Sounds so much better without looking at the video, lol.

Iggy and the Stooges are one of the founders of the Punk movement, which directly influenced the New Wave and many cultural changes as well. Iggy's influence can't be overstated.

This video was put together with clips from the 90s movie Trainspotting. The original song is from 1977, when he did 2 albums with David Bowie in Germany. I’ll watch any reaction to Iggy and The Stooges, he’s my favorite.

The godfather of punk rock. His greatest contribution to rock has been his incredible influence on damn near every rocker that you've ever heard of. Saw him a few years ago, I think he was 72 or so. Just as hard as ever. You may have never heard of him but everyone you listen to have heard of him in a big way.

Iggy a Detroit rocker been around for so long great friend of David Bowie and Lou Reed. He lives and breathes intense rock and roll. Check out his work with the “Stooges” Hall of Fame member.

Iggy and Bowie had some collaborations. He was really a pioneer in punk rock.

One of my favorite lines “I’m worth a million in prizes.” Also Iggy was the inspiration for Ziggy StarDust by David Bowie.

Producer David Bowie is one of the background singers. This video was made 19 years after the song was released. 1977, but Trainspotting was 1996.

He's legendary ...inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame The man never wore a shirt Check out his band the stooges

Watching you TWO watch Iggy is the funniest damn thing i HAVE SEN IN YEARS!! I'm crying....

When you're ready for more from Iggy Pop, check out The Stooges, "Down In The Street", "Search and Destroy", "I Wanna Be Your Dog", and many many more.

Absolute fave by Iggy. Saw him back-up The Pretenders at the old McNichols Arena in Denver in 1987 and unfortunately got way too stoned on some weed that someone in the audience let me smoke so I spent his part of the show bent over because sitting up was just too head-spinning, lol. Chrissy came out with the band and before they started playing, she said "I have to kiss the stage where Iggy Pop spit" and proceeded to do so! Now that's rock and roll! 🖤🤘

Can’t go wrong with Iggy and David in a musical collaboration. Great reaction La and Che love what you are doing keep up the phenomenal work gentlemen…

This was recorded when Iggy was hanging out with Bowie in West Berlin. Thus, Iggy’s stuff during this era has a sleazy punk cabaret vibe.

Iggy is the is the epitome of Punk Rock. Thanks for the excellent reaction, fellas 👏 👌

Got to see Iggy and The Stooges open for The Pretenders at The Spectrum in Philly, "back in the day", and the energy coming off the stage was palpable. The whole arena was hyped up at the end of Iggy's set, and ready for Chrissy and Friends. Iggy has influenced almost everyone since the late 1960's, he is very dynamic and hypnotic.

Got a lust for life! One of the many acts that made their bones at CBGB. So many 70's and 80's bands owe their careers to Hilly Kristal. That's another movie for y'all to check out, CBGB.

The Ramones and Iggy Pop started punk rock. Good reaction. Thanks

A cool friend turned me on to Iggy way back in 1979 with the album "New Values". Still my favorite work by Iggy to this day. The songs "I'm Bored" & "Girls" grabbed my ears enough to make me go back and reassess the punk movement which up until this point I wasn't sonically ready for. I soon found the Sex Pistols actually had some pretty good tunes and the Clash became one of my all time most loved bands

Iggy Pop played the father of Michele Tractenburgs character on the TV show back in the 90s , Pete and Pete

I believe The Passenger was used on Anthony Boudain's show. He was a big fan and interviewed him on the show. My favorite Iggy tune

He does a lot of movie soundtracks for movies and has been doing it since 1967 one of first heavy metal or punk bands

Promo music video for TRAINSPOTTING, a movie from the 90's. But the song was from the 70's

Iggy is at the level of sainthood in the modern American music canon

iggy was a friend and contemporary of david bowie. Is bowie saved his musical career.

From my hometown. Detroit! Iggy and The Stooges are legendary!

This is from the movie Trainspotting and will distract you from the song.

The background movie is Trainspotting.Nothing at all to do with spotting trains. Fantastic film set in Glasgow,with Euan Mcgregor and directed by the wonderful Danny Boyle. Danny Boyle has made some excellent films. This film really brought home the heroin epidemic that destroyed so many lives. Trainspotting was realeased in the early 90's im sure(just from memory). Trainspotting 2 was released about 7 or 8 years ago and is a really good continuation from the 1st. Peace,Love and Unity.

Finally some Iggy!!!!!

The Fellas are not impressed I can tell...

Iggy wrote China Girl for Bowie.

Search and destroy is it good song from Iggy also another good song is Mr Dynamite

Iconic drums by Hunt Sales, son of early television comedy legend Soupy Sales. His brother Tony is on bass.

He hated shirts.

You had to be there...☺

Iggy Pop is an essential artist to explore! Solo work, with the Stooges, he’s a monster

Love me some Iggy. A true original. Check out the 1982 “Zombie Birdhouse” LP, esp ‘Run Like A Villain’, ‘Eat Or Be Eaten and ‘Bulldozer’. HUGE rockers. 👍

YO. Iggy in his days. Fight at the drop of a pin. Let alone hurt himself while performing. Awesome man.

Awesome in concert supporting Midnight Oil in Melbourne, Australia

What? Godfather of Punk!

Yep opening music for Trainspotting, scary movie haha...Some Older "Iggy and the Stooges" you guys might like too. "1969" or "I don't wanna be your Dog" or even Search & Destroy is nice..BIRTH of Punk.

Happy Easter my Dudes 😘

Another Detroit legend Laa and Chee!

Godfather. 😊

This song opens the brilliant movie Trainspotting which got Ewan McGregor the Obi Wan Kenobi role.

Love Iggy. Check out Bang Bang, Five foot one Candy and Passenger. Also need to dig into the Stooges.

Iggy!!!

Classic punk rock !

You guys look perplexed 😕

I think you had to be there fellas but I love your facial expressions ... and in the end you were very kind I thought!

'Cold Metal','Raw Power', 'Search and Destroy', 'I Need Somebody', 'TV Eye', 'No Fun', 'Shades'(with Bowie), 'Dum Dum Boys'. Enjoy. Iggy's a true original. 😊🤙🏼🎶❤️✨️🕊

Nary a bobble head in the bunch! 😂🤣😆

Iggy had a big following in the Bay and some of his SF concerts probably should have had at least an R rating

As a Scot I would love to see you do a movie reaction to Trainspotting.

Iggy Pop the King Of Punk gotta Love It give a listen to Wanna Be Your Dog great song

Video was from The movie Trainspotting

I agree with whats been stated elsewhere. The video is just distracting. The movie that used the song on it's soundtrack is almost 30 years old, the song itself almost 20 years older still. Audio only is best for Iggy or The Stooges, unless it's a live performance. The live performances available on video will be from the 90s onwards. Artists of Iggy's era didn't really have video as a medium at the peak of their careers. They wrote & performed to be listened to, not watched. Unless you bought a ticket. I bought a ticket a few times & was never disappointed. Iggy was one of the greatest live performers of the 20th century when he nailed it right. He nailed it often.

fellas! I would like to request some Brian Eno, he's got some real classics in his 70s catalogue. 'Baby's on Fire' and 'Cindy Tells Me' from Here Come The Warm Jets were big hits

Real wild child shows a young iggy pop

If you guys haven't seen the movie Trainspotting, do yourselves a favor and watch it!

The Stooges 3 albums are where Iggy is at his best.

Been a Banger

Bad Company - Live for the Music

BOWIE ON KEYS

Trainspotting. Great film.

Great listen! Next one should be Dirt! You'll LOVE it! Live cut. RXM1

in this video he is pushing 50 yrs old. on colbert a few yrs ago he must have been 75 or so and looked the same and was still rocking. also, no shirt.

Stooges first 3 albums give best insight to Iggy’s legacy - changed EVERYTHING.’.

That was different.

If you want to stay in this corner, check out Lou Reed (Walk On the Wild Side - Dirty Blvd - Sweet Jane - White Light/White Heat)

Big Iggy fan here. That video is horrendous but the song is good. There’s so much more great Iggy, especially live stuff. Even that video performance by Iggy is suspect. Try something off the Kiss My Blood concert video or just some better Iggy

The Asheton brothers and Dennis Alexander, with Iggy (and their friends in: MC 5) created the primary blueprints for: Heavy Metal and Punk Rock (in the 1960s). Iggy is as important to all of the music you know as: J.S. Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, (et al.) are to the creation and innovation of: Western Music. 🤘🤘🔥 Nothing else.

Iggy is hard core detroit muscle car rock. Does a remake real wild child rocks

As others have said, this song is from his 1977 album of the same name. This video is not. And it's an editted version of the song

I'm worth a million in prizes! 😎

Good movie 🍿

this would have been A LOT better without the Trainspotting video accompaniment., The song pre-dates the film by many years. It doesnt make any sense . Just listen to the song. it builds on its own without the distractions. oh well

I'm exactly as old as this song and still sound (looks maybe not) as fresh!

Iggy was king of the weirdos.

Iggy. One step closer to the Stooges. Ann Arbor. Michigan. Do 1969. Detroit Grit 🍺

Good to see y'all getting to Iggy... Just my opinion, but I think his output with the Stooges was better, but it's just my preference.

It was unexpected, hmmm... Iggy Pop, yes I remember him, played garage rock, proto-punk and glam rock in the group The Stooges, and I also liked his presence in the crowd on stage, he was the first who started doing this, in In general, I remember him more in The Stooges.

As the comments have said this is OG 1977. It ain’t mid lol. Also, I think you guys would more enjoy Iggy and the Stooges, his Detroit band from the late 60s which was proto punk (as in invented/inspired punk) with some great loud rock. Try “Search and Destroy, I Wanna be Your Dog, Down on the Street”. As for Iggy solo “The Passenger” from the same album as Lust for Life (this tune) is better. This video is from Trainspotting, the Scottish movie from 1996, and updated the song with the film, kinda taking away what it is, and making it more a side piece of the movie. The soundtrack to the movie has a lot of great stuff on it, but in this context, I do see how you thought it wasn’t all that. Please do give Iggy/the Stooges a try though. David Bowie produced him too! Have a Happy Easter!

great song and the video, for the most part, was a bunch of clips from the movie. it takes away from the music, which was created a decade before the movie. Iggy does have a much deserved spot in punk rock history. This song was co-written and produced by David Bowie. the opening drums come from "You Can't Hurry Love" by the Supremes(talk about sampling! been goin on for MANY years!). This is also a great workout song. And just a reminder for the viewers, LET'S HIT SUBSCRIBE AND GET LA and CHE UP TO 50k! Keep it Coming Gentlemen.

How about some Prodigy?

Cheap Trick I Want You To Want Me

Guy's it's like you discovred who Iggy Pop was. Hélas a legend, The Stooges ! He's a RS cotemporary Guy. And above all you MUST see the movie. Trainspotting. It's a masterpiece, an era movie. The whole video Is made of scene from the movie

Very Motownish from Iggy.

Detroit boy

Love Iggy. Can you get off the M (mellow) train and hop on the A (rowdy and hardcore) train. It goes through the rougher part of town. Lots of gutters and trash. CORROSION OF CONFORMITY "LONG WHIP/ BIG AMERICA"

I’ve always kind of liked Iggy… I mean, he’s a professional weirdo and always trying to make you ask, “Wtf?” But he had some good kick ass tunes you could shake to.

Not in my wheelhouse

If you didn't know. The band's name is the "STOOGES".

Please check out real wild child and the passenger by iggy pop. I like both more than this

Sound wise very 1980s were floor Tom’s were not allowed and the drums generally sounded like cardboard.

Wish videos didn't exist.

Ned from Spain here to say I'm a little disappointed in your reaction. This mash up from Trainspotting is not the way to start with Iggy Pop. The song is from 1977 on the LP that brought him back from drug addiction and collapse. He and Bowie both cleaned up in Berlin and worked like maniacs to put out 2 LP's for Iggy and 3 for Bowie. His earlier band The Stooges had 3 albums starting from 1969 to 1973 are raw heavy simple ideas that hit like piledrivers and are majorly influential.

This video is too damn distracting from the uniqueness of the song. The song is way older than the video, which was made to promote a movie that featured the song.

I think this video is distracting for your reaction. The song was used in the movie "Trainspotting," hence the clips. Iggy is so visual.

I confess, I'd rather hear Iggy Pop than see him😣