I feel you bro. Im 51. Dad turned me on to rush and zeppelin, my brother to the beasties. Still keep all 3 on heavy rotation, almost 40 years later. Losing MCA was tough.
At the moment Ad Rock and Mike D were accepting their award, Yauch was dying in a hospital bed. So sad. They really did a good job keeping it together.
I feel like part of mine, among with many of the 80s kids’, died with him. Rip Yauch, for sure I don’t know you and the band at personal level, but for sure your work brought lots of joy into our lives.
To those that gave this a thumbs down, you need to take a long look in the mirror and ask yourselves what’s missing. Beastie Boys represent nothing but love, humility, family, and sticking together. MCA you will always be with us.
From one BH to another, you just spit the truth. I grew up on the Beasties and anyone who can "dislike" a clip of these pioneers being inducted, must be clueless. They SHAPED a freaking culture and did so for decades!
Brian what a comment it could not have been written any better shout out from me to all the great old school hip hop one of a kind generation of gr Eat music
I did not thumb it down but typical admission into the RRHoF should NEVER be taken seriously. The Beasties are 1 of about a dozen bands that MAY actually be deserving of entry. And though they've apologized and no longer endorse homophobia, they sure did at one time.
Bless you. I'm a 58 year old lady from Amsterdam, saw them 3 times live in concert. Now dying of cancer myself. I think about Adam and the other Beasties often. Man, i still enjoy their music a lot. Keep rocking, keep grooving. Love 🤘✌❤
Whoever didn't grow up bumping the Beasties surely missed out on big part of the foundation of hip hip and rap in the early days. My eyes immediately came to tears as soon as Ad Rock started reading MCAs words.
Stop it!!! 🤣🤣💀 Yall make it hard for them to get their respect saying silly shit.They came out nearly 15 years after Hip Hop was created,they had absolutely nothing to do with the foundation of Hip Hop & they are not rappers/lyricists.They're just 3 white dudes who grew up loving all music & formed a band.No need to rewrite history,just give them their flowers.
@@phoney4387 15 years later? Damn it's too bad you don't know what you're talking about. Sugarhill gang came out with rappers delight in 79, and licensed to Ill came out in 86. So that's actually about 7 years before the first "hip hop" song that came out on the radio. It's the middle years of the 80s where the whole b-boy scene and hip Hop was starting to percolate. I was there when it was happening so don't try and tell me you know better.
Beastie For Ever. Ad Rock and Mike D on stage receiving their award while Adam was living his last days… It’s one of the most heartbreaking moments in the Hip Hop history Long live to the music ❤️
There are the occasional celebrity deaths that catch you off guard and hurt like losing a family member. The death of MCA cut me deep. I’m known to all who know me as the guy who has a huge music collection and always has the newest and most dope new music. The first album I asked my mom to buy me when I was 8 was the ‘license to ill’ cassette. RIP Yauch.
My first "big girl" concert was the infamous Madonna one.A pack of wild 11 year old girls & here comes the Beastie Boys.My friend's mom was right outside the arena waiting for us.I still don't know how she even saw anything or what she saw but she ran down to our seats & herded us right back to the car 🤣 I was the only fan of them so I was pissed but I've been rocking with them ever since.They showed out on the Raising Hell tour.
I remember watching this induction. I knew he was fighting cancer. I had no idea how sick he was. I truly hope he realized how much his fans loved him before he passed.
Yauch's passing hit me like a kick in the chest. I remember getting back from my lunch break at work, when a friend of mine texted me the news. We'll never forget you, Adam. #RIPMCA
I attended the ceremony and kept hoping that MCA miraculously was healed and would be there. And then when Mike and Adam got on stage I knew it. I knew Yauch wasn't going to make it. The girl I was with said get over it people die every day. I left to go back home that night.
@@Sosozanyway I wish I could say that I was lying but I am not. I am a massive fan of the band so I wanted to be there. I met up with this other fan and we hung out before the ceremony. I expressed my worries about MCA to her and she got annoyed and told me you don't know him, that is life, we all die. I guess that is how she views life. I was supposed to leave the following morning but I caught a flight back home late that night because I felt like we might get into a fight!
I've no idea how they got through those speeches. What a privilege to have lived during the era of the Beastie Boys, their peers, their mentors. Blessings to MCA Adam Yauch.
No, Licenensed to Ill was most important for crossover. Their second LP, Paul's Boutique, was most important for hiphop. Maybe watch the previous clip of their introduction into the Hall of Fame with Chuck D and LL Cool J - Chuck D explains why.
What's funny..they were a hardcore punk band making fun of rap on the LICENSED TO ILL album..it hit hard so they ran with it. Go look up old school Beastie Boys..mic drop
@@netrioter I heard that before... one of my white co-workers back in the day told me it was a joke when I said the Beasties was one of the groups I liked. But they did work with DEF Jam to make it so how was it a joke?
@@netrioter they were punk rockers who were obsessed with rap. License to ill was making fun of the pop rock scene, not rap. They'd been doing rap for years before that album came out.
I'm a 57 year old woman. I have l the license to Ill album on spotify. Bumped it when it came out, still bumping it today. Seriously just like 5 minutes ago. A true classic. The best
Seriously warms my heart to see these dudes do such an honor to their friend MCA while accepting the biggest award of their career. Will forever love the Beastie Boys! RIP Adam Yauch
i’m glad to say that i saw these guys in the 1990s . beastie boys music guided me through many growing pains. i love you guys. thanks to nyc for raising these artists. rip mca
This is so bitter sweet, so deserved, terrible that Yauch was too sick to attend this moment. The Beastie Boys were the soundtrack to my formative years. I remember sneaking out telling my mum I was staying at my friends house and going to watch the Beasties when they were considered hellraisers, my bestie told her folks the same and off we went! We saw them again in 95 after Ill communication came out. It was an incredible experience.
Best acceptance speech for anything ever. Two dudes are so humble and down to earth. Really would of loved to see MC A up there with his brothers. R.I.P. MC A, you will always be remembered as a legend
In 1984 or 85 I attended the Madonna (Virgin) tour here in Detroit. Beastie Boy’s opened. This was back when they were still a punk band. I loved it. Only problem was the crowd absolutely hated them. First time I’ve ever seen a band get booed off a stage. Probably not an opener for a Madonna crowd. Lol. I vividly remember Ad Rock, MCA, and Mike D) telling the Madonna crowd to fuck off Detroit and they threw their beer’s into the crowd lol. I think they played maybe 3 songs. Crowd didn’t know what they missed. Rip.
This hit me like a brick. The world needs to remember to be humble, be real and be thankful for all the blessings you have received. Its easy to want the best for these guys
A little kid in norway in the late 80s put on their record in gym class and became a hero!! Love them then, now and forever! Thanks for your hard work ❤️
Almost 60 years old, and all I remember were iconic times, left right and center. The music. The fashion. The passion. The collaborations. The inspirations. THE MUSIC!!! All of it, lightening in a bottle. Impossible to duplicate. What a time. R.I.P. Mr. Yauch!! And thank you and your brothers for extraordinary memories. Ya'll were apart of the best times in Hip Hop!!
I just finished Beastie Boys Book and I pray that even one person reading this goes and buys it. If you are a fan, it is ESSENTIAL. I couldn't put it down.
Beastie Boys are part of my Hip Hop heart. Growing up listening to them in the Golden Age of Hip Hop in the early eighties molded me towards my love of the artform. I cried when Ad-Rock read MCA's words.
' I'd rather be a hypocrite than the same person forever' -Adam Yauch That's wisdom, right there. Can't take it, make it or fake it. Cheers. Thanks for the music.
It’s pretty sad and ignorant if anyone gave them a thumbs down but I don’t see a thumbs down on this video. These guys are great human beings on top of what they did for music. The world needs more good people. I just watched the speeches from Chuck D and LL, and they were incredible. Chuck is brilliant in general and LL is an amazing and smart dude. So much respect for these 2 legends and they’re the perfect dudes to honor the Beastie Boys.
MCA always has the most eloquent and insightful things to say. So many years later, listening to his acceptance speech still makes me tear up. We were so lucky to have him and beastie boys 🫶
The Beasties used to go down to Rock clubs in the early 80s where it was full on Rock and Punk scene. There is where the Beastie boys heard the first hip hop records being played over the loud speakers. it's crazy to think that in clubs where it was mainly Rock, they would play Hip Hop to rock fans. That's rock for you, they bring exposure to things that mainstream media wouldn't necessarily be covering. This is coming full circle for them tho, starting as a punk band and then evolving into a hip hop group. well deserved. RIP to MCA (Adam Yauch) and may the boys carry on their legacy any which way they can. Rock on \m/
Nightclub DJs have only one job - to keep people dancing. It's the ultimate meritocracy. If your record makes people dance, it gets played. In the 80s, it could have been U2, Michael Jackson, David Bowie or Grandmaster Flash. Back to back to back. Great era (but maybe I'm biased).
Hundreds of people are watching this hiding or not even try to hide the tears in their eyes. No wonder. And so I ask myself even more how could Mike and especially Adam H. manage it not to cry while reading Yauch‘s lines ? Must have been hard for them. My deepest respect.
MCA WE LOVE AND MISS YOU! I REMEMBER BUYING MY FIRST CASSETTE IN THE 80s AS A CHILD. IT WAS BEASTIE BOYS FIRST ALBUM. I LITERALLY WORE THAT TAPE OUT TIL IT WOULDN'T PLAY ANYMORE. LOVE YOU ALL. YOU GUYS ARE A TRUE MUSICAL INSPIRATION AND GIFT TO THE WORLD!!!
Me too. First cassette I owned. Listened to it on my new Walkman Christmas morning, but I already had it all memorized from the kids playing it on the school bus every day.
I'm a dad of three kids ages 10,11, and 13. My job as a dad is to guide, disciple my children to be impactful adults, also exposing them to culture, art and music. You best believe the Beasties boys are on that list for real Hip Hop. RIP MCA!!
Longtime fan with them and Run DMC. One of the most unique bands ever. One of the pioneers of rap that kept the fire burning all these years. As you can see from this speech extremely intelligent bunch of guys.
Mike D gave his kids the best nicknames lol hilarious! Damn I miss Adam. He left behind a daughter and wife and mother and two cool ass brothers! AD rock and Mike D.
I am a total Hip Hop head, I grew up with the Beastie Boys and I can't watch this without a lump in my throat. The best and worst day of their career at the same time. Rap music would not be the same without them.
I would argue that without these three guys, hip hop would not have been the success it has been to this day. I would also argue that their music is so incredible, it will be shaping the future of hip hop for generations before we all even catch up to where they were.
Legendary musicians. When I first heard them I was in 5th grade & they've been a significant part of my musical journey ever since. Thank you for all the amazing jam sessions & a lifetime of enjoyment.
I listen and watch these guys and just think about theyre every guy I went to school with. Doing what they love and having fun with it and blessing the rest of us wanna bes with their talent!!
Probably one of my all time favorite gifts I have received was the Beastie Boys book with autographs from all 3 guys. Growing up my best friend and I were asked what we wanted to be when we grew up and we would always say Beastie Boys.
I remember Ad Rock saying after MCA died that he had us fooled in the best way. I remember the emails from Oscope asking people to pray at the same time at a certain hour all together and send healing energy. I think at the time of this ceremony, we were all in disbelief that he'd actually die. He was so positive and forward thinking...it just seemed impossible at that moment. Miss his voice in the world so much!
oh man i remember back in 85 No Sleep Til Brooklynn - it was all i could talk about and no one knew about BB. That is where it all started. Thank you for all the decades all the years all the jams.
As a 16yr old in 1986 and working at my 1st job being baskin Robbins, I would close the store at 10pm and blast the beastie boys while cleaning the store. Them, whodini, ll cool j and run dmc!
This band has been the one constant throughout my life since I was old enough to make my own music choices. I've seen many bands, and I've enjoyed many bands but for 35 years there is only one group I hear every day, one group I just cannot resist singing/yelling along with...literally any time they come on. I have raised 4 kids, and when I'm dead and gone my kids will still smile and remember me being stupid any time they hear these legends.
The 1980s wouldn't be the same for me without the Beastie Boys. In high school, I constantly played the Licenced to Ill album on my Walkman. Decades later, I found them again on TH-cam and knew all the lyrics of every song on that album. I must say, they still got it.
Miss you guys 🇧🇪🙏 In Belgium your where and still a great gang, growing with you, living with your voice, your Powa! The sound of NYC, rushing and grooving all around you,
I'm not a 52 year old dude crying..
It's just something in my eye..
Rest in peace MCA.
Beastie for life...🤘🙏💙
I feel you bro. Im 51. Dad turned me on to rush and zeppelin, my brother to the beasties. Still keep all 3 on heavy rotation, almost 40 years later. Losing MCA was tough.
I listen to them almost every day. I grew up skating in the 80’s and they were so cool!
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The best. At 60 I love these guys every day. What a speech. 🎤🎤🎤🥲
60 to 50 to 30 to the next generations who will appreciate the Beastie Boys
At the moment Ad Rock and Mike D were accepting their award, Yauch was dying in a hospital bed. So sad. They really did a good job keeping it together.
So much emotion in the Adrock/Chuck D hug.
It's hard to lose someone you been close to for years. I totally understand the situation.
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So sad
I feel like part of mine, among with many of the 80s kids’, died with him. Rip Yauch, for sure I don’t know you and the band at personal level, but for sure your work brought lots of joy into our lives.
To those that gave this a thumbs down, you need to take a long look in the mirror and ask yourselves what’s missing. Beastie Boys represent nothing but love, humility, family, and sticking together. MCA you will always be with us.
From one BH to another, you just spit the truth. I grew up on the Beasties and anyone who can "dislike" a clip of these pioneers being inducted, must be clueless. They SHAPED a freaking culture and did so for decades!
Brian what a comment it could not have been written any better shout out from me to all the great old school hip hop one of a kind generation of gr
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I did not thumb it down but typical admission into the RRHoF should NEVER be taken seriously. The Beasties are 1 of about a dozen bands that MAY actually be deserving of entry. And though they've apologized and no longer endorse homophobia, they sure did at one time.
I gave a thumbs down because I don't want RRHOF recommendations in my feed. That's all. I think that's where a lot of thumbs downs(?) come from.
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Bless you. I'm a 58 year old lady from Amsterdam, saw them 3 times live in concert. Now dying of cancer myself. I think about Adam and the other Beasties often. Man, i still enjoy their music a lot. Keep rocking, keep grooving. Love 🤘✌❤
Keep going with music in your head. Beasty Boys live and their music as everyone who is loved lives forever.
@@klementinarogar8304 True! Thanks so much.
@@nancywiggermans many blessings to you, you got this!!
Damn that hit me
I hope you find peace ☮️
🙏🙏🙏🙏
I'm 53 and STILL listen to the Beastie Boys. A true classic rap group who were and still are a part of who I am. Thanks guys!
Soooo, not a rock n roll band?
I’m 19 and I’m starting to really get into the beastie boys !
@@NotTreyCabbagekinda sad NGL I'm 21 n been listening to bestie boys since I was 6 guess I had cool parents
53 as well and i will be cleaning my house and mortifying my kids singing Professor Booty until 93,...103
That third trophy laying down.... got me.
Me too...im tearing up
Amen brother he's watching hip hop in heaven
Yea no one even makes a move to stand it up. I'm ready to jump out of my skin right now
RIPMCA
actually, 2 were laying down, and the third one they got last was standing up. so actually, MCAs was the one that was standing.
More than 8 years later, and still, tears.
You're not alone.
Alex Pancheri True dat. I’m sitting here crying like a little bitch touched by MCA words.
Yup.
YEP, doing it right now again...
I'm with you there
These guys are absolute legends. M.C.A. is missed badly.
Them boys took hip hop to other places hip hop Legends
Hearing them read the letter from MCA. Oh man, I cried a little all these years later. RIP.
You really see Mike D trying to keep it up...
Me too ❤️
R.I.P. Yauch.
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Whoever didn't grow up bumping the Beasties surely missed out on big part of the foundation of hip hip and rap in the early days.
My eyes immediately came to tears as soon as Ad Rock started reading MCAs words.
I was lucky enough to see them in Birmingham UK in 1986. They definitely touched my soul as a young man growing up in the UK.
Stop it!!! 🤣🤣💀 Yall make it hard for them to get their respect saying silly shit.They came out nearly 15 years after Hip Hop was created,they had absolutely nothing to do with the foundation of Hip Hop & they are not rappers/lyricists.They're just 3 white dudes who grew up loving all music & formed a band.No need to rewrite history,just give them their flowers.
@Stacy C Maybe not the foundation but they played their part in it's early journey. That fact can't be denied.
@@phoney4387 15 years later? Damn it's too bad you don't know what you're talking about. Sugarhill gang came out with rappers delight in 79, and licensed to Ill came out in 86. So that's actually about 7 years before the first "hip hop" song that came out on the radio. It's the middle years of the 80s where the whole b-boy scene and hip Hop was starting to percolate. I was there when it was happening so don't try and tell me you know better.
Beastie For Ever.
Ad Rock and Mike D on stage receiving their award while Adam was living his last days… It’s one of the most heartbreaking moments in the Hip Hop history
Long live to the music ❤️
There are the occasional celebrity deaths that catch you off guard and hurt like losing a family member. The death of MCA cut me deep. I’m known to all who know me as the guy who has a huge music collection and always has the newest and most dope new music. The first album I asked my mom to buy me when I was 8 was the ‘license to ill’ cassette. RIP Yauch.
Exactly my story but I was 10 and it was Check Your Head.
My first "big girl" concert was the infamous Madonna one.A pack of wild 11 year old girls & here comes the Beastie Boys.My friend's mom was right outside the arena waiting for us.I still don't know how she even saw anything or what she saw but she ran down to our seats & herded us right back to the car 🤣 I was the only fan of them so I was pissed but I've been rocking with them ever since.They showed out on the Raising Hell tour.
I remember watching this induction. I knew he was fighting cancer. I had no idea how sick he was. I truly hope he realized how much his fans loved him before he passed.
That was my first cassette also bro. That and the Fat Boys
58 year old here... The Beastie Boys & the decade of the 80's was the best time of my life 🤟❤️
53 must be the sweet spot for BB fans....miss the 90's
Rest in peace Adam .. you're one of the most badass MCs to walk this universe and will never be forgotten.
Every good party in the 80's had Beastie Boys playing.
Ain't that the truth
And the 90’s for that matter. Just different records
And still today in the 2020s
@@stanleyyelnats8604 wouldn’t know. It’d be a little embarrassing to be throwing ragers in my 40’s
@@monkeyballs512 :(
Yauch's passing hit me like a kick in the chest. I remember getting back from my lunch break at work, when a friend of mine texted me the news. We'll never forget you, Adam. #RIPMCA
god i got the text right when i clocked out for lunch, i had a family emergency and didn’t return after
I saw Beastie Boys and Run DMC way back in the day. As someone who loves all kinds of music it was one of the best concerts I have ever seen.
Very cool
Me too. Birmingham UK in 1986 with RUN DMC, what a show.
Back when musicians were real. Back when they wrote their own music and could actually perform. True classics. Hell yeah brother.
Together Forever!
Now here's a little story I got to tell about 3 bad brothers you know so well, it started way back in history...
With AD Rock MCA and me Mike D ❤
Been had a little horsie named Paul Revere, just me and my horsie and a quart of beer
Ridin across the land, kickin up sand, sheriffs posses on my tail cuz I’m in demand.
I attended the ceremony and kept hoping that MCA miraculously was healed and would be there. And then when Mike and Adam got on stage I knew it. I knew Yauch wasn't going to make it. The girl I was with said get over it people die every day. I left to go back home that night.
He was literally dying in the hospital while they were accepting their award.
@@dathorndike4908 I know.
What a shitty thing for her to say! Hope you aren't friends anymore.
Wait. The girl you were with, at the event that involved The Beastie Boys, said "get over it" about MCAs death?
Doubt.
@@Sosozanyway I wish I could say that I was lying but I am not. I am a massive fan of the band so I wanted to be there. I met up with this other fan and we hung out before the ceremony. I expressed my worries about MCA to her and she got annoyed and told me you don't know him, that is life, we all die. I guess that is how she views life. I was supposed to leave the following morning but I caught a flight back home late that night because I felt like we might get into a fight!
Rest in Peace MCA.
You beastie boys earned this. And as a fan, I thank you for entertaining me from a young age to my mid 30s!
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Mike D tearing up at the end got me good 😢
i only just noticed that 😭 my heart hurts rn
tears. RIP YAUCH
When all three awards were put on the podium... but only 2 members of The BB. I choked up. I’ve never seen this clip before, so Thank you for sharing.
I've no idea how they got through those speeches. What a privilege to have lived during the era of the Beastie Boys, their peers, their mentors. Blessings to MCA Adam Yauch.
That Licensed to Ill LP is one of Hip Hops greatest LP's in history.... every song on that ich was a banger! I still listen to some Beasties today!
No, Licenensed to Ill was most important for crossover. Their second LP, Paul's Boutique, was most important for hiphop. Maybe watch the previous clip of their introduction into the Hall of Fame with Chuck D and LL Cool J - Chuck D explains why.
Licensed to Ill was a great album indeed, but not their best. That's how good and consistent their output was.
What's funny..they were a hardcore punk band making fun of rap on the LICENSED TO ILL album..it hit hard so they ran with it. Go look up old school Beastie Boys..mic drop
@@netrioter I heard that before... one of my white co-workers back in the day told me it was a joke when I said the Beasties was one of the groups I liked. But they did work with DEF Jam to make it so how was it a joke?
@@netrioter they were punk rockers who were obsessed with rap. License to ill was making fun of the pop rock scene, not rap. They'd been doing rap for years before that album came out.
I'm a 57 year old woman. I have l the license to Ill album on spotify. Bumped it when it came out, still bumping it today. Seriously just like 5 minutes ago. A true classic. The best
The Beasties are as American as they come. Love you, Legends.
One of the rare people i have never even met but yet i truly miss, MCA RIP
ikr i usually dont care about celebrity deaths in any real way - but this one deeply touches me
Seriously warms my heart to see these dudes do such an honor to their friend MCA while accepting the biggest award of their career. Will forever love the Beastie Boys! RIP Adam Yauch
I couldn't even hold it together while Ad-Rock read Yauch's letter; I have no idea how they did. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
i’m glad to say that i saw these guys in the 1990s . beastie boys music guided me through many growing pains. i love you guys. thanks to nyc for raising these artists. rip mca
I'll be turning 50 in a month. This $h!t still makes me want to cry. They were a big part in the expansion of my musical appreciation as a teen.
Probably the greatest run of any band. 25 years... License to Ill to Hot Sauce Committee Pt 2. A high level throughout.
Don't forget icp . From 1989 to current
@@stevenpersinger6577 dang their still making music?
@@ltme4134 just put 3 new albums out last year
Licensed to Ill.
One of the dopest rap groups PERIOD!!! r.i.p MCA
They're Dope, They're Pioneers, They're Legends, Congrats To Them. RIP MCA 🙏
This is so bitter sweet, so deserved, terrible that Yauch was too sick to attend this moment. The Beastie Boys were the soundtrack to my formative years. I remember sneaking out telling my mum I was staying at my friends house and going to watch the Beasties when they were considered hellraisers, my bestie told her folks the same and off we went! We saw them again in 95 after Ill communication came out. It was an incredible experience.
Best acceptance speech for anything ever. Two dudes are so humble and down to earth. Really would of loved to see MC A up there with his brothers. R.I.P. MC A, you will always be remembered as a legend
These guys just take me back to my childhood. RIP, Adam Yauch
In 1984 or 85 I attended the Madonna (Virgin) tour here in Detroit. Beastie Boy’s opened. This was back when they were still a punk band. I loved it. Only problem was the crowd absolutely hated them. First time I’ve ever seen a band get booed off a stage. Probably not an opener for a Madonna crowd. Lol. I vividly remember Ad Rock, MCA, and Mike D) telling the Madonna crowd to fuck off Detroit and they threw their beer’s into the crowd lol. I think they played maybe 3 songs. Crowd didn’t know what they missed. Rip.
RIP ADAM YAUCH ❤❤❤ You were and still are a part of hip hop. #TheBeastieboys MCA 🙏🙏
This hit me like a brick. The world needs to remember to be humble, be real and be thankful for all the blessings you have received. Its easy to want the best for these guys
I really appreciate how
Mike D and Ad Rock
Express there growing up and listening
To all theses musical genres
Beastie Boys # 1
A little kid in norway in the late 80s put on their record in gym class and became a hero!! Love them then, now and forever! Thanks for your hard work ❤️
Beastie boys are a very talented and a unique Rap group punk rock to hip hop
Almost 60 years old, and all I remember were iconic times, left right and center. The music. The fashion. The passion. The collaborations. The inspirations. THE MUSIC!!! All of it, lightening in a bottle. Impossible to duplicate. What a time. R.I.P. Mr. Yauch!! And thank you and your brothers for extraordinary memories. Ya'll were apart of the best times in Hip Hop!!
The beastie boys are iconic hip hop legends without a doubt....FACTS...
Simply Amazing. MCA will ALWAYS be in our hearts and minds. Thank you Beastie Boys for such great childhood memories.
I’m 48 old and Beastie Boys were my favorite band forever ❤
These guy blew walls down..by being outspoken and fresh..with rhythm energy and smarts
I was lucky enough to see them in 1999 one of the best shows I’ve ever been to rip mca
The In The Round tour was amazing. I saw them in Birmingham on that tour and it's still one of my top five gigs.
Same😢
I just finished Beastie Boys Book and I pray that even one person reading this goes and buys it.
If you are a fan, it is ESSENTIAL.
I couldn't put it down.
Even better if you listen to it on Audible!
Beastie Boys are part of my Hip Hop heart. Growing up listening to them in the Golden Age of Hip Hop in the early eighties molded me towards my love of the artform. I cried when Ad-Rock read MCA's words.
' I'd rather be a hypocrite than the same person forever'
-Adam Yauch
That's wisdom, right there. Can't take it, make it or fake it.
Cheers. Thanks for the music.
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Fixed. Words matter.
It’s pretty sad and ignorant if anyone gave them a thumbs down but I don’t see a thumbs down on this video. These guys are great human beings on top of what they did for music. The world needs more good people. I just watched the speeches from Chuck D and LL, and they were incredible. Chuck is brilliant in general and LL is an amazing and smart dude. So much respect for these 2 legends and they’re the perfect dudes to honor the Beastie Boys.
MCA always has the most eloquent and insightful things to say. So many years later, listening to his acceptance speech still makes me tear up. We were so lucky to have him and beastie boys 🫶
The Beasties used to go down to Rock clubs in the early 80s where it was full on Rock and Punk scene. There is where the Beastie boys heard the first hip hop records being played over the loud speakers. it's crazy to think that in clubs where it was mainly Rock, they would play Hip Hop to rock fans. That's rock for you, they bring exposure to things that mainstream media wouldn't necessarily be covering. This is coming full circle for them tho, starting as a punk band and then evolving into a hip hop group. well deserved. RIP to MCA (Adam Yauch) and may the boys carry on their legacy any which way they can. Rock on \m/
Nightclub DJs have only one job - to keep people dancing. It's the ultimate meritocracy. If your record makes people dance, it gets played. In the 80s, it could have been U2, Michael Jackson, David Bowie or Grandmaster Flash. Back to back to back. Great era (but maybe I'm biased).
Most Punk fans loved Rap because it went against the norm.
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Great alt band.
Where would Beck, Rage Against the Machine, Cypress Hill be without them.
They also influenced numetal.
Again great alt band.
Hundreds of people are watching this hiding or not even try to hide the tears in their eyes. No wonder. And so I ask myself even more how could Mike and especially Adam H. manage it not to cry while reading Yauch‘s lines ? Must have been hard for them. My deepest respect.
I love they give so much props to their influence. I think most hip hop fans would have loved to grow up in New York throughout the 80's and 90's
MCA WE LOVE AND MISS YOU! I REMEMBER BUYING MY FIRST CASSETTE IN THE 80s AS A CHILD. IT WAS BEASTIE BOYS FIRST ALBUM. I LITERALLY WORE THAT TAPE OUT TIL IT WOULDN'T PLAY ANYMORE. LOVE YOU ALL. YOU GUYS ARE A TRUE MUSICAL INSPIRATION AND GIFT TO THE WORLD!!!
Me too. First cassette I owned. Listened to it on my new Walkman Christmas morning, but I already had it all memorized from the kids playing it on the school bus every day.
My all-time favorite group. I miss them, but I can always hear them.
That takes a lot of guts and courage God bless everyone who knew Adam
God this makes me cry. Rest in paradise MCA.
Fan for 30 plus years. Fan for life.
Adam Yauch was pure class!!! RIP MCA rest easy 🤘♥️😎
I'm a dad of three kids ages 10,11, and 13. My job as a dad is to guide, disciple my children to be impactful adults, also exposing them to culture, art and music. You best believe the Beasties boys are on that list for real Hip Hop. RIP MCA!!
RIP MCA, I still miss you, thank you for my early teen years! To those of you thumbs down. Have some repect for them.
Longtime fan with them and Run DMC.
One of the most unique bands ever.
One of the pioneers of rap that kept the fire burning all these years.
As you can see from this speech extremely intelligent bunch of guys.
Respect to mix master Mike and MCA. We live the beasties
I saw the Boys with Public Enemy back in 1987, the place was hoppin bangin and rockin!!!
Mike D gave his kids the best nicknames lol hilarious! Damn I miss Adam. He left behind a daughter and wife and mother and two cool ass brothers! AD rock and Mike D.
I wore my license to ill cassette out!!!! Still know all the words to Paul Reveere. I always loved MCA's voice. RIP
3 MC's and 1 DJ!!!!!🥺 now 2
I am a total Hip Hop head, I grew up with the Beastie Boys and I can't watch this without a lump in my throat. The best and worst day of their career at the same time.
Rap music would not be the same without them.
rest in peace MC A!!! your voice will live on forever in your message!
I would argue that without these three guys, hip hop would not have been the success it has been to this day. I would also argue that their music is so incredible, it will be shaping the future of hip hop for generations before we all even catch up to where they were.
Good music, really good. Great ? Nah. Not possible when you sample so much of other people’s music.
10 years ago this made my dads day, he fucking loved beastie boys growin up
rip brother
Legendary musicians. When I first heard them I was in 5th grade & they've been a significant part of my musical journey ever since. Thank you for all the amazing jam sessions & a lifetime of enjoyment.
probably my top 3 band of all time..and i am a metal fan
"Rest in Love and Music MCA!!" ❤🙏💯🎵
I listen and watch these guys and just think about theyre every guy I went to school with. Doing what they love and having fun with it and blessing the rest of us wanna bes with their talent!!
RIP MCA, love the beastie boys and always will
55 down votes? Who dafuq down votes real shit that like?
I’m not even a huge fan and I fucking love the Beasties. The world misses you, MCA.
reppin NYC till the break of dawn, they deserve a place in the city
Probably one of my all time favorite gifts I have received was the Beastie Boys book with autographs from all 3 guys. Growing up my best friend and I were asked what we wanted to be when we grew up and we would always say Beastie Boys.
I remember Ad Rock saying after MCA died that he had us fooled in the best way. I remember the emails from Oscope asking people to pray at the same time at a certain hour all together and send healing energy. I think at the time of this ceremony, we were all in disbelief that he'd actually die. He was so positive and forward thinking...it just seemed impossible at that moment. Miss his voice in the world so much!
55 year old here. I love these guys. I know everyone word from the Licensed To Ill record. So glad I saw them in Denver 2007! RIP MCA 🙏
You can see the hurt on their faces and in their eyes, the pain of knowing MCA is dying as they speak.
oh man i remember back in 85 No Sleep Til Brooklynn - it was all i could talk about and no one knew about BB. That is where it all started. Thank you for all the decades all the years all the jams.
Adam Yauch, humanitarian and musician. RIP
I woke up this morning and just randomly decided to do Beastie Boys all day today.
Memories!!!!!!!
Beastie Boys are legends of rock and rap!!!!
As a 16yr old in 1986 and working at my 1st job being baskin Robbins, I would close the store at 10pm and blast the beastie boys while cleaning the store. Them, whodini, ll cool j and run dmc!
When they came out I heard a voice in my head: THE BEASTIE BOYYYYYS ARE FINALLY HOOOOME! R.I.P MCA.
Rest In Peace MCA.❤
Peace and Love to Mike D and AD Rock
The Beasties were always my favorite rap band.
Cried my eyes out.
Beastie boys for life
This band has been the one constant throughout my life since I was old enough to make my own music choices. I've seen many bands, and I've enjoyed many bands but for 35 years there is only one group I hear every day, one group I just cannot resist singing/yelling along with...literally any time they come on. I have raised 4 kids, and when I'm dead and gone my kids will still smile and remember me being stupid any time they hear these legends.
AdRock was always my favorite, but much love to MCA... RIP.
The 1980s wouldn't be the same for me without the Beastie Boys. In high school, I constantly played the Licenced to Ill album on my Walkman. Decades later, I found them again on TH-cam and knew all the lyrics of every song on that album. I must say, they still got it.
Amazing live...4 sets in one....hiphop...funk...punk...hiphop.....the longest and greatest concert I've been to.
Miss you guys 🇧🇪🙏
In Belgium your where and still a great gang, growing with you, living with your voice, your Powa! The sound of NYC, rushing and grooving all around you,