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This song is very straight to the point. It's telling people in general but specifically law enforcement to stop blindly obeying clearly racist and/or evil orders. But after COVID plandemic which was clearly a depopulation program and ALL the WORLD blindly going along with it, I don't know if people learned RATM or any lessons that the rulers HATE us and are trying to kill us. BTW I was house mates with a black guy who got a job as a trolley security, not regular police but was trained like it. And I literally witnessed him being brainwashed in real time. He went from someone who KNEW the system was rigged against poor people and racist in enforcement to a guy that after 1 year of 'enforcement training' was telling me that black people are violent. He is BLACK and his training for black civilians as he explained it to me was identical to his training for a suspected Terrorist, no shit. And he believed it.
These are great compilations. Great work. Be cool to see one on Dax's To be a man - Original version. Also if you had other options for non Venmo users that would be great. I realise it takes time to make these vids.
thats some " I don't want say something" bs motivation over an anti cop song with a clearest message, killing in the name [jesus] burning crosses who control forces and offices so fuck them
😁 yepp 💯% !!! I grew up with this and: " I won't do what ya tell me" is so me. I am god. I am souveign. I am free. Blissings to all rebel souls out there 🙏
Also, 43 here. He said in the beginning "oh it's the 90s." HeLL yeah, here we f'ing go!!🤘🤘 People growing up these days haven't listened to REAL music. They have only listened to auto tune bs stuff etc. That's why now when they hear real music, they can't believe it, their minds are completely blown away and their body and minds can't resist the urge to completely rock away to the music.
I screamed these lyrics so damn loud when this came out back in my high school days, this CD didn’t leave my CD player for like 6 months, I’d yell so loud I’d almost lose my voice, damn Rage was a giant part of my HS life This was a cool video and it drummed up some amazing memories I also couldn’t wait for that part of the song ✌🏻
@@freeestyleobsessed I wasn’t alive when the song came out, but my dad raised me on Rage! My parents had good taste! I remember yelling that line when I was way too young to be cursing like that and my parents realizing “Oh we probably shouldn’t have taught them that phrase…” 😂
@@many-but-one That's hilarious! I'm reminded of the time I let my kids watch Ferris Bueller's Day Off when they were like 7 & 9. I remembered it having some kissing in it, and obvious disrespect for authority. I *didn't* remember "fuck" being practically every other word in the movie. I paused the movie and asked, "You realize you can't use that language, right?" "Yes, we know." "OK then, back to the movie..." 🤣
I was a teenager when this came out. RATM arrived like angry aliens from the sky, our saviors from authority at just the right time. we released so much angst to this. I actually got suspended for writing their song lyrics on my combat boots. 😅
I was a young lad working at a law firm as a coffee boy. And one night we had to work all night because of some ridiculous decision by an attorney that left early. So we did the work, but cranked this song and all sang 'f you I won't do what you told me' in protest.
RATM is one of the only bands who can provide an anthem to a revolution in any decade in any country. They say the shit people are afraid to say and they say it LOUD.
yea rage for the machine really stood up these last couple years. i love their old music but these guys are as fraud as they come. sucking big pharmas dick any chance they can. absolutely pathetic, f you i won't do what you tell me? unless of course it is an experimental vaccine. so disappointing what became of one of my favorite bands growing up.
I cant hear this song without thinking of my friends son, Isaiah. He was a beautiful young soul that left this world way too early. He loved Rage Against the Machine. I knew him from the day he was born until the day he died at age 17 (almost 3 years ago now). He was severely autistic, loved music and art. Its funny how music can bring you to a specific time and place. I used to let him "be in charge of the music", and this is what he'd play. I miss him, the light in his soul and those big brown eyes. I love you, Isaiah...see you on the other side some day.
As a tall dude, I used to get hit by all sorts of garbage in mosh pits. Pizza boxes lit on fire, water bottles, beer bottles, random kicks to the head from body surfers
All those years ago. This is still a message that is sadly relevant. Loved it as soon as I heard it when it first came out and still get goose bumps when listening to it.
Fun fact the UK put this song to no1 in the charts at Xmas in 2009 (I think ten years after it’s initial release) as a reaction against the winning X factor contestant always being the Xmas no.1 😂
I will be forever grateful this is the music I grew up on. I graduated highschool in 96 and in 92 I got to see/hear this live, 100% new and yet to be heard by the masses... Being a young teen during that time definitely made a lasting impact on me and my world view today...events like the LA Riots, bands like Body Count and RATM, etc made for a crazy but enlightening decade...the 90s was the last decade before social media f'd everything up lol
First time I saw RATM was at the Brixton Academy in London in 1993. My friends had given me some LSD for my birthday and what better way to take it but at their gig. It was mind blowing and f***king amazing. One of the best gigs I've ever been to, they rocked the 90's big style and still do.
man, that sounds like when I saw Pantera, White Zombie & Deftones back in ‘96! the only difference was the choice of mind altering substance. lol a crowd surfer kicked me square between the eyes with steel toe boots. my head snapped back and my brain stuttered a moment when I noticed he was gone. it took a moment before I realized he was under the pit getting stomped because while crowd surfing, punching and kicking the people holding you up is not exactly a brilliant move. I will say though, overall, it was a great show.
@@shotaholic1 Bro' that sounds like a great time, I hope you didn't suffer any long term affects. 90's was a great time for gigs. Good friends of mine' s 5 year old daughter, when told to go to bed replied "fuck you, I won't do what you tell me" 😂
The reaction to Morello solos are ALWAYS amazing. Also, the moment they realise the political nature of RatM songs, how they are history lessons, are my favourite moments in life beside sex.
I remember when I was listening to this in high school and it was more like underground and heavily censored in ways to keep it out of the mainstream. You had to have the CD (or cassette) to listen to their music. Zach de la Rocha was 💯 about his message in his music and without going too deep and writing a novel he was strongly anti government and letting people know you have to look beyond the surface of what you see
Yeah I'm thinking some of these have but they pretend they haven't to get clicks. There's thousands of react videos who claim to have never heard bohemian rhapsody either. Everyone knows that song
I think the trajectory of rage's political activism since this album is just as unbelievable. And that makes me fear for the future of the world, just as much, if not more so.
@@monicapyle Definitely lying for views. Most recent example was a bunch of channels reacting to forrest gump “for the first time” lol and they all seem to be around my age 🤷🏽♂️ like ok, so all of y’all were kept in dungeons your whole lives and were only recently let out huh
I cannot fathom there’s still people who haven’t heard this. But then I’m jealous that they get to hear it for the first time cause I’d love to hear it for the first time again. RatM helped me form part of who I am when I was a kid.
That’s what I thought to? Rage was on the radio constantly constantly constantly ….it still is. It’s as if some of these people don’t turn on the radio or expand their minds to discover music that existed before 2000. 😂😂😂
First time I saw RATM live, I had been a fan since middle school. In HS they played a protest show against the Iraq War in 2008 and I got on the floor (via a raffle system). When I tell you I thought I was going to die in the pits, I'm not lying. I was getting thrown around the pit by 30+ yr olds. Best show of my life.
If we ever needed Rage it's NOW! There HAS to be someone out there that can lead the next musical revolution. It's right there for the taking if the fire can just be lit.......
I like the time they went on a news channel to perform this song and were asked to not swear and when the part came up he was censoring himself just saying "I won't do what you tell me" until the drop and then he just went for it and started saying "Fuck you I won't do what you tell me" live on TV. The video is on TH-cam. Its awesome.
so sad so many people have never heard rage...they are the greatest band ever...I got my tickets for alpine valley in 2 weeks opening show and I can't wait...fyi I'm older and grew up with rage.
The energy at their shows is pure. How can you not love this band. Politics, rap, heavy guitar with a funk twist. I was lucky enough to see a few of their shows. 2 hours feels like a week of Burning Man. The energy and message is crazy good. The Cops always freak so bring your riot gear. Semper Fi
RATM has no borders, no races, just people. Love this. Seeing people enjoy this for the first time reminds me of the first time I heard freedom. My brain didn't even know what to do with it. Love everyone.
So glad I got to experience RATM in my 20's. Taught me a few things. Just like Tool, Deftones, Metallica, Clutch, Hum, Quicksand, John Spencer Blues Explosion, COC, Pantera, AIC, Soundgarden, etc. The 80's and 90's were a great time to experience music in pure form.
Remember hearing this back in 92....and you realize the musicians of today are just as relevant as the poets of ancient Greece. Or the historians of Ancient Rome. Or the Griots of Africa. They tell the story of our modern society, filled in fear and hate. If you choose that. Because in the end, it is a choice. Manufactured Consent (Chomsky, Herman)....is all it is...driving a society to division, hate, war and everything that goes with it.
I loved the good feeling that 80s music made me feel. But the self expression of the 90s was something different. I truly miss those days, when concerts were cheap enough to go to 5-10 per year and not have to save to just to go to one now. Music meant so much to us back then. Wish Gen Z could see how fucked up their Generation is and pick up a guitar and express themselves.
Gen Z can't even make eye contact & hold a conversation. No way they can appreciate great music 🎵🎵 like RAGE.....or even create good music. Are we doomed?Hope not❗
Check out these boomers saying typical boomer shit! If you think Gen Z kids aren't aware of how fucked things are, you're outta touch. If you think they're all the snowflakes the media has portrayed them as then you have fallen hook, line and sinker for mainstream media's agenda. If you think the kids aren't making amazing music, you're an old fart that can't keep up.
@@elisaabolafia9542 WE get to take over soon, so we will have 20 odd years to course correct. Of course however, perhaps we will still just wanna say F**K you I won't do what you tell me!!
I follow half of these people and this was a great compilation..oh shit what the hell you got me into with this was epic..and Meka is adorable..so funny to me people are just now hearing RATM....they've been around for so long...and are always relevant..and Alex Hefner is always so funny..and we can't leave king supreme out...friend welcome to RATM..Enjoy the rabbit hole
RIP to the 50 individuals who lost their lives back in 1992 during the L.A. riots-and a BIG FXCK YOU to the officers who were acquitted for the beating of Mr. King, too! "And the riot be the rhyme of the unheard!" -Calm Like a Bomb, RAGE (Rage Against the Machine) 💣🤘🏻❤️♾️
So amazing to see youngsters of today react to the greatness that is RATM. Sadly, that type of music no longer exists. Today’s music has nothing like the great music of the 1990’s, which is a shame.
This song defines my life, I spent the next decades working for the man and raging against the machine. Anti-glibalisation, Rodney King, La Riots,... the 90's dedines my entire entirw generation. At 50 yrs old i still tell.people I was the Heavy Metal, Crack cocaine and Breaking Shit generation. Mosh pits, raves, house wreckers, riots, protests and a lot of screaming.
Fondly remember being at clubs in the 90s (in my teens) while the entire crowd SCREAMED against corrupt government with their whole hearts and souls “FUCK YOU I WON’T DO WHAT YOU TOLD ME!!” ❤ Then we grew up and got jobs. Paying taxes. Wearing our seatbelts. Still screaming this in hearts and souls. And some of us workin to positively disrupt the System. Thanks for this. 🙏🏼🌸💞
I'm almost 60 years old,and I loved this band when they first came out and they can still get my heart pounding and my blood pumping. The best though is seeing a younger generation hearing and enjoying it.
Just you know, children, this what some of us Old People, listen too. So, be nice with your grandpa and grandma, because they might be an ex-revolutionary somewhere.
2o years in the making. Saw them live and it was a straight up banger. Its hard to put into words how great of a show it was. They can still kick peoples teeth in.
I just love that i experienced them in the early 1990s. Before they broke, 1993. I still have the concert ticket. My teenage years, what a fantastic time to be alive
I remember the first time I heard rage, at a record store, at the time this album came out. Unfortunately the message is as relevant as ever in America.
i remember that i had the night shift when i heard it the first time, listening to the vpro radiosation and they played this song....dear God, that was like 25-30 years ago.
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This song is very straight to the point. It's telling people in general but specifically law enforcement to stop blindly obeying clearly racist and/or evil orders. But after COVID plandemic which was clearly a depopulation program and ALL the WORLD blindly going along with it, I don't know if people learned RATM or any lessons that the rulers HATE us and are trying to kill us.
BTW I was house mates with a black guy who got a job as a trolley security, not regular police but was trained like it. And I literally witnessed him being brainwashed in real time. He went from someone who KNEW the system was rigged against poor people and racist in enforcement to a guy that after 1 year of 'enforcement training' was telling me that black people are violent. He is BLACK and his training for black civilians as he explained it to me was identical to his training for a suspected Terrorist, no shit. And he believed it.
These are great compilations. Great work. Be cool to see one on Dax's To be a man - Original version. Also if you had other options for non Venmo users that would be great. I realise it takes time to make these vids.
They played this at their furst concert
In some live versions the refrain is changed to “some of those who burn crosses are the ones who hold office.”
I used that line as a sign when I was at a march for Black Lives Matter lol
Wow.....and roger that.
Thats how the original was but I think they couldnt release that version cause of obvious reasons. Not entirely sure but thats how I remember it.
@@kranger2287 the only joke I see is your comment.
Lot's of bands had to alter key words and/or phrases to pass the sniff test.
Can't believe Killing In The Name Of is an obscure 'oldie' that's being rediscovered. Christ I feel old.
you and me both! 🥴😆
Fellow pea in your pod😳🤣🖤
It was written directly in response to Rodney king. It’s old.
"That was a rebellious way to tell kids to think for yourself" thats one wholesome way to put it!
Exactly be a leader not a follower
thats some " I don't want say something" bs motivation over an anti cop song with a clearest message, killing in the name [jesus] burning crosses who control forces and offices so fuck them
@@miked6083 How so?
😁 yepp 💯% !!! I grew up with this and: " I won't do what ya tell me" is so me.
I am god. I am souveign. I am free.
Blissings to all rebel souls out there 🙏
Republicans don't want kids to learn critical thinking skills!
The 90's doesn't get the recognition it should for the awesome music it had...
NO IT DOES NOT!! the 90’s were the most eclectic decade of music ever. man, I miss those days.
It really was the golden age of ALL artistry! wayyy ahead the times even now
Well said.
I was in my late teens in the 90's, what can I say?
You ain't lying
I’m 43. This is the music of my generation. Welcome to the 90’s 😎
I'm 49, let's go back :)
42 here!
Also, 43 here.
He said in the beginning "oh it's the 90s." HeLL yeah, here we f'ing go!!🤘🤘
People growing up these days haven't listened to REAL music. They have only listened to auto tune bs stuff etc. That's why now when they hear real music, they can't believe it, their minds are completely blown away and their body and minds can't resist the urge to completely rock away to the music.
Wait until they find out about white zombie
LETS GOOOOOO!
Me excitedly waiting to see their reactions to the “f*ck you I won’t do what you tell me!” Part!😂
I screamed these lyrics so damn loud when this came out back in my high school days, this CD didn’t leave my CD player for like 6 months, I’d yell so loud I’d almost lose my voice, damn Rage was a giant part of my HS life
This was a cool video and it drummed up some amazing memories
I also couldn’t wait for that part of the song ✌🏻
@@freeestyleobsessed I wasn’t alive when the song came out, but my dad raised me on Rage! My parents had good taste! I remember yelling that line when I was way too young to be cursing like that and my parents realizing “Oh we probably shouldn’t have taught them that phrase…” 😂
@chuck6635 Lmao okay edgelord, if you don’t like the song don’t listen to it. People get so offended these days!! 😝
@@many-but-one That's hilarious! I'm reminded of the time I let my kids watch Ferris Bueller's Day Off when they were like 7 & 9. I remembered it having some kissing in it, and obvious disrespect for authority. I *didn't* remember "fuck" being practically every other word in the movie. I paused the movie and asked, "You realize you can't use that language, right?" "Yes, we know." "OK then, back to the movie..." 🤣
Huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!
As a 53 yo, welcome to the greatness ive had for 30 years!🎸🏴☠️🤘
I was a teenager when this came out. RATM arrived like angry aliens from the sky, our saviors from authority at just the right time. we released so much angst to this. I actually got suspended for writing their song lyrics on my combat boots. 😅
I was a young lad working at a law firm as a coffee boy. And one night we had to work all night because of some ridiculous decision by an attorney that left early.
So we did the work, but cranked this song and all sang 'f you I won't do what you told me' in protest.
Rage against the machine is what you can call musical activism.
A lot of punk bands as well
Another good musical activism band is midnight oil.
System of a down
To the moon
that first break, “what…WHAT!?!” and then they all have that epiphany. that cracks me up.
Even better (Or worse, I guess) : The moment they realize this song is nearly 30 years old and still as relevant as ever.
@HC-sb1ru People don’t realize how short that is in history timeline
RATM is one of the only bands who can provide an anthem to a revolution in any decade in any country.
They say the shit people are afraid to say and they say it LOUD.
Agreed. I only wish more people listened and stood up.
yea rage for the machine really stood up these last couple years. i love their old music but these guys are as fraud as they come. sucking big pharmas dick any chance they can. absolutely pathetic, f you i won't do what you tell me? unless of course it is an experimental vaccine. so disappointing what became of one of my favorite bands growing up.
a lot of punk bands can (and did)
I cant hear this song without thinking of my friends son, Isaiah. He was a beautiful young soul that left this world way too early. He loved Rage Against the Machine. I knew him from the day he was born until the day he died at age 17 (almost 3 years ago now). He was severely autistic, loved music and art. Its funny how music can bring you to a specific time and place. I used to let him "be in charge of the music", and this is what he'd play. I miss him, the light in his soul and those big brown eyes. I love you, Isaiah...see you on the other side some day.
🙏
@Blaze Parabellum Feel you brother! Take care man!
I was nearly killed in the mosh pit during this song at Lollapalooza 93...
Good times
You are a beautiful being just like Isaiah, rip young angel🙏💖💯
"Some of those who hold office, are the same that burn crosses!"
Zack will add this LIVE in concert!
💜💫✌🏼🎵
Tom Morello is a bonafide musical genius.
Such range
No effin doubt!
Fact !
A guitar god!!!
"The Nightwatch Man" was the one who freshened up and brought something new on electric six strings for a looooong time...
They are a legendary band. Zack was the voice of my generation and Tom is one of the most influential guitarist ever.
As a Gen X who grew up with this, we know what Rage was spitting, that's y when ALL hell breaks loose we'll be just fine😁
Yes, yes and .......YES!
"telling kids to think for yourself" thats exactly what it did for me. bless you!
If you’ve never taken a size 13 Doc Marten to the face in a mosh pit at a Rage concert, are you really living?
Haha
I agree.
Being the guy accidentally kicking you in the face with size 14 doc martins lol
Sorry about that.
As a tall dude, I used to get hit by all sorts of garbage in mosh pits. Pizza boxes lit on fire, water bottles, beer bottles, random kicks to the head from body surfers
This song was written and released in regards to the Rodney King murder and the fact it's still relevant nearly 30 years later is astounding
Astounding and sad
Rodney King wasn't murdered. What's astounding is that nobody is bothered by facts anymore. Who needs the truth when he can have an opinion instead?
Yeah, too bad Rage is a bunch of leftist sell-out clowns now. They are willingly and happily part of the democratic propaganda wing. Sad
Rodney king was murdered was he???
Uh, Rodney King wasnt murdered bro. He got beat down, but no permanent injuries. LA burned for 6 days because the cops got let off.
The finest political band of the 90’s and some of us were lucky enough to hear them on the radio and stages for the first time ✌️✌️
All those years ago. This is still a message that is sadly relevant. Loved it as soon as I heard it when it first came out and still get goose bumps when listening to it.
This song kicks ass in so many ways! The groove, the deep lyrics, the strong drums, the guitar. Listen to the words. So true.
Fun fact the UK put this song to no1 in the charts at Xmas in 2009 (I think ten years after it’s initial release) as a reaction against the winning X factor contestant always being the Xmas no.1 😂
more like 17 years after its initial release ;)
Older than that, mate!
Bought a digital copy to support the cause. Good times
I love the British 😂😂😂
I will be forever grateful this is the music I grew up on. I graduated highschool in 96 and in 92 I got to see/hear this live, 100% new and yet to be heard by the masses... Being a young teen during that time definitely made a lasting impact on me and my world view today...events like the LA Riots, bands like Body Count and RATM, etc made for a crazy but enlightening decade...the 90s was the last decade before social media f'd everything up lol
I graduated in 99
You're so right-I miss my youth, too! (I was born circa 1977.) 😢🤘🏻❤️♾️✊🏼
Class of '95!
@@Chaotic-Demise77 Same here-class of '95!
@@gNome_5 🤘
Gen X anthem "Fuck you I won't do what ya tell me"
And still is to this day...
Gen X reality "WE LOVE DOING WHAT THE PEDO-PRIEST TELLS US TO! TRUMP 2024!!!"
How this band’s music isn’t the soundtrack for the social change that needs to be happening right now is beyond me.
Because the social change today wants to replace one machine for another.
Uk made it number 1 at Christmas a few years ago
@Chuck yes, do everything you can to screw your boss and landlord. They would do it to you.
@Chuck he didn't say basis, he said soundtrack.
It is tho
First time I saw RATM was at the Brixton Academy in London in 1993. My friends had given me some LSD for my birthday and what better way to take it but at their gig. It was mind blowing and f***king amazing. One of the best gigs I've ever been to, they rocked the 90's big style and still do.
man, that sounds like when I saw Pantera, White Zombie & Deftones back in ‘96! the only difference was the choice of mind altering substance. lol a crowd surfer kicked me square between the eyes with steel toe boots. my head snapped back and my brain stuttered a moment when I noticed he was gone. it took a moment before I realized he was under the pit getting stomped because while crowd surfing, punching and kicking the people holding you up is not exactly a brilliant move. I will say though, overall, it was a great show.
@@shotaholic1 Bro' that sounds like a great time, I hope you didn't suffer any long term affects. 90's was a great time for gigs. Good friends of mine' s 5 year old daughter, when told to go to bed replied "fuck you, I won't do what you tell me" 😂
i was at that gig too. Sadly I didnt have any LSD
Saw them in 1998 they when Opened for U2...I won front row seats....I was blown away ...gave Bono a huge bouquet
@@amusedbrit8734 I hope that five year old got punished.
The reaction to Morello solos are ALWAYS amazing. Also, the moment they realise the political nature of RatM songs, how they are history lessons, are my favourite moments in life beside sex.
He's fucking amazing
Tom graduated from Harvard with a degree in Political Science. Thats why theyre so pissed, they know the truth.
This came out right after the horrific Rodney King incident.
And radio stations refused to play them until several years after.
@@zeitgeistx5239 didn't happened this in Europe. And I think some other countries.
I remember when I was listening to this in high school and it was more like underground and heavily censored in ways to keep it out of the mainstream. You had to have the CD (or cassette) to listen to their music. Zach de la Rocha was 💯 about his message in his music and without going too deep and writing a novel he was strongly anti government and letting people know you have to look beyond the surface of what you see
I was fresh out of highschool when this song dropped back in the day - it's brilliant. And it's sad that it is - to this day - still relevant.
We need revolutionary music and artists again!
I can not believe people today never heard of Rage against the machine. This world is doomed.
Yeah I'm thinking some of these have but they pretend they haven't to get clicks. There's thousands of react videos who claim to have never heard bohemian rhapsody either. Everyone knows that song
I think the trajectory of rage's political activism since this album is just as unbelievable. And that makes me fear for the future of the world, just as much, if not more so.
@@monicapyle Definitely lying for views. Most recent example was a bunch of channels reacting to forrest gump “for the first time” lol and they all seem to be around my age 🤷🏽♂️ like ok, so all of y’all were kept in dungeons your whole lives and were only recently let out huh
@@ededdandeddytv5164 agreed. I like your username btw 😁
Some years back I had an entire class of students who had never heard of The Beatles. The times they are a-changin'.
I love how Krazy's eyes r goin back n forth n u can see the lyrics clicking in his head. That's how I want ppl to react to Rage!
We need the return of Rage Against the Machine
I love how once tom’s guitar kicks in everyone does the same exact head bob that’s that hip hop influence on the guitar
I cannot fathom there’s still people who haven’t heard this. But then I’m jealous that they get to hear it for the first time cause I’d love to hear it for the first time again. RatM helped me form part of who I am when I was a kid.
That’s what I thought to? Rage was on the radio constantly constantly constantly ….it still is. It’s as if some of these people don’t turn on the radio or expand their minds to discover music that existed before 2000. 😂😂😂
You did a really excellent job of stitching these clips together! It’s all so seamless and well tied
thank you, I appreciate that. not to bad for doing it all on an iphone, uh? 😉
First time I saw RATM live, I had been a fan since middle school. In HS they played a protest show against the Iraq War in 2008 and I got on the floor (via a raffle system). When I tell you I thought I was going to die in the pits, I'm not lying. I was getting thrown around the pit by 30+ yr olds. Best show of my life.
😆 awesome.
my first show was Crowbar and Pantera back in 94 when I was 16. changed my life!
That look on their face when they realize what the song is about
If we ever needed Rage it's NOW! There HAS to be someone out there that can lead the next musical revolution. It's right there for the taking if the fire can just be lit.......
musical? bitch I want a revolution in the streets
I like the time they went on a news channel to perform this song and were asked to not swear and when the part came up he was censoring himself just saying "I won't do what you tell me" until the drop and then he just went for it and started saying "Fuck you I won't do what you tell me" live on TV. The video is on TH-cam. Its awesome.
The height of slam dancing, stage diving and crowd surfing!
so sad so many people have never heard rage...they are the greatest band ever...I got my tickets for alpine valley in 2 weeks opening show and I can't wait...fyi I'm older and grew up with rage.
The energy at their shows is pure. How can you not love this band. Politics, rap, heavy guitar with a funk twist. I was lucky enough to see a few of their shows. 2 hours feels like a week of Burning Man. The energy and message is crazy good. The Cops always freak so bring your riot gear.
Semper Fi
RATM has no borders, no races, just people. Love this. Seeing people enjoy this for the first time reminds me of the first time I heard freedom. My brain didn't even know what to do with it. Love everyone.
So glad I got to experience RATM in my 20's. Taught me a few things. Just like Tool, Deftones, Metallica, Clutch, Hum, Quicksand, John Spencer Blues Explosion, COC, Pantera, AIC, Soundgarden, etc. The 80's and 90's were a great time to experience music in pure form.
Clever to put all reactions into one video. Never seen that before on TH-cam. In th 90-ts, I was jumping to this. So happy right now.
thank you! I appreciate it.
Brilliant! Excellent choice, excellent reactors. Keep 'em coming!
love the facial reactions he put in 😂
Damn that was one of the best compilation reactions I've ever seen.
thank you, Harry. I appreciate that.
Remember hearing this back in 92....and you realize the musicians of today are just as relevant as the poets of ancient Greece. Or the historians of Ancient Rome. Or the Griots of Africa. They tell the story of our modern society, filled in fear and hate. If you choose that. Because in the end, it is a choice. Manufactured Consent (Chomsky, Herman)....is all it is...driving a society to division, hate, war and everything that goes with it.
this whole album is timeless, in 30 years its still gonna bang our heads
I loved the good feeling that 80s music made me feel. But the self expression of the 90s was something different. I truly miss those days, when concerts were cheap enough to go to 5-10 per year and not have to save to just to go to one now. Music meant so much to us back then. Wish Gen Z could see how fucked up their Generation is and pick up a guitar and express themselves.
Gen Z can't even make eye contact & hold a conversation. No way they can appreciate great music 🎵🎵 like RAGE.....or even create good music. Are we doomed?Hope not❗
Don't be dicks, gen X raised gen Z... You got to raise your kids and expose them to the past.
Check out these boomers saying typical boomer shit! If you think Gen Z kids aren't aware of how fucked things are, you're outta touch. If you think they're all the snowflakes the media has portrayed them as then you have fallen hook, line and sinker for mainstream media's agenda.
If you think the kids aren't making amazing music, you're an old fart that can't keep up.
@@elisaabolafia9542 WE get to take over soon, so we will have 20 odd years to course correct.
Of course however, perhaps we will still just wanna say F**K you I won't do what you tell me!!
I can't believe there are so many who haven't heard this song... classic!
I follow half of these people and this was a great compilation..oh shit what the hell you got me into with this was epic..and Meka is adorable..so funny to me people are just now hearing RATM....they've been around for so long...and are always relevant..and Alex Hefner is always so funny..and we can't leave king supreme out...friend welcome to RATM..Enjoy the rabbit hole
thank you very much, I appreciate it.
RIP to the 50 individuals who lost their lives back in 1992 during the L.A. riots-and a BIG FXCK YOU to the officers who were acquitted for the beating of Mr. King, too!
"And the riot be the rhyme of the unheard!" -Calm Like a Bomb, RAGE (Rage Against the Machine) 💣🤘🏻❤️♾️
"you do what they tell you"......."now you're under control"....
well said.
Bands like Rage, Korn, Slipknot and so on deserves more recognition
Y'all been missing out. They fkng rock. Saw them w Korn at the Forum w AC/DC. ❤️
I love the mix of those who get the lyrics and those that just jam to the music!
We need Rage now more than ever! ✊🏻
Im glad i was born in the 90s music like this
The 90s was amazing for music and festivals. The music was meaningful. Not all but a majority
I saw Rage like 25 years ago in New Orleans with my oldest son who was a teenager at the time.
I remember the first time I heard this song, almost 30 years ago, it was a before and after moment, hooked to RATM forever
Loved that all of you were bopping your heads from the get go ! Seen bar patrons go absolutely ape shit when this song was played. 😂❤
I've heard this song one hundred times at least and I still get neck pains
So amazing to see youngsters of today react to the greatness that is RATM. Sadly, that type of music no longer exists. Today’s music has nothing like the great music of the 1990’s, which is a shame.
Proud to say this was Christmas number one in England, yes we have a sense of humour ;)
Rage Against the Machine is the only show left for me to see. Greetings from Rio de Janeiro.
This song defines my life, I spent the next decades working for the man and raging against the machine. Anti-glibalisation, Rodney King, La Riots,... the 90's dedines my entire entirw generation. At 50 yrs old i still tell.people I was the Heavy Metal, Crack cocaine and Breaking Shit generation. Mosh pits, raves, house wreckers, riots, protests and a lot of screaming.
You could see the fire get lit on each one of them at "now you do what they told ya" 🤘🏼
One of the greatest bands of their time. How do I know ? Their message resonated then...just as it does NOW.
Being a Gen Z RATM fan reading these comments make me glad I caught up earlier
Fondly remember being at clubs in the 90s (in my teens) while the entire crowd SCREAMED against corrupt government with their whole hearts and souls “FUCK YOU I WON’T DO WHAT YOU TOLD ME!!” ❤ Then we grew up and got jobs. Paying taxes. Wearing our seatbelts. Still screaming this in hearts and souls. And some of us workin to positively disrupt the System. Thanks for this. 🙏🏼🌸💞
And started forcing people to get vaxed
Now he does what they tell him. LOL. Rage FOR the Machine.
Tom Morello should get more credit for influencing the guitar sound after this.
I'm almost 60 years old,and I loved this band when they first came out and they can still get my heart pounding and my blood pumping. The best though is seeing a younger generation hearing and enjoying it.
Everything they said in their music IN 90s IS STILL TRUE TO THIS DAY!!!!
PEOPLE GOTTA WAKE UP!!!!
Been like that since the 60's and nothings changed, blind sheep
@@bab3242 let me give you some intelligence!!!! Rage Against The Machine wasn't around the 60s...that was who I was talking about!!!!
Can't lie this song playing on the in-game radio of San Andreas mid police chase made you feel like a total badass
Their music has never been more relevant, this should be the soundtrack to the revolution.
One of the best bands of all time.
HOW HAVE THESE PPL NOT HEARD OF RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE?!?! THIS BAND IS EPIC!!!!
That moment when they finally realized
Just you know, children, this what some of us Old People, listen too.
So, be nice with your grandpa and grandma, because they might be an ex-revolutionary somewhere.
Outstanding compilation!!!! Great job!
thank you, I appreciate it
@@shotaholic1
I agree
Awesome Job
@@cjturner370 thank you
2o years in the making. Saw them live and it was a straight up banger. Its hard to put into words how great of a show it was. They can still kick peoples teeth in.
Sometimes i think… the music is so good… it overshadows/drowns out the message. But if the music werent so good, we might not listen. Catch-22
Appreciate all the things going on like the baselines which are connected tight to the drummer there’s just so much good shit happening
You can literally see everyone thinking and processing without ever stopping nodding their head
This is everything music is supposed to be!
I just love that i experienced them in the early 1990s. Before they broke, 1993. I still have the concert ticket. My teenage years, what a fantastic time to be alive
I remember the first time I heard rage, at a record store, at the time this album came out.
Unfortunately the message is as relevant as ever in America.
More relevant in the age of Trump
I love the twins not saying a word in this edit, just cutting to them bobbing occasionally.
😁
It's fun to watch a new generation discover this music.
Yeah I can't really put myself in their headspace and guess their expectations. Then it doesn't take long to realize "OK, this is not The Commodores".
i remember that i had the night shift when i heard it the first time, listening to the vpro radiosation and they played this song....dear God, that was like 25-30 years ago.
The funny thing is in the 90s they were about anarchy and thinking for yourself but now support the very same people they used to complain about.
Lol no. Absolutely not. They’ve always been leftists, one only needs to read their lyrics with a basic comprehension of English to realise that lmao
Gen x here this is why our generation just don't give a shit about anything we grew up angry
This is an entire genre of it's own and I'm here for it.
6:11 and 6:18 la autentica experiencia, esta musica es como un relámpago que te mueve hasta los intestinos...es una experiencia que te arrolla
I'm proud that my daughter once sang this song and it went viral all over the world.
One of the best bands ever... period.