FIRST TIME HEARING Beastie Boys - Paul Revere (REACTION)
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- Beastie Boys
Paul Revere
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Anyone who is Gen X knows all the lyrics to this song.
Lol, the whole album!
Facts.
Fax
One of the first cassettes i bougth for myself!
Whenever I hear the end of this song, expect to hear "Hold it now...HIT IT!" next.
Yo, a wiffle ball bat is one of those hollow plastic bats they give to kids. So like... um... I don’t think he was trying to say he beat her with it... 😂
Ya. Also, what's up w/ youtubers NOT knowing what's a wiffle ball bat??? Bc he's 3rd guy doing Paul Revere reaction video that didn't know wiffle ball bat. Must be generation thing?!..bc EVERY kid played wiffle ball in 80s-90s America
@@thismothafuckasaid7304 I feel old AF because I noticed the same thing. I guess if you don't know what Wiffle Ball Bat is then you wouldn't know how it fits in a girl.
@@thismothafuckasaid7304 😂 I know right? What about a wiffle ball? Those little hollow plastic baseballs with all the holes in them so it’s harder to do any damage?
I know all about wiffle technology but it took Paul Revere doing the rounds on TH-cam for me to realize I’ve never written the word or seen it in print, so I don’t actually know how to spell it, and autocorrect doesn’t seem to know either. Wiffle? Whiffle? Wi-Fil?
@@thismothafuckasaid7304 Yeah, they're youngins. That's the only thing about reactions to older music sometimes, many don't get the references because it was before their time. But a wiffle ball bat in this song is well.....you know what he's talking about. Lol!!!
Hopefully not one of the Bam Bam types. Cause those are like 5 in diameter. Lol
One of the greatest albums of all-time from beginning to end FIRE
That’s a reversed 808 bass you’re hearing. This song on a sound system in my car back in the day- shook the whole damn ride- that bass and “whoosh” is KILLER on the right speakers! Now plz..No sleep til Brooklyn” and “Shes Crafty” next-✌️✨
Foooo shooooooo
Hold it now hit it!!
It's yours by spoonie get played backwards
nothin sounds quite like an 8 0 8
Yeah, in the 90s everyone had giant speakers in their trunks and this reverse bass was just electric. Love this song.
“Three MC’s and One DJ”.
If you do 3 MCs and 1 DJ, make sure you watch the video. It’s hilarious.
Yes, not enough people have reacted to it!!
Hes not ready.
@@thelastdrive-inscreen2393 😂😂😂
@@DocRobert I think he should go on the journey us old heads went through. I think he should know that these dudes were originally punk rockers that fell in love with hip hop. That way he will "get it" when he hears later works. "Paul's Boutique" is going to blow his fucking mind. "Hello Nasty" is a sonic masterpiece.
Eminem says that these guy's were the ones that made him want to start to rap.
he also borrowed this album cover for Kamikaze.
“The New Style” and “Rhyming and Stealing”
When I put the license to ill album tape on there wasn’t any pauses between songs and it was hard to tell when a song started or ended. It was like one hour long song that was entertaining. I’m tell you that you can hit play on that album and listen to the whole thing without skipping a song and be like that was a good song. 😂
hes right this is the way to listen to it
same on Paul's Boutique.
I still sing at the end of this one "Hold it now hit it!!"
Beastie here we go!!!This album is a classic,huge.Every songs is great on this album.Posse in Effect,Brass Monkey,Rhymin & Stealin........🥳🎼🤚👍🏼🎼🤚!!!
I'm white 40 something from the UK. And these guys brought me up. This song takes me back. And I love your promoting it. Good job my American cousin. Keep up the good work. Love to my American cousins.
This was way before NWA and Public Enemy. The violence in this song is more like cartoon violence rather than actual killing.
Well it was about a 3 year gap between the License To Ill and NWA / Public Enemy era...Sooooo not way before
@@roberth2285 Actually, Public Enemy's debut album, Yo! Bum Rush the Show, was released on February 10th 1987; about 3 months after the Beastie Boys released License to Ill (November 15th 1986).
Public Enemy has been part of the Stop the Violence movement since the beginning. They've never released any violent "gangsta" songs like NWA.
@@Steely_Fran Yea, but I was putting it more in the context of their moments respectively for their music to shine culturally on a large scale, and that didn't really come for Public Enemy until Fear of a Black Planet. I mean if I wanted to argue on your point then I could say that technically The Beastie Boys formed in 1979 and making music (just not with Def Jam) so they would actually be way before Public Enemies time.
@@roberth2285 I hear you. When I read your comment, I thought you may not have known that both groups released their debut albums within 3 months of each other. I wasn't trying to be snarky, and I apologize if my comment came off that way ✌️
Every song on the License to Ill album is fire.
Thank you for taking our suggestions!! 🤗❤️
Been waiting for a long time from other channels.
Same....
Beastie for life !
EVERY SONG OF THIS ALBUM IS TRIPLE FIRE!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Outside of the fact that the beastie boys are the shit! And every song they have done is amazing. This song is brilliantly written in my opinion.
I’m so here for your Beastie Boys journey, man, don’t stop.
Check out Pass The Mic. It’s too cold. Love.
They where way before slim shady
You definitely need to check out the whole album. Oh yeah and if you look at the album cover in the mirror, it says "EAT ME" lol.
Yeah caught that earlier only took 34yrs
Things I learned today at 46 yrs old. Lol. Ty
The Paul's Boutique album was a turning point for them. Definitely be open to suggestions from that and what came after. Can't wait
Yep! Fist Boys song I ever heard on the radio; album dropped a few weeks later. 1986!
“ we gonna be here for a while”
Me - 😃😃😃🤘🤘🤘👍👍👍
EVERY SONG ON THAT ALBUM IS PURE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Not even gonna recommend a song from that album cuz........ IT DOESN'T MATTER!!!!!! BANGERS
Wanna really get down with the Beastie Boys? Try “3 mcs and 1 dj”. Mix Master Mike was truly an unsung hero to their popularity
I nearly stole my brothers cassette tape in 85.
I was waiting for at least 2 years for BB to be somewhat covered by the reaction channels. I vote for the video for Root Down.
Word 🆙
Same Here !
RIP MCA 😞
React to Root Down video by the Beastie Boys
Word 🆙
I am sooo stoked that (finally, after 2 yrs of requesting Beastie Boys reactions, on many many channels) we getting some !! But, also, Wondering why, all the casual fan pop songs keep making the cut ? I mean, I love fight for right, paul revere, brass monkey, Sabatoge, etc... Don't get me wrong... But, man, we need to get into their Hip Hop roots :
Root Down
Sure Shot
Pass The Mic
Skills To Pay The Bills
Lookin Down the Barrel
Hey Ladies
Shake Your Rump
Car Thief
Shadrach
Too Many Rappers- featuring Nas
Ch-Ch-Check It Out
Remote Control
Egg Man
It's such a deep and creative catalog ! Hoping the commentors start requesting the deep stuff.
*Fun Fact - they are back masking an 808 beat in this song*
👍
That bass line is straight fire. Used to pump it thru my Kicker Competition 12's
Yes, the whole album is 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
Public Enemy, Run DMC, Beastie Boys, Ice Cube ... 👍👍👍
The story I heard about this beat is that MCA (R.I.P.), heard them rewinding the track on the reel to reel and liked the way it sounded backwards, so they made this song out of it. Much love and respect
Every song on this album is fire only to people over 40. Luckily I'm 41.
Right...lol I am 46 remember beastie boys!
My first introduction to rap here, in the 80's. I'm 46 🤘🤘🤘
Me to I'm 54
The album I had to buy like 10 times cause parents found it 9 times.
@@williambarcal9303 lol worth it
On the album, immediately after the last bit of Paul Revere, they go right into "Hold it, now Hit it!" 😎
Pretty much the entire Licensed to Ill album is fire. Brass Monkey, Slow & Low, Rhyming and Stealing, No Sleep Til Brooklyn...all hits, all the time!
The smiles on the mug says it all!
Cut my teeth on this song I remember when the cassette tape came out and I bought it loved it word out played it over and over LOL
Didn't matter who was on the turn tables, Beastie Boys had mad DJ cut's.
Car Thief, Shake Your Rump, Shadrach, Rhymin & Stealin, The New Style, Brass Monkey, High Plains Drifter, Droppin Science, Eggman, Johnny Ryall....just everything.
They was in a bar.. he didn’t shoot a kid. In NY and Jersey we use to call everybody “kid son god dun or whatever regardless of how old they are. Paul Revere was a gangster song before they started calling songs like this gangster rap.
@Tim Keith rap music it self was about your experience. It could be about parties, girls school or violence. It was the alternative.. gangster rap wasn’t only about your experience it was also things you heard and read about. It’s a entertaining art form so technically it’s gangster rap by definition...you think Ice T, Easy E, Ice Cube..etc was actually robbing banks and committing murders?! I can see why you probably subconsciously down play their gangster. The term gangster was coined because of NWA.. if you haven’t check out their book you should It’s a good read.
@Tim Keith oh one last thing the story isn’t fictional it’s actually a story of how They all met and it’s actually true told in a funny cartoonish way.
@Tim Keith no it’s creative freedom.. real events mixed with entrainment.. do you know why it’s called hiphop?
@Tim Keith ok lol you win! FYI it’s a true story so is paul revere gangster rap?
@Tim Keith I wasn’t trying to play or diss you I was just humbly expressing my ideas based on my own personal experiences growing up in Jersey. I was in the 8th grade when they dropped... I can respectfully disagree but you can’t hear my tone through text so you didn’t know that it’s not that serious.. just have some fun. My apologies if I came off as offensive.
This song is 34 years old. I was twelve and wouldn't be who I am today had i not heard it.
The New Style.
Great reaction man, as a Beastie Boys diehard fan, every song on Licensed to Ill is timeless, but id skip the shortest track "Girls", every other song is incredible. Id highly recommend Rhymin' & Stealin, The New Style, She's Crafty, Brass Monkey, Posse in Effect, Hold It Now Hit It, Time To Get Ill. Definitely react to Professor Booty from Beasties 3rd album Check Your Head. But their 2nd album Pauls Boutique is an experience and meant to be listened to front to back, its a sampling masterpiece! Some great tracks to react to though would be Shake Your Rump, Hey Ladies, Shadrach, High Plains Drifter, Car Thief...jeez, the whole album is perfect.
Bah, Girls is one of my favorites! (And I'm a girl.)
Girls is one of my all time favorites from this classic rap album.
Paul's Boutique is their best album. It's a work of art from start to finish.
License to iLL album first- Songs “No sleep til Brooklyn “ and “Shes Crafty”, for starters- ✌️
It’s true!! Love listening to them in my car
Yes definitely everything on License to Ill is 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Who knew 3 jewish white guys from NYC in the early 80s would make such a huge contribution to rap and hip-hop.
#1 This is a fictional story. They were in a bar, so there wouldn't be any children. When he said kids it would be 18-22 year range, younger adults.
A whiffle ball is the plastic ball with holes in it. A Wiffleball bat is an plastic hollow bat.
"No sleep till Brooklyn" is a must!
Time to Get Ill is still one of my very favorite songs ever. That is a song on Licensed to Ill. I don't remember seeing anyone react to this song.
fight for your right to party was the big hit, that made them famous, but this song was the one that everyone who had the album, would memorize and use as a secret language. All you would have to do is say "Now......Here's.." and everyone would just join in. I am talking about WHITE AMERICA. RunDMC cracked the door open and made it to a few of us. The Beasties were there a year later to take it all the way to the farm lands. Beer drinking, girl chasing and distorted guitars drew the rock crowd in. Some of us followed to Paul's Boutique, a classic, and Check your head where they picked up their own instruments and actually jammed on about half the tracks. They continued that for the rest of their career. If Run DMC are the Kings of Rap, these guys are definitely crowned princes.
They're oldest (1985) and my favorite album!
Recently found your channel. You're doing a great job Swaggy
As a lifelong Beastie fan, I gotta say their song and video "3 MCs and 1 DJ" is the truest and best representation of their artistry. You gotta check it out
I listened to this album so much! I was waiting for "Hold it Now" to come up after Paul Revere. They blend one into the other on the album.
Love this one, Whatcha Want, and Hey Ladies.
the reverse base in this song is the shit, I love it....
Right after this song ends I always say to myself “Hold It Now”
Was in high school 16 years old bopping to this.
Bruh beastie boys license to ill is the shit!!! I'm 46 now still remember it like it was yesterday. Every song fiyaaaa
Bro that album changed the world. Hip Hop went from the streets to world wide.
PLEASE DONT STOP SO MUCH...AND YES THE BEASTIES HAVE BARS FOR MILES!!! DO THE WHOLE ALBUM BUT WAIT UNTILL YOU GET TO THE SABOTAGE ALBUM WHERE THEY ALL PLAY INSTRUMENTS...PEACE FROM THE NORTHEAST...
THX FOR THE LIKE
YES, was about say the same thing!
I APPRECI8 YOU STOPPING LOTS. WATCHING REACTION VID FOR REACTION. IF U WANNA JUST HEAR THE SONG DON'T WATCH A REACTION VIDEO
This beat is a regular hip hop beat actually put in reverse. If you have this instrumental on vinyl, you can spin it backwards and it becomes a regular 80,s rap beat.
12 years old when this album came out love it just as much niw as I did back then
🔥🔥🔥🔥 this the real rap the story tellin
pauls boutique and check your head are amazing.... the Beastie Boys got uncle LL cool J into the game...
every song on Licensed to Ill was/is a hit!
YES...going old school. I remember....
Yes do em all. Different but great!!!!
Beasties influenced everyone. They were one of the forefathers of hip hop.
i memorized it in 3rd grade.my favorite rap band
It’s EPIC man, react to EVERY SONG!!! 💯👏🏻💯
The only time the beasties ever did a battle rap was on Professor Booty. It’s only in the last verse and it is only MCA a responding to third bass. But now a days the guys from third bass have nothing but respect for the beasties
It's true...every song is fire
Saw them a few times in late 80s early 90s concert ! Thx for sharing this ..miss those days🥰
Hey Ladies & shake your rump
are some of my favorite
For those of us who are Gen X (or Xennial like me), this was one of the first two Beastie Boys song a lot of us heard, because it managed to be a crossover--although I don't remember it crossing over until AFTER Fight for Your Right, because that charted high on the mainstream chart, and then we all hunted down (and immediately memorized) Paul Revere.
(At the time, there were a lot of 'This is how our crew got together, aren't we badasses' rhyming going around.)
Beastie boys - The New Style. It's the second track off of License to Ill
RIP, MCA. Always loved by many in my generation. ❤
Watching your reactions to BB all afternoon and you know I had to dig up my CD collection. Obviously I no longer have the cassettes, so I went as old school as I could. I was jamming Licensed To ILL while rollin through the line at the car wash today.
Fight for your right is to me their best song
This song bumped on the Fosgates in 1992
Every single one! 🔥🔥🔥
Back in the 80’s and 90’s we always referenced adults as kid.
Yes yes yes it’s an awesome album!
Paul's Boutique is their best album IMHO. I'm a Beasties head. The book is right in front me.
You got a big hole to go down for this! let's get started.
Brass Monkey
So What'cha Want
She's Crafty
Sure Shot
Intergalactic
Hey Ladies
No Sleep Til Brooklyn
Beastie Boys.. they were responsible for LL Cool J getting signed to a major label. They all grew up in the NYC area, where you had Beastie Boys, LL, Anthrax, and Public Enemy all within 15 minutes of each other!
I'm a Gen x and yes I do know all the lyrics. I'm 50. I was jamming beasties like in 1986. But I grew up mostly metal
Listen to Paul's Boutique from start to finish, I guarantee it'll be the best journey you've ever been on.
Rhymin & Stealin, she’s crafty. Give em a chance.
Its true homie! Every song!!
I have a four hour Beastie mix and it never lets up. Their instrumental stuff is sick too and will even make you more of a fan.
License to Ill and Pauls Boutique, are both 100% fire albums. If you're curious about Beastie Boys influence on the culture, check out Chuck D and LL Cool J's speeches before Beastie Boys were inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame in 2012 (It's on TH-cam). Powerful stuff.
It's true. Entire album is 🔥
those reverse bass beats...my childhood.
Most influential rap band of all time. It's not even close. Watch the greatest of all time documentary. It may sound crazy if you don't know them but you probably will agree after watching it.
Shout out the GOAT...Mix Master Mike on the tables
Grew up on beastie boys.
EVERY song is FIIYYYAA. like dylan.
GX. …… Here. Saw license to ILL TOUR. AND FRESH FEST. LIVED 10 blocks from Spectrum in Philly ………Then saw them their last tour like 10-15 years ago.
License to I’ll is one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time!!!!!!
Must hear live David Letterman “Ch-Check it out” and live on MTV “An Open letter to NYC” must see
You got to hear guy's like Method Man and Red Man you can also put Eric Sherman in the mix the 80's and 90's at it's best
You can hear their influence, with Kid Rock As well..
Had this running on my Walkman 24/8 ...
Open letter to NYC. It’s a 2004 or so release. Later then much of the big hits. Great bars
3rd base stepping til the a.m. Dope beat Dope Flows.
I was going to say Pop Goes the Weasel, but those work!
Hell yes.
3rd base is sick also.