FIRST LISTEN TO GRANDMASTER FLASH & THE FURIOUS FIVE THE MESSAGE REACTION 😎
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This came out in 1982 and is still relevant for today. This song is the very definition of timeless
Still hard🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
and what happens when you vote for democrats...check out "in the ghetto" by Elvis
Or a failed System
The more things change the more they remain the same
That last verse is one of the greatest verses in hip-hop history!! back when it was rappin and tappin....
This is 1 of the most important raps of all time. Everybody listened. Life is the Bronx NY
Born and raised in the South Bronx. Made my break after high school and ended up helping to spread democracy in SE Asia. 😉
Chills when I heard til one day you was found hung dead in the cell.. it was plain to see that your life was lost you was cold and your body swung back and forth…
No rap today can give you those chills
The iconic grandmaster flash and the furious 5 !!
More PURE hip hop!!!!
I appreciate how you paying homage to the old school. Alot of people your age aren't even really ope to diving in the the old school gems. Keep doin' your thing babygirl!
She's one of the best. A lot of our music is ignored on some of the other channels.
And P.S. I’m now. 52 year old white lady. I just love your energy and love of music. Music is life!
I was 21 when this song premiered! I was a nurse in the Army and this song was played daily for years! ……I feel it’s the number 1 original rap song as millions of other rap lovers feel the same way………and 2nd rap is Sugarhill Gangs , Rappers Delight.❤️
😂😂😂 LOL" Everywhere you go your going to smell some piss." You said with a straight face.I busted out laughing.😆😆
This song turned an English suburban school boy into a B boy
The social commentary on this track is phenomenal !
as a Aboriginal kid in the 80s in Australia seeing end of disco and the beginning of Rap this song from Grandmaster flash and the furious five from the Bronx where rap started was a real game changer it made the whole world pay attention i was about 12 year old when i first heard it was at the time for me one of the greatest raps i ever heard and it kidda still is and your so right sis Rap has changed for me i cant speak for the brothers there in America but me as an Aboriginal kid in Australia seeing how Rap is now from giving the voiceless a voice until now its sad that rap is about material wealth now its why i Love the old school stuff its a sad story being told real emotions its still so powerful even now
Awesome song
great choice on Malcolm X's birthday
Still probably the most important song in hip-hop today.
At that time in Germany we didn't know what rap was until Grandmaster Flash was played in German discos. Absolutely good music and sounds at that time. Greetings from Heidelberg / Germany
All races can relate to this song. This World "Is" a Jungle.😊
RUN DMC's "Hard Times" they speak about life in similar fashion.HOF' ers RUN DMC [*RIP Jam Master Jay]
Melle Mel is cedited with THE MESSAGE but my favorite by Melle Mel & The Furious Five was Beat Street Breakdown in 1984. From the movie Beat Street. I went to the movies to see Beat Street in 84'
I was 11 yrs old in 1982. I had this record. I have played piano sice age 4 in 1975. I am 51 now. I had Sugar Hill Gang records from 1979 when i was 8 years old. My dad collected records so i started collecting in 1977. I miss school talent shows in the 70s & 80s both middle and high school. Shout out Class of 1989 !!!!!
Beat Street Breakdown is My #1 4EVA‼️💯
I remember listening to this song and planet rock in 1982. Planet Rock was the song that made me fall in love with rap music. It's still one of my all time favorite songs.
GMF also have another song call New York New York with a similar message. Both songs are still relevant to this day. Especially now.
You Have to do New York New York by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five another great song with equal social commentary.facts🌃🌃🌃...💯💯💯
Dope reaction! More dope old school songs:
Run DMC- Run's House (video)
Slick Rick- Hey Young World (video)
Whodini- Freaks Come Out At Night (video)
Run DMC - Down with the king video reaction
First rap song I ever heard. I was 12 and was hooked for life. I had grown up in the inner city and when I was 11 years old we moved out to the middle of the country. I felt very out of place. Then my best friend found this album and her parents were out of town and she played it and it felt like home!
...that last verse. Mercy.
Rakim" I wanna know what's on your mind " that's the jam to react to if TH-cam lets you.
This rap song was amazing and coolest with show about New York in the 80's. I may be young but I am appreciate their story 😎
even more hard core but often overlooked by them is a song called New York New York really powerful !
Back n the summer of 82 this was one of the groundbreaking rap songs that was ever made in music history.
Hey great trophy classic 1 up HUGE SHOUT OUT To all my Brothers and Sisters in N.Y.C. especially to the Bronx 3rd avenue, Fordham rd. ,The grand concourse, Patterson projects 💜💙💚💛🧡❤️🤎🖤
The Epidemy of hip hop.When I used to go to yhe jams in the parks back in the days and you could hear this jam from blocks and blocks away. Grand Master Flash and the Furious 5 are some of the fouders of Hip Hop. they paved the way. Salute to them cause with out them there would not be Hip Hop. They were doing Hip Hop Before There Was Hip Hop Records.
80s was crazy!.. growing up in Brooklyn.😊... everyone should take this as a lesson n live your best life❤...stay in school...say no to drugs👍👍
This one going way back. One of the first Rap tracks I heard where I was like "Damn, Hip Hop is what's up!" I feel like popular Rap is more like Pop music now rather than Hip Hop but at least the culture still lives on. Good to see the new Skool can still appreciate this classic.
The Greatest Hip Hop song Ever 40 years later...My regards sincerely yours Generation X my regards 💯💯🤔🤔
@@waligibson240 Yo, I didn't think that deep on it till I read your comment but I'd agree. Honestly, I couldn't think of anything off the top of my head that comes close. I thought "La di da di" by Doug E Fresh and Slick Rick but considering the lyrical content of "The Message" had to say that doesn't come close either. 🤔🤷🏾♂️
This is timeless 🔥🔥🔥
Right on!!
Proper old skool hip hop, another worth checking out Doug E Fresh & Slick Rick - The Show
I had the same face and sound effects 😂😂😂😂 its the lyrics for me
I was 14 years old when "The Message" by Grandmaster Flash and Furious 5 played on WBLS, WRKS and WKTU radio stations on a daily basis. Still love ❤️ the joint now like I did back then! 41 years later, the song is relevant now as it was back then. Thank you for the reaction.
they were speaking some real true facts in there.. Peace JT , stay up !
This song is the epitome of HipHop Music.
Check out Grand Master Caz and the Cold Crush brothers. Back in the days there was always had a positive message.
They say things end where they started so hopefully a generation of young rappers will bring it full circle with messages we need one day
Hopefully
Reminds me of theTemptations Masterpiece, I think on the vinal they all get arrested at the end as well, hah mabe Flash was throwing a bit of a tribute their way. The Message, mad track good react liked subscribed
Classic GEM with a message 💯
This is timeless
Peep at the end when he say you know we are Grandmaster Flash and the cop say who's that a gang
This was in 1982- so this is the 40th anniversary of a legendary song and as people have said- rap/hip hop slowly started to change after that- check out New York, New York(big city of dreams)
One of the greatest songs of any genre
GREATEST HIP HOP SONG EVER!
Flashback!
that last verse is prophecy
Nice song from grandmaster flash
The Best Hip Hop Song Of All Time, Greetings From Houston 🇺🇸👍😎, Greetings Honey😘✌
The greatest rap song ever!
Last verse still hits hard
More than 30 years since this song was released and stiill the same :(
More than 40 years
41yrs 1982
took 30 yrs to make NYC liviable and less than 1 to return it back to trash. Thanks Dems
Classic!
Love this song!💙✊
Try Seether, South African rock band, ' Ain't nobody Praying' and other tracks 💙✊
Nice video. Great lyrics. Like it's rhythm and beat.
I think this was the first rap song I ever heard at the time (early-mid 80s) and it blew me away. Still know the words to this day.
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My Philosophy...
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stumbled across this, i was just starting high school when this dropped. "The Message" back then was a cry for equality in a way, but it was also a warning to the next generation (us, Gen X'ers) on what could happen if the cycle of lost generations isn't broken. there's a lot to be learned from Flash and the 5, even for a hardheaded white boy from the country like i was then, while i couldn't understand the "Black experience" for obvious reasons, this and other similar music made me aware of there being a difference in perspective. you have to be aware it exists to be able to try to understand it. Flash and Cash (two major influences for me) probably as diametrically opposite as any two artists can get, would probably understand each other more than most folks these days would believe. good music makes you think.
Ya know Grandmaster Flash inspired Phil Collins for his laugh in Genesis tune 'Mama'. The official video is great. Check it out!
Back when the music actually had a message
Great Song
This is Hip-Hop! A great and influential song. 👊 .
Way to make a man feel old 😂
I loved this track when it first came out. I knew every single word and still do.
Sat here listening and singing along
This goes back to a time when blacks truly had issues rather than the perceived issues the media pumps nowadays
Classic!!!! Check out Doug E Fresh "Keep rising to the top"...
This is an BONIFIDE CLASSIC!!!! the song is actually the only rap song Archived and cataloged in The Library Of Congress National REgistry for its impact on American Music
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Your facial expressions are priceless
Wow, such insite! She understands words and hates piss. Me too!!!
You gotta believe it!
That was RAP!
Listen to the words 😮
OK , alright. Take us there.
One of the all time greats, I see you haven’t reacted to Public Enemy yet so check out Fight the Power or Can’t Trust it.
The PE catalog is phenomenal
Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos & Night Of The Living Baseheads (Dope Version)...
@@IceManLikeGervin Indeed! Prophets of Rage
And to the ghettos all over the world 🌎 please keep your heads up would you do (MORN YOU TIL I JOIN YOU)by naughty by nature 🌹💯👍🏾
@1:49 In the uk guys used to piss in the telephone kiosk/booths ......always stunk ov piss
The first conscience rap. Melle Mel and Flash. Game changers. They had a lot of hits.
White Lines . Scorpio . It's Nasty . Step off rap . To name a few.
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The message is nice but everyone forgets some of the best other songs. For example: Freedom, Nasty, The Adventures of Grand Master Flash, New York, New York, Beat Street, Step Off,, etc. Then you also have Funky 4 Plus 1. Dammm Gina
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He was' the first.! 💪🏿 And NOW' his ego' and steroid s Got'tum'.! 🙏🏿💯🎯😂😂😂
They named that song well.
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Y'all say what you want about Melly Mel now but back then and right now that's one of the most serious verses ever
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U look young ma😅
In the 80's it was wayy worst
This is fake your giont to tell me they never hear this song bullshit
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