The guys in the back are P&B's grandsons and producers of the Beats. Their names are 91 Shots & Handsome Dexter, who are rappers themselves and go by the name of Nine & Dex.
Depending upon how far you go into the back catalog, you will get to see the amount of progress they have made and the change in styles over the last seven years.
@@The_Drift3rthat's funny. you can insult me and your post goes through, but if I try to direct people to the video where nine/Lu/jon is pete's nephew, my post gets deleted.
@@The_Drift3rlet's try it again. search for pete and bas galileo. a german tv show, in which nine is pete's nephew, who just dj's for his "uncle", according to him.
Another good reaction and breakdown. I think you might be the first reactor I’ve seen that has picked up on the use of assonance in their rhymes. Keep up the good work!
Definitely do Whirlybird next, but if you want to dig into some of the older catalog, and you haven't done "Longthorn Shotgun" yet, there's a bar in there that will keep you up at night. It blew a barn door outta the back of my skull, fr. 🔥🔥🔥 Great react and breakdown. 🙌🏻
I wonder if everyone's jumping on the Whirlybird reactions too quick... It *is* an absolute face-melter, but there might be a video to react to in a couple of weeks... There nearly always is!
Bas has started with the hook in several of their songs Stepped Into The Building comes to mind first and You Got's To Chill sampled More Bounce To The Ounce by Roger Troutman awesome reaction 👏🏾
Great reaction bud! This song def reminds me of Too $hort's Freaky Tales and Blow the Whistle. Too $hort even does the same vocal doubling they use on Bas in the chorus. ✌
A Doctor Dre flow with Timbaland sauce from the UK OG grandpas while the grandsons (Nine and Dex: 91 Shots, Handsome Dexter) cook up the beats. Stop it!
Excellent, intelligent reaction as always 😎 And yes - you're bang on - I know that track 'You gots to chill' - I still sing it randomly from time to time when someone needs to chill the eff out! The stereo-panned overdubbing on Bas' voice on the chorus (not the first time they've done that - Stepped into the Building and Longthorne Shotgun) makes him sound like straight out of 90s/00s grooves. Reminds me a bit of Nate Dogg - with a different accent obviously 🤣
This song went straight to my car mix :) I learned recently that Pete has been into jazz and scat for years, this is how they can change cadences so interestingly.
The craziest example of the “bending the words” thing you’re talking about is when Snoop Dogg rhymed “law” with “marathon” in his song “Vato”. The bar is: “What's seen is what's saw, Dogg is the law, I have you ni**as runnin' like a marathon” And he makes it work somehow.
The taller of the grandsons is Dex, I think, and Bas' grandsons, and the shorter one Nine, and Pete's grandson. The album is just lit Great reaction. The London accent provides the rhyming - down is pronounced in a way that is stretched and naturally rhymes with Japan. Can't think of any other british accent that would get that rhyme and sound natural. It is a great accent for gangster rap!
also have a look at pete and bas's mate Norman pain, his sindhu session is good, its very dark rap about his killing of a young couple and his 18 years in prison
Dive into both! But many of the tracks on the album have been released as music videos.. stepped into the building, bish bash bosh, and most recent ones. Basically two tracks left on the album 😅
Whirlybird is gonna be a massive undertaking for a breakdown video (well worth it but hard since no video and no subs), but Quick 1-2 from their backlog is a great one. Last set of bars for Bas go hard and a lot of people reacting seem to miss it.
Seen as the album is new, I'd do that first. However, there is only 2 tracks on it they have not released videos for yet. Not that, that is bad for the first album. Not sure if you have heard all the tracks they released in the last year so maybe there will be more than 2 new tracks for you. The back catalog does show how much they have improved over the years, looking at their first 3/4 songs can be very underwhelming for reactors who have only discovered them recently but if your interested to see the development it's still worth it. Alot of what you might call the midblock (after the first 3/4 songs and before the album) is proper UK drill. Some really fire stuff in there, but I think harder for non-UK people to vibe with (in general don't @ me if your if your outside the UK and a fan of those tunes, I am too). It was a time when they really started to come into their own with tracks like 'Golf' and more scene recognition with their contribution to Coldest Link Up 2 and the end of season plugged in with fumes (both of these having many other drill artists on the track, find them very very worthwhile and most likely a lot of artists you've never heard of you might like). Also their own plugged in with fumes became their first viral hit. Since then they have diversified their rapping style more, with a obvious targeting of a broader audience with some more US sound tracks and things that would/could work well on radio (going a bit mainstream). But even so they still have some more underground burners like on the new album Whirlybird really has the midblock era feel to it. Keeping touch with the drill scene that inbraced them at the start.
@RavenZahadoom I think whirlybird is very much a nod to those roots, a deliberate reminder that drill is still the calling card, though recently they've pushed some frankly dre/timberland style hooks. The more naughty comedy stuff has kinda gone now, though stepped into the building has some hints of it. I find the appearance of nine and dex interesting, finally acknowledging their presence fro t and centre...are P&B now so big that 9&D can work off them to get publicity for their own act?
Others are probably saying this in the comments as well but thought I should share… The story goes that Pete & Bas’ grandsons are the rappers Nine & Dex. Nine is 91 Shots and Dex is Handsome Dexter. Collectively these two have produced almost all of the Pete & Bas tracks to date (you’ll hear that “9…1…”at the start of so many songs). They have 3-4 tracks out on TH-cam. They’re younger and rap about clothes and cars and stuff. Dex’s voice sounds really similar to Bas, lending credibility to the idea they’re related.
The grandsons and the beat: ''Nine and DEX - Pecan Pie'' funny bonus: one of those guys has a VERY similar face and voice like Bas, you'll be amused ^_^ Please react to ''Longhorne shotgun'' by Pete n Bas too!
The thing about the theory that Nine and Dex are the actual artists and these guys are just lip synching is that Nine and Dex have their own stuff out. And it's good, but their delivery just isn't as good this. So are they so committed to the bit that they're intentionally putting out sub-par material in their own names? That doesn't make any sense at all. They're fire producers and decent rappers. Pete and Bas have impeccable delivery though.
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The guys in the back are P&B's grandsons and producers of the Beats. Their names are 91 Shots & Handsome Dexter, who are rappers themselves and go by the name of Nine & Dex.
Is that right.. well looks like I got some more UK rap to check out!! WORD! I'm excited 👊
@@TheLVMEcheck out Pecan Pie
You will like Nine and Dex - Pecan Pie
@@benwall9251 and ignorant shit. Love both of those tracks from them
Go back hit Golf, plugged in with fumez, Sindhu sesh are all some of my favorites 💪🏾
Wait till you hear "Whirlybird"!
Hands down better than Action Man. Whirlybird blew me away
How come they didn’t do a video for whirlybird????
They probably do a video for every song..lol
Find the lyrics to whirlybird before you listen. Bars
Depending upon how far you go into the back catalog, you will get to see the amount of progress they have made and the change in styles over the last seven years.
The london accent down is pronounced da'an so it rhymes with Japan perfectly
I did not know that. 👊🙏👍
Downloaded the album on Friday. Its great.
Please listen to Sindhu Sesh next, im literally dying to see your reaction
Handsome dexter and 91 shots are Pete and Bas grandsons, they appear in this video.
They have there own tracks, search for Nine and Dex
they're not their grandsons. nine "allegedly" is pete's nephew. pls don't blindly repeat what you've read in the comments.
@@Retro_Raineryou’re full of shlt. Dex looks just like Bas, especially with those big ass eyebrows.
@@The_Drift3rthat's funny. you can insult me and your post goes through, but if I try to direct people to the video where nine/Lu/jon is pete's nephew, my post gets deleted.
@@The_Drift3rlet's try it again.
search for pete and bas galileo. a german tv show, in which nine is pete's nephew, who just dj's for his "uncle", according to him.
Another good reaction and breakdown. I think you might be the first reactor I’ve seen that has picked up on the use of assonance in their rhymes. Keep up the good work!
These guys are the goats so happy they getting the props after all the work they put in
Whirlybird off new album, gotta hit that one
Whirlybird is the tune, along with this. The speed x rhymes x intensity is off the fucking hook... brain melter
Their new album is SICK
Definitely do Whirlybird next, but if you want to dig into some of the older catalog, and you haven't done "Longthorn Shotgun" yet, there's a bar in there that will keep you up at night. It blew a barn door outta the back of my skull, fr. 🔥🔥🔥
Great react and breakdown. 🙌🏻
I wonder if everyone's jumping on the Whirlybird reactions too quick... It *is* an absolute face-melter, but there might be a video to react to in a couple of weeks... There nearly always is!
@andraszoltan2 here's hoping, bro! We NEED the visuals. 🔥🙌🏻
Bas has started with the hook in several of their songs Stepped Into The Building comes to mind first and You Got's To Chill sampled More Bounce To The Ounce by Roger Troutman awesome reaction 👏🏾
Plugged in with fumes by Pete and bas.....
Its fire
Straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nine & Dex are the producers (in the background of the video) aka 91 Shots (petes grandson) & Handsome Dexter (Bas Grandson).
This is Sic!!! Got the Album love it!!!!
Great reaction bud! This song def reminds me of Too $hort's Freaky Tales and Blow the Whistle. Too $hort even does the same vocal doubling they use on Bas in the chorus. ✌
A Doctor Dre flow with Timbaland sauce from the UK OG grandpas while the grandsons (Nine and Dex: 91 Shots, Handsome Dexter) cook up the beats. Stop it!
Glad someone else noted the Dre/Timberland influence...back when a sick sample/musical hook was key to a top rap.
Excellent, intelligent reaction as always 😎
And yes - you're bang on - I know that track 'You gots to chill' - I still sing it randomly from time to time when someone needs to chill the eff out!
The stereo-panned overdubbing on Bas' voice on the chorus (not the first time they've done that - Stepped into the Building and Longthorne Shotgun) makes him sound like straight out of 90s/00s grooves. Reminds me a bit of Nate Dogg - with a different accent obviously 🤣
This song went straight to my car mix :) I learned recently that Pete has been into jazz and scat for years, this is how they can change cadences so interestingly.
The craziest example of the “bending the words” thing you’re talking about is when Snoop Dogg rhymed “law” with “marathon” in his song “Vato”.
The bar is:
“What's seen is what's saw, Dogg is the law,
I have you ni**as runnin' like a marathon”
And he makes it work somehow.
Can't wait on your reaction to Whirlybird.
Whirlybird... 🔥
The taller of the grandsons is Dex, I think, and Bas' grandsons, and the shorter one Nine, and Pete's grandson.
The album is just lit
Great reaction. The London accent provides the rhyming - down is pronounced in a way that is stretched and naturally rhymes with Japan. Can't think of any other british accent that would get that rhyme and sound natural. It is a great accent for gangster rap!
UK OG's
also have a look at pete and bas's mate Norman pain, his sindhu session is good, its very dark rap about his killing of a young couple and his 18 years in prison
Dive into both! But many of the tracks on the album have been released as music videos.. stepped into the building, bish bash bosh, and most recent ones. Basically two tracks left on the album 😅
Whirlybird is gonna be a massive undertaking for a breakdown video (well worth it but hard since no video and no subs), but Quick 1-2 from their backlog is a great one. Last set of bars for Bas go hard and a lot of people reacting seem to miss it.
I second the person who suggested Whirlybird. Easily my favorite track on the new album which says a lot since it's bangers from start to finish.
Seen as the album is new, I'd do that first. However, there is only 2 tracks on it they have not released videos for yet. Not that, that is bad for the first album. Not sure if you have heard all the tracks they released in the last year so maybe there will be more than 2 new tracks for you. The back catalog does show how much they have improved over the years, looking at their first 3/4 songs can be very underwhelming for reactors who have only discovered them recently but if your interested to see the development it's still worth it.
Alot of what you might call the midblock (after the first 3/4 songs and before the album) is proper UK drill. Some really fire stuff in there, but I think harder for non-UK people to vibe with (in general don't @ me if your if your outside the UK and a fan of those tunes, I am too). It was a time when they really started to come into their own with tracks like 'Golf' and more scene recognition with their contribution to Coldest Link Up 2 and the end of season plugged in with fumes (both of these having many other drill artists on the track, find them very very worthwhile and most likely a lot of artists you've never heard of you might like).
Also their own plugged in with fumes became their first viral hit. Since then they have diversified their rapping style more, with a obvious targeting of a broader audience with some more US sound tracks and things that would/could work well on radio (going a bit mainstream). But even so they still have some more underground burners like on the new album Whirlybird really has the midblock era feel to it. Keeping touch with the drill scene that inbraced them at the start.
@RavenZahadoom I think whirlybird is very much a nod to those roots, a deliberate reminder that drill is still the calling card, though recently they've pushed some frankly dre/timberland style hooks. The more naughty comedy stuff has kinda gone now, though stepped into the building has some hints of it. I find the appearance of nine and dex interesting, finally acknowledging their presence fro t and centre...are P&B now so big that 9&D can work off them to get publicity for their own act?
Others are probably saying this in the comments as well but thought I should share… The story goes that Pete & Bas’ grandsons are the rappers Nine & Dex. Nine is 91 Shots and Dex is Handsome Dexter. Collectively these two have produced almost all of the Pete & Bas tracks to date (you’ll hear that “9…1…”at the start of so many songs). They have 3-4 tracks out on TH-cam. They’re younger and rap about clothes and cars and stuff. Dex’s voice sounds really similar to Bas, lending credibility to the idea they’re related.
Sounds like a beat that Too Short would of used back in the day
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Whirlybird is the tune, along with this. The speed x rhymes x intensity is off the fucking hook... brain melter
The grandsons and the beat: ''Nine and DEX - Pecan Pie'' funny bonus: one of those guys has a VERY similar face and voice like Bas, you'll be amused ^_^
Please react to ''Longhorne shotgun'' by Pete n Bas too!
Do Pete and Baz Golf ⛳️ for me bro. Its my fav. I think you'll like it.
We gotta see you react to whirlybird
they're in the video Bro, handsome dexter and 91 shots or nine and Dex. check out, 'light work freestyle', it's super fire Bruh. Bam!!
Love your vids because they’re not reactions, they’re a reaction with a pretty comprehensive breakdown and explanation. Top notch work sir. 🫡
Listen ton browns , quick 1 2 and stepped in the building
Good luck breaking down Whirlybird. We'll be here for an hour. lol
Check out Generals corner…
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BACK CATALOG 💯
Story goes that Nine and Dex (91 shots & Hamdsome Dexter) are the grandsons of Pete and bas and ghostwrite for them
Please react to Whirlybird from their new album🔥🔥🔥🤯
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Please react to each song one by one that would be so much better. Just my opinion thanks for video
Talk smack wasn't supposed to rhyme with short stout...
Quit scheming on the rhymes, you're in England now... (!)
ps Love your work x
The thing about the theory that Nine and Dex are the actual artists and these guys are just lip synching is that Nine and Dex have their own stuff out. And it's good, but their delivery just isn't as good this. So are they so committed to the bit that they're intentionally putting out sub-par material in their own names? That doesn't make any sense at all. They're fire producers and decent rappers. Pete and Bas have impeccable delivery though.
Trust me son a Scottish gangster will straighten you just when you think leaving we will meet with you 😮
YOU SHOULD CHEKC OUT WHIRLYBIRD
I actually like the EPMD comparison but I will say if your comparing to Erick Sermon you can't say they're the Generic version 😜
🔥🔥🔥 Please react to ---WHIRLYBIRD---- is STR8🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥You'll thank me later!! Love these dudes!!!
name somebody whos harder than these old guys...??
Nine & Dex - check em out, it's the ghost writers for these guys! They are the young chaps in the video!!
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