FIRST TIME HEARING Beastie Boys - Intergalactic (REACTION)
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- Beastie Boys
Intergalactic
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Watch 3 MC's and 1 DJ. Pure Hip Hop. RIP MCA.
I'm a metalhead and I love that song.
My favorite from them👍 So pure
Yea. And Sabotage
YES!! I've been trying to get him to react to it.
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Saw the Beastie Boys live twice in the early 90’s. Hands down the most hype crowd and high energy performances. At Lalapalooza they played before The Smashing Pumpkins and the crowd basically was done after the Beastie Boys and Billy Corgan got so pissed that he stopped playing and said “Should I just have the Beastie Boys come back on and play!?” And the crowd cheered! Billy was pissed LOL
That's an awesome story
Awesome
Nice story, thanks for share it ^^
I was there that day
Beastie Boys owned the stage !
“We’re from the family tree of old school hip hop.”
Kick off your shoes and relax your socks
Saw Beastie Boys, Rage Against the Machine, Cypress Hill, and the band “X” 1994 @ Cal State Domiguez Hills for 20bucks!!!
That's my teenage playlist, never seen Beastie play the same gig as RAGE
@@matthewbeffa5781 I also saw both bands on the same bill at Tibetan Freedom Concert Golden Gate Park, San Francisco Ca. 1996. The 2 day event included other artists ranging from the Tribe Called Quest to great John Lee Hooker and many more. I was on magic mushrooms in the mash pits wearing a LA Dodgers cap surround by SF Giant fans with my middle finger in their face when Rage was on stage. awww those where the days!!
@@Alex-di7mb That's pretty sick. I'm a bay kid, lol. Good stuff.
I was there!!! I got kicked in the head with a steel toe boot by someone who was audience surfing. Still have a dent in my skull right above my nose at my hairline. Great show.
That's a CRAZY line-up! Wow...
Beasties are OG hip hop royalty. Listening to Chuck D’s speech inducting them into the HOF explains it all. They blurred the lines of hip hop and punk and they revolutionized music videos. Genuine god fathers.
This warms my heart to see you react like this. As an old boy growing up with the Beastie Boys, I’m listen to this thinking ‘This track still holds up today...’ they killed it across the world in the 80’s n ‘90’s
RIP MCA
i was lucky enough(and old enough) to see them (co)headline Lollapalooza in 1994. They did songs with a dj and also did songs playing their own instruments, Amazing performance!
They have a concert film called Awesome: I F*cking Shot That. they gave cameras to a couple dozen audience members and cut it together into a movie. It is, indeed, awesome.
I watch it on nights I can't fall asleep and I love it so much
I've seen them live 3 times. They put on an amazing show & sound even better live🤘
I was at their last performance ever at Bonnaroo 2009. Of course, it was not planned to be their last performance, but they announced MCA's cancer after that show, and not very long after, he passed. The show was amazing. I mean, AMAZING! Half the show they rapped on the mic with mixmaster mike scratching, the other half they played their own instruments and killed it. They even did about a 10 minute jam session where they just freestyled on their instruments to a groove. Oh yea, they also brought out Nas, who was not on the bill that year, which surprised everyone. One of the most memorable shows I've ever seen.
Thx for playing them ...saw them in concert in the late 80s they started in 81 They were Unbelievable!! I miss that era so much 😍check out Hey Ladies, Shake your Rump so many ha ha ..3 mcs & 1 DJ ..love them ALL !
I remember the art-school girlie who bailed out to groupie with them when they came through Seattle in 85. Where’s Donna? flat on her back or bent over a chair in the tour bus, is where 😎🤪
I love that they just straight recorded this in public in NYC in front of random passersby.
They filmed it in Tokyo.
@@Chuck_dA_Stone 100%, my bad.
Ohh lawd.. I got to see Beastie boys and Mob deep. I'll NEVER FORGET IT.
Thank you for giving respect to the Beastie Boys. They're totally underrated.
Beastie were hot back in the day but they were going through the same things Em is going through now “the politics of hip hop”. You could not find their albums under the rap section at the record store. They had them under rock. I remember asking the clerk “where is license to ill”. And they said “under rock”. I was thinking “that makes no sense”. Another thing that hurt the bboys hip hop image back in the day was MCA’s decision to become Buddhist. He was taught his words will influence people so he stopped the gun, drug, and girl bashing talk. Later on he drops a bar that says he has albums that will ruin your health! 😂 The fans still stuck in there through the change but we never got another gangsta album like license to ill and Paul’s boutique and that was during the gangster rap era so it’s sad because we missed out on potentially some classic thug music but it is what it is. I stuck with them until MCA died and I liked the last album but they are differently their own thing. And anyone that says the beastie boys are not rappers should be back handed on the spot
A lot of beer, a lot of women, and a lot of cursing. 2 2 automatic on my person. My hand is in my pocket and my finger is on the trigger. My posse is getting big and posse is getting bigger! ....gangsta
I mean as a woman the girl bashing does get old and I've seen it influence younger people who don't distance themselves from what they hear (not all of them, thankfully). That being said, I feel like songs like "girls" are more satirical, so there is some self-reflexion there. After a while they probably had nothing to prove anymore and were just having fun.
In some places i found them under alternative but after the 90s ,in local shops i always found them under rap, but that was in PR
Beastie Boys never let anyone who listened to their music “miss out” on anything . .
"Got an A from Moe Dee for sticking to themes."
As in Kool Moe D.
Kool Moe Dee needs some reactions
The whole 'Ill communication' album is fireee
Watch "Awesome, I F..ing Shot That." Its a concert of theirs at Madison Square Gardens. They gave out handheld cameras to audience members and had them shoot from their perspective.
Saw them live at lollapalooza in the 90's. It was electric. The energy didn't stop, I'm sorry you didn't get to experience it. To this day, the best live show I've ever seen and I've seen some of the greatest bands of my time.
React to 3 MC’s and 1 DJ.
yes, this pls. OFFICIAL VIDEO of 3Mcs and 1 DJ
That video is pure Hip Hop
YES!!!
The video to that sounds live to me. But I might be wrong.
^^^^This^^^^
3 MC’s and 1 DJ
Glad to see you having fun. I thought we used all that up in the 80’s, but it’s good to see the energy still kicks in 2021 for ya
Then, Get it Together feat Q-tip
OMG, I got the ill communication..
Beastie Boys HD : Sabotage ( David Letterman ) - 1994
Phenomenal performance!! 👍. Check it out Swaggy!
Beastie Boys - an open letter to NYC
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Hey:) Liking the surge of beastie boys reactions ``I was In High school when they hit lol:)
hoping this can evolve into other og's Reactions like fat boys ,ll cool j etc
I just found you. Beastie Boys are my best boys rofl 🤣. can't wait to watch your journey reactions to them !!! This makes me soooo happy !
Saw them in Brussels in the “in the round” tour in 1998. They were performing in the middle of the venue standing on a giant turntable that was spinning round the whole time! Beastie boys fan since 1994.
Glasgow Sabatoge live, and I seen them 2 times 94 lollapalooza was the first
THEY WERE INCREDIBLE LIVE!
I feel blessed to have seen them live.
Beastie Boys’ shows were THE party of the year, wherever they performed
They switch the beat like it’s going outta style on HEY LADIES. GET FUNKY
I can hear the cow bell
You thought your mind was blown from the music videos, their live performance’s with make your head explode, whole different level, they influenced how performers do their concerts like they did with their music
Beastie Boys. Glasgow , Scotland. All you need to see. Saw them in Dublin , Ireland with OutKast in 1994. Glad you’re enjoying the boys.
Back to 80's people love breakdancing on the street (and from this culture hip hop begin), one of breakdancing move is robotic style (you can searching it). This music is one background from breakdancing party back to 80's
We followed them around Texas in 93. they were playing with public enemy and tribe called quest
I saw these guys when they opened for Madonna in Detroit and I saw them at some ballroom in Chicago back in 85. The had a lot of energy.
These three guys started as pre teen punk bands that joined together and at the time when rap was starting, they loved it, embraced it and abandoned their punk image for a few years to concentrate on rap from 1981 on. From Brooklyn and Manhattan, across the bridge from each other, they soaked in the local sounds and made their own. They released a prank call they made to Carvel Ice cream over some beats called Cookie Puss in 1985, and after some NYC airplay, and picked up by Rick Rubin in his apartment, they helped start Def Jam Records, helped give LL Cool J his start, and inspired many rap artists for at least the next decade. Millennials, I feel sorry for you, it was so great being 15 in 1985 and hearing cookie puss on cassette, and wearing it out. When Paul Revere became memorized by everyone a few years later we were hooked.
yes, I saw them in Santiago, Chile at 2006. Full people at place, was crazy!
The most incredible thing was to see that they played the instruments with the band.
Top five concerts of my life.
Oh, I lost my shoes that night LOL
I saw them live in the late 90's, spinning stage in the middle of the arena. not a bad seat in the house. life changing
Saw them live in the early 90’s at Salt Air in Salt Lake City. Great show.
That "Mmm....DROP" is a throwback to one of their old songs, "The New Style" off Licensed To Ill, you better believe when all us Beastie Heads heard that sample on "Intergalactic" when it came out we were like, "Oh HELL YEAH!"
Saw them live in 98, north of Toronto... It was a full day, outdoor festival, and ATCQ was supposed to open, but disbanded like, a week before, so Rascalz (with Northern Touch All-Stars), Biz Markie, Mix Master Mike, and Money Mark opened on the mainstage... There was a low-rider car show, martial arts and Free Tibet demonstrations, a second/daytime stage (with BTK, Canadian group, among acts)... Helluva show... During 'Body Moving', they got the crowd (of about 20k people) to split down rows for a dance competition... 😆...
It was an epic show and day...
Definitely 3 MC's 1 DJ. You would love that one.
Brass Monkey, was my jam way back when. And now, I still listen to License to Ill 😏. I can't believe you haven't seen this one!
I saw the Beastie Boys twice in 24 hours at the Bestival Festival, Isle of Wight, England, 2007. They headlined the Saturday Night and played all the tunes you could wish for. An amazing experience, but I was right at the back of the crowd, it was so busy! On the Sunday, The Beastie Boys promised a mellow, mainly instrumental Jazz set, based on their ‘The In Sound From Way Out!’ album. I went to the stage, got right to the front, then when the band came on, they decided to ditch the mellow jazz thing and go right into the same setlist from the previous night. It was so intense and amazing. The sense of fun that came across was so strong. MIke D kept talking about the Isle of Wight, but calling it the ‘Isle of Might’ and the ‘Isle of Mike’. Their keyboard player, Money Mark particularly shined in this performance. I also saw the Beastie Boys headlining the Reading Festival, England, 1998. That was during the Intergalactic era and the B-Boys were in Kung Fu gear busting some moves!
Love your enthusiasm for all music. It's great.
Lollapalooza 1994, 9:12 it was insane! I've never seen so many people rush the stage. Rhode Island in the middle of an airport field, no seats. They had a water hose, and thankfully Adrock hosed me. I was sitting on top of my ver tall friends shoulders, it was hot out! I was very 😊
Great Band!!!
Root Down
Pass The Mic
Car Thief
Sure Shot
Skills To Pay The Bills
Finger Lickin Good
Ch-Ch-Check It Out
Body Movin'
Shadrach
Egg Man
Too Many Rappers -featuring Nas -
B Boy Bouillabaisse
3 MCs & 1 DJ
Professor Booty
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Yupp, pioneers legends icons of Hip Hop !
RIP MCA 😞
So So So glad to see so many reactors getting into the Beastie Boys !!
Beastie For Life !
#SRTGang
Lol, yes. Godzilla. Other dudes don't get that joke. Glad you caught on.
I saw them in 92 at the Hollywood Palladium. , they played their own instruments and reintroduced their punk songs. They started as a punk band (pollywog stew EP) and yes they were awesome live.
Song: Colors, from the movie: Colors
Dj Quick, Jus like Compton
Hood took me under, Compton's most wanted
Loose ends, hanging on a string
Stephanie Mills, put your body in
Connie, funky little beat
Oran "juice " the rain
Nenah Cherry, Buffalo stance
Indeep, last night a DJ saved my life
Mfsb, love is the message
Nu Shooz, I can't wait
Rising to the top, keni Burke
Krafwrek, Trans Euro Express
Michael Jackson, Billy Jean
Thriller.
Crystal Waters, gypsy woman
Everybody Everybody, black box
Bees Gees, more than a woman
Herbie Hancock, rock it
Carole King- too late
I feel the earth move
+SwaggyReacts: I saw them perform at Lollapalooza '94, George Clinton and the P-Funk Allstars were right before them. They didn't miss a beat during the transition, as soon as they hit the downbeat, B-Boys cam flying out on a rotating stage in mid-air and hit hard. One of the greatest concert experiences I've ever had!
Im 48 today, the beastie boys back in the day got play on Mtv but most rappers at that time didn't give them the props that they do now. I was there at the beginning. It was always a party going on, and you always heard the whole album then it was cassettes tapes but license to ill and Pauls boutique were master pieces.
Cos blacks are racist af and hate Whites doing rap. Eminem was the only one who barely got a pass.
I saw them once opening for Public Enemy in 1986 in The Netherlands... Crowd was mind blown!
Beasties live was a once in a lifetime experience..
The live in Glasgow show is on TH-cam, hands down the best live video of a hip hop show
my sister saw them at Heineken Opener Festival in Gdynia, Poland. They're had 2 concerts - first one on big stage and second one, more instrumental in tent. It was, in 2007. She said that was and still is the best memory she had in her entire life and hands down the best performances she ever seen life. I'am so sad that i was to young to go on that festiwal, cause i missed the one-time possibility to se those guys life...
Yes I saw them live in 1994 at Lollapalooza! They brought the freaking house down.
Saw them in '98 at the Inglewood Forum. They had a circular stage that spun around the whole time it was dope AF. They were amazing live.
I saw them live, front center in their only Brooklyn venue, 5 mins from my home. They fawked it up and if it wasn't for them, I would have never met my husband. Mad love for BB!
I was born in 1997 but my Mum had a tape recording of the mtv awards and I would replay this song all the time, but the Purple squid would always scare this shit out of me haha 😂
I seen them 2 times. the first time they got so drunk on stage they dint rhyme half the lyrics lol but was still awesome . This was real hip hop
Saw them once in philly like 10 years ago. They were really good. Humble and funny and still playing their instruments. The crowd was all races dancing and smoking. All love.
I’ve seen them live and they put on a complete show.
The year is 1998 and humanity peaks as Beastie Boys put out Intergalactic. The rest is history.
There's plenty of these guys live. Best of the best.
Saw them in Bremerton Washington and the rose garden. They were The sickest thing you've ever seen in concert. You got a little of everything at the show. 2 sick.
This song on "Awesome, i fucking shot that" its at the garden and they gave like 100 people in the audience camera's. It cuts between all the views and they had some AWESOME interactions with the crowd.
Sabotage at the same show is pretty great too.
Seen them live in 1999 in Denmark. It was epic. 50K people at the show. Almost died in the front row.
I'm an old head. We battled "Paul revere" back and forth at recess, along with run dmc's "peter piper" in '85. I saw the beastie boys, finally, in '93 or '94. Cypress Hill joined them onstage for "So Whatcha Want". The sound quality was sick and everyone rushed the stage the whole set. It was AMAZING. Saw Wu-Tang in '97. Would've been a great show if they didn't sound like they were farting through cans and strings. RUN DMC and LL were always tight, but the Beasties were surely from another planet. RIP MCA.
I saw them in June '92 at l'Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium, Europe. It was electrifying, energetic, connecting, almost transcendent.
I had discovered them in '87 when their album 'Licensed to ill' arrived in Europe. I remember the day, where I was, with whom and the decidedly different listening experience but so bad ass that I was hooked immediately.
Unfortunately, at that time, as was the case with Eminen as well, the Hip Hop community - including the one in Europe, yes, there was one - literally velipended white people doing Hip Hop... I however recently noted some wider recognition of their talents.
Since I'm also an audiophile, Brass Monkey is the title I ask to stream as test when I've had to choose speakers since then.
I was passionate about Hip Hop since 1984, I bought my first turntables and my first mixer in '86 just to scratch. I've always had 2 turntables and a mixer in my home office forever.
I watched them live @ The Forum in Inglewood CA. They came out in orange jumpsuits and it was one of the best hip hop shows I’ve ever seen 😎
I seen these guys live in Philly along with a Tribe Called Quest. It was right around the time this song was out. Amazing concert lots of energy bro. Thanks for the reaction video.
I grew up with the Beastie Boys. This is from my time, obviously love them, but this song is one of my favorites. It’s the shit!
When hip hop was FUN! Beastie boys rock! ❤️
I seen them in 1986 and it was one of the best shows I've been to.
The verse "Got an A from Moe Dee for sticking to themes" is a reference to the score Kool Moe Dee gave the Beastie Boys on his infamous rappers report card.
I saw them live in Denver, they sounded perfect & the energy was super up!
Just watched your video 2 years later ,but I've was lucky enough to see them twice here in Hawaii. 1986 and 1994. They rock! I'll never forget it.
All their videos were fire!!!
3 mc's and 1 dj is hip hop at its purest.
No need for Bling, Cars, guns ir hoes, just 3 mc's and 1 dj
I saw Beasties here in the UK at Wembley in London, 2004. I've seen a lot of bands and groups play, and this was easily top 3. Just wild. They had Mix Master Mike on decks, they played instruments for big portions of the show and they played 25 songs with skits and stuff between! Incredible show.
these white boyz are ultradimensionally, intergalactic planetary immortally legendary...
hiphop kings of the fuking galaxy!
i saw them in 94 with a tribe called quest in milwaukee and again a few years later in nyc at madison square garden. awesome shows!
Thanks for the video Swaggy! Young brother, I was around your age back when tracks like this were new. The thing about the 90's? Music was music. Here's the 1990's I still remember...here's the Lollapalooza lineup for the summer of 1994: Main Stage: Smashing Pumpkins, Beastie Boys, George Clinton & the P. Funk All-Stars, The Breeders, A Tribe Called Quest, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, L7, Boredoms, Green Day
Second Stage: The Black Crowes, Blast Off Country Style, The Boo Radleys, Charlie Hunter Trio, Cypress Hill, The Flaming Lips, The Frogs, FU-Schnickens, Girls Against Boys, Guided By Voices, King Kong, The Last Poets, Lambchop, Luscious Jackson, Palace Songs, The Pharcyde, Rollerskate Skinny, Shonen Knife, Shudder To Think, Souls of Mischief, Stereolab, The Verve
Their talent was serious..but they never took themselves too seriously...hence that great video
I had tickets to see them waaaay back in the day (1999-2000?)with Rage Against the Machine... it was going to be the pinnacle of my concert going experiences ... then someone in the band got hurt & the show was either cancelled or rescheduled .... either way I did not get to see either band. There is almost no other concert I wanted to see more than that You simply cannot go wrong with The Beasties This middle aged white Canadian woman has been listening to them since the 1980's & they never disappoint Love your reactions - keep it up! love from Canada
Your comments are the best I have heard. I can totally relate to you & your humor.
These guys used to be punk rock. I saw them one day because my mom brought me to see them at VooDoo Fest.
I'll forever be jealous of people hearing this track for the first time. I did listen to it so much when I was yonger, also it was a big thing during late 90's or early 00's for MTV to play this Music Video. Was almost an event for me and my friends. Glad to hear that you like what you're hearing, keep up with these good reactions!
I’ve seen the beasties live 3 times in the 80’s early 90’s . They stopped performing and recording when MCA died .. devastating
One thing you may have noticed, their verses go in a pattern. First section: Rhyming on "ile", Second section: Rhyming on "eem", Third section: Rhyming on "op"
Also, I saw them play live once in about 1995 in Los Angeles. They were awesome live. You can find some live videos on TH-cam and see how amazing their shows were.
I've heard this song so many times but I never put that together... Nice
I've been listening to this since it was released back in the day and never caught that til now ..wow
I remember when the "Fight for Your Right" music video hit MTV - funny song & silly video, but it sparked my interest... Hmmm, who are these guys? So I went out the next day & bought their first album - Licensed to ill. That was in 1986, I was 19 yrs old. Now 53 and still listen to it's classic groundbreaking songs - No Sleep Till Brooklyn, Brass Monkey, Paul Revere, Hold it now-Hit it, She's crafty (that's a funky one), and my favorite - Girls!
When Run DMC teamed up with Aerosmith on Walk this way, that introduced us to the novel idea of music fusion, putting two genres together. So you can say that they opened the door for that idea. Then shortly later, the Beastie Boys show up to kick that door off of its hinges. That first album is loaded with heavy beat drops perfectly paired to sick rock guitar riffs. I think you will enjoy listening to their early stuff & how their style evolves over time, but still retains that distinctive Beastie Boys sound that we all know as soon as it starts playing. :-)
During this era, I believe the Beastie Boys were co-producing their beats with Mario C (with turntablism by Mix Master Mike). This album, Hello Nasty, had some of the most interesting hip hop production of the 1990s.
@SwaggyReacts There is a Concert at Madison Square Garden that was filmed by Fans and Beastie Boys in the crowd. They literally went from the stage, road an elevator while Mix Master Mike was scratching, and appeared in the stands, nose bleed section :-D
Was bumping this shit on my Sony walkman in second grade when it dropped. Ayyye~
Seen them multiple times. It was an experience unlike any other concert. And when the whole crowd knows the entire Beastie catalogue, made it even that much more enjoyable. 😎
Seen them live in Ireland 3 times. Magic
Yo man you know what’s going on ,you’re definitely somebody that I could chill with,man,that’s what’s up! stay cool and I’m going to subscribe
I saw them twice. The first time was 1993. They played a small place in Glen Burnie Maryland that used to be a skating rink. Phenomenal show. The second time was 1996 in Kansas city with the roots opening up. They were a great live band.
Shout-out Beastie boys. Love 80s90s hip-hop
Live is great, these guys are so creative.