Great song choice. I would like to see you get back to No Doubt. You opened that can of worms a while back with Garbage. At least you followed back up with another Garbage tune.
The song It takes two by Rob Base had big mac censored before it even left the studio. "I like the whopper, fuck the big mac." It plays near the end of the song. Big mac censored in it takes two, burgerking censored in this song. But crack isnt censored which is even more silly.
@@italianenglish4289 yep I totally agree r music was smooth you can understand rap R&B was the best they had meaning rap had meaning to not just songs it was a story 80s 90s were the best for me
Ikr, did someone for who English isn’t their first language sensor this? Or was it a shtty censor and they got burger instead of get busy. Or is it some fcked up copyright issue. It’s a mystery for the ages.
He is humpty and he was also shock g . He's the only rapper to play two rappers in the same band . Till this day most people haven't recognized his dual roles. They're from Oakland and this song was huge . They are still my favorite group next to outkast and bone thugs
Mannn...didn't you hear the song? His name is Humpty, pronounced with an Umpty. Seriously, in interviews the other members of the group said that when he put on the glasses and nose he seriously changed into a different person.
R.I.P. Shock G!! Glad this youngster was able to find this video and appreciate the artist and curator of one of the greatest have a good time rap songs ever!!
Y’all keep listening to this jam!! Music CAN be fun and funny! This came out in ‘90, and when it spun dance floor would be JAMMED AND BOUNCING! We NEED this kind of music! Young kids NEED this too! And you gotta hear that bass!
Oh gosh I have to comment again - You have to listen to Digital Underground "Doowutchyalike" to get the "I'm the one who said just grab him in the biscuits" line. "Kiss You Back" is another must-listen. I'm so offended that this version of the song is censored.
This is the official video. There wasn't another one made uncensored, as this was blasted on MTV every hour back when MTV showed videos. The audio track played on the radio back then didn't have anything censored.
@@athlonen I don't remember ever seeing the video censored like this, but I wasn't watching much MTV back then and definitely heard the radio version more, so I'll take your word for it!
The censorship was added for this version, MTV didn’t censor it... funny that the censor left in “Look like MC Hammer of crack” considering what they bleeped
You’re absolutely right. It was all about having fun. We looked forward to going out and jumping around all night at the club and going home having the best time. Thanks for playing, taking me back.
This is from when I was growing up and no one gave a shit about anything, except for having fun. I'm 47. Think this came out when i was 14, best times of my life. Used to sing this at karaoke too. Every one loved it and danced their asses off
Burger King is bleeped due to Burger King filing in court shortly after this became big. The other big main stream song on that album featuring "MC Humpty" is "do what'cha like"
Digital Underground is one of the most underrated groups ever. And they’re responsible for bringing Tupac in. Everybody should listen to their entire catalog. It is great. edit: If you want to hear the first Tupac song released check out Same Song by Digital Underground. That’s his debut.
@@Suisai13 Yeah, I'm greatly saddened by this. One of my biggest favourites of all time and I always looked forward to and hoped for new releases. Nobody quite like him. :(
Shock G as Humpty Hump. I got to see Digital Underground live and for the last song, he put on the nose and glasses and did the Humpty dance. It was awesome. Great live band.
That is Shock G using his alter ego Humpty Hump. Shock G produced one of Tupac's albums. Tupac was also in Digital Underground. This was a huge club hit in the 90's. It was just a straight up fun song to be at the bar at when they'd start it up.
As a white kid from New Jersey born in 83 this was one of the 1st exposures to hip hop I had. Always a special place in my heart for the underground. RIP Shock G
If everybody knowing it is a problem, then do Sir Mix-A-Lot's "Square Dance Rap" or "Buttermilk Biscuits" instead. Those were my favorites off his first album.
I’m lovin this late 80’s early 90’s reaction trend going on right now. Bringing me back to the good ole days big time. This was my generation. Loving this shit.
Tone Loc wild thing is my second least favorite song of the era only behind his other song funky cold medina. I had to hear those songs 20 times a day in LA only to move to Nevada right as the song caught on there then moved back to LA just in time for its revival. Tone Loc was bad enough but Tone Loc 20 times a day for 4 years was hell.
This track was 🔥! In da club, on the radio, and especially, on MTV. I think they played this tune on a constant loop....One of the greats...We miss you already Shock G, Rest in Peace....
Been dealing with a lot of blocks lately glad I got one out
Its all good great video! :)
I hate when they do that
Why is this happening so much throughout YT??
Great song choice. I would like to see you get back to No Doubt. You opened that can of worms a while back with Garbage. At least you followed back up with another Garbage tune.
Me too. Glad this one got through!!!...lol
"Yo who is this?"
He literally just introduced himself. He is Humpty, pronounced with an umpty.
😂😂👍
Skskskskkskskk 🤣🤣🤣
Soda shot out my nose when I read this.
Goddammit, you just made me fucking laugh till I cried. That's good shit. My wife is laughing in the next room. Thank you.
Ok, don't get the 'umpty !
RIP to Shock G, only 57 years old.
He passed away today.
This is the band that introduced Tupac to the world
Wow that is a trip. So young
A lot of people don't know that about Tupac!
@@jenniferr5562
Nah.
Just millennials.
Holy shit, I didn't even hear about that. Damnit. :(
Yup just put that down .. once more... Didn't know you made the same comment.... But this history is so important that it had to be put down twice!
This group is who Tupac was referring to when he said “still clown with the Underground when we come around” in his “I Get Around” song.
If you look closely you can see pac dancing in the video
The Underground guys were on that song with Tupac and in the video. Shock-G is Humpty without the fake nose.
@@MrAdrenaline1982 there also in a movie with Dan Aykroyd, Chevy chase demi moor and John candy called nothing but trouble.
2 Pac on the tables.
It wasn't his song btw. It was digital underground.
R.i.p. Shock G, you got Everybody moving in the clubs... Godspeed
What does god speed mean
“Got busy in a BURGER KING bathroom”🤣🤣🤣
Edit: “in a 69 my Humpty nose will tickle ya rear”
They also beeped out "I'm still getting into girls pants".
Also beeped...” I get LAID by the ladies...”
Bleeped out lines: “I once got busy in a Burger King bathroom” and “In a 69 the Humpty nose’ll tickle your rear”
Classic.
I like how they censored all that but still kept "...You look like MC Hammer on crack" line! Sex is bad, drugs are good!
Reacting to the censored version is ridiculous.
The song It takes two by Rob Base had big mac censored before it even left the studio. "I like the whopper, fuck the big mac." It plays near the end of the song.
Big mac censored in it takes two, burgerking censored in this song. But crack isnt censored which is even more silly.
Tickle your REAR? 🤣🤣I thought it was EAR!
@@arreola891 During a 69, that's a VERY long nose.
Jay, everyone has to admit back in the old days we had the best of the best music💖. Luv ya 😘😘
I did so much stupid shit to this song!
We sure did have the best of the best music back then 💖😊
@@italianenglish4289 yep I totally agree r music was smooth you can understand rap R&B was the best they had meaning rap had meaning to not just songs it was a story 80s 90s were the best for me
Yes we did! A simpler time, parties where the floor would be jammed with folks dancing to this!
@@chopperdeath We all did.
This was when rap was actually fun to listen to.
It still is boomer
Slim shady brought it back and that was the last time rap was fun 😔✊
@@kovelli6711 for u
Eminem and Dre was the last of the greats
You have no idea kid. You don't even know what you missed.
They bleeped out the words “Burger King” bathroom....lol
Ikr, did someone for who English isn’t their first language sensor this? Or was it a shtty censor and they got burger instead of get busy. Or is it some fcked up copyright issue. It’s a mystery for the ages.
@@Comrade_mommy Afraid of getting sued by Burger King
Lmao why? Burger king was threatening to sue?
@@JayveeTV I’m assuming they didn’t want a bunch of people following suit and using their bathrooms for that purpose.
@@frankie467 too late I’m sure. Only thing Burger King is good for since their food is so trash.
He is humpty and he was also shock g . He's the only rapper to play two rappers in the same band . Till this day most people haven't recognized his dual roles. They're from Oakland and this song was huge . They are still my favorite group next to outkast and bone thugs
2Pac got his start with the digital underground
Thirty-one years later. This beat STILL goes hard.
Since nobody's saying it:
The rapper in this song is named SHOCK G.
Mannn...didn't you hear the song? His name is Humpty, pronounced with an Umpty. Seriously, in interviews the other members of the group said that when he put on the glasses and nose he seriously changed into a different person.
this is his alter ego Humpty
...appearing as his alter ego: Humpty Hump. lol
Do watcha like 😉 was a classic
@@SacKingJOSER916 my favorite!
R.I.P. ... I ‘m saddened by his passing yesterday 😢
An example of when music had a sense of humor. This is 1990 or so
Just heard that Shock G aka Humpty Hump passed away today. RIP Humpty (pronounced with an Umpty).
Bust a Move, another great song to dance to
Yesssss!
Yes! Young MC!!!!
that song and humpty dance screams my time at roller skating rinks in middle school.
Both were on the Delicious Vinyl label.
He just died yesterday.....REST IN PEACE HUMPTY
2Pac was a backup dancer for Digital Underground b4 he became a known rapper!!
R.I.P. Shock G!! Glad this youngster was able to find this video and appreciate the artist and curator of one of the greatest have a good time rap songs ever!!
"I use a word that don't mean nothin, like lupid." Brilliant way to find a rhyme.
You know you got it down when you appear to be in pain.
It sounds more like "lupdid" to me
This is the second rap I learned every word to. First one being “parents just don’t understand” by The Fresh Prince.
I can’t even begin to tell you how popular this was back in the day!
We had so much fun back in the day at clubs. The whole floor would be jumping to this.
You couldnt even go in a country bar without hearing this lmao
This is definitely one of the best songs of 1990. “Yes ladies I’m really being sincere, cause in the 69 my Humpty nose will tickle your rear.”
Finally! They have so many great songs. Check out "Same Song". It was one of the first tracks Tupac was on
Yes! Same song is my favorite by them
That one was my favorite
Brother, welcome to 90’s Hip-Hop. This is how we got down. 💪🏼😤
Jay- you’re gonna love “ Wild Thing” snd “ Funky Cold Medina” by Ton Loc- great vintage hip hop!!!!!!
I really like Ton Loc voice
That was huge. Played a lot on the radio.
Not my first go to when we talk about vintage hip-hop. He is very significant we talk about early crossover hip-hop
Ton Loc brah!
Tone Loc sucks
Rest in peace Shock G. He passed Thursday April 22,2021
RIP SHOCK G. He's the background dude in the zebra cap, and alter ego of Humpty. SHock was a genius. Sneaky editing via the 90's.
Shock G actually had a twin brother who's in a rock band that he used often to either play him or Humpty to keep people scratching their heads.
Please do DJ Kool..."Let Me Clear My Throat." Top notch crew.
Yes!!
That is a great song!
@@paulhughes4117 it's one of those go to's when you're in a bad mood. 🖤
@@paulhughes4117 plus the video is bangin' ✌🏻
Yasssssssss!!!!!!
Y’all keep listening to this jam!! Music CAN be fun and funny! This came out in ‘90, and when it spun dance floor would be JAMMED AND BOUNCING! We NEED this kind of music! Young kids NEED this too! And you gotta hear that bass!
The 90's hardly ever disappoint!!
Facts!!!!!
Damn I love this, always have and always will. The guy looks like someones accountant who decided to try out rap on the weekends.
Oh gosh I have to comment again - You have to listen to Digital Underground "Doowutchyalike" to get the "I'm the one who said just grab him in the biscuits" line. "Kiss You Back" is another must-listen. I'm so offended that this version of the song is censored.
This is the official video. There wasn't another one made uncensored, as this was blasted on MTV every hour back when MTV showed videos. The audio track played on the radio back then didn't have anything censored.
@@athlonen I don't remember ever seeing the video censored like this, but I wasn't watching much MTV back then and definitely heard the radio version more, so I'll take your word for it!
The censorship was added for this version, MTV didn’t censor it... funny that the censor left in “Look like MC Hammer of crack” considering what they bleeped
@@markshaffer6447 Look like MC Hammer on crack, not of crack.
Thats a good one and No Nose Job!
You’re absolutely right. It was all about having fun. We looked forward to going out and jumping around all night at the club and going home having the best time. Thanks for playing, taking me back.
Check out 2Pac “I Get Around” Digital Underground is featured in it🔥🔥🔥
2 pac was a memember of this group
Great request👍🔥
That was the first time I ever saw Tupac, before he got famous. He was with the Underground.
@@gmlaster his 1st rapping debut is in their song called “Same Song” #CLASSIC🔥🔥🔥
Tupac started out as basically a roadie / backup dancer with DU when he was a kid in Oakland
Rest in Peace Shock G.
The rapper is Shock G humpty was his alter ego
"I'm Shock G... The one who put the satin on ya' panties" lol
@@aquariusblue2010 “Never knew a hooker that could share me.” 😉
Shock G the lead for Digital Underground except when Humpty Hump was on stage!
You expect me to believe that Humpty And Shock G are the same person? They don’t even have the same nose.....
Shock G is even in the back up singer line. So Shock and Humpty in the same place at the same time 🤣😂
Rip to another Legend 😢🙏🏽🙏🏽
Tupac started with them he is one of the guys on the stage. This song still fills out dance floors. I believe they came out in the late 80's
Came here to say that about Tupac 👍🏾
@@Ladylike79 I love him.
Which one is Tupac?
@@kathyjam2482 I do too! Gone too soon 😔
@@Ladylike79 Way too soon 😢😢
This is from the days when rap was fun and still pretty clean. He once got busy in a "Burger King" bathroom...His name is Humpty!
That oatmeal line is priceless.
This was an era in hip hop when you wasn't afraid to have fun at a club or party just being yourself no camera phones no tik Tok 😂
Humpty Dance came out 1989. Such a fun song, playing in all the clubs and parties.
I could tell that you’re Generation Z. You weren’t even born when this came out over 33 years ago, LOL That’s Ole School son.
This is a great song. You haven't reacted to "Mind Playing tricks on me" by Geto boys. It's monumental.
Yes.
Yes. My favorite group from the 80's and 90's
Any getto boys or scarface is 🔥
Was just thinking about that song.
Or Still!
Shock G is his name. RIP. He just passed away.
Morris Day and The Time - "Jungle Love"
Yes
That's another level there. Once your soul is touched by the Time, life is different. 😎
May be the best song in Purple Rain
Can't listen to that song without thinking of Jay and Silent Bob.
And The Bird!
This is from when I was growing up and no one gave a shit about anything, except for having fun. I'm 47. Think this came out when i was 14, best times of my life. Used to sing this at karaoke too. Every one loved it and danced their asses off
I once got busy in a Burger King bathroom - guess youtube doesn't endorse fast food.
TH-cam didn't censor it. This is how it aired on TV.
More like Burger King doesn’t want to endorse sex in their bathrooms.
I remember they use to play it with the uncensored lyrics on MTV at one point.
They censored the scene too! Back in the day, they showed somebody getting busy in a bathroom stall! 😁
😄🍔🚫
Burger King is bleeped due to Burger King filing in court shortly after this became big.
The other big main stream song on that album featuring "MC Humpty" is "do what'cha like"
2 Pac was dancer for this group before he got his real break.
LOL They used to play this in school dances in the 90s. This is the first time I actually listened to the lyrics!
Those of us that had the privilege of living during the 80s and early 90s experienced the greatest music ever. RIP Shock, a one-of-a-kind talent.
Digital Underground is one of the most underrated groups ever. And they’re responsible for bringing Tupac in. Everybody should listen to their entire catalog. It is great.
edit: If you want to hear the first Tupac song released check out Same Song by Digital Underground. That’s his debut.
Shock G in particular, completely underrated. For his beats, lyrics, and for creating Humpty
Facts, the single most underrated rap group of all time, not just a one hit wonder. Highly conceptual albums. Shock G is one of my favorite MCs.
they had a funny part in the movie Nothing but trouble.... Tie the knot
Jesus, two months later, he's gone. R. I. P.
@@Suisai13 Yeah, I'm greatly saddened by this. One of my biggest favourites of all time and I always looked forward to and hoped for new releases. Nobody quite like him. :(
REST IN PEACE SHOCK G/HUMPTY
Check out "Freaks of the Industry" from the same album.
Love that track!!!
Yasss l luv the whole album💜
"Same Song" which ntroduced 2PAC to the world
Or "Packet Man"
Lol I listened to this whole album when I was 12. Eye opening, to say the least 🤣🤣🤣
Rest In Power Shock G!
Check out some wrecks in effect also Jay the song Rump Shaker
Omg yessss Rump Shaker!!!!!!
Don't try to corrupt this man through LUST!!! Watch it but KEEP YOUR GUARDS UP!!!
People used to actually DANCE at parties. Put the freakin' phones down, get on the floor, and get crazy whack funky.
Haha I am so happy you checking this one out love this Tupac was with them
No many people know that you can see 2pac behind him. 2pac used to be a backup dancer for Digital Underground.
One of the greatest songs ever!
Shock G as Humpty Hump. I got to see Digital Underground live and for the last song, he put on the nose and glasses and did the Humpty dance. It was awesome. Great live band.
That is Shock G using his alter ego Humpty Hump. Shock G produced one of Tupac's albums. Tupac was also in Digital Underground. This was a huge club hit in the 90's. It was just a straight up fun song to be at the bar at when they'd start it up.
RIP Shock G. You will be missed.
He had such a fun and smooth flow that you didn't hear anything like that again until Ludacris
You young kids don't know the kings of hiphop! Glad you could find out about Digital Underground. ✊🏽The OGs of hip hop brought fire.
💯
Lol I’ve always loved this song. I always sing along to it.
Digital Underground one of my idols forever.... there was so much good memories about them
Your should check out the WHOLE album, it's HIGHLY underrated, an absolute masterpiece.
As a white kid from New Jersey born in 83 this was one of the 1st exposures to hip hop I had. Always a special place in my heart for the underground. RIP Shock G
The bleeped out was “Burger King bathroom”
Well done for picking up on this. He deserves props. What a funky groove! RIP Humpty
Oh yeah! You are on point tonight Jay! You gotta love this 👆🏻💯
Rest in Peace Shock G. Bay Area Legend. Your reaction is 100% right on!
This is from when music was good and fun. Upbeat and not depressing.
I forgot about him!!! He was SO COOL!!! Humpty Hump! My kids LOVED him!
Just hearing you happy with this song makes me happy. Im trying to get my mrs to play it at the wedding
You are absolutely right. Every time the DJ said get ready for the Humpty dance, you had to run to the dance floor. Fun times.
why, why, why has no one done Sir Mix-A-Lot - Baby Got Back
???????
Who doesn't already know it?
If everybody knowing it is a problem, then do Sir Mix-A-Lot's "Square Dance Rap" or "Buttermilk Biscuits" instead. Those were my favorites off his first album.
Maybe hit the title track off Swass too.
Because he looks like a big turd dancing on a butt? (Which he said himself.)
@@edwardblair4096 or my "Hooptie"
I’m lovin this late 80’s early 90’s reaction trend going on right now. Bringing me back to the good ole days big time. This was my generation. Loving this shit.
You couldn't say you'd had a party without playing this on repeat.
Love your reaction man! This was such a fun song to listen to. RIP Shock G!
These guys won over people who normally weren’t into hip hop
He was a fucking bad ass, RIP to Shock and 2pac who was also in this video, looking like a little kid,
Young MC "Bust a move" Tone Loc "Wild Thing" the only hip hop songs i could stand
Rob base,it takes two.
Tone Loc wild thing is my second least favorite song of the era only behind his other song funky cold medina.
I had to hear those songs 20 times a day in LA only to move to Nevada right as the song caught on there then moved back to LA just in time for its revival. Tone Loc was bad enough but Tone Loc 20 times a day for 4 years was hell.
Because they were favorable to pop radio that's why. There are better and more fun songs than that.🙄
I remember singing this on the bus to track meets my freshman year!
Yes you definitely going old school here i love this song
Your facial expressions....had me cracking up.😆😆
2-Pac and The Digital Underground make their appearance in the Dan Aykroyd fever-dream: *Nothing But Trouble*
Love that movie!!!
Shock G homie!! Very underrated and near forgotten, smart as hell too. Thanks for keeping The Humpty Hump alive!
Also that song Do what you like he was talking about is a good one he did also
This was my favorite reaction of your's so far ~ And I love ALL of your reactions, Jay!!!
Rest easy Shock G🖤
I'm 43 I love this song I love to play it in the car with my nephew and his friends and sing it and watch him turn red faced. Lol
" I once got busy in a Burger King bathroom...."
It’s hilarious that they bleeped that out.
Yes, finally someone reacts to digital underground!!! 💕💕💕💕 thank you 😊
RIP Shock G.
This track was 🔥! In da club, on the radio, and especially, on MTV. I think they played this tune on a constant loop....One of the greats...We miss you already Shock G, Rest in Peace....