rappers in the 90s were a different breed...skilled...lyrical...real...not fake asf like people nowadays...real beats...real era...greatest era in hip hop the 90s not even comparable
Rappers were way more fake back than tho.. now a days people get called out for being fake… ice cube and the other 90% would get checked in todays world
@@johnstaymoist4170 you are a straight idiot if you think that. The mind set and attitude was authentic not plastic. You had to earn your props back then and if you were wack you would not last. Everybody now acts the same and sounds the same. You can be Lil Buttsmack today from Idaho drop a dope beat and get a million likes. NOBODY gets called out for being fake today cuz everybody is fake asf and dumb. Social media has made you and people today retarded. Go If you cant see the difference between then and now. People were real then. Not today. Go watch Juice South Central Menace To Society Boyz n Tha Hood. Dont be naive and dumb when you have youtube. Go watch hip hop videos from then and wake up. Kool G Rap Big L Big Pun just a few real street dudes who would crush any and every soul nowadays on the mic and with real credentials. Rappers then had street smarts and were not dumb asf like today either. Your silly ass name says it all clown cakes now go back to making some smiley pies. You are from an era where you dont even know what sex you are and your emotions control your life. Soft asf mumble raps and cotton candy dandelion bit#$made rappers with face tats that were never earned on. Tight ass pants and little girl t shirts with baby slippers...bajajaja.foh. We are in the clown era of music today son who you foolin. Forget Ice Cube cuz for every one of him we had 100 real G'z unlike today all sing a lingin auto tuned up no heart no nutz. It is also evident that you are some goofball who knows nothing about real hip hop culture and how dangerous the 90's were when it comes to the streets and life itself versus this soft ass punk era. Why do you think hip hop was so aggressive then? Look it up on google. Get ya mind right. Ice Cube btw was not fake. His raps are way too advanced and intelligent for dumb kids like youself too. Go listen to Dead Homiez and realize how realer it was back then versus now son.smh
Not only was the 90s Rap really fucking good! (It saved Rap) Thank God for Seattle and the Grudge scene in the 90s too! Rock was TRULY dead before the GREATS like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Rage Against the Machine! The 90s saved both genres!
The singer was known as Everlast, his stage name. He later suffered a massive heart attack & when he recovered came back as a solo artist. He released a song with a totally different vibe ( what it’s like) awesome song 💯❤️
@@redrollins8346 yes indeed, I know after his solo career he returned to hip hop with group La coka Nostra . Yeah, the beef with Eminem did effect his career but he is an amazing artist regardless 👆🏻💯✌🏻
@@missgmoma ... oh wow ... didn’t know he had beef with Eminem... regardless my 5 year old son loved the song... every time he said”jump” my son would jump!
About 15 or so years ago I went to a music festival in San Francisco called BFD, and Everlast was on one of the stages and he ended his set with Jump Around, and all the teenagers in the crowd were so startled, like 'that was this guy???'
At my Daughters wedding had the DJ spin this everyone of us over 40 jumped up and out to the dance floor the younger crowd just stood there with mouths open as us 40 and 50ers took the floor
Keep on jumping my man. Here's wishing all of us who jumped to this song when it was still fresh many more happy jumps, safely & happily. Let the young whippersnappers enjoy their twerks & whatnot.
What I like about house of pain is they represented their own culture and style , they didn't try to be like someone else. And by hip hop rules that can be respected. And of course they were dope.
I remember Ice T talking about Eminem that he can respect anyone if they have something to say and they're real, just don't try to act like you're from the streets if you're not.
If you are ever in the UK and this comes on in a pub you need to step aside to ensure you don't get knocked to the floor by every middle aged reveller in the place throwing themselves around to this song
The music video for "Jump Around" was filmed during the 1992 New York City Saint Patrick's Day parade. Portions were shot on the parade route as well as in Central Park and Old Town Bar and Restaurant. This song reached No. 3 in the United States, No. 6 in Ireland and No. 8 in the United Kingdom.
This rapper is Everlast. He started out with Ice T’s Rhyme Syndicate posse. Then later transformed into a bluesy acoustic artist. Check out “WHAT IT’S LIKE”
Used to run in the same circle. Eric was super cool. I remember the day he shaved his hair off. Saw him at a Halloween party, thought it was fake..lol wish him nothing but the best.
I like that this generation is discovering the classics we all grew up with and I think we’re all living vicariously through them and remembering our first time hearing these songs.
I'm Irish, and the connection with Ireland in this video always made me so proud! I was only a kid but was like damn Irish people can rap too ❤ Everytime this comes on in any pub, at any party, in any club, the place goes NUTS! Epic!
@@ricky302v8 "Everlast was born into a family of Irish descent in Hempstead, Long Island, New York in 1970. His mother Rita Mulligan said his grandfather was a red-headed singing bartender from Brooklyn." So Irish American anyway.
They used to play this in nightclubs when I was younger. The chorus used to make the floor shake due to 100's of people jumping at the same time. I remember one night being in the bar on the floor below. We heard this song through the ceiling and when the chorus playing everyone looked up as the ceiling started to bend like a trampoline! Good times!
@@mrpersianality6363 So true, thanks for the correction. By any chance, do you also like the films Boondock Saints (both 1 & 2) cuz I'm really feeling those films and what they represent.
Things I like about you guys: 1. I like how open you are to different genres and music periods. A lot of people nowadays pigeon-hole themselves into one sliver of the music world and think everything else is trash. 2. As an older dude (47), there is something about seeing two young guys discover different music that I grew up with and react to it that brings me back to that first time I listened to it and the effect that it had on me back then. It's like I get to relive that moment through your ears. After hearing a song so many times you take it for granted and then when you see someone else enjoying it for the first time you get a whole new appreciation for what made it great in the first place. 3. You guys are really laid back and cool. Keep doing what you're doing.
I give Everlast a lot of credit. Very few artists make a huge record like this, then a decade later drop another huge song from a completely different genre.
The rapper is Everlast he was a part of Ice T’s click The Rhyme Syndicate as a solo artist in the late 80’s. Years later he got with DJ Lethal from the group Limpbizkit and Danny Boy (no not the Death Row singing azz Danny Boy). Everlast made also go by Whitey Ford. He had a singing album called Whitey Ford Sings the Blues. But dude is an OG.
I'm italian from the east coast and we can get stupid when u have a problem but we do have some Irish homeboys and there some you don't wanna cross just as crazy as us
Everlast, DJ Lethal, Danny O’Connor made up the group. House of pain-Legend another oldie but a goodie. May 5th 1992, it marked 30 years when jump around dropped. Their next two albums after, went really dark. Same as it ever was and Truth crushed to earth shall rise again. I’m 45 now and I’m still in the house of pain. 🤙🏻🇮🇪☘️
@@snowcattish I don't think they take into consideration of our suggestion, because I have been suggesting many songs for them to first time listen to, but they have not put it on TH-cam. I just received a thumbs up.
I am still jumpin to this maddest beat I ever heard… glad I witnessed these days of madly rocking bars and clubs on this all time classic… btw it was my wedding intro and my wife didn’t get it at first (she is 9years younger)
When you know every single word of this, you know this was your anthem in the early 90s. Cream of the Crop. STILL at 43 years old, when I hear the Dun dun duuunnn... you READY to jump!
Don't think I ever heard this at any of the Bar Mitzvahs I went to (including my own) in the '90s. It was always the Macarena even through my cousin's about 16 years ago
This is awesome ! 25 years late Everlast and House of Pain still get props, No Surprise. I was 16 year old black kid in California, when this song came out. It was awesome then and still sounds great! timeless piece !
I just found you guys and I'm glad you are hearing this... I'm born in late 70's and the best music ever in the 80 and 90 and 00 glad u like it... Old school rap .. for ever
Everlast is the lead dude. Started with the Rhyme Syndicate with Ice-T. Went solo, then started House of Pain. Then solo again and most recently, co-created La Coka Nostra. Everlast is a legend.
back in the late 80s and early 90s, when you put this record on (the technics 1200s) that's when the party blew up..... everyone in the house was jumping up and down. crazy.
Glad you guys enjoyed it!! The white guy can indeed rap and it was a classic song from back in the day and everyone definitely danced and jumped around when it came one!! Good old days!!✌🏽🙂
This Was My Shit. Raised In South Central & East L.A..They Mixed This With Cypress Hill Also. Was In The Air Force When It Came Out, & I Listen To This Still To This Day. When I'm Down, It Picks Me Up!!!
How about some PM Dawn? 'Looking Thru Patient Eyes', 'I'd Die Without You', 'The Ways of the Wind', 'More Than Likely' and 'Set Adrift On Memory Bliss'.
I don't think you guys have done a reaction to Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock's "It Takes Two". Please do a reaction to that song and Digital Underground's "Humpty Dance". They are bangers!
I remember when this came out in 92, before it was popular, I have it to a d.j. at the club we went to in Ft Worth, PR's, and he looked at me funny, and I said trust me, just play it! Place went nuts, and it was played every hour that whole summer!
This song always wants me to get up and dance 1992 i think 30 years on i'm an over weight 56 year old Welshman in Wales UK and i still love this song enjoy guys.
Listen, I'm 72, and when I hear that bagpipe whistle, my buttocks clench (ew?) and I begin to bang my head and jump as much as I'm able in my chair. Fucking love this song. Robert, UK.
Man, bringing waaaaaay back. I hear this song and I right back in high school. And I recognize that sentence immediately makes me ancient. It's fine, I accept it now 😂
I was born in '71... So born at the best time possible!!! ❤❤❤🎶🎶🎶👊 Cuz I love Led Zeppelin and so many great 70's bands... Yet was young when all this was going down! ❤ This song to me, is quintessential of what being a young adult in the late 80's/early 90's was all about. We had the BEST MCs and most profilic rap, techno, rock, etc etc EVER! 👍👊👏👏👏🎶🎶🎶❤ Love this song and Em even acknowledged them in his speech 💯😍👊👏👏
Awesome choice guys! The guy in the groups name is Everlast, he did a solo song called "what its like" its a good deep song and y'all should check it out.. keep it up guys you rule!!!!
You need to listen to Mötley Crüe! They are epic and they have the best drummer ever! Look up Kickstart My Heart, Dr. Feelgood, Home Sweet Home, Primal Scream, and Tommy's drum solos. You won't regret it!!
Track Information: Personnel: Everlast: Vocals Danny Boy O'Connor: Vocals DJ Lethal: Scratches Lyrics by Erik Francis Schrody (Everlast) Produced by DJ Muggs (Cypress Hill) Samples: Bob and Earl - ”Harlem Shuffle” (1963) (The Horn Fanfare Intro) Junior Walker and the All Stars - ”Shoot Your Shot” (1965) (High-Pitched Saxophone Squeal at the Beginning of Every Bar) Chubby Checker - ”Popeye (The Hitchhiker)” (1962) (Piano Riff) Recorded: November 1991 - May 1992 Single Released: on May 5, 1992 Album Released: July 21, 1992 Tommy Boy Records
That's a real Irish funeral in the beginning of the video. Sometimes, they will pass the casket throughout the bar before they go to their final resting place.
Play this song in a bar sit back and watch everyone over 30 lose their minds.
100% TRUTH!🤣🤣
😂🙋🏻♀️
For real ❤️
everyone over 40 and 50 these days! LOL.
da truth
As a Bostonian, I simply don't understand how anyone can make it past infancy without hearing this.
Im also from Boston and Irish this was sh!T
I am in Cleveland and I agree
Mrs. Doubtfire was my introduction. Instant hit with me :)
Fellow Bostonian here and I agree
😂
As a 53 year old white Irish dude, I appreciate the props you guys give to the golden oldies.
Same
There is only white Irish m8 ( and if you from here your know what I’m on about ) 🇬🇧🇮🇪
There wasn’t a party in college that didn’t play this and “insane in the brain” from the mid 90s to early 2000s.
43 here, played in HS and I still know the lyrics lol
Boom. Cypress Hill all day back then.
Ya know Cypress Hill is who he was talking about in the first verse, right? 'The kids on the Hill, plus my mom and my pops'
It's like they're the same song. You can switch from one to the other.
@Heidi Robinson Makes me think of Malt Liquor : }
There was a time if you were a DJ and the crowd stopped dancing, you’d throw this bad boy on and the place would rock
There was a time when....
Still would lol...classic
I think it will always work, you gotta move when this is playing!
💚 ☘🇨🇮 💚
Yessssirr!! I remember those nights! Fun times!!✌😀
rappers in the 90s were a different breed...skilled...lyrical...real...not fake asf like people nowadays...real beats...real era...greatest era in hip hop the 90s not even comparable
I grew up in a time where I was able to catch the end of the 90s (98-99) for the rap scene before it switched over going into the early 2000s.
Rappers were way more fake back than tho.. now a days people get called out for being fake… ice cube and the other 90% would get checked in todays world
@@johnstaymoist4170 you are a straight idiot if you think that. The mind set and attitude was authentic not plastic. You had to earn your props back then and if you were wack you would not last. Everybody now acts the same and sounds the same. You can be Lil Buttsmack today from Idaho drop a dope beat and get a million likes. NOBODY gets called out for being fake today cuz everybody is fake asf and dumb. Social media has made you and people today retarded. Go If you cant see the difference between then and now. People were real then. Not today. Go watch Juice South Central Menace To Society Boyz n Tha Hood. Dont be naive and dumb when you have youtube. Go watch hip hop videos from then and wake up. Kool G Rap Big L Big Pun just a few real street dudes who would crush any and every soul nowadays on the mic and with real credentials. Rappers then had street smarts and were not dumb asf like today either. Your silly ass name says it all clown cakes now go back to making some smiley pies. You are from an era where you dont even know what sex you are and your emotions control your life. Soft asf mumble raps and cotton candy dandelion bit#$made rappers with face tats that were never earned on. Tight ass pants and little girl t shirts with baby slippers...bajajaja.foh. We are in the clown era of music today son who you foolin. Forget Ice Cube cuz for every one of him we had 100 real G'z unlike today all sing a lingin auto tuned up no heart no nutz. It is also evident that you are some goofball who knows nothing about real hip hop culture and how dangerous the 90's were when it comes to the streets and life itself versus this soft ass punk era. Why do you think hip hop was so aggressive then? Look it up on google. Get ya mind right. Ice Cube btw was not fake. His raps are way too advanced and intelligent for dumb kids like youself too. Go listen to Dead Homiez and realize how realer it was back then versus now son.smh
Not only was the 90s Rap really fucking good! (It saved Rap) Thank God for Seattle and the Grudge scene in the 90s too! Rock was TRULY dead before the GREATS like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Rage Against the Machine! The 90s saved both genres!
@@johnstaymoist4170 what...who was fake back then?
The singer was known as Everlast, his stage name. He later suffered a massive heart attack & when he recovered came back as a solo artist. He released a song with a totally different vibe ( what it’s like) awesome song 💯❤️
That was in the 90s. Everlast still makes 🔥🔥🔥 music to this day. Just nobody knows cuz he pissed off Eminem
@@redrollins8346 yes indeed, I know after his solo career he returned to hip hop with group La coka Nostra . Yeah, the beef with Eminem did effect his career but he is an amazing artist regardless 👆🏻💯✌🏻
@@Terri.46 yes, it is! It’s a completely different switch from “Jump around “
“what it’s like “ is an awesome song with a deep message also 💯✌🏻
@@missgmoma ... oh wow ... didn’t know he had beef with Eminem... regardless my 5 year old son loved the song... every time he said”jump” my son would jump!
About 15 or so years ago I went to a music festival in San Francisco called BFD, and Everlast was on one of the stages and he ended his set with Jump Around, and all the teenagers in the crowd were so startled, like 'that was this guy???'
At my Daughters wedding had the DJ spin this everyone of us over 40 jumped up and out to the dance floor the younger crowd just stood there with mouths open as us 40 and 50ers took the floor
I love that! I would have been up there jumpin'
😂😂so dopee
Wow!
The sound of the arthritic joints popping added a nice tempo lmaooooooo
@Jay-ln6wm Bet. 😂🤣👍🏻
I’m a 56 year old white guy and this song has been makin me jump around for almost 30 years!😎
I'm 60 and still jumping when I hear it lol 🤫
Australia 💕 Christina
49 yo stay at home mom, dancing and singing along word for word... Ahhh memories...
I’m a 61 yr old woman from the UK 🇬🇧 and this is still making me jump around! 🙋🏽♀️👍🏽💛
50 and I’m also Christina 💜 LOL
Keep on jumping my man. Here's wishing all of us who jumped to this song when it was still fresh many more happy jumps, safely & happily. Let the young whippersnappers enjoy their twerks & whatnot.
This is when everybody was jumping or had jumped; House of Pain, Kris Kross, The Pointer Sisters and Van Halen
Awwwhhh !! You ain't said nothing wrong. I'm jumping now !!!!
Lol yup!
LOL
Truer words have never been spoken.
forgot pointer sisters did a jump song too
What I like about house of pain is they represented their own culture and style , they didn't try to be like someone else. And by hip hop rules that can be respected. And of course they were dope.
I remember Ice T talking about Eminem that he can respect anyone if they have something to say and they're real, just don't try to act like you're from the streets if you're not.
If you are ever in the UK and this comes on in a pub you need to step aside to ensure you don't get knocked to the floor by every middle aged reveller in the place throwing themselves around to this song
Facts 😂
😂😂
Haha! Yeh, I just left a similar comment.
Theres gotta be at least one popped nose n all. Lol (Or maybe that's just us Geordies? 😉😂)
Lol we all use to jump around in Ireland too lol
😂😂😂
If they dont play this at my funeral...I'm not going!!
Lmaooooooooooo!! Love this!
If they're playing it I'm coming
Respect.
Word
💯💯💯💯😂😂😂😂
61 years old here and haven’t stop jumping around since I hear it for the first time.
The music video for "Jump Around" was filmed during the 1992 New York City Saint Patrick's Day parade. Portions were shot on the parade route as well as in Central Park and Old Town Bar and Restaurant.
This song reached No. 3 in the United States, No. 6 in Ireland and No. 8 in the United Kingdom.
This rapper is Everlast. He started out with Ice T’s Rhyme Syndicate posse. Then later transformed into a bluesy acoustic artist. Check out “WHAT IT’S LIKE”
OMG that's the same guy??? amazing.
He’s Whitey Ford in HOP
@@warmowski Everlast as a rapper, Whitey Ford as a singer. THANKS!!! I forgot to make the distinction...
Used to run in the same circle. Eric was super cool. I remember the day he shaved his hair off. Saw him at a Halloween party, thought it was fake..lol wish him nothing but the best.
@@warmowski No he isn't, he is Everlast in hip hop, Whitey Ford is just a name he uses for the solo albums only, which are more Blues/rock.
I like that this generation is discovering the classics we all grew up with and I think we’re all living vicariously through them and remembering our first time hearing these songs.
This song can be played at any party no matter who is there and the party will pop
Yazzz
Facts
Has soon as anyone hears the pipes IT IS ON
Always
Omg this song...back in the old club days.......fun
Insane in the membrane by Cypress Hill 🔥
th-cam.com/video/G3ZxS1guOMw/w-d-xo.html
💕 THIS SONG 💕
Anything by Cypress Hill*
Yes! Was going to recommend this. 🙂
been waiting ages for anyone to do this
Play this in a bar in Ireland to see the FULL effect!
Wow...That would be awesome to behold!
I am Scottish, this is played every Hogmanay along with 500 miles. Good times.
I've been there
I’m a 55 year old white female and this was played non stop in the clubs...love it!
What about his other track " What it's like" as Everlast. It'll blow you away too.. promise!! You won't believe it's the same fella!
I'm 55 and you're absolutely correct!
Me too :)
I'm 67 and love this I still take over the dance floor ..jump around x
54 here represent lol
I'm Irish, and the connection with Ireland in this video always made me so proud! I was only a kid but was like damn Irish people can rap too ❤ Everytime this comes on in any pub, at any party, in any club, the place goes NUTS! Epic!
🍀♥️
There should be a Gaelic version of this
OK there actually is a Gaelic version of TH-cam lol! Look it up.
There are no Irish people rapping in this video.
@@ricky302v8 "Everlast was born into a family of Irish descent in Hempstead, Long Island, New York in 1970. His mother Rita Mulligan said his grandfather was a red-headed singing bartender from Brooklyn."
So Irish American anyway.
They used to play this in nightclubs when I was younger. The chorus used to make the floor shake due to 100's of people jumping at the same time. I remember one night being in the bar on the floor below. We heard this song through the ceiling and when the chorus playing everyone looked up as the ceiling started to bend like a trampoline! Good times!
My mom was born in 1951, is from El Salvador and had 8 kids and this is STILL one of her favorite American songs lol.
Your mom must be part Irish, good taste 👌
Yeah
It's Irish not American
@@mrpersianality6363 So true, thanks for the correction. By any chance, do you also like the films Boondock Saints (both 1 & 2) cuz I'm really feeling those films and what they represent.
@@mrpersianality6363 they're from Boston. They're Irish American.
Things I like about you guys:
1. I like how open you are to different genres and music periods. A lot of people nowadays pigeon-hole themselves into one sliver of the music world and think everything else is trash.
2. As an older dude (47), there is something about seeing two young guys discover different music that I grew up with and react to it that brings me back to that first time I listened to it and the effect that it had on me back then. It's like I get to relive that moment through your ears. After hearing a song so many times you take it for granted and then when you see someone else enjoying it for the first time you get a whole new appreciation for what made it great in the first place.
3. You guys are really laid back and cool.
Keep doing what you're doing.
Perfectly said!!!
Tottally AGREE!!! 100%
Yes!!!
Agree completely! It’s so refreshing to see how open they are and just appreciate music.
👏🏽💯
I give Everlast a lot of credit. Very few artists make a huge record like this, then a decade later drop another huge song from a completely different genre.
Indeed. “What it’s like.” Is a masterpiece. Timeless. Genius. Be kind. Always.
Tone Loc 'Funky Cold Medina' and 'Wild Thing'.
Fuck yes
I second this.
Yes, I’ve asked before for Tone Loc. Hopefully they will go with your request, either one or both Lol! 😜
Yes!!
I’ve also requested these same song. Lol classics!!
The rapper is Everlast he was a part of Ice T’s click The Rhyme Syndicate as a solo artist in the late 80’s. Years later he got with DJ Lethal from the group Limpbizkit and Danny Boy (no not the Death Row singing azz Danny Boy). Everlast made also go by Whitey Ford. He had a singing album called Whitey Ford Sings the Blues. But dude is an OG.
what*s an OG*
What It's Like & Ends are great tracks from Whitey Ford.
Anthony Perry, you beat me to it! Great summary!
*DJ Lethal from House of Pain later joined Limpbizkit
I first saw him freestyling in an Ice-T home video
I'm italian from the east coast and we can get stupid when u have a problem but we do have some Irish homeboys and there some you don't wanna cross just as crazy as us
Anybody old enough when jumping was lit in a concert?
And the Night Club. Back then we actually DANCED.
So fun. Ah the olden days.
And I remember at weddings in my hood when the DJ would start it and it got everyone on the floor! A classic
Yup yup
Absolutely ✋ good times 😊
When this came on in the nightclubs we would jump. Funtimes.
Great times😊
This song came on and the whole club floor would shake!! I still know every word, too :)
And jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump. Great times
Sooooo muuuuch funnnn!!!!!! 😍💙👊
@@moniquesanchez4102 hell yes! Everyone on the dance floor!
Everlast, DJ Lethal, Danny O’Connor made up the group.
House of pain-Legend another oldie but a goodie. May 5th 1992, it marked 30 years when jump around dropped.
Their next two albums after, went really dark. Same as it ever was and Truth crushed to earth shall rise again. I’m 45 now and I’m still in the house of pain. 🤙🏻🇮🇪☘️
Mrs Doubtfire, Robin Williams kills this.
Haha..i remember that it was funny
Yes! Guys watch that film clip from “Mrs. Doubtfire”
Wazzup!
yaaaaaaaasssssss lol
@@Olderbutbetter yesss
If you like jump around another song related.
Is by Cypress Hill, the song
"Insane in the Brain".
I was going to suggest the same thing!!
@@snowcattish
I don't think they take into consideration of our suggestion, because I have been suggesting many songs for them to first time listen to, but they have not put it on TH-cam. I just received a thumbs up.
@@ivantorres131 They've been receiving suggestions of songs to listen to for over a year, they have a huge backlog of stuff to get to.
@@peterdrew4098 Thank you for noticing,
I was unaware. I was going to un-subscribe.
@@peterdrew4098 Yes they are doing their best.
Amazing how quickly they have grown.
Young brothers that real music 24/7.. 80's and 90's. Slamming!
Turth
I’m surprised that Cypress Hill-Insane In the Brain hasn’t been requested. :-)
Oh yea, a most excellent one for sure.
Im 40, young people need time to recognize the old music, i guess you hear "why I didn't birth in those years".
😍
Fred's insane, got no brain !!!
@@Briguy75 Drop Dead Fred? Heh
This is one of those songs that you literally CANNOT sit still when it comes on.
If you cant jump around anymore then your body still goes with it.
Do literally I was driving and this came on and I almost crashed cuz that’s how I hyped I was
@@dyllonyatson5564 😂😂👍
I am still jumpin to this maddest beat I ever heard… glad I witnessed these days of madly rocking bars and clubs on this all time classic… btw it was my wedding intro and my wife didn’t get it at first (she is 9years younger)
House of Pain is amazing, Everlast is a fantastic MC. One of the most underrated from his generation. Dude can drop bombs.
I got to see him live at a small venue, and it's one of my all time favorite shows.
Whitey Ford fronts House Of Pain & Everlast
Word to your moms
Leave your lights on!!
Word to your moms
When you know every single word of this, you know this was your anthem in the early 90s. Cream of the Crop. STILL at 43 years old, when I hear the Dun dun duuunnn... you READY to jump!
Facts when the baseline comes on everyone gets hype even whole stadiums do it
FACTS...44 and still know every part...my joint🔥🔥
Big time
@@cheshahale Hahaa! We're music twins! Just turned 44 and I know all that words still too!
Same and I'm 44 too! 😁
Shit on the dance floor got real quick when this song hit. Damn I miss the 90s
HUGE club hit in NYC, the building would shake when this came on.
The dance floor was never empty in any club, bar, funeral, christening, Bar Mitzvah, etc when this came on.
Don't think I ever heard this at any of the Bar Mitzvahs I went to (including my own) in the '90s. It was always the Macarena even through my cousin's about 16 years ago
This is awesome ! 25 years late Everlast and House of Pain still get props, No Surprise. I was 16 year old black kid in California, when this song came out. It was awesome then and still sounds great! timeless piece !
This song shook buildings back in the day!
Ah, prom night 1995, finally they played it, the ONE song my uncoordinated boyfriend could dance to!!
FEEL THIS
Bahahaha!
😂
Lmao awesome
A badass high energy song. The only bad thing about the song is it’s too short!
Tim & Fred the lead singer of House of Pain is EVERLAST! Check out his solo song "What It's Like" next!! The song is crazy powerful!! 🎵✌❤
Absolutely, What It's Like is powerful, and everyone should hear it.
Please react to Bell Devoe, Poison..These 3 fellows were members of New Edition!!!
BellBivDevoe
Boston represent
They already did twice
I just found you guys and I'm glad you are hearing this... I'm born in late 70's and the best music ever in the 80 and 90 and 00 glad u like it... Old school rap .. for ever
I went to the University of Wisconsin. This takes me back to Badger football games. A crowd favorite every Sat afternoon.
Nothing like game day in Madison 🦡❤️
Heard they could measure the jump on the Richter Scale
Came to the comments just to see if anyone brought this up! Go Badgers!
Eric B and Rakim
"I ain't no joke"
"Microphone fiend"
you have a typo "Rakim"
@@haydenmary4849 Thanks
Thank you lol I said this the last few vids
ERIC B AND RAKIM!!!! A TRIBE CALLED QUEST....BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTIONS! :)
they were the best! also, EPMD.
Everlast is the lead dude. Started with the Rhyme Syndicate with Ice-T.
Went solo, then started House of Pain. Then solo again and most recently, co-created La Coka Nostra.
Everlast is a legend.
Real true facts that's how Everlast came about I like the way u did that I would have said the same thing u said keep it 100 bro peace and love
facts you know your history that's what's up
Danny Boy started House of Pain.
back in the late 80s and early 90s, when you put this record on (the technics 1200s) that's when the party blew up..... everyone in the house was jumping up and down. crazy.
Glad you guys enjoyed it!! The white guy can indeed rap and it was a classic song from back in the day and everyone definitely danced and jumped around when it came one!! Good old days!!✌🏽🙂
I thought they were Latino. I guess that doesn't mean they can't be white, but I didn't think they identified that way.
This Was My Shit. Raised In South Central & East L.A..They Mixed This With Cypress Hill Also. Was In The Air Force When It Came Out, & I Listen To This Still To This Day. When I'm Down, It Picks Me Up!!!
It’s crazy to see the younger generation discovering these classics for the first time
Whose thinking of robin Williams and mrs doubtfire? The party scene.
Absolutely!! First thing I think of, and it makes me smile.
Then I think about Robin and feel sad 😥
This song was in so many movies from my childhood in the 90s... unreal that most kids nowadays have no clue about this song.
I can never not think about Mrs. Doubtfire when I hear this song now.
I remember when I was a kid watching that movie I been loving this song and “dude look like a lady” ever since 🔥
Miranda, Wuz up?
How has anyone not heard this song before, till this day they still play it clubs and shit!!
How about some PM Dawn? 'Looking Thru Patient Eyes', 'I'd Die Without You', 'The Ways of the Wind', 'More Than Likely' and 'Set Adrift On Memory Bliss'.
Set adrift x
Set adrift
I don't think you guys have done a reaction to Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock's "It Takes Two". Please do a reaction to that song and Digital Underground's "Humpty Dance". They are bangers!
they did it takes two and they loved it!
The Humpty Dance is a must listen.
Humpty Dance!!!
Yesss!!
EXCELLENT SUGGESTION!!!
I can not believe it!! You all have never heard this before!! I was in college when this first came on scene.
I remember when this came out in 92, before it was popular, I have it to a d.j. at the club we went to in Ft Worth, PR's, and he looked at me funny, and I said trust me, just play it! Place went nuts, and it was played every hour that whole summer!
Just hollering at you from Fort Worth!
He said "who died!?" At the beginning, lol the casket was meant to represent the competition, or whoever was stepping to the House of Pain!
Yes. I just figured that out after he asked who died. It dawned on me at that moment he had killed someone in a rap battle.
Nope its the 4th member of the group who died, its Matt Champy, the guys name is shown at the end of the mysic video
@@manueldejong7302 He was never a member of the group. Was just a friend of theirs.
Nothing better than the 1990s, in a bar out of your mind drunk and dancing to this song, ah the memories
First, great song choice. Review Cypress Hill “How I could just kill a man” next!
@ Aaron G, Was that the one from the 'Juice' movie soundtrack?
@@malindaflowers4556
Yep, when PAC was chasing Q through the party.
Yesss! Banger back in the early 90s.
YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!! CYPRESS HILL---KILL A MAN !!!!!
A must!!
Back in the day, this would get a party LIT ON FIRE!!!
Still does where I’m from 🤙🏾
I am 48. This was a total banger my first year of college. Still hits hard! Good times.
Yes indeed! This is 🔥.
Check out Cypress Hill - Insane in the membrane!
Think about timeless, this piece is 30 years old!
And is still played religiously in bars every weekend to this day worldwide :)
Wow way to make me feel old hehe
Dam.Has it been that long?
@@abouteverything2654 yes the song came out in 1992
This song always wants me to get up and dance 1992 i think 30 years on i'm an over weight 56 year old Welshman in Wales UK and i still love this song enjoy guys.
We aint goin out like that -Cypress Hill .
YES!
When I hear this in my car, I tend to speed
Same, sister, same.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👊
Me too! I can't believe I've escaped a ticket.
😆😆😆😆
50 something year old brother and this still has us jumping and can't help but spit the versus and chorus when it comes on
😂 ****IF YOU DON'T MOVE, LISTENING TO THIS SONG, I WOULD CHECK FOR A PULSE**** 😂
right?? lol
It's on my Spotify dance Playlist. Love it!
If you don't JUMP. YOU GOTTA JUMP.
Oh yeah, if you're not bobbing your head- you ain't alive.
Listen, I'm 72, and when I hear that bagpipe whistle, my buttocks clench (ew?) and I begin to bang my head and jump as much as I'm able in my chair. Fucking love this song. Robert, UK.
Man, bringing waaaaaay back. I hear this song and I right back in high school. And I recognize that sentence immediately makes me ancient. It's fine, I accept it now 😂
I was born in '71... So born at the best time possible!!! ❤❤❤🎶🎶🎶👊 Cuz I love Led Zeppelin and so many great 70's bands... Yet was young when all this was going down! ❤ This song to me, is quintessential of what being a young adult in the late 80's/early 90's was all about. We had the BEST MCs and most profilic rap, techno, rock, etc etc EVER! 👍👊👏👏👏🎶🎶🎶❤ Love this song and Em even acknowledged them in his speech 💯😍👊👏👏
Awesome choice guys! The guy in the groups name is Everlast, he did a solo song called "what its like" its a good deep song and y'all should check it out.. keep it up guys you rule!!!!
You need to listen to Mötley Crüe! They are epic and they have the best drummer ever! Look up Kickstart My Heart, Dr. Feelgood, Home Sweet Home, Primal Scream, and Tommy's drum solos. You won't regret it!!
He was also the singer in the band everlast with a hit song what its like.
I really want to hear Cypress Hill - Insane In The Membrane after this....probs had it on a mix tape :-D
Agreed.
Haven't thought of that tune in a long time ! Lol
Break out the linoleum and the boombox
@@MacEwanRobert g try y tree
I love that album
This song was intensely popular in the clubs. Danced (jumped) to this so many times.
@whoopdeedoo, me too, so many times on the dance floor!
RIGHT! Just listening to it takes me back to the day. We were crazy jump in’ around!😂🤣😂
I was at a bar on a dock one time, this song came on. Everybody jumping around at the same time. I thought it was coming down.
Twins, y’all will enjoy TERRANCE TRENT D’ARBY “ Wishing Well” He has a bunch of hits. This was one of the chart toppers back in the 90s!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sign Your Name was even better.
I think it was in the late 80s.
YESSSSS
He is underrated
TTD
I got more rhymes than there's cops at a Dunkin' Donuts shop.
I don't eat pig cuz a pig is a cop
Track Information:
Personnel:
Everlast: Vocals
Danny Boy O'Connor: Vocals
DJ Lethal: Scratches
Lyrics by Erik Francis Schrody (Everlast)
Produced by DJ Muggs (Cypress Hill)
Samples:
Bob and Earl - ”Harlem Shuffle” (1963)
(The Horn Fanfare Intro)
Junior Walker and the All Stars - ”Shoot Your Shot” (1965)
(High-Pitched Saxophone Squeal at the Beginning of Every Bar)
Chubby Checker - ”Popeye (The Hitchhiker)” (1962)
(Piano Riff)
Recorded:
November 1991 - May 1992
Single Released:
on May 5, 1992
Album Released:
July 21, 1992
Tommy Boy Records
This is a song if you grew up with it you can't help but dance to. Everyone would be jumping.
I can see the whole night club jumping!
House of Pain representing BOSTON! That’s why everything’s Irish and Scottish
Except it’s the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New York City in the video.
And his Everlast track "What it's like" is the other side of the other spectrum and his best track.
Where did you pahkeed the cahhhhh?
No one in House of Pain is from Boston
Sincerely,
Boston
@@e8tballz LMAO
That's a real Irish funeral in the beginning of the video. Sometimes, they will pass the casket throughout the bar before they go to their final resting place.
Mrs. Doubtfire made this song real for us as kids. It’s so adorable you guys are enjoying it too 😆🙌🏾
I'm 40 from Indonesia... Was rappin this since 1999 on high school..even now when rapppin this shit still make croud jump around in DA club
The lead singer is Everlast. He went on to a successful solo career. Check out his song, What It's Like.
Slick rick- a children's story or utfo- Roxanne roxanne
Slick Rick is a must at some point.
Uncle ricky could you read us a bed time story pleaseeeeee
Absolutely
If they do UTFO "Roxanne Roxanne then they HAVE to do Roxanne Shante "Roxannes revenge"
Yes!
Must hear Heavy D and the Boys, Now that we found Love.
I absolutely LOVE THAT song bro...good recommendation
Heavy d and the boys. Letter to the future...
The best hook in that song is the very last line.
That was my JAM !!
Loved Heavy D
I'm 52 years old and that song was out when I was in high school so that's how old it is
Also from around that time "Insane in the Brain" by Cypress Hill and also "Slam" by Onyx. Check 'em out.
I didn't realise how old this song was!
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Im still jumping, 30 years later. God i miss the 90's
Now you know why it’s SO requested!!
Roller skating to this in the 90s! OMG I feel so old.