Esse cara é muito inteligente, seus reacts são excelentes, o primeiro que vi foi sobre o filme Tropa de Elite. Que percepção incrível sobre a realidade e como nossas culturas se relacionam em muitos aspectos
At the end of the song, you can hear the news in the radio that says "Mulatto male appearing between twenty-five and thirty Years is found dead on the M'Boi Mirim road without number Everything indicates that it was a settlement of scores between rival gangs According to the police, the victim had a "vast criminal record" I think that part is also relevant for the whole story.
Yes, that's the punch line. It's an actual news clip, referencing "man on the road". The MBoi Mirim road circumvented Capão Redondo (Racionais' hood, & Sao Paulo's most iconic hood, probably)
man, I'm Brazilian and I'm simply fascinated by watching your videos, thank you for promoting Brazilian hip hop and thank you for adding your critical vision and your experience on the themes... hip-hop brought me closer to reality, and your work does just that in a global way... you are awesome !
I’m one of the ones which only watch the brazilians videos, but I really like your reactions because it’s not superficial. Shoutout from a brazilian in London ✌️
Faz um tempo q venho acompanhando esse canal é ver a interpretação sua é incrível porque muitos de nós mesmo aq no Brasil não conseguem entender eu tenho 40 anos de idade e curto rap desde sempre parabéns muito da hora
Eu sou de São Paulo e cresci na cultura hip-hop você precisa reagir ao grupo FACÇÃO CENTRAL eles são tão bons quanto o racionais e mostram a realidade de uma forma que você nunca viu
Me emociono tbm toda vez que escuto esse som. Forte de mais, são muitas verdades em um som, muita realidade. Pode passar anos e anos que vc cai smp se identificar com a música e com a realidade!
Man, I love the way you truly interiorize the song and understand the reallity in Brazil, even tho u are from other country, and how you always present information and make connection to lots of other cultures. I think you are a very inteligent man and it really nice to see your videos and know that people CAN understand what is happening arround the world, despite of their origin, its just about getting information with a little bit of empahty. Obrigada por isso
Fun fact: Candomblé is a religion that originated from the same religion that the Vudu came, but one has become more popular in south america, and the other had become more popular in central and north america.
Essa é boa demais mas o clipe nem tem legenda disponivel e ngm legenda tbm, n recomenda musica q nem é legendada cara, ele n vai entender qual é o sentido ?
Caraca, o que me impressiona é ver que se tem muitas coisas parecidas em ambos os países. Dinheiro para manter uma parte da população sobre vigilância eles tem, mas para fornecer serviços básicos de uma maneira satisfatório para essa mesma população não. Ansioso para ver os reacts de Portugal e da França. E tbm do amarelo.
Sim, fato. A herança da escravidão é dureza. Mas o que me impressiona mais é um cara de fora do país, de um lugar culturalmente diferente entender melhor o funcionamento do sistema em relação as favelas (utilizando tradutor e pequenas consultas a internet, como a do IBGE), do que a nossa própria população, que está a menos de um bairro de distância. Aqui a galera diariamente tem que tá repetindo as mesmas coisas e não dá em nada, se fingem de desentendidos.
@@playdoslage É porque o Brasil é atrasado, o que estamos vivendo aqui no Brasil foi vivenciado no USA a mais de 30 anos. Até a forma de pensar do Brasileiro é de 30+ anos atrás, nas questões políticas então nem se fala... A maioria dos Brasileiros não sabem a função de cada cargo político no qual eles mesmos vota, coisa mais comum é você ver alguém culpando algum presidente por uma obra municipal inacabada e esses mesmo ainda vota no prefeito que estava no cargo durante o período do roubo (Olha a bizarrice), não sabem nem como funciona a economia do país, isso se via nos anos 50' 60' lá no USA. Eles já passaram por isso, o Brasil em pleno século 21 ainda há pessoas assim, e é a maioria...
Brazilians are enjoying your reactions because you can capture the essence, this is magic! Many people react and just think it's "Cool" but they can't see the philosophy of life behind it. A hug from a Brazilian loose in the world.
You got it all, as always! Great analysis. And this is the proof that the poetry of Racionais are able to go deep and explain Brazilian society. Best channel
Great stuff. I love it. You gotta know these these songs are almost 20 years old and people know them back to back, over 10-minute raps, if you go to any hood ANYWHERE IN BRAZIL, people will sing them to you, back to back. I don't think there's any other rapper in the world who has achieved that. Racionais is a match to The Beatles.
Mano.. é isso! Você reagiu a umas das mais antológicas músicas nacionais. “Homem na Estrada”. Racionais Mc’s tem a habilidade de relatar de forma mais crua o cotidiano de milhões de pretos e pobres. Obrigado e parabéns pelo seu trabalho. I apologise for not commenting in English.
Heyyy BR English teacher here wanted to make some considerations about the translation you had access to, man, 'cause this is one of my favorites. So, something very present in the spoken text and not in the written part are interjections, which are used a lot for rhyming in this song. Things like "sim", "então", "não" they make the flow go smooth but also convey emphasis which is sometimes absent from the text. There are also many small mistakes students commonly make, but it would be very difficult to just rewrite the whole thing and you're gonna have to live with most of them. Some passages, however, where you looked kinda confused and that I'd definitely rephrase differently are below: 6:53 - Balancing on a ravine, a badly-finished and dirty room / his only home, though, his property and refuge 7:05 - from above or from below, if it rains it will be deadly 7:19 - somebody found a girl, dead and raped / (her killer) must have been very angry / dude, so many hits! / she was unrecognizable, her face disfigured 7:42 - I want my son to not even remember this place / for him to have a safe life / I don't want him to grow up... 12:40 - with his head full, he goes out for a walk / does not believe what he sees, not like that / kids, cats and dogs competing nose by nose / for breakfast outside the open air market 13:11 - he was gunned down at close range at school / fueling bougie kids with coke 13:30 - a week later, crack cocaine arrived / rich people behind it, a corporate board 13:43 - their customers have money and buy well / they're at home, with somebody influent as a partner / bougie kids drugged up to their bones / to sell drugs over here? Great deal 16:26 - some robberies around rose up suspicions / so, they said it was the slum, as usual 16:50 - as if it were an incurable disease: a tattoo on his arm (DVC) and a robbery charge THAT IT. Peeeeeeeeeeace
very good, react to the song "O Mundo é um Moinho" (the world is a mill)", by the singer and composer "Cartola", for me one of the most beautiful songs in the world. congratulations on the work.
This song was written by Escadinha (1956-2004). He is known by his prison scapes (dude... his history is insane). Also, he is one of the founders of Comando Vermelho, one of the biggest criminal organizations in Brazil.
Escadinha tried to quit the crime life. He was working as a cab driver and got shot twice in his face (we still don't know who killed him). Police said he was killed by mistake... i don't believe
@@renanhartwellwhite103 He got what he deserved. Why are people feeling sorry about these scumbags? We should feel sorry for all of the victims of their horrible crimes.
@@caiqueborges9812 Sim, ele colheu o que plantou. Meu ponto é que provavelmente foi a polícia que o matou, o que também seria errado, já que o erro de um não anula o erro do outro. Bem, não deixa de ser uma história interessante de se ver...
@@renanhartwellwhite103 eu sei que não é o certo a policia matar, mas também não sei o contexto da situação. Duvido que tenha se rendido sem revidar. Além disso o que adianta prender uns caras desses? Pra população ter que sustentar mais um vagabundo na cadeia, até que ele fuja ou pior, a justiça o libere e continue cometendo crimes? Esse último caso do Lázaro foi um exemplo. Tem pessoas que não tem recuperação. Nesses casos é melhor botar um fim de uma vez por todas
In the end we can hear the reporter saying “a dead man was found in a road”. As another comment here said, it is important to understand the poetry of the song and its title
Loving your reactions. Can't even describe just how huge Racionais are for our culture. Definitely recommend you to check out "Eu sou 157", "da ponte pra cá" e "to ouvindo alguém me chamar"
it would be cool to react to "charlie brown jr-o preço" alright it's rock, but Chorão always preached respect and passed on a cool message to young people, rap, rock and hiphop united, without discrimination, Brazil has a lot of history in the matter of music, a lot of diversity. Great content, it's good to see that all this cultural baggage is understood by the gringa. seria maneiro uma reação a "charlie brown jr-o preço" tudo bem que é rock, mas chorão sempre pregou o respeito e passou uma mensagem maneira pros jovens, rap, rock e hiphop unidos, sem discrimação, Brasil tem bastante historia em questão de musica, diversividade pra caramba. Ótimo conteúdo, é bom ver que todas essa bagagem cultural é entendida pela gringa.
Hi Bro. Good job for those reactions. Your channel is the best I have watched about it. I am Brazilian and 39 yrs old . I grow up in the slum and I listened that song with 16 yrs old. That music group with those lyrics supported me, my brother, and many friends to have a critical mind and stay away far from the drugs, guilts and to have pride about ours history. I listed that song on tape radio. Racionais mc's is the best Brazilian rap group. Take care man, peace.
Like most families in Brazil in the 80's, my parents came from the countryside and from a poor place and settled in a big city. It wasn't difficult to go to school and deal with the bodies of bandits along the way. At that time there were two types of poor. 1. Miserables who come from zero and who had nothing but their own lives, therefore, followed the path of crime. 2. People who also had nothing and weren't criminals, lived in search of the American dream, own house, family and a car. I was born into this environment. My father is an orphan and was very hostile as a child, our upbringing was always very strict, but the values of honesty, dignity and intelligence were not neglected. We never had luxury or branded clothes but we didn't go hungry or cold either. He is my inspiration because he raised 4 children who were not corrupted by the system. However humble they are today, they are citizens and contribute to society.
Hey man, I’m Brazilian, white, and signed up your channel recently. Though I always knew the importance of Racionais MC’s, I had never stopped to listen to their music carefully (I don’t dislike hip hop, but it’s not the musical rhythm I use to listen to frequently - though I love other black music styles like samba, soul, blues, jazz, R&B). I discovered your channel cause I started recently to watch some videos of “gringos reacting” to Brazilian music, and I just got stuck here watching your videos and I’m just mesmerized listening to Racionais MC’s (and your comments). I’m telling this just to let you know that, thanks to you, now I, a Brazilian citizen, discovered why Racionais are so important and legendary. They’re really a phenomenon of talent and doubtfully deserve their place in Brazilian music Olympus - beside their social importance. Great job. And don’t feel pressured to respond all the requests made by Brazilians, it’s your channel and you of course you do what you want, in your time. It’s just that we Brazilians feel praised when our culture is appreciated by foreigners and have this habit of demanding recognition of them. So thanks for spreading our music and culture in US and the world (and even to Brazilians, like me) and congratulations for your música sensibility and your activist work for the cause of black people and culture, it’s really super important. Shout out to you! 🖤
you should react to: Facção Central - Eu não pedi pra nascer | I did not ask to be born | English lyrics it is a very hard to hear song that talks about the brutality around the child abuse and exploration that happens in brazil. its quite sad, but i think you would have a good take on that. it really fits the music genre aswell. great job man, keep up the work!
I lived in the states for over 4 years. Newark, NJ and basically Vallejo, CA. As an immigrant I could see with my own eyes the similarities with Brazil. It’s very sad. I’m very happy to see our music our culture going abroad. Cheers bro
bro, youre the goat, like real talk, its dope see people from other countries like the US, listening to our rap songs cause in certain things our countries have similarities. It’s way more nice in your case, bcs everytime that you reacted you showed a pure and genuine interest to understood and listening the music, you don’t simply pretend that you are listening or some type of dumb shit, and i aprecciate that, shoutout from a brazillian 🙏
Não sei se disse por que não está com legenda. Mas se Reparar o Tim Maia está na música. Abraço gostei das suas reações, em relação às músicas dos anos 90 que fazem susseso até hoje, é que mudou vidas e mostrou a realidade e a histórias deles, principalmente quando Racionais Mc cantam. ( Mano Browl ) é histórias que aconteceram com eles, entre outras tbm
I've been watching to your reactions since the beginning of this week and I'm glad you manage to understand the lyrics even though they have minor (sometimes major) mistranslations... Keep up the good work, GG!
Obrigado por gostar e admirar nossa música Brasileira, também admiro a música norte Americana, não conhecia seu canal vi hoje , e já me escrevi, porquê é otimo
I had to introduce my background so you know which side I've always been on. For being born in a miserable place. Racionais was the soundtrack of the rascals of the time and it also matched our reality. In 1990 they had a weekend in the park, which told about what it was like at that time, as well as music a man on the road, there were 3 cores in macro mode Miserable lower class, middle class and upper class, the middle class was the one who dictated what it was relevant or not, and many wanted to be like them, but for being unique and with violence slamming the door. I start a movement to hate both rich and middle class. So much so that the bandits had an honor code of not stealing in the favela. And helping many who lived there with them, I didn't make an alliance with anyone, I knew that my family, however humble, was still more structured than many at the time.
this is my favorite racionais song. i work at a school in a favela, i see many children with no hope in the future, and i want to be a teacher. it breaks my heart. people just knew someone who trust on them... 13:02 this part... it always makes me cry a little. poor children, black children, who cares for them? no one... then they get old and their lives are forever in this loop of poverty and crime
Man, you give many brazilians a good perspective on reality, due the fact that inner critical analysis aren't too seriously taken among us. Some of my fellowcitizens bring up the "slumdog syndrome", in which people think foreigner realities are always better, and brazilians are lesser. I guess this deep, despite casual experience of learning is a remarkable asset your channel has and one of the main reasons why your audience turned so brazilian... (also, we're NOW in a very ugly shape politcal-wise).
Hey man, “ o homem na estrada” is one of my favorite songs, lyrics are so strong and reflects the reality that elites wants to hide, as usual the war history is always what is told by the winners, Racionais MC is always the chance to understand the other point of view, those guys are amazing!
@goonygoogles I just love your reactions and ratings of brazilian raps. It is so sad how reality continues to repeat itself over time and in so many countries. Thanks for your great thoughts! Greetings from Brazil.
Your channel is great man, much better than all those others. You respect the sound, you interpret and try to understand an synthesize. You're admirable.
Depois que eu achei esse canal e assistir a primeira reação dele da música "Eu não pedir pra nascer" do Facção Central eu viciei no conteúdo desse cara. Ele entende tão bem a mensagem que a música passa e realmente tem interesse sobre aprender cada vez mais sobre nossa cultura... Racionais estavam anos a frente de sua geração
Essa questão que comentou a respeito de "POLICIAR" no Brasil é tão gritante que nós temos uma policia que faz a parte de inteligencia e investigações (policia civil) e uma policia feita e exclusivamente para "policiar" que é a policia militar, que segue até hoje nas ruas com única e exclusiva função de reprimir geral.
Great content, man! I liked a lot the opening disclaimer about not being a "gringo react" because what I'm liking the most on your channel is how you bring your personal hip hop experience when comparing with our brazillian artists. Keep up the good work man!
Racionais, he was probably the first type of poor, but with the talent for reporting everyday life, his rhythm was sonorous and contagious, I remember that my father repressed us not to listen to these bandit songs. But my neighbors listened to it every single day, at that time there were no cell phones or video games at the most super Nintendo that only a few more fortunate ones had. Therefore, our childhood was well controlled, as the most famous games were flying a kite, playing ball or marbles. Badly we could play in the street because in my neighborhood banditry dominated, it was not difficult to have to run home, as there was intense exchange of fire. As much as I don't know what being a bandit and having a short life, I know how the innocent people had to adapt to the oppression that violence generated at that time. Disclame wanted to send you an email so the comments would not be open to the public. I'll try to share a little bit of the vision of what it was like at that time with the song “a man on the road” that you reacted to on youtube.
You have a very good understanding of Racionais mc's lyrics, I really like your reaction to our songs. I wanted to one day watch your you put on songs for close friends, to see their reaction too.
Traduções foram adicionadas ao vídeo. Obrigado por assistir.
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react to: Racionais Mc's - A Vida é Desafio
1 ano da minha vida foi perdido na detenção. Esse som toca profundamente.
"te chamarão pra sempre de ex-presidiário, não confio na polícia, raça do caralho" Racionais é FODA
@@supVHS assim que é cara
Desculpa perguntar, mas foi preso por quê?
@@lukasgomes9784 121
@@FBBadures n menti, 121 tu fica no minimo 5 anos lá
Será que é só eu que estou olhando todos reações dos racionais sem parar 🤣 realmente racionais são os melhores 💪🥰
Tmj
eu aqui tbm não consigo parar tbm .🤣🤣🤣
eu tô maratonando os react do racionais desse cara!❤😂
Tmj kk
to aqui do mesmo jeito em pleno janeiro de 2023
Encontrei esse canal hoje 06/10/2023👀 impactada com vc entender esses hinos melhor que muitos brasileiros 🫶🏼
Pls try “Racionais - Capítulo 4 Versículo 3”, this is their best song
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Cara! eu amo o jeito como você fala das músicas, é uma análise tão profunda que até mesmo eu brasileiro, português como língua nativa não notei
Racionais - Capítulo 4 Versículo 3
+1 Racionais' magnum opus
Boa, eu já ia sugerir.
Chega de racionais um pouco kkk vamos ver outros das antigas como GOG, Facção central, Conexão do Morro etc
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Esse cara é muito inteligente, seus reacts são excelentes, o primeiro que vi foi sobre o filme Tropa de Elite. Que percepção incrível sobre a realidade e como nossas culturas se relacionam em muitos aspectos
At the end of the song, you can hear the news in the radio that says "Mulatto male appearing between twenty-five and thirty
Years is found dead on the M'Boi Mirim road without number
Everything indicates that it was a settlement of scores between rival gangs
According to the police, the victim had a "vast criminal record"
I think that part is also relevant for the whole story.
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Yes, that's the punch line. It's an actual news clip, referencing "man on the road". The MBoi Mirim road circumvented Capão Redondo (Racionais' hood, & Sao Paulo's most iconic hood, probably)
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Muito bom, Natália! Excelente tradução!
man, I'm Brazilian and I'm simply fascinated by watching your videos, thank you for promoting Brazilian hip hop and thank you for adding your critical vision and your experience on the themes... hip-hop brought me closer to reality, and your work does just that in a global way... you are awesome !
I’m one of the ones which only watch the brazilians videos, but I really like your reactions because it’s not superficial. Shoutout from a brazilian in London ✌️
Faz um tempo q venho acompanhando esse canal é ver a interpretação sua é incrível porque muitos de nós mesmo aq no Brasil não conseguem entender eu tenho 40 anos de idade e curto rap desde sempre parabéns muito da hora
don't forget to react to " tô ouvindo alguém me chamar " !
Esse som eh da pesada TAMBÉM!!!
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Nem um brasileiro até hoje conseguiu interpretar toda essa música, imagina um estrangeiro... Vamos vê no que vai dá.
@@panterafirearms157 mano tem um cara aqui no TH-cam q reagiu a essa música, o nome é "RDiss or Mc", ele pegou a letra direitinho o react dele é daora
@@panterafirearms157 tem ela legendada sim !
Eu sou de São Paulo e cresci na cultura hip-hop você precisa reagir ao grupo FACÇÃO CENTRAL eles são tão bons quanto o racionais e mostram a realidade de uma forma que você nunca viu
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho, gosto muito dos seus reacts e sua visão das letras. 👏👏🇧🇷🇺🇸
esta musica me faz sempre refletir e chorar, por que em pleno 2021 ainda vemos a mesma cena, o mesmo réu
Eu tb choro até oj pqp
Me emociono tbm toda vez que escuto esse som. Forte de mais, são muitas verdades em um som, muita realidade. Pode passar anos e anos que vc cai smp se identificar com a música e com a realidade!
Pode crer! Estamos em 2022 e nada mudou.
Em pleno 2023 nada mudou
React to Racionais : Capitulo 4, Versiculo 3. Its one of the greatest
Man, I love the way you truly interiorize the song and understand the reallity in Brazil, even tho u are from other country, and how you always present information and make connection to lots of other cultures. I think you are a very inteligent man and it really nice to see your videos and know that people CAN understand what is happening arround the world, despite of their origin, its just about getting information with a little bit of empahty. Obrigada por isso
Fun fact: Candomblé is a religion that originated from the same religion that the Vudu came, but one has become more popular in south america, and the other had become more popular in central and north america.
Depois de ouvir uma obra dessas voce fica um bom tempo refletindo sobre tudo, racionais foi muito importante pra muita gente
Ainda é é vai continuar sendo
Pede pra ele reagir ao sertanejo universitario
Queria ver ele reagindo a : '' A vida é um Desafio -Racionais MCs ''
Chega de racionais kkkkk tem tanto grupo foda tbm pra indicar
Essa é boa demais mas o clipe nem tem legenda disponivel e ngm legenda tbm, n recomenda musica q nem é legendada cara, ele n vai entender qual é o sentido ?
Gostaria de ver também!
Reagindo a "Eu Queria Mudar" seria uma boa também.
Ele já reagiu
Caraca, o que me impressiona é ver que se tem muitas coisas parecidas em ambos os países. Dinheiro para manter uma parte da população sobre vigilância eles tem, mas para fornecer serviços básicos de uma maneira satisfatório para essa mesma população não. Ansioso para ver os reacts de Portugal e da França. E tbm do amarelo.
Sim, fato. A herança da escravidão é dureza. Mas o que me impressiona mais é um cara de fora do país, de um lugar culturalmente diferente entender melhor o funcionamento do sistema em relação as favelas (utilizando tradutor e pequenas consultas a internet, como a do IBGE), do que a nossa própria população, que está a menos de um bairro de distância. Aqui a galera diariamente tem que tá repetindo as mesmas coisas e não dá em nada, se fingem de desentendidos.
claro que é isso em varios lugares, todo tem um governo quebrado
@@playdoslage É porque o Brasil é atrasado, o que estamos vivendo aqui no Brasil foi vivenciado no USA a mais de 30 anos.
Até a forma de pensar do Brasileiro é de 30+ anos atrás, nas questões políticas então nem se fala...
A maioria dos Brasileiros não sabem a função de cada cargo político no qual eles mesmos vota, coisa mais comum é você ver alguém culpando algum presidente por uma obra municipal inacabada e esses mesmo ainda vota no prefeito que estava no cargo durante o período do roubo (Olha a bizarrice), não sabem nem como funciona a economia do país, isso se via nos anos 50' 60' lá no USA. Eles já passaram por isso, o Brasil em pleno século 21 ainda há pessoas assim, e é a maioria...
Brazilians are enjoying your reactions because you can capture the essence, this is magic! Many people react and just think it's "Cool" but they can't see the philosophy of life behind it.
A hug from a Brazilian loose in the world.
You got it all, as always! Great analysis. And this is the proof that the poetry of Racionais are able to go deep and explain Brazilian society. Best channel
Great stuff. I love it. You gotta know these these songs are almost 20 years old and people know them back to back, over 10-minute raps, if you go to any hood ANYWHERE IN BRAZIL, people will sing them to you, back to back. I don't think there's any other rapper in the world who has achieved that. Racionais is a match to The Beatles.
Thats really true. Its crazy how people can sing 8-10 minutes Racionais songs
Brazil e os EUA pra música não tem pra ninguém 🇧🇷❤️
Está música é do início dos anos 90, mas até hoje é realidade nas comunidades brasileiras, Racionais são ícones do rap aqui no Brasil.
Mano.. é isso! Você reagiu a umas das mais antológicas músicas nacionais. “Homem na Estrada”. Racionais Mc’s tem a habilidade de relatar de forma mais crua o cotidiano de milhões de pretos e pobres. Obrigado e parabéns pelo seu trabalho.
I apologise for not commenting in English.
Heyyy BR English teacher here wanted to make some considerations about the translation you had access to, man, 'cause this is one of my favorites.
So, something very present in the spoken text and not in the written part are interjections, which are used a lot for rhyming in this song. Things like "sim", "então", "não" they make the flow go smooth but also convey emphasis which is sometimes absent from the text. There are also many small mistakes students commonly make, but it would be very difficult to just rewrite the whole thing and you're gonna have to live with most of them. Some passages, however, where you looked kinda confused and that I'd definitely rephrase differently are below:
6:53 - Balancing on a ravine, a badly-finished and dirty room / his only home, though, his property and refuge
7:05 - from above or from below, if it rains it will be deadly
7:19 - somebody found a girl, dead and raped / (her killer) must have been very angry / dude, so many hits! / she was unrecognizable, her face disfigured
7:42 - I want my son to not even remember this place / for him to have a safe life / I don't want him to grow up...
12:40 - with his head full, he goes out for a walk / does not believe what he sees, not like that / kids, cats and dogs competing nose by nose / for breakfast outside the open air market
13:11 - he was gunned down at close range at school / fueling bougie kids with coke
13:30 - a week later, crack cocaine arrived / rich people behind it, a corporate board
13:43 - their customers have money and buy well / they're at home, with somebody influent as a partner / bougie kids drugged up to their bones / to sell drugs over here? Great deal
16:26 - some robberies around rose up suspicions / so, they said it was the slum, as usual
16:50 - as if it were an incurable disease: a tattoo on his arm (DVC) and a robbery charge
THAT IT. Peeeeeeeeeeace
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Valeu demais pelas correções! Essa tradução do vídeo não estava tão precisa
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Vc manda bem nos comentários...
Racionais mc... é raiz aqui no Brasil....
Os verdadeiros curtem muito
A melhor de Racionais vc ainda não ouviu! A VIDA É DESAFIO.
TONI TORNADO!!!!!! ITS A MUST,BRASILIAN FUNK GROOVY SOUL
Reaction FACÇÃO CENTRAL - ISSO AQUI É UMA GUERRA
very good, react to the song "O Mundo é um Moinho" (the world is a mill)", by the singer and composer "Cartola", for me one of the most beautiful songs in the world.
congratulations on the work.
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Emicida - Eminência Parda part. Dona Onete, Jé Santiago e Papillon.
(English CC)
Best song!!!
Awesome!
This song was written by Escadinha (1956-2004). He is known by his prison scapes (dude... his history is insane). Also, he is one of the founders of Comando Vermelho, one of the biggest criminal organizations in Brazil.
Escadinha tried to quit the crime life. He was working as a cab driver and got shot twice in his face (we still don't know who killed him). Police said he was killed by mistake... i don't believe
@@renanhartwellwhite103 He got what he deserved. Why are people feeling sorry about these scumbags? We should feel sorry for all of the victims of their horrible crimes.
@@caiqueborges9812 Sim, ele colheu o que plantou. Meu ponto é que provavelmente foi a polícia que o matou, o que também seria errado, já que o erro de um não anula o erro do outro. Bem, não deixa de ser uma história interessante de se ver...
@@renanhartwellwhite103 eu sei que não é o certo a policia matar, mas também não sei o contexto da situação. Duvido que tenha se rendido sem revidar. Além disso o que adianta prender uns caras desses? Pra população ter que sustentar mais um vagabundo na cadeia, até que ele fuja ou pior, a justiça o libere e continue cometendo crimes? Esse último caso do Lázaro foi um exemplo. Tem pessoas que não tem recuperação. Nesses casos é melhor botar um fim de uma vez por todas
@@renanhartwellwhite103 alem disso, vc mesmo disse que nem sabe se foi a policia que matou
In the end we can hear the reporter saying “a dead man was found in a road”. As another comment here said, it is important to understand the poetry of the song and its title
Facção Central - Isso aqui é uma Guerra
Loving your reactions. Can't even describe just how huge Racionais are for our culture. Definitely recommend you to check out "Eu sou 157", "da ponte pra cá" e "to ouvindo alguém me chamar"
Pra mim é a melhor musica dos racionais.
Good man!
Mano Brown is a true legend from Brazil!
Your pronunciation of "homem na estrada" was actually very good
We r brothers!! Racionais Mc’s!! save!
Man, don't forget "Hoje Deus anda de Blindado" too
Eu gosto muito dos seus reacts, são bem completos e você realemente traduz como se sente muito bem em relação a música.
it would be cool to react to "charlie brown jr-o preço" alright it's rock, but Chorão always preached respect and passed on a cool message to young people, rap, rock and hiphop united, without discrimination, Brazil has a lot of history in the matter of music, a lot of diversity. Great content, it's good to see that all this cultural baggage is understood by the gringa.
seria maneiro uma reação a "charlie brown jr-o preço" tudo bem que é rock, mas chorão sempre pregou o respeito e passou uma mensagem maneira pros jovens, rap, rock e hiphop unidos, sem discrimação, Brasil tem bastante historia em questão de musica, diversividade pra caramba. Ótimo conteúdo, é bom ver que todas essa bagagem cultural é entendida pela gringa.
Hi Bro. Good job for those reactions. Your channel is the best I have watched about it. I am Brazilian and 39 yrs old . I grow up in the slum and I listened that song with 16 yrs old. That music group with those lyrics supported me, my brother, and many friends to have a critical mind and stay away far from the drugs, guilts and to have pride about ours history. I listed that song on tape radio. Racionais mc's is the best Brazilian rap group. Take care man, peace.
React the music: Canão Foi Tão Bom - the best song of Sabotage
Like most families in Brazil in the 80's, my parents came from the countryside and from a poor place and settled in a big city.
It wasn't difficult to go to school and deal with the bodies of bandits along the way.
At that time there were two types of poor.
1. Miserables who come from zero and who had nothing but their own lives, therefore, followed the path of crime.
2. People who also had nothing and weren't criminals, lived in search of the American dream, own house, family and a car. I was born into this environment.
My father is an orphan and was very hostile as a child, our upbringing was always very strict, but the values of honesty, dignity and intelligence were not neglected. We never had luxury or branded clothes but we didn't go hungry or cold either. He is my inspiration because he raised 4 children who were not corrupted by the system. However humble they are today, they are citizens and contribute to society.
Seus vídeos são muito bons. Obrigado por conhecer e admirar nossa cultura e o RAP nacional!
Hey man, I’m Brazilian, white, and signed up your channel recently. Though I always knew the importance of Racionais MC’s, I had never stopped to listen to their music carefully (I don’t dislike hip hop, but it’s not the musical rhythm I use to listen to frequently - though I love other black music styles like samba, soul, blues, jazz, R&B). I discovered your channel cause I started recently to watch some videos of “gringos reacting” to Brazilian music, and I just got stuck here watching your videos and I’m just mesmerized listening to Racionais MC’s (and your comments). I’m telling this just to let you know that, thanks to you, now I, a Brazilian citizen, discovered why Racionais are so important and legendary. They’re really a phenomenon of talent and doubtfully deserve their place in Brazilian music Olympus - beside their social importance. Great job.
And don’t feel pressured to respond all the requests made by Brazilians, it’s your channel and you of course you do what you want, in your time. It’s just that we Brazilians feel praised when our culture is appreciated by foreigners and have this habit of demanding recognition of them.
So thanks for spreading our music and culture in US and the world (and even to Brazilians, like me) and congratulations for your música sensibility and your activist work for the cause of black people and culture, it’s really super important.
Shout out to you! 🖤
Reage a Racionais mc
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Da ponte prá cá
Eu sou 157
Tô ouvindo alguém me chamar
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A hail from São Paulo-Brasil, what a nice reaction, Brazil thanks you brother.
Man, sua reação é uma das melhores, nem precisa por gringo. Tá chegando!!
Ainda tem tanta musica do racionais que ele nem imagina, mais esse cara reagindo, pegando a letra, entendendo a musica, desenrolado demais. Parabens
you should react to:
Facção Central - Eu não pedi pra nascer | I did not ask to be born | English lyrics
it is a very hard to hear song that talks about the brutality around the child abuse and exploration that happens in brazil.
its quite sad, but i think you would have a good take on that. it really fits the music genre aswell.
great job man, keep up the work!
MANO,PODE SE PASSAR O TEMPO QUE FOR SEMPRE SERÁ A MESMA COISA.
Show! Legenda o que esta dizendo pra gente kkk 🙅🏻♂️ Racionais e simbolo, devia ser patrimonio publico.
Já tem legendado mano
I lived in the states for over 4 years. Newark, NJ and basically Vallejo, CA. As an immigrant I could see with my own eyes the similarities with Brazil. It’s very sad.
I’m very happy to see our music our culture going abroad.
Cheers bro
Dude I’m a Brazilian rap lover, emicida, planet hemp and facção central, are the best after racionais
bro, youre the goat, like real talk, its dope see people from other countries like the US, listening to our rap songs cause in certain things our countries have similarities. It’s way more nice in your case, bcs everytime that you reacted you showed a pure and genuine interest to understood and listening the music, you don’t simply pretend that you are listening or some type of dumb shit, and i aprecciate that, shoutout from a brazillian 🙏
Todo dia venho aq pra ver se já adicionaram as legendas em português kkkk
Né po, e nada
mandei agora"! daqui a pouco ta postado
Adicionaram man
First time I went emotional with this song was watching your review. I'm 37. Well done. New follower.
Negão, se tu vier pro BR, mais precisamente pro Sul te pago um churrasco.
chê, tô de prova aqui se ele vir hahahah sou vegano mas tive que te apoiar nessa hahaha
O homem na estrada was one of the first Racionais songs I heard and this song made me understand the place I was growing up
Esse canal tem os reacts mais lúcidos que eu já vi. O mano do canal parece ser um cara muito vivido e entende cada estrofe da letra.
Não sei se disse por que não está com legenda.
Mas se Reparar o Tim Maia está na música. Abraço gostei das suas reações, em relação às músicas dos anos 90 que fazem susseso até hoje, é que mudou vidas e mostrou a realidade e a histórias deles, principalmente quando Racionais Mc cantam. ( Mano Browl ) é histórias que aconteceram com eles, entre outras tbm
É a intro de Ela Partiu
Foi a primeira coisa que ele falou aos 0:53
I've been watching to your reactions since the beginning of this week and I'm glad you manage to understand the lyrics even though they have minor (sometimes major) mistranslations... Keep up the good work, GG!
React a Facção Central - Hoje Deus anda de blindado.
Facção Central vai travar o Nintendo do gringo, vai se legal a reação dele ouvido Estrada da Dor
Facção Central vai travar o Nintendo do gringo, vai se legal a reação dele ouvido Estrada da Dor
Pra mim essa é a melhor musica dos racionais. É a realidade da periferia.
Obrigado por gostar e admirar nossa música Brasileira, também admiro a música norte Americana, não conhecia seu canal vi hoje , e já me escrevi, porquê é otimo
Cara uma música foda pra tu reagir seria Castelo Triste do facção central
Mas infelizmente n tem legenda inglês
naldinho povo da periferia
ou GoG amor venceu a guerra
Nossa, véi, fiquei mal ouvindo essa. Baixo astral.
Posso traduzir essa
@@edsonrenan3980 eu tbm :/
I had to introduce my background so you know which side I've always been on.
For being born in a miserable place. Racionais was the soundtrack of the rascals of the time and it also matched our reality. In 1990 they had a weekend in the park, which told about what it was like at that time, as well as music a man on the road, there were 3 cores in macro mode Miserable lower class, middle class and upper class, the middle class was the one who dictated what it was relevant or not, and many wanted to be like them, but for being unique and with violence slamming the door. I start a movement to hate both rich and middle class. So much so that the bandits had an honor code of not stealing in the favela. And helping many who lived there with them, I didn't make an alliance with anyone, I knew that my family, however humble, was still more structured than many at the time.
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this is my favorite racionais song. i work at a school in a favela, i see many children with no hope in the future, and i want to be a teacher. it breaks my heart. people just knew someone who trust on them...
13:02 this part... it always makes me cry a little. poor children, black children, who cares for them? no one... then they get old and their lives are forever in this loop of poverty and crime
Reage a Castelo Triste - Facção Central
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mannnn Voce é foda demaia cara da uma aula de interpretação, achei muito bom você comentar que eles testam ai, e trazem pra ca. true
Man, you give many brazilians a good perspective on reality, due the fact that inner critical analysis aren't too seriously taken among us. Some of my fellowcitizens bring up the "slumdog syndrome", in which people think foreigner realities are always better, and brazilians are lesser. I guess this deep, despite casual experience of learning is a remarkable asset your channel has and one of the main reasons why your audience turned so brazilian... (also, we're NOW in a very ugly shape politcal-wise).
We loooove Mcs Racionais ! Is like a brazil movie! Thanks for meet us
reage a: Facção Central- Castelo Triste.
Maximum respect for you man....you understand everything about the Racionais songs. Keep this way brow...respect from Brazil 👊👏
Podia ter jesus negão com legenda pra ele reagir kkkk
Puta merda, eu quero muito ver isso hahahahhahahahahha
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tenho 50 anos essa e melhor musica deles relata nossa cultura de corpo e alma a realidade brasileira um abraço
Amazing React! Hugs from Goiânia-BR, bro. 🇧🇷🇺🇲🤝
Hey man, “ o homem na estrada” is one of my favorite songs, lyrics are so strong and reflects the reality that elites wants to hide, as usual the war history is always what is told by the winners, Racionais MC is always the chance to understand the other point of view, those guys are amazing!
@goonygoogles I just love your reactions and ratings of brazilian raps. It is so sad how reality continues to repeat itself over time and in so many countries. Thanks for your great thoughts!
Greetings from Brazil.
Your channel is great man, much better than all those others. You respect the sound, you interpret and try to understand an synthesize. You're admirable.
Racionais are great, and your reviews live up to it, man. Keep it up, you don't need me to tell you that, but you're the real deal
Depois que eu achei esse canal e assistir a primeira reação dele da música "Eu não pedir pra nascer" do Facção Central eu viciei no conteúdo desse cara. Ele entende tão bem a mensagem que a música passa e realmente tem interesse sobre aprender cada vez mais sobre nossa cultura... Racionais estavam anos a frente de sua geração
Bro, you really feel what this music means for us!!! I'm gonna send this video for all my homies. God bless
Cheers mate I'm Brazilian but I live in Newcastle UK always enjoying a good rap got ur channel from some Portugal friends
Essa questão que comentou a respeito de "POLICIAR" no Brasil é tão gritante que nós temos uma policia que faz a parte de inteligencia e investigações (policia civil) e uma policia feita e exclusivamente para "policiar" que é a policia militar, que segue até hoje nas ruas com única e exclusiva função de reprimir geral.
Rap = Realidade Através das Palavras....Brasil é Foda!!!
Great content, man! I liked a lot the opening disclaimer about not being a "gringo react" because what I'm liking the most on your channel is how you bring your personal hip hop experience when comparing with our brazillian artists. Keep up the good work man!
I hit like on this video before even watching it.. so excited for this reaction.
Ur the best bro. Thank u for this react. Brazilian music, also like american, is very rich. Thank u again.
Racionais, he was probably the first type of poor, but with the talent for reporting everyday life, his rhythm was sonorous and contagious, I remember that my father repressed us not to listen to these bandit songs. But my neighbors listened to it every single day, at that time there were no cell phones or video games at the most super Nintendo that only a few more fortunate ones had. Therefore, our childhood was well controlled, as the most famous games were flying a kite, playing ball or marbles. Badly we could play in the street because in my neighborhood banditry dominated, it was not difficult to have to run home, as there was intense exchange of fire.
As much as I don't know what being a bandit and having a short life, I know how the innocent people had to adapt to the oppression that violence generated at that time.
Disclame wanted to send you an email so the comments would not be open to the public.
I'll try to share a little bit of the vision of what it was like at that time with the song “a man on the road” that you reacted to on youtube.
Essa música é um filme! Forte demais
for the old good fans of racionais, this is THE best song of the group.
I feel ya like a brother, Goony. Cuz our crossed realities in BR and USA are overall spreaded. Great React
You have a very good understanding of Racionais mc's lyrics, I really like your reaction to our songs. I wanted to one day watch your you put on songs for close friends, to see their reaction too.