I think Run DMC were the ones who set it off. Naturally there was never any conflict between these types of music; it was individuals and tribes. Whites against blacks, etcetera, choose your hate skirt!
@@sallylauper8222Yes, it was Run DMC, but it wasn't so much when they did "King of Rock". It was more when they collaborated with Aerosmith for the rap version of "Walk this Way" in 1986. That marked the first time ever Rap and Rock collaborated together.
I'm from Aberdeen at that time and I didn't know that there was a collaboration between Metal Church and Mix- Alot. I've been a big fan of both my whole life. And not for any other reason than I like the music
As great as Public Enemy and Anthrax was or even the first big time collab of Aerosmith and Run DMC, Metal Church and Sir Mixalot should have been bigger. I never even knew this song existed until about two years ago. Granted, I was only 11 when it came out and didn’t know much of anything when it came to music, but still…
@@martinphipps2 I know. The movies should have had both versions. Like for instance, play the original version at the beginning of the ending credits, and then play THIS version to finish out those credits. That would have been just one way to do it.
I can't believe that I never knew this existed until now... I just know I had to check out this video after I found out Sir Mix-A-Lot and Metal Church did a song together.
Back in the old days, when you traded VHS tapes for videos, this is one of the ones i played over and over. "Mix-A-Lot only had one song".... no just one you heard on the radio. This and My Hooptie....
It still holds up. A coworker had this humongous sub stuffed in the back of his ford escort. We’d go to lunch up on Page Ave in St Louis blasting Swass. I think they could hear us in Ferguson. Lol
No... it was RUN DMC and Aerosmith.............. 86 this was released in 88 and in between you had i'm the man and Bring the noise Anthrax and Public Enemy these guys were actually last to start, if that makes sense
I grew up in Aberdeen and I I still listen to both of these bands. Metal Church cut their first album at breakwater Seafoods in Aberdeen. Me and my homies weren't listening to Nirvana. Kurt Cobain was known around town for being a lush. And for acting like he was entitled. On my street in the projects. We would literally be listening to Metal Church The dark. Put on some Body count or some Mentors. Throw in some Masters of Puppets. Or some Ice T. Then wash it all down with some Mix-A-Lot he's had some master pieces. We never even thought about him being from Seattle. We just felt like that was top tier beats and lyrics. Still number one in 21. Motherfucker had two platinum records before today's rappers were a gleam in their daddy's eyes. I love the Return of the Bumpasaurus album. Shit! Hip hop Soldier, Posses on Broadway, Bremalo, Monsta Mack,Swap meet louie,Buckin my horse, Ainster, the list of songs that I have committed to memory goes on and on. You know your that fucking good when a white welfare head banging stoner kid from the Harbor is still bumping your shit 30yrs later. I'm proud of the music I listen to. I like music with intelligent lyrics. And pounding beats. The style and desire of a true Iron man. So fucking good till this day.
I just went to the breakwater seafood place for the first time right before covid and it was the only I've liked seafood..good story dude.i got a buddy that used to see mix with dub narcotic in Seattle,but I can't find dub narcotic on TH-cam.
@@robertobravo5732 I don't remember Yo! getting Saturday nights since they had right after school (3-5?) Monday-Friday and metalheads only got 3 hours of some not really metal videos once a week. I put partial blame on MTV for why rap (hip-hop) is huge and metal is still semi-underground. Opposite is true in Europe, South America, and Japan.
@@FirstLast-ol9cs I remember Yo! MTV Raps! Coming on between 3pm to 5pm before they replaced it with TRL.. Yo! MTV Raps came on at the same time as BET's Rap City that also stayed on 3pm to 5 pm after school as well..
@@FirstLast-ol9cs Metal was huge in the 1980s and MTV didn't wanna play rap at first! So no! Metal slowed itself down cause of the Artists not making music like they supposed to.. bands were breaking up and new bands started to have issues before the first album drops.. You can't blame that one on Rap music and MTV..
Marvel Should've Put This In A Iron Man Movie By NOW If They Haven't Already😒(Sir Mix A LOT Go HARD When It Comes 2 Rhyming😎Along Wit Making Good😊Songs)
Justin Kirby, dude I had the exact tape. Back then I wasn’t allowed to get parental advisory sticker tapes, so I picked this one out lol. For an 8 yr old this music melted my brain. Thanks for bringing back those memories!
@Rob Simpson Yeah, Sir Mix Alot singles had a TON of different versions. I seen a Baby Got Back CD Single, that I'm pretty sure had like 20 tracks on it.
This track is awesome, but the metal meltdown mix is the real deal as Sir Mix A lot drops the verses 110% with more energy, as do metal church. love the opening lines of this track. straight bars for days.
Like all old school hip-hop rap music old school hip-hop mix music old school hip-hop jam music old school hip-hop 90s music old school hip-hop SIR MIX A LOT LRON MAN
I'd like to learn about the history of rap metal I am looking for a video essay on the subject. A few years ago I thought it was hard to find this video
When the rockers met rap and when rappers met rock...80s will never be the same glad to had lived it!
It was Run DMC doing "King of Rock" and then it was Sir Mix-A-Lot and white boys like me were .... Tweeking!
I think Run DMC were the ones who set it off. Naturally there was never any conflict between these types of music; it was individuals and tribes. Whites against blacks, etcetera, choose your hate skirt!
@@sallylauper8222Yes, it was Run DMC, but it wasn't so much when they did "King of Rock". It was more when they collaborated with Aerosmith for the rap version of "Walk this Way" in 1986. That marked the first time ever Rap and Rock collaborated together.
Metal Church and Mix-a-Lot: "Two great tastes that taste great together."
Amen!
To be from Seattle and making this sound in the 80's, this guy was ahead of his time. Props !
He made us folks from Seatown proud. This is when rap was all about NYC, LA, and Oaktown.
No Cap
Bellevue was home to a lot of talent.
I'm from Aberdeen at that time and I didn't know that there was a collaboration between Metal Church and Mix- Alot. I've been a big fan of both my whole life. And not for any other reason than I like the music
Yes he was
"Bust my knuckles in a junkyard scuffle, whipping adversaries with the Brass Belt BUCKLE" there are too many great one liners in this track on gawd
Met Clint Eastwood slapped his MOMMA the best lyric ever
Got more lines on my face than a sun burned Russian.
One of the most underrated rap rock collars.
As great as Public Enemy and Anthrax was or even the first big time collab of Aerosmith and Run DMC, Metal Church and Sir Mixalot should have been bigger. I never even knew this song existed until about two years ago. Granted, I was only 11 when it came out and didn’t know much of anything when it came to music, but still…
@@JasonL77 I FULLY AGREE!!!
I had a VCR tape with this video, followed by the Diceman Cometh. Damn I miss the 80s.
well said, mate! I just turned 50 & I'm so glad I grew up in the 70s & 80s!
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This song is so underrated, in 88 people would think you're crazy putting ozzy and sir, in the mix
THIS IS WHY SIR MIX A LOT IS BEST KNOW AS THE BABY GOT BACK RAPPER!
the “we will rock you” remix in the beginning is legendary
This song really should have been in an Iron Man movie.
Technically he is sampling from the Black Sabbath song that was in the Iron Man movie.
@@martinphipps2 I know. The movies should have had both versions. Like for instance, play the original version at the beginning of the ending credits, and then play THIS version to finish out those credits. That would have been just one way to do it.
@@willienelson1245 more fit with upcoming marvel's armor wars series on disney+
It would've been perfect for when Tony walks out at the Stark Expo in Iron Man 2.
It is excellent.
Sir mix a lot putting heavy metal and rap together it is bad ass 🎵🖤💪
THIS ONE OF THE GREATEST RAP/ROCK JAMS IN THE HISTORY OF RAP/ROCK JAMS.
It is, not one of.
Happy 57th Birthday to Sir Mix-A-Lot 2020!!!!!
"Live a hard life, shave with a knife" DAMN!
who else actually tried to shave themselves with a knife.
LOL
i know i did
That snare sound is heavy as hell.
I can't believe that I never knew this existed until now... I just know I had to check out this video after I found out Sir Mix-A-Lot and Metal Church did a song together.
Back in the old days, when you traded VHS tapes for videos, this is one of the ones i played over and over. "Mix-A-Lot only had one song".... no just one you heard on the radio. This and My Hooptie....
I've been a mix a lot fan since the early 90s and also somehow have never heard this before, it's great though.
Thqt benz is utterly flawless
Still doing things old school remembering what it was like to be younger. Life is still decent. Iron Man is the way to go.
I used to jam this on the back of the school bus rual AR, 80s waz crazy
I dunno why but will always be one of my favorite bars of all time "more lines in my face than a sunburnt russian"
This was and still a badazz cut from the 80s. I love it still!!!
I’m just trippin over the fact that the last time I listened to this song was as a kid on a cassette.
Metal Church!!
Yes Sir! Love some Metal Church!!!
💯
damn i miss this kinda rap
For real tho 👌🏾
Agreed. I never would have ever had any interest in Rap if I wasn't a teenager in the 1990's.
Met Clint Eastwood, slapped his momma hahahaha
Then his mama got up and said that it
I literally just learned this exited. My life is now a little better
Not too many knew of this. I still have it on a VCR tape😅
The music is different than the album version. The album only had the metal, no sound effects. Both versions are awesome.
Yeah this says album version but the album I had didn’t have this version.
Wow I was young my brothers use to listen to this
It still holds up. A coworker had this humongous sub stuffed in the back of his ford escort. We’d go to lunch up on Page Ave in St Louis blasting Swass. I think they could hear us in Ferguson. Lol
We will we will rock you!!
"Met Clint Eastwood - slapped his Mama!" - one of the coldest lines ever!
I can't believe I've never heard this. Mix a lot was my boy back in the day
I heard it before I heard the Black Sabbath one.
Dear Sir, you nailed this song.
Shout-out from Seatown!
I have this an 1989 cassette I recorded off the radio - In my notes I have Metal Church as part of this song.
Beavis and Butt-Head's dream come true!
Loved this song still rock it in 22.
The first mashup was invented by sir mix a lot apperantly. Hahaha. Great style
RUN DMC and AEROSMITH did it first in the early 80's!
yeah run dmc and aerosmith was 1st
No... it was RUN DMC and Aerosmith.............. 86
this was released in 88
and in between you had i'm the man and Bring the noise Anthrax and Public Enemy
these guys were actually last to start, if that makes sense
I grew up in Aberdeen and I I still listen to both of these bands. Metal Church cut their first album at breakwater Seafoods in Aberdeen. Me and my homies weren't listening to Nirvana. Kurt Cobain was known around town for being a lush. And for acting like he was entitled. On my street in the projects. We would literally be listening to Metal Church The dark. Put on some Body count or some Mentors. Throw in some Masters of Puppets. Or some Ice T. Then wash it all down with some Mix-A-Lot he's had some master pieces. We never even thought about him being from Seattle. We just felt like that was top tier beats and lyrics. Still number one in 21. Motherfucker had two platinum records before today's rappers were a gleam in their daddy's eyes. I love the Return of the Bumpasaurus album. Shit! Hip hop Soldier, Posses on Broadway, Bremalo, Monsta Mack,Swap meet louie,Buckin my horse, Ainster, the list of songs that I have committed to memory goes on and on. You know your that fucking good when a white welfare head banging stoner kid from the Harbor is still bumping your shit 30yrs later. I'm proud of the music I listen to. I like music with intelligent lyrics. And pounding beats. The style and desire of a true Iron man. So fucking good till this day.
I just went to the breakwater seafood place for the first time right before covid and it was the only I've liked seafood..good story dude.i got a buddy that used to see mix with dub narcotic in Seattle,but I can't find dub narcotic on TH-cam.
METAL CHURCH IS AWESOME !!
that transform scratch at the beginning is still sick
Tougher than Schwarzenegger in Terminator
Met Clint Eastwood, slapped his momma.
Remember growing up listening to this.
lol am back for the future, from Metallum Archives.. just funny lovely old school Hip Hop
man loved this track as a kid. got into an argument with my dad that Iron Man was by Metal Church not Black Sabbath. kids are dumb
MISS THE OLD DAYS
fav song
Him and run dmc were the only to crossover in such a way 🦾
Check the Judgement Night soundtrack, will blow your fucking mind!
Love this tune! R.I.P. Mike Howe
Who is Mike?
The vocalist for Metal Church. He's the guy singing in this song.
Used to stay up late on Saturday's hoping this video would play on yo mtv raps!
Mtv raps was on after school. Saturday night was Headbangers ball
@@FirstLast-ol9cs true. Fab 5 freddy was on Saturday's. Ed lover and Dr. Dte was on weekdays. Head banger's balk was after fab 5 freddy.
@@robertobravo5732 I don't remember Yo! getting Saturday nights since they had right after school (3-5?) Monday-Friday and metalheads only got 3 hours of some not really metal videos once a week. I put partial blame on MTV for why rap (hip-hop) is huge and metal is still semi-underground. Opposite is true in Europe, South America, and Japan.
@@FirstLast-ol9cs I remember Yo! MTV Raps! Coming on between 3pm to 5pm before they replaced it with TRL.. Yo! MTV Raps came on at the same time as BET's Rap City that also stayed on 3pm to 5 pm after school as well..
@@FirstLast-ol9cs Metal was huge in the 1980s and MTV didn't wanna play rap at first! So no! Metal slowed itself down cause of the Artists not making music like they supposed to.. bands were breaking up and new bands started to have issues before the first album drops.. You can't blame that one on Rap music and MTV..
I grew up in the 1980s ... how am I just hearing this?
Wow love earlys 90s insane bass!!!
This is mad 🔥
Makin you mad and I’m elated is such a good bar
Marvel Should've Put This In A Iron Man Movie By NOW If They Haven't Already😒(Sir Mix A LOT Go HARD When It Comes 2 Rhyming😎Along Wit Making
Good😊Songs)
They would never do it
@@My_Lacrimosa Why Not???
@@elenaofavalormoanadisneypr6893 I'm Wit✊🏾Ya There
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This is fucking bad ass. I can't believe I never heard this before.
Song should have been HUGE
Luv this
this sounds way different than my cassette version
How did I not know this video ever existed till now? Awesome!
Chuck D flow right here!!
Yup. The cadence is on point.
Mix Alot Was Way Ahead Of His Time
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My attitude when I walk into work to start my night
Sir model of is,just a fool all thos,was out when I was in long beach .mix just wreck it bro
damn this goes hard
Playing this song for highschool matching band
Seattle!
This is a fucking masterpiece.
Used to listen to this on a tape that had a mix of rap songs. Believe it was On The Rap Tip.
Justin Kirby, dude I had the exact tape. Back then I wasn’t allowed to get parental advisory sticker tapes, so I picked this one out lol. For an 8 yr old this music melted my brain. Thanks for bringing back those memories!
I ain't seen this video in 100 years.
it reminds me of Run DMC.
better
Metal Church rules
100 years? What are you? Immortal? (Cue "Princes of the Universe" by Queen)
@@willienelson1245
I'm not a vampire, it just feels like a lifetime ago.
@@BrandonSeattle I meant the Highlander kind of Immortal.
this is a heck of a lot different than my cassette sadly
This is one of the remixes. I believe it was the "b" side of the single but that was 30 years ago so I can't be sure.
Yeah, there’s a few different version of many songs on this album.
Back when there was a ton of single releases with video mixes, remixes, club mixes, extended mixes etc.
@Rob Simpson It's definitely mixed different. Video version vs Album version. very common back in teh day.
watch?v=RXfaXDtlq1s
@Rob Simpson Yeah, Sir Mix Alot singles had a TON of different versions. I seen a Baby Got Back CD Single, that I'm pretty sure had like 20 tracks on it.
This was not the version on my old school cassette
As much as love Black Sabbath's version I always felt like this version hit harder. and this was the one i grew up on honestly.
3:13 awesome license plate
Sounds good Brotha
This track is awesome, but the metal meltdown mix is the real deal as Sir Mix A lot drops the verses 110% with more energy, as do metal church. love the opening lines of this track. straight bars for days.
Like all old school hip-hop rap music old school hip-hop mix music old school hip-hop jam music old school hip-hop 90s music old school hip-hop SIR MIX A LOT LRON MAN
2:16 - Damn Sir Mix-A-Lot tryna give all the epileptics siezures. Chill on the flashin' man.
Skullcracka Nation. 21 in S.C.
Metal Church is the Metsl band in the background.
Sir mix A lot made this song his
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Dad was iron man working factory 39 yrs
He's actually from Bremerton. Across the Puget Sound from Seattle. Kitsap County.
I've always wondered if this song is used to get welder psyched up about what they do
I'd like to learn about the history of rap metal I am looking for a video essay on the subject. A few years ago I thought it was hard to find this video
Iconic WWE entrance
Hahaha I get it though Sir Mix-A-Lot very funny
🎶🤘🎶
I am hugely disappointed by the lack of Metal Church in the suggestions to the side of this video
Mix Alot should be careful drivin the Benz in that scrap yard.. Could have run over a nail or something! 😮
Mickey D's shrimp salad isn't part of my meal cuz I'ma iron Man 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
This was out before Bring the noise.
It should.
Different version than the old "Swass" cassette one I have....
Kurt from Metal Church on guitar and produced by Terry Date biiiitch
OSHA wld have a fit with all them missing safety glasses
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I so wanted to get a welder's mask after seeing this video the first time as a kid.
2019 and this is still the fucking shit
is this real! i grew up in the 80's 90's never heard this "AI, you got me this time"
Damn he had good guitar work. This is amazing. Who did he sample with the drums and guitars
He sampled "Iron Man", by Black Sabbath.