25 Yr Old Reacts To Beastie Boys - Get it together ft. Q-Tip

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[@messyl1900]

MCA (R.I.P)

[@ninRAIDER]

Yo Boogie you HAVE heard Q-Tip before. He's the main rapper from A Tribe Called Quest. You reacted to Scenario, and you definitely need to do more cuz Q-Tip is a freaking legend.

[@kirswords8587]

Yup! I second this!

[@Oceanblues0101]

Q-Tip and... Phife Dawg !

[@salzavenchura9043]

RIP Phife Diggy

[@andykerste1]

Cam here to say this. Tips a legendary producer and rapper and was in a tribe called quest.

[@tricky2055]

Q-Tip produced that new LL Cool J - Eminem collaboration Murdergram Deux

[@hubbabubbastar]

Baby, it makes me so happy you recognize MCA was on another level 💖

[@hubbabubbastar]

Q-Tip is a special Guy Too!

[@SuperDaveSo]

This was a dream come true for me as Tribe and Beastie Boys are my favourite # 1 & 2 groups of all time.

[@moeilijkebril481]

Yes, I relate!

[@dasstreets]

This is one of Beasties' "for the heads" true hip hop classics.

[@lovelyella]

For realz… top 3 beastie songs of all time

[@happymrjoy]

Beastie Boys were ahead of the game and on another level!

[@kevinbirmingham3833]

the "Get it together" sample is from Headless Heroes - by Eugene McDaniels (1971)

[@kevinbirmingham3833]

Patty Duke was a sitcom show in the 50's/60's... in the 70's there was a dance called Patty Duke (like a modern day TikTok dance)

[@AAronL1968]

She played identical cousins. Was married to John Astin (Gomez Addams), mother of Sean Astin (Rudy, Samwise Gamgee)

[@Vadershake]

Just wait until you get to Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique album lol.

[@ajadan5818]

Definitely their best album!!

[@Awesomesauce1234-fs3cw]

@@ajadan5818 dude I agree

[@roddas26]

🎯

[@erictoal5224]

It's a masterpiece

[@charlesderosas5577]

​@@ajadan5818 To me it's between license to ill and Paul's boutique

[@Krust_Acean]

The vocal sample comes from "Headless Heroes" by Eugene McDaniels - it's early 1970s Jazz/Soul record

[@TheMightymolar]

I love Beasties. Q-Tip is one of the best MC's AND producers of all time. Full stop.

[@BoardGameCantina]

This channel is amazing for the comments section alone. No weird outrage, no shaming the creator for what songs he hasn’t heard, just supportively helping him understand the references and context for the track and kindly recommending other music that might be of interest. SO REFRESHING. Imagine if the whole Internet was like this. A+++ vibe, keep up the great work and THANK YOU for reminding there are still amazing people out there.

[@daveesmond1634]

Man I can’t believe you never heard Q-Tip or A Tribe Called Quest! They are GOATS. Check out these songs- Scenario, Jazz/Buggin Out, Electric Relaxation, Steve Biko, Award Tour just to name a few

[@daveesmond1634]

I just subscribed

[@Lorenzo-py5hs]

Hard to just do songs, with the tribe you just gotta put the album and press play for real

[@moeilijkebril481]

Steve Biko, now that is another level!

[@hypnonavy]

This is one of my favorites because it shows a different side to a band that's synonymous with being in your face. This song is a milestone on their journey from Beastie Boys to Beastie Men.

[@thedaddork]

Tribe Called Quest!! A must reaction to all their stuff! Legends

[@lovelyella]

Q-Tip - Vibrant Thing

[@powers_media]

eh, that album wasn't exactly his magnum opus

[@jaydubbxperiod]

Patty Duke is an actress and they named a dance after her. I think it was a dance she did in a show or movie.

[@Mikaci_the_Grand_Duke]

Nice and Smooth - Sometimes I Rhyme Slow "Sometimes I rhyme slow, sometimes I rhyme quick I'm sweeter and thicker than a chico stick" 😉

[@tricky2055]

This song reminds me of my junior year in college (when it was released) and lots of weed.

[@beecee7379]

Beastie Boys - “Professor Booty” MCA goes off on this one. This was apparently his response to 3rd Bass dissing the Beastie Boys. There’s a few articles and interviews out there about it.

[@seansersmylie]

Top track on an album full of top tracks!

[@therefixframeuproduction1093]

1st to say bring some more Q-Tip/TCQ/de la soul and Public Enemy🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mozilla2576]

Patty Duke....actress who was very popular in the 60's through 90's. I believe she had a tv show in NYC.

[@perrytaylor7849]

It's also a hip hop dance.

[@Chewy-humanity24]

Q-Tip is mega producer as well. The whole License to ill album was legendary. My favorite is Hold it now, hit it

[@robertmikinka]

One of the Top 5 BEST hip hop album of all time.

[@mikaelcarlson555]

My favorite B Boys track of all time! And I've been a fan from the jump.

[@KaraMiss1974]

I'm also a B Boys fan from the beginning (Tribe too). I bought this album the week it came out. This track blew my mind. It's still my favorite. ❤

[@mikaelcarlson555]

@KaraMiss1974 Yeah, I was a Tribe fan too!

[@mr.michael3668]

Patty Duke is a dance.

[@momomarquis271]

High Plains Drifter

[@jimmyninjapants3467]

This is my personal all-time beastie boys favorite song.

[@jimidenardo2932]

Watching U reacting to these for your 1st time takes me back to myself as a kid hearing Beastie Boys for the 1st time. Keep it going

[@dhen7633]

MCA was my favorite out of the group

[@doggystyly]

Same here 🎩🦇

[@jammabubbly522]

Beastie Boys forever 🎤✌️🇬🇧

[@Knick_Fury]

Quick notes…the Patty Duke was a dance based on the dance done by the actual woman Patty Duke on her TV show from back in the day (similar to how the Dougie was based on Doug E. Fresh’s dance style). Also…if you didn’t pick up on it already, the reason why this one wasn’t in the same lyrical class as some of the other Beastie jawns is because they were pretty much freestyling.

[@MortuusNoctis]

The Beastie Boys - Root Down is a classic✨

[@ICTS22]

De La Soul has a song called Patty Duke. She was an actress who had here own television show in the 60's. I grew up watching reruns of it.

[@Alex-di7mb]

More Beastie songs with that BASS: “Slow Ride” and “Slow and Low”.

[@SuperDaveSo]

Interesting bit of hip hop history... Slow and Low was originally going to be a RUN DMC song, but they gave it to the Beastie Boys. If you look it up on youtube you can find the RUN DMC version.

[@carloalcos]

I was lucky to see them do this live at lollapaooza 94. Beasties and tribe were both on the bill.

[@nickpowell8880]

This is the song that convince a white-ass punk rocker to give hip hop a shot. Glad I got hooked!

[@hampyonce]

This song put me on the Beasties. I was already onto ATCQ.

[@jeanine6328]

Dude, the Chick O Stick is basically the inside of a Butterfinger, I LOVE those. Went through a spell as an adult I was addicted to them too.

[@salzavenchura9043]

Every time I hear “chick o stick” I think of Ice Cube Conan and Kevin Hart at the 7-11 hahahah

[@JV-wl6ex]

Finally doin it! Thank you 🙏🏻 this song will grow on you, this is one of my favorites from the BB!

[@torlarson7960]

sounds of silence is my favorite snowboarding track of all time.

[@robhknyc8740]

Listen to big daddy Kane ain't no half steppin

[@xhighone]

Patty Duke was an old TV show and Chachi and Joanie is a reference from the TV show Joanie Loves Chachi. They grew up on that shit.

[@finally3984]

Yes, The Beastie Boys make a ton of social, and cultural references in their jams.

[@mkmstillstackin]

For sure, and also Joanie Loves Chachi was a spinoff from Happy Days, an absolutely iconic 70's TV show.

[@jdlestero]

Ill Communication and Paul's Boutique are my favorite Beastie albums.

[@moeilijkebril481]

This track is the prefect combi of Tribe and the Beasties, thank you!

[@John-q5p9m]

Try De La Soul-Buddy. Tip is in that one too. The ensemble in that video is incredible.

[@Bongus75]

Q-Tip? I`m gonna die with this person! .Earth needs him!

[@dond9327]

Bruh...im loving watching this journey, slick rick! Hahaha

[@robschmitt3171]

Chico Sticks, Now & Laters, Mr. Melons, jaw Breakers, Ketchup Chips..Classic Hood Snacks..🤤

[@ryansmythmusic]

Most (all?) of Q-Tip's bars were freestyled in the studio off the top of the dome on this track. He tries to apologize for it at the end but it's still awesome.

[@laminar0886]

Scratching and Beat Boxing turned to Balloon Pants. Balloon Pants turned to Auto Tune. Then Auto Tune turned into Mumble Rap. Mumble Rap turned into…? Yup man, it’s been a tragic downhill run for sure! 😮

[@shawnmiz33]

You need to go down that Tribe rabbit hole! Start with 'I Left My Wallet in El Segundo" & "Can I Kick It"...

[@throwabrick]

Tribe was the highpoint of rap music. I love the Beasties and they are probably the best Band in Hip Hop, but Tribe was magical.

[@SongJLikes]

Absolute banger of a tune

[@robertmikinka]

Beatboxing is a talent. Most don't have talent anymore.

[@mikefetterman6782]

vocal samples from the song "Headless Heroes" by Eugene McDaniels,

[@bengy000226]

You gotta do High Plains Drifter. Another great story telling song.

[@Shaman-py4sw]

ATCQ Is going be such a fun rabbithole. ❤

[@SkarTisu]

I can’t wait until he checks them out

[@bradlawrence6461]

Never heard this one. This channel is both taking me back and catching me up.

[@kevinbirmingham3833]

you heard Q-tip before. Hes the front man for A Tribe Called Quest!

[@mr.michael3668]

QTip production

[@amrikjaswal76]

Yo Boogie......you need to react to Jeru The Damaja tracks Come Clean, D.Original, El Presidente, Ya playin Yo self......"come on man"

[@theCommentDevil]

Qtip got that peak flow

[@Trawizz1]

You should react to Beastie Boys last concert, live at Bonnaroo 2009. Find the full concert. Start from The Biz Vs. The Nuge intro, merging into Time For Livin'. That gives a proper rush of excitement. The whole concert is gold. They ended on the top. Best group ever.

[@junoedwards]

Check out Award Tour, Bonita Applebum, Can I Kick It, Electric Relaxation, O My God, Hot Sex, We Got The Jazz, Check The Rhyme from A Tribe Called Quest

[@ForgeAheadwithMike]

First time hearing Q-Tip? Wow... Well you need to get into some Tribe Called Quest. CLASSICS FOR DAYS...

[@dond9327]

Dude, its so crazy that you just heard Qtip off a beastie album...minds blown...left my wallet in el segundo was before this but so were they...

[@davesnothere8859]

Slick rick the ruler, Don't you listen to la-di-da-di, bedtime story or teen age love um 53 and they been stuck in my head since the 80s

[@thundacracka77]

Chico Sticks were what was up in the 80s. Kids selling them in school, even.

[@WadeMannDigitalMarketer]

Wish I could go back in time and hear Q-Tip for the first time.

[@NickyDeeNM]

Gotta love the John Starks reference.

[@jhmed9]

Any time someone says to me that it will be 6 minutes for something, Doug E Fresh pops into my head.

[@MattWiningham]

I do believe the Beasties had the best beats ever!

[@TheFetter04]

Gotta listen to Makin with the freak freak🍆🥔🤣🤣🤣 The sampling’s in that song!😘🤌

[@SummerRain-n5u]

Patty Duke was an actress that was from NYC.

[@tnttimmmy8990]

This is my new favorite channel!!!!!!!!

[@robertmoreno6317]

Tribe called Quest Sky pagers 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@pimo1974]

yes he patty duke is a dance you've seen it a million times and probably never realized it had a name lol.. almost all choreographed hip hop routines feature it. It comes from a 70's show called the aptty duke show which is kinda crazy in and of itself. Because you wouldn't associate that show with hip on on any level lol (think hanna montanta in the 70's or boot leg leave it to beaver).

[@amrikjaswal76]

Oh my God sampled in Blahzay Blahzay - Danger!

[@robertmoreno6317]

Tribe called Quest Ring it it🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@andrisplatypus6617]

If you want beat boxin’ check out the Fat Boys and the Diabolical Biz Markie.

[@kevinbirmingham3833]

Before I even listen to your reaction I have to say that this is my absolute favorite track from my early teenage years. Beasties and TCQ were my favorite groups and when Qtip joined the boys for this song it was magic to my ears!

[@mikefetterman6782]

ROOT DOWN, PASS THE MIC, SURE SHOT, YEAR AND A DAY, CAR THIEF, Stand TOGETHER.

[@jeffsanders79]

The Patty Duke is a dance

[@maxmartinez6430]

I used to love them chico sticks and now and laters

[@mvamedia5199]

This ain't the one for you to listen to. Nah. "'One two, Oh my god" is the best line. this person doesn't know what to feed you.

[@dillpiklz]

I didn't start deep-diving into the James Brown catalogue until about '94 and I couldn't believe how many rap songs sampled his stuff. The part in this song where it says "Uh...I ain't got no dust!" is a sample that they tweaked from a live version of "Escape-ism" off of his Revolution of the Mind album, which coincidentally, Public Enemy used that album cover as inspiration for their classic "It Takes a Nation of Millions" album. And like someone else commented, check out the Paul's Boutique LP. The Dust Brothers are some crate digging mofos. There must be 1000 samples on that album. It was released just before the copyright laws changed

[@evilliz13]

You must listen to High Plains Drifter, Paul's Boutique. My all time favourite song of all time

[@gino88]

If you like beatboxing you might enjoy some musical history like the Mills Brothers who were a brother singing group that started in the1930s and went to the 1980s. They were poor as kids and would make sounds of trumpets, trombones and bass guitars with their mouths between the harmonizing. Beatboxing is similar in the way that if you didn’t have the money to buy a drum machine you used your mouth instead. As the saying goes “Necessity is the mother of invention.”

[@junoedwards]

Q-tip is from A Tribe Called Quest

[@mikefetterman6782]

Q tip started the song.

[@RaddBadgerz]

Sounds like you need to go down a Tribe Called Quest rabbit hole if you're just hearing Q-Tip. 🔥 Can literally start anywhere.

[@jamessomers8808]

I am a 54-year-old white male, I am a very skilled beat boxer. Seriously, I can do three sounds at once.😂

[@Awesomesauce1234-fs3cw]

Hell yeah man, one of my favorite songs

[@yrMomIsHere]

Ma-bell = the telephone company 🤭 fr

[@fireman5419]

Straight up hiphop

[@danielmiller1826]

Not heard Q-Tip (? Mate, so many great tracks, but the Tribe Called Quest track I would use to showcase Q-Tip would be "Oh My God!"

[@100PaulRees]

I thought he meant that was the first time he heard Q-Tip in the song. He mentioned it when Q-Tip started so he must have recognized it. I was listening for him too. I’m sure he has heard Tribe Called Quest before.

[@Kronicdice23]

Somebody probably already answered but a lot of rap in the 80s and 90s were sampling songs from the 60s and 70s.

[@joshuatmanion8010]

Qtip was all in that, right out the gate One-two-one-two keep it on Listen to the shit because we kick it until dawn Listen to the abstract got it going on