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Mix master Mike doesn't get the credit he deserves. A real genius in his field.

I cant tell you why but 'I like my sugar with coffee and cream' is a fantastic lyric.

Back in the day punk and hip hop had A LOT in common. They absolutely were not making fun of hip hop. That's a myth that stems from them making fun of Chad types in Fight for Your Right which was a satire song.

Dude, that's a pretty good robot dance you got going on. Beastie's would be proud.

I remember Eminem saying in an interview that beastie boys gave him hope that a white guy could make it in rap- and then vanilla ice killed that hope.

This song was about bringing the old hip hop feel back. This was 98 when Jay Z was blowing up as well as the Bad Boy movement with Puff and Mase. Beastie Boys wasn't about that content. They were over 10 years in the game at this point. This album sold 681,000 copies the first week, won a couple Grammys and was #1 on the Billboard album sales chart.

As a 46 year-old Beastie Boys fan since day one, and someone who's seen them live in concert many times, I'm getting pure enjoyment out of watching you discover them. Gotta check out the entire Paul's Boutique album without stopping it, Its a masterpiece.

The whole Paul's Boutique album. So many samples you could never make this album today.

If you want to hear their DJ (Mixmaster Mike) getting down, listen to "3 MCs and 1 DJ."

Mix Master Mike is a genuine legend in the turntablist realm.

Mixmaster Mike is seriously one of the dopest DJ's of his time.

Everyone under 30 first time hearing Beastie Boys , "I have been lied too my whole life".

Boys from Brooklyn used to head down to DC to watch their favorite band Bad Brains. They had a punk band of their own, but during this time on the streets of NYC Hip-Hop was making a huge surge which caught their attention. Beatie Boys were born, nodding to their heroes Bad Brains by having 2 B's in their name as well. They didn't rap as a joke, but had playful songs, eventually becoming masters of their craft as well as sampling and mixing kings.

Beastie boys are true legends. All They're music is fun. They got LL Cool J put on.

The robot is saying "Intergalactic Planatary. Planatary Intergalactic" "Another Demension"

I was born in 1970 and I had the privilege of hearing so much good music from 1970-2021, early Hip Hop was so fresh so new to so many back then and the Beasty Boys have never forgotten that. I first heard the Beasty Boys back around maybe 86'-88' coming off the heels of Run DMC blowing up. They are now in the Rock N Roll Hall and Fame, which solidifies them as one of the all time greats.

Let's get into that BEASTIE WORMHOLE NO SLEEP TIL BROOKLIN

When you finally figure out that the robot is saying "Intergalactic Planetary... Another Dimension" you appreciate the artistry even more!! They do it in different octaves throughout the song.. So cool!!

“Paul Revere” will always hold a special place in my heart because it was the first BB song I listened to and learned all the words to but they have a ton of great stuff! I suggest starting with the first album and check out all of their songs in order

You nailed the back in the day thing about dancing and having fun. We didn't have damn phones, no posting to social media, we just listened to music and had fun without worrying about telling the world about it.

The Beastie Boys were the one's that put LL Cool J on! Watch the Beastie Boys induction into the Rock n Roll hall of fame. You'll see how much they did to form what we know as Hip Hop

The Mr. Spock shout out is probably my favorite part, but this whole song is my favorite Beastie Boys song. Thank you!

The BBoys are lyrical geniuses. I’ve been a fan all my life and they always seemed to be ahead of the game. Intergalactic is at the top for my all time favorites. Proud to see they’re still earning respect.

When he says "I'm a rapophile" he's saying he's so well versed in rap that he has a world of knowledge when it comes to rap. That he knows all things rap. Like a bibliophile is someone who has a massive collection of books and reads copious amounts of books.

I love how angry they sound in a lot of their tracks. So much passion and pride

This music is the music from my child hood, I love how much you feel this music, especially after missing it as a kid.Its all about the music transcending borders, time, color, and generations.

Love the breaking out in dance and the fact that you 100% NAILED IT --- party back in day nothing but having fun, no phones, simply get the party started.

DUDE, glad you said something about their DJ, Mix Master Mike is cutting edge.

Nooo they were never making fun of rap!! They were the first rap/rock hybrid at first but they were always serious about hip hop

Yes!!!! Party and dance to the music, sweating profusely cause everyone’s packing the dance floor. No cell phones! Love it!!! ❤️❤️

Dude, its called fusion! Fuse the rock, the rap, the R&B, THEEEEE JAZZZZZZ! absolutely opens ones eyes to cultures and music genre's! Good music transcends all barriers!!!!

I'm an old guy form the Bronx who has lived in Michigan for a while now. Beasties are insane.

Like a pinch on the neck from Mr Spock. ... Reactors never get that reference.

EVERY party started with the beasties. We loved them. Still do. Along with cypress hill, krs-1, run dmc and a host of rock bands, you had a party now kid. We had a blast! We miss you, MCA and JMJ!

"Don't make me put down a cardboard box!" Holy shit - that should be on a tee shirt. Love it!

Root Down Shake Your Rump Hey Ladies Get it together ft Q Tip

Yes they were a punk rock band at first but there was no shade when they started making rap, 100% truth they started rapping as they heard it and liked it. Suggestion Beastie Boys - No Sleep Til Brooklyn , straight fire.

The Beastie Boys will take you down a worm hole!!!! I have been listening to them since the 80"s

Each member started out playing drums, bass and rhythm guitar. They played the local thrash punk scene (and were good!) but we’re definitely not stars. They sample their own instruments and even have some punk songs on a few albums. They never got into hip hop as a joke; they are hip hip. This is a once in a lifetime musical act Chefs kiss

when this song came out, my very old devote jehovah's witness father walked into the room and said, "wow this kinda music can be good?! this is neat!"

These dudes may have grown up on rock music but they are straight hip hop. They didn't start to rap to make fun...they are hip hop as much as anyone. Beats, graph, dance..these dudes are all of it.

Did anyone else just DIE when he stopped it before he let the beat... MMMM.... DROP!! OMG, I died.😱👻 Lol... 🤣🤣 Love you, guy! Love these Beastie Boys reactions! Keep it comin!! 😎✌

Beastie Boys was the final name of their Punk band. Their very first "Hip-Hop" single, Cookie Puss, started as kind of a poke at Hip-Hop. It was something they did during their punk shows.

People forgot they were signed to Def Jam by Russell Simmons and Ricks Rubbons same time LL Cool J was. They are also in the the Krush Groove movie

you gotta react to '3 MC's and 1 DJ' to see the DJ shine

Dammit, finally somebody get's it. This is how you get it started, that was the whole point. Mix Master Mike does not get enough credit for what he did, it was sick af. I don't think people understand how many artists this group influenced, maybe they won't admit it, but it is true. Legendary.

You're so right! Our parties back in the day were fire! Loud music, dancing and no one on their phones because we didn't have cell phones back then. Kids these days can't have nearly as much fun as we did!

9:52 _If your body can't move and groove to this right here_ Okay, I guess the next thing you gotta listen to then is Beastie Boys - Body Movin'

*Van the robot🤣 YOU'RE AWESOME❤*

This Joint with sime 20's wide open shakes the Whole damn place Infectious as hell

This song takes me back. HOUSE PARRRTIEEEES. $2 at the door, djs in the backyard, and some real jungle juice! You are so right, dancing was the only thing to do to. Beasties, NWA, Too Short, Erik B & Rakim. Such a different time.

Mix Master Mike is absurdly good! You need to check out 3 MC’s and one DJ. There’s not much music or sample loops at all, it’s just them spittin about how much of a badass he is over him just tearin the turntables up! The entire point of the song is giving Mike props and lettin him just go off. It’s fantastic.

“Fight for your right to party” was their rock/rap song that made their breakthrough. It had alot of guitar and some hints of rap and they just blew up from there. Check out that song if you get a chance. ✌️

one of their greatest and most often overlooked lines, "If I rap soup, my beats is stock"...brilliant

I'm glad you liked this tune Van! It's one of my all time favorites. I probably would have never gotten into or appreciated rap without this tune. I guess you could say it pushed me to be intergalactic and explore outside of myself. Keep doing your thing bro!

90"S WAS THE SHIT "BEASTIE BOYS SABOTAGE"

I bought this tape way back well, when it came out, and listened to it a lot! No sleep till Brooklyn was my get ready for school song!

The beasties did start in music as a punk rock/ skater kind of band. Then went to rap after. They're super talented in all they do.

They were a punk rock band making fun of frat boys with "You Gotta Fight". They never made fun of rap- they fell in love with rap the moment they heard it. It changed their very genre!

Get that party started, and keep pop locking riiigghhtt there, Jack

Would love to see 'hey Ladies' and "sabatoge' - best known hits...

I know I’ve dropped a comment before on this thread but this dude is 🔥 with his reactions. There’s a reason I watch and even rewatch his vids…he’s into his music and his craft. Dude keep on being you 🤘🤘🤘

Ad-Rock grew up in NYC..BUT his father, famous playwright Israel Horovitz (a friend of me and my father), spent part of the year in my hometown of Gloucester, MA. running The Gloucester Stage Company. One evening in the 80's, at a showing of Basketball Diaries that Israel was directing, a young teen was brought on stage for a tiny pre-show act. The kid's name was Adam Horowitz, and he wanted to rap for all of us in the audience. That night a young man spit out a rehearsed little routine that was pure passion emulating his favorite music genera from back at his main home in NYC...greeted with a polite golf clap and dismissive smiles from Aerosmith loving white suburban Bostonians. As legend has it, this was the first public performance of the MC known as Ad-Rock. To imply that he was MOCKING hip-hop as a rocker...what a farce...he was actually pretending to be a hard rocking punk character as a true child of hip-hop and NYC's urban music revolution. Anyway...glad you found the Beasties, Van! Real hip-hop is black music...but a few whiteboys are certainly part of it's history.

This takes me back, I love the "Intergalactic, Planetary" "Another Dimention" part too!!!

*R.I.P. MCA❤ I LOVE THE BEASTIE BOYS❤ ADROCK IS MY FAVORITE ❤*

Damn right! It’s about getting the party started. No house party back in the day was without the beasties!

First time I saw my son dance he was maybe 3 years old. I was playing this song on the old school rack home system with 15" woofers. I looked up and he was dancing in front of one of the speakers with his arms in the air. His next favorite was LL Cool J's "Mama Said Knock You Out".

Good to see the Beastie Boys finally get some love on the reaction channels.

not only is this album awesome, but all of them are. listen to them all in a row, in their entirety. you wont be disappointed

I’ve watched a ton of your videos. Just found this beastie boys stuff. I like all of it. So this dude from Oklahoma is now LFR family bro. Just subscribed. Thanks man.

I love the Beasties!!! ❤️‍🔥 It just makes ya wanna robot! Lol I've still got their "License to Ill" album on vinyl from when it came out. A friend of mine, Michelle, gave it to me in Nov '86, as a 10th birthday present. Thanks, Michelle ;-) ❤ Thoroughly enjoyed ur reaction fam!

Your best reaction, that looked so honest was when you said this is real hip hop, and you wished you were exposed to Beastie Boys back then.

Been waiting for this reaction

You hit the nail on the head! It was about getting the Party started and good music, dancing, good DJ and just having fun and trying to meet a cutie. I remember house parties in small houses with full DJ set ups with huge club speakers. House parties were different back in the day!

I just found your videos and I have to say that I love your positive spirit. Keep doing you bro. One Love!

Beastie Boys album review. One of the best hip hop albums ever, along with SirMixAlot SWASS...👍👊😎 #LICENSE2ILL

The first dance Van did was the Troop. The second dance Van did was the Reebok. The hands go up with the Wop and your head kind of goes side to side and not like the Snake. (The Snake is the dance Chris Tucker does in every movie)

Your is the first reaction video where the DJ work was called out. The offbeat stereo effects are one of my favorite parts of this song

I graduated HS in 1989 and I had a friend (who was black) who I used to make listen to Beastie boys all the time. And he introduced me to NWA. We both loved LL Cool J.

Rhyming and stealing is tough, be sure to check

The Beastie Boys are stone cold legends with Paul's Boutique. Their blend of rap, hip hop, samples and tongue in cheek humor were off the chain freaking amazing. They really were able to mock the culture which stank (government, corporates, advertising( and raise up the culture that was cool. Totally infused with NYC/Brooklyn/Queens credentials too.

Back in the eighties. I hung out with metal head that were musician. When we were chilling in the green room we mostly listened to hip hop, Public enemy, beastie boys and KRS one were all in rotation.

Bro, every video of yours I watch I got mad respect for you. I grew up in the 80’s-90’s and our parties WERE fkn sweaty hahah, no smart phones or selfies. Your recognition of how their style bled into todays styles is very proper. They did start as a rock band but were entertainers no matter what they did.

Something about the video for this song is perfect.

Try “Brass Monkey “. That one always gets me going. ✌️

You're so right about parties then and now!

Oh you are 1000% right about the party! I miss the late 80s/90s. We knew how to turn up! ❤

In Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Lord sings "Ooh Child", bringing him back to his childhood days. Literally Intergalactic

Nobody literally nobody else was this song that was played on the movie diary of a wimpy kid!

I like the interpretation of having fun and being able to party and in today's day and age the phone and social media has ruined that... it's so true, we were out with a friend and they were taking pictures and showing they were having a great time, but later we found out they were totally miserable... showing people your having fun when you actually aren't, it doesn't make any sense. I just came across your "LFR Family" videos today and you a good attitude on listening to music, keep it going!

The REDC Crew! Northwest Groovers! Chuck Brown & the Soul Searchers! Junkyard! People outside DC don't know 'bout the Go-go.

yeah, subscribing solely based on the robot dance while listening to this song. Also, I'm from Houston, we didnt dance either. We sipped syrup and leaned back lol

You should check out Les Claypool/Primus. The live version of Tommy the cat is a good place to start. Love the channel main.

You have no idea how it was growing up in the 80’s beastie boys were played at all the club’s and yeah no one stood around great reaction brings back some great memories

Their debut album Licensed to Ill released in 1986 was the first rap album to break into the billboard top 200 ever.

You have to hear “Pass the mic” and “Shaddrach”

“She’s Crafty” please Half- tell Jai hello-✨✌️

Back in the day when we went to party that’s what we did...party. Parties were all about having a good time with your friends. All the music was dance beat music, nothing but dancing and drinking till sunrise... good times.

Yes. They started as punk rock band. I went to school with Mike D and another band member who left when they went in to rap