IT'S THE JOINT !! | Beastie Boys - Shake Your Rump REACTION
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Watch Justin Dorsey and Staci Inez react to Shake Your Rump by Beastie Boys.
The COOL LIGHT in the background: amzn.to/3iIAlbN
AWESOME RGB Lights: amzn.to/338BdSp
Krew Member Shirts: teespring.com/...
PO Box Address: 2435 East North Street, Suite 1108-179 Greenville, SC 29615 (USA)
BUSINESS INQUIRIES: justinandstaci@gmail.com
#BEASTIEBOYS #SHAKEYOURRUMP
==================================================================
ALSO WATCH:
History of the Entire World, I guess (REACTION)
• TEACHERS DIDN’T EXPLAI...
White Guy Goes to First Black Cookout (REACTION)
• WHITE GUY GOES TO FIRS...
Family Guy - Meg’s Experience With Santa (REACTION)
• Family Guy - Meg's Exp...
Take a look below to follow Justin Dorsey and Staci Inez
==========================================================
⚡️Social Network Things!⚡️
Don't forget to subscribe / thejetman17
Follow Staci Inez on Instagram: / tvstaci
Facebook: / tvstaci
Follow Justin on Instagram: / justindorseytv
Facebook : / justindorseytv
Twitter: / justindorseytv
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS
CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL @justindorseytv @tvstaci @justinandstaci
NEW PO BOX: 2435 E North St. Suite 1108-179 Greenville, SC 29615 (USA)
Woo Ha! is actually from Sugar Hill Gang 8th wonder sample...
th-cam.com/video/_rwpBYQn3S8/w-d-xo.htmlm50s
Every sample in the song is from a legendary song
Dang diggy dang da dang da dang diggy diggy!!
It sounds like a sample from a movie with Al Pacino. Scent of a woman. It was the "Whoo Wah!" he did in the movie. It was an US Army thing.
@@ronniestanley75 maybe your joking but if not I must inform you that this was out before scent of a woman
They raised the bar with production and sampling. This song is built from like 15 songs.
"Like Sam the butcher bringin Alice the meat" , freakin CLASSIC man LOL!
Younger people don't get this line. It's hilarious
Like Fred Flintstone driving around with bald feet?
Both feet
Beastie Boys were ahead of the times for sure. Influenced many popular rappers of the 90s and even now.
Beastie Boys album Paul's Boutique is non stop tracks like this, it's incredible. React to Hey Ladies
Pretty much everything from their Paul's Boutique album is amazing. A few notable choices would be "High Plains Drifter," "Hey Ladies," "Looking Down the Barrel of a Gun" and my personal favorite, "Shadrach," where the Boys sampled the funky-ass classic, "Loose Booty" by Sly & The Family Stone.
The part where Ad Rock lip syncs the scratching makes me laugh EVERY time.
When MCA passed away in 2012 Busta Rhymes tweeted RIP and said that the Beasties were one of his biggest influences
Too Many Rapper Not Enough MC’s feat. Nas is a good one to checkout!
I can't wait for the day when COVID is over and a new generation is bumping Beastie Boys at parties and clubs, knowing and loving the songs all thanks to the huge amount of reaction videos during quarantine. Beastie Boys will never "die." RIP MCA!!!
I've been listening to the Beasties since the late 80's and anytime I've seen this video, I never understood the fruit at the end... until now! Thank you for teaching me something new ;)
The fruit was a joke, as if a crowd of fruit was cheering in the song.
That funk guitar and that synth bass. This song is epic.
Coolest guys, masters of flow and the BEST concert performance I've ever seen live. The energy was insane from the moment they hit the stage.
Three cameras with fisheye lenses set at three different levels in a triangle on a rooftop, and the Beastie Boys just flip between which one they're playing to. One take, then edit it all back together.
"Can we talk about the DJ scratching?" - please react to "3 MC's and 1 DJ" by them. Then we can talk about the DJ scratching.
Guy's Beastie Boy are/were pure fun and have tons of bangers and songs that pushed the boundaries of production. I will say most of their radio popular songs are not really their best hip-hop/rap songs.
Man, you just made me feel so old "1989, three years before I was born". I remember when Paul's Boutique was released, everyone I knew was listening to it. Good thing my mind still thinks I'm 17 most of the time and this record still makes me dance round my house like a fool.
The scratching is the legendary DJ Hurricane
Beastie Boys were honored by P. Diddy, Q-Tip, and Fabulous at the VH1 Hip Hop Honors! Check that video out!!!
Got more rhymes than Jamaican got Mangoes. Haha seein these guys live doin this jam was off the chain
I got a peg leg at the end of my stumpa...
Shake your rumpa.
Sugar Hill Gang said the trademark "WHOO-HAH!"
Any thing from Paul's Boutique but especially "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" "B-Boy Bouillabaisse"
Even their vids SHOWED BARS....dj scratches like a cat ...absolutely fire my guy
So glad you guys got the Freshest reference. Everyone says 'why are they showing fruit so much at the end. FRESH!!
Yes! They are all about the party rap having a good time! They have a few more serious lyrical songs, but most of them are just about having a great time!
When this came out on a DVD, you could toggle between all three camera angles and either watch it from one point of view of sort of chop up your own video....too much fun!!!
Cuz they fresh as produce!
Beastie started all the cool trend
They were in the grocery store looking for the freshest beats
Abrupt ending because Paul's Boutique is an album, not just a collection of songs. It all flows together so nicely.
And if you want some modern hip-hop: Dessa - Rome ; Aesop Rock - The Gates
Sure Shot
They partly got their title from "Shake Your Rump to the Funk" by the Bar-Kays from 1976.
The B-boys have always been the illest. The 80's was really the golden age of hip-hop. Pauls Boutique is a masterpiece
You two are great, you two look great together both cute and really great together too, and have great energy for sure 8o) keep together and always have so much energy for sure 8o).
The produce section is the best part! nicely stacked peaches and apples ;)
“Too many rappers and not enough MC’s” with Nas!!!
I Cosign
they did it before Busta. Beastie Boys are one of the few white artists that are actually influential in the scene
Been a B Boys fan for longer than y'all been alive! I love that you guys are on them. You got me dancing with you, grinning from ear to ear!! Lotsa 🖤 to you!
What a good honest reaction..came here by algorythm but hey...you guys are cool❤
Two cameras in the 80s one was for video one was for still shots...
Miming Adrock is the prettiest thing on this planet
The fact is Paul’s Boutique was so far ahead of its time…. The commercial music scene wanted a License To Ill part two and they did this with the Dust Brothers. Didn’t sell…. But as an afterthought it has become iconic. Probably one of the best albums in the genre.
what i like is they play the their own instruments when they play live.
You should check out " (You Gotta Fight) For Your Right (To Party)"
Those guys were flawless practitioners on stage.
That sample is from Al Pacino in "Scent of a Woman". That's his woo-ha!
No, it's from Sugarhill Gang, 8th Wonder. Scent of a Women hadn’t even been made when this song came out.
They are fresh like produce.
It was Beasties that did it first. I saw Busta with The Fugees, and Cypress Hill at Red Rocks in Colorado. Beasties are the illest.
staci stunning as ever!
Hello to quite possibly my favorite couple, I don't have anything to say just haven't seen you guys in a while keep doing what you're doing please
Much love!
Mixmaster Mike OMG killed it
Most sampled album ever. Could never be done again
Great stuff I'm subscribing
Love you guys.
Beastie Boys - An Open Letter To NYC
I really appreciate the deep dive into lyrics that you do, their writing is awesome. It's tough to pick individual songs, but these are all great:
So What'cha Want
Sure Shot
Sabotage
Alive
Triple Trouble
Ch-check it out
Get It Together (featuring Q-tip)
Body Movin' (original is best I think, but the official video is a remix)
Pass the Mic
Wooha got them all in check is a sample from Sugarhill Gang. The album this is on, Paul's Boutique, probably has more samples per second than anything out there
This is the funniest reaction I've watched in a while
That scratchin is Mix Master Mike. He was dope as fuck.
This was DJ Hurricane, he’s got clout. Mike came later.
Actually the Beastie Boys got the woo-haa part from the Sugar Hill Gang who did it back in 1980/81.
Actually it was the Sugar Hill Gang did the woo ha.
Subbed to you guys because you’re cool,hello from British Columbia 😎. Go Beasties
This is a classic album. Way ahead of time.
"The MACKINEST!"
FUN!
“That’s pennies, not Bennies” - LOL
Like it or not. Beastie boys are part of the modern hip hop foundation. Influenced alot of rappers. Definitely ahead of their time.
You two are great together.
That cat could scratch for real.
Seriously! And it actually sounded good. Some DJ’s scratch and it just sounds like noise
Love you both!
Paul's Boutique is in my opinion their best album, produced by the dust brothers.
Beastie Boys, Public Enemy, Run DMC, 3rd Bass
One of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time. A marvel of sampling. DJ Funktual has a video from way back, going through every sample on this track, pulling from his vinyl collection. Lotta Car Wash soundtrack on here. 😆 You should check out his breakdown. His energy and love for the music is infectious.
3 separate cams for their "Weave" style of Rap and "dance". Back and forth, move around, non stop, pass the mic Beasties. Get it over with, watch "Awesome I fucking Shot That" and enjoy the rest of your life. Best Concert Video EVER filmed by fans at Madison Square Garden
When Rap was all about the music...no "flash" needed...except when "Grand Master" is in front of it.
React to rhymin and stealin from them with the music video, its from their first tour. They were wild
Anything from Paul's Boutique!
There beats were so 🔥
If you haven’t already do some research on Beasties the found LL and toured with RunDMC. And from Brooklyn and Manhattan.
you might like "sure shot" and perhaps "looking down the barrel of a gun". both were pretty big songs and some of their core work. they have so many others too.
lmao "why is the cat on the turntable?" lol
The Woo haa! started with The Sugar Hill Gang. Way back in the day.
Actually sugar hill gang did it first, then sampled by beastie boys THEN busts rhymes took it
You 2 are awesome 🥰enjoyed your reaction!.. Shadrach, b boy bouillabaisse r great ones by them also
Beastie boys w Nas too many rappers & not enough mcs
Fruit is FRESH
Beasties had some badass DJs too - DJ Hurricane on this, Mix Master Mike (re; 3 MCs & 1 DJ), DJ Dr. Dre (from Yo MTV Raps).
Beatties said it WAAY First!
Awesome reaction. After 9/11, the Beastie Boys did a whole song that is just a love letter to NYC. I think it's one of those songs that you don't really appreciate or understand unless you're from there. I think you might enjoy. It's called An Open Letter To NYC.
th-cam.com/video/ny6hwUOFvlw/w-d-xo.html
New Subscriber. You guys nice!
Love both of u!!! Thx 4 this reaction:) Please react to YBT...Tap the Bottle and Twist the Cap.
Great song! Check out "Root Down" by them too
They filmed like early underground skateboard videos
On the album version you hear a giant bong hit in the middle of the song.
There ain't no actual sample in the 70s, that's people playing tapes and LPs behind the track. Actual samples in hip hop starts in the 80s
I'm shocked that all these reaction channels have missed Looking Down The Barrel Of A Gun.....one of their best songs by far! The music video is on TH-cam
We will check that out then!
The fruit clip was a take on something sports fans did in the stand called the wave.
The Beasties were part of the killer line up of Def Jam back in the day (Run DMC, LL Cool J, Public Enemy, and Slayer 👹) so their credentials go back, this song is from Paul’s Boutique, which was the front edge of mixing at the time, they set the bar with this album. Go back and listen to other artists of the time, Beasties had the beats.
All trackes the where used to make this.
www.whosampled.com/Beastie-Boys/Shake-Your-Rump/samples/
Where you will find the sugar hill song sampled by them and busta
You guys make a great team, suggestion Beastie Boys "ch-check it out " Live on Davide Letterman. It will blow you away how good these guys are.
Please react to their song "High Plain Drifter"!