
Guys, I have just recently discovered you. Your take and openness on the various genres is great! I love watching your reactions. These are the same reactions I had discovering these bands at different points. Thanks. I'm really catching up watching all of your videos. Keep it up!
I`m 62 now, yes there is "Soft Rock", "Rock", "Acid Rock", "Metal", "Heavy Metal", all Rock & Roll.
“Heavy metal” IS metal. It’s just an abbreviation, just like how “Rock n Roll” is abbreviated to just “rock” these days.
People also confuse heavy metal as being a sub-genre of heavy metal (when they mean classic era metal).
The thing is, a genre can’t be a sub genre of itself, so people are trippin.
You think too much...just rock on.
How come nobody ever notices that the beginning riff is being played with one hand.....
I wondered the same thing
I know right!?!? I've seen Angus do it so many times and it STILL blows my mind!!!!! But, unless you've tried to play, it's probably hard to understand the talent it takes to do it.... especially at the level he does it!!!
Going OLD Skool....well alrighty then....let's go to skool then! Hell yeah! AC/DC has a million hits....so much good stuff!
Ive seen them live several times and they put on one of the best shows ive ever seen. I still have my light up Angus horn after all these years.
Judas Priest- "Turbo Lover"
You going to go down this path you have to do every 'Strayan proud and review let there be rock. But you will do well to do wrong anything ACCA DACCA!!!!
The Young's were a Scottish family from Glasgow that moved to Australia
Saw them several times in late 70's,early 80's...still deaf..lucky to grow up during greatest rock time...been to over 50 concerts..nothing compares to rock during that time... I'll never forget or remember😂crazy times
Hells bells guys u won’t regret it 💀
Not really a fan of ACDC (numerous reasons that include my local rock station way overplaying them all the time). I'll recommend a different classic though, and say you guys should react to "Ace of Spades" by Motorhead.
Yesssss Motörhead!!
the venue is a real London theater called Brixton Academy
Angus Young , the guitarists admits he takes a lot of inspiration on stage from Chuck Berry
First time I heard this was at a bowling alley at Camp Pendleton. It was packed. Imagine a bunch of Marines going crazy! Good times.
The lead guitarist Angus is younger brother of rhythm guitarist Malcolm (RIP). Older sister Margatet said he'd look cute in schoolsuit as he was in school when they started rehearsing early days. Older sister founded name too with AC/DC stamped on power plate on sewing machine. Angus tripped one performance then acted like he meant it contorting with antics and crowd reacted to it positively so he kept doin antics and created a chuck berry variation duckwalk with an Angus twist (looks kinda moonwalkish) and the rest is history.
Angus and Malcolm are originally came from Glasgow Scotland the emigrated with their parents to Australia in the 60's. Brian Johnstone is English.
Shook me all night long! Ac dc
I grew up in a teeny, tiny town in the middle of nowhere in Nevada. When I was in high school, (we were even more bored than your average teenager. Think Footloose x 5) we had a drinking game to Thunderstruck. You guessed it. Drink every time you hear, “Thunder!” 😆😆😆
I thought I was so cool in 1978 when I got the import album of DIRTY DEEDS. I loved them when I was in high school. I saw them on the HIGHWAY TO HELL Tour, the year Bon Scott died. Love from California.
just before they hit it big here, they played at corrimal nsw community hall and the crowd basically blocked the town,...it was awesome!
Great reaction as always. I have to say, my favorite use of this song was in the movie Battleship...fit PERFECTLY. It's just a fun film.
In the set to sea montage, the way they timed the pause when the bow hit that huge wave was awesome. I love that movie too. It's just fun. They knew they were making something ridiculous and everyone had a good time.
The lead guitarist Angus Young said from a young age all he wanted to do was play lead guitar. Even back then he said he'd play and run all around his room. All these years lafer, he has the same energy and is almost constanly moving in their concerts.
AC/DC..."LET THERE BE ROCK" it's F' n 🔥!!!!!!!!
This is what you play during an airstrike. Makes the enemy look up and say "WTF?" before getting blown away
My daughter played on a travel softball team named TC Thunder. When our team made a good play (defensive or offensive). We would play the “you’ve been….Thunderstruck!
saw them in St Louis in the 90s-GREAT live band!