I was at Woodstock 94 and will never forget it. 3 of my friends and myself went together as our graduation presents to ourselves. We still talk about it to this day. Memories were made and lots of brain cells were destroyed.
@@lickit8096 Yes. I watched every band that I possibly could. Don't remember some as well as others. But it was great. RHCP closed one of the nights and they put on an amazing show.
@@deepdish2034 I was supposed to go to that one but couldn't get it all off of work. Kinda glad I missed it now though. I'd definitely like to go to the 50th anniversary but I know its going to be all corporate again like 99 was. Even more so probably.
Spent late 90s early 00's partying in places we weren't supposed to. Nothing like driving 45min on a dirt road, after an hr of paved road, and coming over the hill to a clearing filled with people dancing with purple glow sticks.
I was at Woodstock 99. Never in my life will I ever experience something like that again. There was over 500,000 people. Had met people from all over the world.
I wish I was my age now when 99 happened, I was 1 years old lol. I know it was a riot but you must be thankful that you at least where apart of that. I'd rather go to an event like woodstock 99 and hate it the entire time but at least be apart of it than not at all.
@@mast3rchief536 Well honestly I would never want to go to a show like that again. A lot had happened. Was lucky to have made it out of there unharmed. It was quite the journey and now I have a story to tell. Being trapped somewhere in the middle of a riot is never fun. So no I’m not thankful for that. I’m thankful we made it home.
Watch Woodstock 99 and When Korn comes out opening song is "Blind" and Jon says "ARE YOU READY", THAT IS 1 of the coolest moments ever.... It is like waves.
If you look at that performance.. right as "Blind" started you can see a Roman candle shooting off in the crowd.. I was about 10 feet from that... It was just as my shrooms started to kick in.. I will never forget it... scary but jaw droppingly awesome.
I'm happy for him they he got to experience that. Kids today listen to a select few of Cypress Hill's songs. He deserves it much more than many people I can name.
SARS STOCK" 2003 in Toronto, Ontario. I crowd surfed for 30 minutes to ACDC. 450,000 to 500,000 people. Wild time in my life. Look it up if you don't know about it
@@Anykindahandle lol it's just cypress hill they were ok but in the 90s there were many others that were much better and had a way larger following. They had a few good songs other than that they were shit
@@richardgladd266 bullshit. stuff like insane in the brain were anthems of a whole generation of stoners. they were the first latino hiphop act to sell more than 20 million albums globally. every early album was platinum and they headlined big rock festivals. like he says in the video: even kids whop hated hiphip would bounce on this shit. i could go on and on, but i will not make your homework for you, boy.
Mike Valley is an asshole. I almost wanted to punch that little guy's face at a Black Flag show. ...but, Greg Ginn is one of the coolest guys I've met. It's a shame Mike was given any part in the neo-Black Flag.
@@Steadfasting you wouldn't have the balls to even say one negative word to him lmao obviously you weren't holy enough to take the thrown Mike was attending and skating at the original Black flag shows while you were probably not even a tear in your momma's eye. The Music sucks anyways 😂
B even mentions being on bills with Metallica and it didn’t even cause joe to be like “oh yeah speak of the devil they played to a legendary crowd too”
I saw b real/ cypress hill at London eye about 15 year ago the guys still a legend, thanks to my dad for playing your stuff in the car whilst dropping me off to primary school been a fan since ☺
I was lucky enough to meet them all in the late 90s. They were in the greenhouse coffeeshop in amsterdam getting interviewed for a lads mag. They were all cool as fuck and they stayed for a couple of hours just smoking and chatting to people real cool guys.
Was at Glastonbury 2000 (I think, David Bowie headlined the Sunday) and they sold 150k. Estimated attendance was 250K for the same reason, ppl just jumping the walls and bombarding to the point of no control. Was my 1st and only time seeing Cypress play but damn was that a bucket list tick!
I was at the concert at the Watkins glen race track in the 70s. They sold 150,000 tickets but 750,000 showed up. It had 3 bands. The Greatful Dead, Allman Brothers, and The Band. Great concert.
figot latenby check this video about it. It was called the summer jam in 1973 at the Watkins glen speedway. It says 600,000 but most counts were more than that. th-cam.com/video/KqlADKgCS_Y/w-d-xo.html
The way Deftones creates music I feel is similar to CH, even if the genres are different. Both aren't afraid to stray off the beaten path to find something new that people may like.
I met B Real in Berkeley, CA. My friends were smoking a joint with him, and i was like "we can smoke ajoint with B Real anyday, let's go get down on some ping pong!" He laughed and I proceeded to whoop the opening bands ass at ping pong backstage.
Crack? Nah but is this shit real tho, how did you go from "my friends were smoking a joint with B Real" to "I then whooped the opening bands ass at ping pong, this sounds like the most fake celebrity meeting ever 🤣, nice try tho 👍🏽.
Got to see Cypress Hill on the Soul Assassins tour. Still have the T-shirt. . .it's just a step above lint at this point. Their first album is burned into my mind.
@aviato287 x it was 26 years ago so I'd just be guessing. Wasn't much more than 50, if that. Cypress, Rage Against The Machine, Funk Doobiest. House of Pain was supposed to be there but weren't.
Despite having over 500,000 people at the Woodstock festival, only two people died. One person died of a drug overdose. The other person who died at Woodstock was sleeping in a sleeping bag under a tractor. The driver did not know he was there, and accidentally ran him over.
Well well, if you want to have the woodstock vibe again, closest you will get will be "Pol'and'Rock" in Poland which was called also Woodstock 3 years ago... Its for todays standards the closest experience you can get, AND it for free.
To put that parking lot into perspective, that's the long runway at Griffis AFB. That runway is a back up runway for the space shuttle! Its twice as long as a normal military runway and a bit wider.
They played to 550,000 well imagine the crowd when Rod Stewart played to 3.5 million him and Jean Michael Jarre both hold the record for biggest audience with 3.5 million.
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I was at Woodstock 94 and will never forget it. 3 of my friends and myself went together as our graduation presents to ourselves. We still talk about it to this day. Memories were made and lots of brain cells were destroyed.
I was at Woodstock 99
Did you get to see Nine Inch Nails or RHCP?
@@lickit8096 Yes. I watched every band that I possibly could. Don't remember some as well as others. But it was great. RHCP closed one of the nights and they put on an amazing show.
@@deepdish2034 I was supposed to go to that one but couldn't get it all off of work. Kinda glad I missed it now though. I'd definitely like to go to the 50th anniversary but I know its going to be all corporate again like 99 was. Even more so probably.
Great.
B Real is so freaking cool, such a humble guy.
B Real to this day does not get the respect he deserves as a rapper....cypress hill is locked in as a top 10 hip hop group ever!
I like them for entertainment not necessarily hip hop. Definately NOT top 10.
Oohh they’re up there. Easily. They paved the way for so many groups.
c Guerrero listen to “Cuban necktie” and tell me that is not grade A hip hop....
@@Anykindahandleyou're trippin bro
tru3...
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Man B Real seems like such a cool ass dude
Early 90s was the best time to be a teenager out for adventure.
Best time to grow up as a kid too
Late 90s was the best 👌
Spent late 90s early 00's partying in places we weren't supposed to. Nothing like driving 45min on a dirt road, after an hr of paved road, and coming over the hill to a clearing filled with people dancing with purple glow sticks.
1990---2001 Golden Years
Metal head here and Cypress Hill is by far one of the best shows I've ever experienced. 💯
When did you attend theyre shows
I remember watching all that madness on MTV back in the day. What a show!
Now B Real has to have Joe on the Smokebox
Then it will be the Chatterbox.
It looks like 🌊 crashing into each other because that's what it is
He’s scared , apparently so is nick and Nate .
He said he is going on !
I guess joe was slightly less scared then I thought lol
Ah, the precious times before social media. How nice it was back then.
Never to be had again.
I was at Woodstock 99. Never in my life will I ever experience something like that again. There was over 500,000 people. Had met people from all over the world.
I wish I was my age now when 99 happened, I was 1 years old lol. I know it was a riot but you must be thankful that you at least where apart of that. I'd rather go to an event like woodstock 99 and hate it the entire time but at least be apart of it than not at all.
@@mast3rchief536 Well honestly I would never want to go to a show like that again. A lot had happened. Was lucky to have made it out of there unharmed. It was quite the journey and now I have a story to tell. Being trapped somewhere in the middle of a riot is never fun. So no I’m not thankful for that. I’m thankful we made it home.
Wasnt it the Woodstock where DMX performed ??
I was there 94" 19 years old. Changed my life. They threw a necklace of weed in the crowd. Best dayz of my life. Thx cypress hill 4 the memories
Vancouver 420 2019 Cannabis Festival. The most memorable line from b-real that day was "you couldn't do this shit 25 years ago".
Dam bro. I was born in 1990 lol I missed all that good shit
It was the 99 Woodstock different one
Watch Woodstock 99 and When Korn comes out opening song is "Blind" and Jon says "ARE YOU READY", THAT IS 1 of the coolest moments ever.... It is like waves.
Turk Fuck Yeah
It was a tsunami. It was insane. It was crazy.
They killed that show too. Prolly 1 of their top best performances. Easily.
*probably
If you look at that performance.. right as "Blind" started you can see a Roman candle shooting off in the crowd.. I was about 10 feet from that... It was just as my shrooms started to kick in.. I will never forget it... scary but jaw droppingly awesome.
0:25 That's Icelands entire population...
well to be fair, this concert had 20k+ more people than the Icelandic population
You missed 05:00 the crowd was estimated at 550,000 people.
@Lucas Cruz exactly. There's something off about the way icelanders look. I think it's because they screw their cousin so much
there was one concert called monster of rock in moscow they got 1.6 million people in that
But It's not Europe;)
I'm happy for him they he got to experience that. Kids today listen to a select few of Cypress Hill's songs. He deserves it much more than many people I can name.
in china the public pools look like a Woodstock concert
Yo nigga ain't u hiding out rn?
@@DrowzySkyWalker in china
LOL i think India or Mumbai as well
Jajajajaja! That's clever, but I believe it!
2pac got tired of the Bahamas, huh?
SARS STOCK" 2003 in Toronto, Ontario. I crowd surfed for 30 minutes to ACDC. 450,000 to 500,000 people. Wild time in my life. Look it up if you don't know about it
maybe they weren't there for cypress hill, but everybody liked them in the nineties. they were pretty metal.
They weren't bro cypress was never that big they were good but not like that
DMX was one of them
Richard Gladd wtf. They were never that big? You must have not been around in the 90s. Or maybe you were a square back in the day.
@@Anykindahandle lol it's just cypress hill they were ok but in the 90s there were many others that were much better and had a way larger following. They had a few good songs other than that they were shit
@@richardgladd266 bullshit. stuff like insane in the brain were anthems of a whole generation of stoners. they were the first latino hiphop act to sell more than 20 million albums globally. every early album was platinum and they headlined big rock festivals. like he says in the video: even kids whop hated hiphip would bounce on this shit. i could go on and on, but i will not make your homework for you, boy.
Hell yeah Cypress Hill can hang with anybody
That's a huge crowd. The biggest concert crowd I've seen was Metallica in Russia. They had a million people.
B real actually had interesting anecdotes to share but Rogan keeps freaking out over the photos
Always cracks me up when joe cracks up. A much contagious laugh for sure
Uhmm ok 👍🏽
Rick Harding bro 👍
"That's a small European country!" - he's right. When I visited Iceland they said they had less than 334,000 citizens.
no its not a small europen country,maybe Joe ment 3,400,000 instead of 340,000
Watching these podcasts stoned is amazing
Not really. Is this your like first time getting high ? If you smoke alot this shit just becomes the new normal. I barely get high anymore
I havent smoked since Christmas so when i do again ima be fucked up
@@bobbyboucher1855 ye man I need to take a break too.
Mike Vallely please. Get him on the podcast
Good one
Check out the 9 club
Mike Valley is an asshole. I almost wanted to punch that little guy's face at a Black Flag show. ...but, Greg Ginn is one of the coolest guys I've met. It's a shame Mike was given any part in the neo-Black Flag.
Fuck yeah
@@Steadfasting you wouldn't have the balls to even say one negative word to him lmao obviously you weren't holy enough to take the thrown Mike was attending and skating at the original Black flag shows while you were probably not even a tear in your momma's eye.
The Music sucks anyways 😂
Joe forgot James from Metallica talked about playing in front of 1 million people in Moscow.
Yeah but wasn't that concert free?
I said something similar before I read your comment. Funny that Joe reacted pretty much the same as he did when James hetfield told him about Moscow
B even mentions being on bills with Metallica and it didn’t even cause joe to be like “oh yeah speak of the devil they played to a legendary crowd too”
Bradley Huddleston stoners forget shit sometimes.
Yeah but they were talking about the U.S not world wide
26 years ago today in fact. Amazing time, amazing 5 days. The mud, the smell, the shows, ill never forget it.
He's acting like he never talked to James hetfield.
funny thing is, Metallica headlined that night in 94 ...
Hahaha exactly what I thought. Metallica in Moscow '91 had over a million people
@francisco lara So they arent real people?
I saw b real/ cypress hill at London eye about 15 year ago the guys still a legend, thanks to my dad for playing your stuff in the car whilst dropping me off to primary school been a fan since ☺
"Never caught up with the socks..." 🤣🤣🤣
Someone needs to show joe the crowd for metallica/pantera/acdc in Moscow 91'
Could you even imagine having the task to perform and entertain literally 380,000 people. Holy cow.
i'm glad i watched this video- B-Real seems very smart / confident/ composed- GREAT INTERVIEW!!
Check out his TH-cam. Smoke box or something like that
That is correct. It’s quite entertaining
Pictures at 8:09 are 1969 in Bethel, NY. All the subsequent "Woodstocks" except for 1989 have been in other locations.
Yeah and the cars parked was on the airplane landing strip of woodstock 99 not a highway😂 they were heavily unprepared for this conversation ahah
I was just listening to Cypress Hill. Still good👍
I was lucky enough to meet them all in the late 90s. They were in the greenhouse coffeeshop in amsterdam getting interviewed for a lads mag. They were all cool as fuck and they stayed for a couple of hours just smoking and chatting to people real cool guys.
Check out this bomb ass track with B real, everlast, sick jacken th-cam.com/video/QsqePDEGCfc/w-d-xo.html You won't regret it
So is your profile pic
Man, I never do coke, but If B-Real offered me a stripe, I would also take it Joe ;D
WaffenSSTotenkopf glad I’m not the only one that noticed the constant nose touching, and dry sniffing.
Dude I was thing the same shit
that's pretty gei
face is plum red
Thought the same fucking thing 🤣
Was at Glastonbury 2000 (I think, David Bowie headlined the Sunday) and they sold 150k.
Estimated attendance was 250K for the same reason, ppl just jumping the walls and bombarding to the point of no control.
Was my 1st and only time seeing Cypress play but damn was that a bucket list tick!
Went to Woodstock '99 and fed a shit ton of people mushrooms! Next thing I knew, they burned the party down! It was fucking awesome!!!
I was at the concert at the Watkins glen race track in the 70s. They sold 150,000 tickets but 750,000 showed up. It had 3 bands. The Greatful Dead, Allman Brothers, and The Band. Great concert.
3/4 of a million for 3 bands, am I the only 1 who's in disbelief. Can you give some insight or the mentality of that.
@@figotlatenby588 Yeah, that's bonkers.
@@dy120481
Well I tried to get the op to mention how many drugs were involved, then I'd Head nod it tbh.
figot latenby check this video about it. It was called the summer jam in 1973 at the Watkins glen speedway. It says 600,000 but most counts were more than that. th-cam.com/video/KqlADKgCS_Y/w-d-xo.html
@Perry Pelican Thanks. Good to have you here. Mostly stupid kids here so don't get offended.
I want to thank jre for the shows . I enjoy all of them
Dmx in 99 was really impressive too
I got a ad before the video saying racing is in hondas blood and laughed for 5 mins of the video
Honda was winning races before you were even born i'm assuming
B Real is the man
yo get the Insane Clown Posse on here, their history is unbelievable and unknown man, youd be mindblown by their hustle.
Actually I would like them to tell their story but I wonder how Joe Rogan will act seeing jugalos
Whoop whoop!
One the most corny rap/rock groups in history.... The do got a hell of a hustle tho I gotta keep it 100
Joe "That's fucking insane!" Rogan.
funny thing is, Metallica headlined, and to them 380.000 people back then was a cosy event.. lol
when he Interviewed hetfield he was told there was 500 thousand people in Moscow. Guess Rogan has forgotten
@@nikkisengsoury6849 Hetfeild was being modest. There were over 1.5 million
@@nikkisengsoury6849 yeah they were saying 380k in the U.S. they weren't talking world wide.
@@Turk_2023 I stand corrected
@@richardgladd266 I stand corrected yet again 😁
My biggest regert in life was not going to Woodstock 1994. I was in NJ so close to it.
Joe 'transcends reality' Rogan
I dated a chick that was there. She said everyone was on acid. Like buckets of acid being passed around
Ring half a million heads singing those songs is something ill never forget
The way Deftones creates music I feel is similar to CH, even if the genres are different. Both aren't afraid to stray off the beaten path to find something new that people may like.
Nobody
Weakest link old lady - “B Real, what’s 3x4?”
B Real - 7
Forgot about that
Ur stupid... he is your dad.
B's weed was hella good! 😂
Massive! What an awakening!!
"B cool b real" - B-Real
I remember listening to Woodstock 94 on the radio in England I discovered a lot of bands that gig cypress hill being one of em
Man I was really hoping he'd talk about the 100,000 crowd at Vancouver 4/20, 2019 and he was so close to mentioning it until Joe cut him off lol
I was there,a great time and No violence. Cypress Hill," Hangin out the window,checkin out the Pueto".
Woodstock 2 what a gig.
B-real.on of the Best💯👌🏽😎👌🏽💨💨💨💨💨💨
I met B Real in Berkeley, CA. My friends were smoking a joint with him, and i was like "we can smoke ajoint with B Real anyday, let's go get down on some ping pong!" He laughed and I proceeded to whoop the opening bands ass at ping pong backstage.
Crack? Nah but is this shit real tho, how did you go from "my friends were smoking a joint with B Real" to "I then whooped the opening bands ass at ping pong, this sounds like the most fake celebrity meeting ever 🤣, nice try tho 👍🏽.
5:32 how fuckin high is Joe here?
B-REAL B KING
Got to see Cypress Hill on the Soul Assassins tour. Still have the T-shirt. . .it's just a step above lint at this point. Their first album is burned into my mind.
@aviato287 x it was 26 years ago so I'd just be guessing. Wasn't much more than 50, if that. Cypress, Rage Against The Machine, Funk Doobiest. House of Pain was supposed to be there but weren't.
I saw Cypress Hill live at Sandstone. They were smoking out a four foot bong.
My friend puked shrooms all over the dude in front of him.
That show At woodstock was the shit . such a good show . Glad I was there . Cypress Killed it .. I loved The " Fuck the pigs " part ..
such a chill dude for such an astonishing feat
"Listen"
B-Real
These interviews are awesome
Crazy watching this now just 24 hours after watching HBO Max Woodstock 99
There is no Country in the whole of Europe that is the sice of 380k besides island tough
I went to Woodstock mostly to see Cypress Hill!!
I thought the only Woodstock besides the original was '99
Joe "todaytoomuchsativa" Rogan
I saw Cypress Hill playing with Metallica and Soundgarden
When the shit goes down joe better be ready
Despite having over 500,000 people at the Woodstock festival, only two people died. One person died of a drug overdose. The other person who died at Woodstock was sleeping in a sleeping bag under a tractor. The driver did not know he was there, and accidentally ran him over.
That's Woodstock '69.
Well well, if you want to have the woodstock vibe again, closest you will get will be "Pol'and'Rock" in Poland which was called also Woodstock 3 years ago... Its for todays standards the closest experience you can get, AND it for free.
To put that parking lot into perspective, that's the long runway at Griffis AFB. That runway is a back up runway for the space shuttle! Its twice as long as a normal military runway and a bit wider.
2024 Anniversary Woodstock Party!
They were one of the best bands at 99' them DMX and The Chilli 🌶
I didnt Pay . We bum rushed the show .
Well, Woodstock in Poland 750.000 peoples...few years ago, I was there, massive crowd.
Joe is right, this crowd is bigger than Iceland, and over 10x the population of Monaco or Liechtenstein.
“I caught up with the shoes…but not the socks” lmao
hits from the bong should be in a Tarantino movie . that beat is classic , b-real .
truthseeker can't be denied the beat’s a sample of Dusty Springfield bro
Should of had B Real on for 4:20. Missed opportunity Joe 😂🙏
Jeremy O'Connor he was playing a gig in Vancouver on 4/20
Jeremy O'Connor and joe had a gig in SAN Diego
@Sandyvaginasmith
Joe you gotta get my boy berner on the show!
I was there! Great set!
8:35 that's the first Woodstock though 0_o
In happy to say I was in that crowd amongst those heathens having a blast
There's goes my first shoe. HAHAHA 🤣
There was 700k people for The Prodigy concert alone during Woodstock Festival Poland in 2011.
I'm probably the only one but I think getting Pasquale Rotella on here and him explaining the cost/size if EDC would be surprising to some
Who and what?
@@SpenserRoger yes
1:40 Woodstock in Poland in 2015 had a million-people cowd
That was fucking awesome
JOE'S DEFINITELY A LIL COKE'D IN THIS 1 ;) (sniff sniff)
you know Joe is getting old cause he starts tearing up looking at videos with many people
"Didn't catch up with the socks"
@Coloredspaces
They played to 550,000 well imagine the crowd when Rod Stewart played to 3.5 million him and Jean Michael Jarre both hold the record for biggest audience with 3.5 million.
I remember seeing dmx singing infront of the world there hahahaha so many people