This song was FIRE!!! Metalhead Reacts to Beastie Boys - Get it Together 😎🔥
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- Опубліковано 22 чер 2024
- You cannot mention hip-hop without including the Beastie Boys as well as Q-Tip from A Tribe Called Quest. I sprinkle in some of these reactions and Im damn glad that I did for this one. What-a-song!!! You will not be disappointed!
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Ma Bell
is/was the first telephone company, now just "Bell". As in Alexander Graham Bell. BB always salute innovators, this line is clever.
Lyrics like that are important to point out... they are/were a very organic group and it shows in their music. MCA passed way too soon... damn cancer 😢
Thank you for your time 🙌✌
R.I.P. Adam Yauch aka MCA...we miss the illest mic skills of the beastie boys..
Definitely and thank you for the view @Harry Toeface 👏👊✌
RIP MCA man, legendary group hands down. The group that turned me on to hip hop back as a kid. Yeah total Tribe vibes in this one. They always have that vintage sound in there music since day one. MCA totally had the sandpaper vox going, dopest of them all. Q tip is bad azz as always. Gotta give it up to Ad roc as he always has some of the best lyrics when he spits. That fade at the end total bad azz! Dude I love this, I would love to see more old school hip hop reactions. Do something off of Check your head, super dope album
I have to point out that Ad Roc DOES bring a ton of energy in the songs I've heard but I feel his vocal sound is a like it or hate it type thing. I personally like him but prefer the tone of MC A... Mike D is really smooth as well. Heck they're simple a great trio that changed hip-hop or influenced many (like you said). Now Q-Tip, Q-tip is one of my favorite hip-hop artists of all time.... he's the definition of "smooth". Thank you for the awesome support and I'm glad you were digging this one!!
@@DannymikReacts Ad rock has always been more of a hype man for the group
@@soulzeater7563 he does bring the energy!! I see this comment but the main one is still missing for some reason. I have some running to do but I'll check when I get back.
@@soulzeater7563 Ad rock does most of the beat programming in the past he used the SP12 then SP1200 the other two preferred the Akai MPC but he was critical on beats even Louis Johnson programming LL Cool Js first record I need A Beat. MCA seemed most interested in engineering. Mike D seemed to cut up most in the interviews and was behind XLarge and Grand Royal. The were all hypemen
Great information @Anthony V... just another reason I enjoy doing these reactions. Thank you 👊
You forgot who Ma Bell is, but I got ya. Remember the phone company? Down here in Alabama it was South Central Bell and then changed to Bell South. Landlines. Slang was always Ma Bell.
My guy recommended another song by Beastie Boys called Open Letter to NYC
The 1st cassette I ever owned was License to iLL. Facts 😁
Take good care and really glad to see you back. Hope you and your family are doing well ♥️
I grew up in the 80s & 90s (for the most part) and never heard that slang... maybe I lived under a rock or something but I never heard people talk about landlines like that. I need to start a Beastie Boys suggestion list.
Open Letter to NYC
Bboys Bouillabaisse
I will get back to them so I'll have to figure out a song! Thank you, thank YOU!!!
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Keep in mind I was in the South where Covid 19 is called The Rona 😂
Hahahaha it has MANY names.... wish it would take its ass and get out of here! Stay safe 😉
It’s a French affectionate term for sweet heart, gorgeous, honey etc. The Beatles used it in “Michelle”.
Later used by Doug E Fresh & Slick Rick in “The Show” for which I think they had to pay royalties for!
Interesting... you're the first to mention this. Thank you 👏✌
Just saw an interview with Adrock he said Qtip was in the studio and started freestyling to that beat and they recorded and edited it. Then MCA, Adrock and Mike D wrote their rhymes around Qtips freestyle.
If you read the lyrics Q-tip has a much more free style to his words so I can see that. They all through some bars down here and there but it wasn't focused on that. The whole flow of this sound just works.... plain and simple. The sampling was so good as well... abstract style! Thanks so much for the view and interesting comment 🙌👏
What top Beastie Boys songs are a must for reactions?
@@DannymikReacts Wow, there are so many, the Beastie Boys were genius! But the ones that come to mind right away are 3 MC’s and 1 DJ, Sure Shot, Root Down, So Watcha Want.
I will have to keep adding to the list... sounds like you guys want more 👊
I can remember many hip hop songs that were used in blockbuster movies as soundtracks. Good times and if I only knew I would miss the 90s this much I would have appreciated the era a lot more! You did a great reaction on this as always. Hope you'll hit the 50K milestone very quickly. Keep up the old-school videos.
This is your bread and butter as well? I do relish those memories and would love to remain in that era but I must keep the content all over the place to please the viewers. I have love for this kind of hip-hop... Wu-Tang Clan and Bone Thugs N Harmony.... the good old days!! Thank you so much; I do hope to hit 20k at some point so 50k is a huge dream!
Beasties are pure geniuses. I love every album. Recite them front to back
The bank were innovators for many that followed them. Thank you!!
Shake Your Rump
Intergalactic
Pass the Mic
Looking Down the Barrel
3 MCs and 1 DJ
IDK... there's so much Beastie fire
Ohhhhh nice! I have a small list and if people are digging my reaction to this one I need to make this stuff happen. Thank you so much!
Beasties have a huge and deep catalog of exquisite tracks that if you dive in you will have a new found respect for them. They have some of the best beats ever made for Hip Hop and they play their own instruments.
Another viewer/subscriber of mine said the same thing (playing their own instruments) and that's something that I didn't know about. He mentioned that on the Beastie Boys later albums they were more instrument based. I'd have to check it out to see if it gave their music more of a rock vibe or a jazzy feel. A Tribe called quest has instruments in their music giving it some smooth jazz tones... I really enjoy that kind of sound.
I do appreciate your view here and for taking the time to throw me this comment. I think I might swing for more Beastie Boys 👏👊✌
You better get it together! J/k love ya!
Yeah MCA was a legend, as the whole group was essentially. They changed the face of hip hop and opened doors for dudes like Eminem. Great song from a wonderful era in Hip hop. Great reaction Danny!
I never heard Eminem mention these guys so I wonder how he feels about them. I can hear that true NY style hip-hop in everything I know from them. Sucks that MCA is not with us any longer! Thanks for your support 👊😎
@@DannymikReacts I have heard Eminem mention Beasties as an early influence, old interview on MTV I believe
@@b.mcginski6055 when the GOAT respects your craft that is HUGE!
I didn't remember this song until the end. I used to have this album. Ma Bell was the nickname for the Bell Telephone Company which had a monopoly on telephones.
The Beastie Boys started as a punk band and had a few other members from time to time such as drummer Kate Schellenbach who later had success with Luscious Jackson. She left when they transitioned to hip hop. They actually toured with Madonna a year before their debut album. Though I like some of the songs now, I hated License to I'll when it came out in 1886. It was on Rick Rubin's Def Jam label. After a battle to get out of that, they switched to Capitol Records and in 1989 put out Paul's Boutique (a Paul McCartney/Beatles reference) which was produced by the Dust Brothers and may have the most samples ever put on one album...and a big reason the industry clamped down on sampling and limited them. The guys dedicated themselves to relearning instruments and actually played most of the music on later albums. Their great (to me at least) album The In Sound From Way Out is a collection of all the instrumentals they had sprinkled through the next few albums. This also resulted in the bih hit Sabotage with the legendary video by Spike Jonze. They always did their own thing and were very consistentlyvgood. I miss them. They have a nice rabbit hole of music and fun music vidros.
Welcome back!
Damn, John, how do you retain all this information... and you span many genres, too. If the viewers want to see me keep reacting to these guys then I'll go through with it but we shall see. I'm a white guy reacting to hip-hop and it's not always an attraction for some reason... at least with me it hasn't been in the past.
I'm the opposite of you where I've gravitated to the older Beastie Boys where it's more about beats and samples whereas you sound like you like the more organic side of them. I'm so unfamiliar with anything past 2000 for them. Thanks for clearing up the Ma Bell question hahaha... never heard that reference.
Btw, I did Angelina Jordan (Bohemian Rhapsody) earlier in the week... did you get any notification? Gotta ask because UA-cam sucks at sending them out. Thanks for popping in!!!
@@DannymikReacts I've gone through the wikipedia a few times as a bunch of people have been reacting to them lately. One of their final albums was To the Five Boroughs which was a return to beat based rap. There's an entertaining music video they did that I just saw for the first time last week that's just them and the DJ, and he was amazing. It is Three MCs and One DJ (or 3 MCs 1 DJ, I'm not sure).
I don't think people would have a problem with a white guy checking out rap as I find it fun to watch people react to music (if I like it at least) that is outside their usual music.
My musical variety goes back to college with my fraternity where one of my brothers was a Latino and a DJ and played all kinds of music at out parties. He introduced me to Public Enemy and he and our then president Pete (white guy) introduced me to Erik B and Rakim "Paid in Full (Seven Minutes of Madness Remix)" which was both great and ground breaking. It doesn't seem important now, but it changed a lot and even though it was almost all samples, it got sampled a lot for other songs in rap, hip hop and dance music. My fraternity was the only mostly white fraternity that the minority Greek orgs would party with. And then my dad was into jazz and swing and my mom liked country music. My sister doesn't remember when she liked rock and metal as Madonna came out in 1983, she graduated high school and must have moved into a pop music bubble in college. She doesn't believe that I stole her vinyl of Judas Priest's Screaming for Vengeance as she's convinced she never bought it. LOL
I don't have any notifications set, so I get notified randomly including for people I don't sub. But, especially at home, it's easy to keep track of new videos that come in so I saw it. I didn't comment as I have liked her before, but wasn't into that arrangement and her style of vocals with it. There's been a lot of negativity lately so I wanted to avoid adding my own. The Beasties I knew I would like. :)
You have a wealth of information and always teach me a little something. And you are right, I don't want any negativity on my channel... the world sucks right now and people can't handle opinions. Thanks for the awesome support!
@@DannymikReacts No problem. It's funny that that, while you were gone, I learned how to Zoom. Then just before you came back, my phone got messed up and is stuck k in safe mode due to a broken volume control. No outside apps work anymore. You had been talking about possibly doing Zoom reactions to branch out, and I was almost able to do it. LOL
Whatttttttt!! I'm sure you'll get it fixed and we can possibly link up at some point. The timing on the connections between us would lag a bit but it could work. I'd have to work out any bugs and figure it out 100%. Damn phones!!
Hi Dad! Love u
You are the best... love you too ♥
View #500 right here! Good stuff cousin, good stuff.
I'd rather be at 1,000 by now but I'll take 500 views. For some reason hip-hop does poorly on my channel... even though this some was fire. Thank you so much and enjoy the California weather as we freeze our dupas off!!!
🔥🤘 Shared the fire 👊
Very accurate description 👍
Thank you so much for all your love and support... you rock my friend 💯👏😉
DannyMikReacts I try 😁🔥
You make the best of the TIME you have! Much respect 🙌
I love when two rappers share a verse and go back forth. I know Qtip does it in Scenario, Biggie and Meth did it on "The What". Helll, Biggie does it with himself when he is playing two characters (Warning, Gimme the Loot). If they aren't doing this sort of thing today, they should be! As for this song, Love it. I haven't heard it in about 20 years. Thanks for bringing it back to my attention DannyMik!
Never too late to get into the beastie boys. There are so many good ones. Check out root down (official video) if you haven’t already
I smiled a little bit when I seen this comment. You checked out my Queen reaction and now you're checking out a Beastie Boys reaction.... you have a diverse taste in music and I totally respect that! Happy Monday to you, thanks 😊💪
keep going with more beasties tracks--a very deep rabbit hole. for metal bands, i like: faxed head, discordance axis, corrupted, die kreuzen, bolt thrower, burmese, voivod, darkthrone, amebix, napalm death, godflesh, krallice, gorguts, etc.
Sounds like a plan. Are there any Beastie Boys tracks that get blocked or give reaction channels and trouble (that you know of)? The only bands that I know of from that list is Napalm Death & Godflesh... that's a heavy ass list! Thank you for your view and comment!!
Ma Bell, Bell System used to be the phone company, now AT&T.
Makes sense... I just cannot believe I never heard this expression. Thank you so much for the view and comment 🙌✌
Forgot to mention one of my favorites in my last comment... Sure Shot!!!!!!
That one sounds familiar but it's been awhile since I rocked their music... I'm all ears right now and I'm tallying a list here (with Beastie Boys) requests. Again, thank you 🙌
@@DannymikReacts give Hey Ladies a watch. It must have 5 or 6 beat changes god only knows how many samples
@@DannymikReacts I second sure shot and will add root down.
such a banger, you can never go wrong with old school hip-hop
Thank you so much for your support... I appreciate you @Hassan 🙌👊
I am not a big hip hop genre but i love hip hop from the 80's and 80's.. They were more lyrical, more talented, more meaning to the raps rather than smex, booty, boobies and making the artist looked like pimps. These days i can hardly understand most of the rapping and what ever.
Back then hip hop was a whole class of its own when u know.. I haven't really listened to alot of new music recently because of this reason. Some of the new artists are good and brilliant but of are not at par.
I appreciate reacting to some Beasties. They changed the music scene for alot of rappers and hiphip artist back then. My cousin was a huge metal and hip hop fan so i was exposed to it as a young girl.
This was awesome watch you react, you provide substance to your reactions which i super appropriate 😊thanks!
Wow, you really surprised me with this comment right here. I had no clue the respect you would give this one but the 80/90s hip-hop is on a whole different level than the new stuff. I want to thank you so much for this right here... thank you 👏✌😊
hmmmmmm love me a classic old school tune
It was a great one... no doubt about it. Thank you!
Thank you.
Honestly, thank you!! It's my pleasure to touch on some great music!
I really hate most of the hip hop these days, every new artist either mumbles, very slowly, crappy lyrics. THIS right here was when it was Hype and with lyrics that meant something, and said something. The days of the old school REAL hip hop artists. Sad what it's become today. This is super dope, super fire, love it. Thanks for sharing dude, this made my day.
There's some hip-hop out today that listenable but I agree that most is just background music to me. Some of the beats are catchy but the lyrics and vocals are all the same. Something like this right here is special... no other way to explain it! Thanks my guy 👊😎🙌
Ma (Mother) Bell is what they used to call Bell Telephones which is now AT&T. Why they called it Ma Bell, I don't know.
I can't believe that I don't remember this at all... I live in NY and have no clue hahaha. Regardless, thank you so much for the view and your comment ✌🙌👊
My cousin used to have a Beastie Boys poster in her bedroom when we were in high school. I used to think they were weird punks even though I didn't know anything about them. lol.
They were punks who started off in a punk band... and I never really got into their music as a kid/teen. This is why I enjoy doing these reactions; their fans will throw around some juicy facts. Thank you 👏🤘
Love the Beasties! They are definitely one of the top three or five hip hop groups out there!
I like these guys bought I never really dug in and listened to the stuff "not" heard on the radio. Sounds like I have missed a ton of really good old school hip-hop. Thanks for the view my guy 👊💪
Please react to beastie boys again!!! My suggestion would be root down...pass the mic... intergalactic....high plains drifter ...3mc's and 1 DJ .... sabotage....too many others 🥰
Wow! Lots of suggestions in here... Intergalactic is one that I've heard many times but the others don't sound familiar. I am weighing this video to see if people show an interest in me reacting to hip-hop. I'm definitely more of a metalhead so let's see how it goes because I really did enjoy this one. Thank you so much 🙌👏😉
Ma Bell is the phone company.
It's so odd that I never heard my parents talk about this or throw around that comment (when I grew up). Thank you for your time checking this one out 🙌👏
i've been listening to hip hop since the '90's and this is most certainly a classic beastie boys beat. they were a punk band before they ventured into hip hop, and mike D the drummer, and MCA the bass player always had the best back beat in hip hop.
I really enjoyed the vibe this song gave me and it continues to get better as I hear it upon playback. Never knew they were initially a punk band but it all makes sense when I reflect of the music I know (by them). Thank you for your time and information ✌🙌
Awesome video, can you react to Beastie Boys - Bboys Bouillabaisse?
I am going to see if this video grabs some viewer interest and then go from there... seems to be picking up a bit so I am compiling a small list so far. Thank you so much for the view and chiming in with a request 🙌👏✌
Ma Bell was ATT, they had a complete monopoly-everyone used ATT long distance or local. Hell you had to but a phone from ATT. They were broken upinto about 12 regional companies. I think Verizon was Bell Atlantic which was ATT in the southeast
Buy, not but. Everyone had the exact same landline phone. I think it came in black and white or beige.
AT&T had the nickname Ma Bell because before they were AT&T they were Bell Telephone.
Makes a ton of sense and is actually a funny name. I remember those days but just never heard my parents refer to it as that. Thanks for your time and interest 🙌✌
Ad Rock and Mike D.
Ad Rock is my favorite in this trio... much respect for the Beastie Boys and what they did for hip-hop! Thank you!!
Ma Bell was the name of a phone co back in the day or a generic name for phone cos back in the day.
Thank you for that... Ma Bell, we got the ill communication 👊💪✌
#Scorpi0
Thank you! Is there something further that that hashtag represents (besides the obvious)?