The best Beasties song is finally making the rounds. This song has the sickest bass in it. It was released in 1989 on their second album, Paul's Boutique. As for genre, they are Hip Hop. They are known as one of the most influential groups in Hip Hop. They just blend in a lot of different music styles into their beats. That's why they are so good.
They didn't start in no 1979 LOL they're named BB in honor of the Bad Brains who didn't have an anything out until 1982. Plus they're my age and I was 12 years old in 1979. Think harder.
@@mattphillips2530 "Beastie Boys were formed out of members of experimental hardcore punk band The Young Aborigines in 1978, with Diamond as vocalist, Jeremy Shatan on bass guitar, John Berry on guitar, and Kate Schellenbach on drums. When Shatan left in 1981, Yauch replaced him on bass and the band changed their name to Beastie Boys."--google
They showed you the date in the video. LOL March 1989. The Beastie Boys are the Beastie Boys. Just 3 MC's. From New York, who accidentally turned the Hip Hop world upside down.
Hip hop used to be all about taking influences from all other genres of music, but this album, Paul's Boutique, the 1989 second album by the Beastie Boys, took that to the next level, and the Beastie Boys continued to experiment on the rest of their albums. I don't know what it is with people these days all doing the same kind of beats that all use the same sounds, but the traditional hip hop sound was a combination of all sorts of sounds, and the Beastie Boys (and the Dust Brothers, who helped them on this album) were definitely exemplary of that. They weren't *just* hip hop, but they were definitely hip hop.
The “It’s the joint!” sample from this song comes from a real old school hip-hop song. It’s called “That’s The Joint” by the Funky 4+1. It’s from 1980, and it featured Sha-Rock, one of the first female MCs. You should check it out.
Paul's Boutique, this whole album was made with samples, copy right laws on sampling happened after this album. All albums after this, they made their own music and then sampled it.
Beastie Boys are the GOAT as far as hip hop groups go... These “unexpected” videos are fun to watch as gen z kids are like “these guys are real ninjas! For real!” LOL
They were huge and everyone liked them guys. I'm 50 years old and back in 80s, in my hood in Philly, rap & hip hop were on played on Sunday afternoon on Power 99 FM. Lady B was the jawn! That's right JAWN! That is a Philly word and us old people used back not you youngsters 😀. Take care guys and stay safe 😷
Love the video production. No money, all creativity. The dancing naked girl, the glass ball, the supermarket, the kitten spinning on the turn-table... Fun original stuff.
This is one of my favorite Beastie Boys songs! you should listen to "Root Down" next. It's amazing. Also, read the lyrics either before or during cause you don't want to miss a word. Their bars are 🔥🔥 Also, you should listen to the album version of this song. In the middle of the song they have the biggest bong hit ever. They couldn't have that for the video bc of censorship but I highly recommend listening to it. Another fun fact about this song is that near the end where you hear "Is your name Michael Diamond?" that's a delivery guy that happened to show up while they were working on the song and they asked him if they could record him saying that. And then they used it in the song!!! Fucking genius! As always RIP MCA 🙏🏾
Welcome to Beastie Boys gentleman. The album Paul's Boutique was legend status back in 89. Thanks for reviewing this song. Please review the song car thief they did if you have time? Cheers!
This album came out in 1989, It is both the first and last album to use samples the way they did. It is completely unique and would be literally impossible to make legally today. Also they were barely into their 20's when they made this. Beasties are originators, the only hip-hop earlier than their generation is first wave stuff like Grandmaster Flash, and Afrika Bombatta. BTW Adrock is the one who gave LL Cool Jay's demo to Rick Rubin and launched his career. Adrock also did the beats on LL's first single. The Beastie Boys brought hip-hop to the suburbs, and we're a huge part of how hip-hop became the most popular form of music on Earth.
Dust Brothers and Beasties cleared all the samples used for this......It wasn't until Biz took Alone Again after the artist told him not to is when it got bad.
This was the first single from their 2nd Album (paul's boutique). The song was originally released on a 4-track 12" EP called Love American Style. Both the EP and album were released in 1989. www.discogs.com/artist/10783-Beastie-Boys
But could you do Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik???? Any song(s). Big Boi and Andre were like 18 when that album dropped. To me it is Beastie Boys and Outkast. Absolute legends.
You guys should check out Digital Underground- The Humpty Dance? You wouldn’t believe that a very funny rap video, became a big party hit and top charts for a long a time! Check it out you guys might enjoy it a lot?
Tragedy when someone knows Limp Biskit over The Beasties. That's your whole generation in a nutshell tho, misinformed & still learning. Classes are in session, 80s & 90s are the teachers, now listen up and learn your lessons
believe it or not, when this album dropped, many of us didn't get it.. it was toooo far ahead of it's time.. for me, at least, I was waiting for Licence to Ill part 2.. took me a while to appreciate this.
Good music but have you considered react to inxs what you need official video , inxs and Jimmy barnes good times soundtrack from the movie lost boys, taylor dayne love will lead you back official video , mr mister broken wings live 1985 at the ritz ,mr mister kyrie official video , tears for fears memories fade live 1985 from the album the big chair , you won,t regret .
The best Beasties song is finally making the rounds. This song has the sickest bass in it. It was released in 1989 on their second album, Paul's Boutique. As for genre, they are Hip Hop. They are known as one of the most influential groups in Hip Hop. They just blend in a lot of different music styles into their beats. That's why they are so good.
They're more than just. Hip hop though. A little bit of punk and other elements are in it.
Has to be one of the heaviest basslines of its time.
Beastie Boys started their group in 1979 and started rapping in 83. They were originally a punk band
Beastie Boys played some great punk rock!!! Heart attack man!!!
They didn't start in no 1979 LOL they're named BB in honor of the Bad Brains who didn't have an anything out until 1982. Plus they're my age and I was 12 years old in 1979. Think harder.
@@mattphillips2530 "Beastie Boys were formed out of members of experimental hardcore punk band The Young Aborigines in 1978, with Diamond as vocalist, Jeremy Shatan on bass guitar, John Berry on guitar, and Kate Schellenbach on drums. When Shatan left in 1981, Yauch replaced him on bass and the band changed their name to Beastie Boys."--google
They showed you the date in the video. LOL March 1989. The Beastie Boys are the Beastie Boys. Just 3 MC's. From New York, who accidentally turned the Hip Hop world upside down.
Hip hop used to be all about taking influences from all other genres of music, but this album, Paul's Boutique, the 1989 second album by the Beastie Boys, took that to the next level, and the Beastie Boys continued to experiment on the rest of their albums.
I don't know what it is with people these days all doing the same kind of beats that all use the same sounds, but the traditional hip hop sound was a combination of all sorts of sounds, and the Beastie Boys (and the Dust Brothers, who helped them on this album) were definitely exemplary of that. They weren't *just* hip hop, but they were definitely hip hop.
MORE BB!!!!!!
3 MCs and 1 DJ. 🔥🔥🔥
"They got their own genre"...
You hit the nail on the head!
Genre is Hip Hop. Pure and simple. MC's, DJ, Dancers.
The “It’s the joint!” sample from this song comes from a real old school hip-hop song. It’s called “That’s The Joint” by the Funky 4+1. It’s from 1980, and it featured Sha-Rock, one of the first female MCs. You should check it out.
"Was this made in the 90's?" the timestamp a few seconds before that said 1989 would be a good clue.
Lol...I was looking for this comment...
And nobody caught a single bar
I don't know if anyone said it, but this is off of their album "Paul's Boutique" which came out in 1989. This album was so ahead of it's time.
Paul's Boutique, this whole album was made with samples, copy right laws on sampling happened after this album. All albums after this, they made their own music and then sampled it.
MY FAVORITE BB JAM OF ALL TIME!!!
When this came out, that bass part you had to look back at your speakers, to see if it tore them free of of cone. This jam was a window breaker.
Beastie Boys are the GOAT as far as hip hop groups go... These “unexpected” videos are fun to watch as gen z kids are like “these guys are real ninjas! For real!” LOL
If you haven't reacted to "3 MC's 1 DJ" I highly recommend it
This was ‘89 loved both of your reactions to them!!!Shadrach ,3mcs & 1 DJ & b boy bouillabaisse !
Get it together/w Qtip from Tribe
New style is better from the beastie boys
Mixmaster cut faster. Great song and video!
Greatest Band of All-time.
They were so dope!!! Super tight flow! Now listen to ROOT DOWN!!! Bangin!
These dudes been rapping since 83! They’re a genre of their own. Legends 🔥🔥🔥
BB came out in 1985, this song is from their second album "Paul's Boutique", in 1989
3 MC’s and 1 DJ
Dope!They’ve got 10 albums under their’s belt yo!🔥🎼👍🏼🔥🎼👍🏼.......Posee in Effect,Thre MC’s and One DJ,No Sleep to Brooklyn.......Brass Monkey.......
They were huge and everyone liked them guys. I'm 50 years old and back in 80s, in my hood in Philly, rap & hip hop were on played on Sunday afternoon on Power 99 FM. Lady B was the jawn! That's right JAWN! That is a Philly word and us old people used back not you youngsters 😀. Take care guys and stay safe 😷
"She's On It" was their first "major" exposure, back in 1985. They had Cookie Puss in '83 too.
Love the video production. No money, all creativity. The dancing naked girl, the glass ball, the supermarket, the kitten spinning on the turn-table... Fun original stuff.
You kids do a good job, love the BB's they're hip hop royalty.
Holy SHIT!!! There's 2 of U?!!! You Rock. Thanks..
I don’t know if you have watched Too many rappers yet but that is a legendary track with Nas
This is one of my favorite Beastie Boys songs! you should listen to "Root Down" next. It's amazing. Also, read the lyrics either before or during cause you don't want to miss a word. Their bars are 🔥🔥
Also, you should listen to the album version of this song. In the middle of the song they have the biggest bong hit ever. They couldn't have that for the video bc of censorship but I highly recommend listening to it.
Another fun fact about this song is that near the end where you hear "Is your name Michael Diamond?" that's a delivery guy that happened to show up while they were working on the song and they asked him if they could record him saying that. And then they used it in the song!!! Fucking genius!
As always RIP MCA 🙏🏾
Root Down by the Beasties, for the culture. Thank you guys.
The move... you willl be ‘ surprised’ 😉
Oh man, this joint came out when I graduated from high school. Beastie Boys are legendary!! Thanks for the fun reaction video!
Welcome to Beastie Boys gentleman. The album Paul's Boutique was legend status back in 89. Thanks for reviewing this song. Please review the song car thief they did if you have time? Cheers!
I second this 👏
Someone has to do High Plains Drifter
ABSOLUTE PIONEERS!
This album came out in 1989, It is both the first and last album to use samples the way they did. It is completely unique and would be literally impossible to make legally today.
Also they were barely into their 20's when they made this. Beasties are originators, the only hip-hop earlier than their generation is first wave stuff like Grandmaster Flash, and Afrika Bombatta. BTW Adrock is the one who gave LL Cool Jay's demo to Rick Rubin and launched his career. Adrock also did the beats on LL's first single.
The Beastie Boys brought hip-hop to the suburbs, and we're a huge part of how hip-hop became the most popular form of music on Earth.
This is hip hop at his best.
React to Rhymin and Stealin official video...such a party!
Haha! The year is on the video! 1989.
Still sounds like the future of music
Fight for your right to party !!!
You guys get it. Nice reaction
Going down the fresh food isle in the produce area hahaha classic!! Fresh to death!!
It’s crazy this song is 33 yrs old!
Paul's Boutique came out in 1989.
Limp bizkit was a cute lil band but these are the beastie boys .... legendary long after we all gone ...
Beastie boys-- High plains drifter
Love the Beastie Boys R.I.P MCA, you gotta check out "The Move", "Gratitude ", "Sabrosa"
ha. nice to see this. More people need to listen to The Beasties. Ahead of their time.
This track is from 1988. Look it up on WhoSampled. Check out all the samples they blended into this beat.
If you haven't done Root Down by them, it is a must
Chuck D, LL Cool J & more hosted their inductio n 2Rock n roll hall of fame... DJ is a 🐐too😜
Bouttime brother this is our beats back in the day 🙃😎😉
You guys love DJ Hurricane. Get to know him.
The A.D.D. is strong with these ones...
Love love love your reactions to Beasties. HIGHLY REC: Gratitude, Pass the Mic
'89...my adolecence. Keep the B Boys coming...Hip Hop Royalty
🌴good for u young bucks 👏🏽open ears
rock your hair kids
gald new people to earth are listening to real hip hop from back in the day eastcoast shit. youngins need to get on that
These guys may not have created the genre, but they took it to the next level. To talk about the Beastie Boys you have to bow to them
I remember when they started to blow up.. you could not go to a house party and Beasties weren't bumpin hard
Played this on my hi-fi yesterday was rattling the windows.
Do more beasties!
Beastie boys song the move has a harpsichord that they rap over, it’s rap on classical music.
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Finger lickin' good, pass the mic, an open letter to NYC, sure shot, the new style... it's great to see young people appreciate true hip-hop
Paul's boutique came out in 89
Gotta do High Plains Drifter
Love watching you guys discover gems like this for the first time... another great reaction, keep em comin!
This album was before you had to pay a fortune for samples. This song, especially, has a dozen samples. It would cost a fortune to make today.
It probably would be illegal to make this album today
Dust Brothers and Beasties cleared all the samples used for this......It wasn't until Biz took Alone Again after the artist told him not to is when it got bad.
You pay royalties on samples now BECAUSE of this album. I think its the most sample heavy album of all time.
@@2682shark Nope, but no one could afford all the samples.
❤️❤️❤️
This was the first single from their 2nd Album (paul's boutique). The song was originally released on a 4-track 12" EP called Love American Style. Both the EP and album were released in 1989. www.discogs.com/artist/10783-Beastie-Boys
I hope you have as much fun as the Beastie Boys making music someday!
Came out in the 80’s
1989, last most sampled recorded made
1989 lads!
32 years ago, think on it ;)
This is 1989 Dean Bros
honestly...find the Paul's Boutique album and listen to it beginning to end in CD track order. You'll never hear anything like it before or again.
You should check out summer of 69.
React to “Too many rappers” with Nas
Adrock launched the career of the great LL Cool J.
1989. Way ahead of their time.
Back in the day before eminem and vanilla ice 💯❤😎
But could you do Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik???? Any song(s).
Big Boi and Andre were like 18 when that album dropped. To me it is Beastie Boys and Outkast. Absolute legends.
SURE SHOT, 3MCS One DJ, SHE"S CRAFTY
Even 89 and 88
You guys should check out Digital Underground- The Humpty Dance? You wouldn’t believe that a very funny rap video, became a big party hit and top charts for a long a time! Check it out you guys might enjoy it a lot?
2:58 The video is literally time-stamped 2:29
Do posse in effect... new style or slow and
This is the 80s
2:30 date stamp Mar 16, 1989 ?
Did y’all catch the “woah ha” busta rhyme reference towards the end of the song
Yeah busta rhymes didn’t come out until maybe 7 years after this
@@lydiaholcomb7592 Might be. That was still a couple years after this. They all sampled it anyway though. Beasties were the sample kings.
Freshest
This song was 1989
1989
Tragedy when someone knows Limp Biskit over The Beasties. That's your whole generation in a nutshell tho, misinformed & still learning.
Classes are in session, 80s & 90s are the teachers, now listen up and learn your lessons
I concur
Ugh stop being so condescending towards them, theres really no need to be like that.
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Speak for yourself, they're grown ass men behind by a few generations
believe it or not, when this album dropped, many of us didn't get it.. it was toooo far ahead of it's time.. for me, at least, I was waiting for Licence to Ill part 2.. took me a while to appreciate this.
Check out Car Thief
Good music but have you considered react to inxs what you need official video , inxs and Jimmy barnes good times soundtrack from the movie lost boys, taylor dayne love will lead you back official video , mr mister broken wings live 1985 at the ritz ,mr mister kyrie official video , tears for fears memories fade live 1985 from the album the big chair , you won,t regret .
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