CAUGHT ME OFF GUARD.. | The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight (Official Video) REACTION!
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1st Ever rap song heard by the public. THE 1st EVER
king tim iii
Blowfly was listened to in private,
Rapture by Blondie? (With Fab Five Freddie?)
@@Umptyscope Rapture was recorded in 1980 and came out in January 1981. Rapper's Delight was recorded in August 1979 and released the month after.
@@Umptyscope no this was the first rap song to hit the top 40 in the US. Rapture was the first song with rap to hit number 1 in the US.
This is considered the FIRST rap song.
Where it all began... Shout out to WONDERMIKE! 🎤
Wrong
It was the First All Rap Song To Hit The Top 40 on the Hot 100
Blondie
rap existed for years before, it just wasnt recorded
No it was the first hip hop song I thought
I’m the whitest woman you’ll ever meet and I feel in LOVE with this song first time I heard it decades ago ❤️ Another great one is White Lines by Grandmaster Flash and The Serious Five 👍🏼 Music is the great bringer together 😁
Man, when this dropped in the 70's, I was a young white kid who only listened to country. We never heard anything like this. We couldn't get enough. I listen to it repeatedly until I had memorized every word. Years later when my daughter was sampling rap for the first time, I had her listen to this. It blew her mind that I still knew all the words. Thank you for this. So many memories. Great reaction, as usual.
From the summer of 1979 I was 18 Now 61 lol
Just remember next time you see an old man alone on a bench or at a bar, he's thinking back to when he got down back in the day...
The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight has its place in world music history as one of the best rap songs ever.
I totally agree!
My husband is 51 years old and knows every single word of this song - the good old roller skating days!
Good Times , Really Good Times😎
Good times indeed.
59. lol
Roller skating! Packed floor to this and anything Queen!
Everybody skate!!! Repeat ALL skate. Loved when this came on at the rink
I just sang every word to this. I’m 53. I am not ashamed of it. Had the album and wore the needle out TWICE listening to it.
You go! 😆 me too!! Lol
WORD!!! Me too!! My Mom n my sister were amazed I knew every word!!!
Damn straight!!
Had to flip the Lp over to hear it all. 😂
@@loriwishman1866 Ho-tel,mo-tel,a watcha gonna do today..Say what!
Omg, soooooo many memories. I was 17, sneaking into clubs in Toronto, and I went nuts when I heard this. I had to dance. The part about the Kaopectate for diarrhea lol 😂❤. Your comments make me cry with laughter 😂😊
There just nothing like this at all in the 70’s when this dropped. It was a mind blower for those of us who liked to disco. It is almost impossible to believe that you have never heard this before. I need to talk to your parents and find out what else that have kept from you. This is a good one.
Lol
What about Parliament? They formed in '55 as a doo wop band, but by 1970 they had developed their funkadelic sound. Sugar Hill Gang was trying to compete with them I believe.
Even some of us punks liked this!
He should check out Apache too.
@@berkeleygirl4121 LOTS of us punks like this too,not just some
This is the OG hip hop hit. It singlehandedly ushered hip hop and rap into the mainstream of music. I worked tirelessly for hours to memorise this joint so I could sing along to the radio!
Recording from the radio to a cassette??
@@gw9502 I couldn’t even do that. We didn’t own a cassette player at the time. But it was on the radio CONSTANTLY, so I heard it a lot.
I love old school hip hop. No violence or acting a fool. Just fun in the clubs. 👍👍👍
Released as a single in the summer of 1979 The good ole 70s
Early Rap was all about gettin' the party going. Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five were the first commercially recognized Rappers to speak about the realness of living in the hood..... YOU MUST do "The Message" next.
YOU MUST !!!!
Agreed. Did he ever do it?
This song is why it's called Hip Hop.
I can't believe I never connected those dots. Duh. 😅
NO its not
Grandmaster Flash originated the term "hip hop".
Edit: or I should say another rapper he collabed with did. I always just think of it as GF.
@@DonnaCPunk no he didn't keith cowboy did R.I.P. and the phrase was thrown around for many years before this song
@@DonnaCPunk also it wasn't just another rapper he's one of the first
Broooooo...you gotta check out The Message by Grand Master Flash and The Furious Five. And for the love of God, hit that joint man.
YES DEFINITELY!!!
@@shevawn1973 he needs to listen to white lines
Anything by Grandmaster Flash is worth while.
Amen
Yes please.
I love watching Millenials experiencing old school tunes.
Good times rap music...I miss it so much. Damn gangster rap killed this awesome groove. Bring THIS back...bring real house bumping fun beats back!
"The shirt is a little huggy-ish. One size up" - ah, I'm dying!!! Hahaha 🤣
I think they used to call that husky. lol
LOL Funny stuff I remember this in 1979 It was a floor packer Every body liked this 70s SUPER HIT
This was THE rap song. Everyone knew all the words back in the day. I think I have the 45, if you know what that is. 😎
It was actually an entire ALBUM long- and many more verses than they had here- been my jam for decades! 🎤✨
I still know all the words😂
I remember getting this one song record for Christmas.
I still know all the words. I sang this every fri night at karaoke since I did it so good. All the girls on the floor doing the damn thing
You probably have the 12”!
“I like the shirt now, I don’t care no more” 😂😂😂😂
It’s official, Leo u have been living under a rock ur whole life 😂 this is a classic!!!!
This song arguably started rap. I remember it played everywhere. Whether it was the first or not, it inspired hip hop as we know it today. It should always be respected.
no it didn't it was started by kool herc
It made hip hop mainstream.
@@DonnaCPunk bingo
Arguably it is lol. “Rapping” can be traced well back to the 30s. Of course there were “underground rappers” before Sugar Hill. My point was that this song, since it became mainstream on the radio, played everywhere, inspired what we know as hip hop today. There was NO hip hop MAINSTREAM before this song. If you can name me one rap song before this played on the radio, sold on record, and played in the popular clubs, I’d like to know. Also, you guys rock for the informative comments. I love learning new things from people.
I remember that fantastic break dancing became a huge thing in NYC, and the break dancers would bring a jambox to give them a beat to dance to. The rap came a little later, on top of the dancing beat, with someone bringing a Mr. Microphone, and it caught on and became a competition. It caught on from break dancing, and it was in the street, not the clubs. Shoot me if I’m wrong, and I might be, but that’s how I remember it.
Shirt tight, jeans tight. That was the late 70's early 80's.
You want something from back then that will mess with your head? “Double Dutch Bus”.
I remember the Double Dutch Bus!!!
Oh yes 😁
Dizubble Dizutch!
Come On.... Get On.. The Double Dutch Bus!
Get on the bus pay your fare say whaaaaaaaat?! 😍
Now when you see a Holiday Inn, you gonna think of this song, like the rest of us🤣🤣🤣
yep, I memorized this back in the day. we all did. still know all the lyrics.
I remember my dad and his friends dancing to this at barbecues, and they were in their 50's when this came out
"Damn what was in there"...can someone put this guy in movies already?
NO ONE EVER had a kitchen party that didn't break the F out into a danceup when this one came on!
They still gotta drop tools and hibbidy hop!
I said a hip hop the hippie the hippie
To the hip hip hop and you don't stop the rock It to the bang bang boogie say up jump the boogie
To the rhythm of the boogie the beat........
The first ever hip hop rap and its still a OG banger, I remember when it came out and I first heard it and it blew my mind🤯👍
Hey!!! I just did the same above! 🤣 I’ve been singing this entire album since I was a kid- ✌️ it’s longer than the official video too!
They were the first to get a wide audience. However, the founding fathers of Hip Hop included: Kool Herc. In 1978 (two years before Sugar Hill) I saw him and his crew put on a street block party in Central Park by chance. They plugged their equipment into the city light poles. They had all of the elements: Turntables, Beat Boxes, MC's, B Boys, Break Dancers, Graffiti Artists. I was hooked ever since!
Disco? What was that? LOL!
@@kemitamenophis3221 Ypu just gotta love NYC!
😉🤘😎❤ #NATIVENewYorkerBaby #BrooklynBorn #STRONGIslandRaised
1980- 7th grade we got to play records at lunch. Someone brought the 12 inch of this. The lunchroom went BONKERS. So awesome. Good react, man.
This came out in the summer of 1979 ,,Didnt you hear then 1st ?
This is the Rap that started Hip Hop!!!
I was so depressed, then I saw this ! Been laughing hysterically! You made my night!!! 😂💃
Its the 70s everything is tight. Look at the audience in tight shiny disco clothes. 1st intro to Rap/HipHop. Audience is very diverse, lovers of disco dancing. I remember seeing this mind blowing performance on TV.
Saw you are a Brooklyn Girl! Saw them do this at the Roll A Palace, Sheepshead Bay 1980! Best Times!!!!
Tight was some street slang back then, too, used as a compliment.✌
It's the 80's not 70"s
I had shiney Lycra stretch pants in every color I could find ,lol. Satin Jacket to match and let's not forget Members Only Jackets that followed and LA Gear flat shoes. lol
I think I was in Jr. High and we loved this!!
I was a part-time waitress when this came out and I used to sing it in the kitchen to a cute guy working the fried seafood area. I told him --hey fry guy I'm in love with you the Casanova legend must be true. Got a date that night.
Fun is way under-rated these days.
This dropped, everyone had to buy it so they could learn it. Soul Train were geniuses this day,no question.....Hip Hop got its name from kids going into music stores asking for this song ,didn’t know the name so started singing “ hip hop heavy to the heavy” .....Hip Hop was born. Facts.🔥😎
Is he rippin bars here or what? Spitting bars.....whatever it is the kids say these days.....Playlist definitely, can’t sit still.....dance dude dance.😉
Try Grandmaster Flash. Try the song White Lines. Slick Rick and Doug E Fresh...The Show...6 minutes Doug E Fresh you're on!!
@Prof81Wil you don't have to delete...i write repeat comments all the time 😆 yep, rap is often misunderstood! It says...don't do it!
My mama actually bought that single she was very Progressive ..she enabled my Prince obsession
@@mztweety1374 sweet!!
@Prof81Wil lol just wrote the same dang thing and saw you guys did too. Great minds!
@@jenneper 😬😆
my daughter is shocked I know the words to this, and Bill Bailey dancing to this on strictly he smashed it 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
Same! and the song is actually quite a bit longer
WHAT? I can't imagine Bill Bailey dancing to this!! Wait a sec..yes I can,he's awesome!
Just googled it and I think I love Bill Bailey even more now.
@@jadecawdellsmith4009 it's awesome isn't it 😊😊😊😊that man can move I'm hoping he wins I vote for him to stay every week but this dance blew my mind
I hope your well my faraway friend 🥰
@@lisamills4473 I've been a huge fan of his since... well forever so I hope he wins too. If I could vote too I would. And yep I'm good, been going camping & fishing before the wet season hits which is basically now, a bit earlier than usual. Hope yr well, still bopping away to all this cool music & stll embarrassing yr daughter bahaha 😂
They used Chic’s song “Good Times” not sure how happy Nile Rogers was about it, at the time lol but that song is also a boogie monster banger 🙌🙌♥️
Slick Rick & Dougie Fresh- Oh My God. You'll love it.
“Prolly one size up.” I nearly pissed myself laughing when you said that one! Bravo! 👏
Now you gotta listen to “the breaks” or “the message”
Yes, excellent suggestions 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yess great suggestions
Yes!
Now I dedicate Rene and Angela's 'Your Smile' to you cuz in this reaction your smile is everything!!! I'm happy you done got into the Sugar Hill Gang!!
Love that song 💖
I believe that this was the first commercially successful rap song.
“This one might be a little long.”
We don’t mind a bit, Leo 🤗 😂
I remember dancing to this one in the clubs! 💃🏼🎶🔥
Yep back in 1979 Hot Dam them 70s Had it all What happend AFTER
I haven't laughed this hard since 2019. Literally 2019. Thanks, Man I wish you make a ton of cash because of it.
Yeah this got me thru pandemic lock down and on
When I’m feeling down I come to Mr. Video I smile from ear to ear and all is good thank you for my therapy!!!😬
I'm 47 years old and growing up, the SHG was my first introduction to heat!!
Oh, man, I memorized the whole 15 minutes version of this so I could sing along while dancing to it. You're making me feel old and young at the same time!
**When people went to the store to by this record they asked for the song that "Hip Hop" record.
**The instrumental is Good Times - Chic
Thank you,, i knew it from somewhere,, all your cares behind
@ted ritola hasn't touched on millions of great songs from the 60s and 70s. Sometimes there's one on the B-side that was even better
Today was a fun day!!! All right!!! You are getting a rap/hip hop education now!!! This is the beginning!!
@NateD01 This is how we do it! 🤷🤷 got me!
🙌oh yeah! “Now, what you hear is not a test I'm rappin' to the beat,
And me, the groove, and my friends are gonna try to move your feet
See, I am Wonder Mike, and I'd like to say hello,
To the black, to the white, the red and the brown,
The purple and yellow. But first, I gotta
Bang bang, the boogie to the boogie,
Say up jump the boogie to the bang bang boogie,
Let's rock, you don't stop,
Rock the rhythm that'll make your body rock
Well so far you've heard my voice but I brought two friends along,
And the next on the mic is my man Hank,
C'mon, Hank, sing that song!
Check it out, I'm the C-A-S-A, the N-O-V-A,
And the rest is F-L-Y,
You see I go by the code of the doctor of the mix,
And these reasons I'll tell you why.
You see, I'm six foot one, and I'm tons of fun
When I dress to a T,
You see, I got more clothes than Muhammad Ali
And I dress so viciously.
I got bodyguards, I got two big cars
That definitely ain't the wack,
I got a Lincoln Continental and a sunroof Cadillac.
So after school I take a dip in the pool,
Which is really on the wall,
I got a colour TV, so I can see
The Knicks play basketball. Hear me talk about
Checkbooks, credit cards, mo' money
Than a sucker could ever spend,
But I wouldn't give a sucker or a bum from the Rucker
Not a dime 'til I made it again. Everybody go
Ho-tel, Mo-tel, Whatcha gonna do today? (Say what?)
'Cause I'm a get a fly girl,
Gonna get some spank n' drive off in a def OJ. Everybody go
Ho-tel, Mo-tel, Holiday Inn,
Say if your girl starts actin' up, then you take her friend.
Master Gee! My mellow!
It's on you, so whatcha gonna do?
Well, it's on'n'n'on'n'on on'n'on,
The beat don't stop until the break of dawn.
I said M-A-S, T-E-R, a G with a double E,
I said I go by the unforgettable name
Of the man they call the Master Gee.
Well, my name is known all over the world
By all the foxy ladies and the pretty girls.
I'm goin' down in history
As the baddest rapper there ever could be.
Now I'm feelin' the highs and you're feelin' the lows,
The beat starts gettin' into your toes
You start poppin' your fingers and stompin' your feet
And movin' your body while while you're sitting in your seat
And then damn! Ya start doin' the freak, I said
Damn! Right outta your seat
Then you throw your hands high in the air,
Ya rockin' to the rhythm, shake your derriere
Ya rockin' to the beat without a care,
With the sureshot MCs for the affair.
Now, I'm not as tall as the rest of the gang
But I rap to the beat just the same.
I got a little face, and a pair of brown eyes
All I'm here to do, ladies, is hypnotize
Singin' on'n'n'on'n'on on'n'on,
The beat don't stop until the break of dawn
Singin' on'n'n'on'n'on on'n'on,
Like a hot buttered pop da pop da pop dibbie dibbie
Pop da pop pop, don't you dare stop
Come alive y'all, gimme whatcha got
I guess by now you can take a hunch
And find that I am the baby of the bunch
But that's okay, I still keep in stride,
'Cause all I'm here to do is just wiggle your behind
Singin' on'n'n'on'n'on on'n'on,
The beat don't stop until the break of dawn.
Singin' on'n'n'on'n'on on'n'on,
Rock rock, y'all, throw it on the floor
I'm gonna freak you here, I'm gona freak you there,
I'm gonna move you outta this atmosphere.
'Cause I'm one of a kind and I'll shock your mind
I put the dick, dick, dick in your behind. I said
One, two, three, four, come on, girls, get on the floor
A-come alive, y'all, a-gimme whatcha got
'Cause I'm guaranteed to make you rock
I said one, two, three, four, tell me, Wonder Mike
What are you waiting for?
I said a hip hop,
The hippie to the hippie
The hip hip a hop, and you don't stop, a rock it
To the bang bang boogie, say up jump the boogie,
To the rhythm of the boogie, the beat.
A Skiddleebebop, we rock, scooby doo,
And guess what, America, we love you
'Cause you rocked and a rolled with so much soul,
You could rock 'til a hundred and one years old.
I don't mean to brag, I don't mean to boast,
But we like hot butter on our breakfast toast
Rock it up, Baby Bubba!
Baby Bubba to the boogie da bang bang da boogie
To the beat, beat, it's so unique
Come on everybody and dance to the beat!
Ever went over a friends house to eat
And the food just ain't no good?
I mean the macaroni's soggy, the peas are mushed,
And the chicken tastes like wood
So you try to play it off like you think you can
By saying that you're full
And then your friend says, "Mama, he's just being polite
He ain't finished, uh-uh, that's bull!"
So your heart starts pumpin' and you think of a lie
And you say that you already ate
And your friend says "Man, there's plenty of food"
So you pile some more on your plate
While the stinky food's steamin', your mind starts to dreamin'
Of the moment that it's time to leave
And then you look at your plate and your chicken's slowly rottin'
Into something that looks like cheese
Oh so you say "That's it, I gotta leave this place
I don't care what these people think,
I'm just sittin' here makin' myself nauseous
With this ugly food that stinks"
So you bust out the door while it's still closed
Still sick from the food you ate
And then you run to the store for quick relief
From a bottle of Kaopectate
And then you call your friend two weeks later
To see how he has been
And he says, "I understand about the food,
Baby Bubba, but we're still friends"
With a hip hop the hippie to the hippie
The hip hip a hop, a you don't stop the rockin'
To the bang bang boogie
Say up jump the boogie to the rhythm of the boogie the beat”
Source: LyricFind
Some of these lyrics were clearly off!
If you enjoyed this, you really need Nucleus “Jam On It”.
Damn that jogged the memory from about 40 years ago 🤣
Yeeeeeeeees!
Back to the roller rink e'rybody
Request for another classic
Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock - It Takes Two
Yes! 🙌🏼
and get on the dance floor
💯❣️
Yassss
I still know the whole song! 🤣
Now we rappin’! Now- Grandmaster Flash- The Message- is relevant as ever!!!!!!
"Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Melle Mel - White lines", "Malcolm McLaren - Buffalo Gals" or "Kurtis Blow - The breaks"😁
Come ooon..😃
If you liked this, you would love “The Message” by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five and “The Breaks” by Kurtis Blow.
'And the chicken tastes like wood.......' Working hard today Mr V. God bless ya!
This song is used in a bunch of movies, like Revenge of the Nerds and the Wedding Singer for sure.
Rob Base DJ Eazy rock “ it takes two”
Another vote for listening to "It takes two"
Oh yes!
I'm cracking up because see the younger generations enjoying our jams 45 years ago yes we dance our assisted off to rappers delight back in 79 I'm 75 and still dance to it when I hear it lol
Furious Five and Grandmaster Flash - The Message
I used to roller skate to this when it came out. Every kid knew this song word for word back in the day. Those were the days when we all went out to have fun. No racial crap back then like today.
I wish I had saved my satin skating jacket with my name sewed on ✌🏻🎶
Definite roller skating music. So good! 💜💜💜
@@Uninvited72 Baby blue satin jacket with Shaun Cassidy's picture on the back AND matching bell bottoms with pic on the flare! Bring on the jealousy!!!😂😂😂
There most certainly was “racial crap” then. There just weren’t camera-equipped cell phones so those not affected by it could just ignore it.
@@brynneholt1990 Yea but it was no big deal. My first beaten was from 20 black kids calling me honky. I never took it personal. I took it as being in their territory. Same would happen with them. I remember getting along in the roller rink. We all got along and would raz on eachother but nothing like today. Everyone fought people who were different back then. The Irish fought the Italians and the hicks fought the city kids. We were all poor back then and no one had nice cars or clothes. Life was harder than today. But unlike today we never whined about it. Maybe because we didn't have the internet to see how all the fake people were living lol.
Hello from Brazil... since 1981 dancing with sugar hill gang.... i'm white with Black soul ... proudy listen always since kid in poor neiborrod in country third wourld .... sorry my bad english... today 55 years old still dancing with very very happy.... take care my brothers in poor neiborrod in USA
Haven't had a good belly laugh like this for a while, good job - thanks!
The sample in this song is from ‘Good Times’ by Chic. They sued them and got writing credits.
The "flow" (the style that they are rapping) was copied from a 1940ls song "The Preacher And The Bear" by the Jubalaires - czcams.com/video/XNzKZ7lJRUc/video.html They just changed the words.
Another vote for listening to "Good Times" by Chic
Exactly.
There is a 14 min studio version as well.
Yessss! This song took up an entire 33 album side- I played it sooo much and have been put on the spot many times to do it, I say do it ,do it to it to it -🎤✌️
@@kimberlinibambini1988 ლ(´ ❥ `ლ)
The birth of Hip Hop. I was too young for the disco, but this was a staple at the skating rink.
The birth of hip hop, as old school as it gets here. Other 80s rap artist that started after that you might check out is LL Cool J - Go Cut Creator Go, Doug E Fresh - The Show, and like DJ Jazzy/ Fresh Prince - A Nightmare on My Street (pretty entertaining). Love old school HH!
Hell Yeah! Fresh Prince Parents Just Don't Understand he needs to listen to that
Ohhhhh we have to have you hear White lines by Grand Master Flash!
Yesssssssssss
Mr Video: “I never heard of any of this before”
Me: 🤯🤯
Last week...Stuck on I65 in traffic, blasting this and having a dance party with dudes parked next to me 😂😂. We embarrassed our kids but 🤷🏻♀️
Good Times. These are the good times. Leave your cares behind.
Here we go. Every time I hear this it's stuck in my head for days.
😆 Same here
OMG!! So this is where "hotel, motel, holiday inn" came from!?! I gotta call my sorority sister now. She had me believing for years that she came up with that! We'd even say it with the same cadence!
😂😂😂 your sorority sister has some imagination
You’re Sorority Sister lied to you.
I knew you would enjoy the original rap /dance songs. It was the bomb back in the day in the clubs. Cranked up loud. Crowd participation. Lights flashing. It was the best! Nothing like it today!
My sister-all but eleven yrs older than me-born in ‘65-white girl-knew this song by heart!🥰 I was 3 when it came out in ‘79 and it’s still one of my favorite songs❣️Still remember her singing it to me🥰
You loved this .... now watch "Newcleus - Jam On It"
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@@beowulf1005 Has anybody seen my sister Murgatroid??
Superman looked up at me he said, you rock so naturally....great song!
I was looking for someone to request that song and if it wasn't in the comments I was going to. Most of that album was our jam back and forth to the beach and up and down between Cocoa, Daytona and New Smyrna Beach.
yessssssssss
Oh yeah! This was the best shuffle skate song. When it came on at the skating rink if you didn't know how to shuffle skate you didn't get on the floor because you would get run over.
I used to lose my freaking mind when this came on at the skating rink 😆
Exactly! Hell do they even still have skating rinks?
DUDE!!! Totally into your reactions. I was born in '66. I cut my teeth on Rock. Vinyl and 8 tracks. If you ever need any suggestions I have a ton I would love to see your reaction too. It gives me a chance to remember what it was like to hear this ABFAB music for the first time. Peace
Flashback (waaay back) to roller skating on a Friday night. We LOVED it! Nice to see the sheer joy on your face while listening to it!
Mr. Video: Please do a reaction to " The Message " by Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five, and " The Breaks " by Kurtis Blow. 1 luv ❤
First rap song ever played for the public rather just at parties or in the streets
I didn't realize how old this song was. I remember hearing this as a kid in the late 80s/early 90s. I didn't expect to see bell bottoms in this video. Great song. Super catchy!
How in the heck did I miss this reaction until now???!!! This song brings back so many memories. The skate rink, leaving the Space Invaders game mid game to hit the floor to show off "rubber legs" with the other guys when this dropped (or Flashlight was the other must skate song).
And then there was rap. ✌️
Now you're ready for Young MC, Bust a Move video
Another vote for listening to "Bust A Move" by Young MC
'Bust A Move' is STILL one of muh jams! That shit is flawless!
Bust a Move is great so is u say Hes Just A friend by Biz Marque
@@gothgirl4evr881 For a song with an obvious story line that is easy to follow, listen to "You Say He's Just A Friend"
Scottish guy here. In 2008 I took the Amtrak from New York to DC. These guys were in our carriage sitting behind us chatting to everyone and I had no clue who they were until I Googled them later and this song came up. Gutted I never got a photo with them like everyone else did.
If you like this, you need to check out Newcleus - Jam On It
you can use this as your morning alarm song...getcha right out of bed
There was an episode of Scrubs where JD had a Sugar Hill Gang clock that played this as the alarm. They cameo'd to lip sync the song for a dream sequence. Lol
This may be my favorite of your reactions ever🤣
My family had this on LP when I was young. We listened to it constantly.
The album was 20 minutes of this in each side. It just went on and on and on on and on the beat don't stop until the break of dawn on and on and on on and on...
13 years old at the Roller skating Rink again!!!❤🤣🤣🤣💜
Yah! Know what time it is! This was the first rap song I heard at 8 yrs old in 1979. This brings back so many memories. ❤
1978 The first rap song played on the radio.
This was the song that introduced me to rap. As a kid this and Run DMC's sucker MCs was all I listened to. Great reaction man.
OMG.... this was my skate dance song! Love it!! Best summer of my life.... I'm going to cry now 🤧
YesYesYes!! This is a magnificent day on this Brilliant Channel.
Omg.. I remember 8th grade this song was the shit... so cool to hear again.
It was a project of mine when this came out, to try and learn all the words! LOVE this! Oh I boogied so much to this in my youth! And the chair dancing is EPIC today!!!! You made me so happy!
I remember going rollerskating every weekend, and this song got everyone out into the rink. I was probably 10 years old. LOL