25 Yr Old Reacts To Beastie Boys - Intergalactic

[@boogie3441]

"For truly I tell you, if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you." (Matthew 17:20-21).

[@juanvargas32]

React to hold it now, hit it

[@francoisdubois80]

commence the head-spin

[@RealizedENT]

Aye, this was one of my least favorite Beastie songs when it came out and all these years later you made me REALIZE the artistry of it. Preciate you, fam. 💯

[@Oceanblues0101]

Amen.

[@Kenlydford]

Amen, and again I say amen

[@roddas26]

Honestly I was like a proud Father when you hit the "mmm drop" with perfect timing. 😂

[@brandonbanks4394]

I stir fry , you in my wok

[@paulfadeley3496]

They are in The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame!!!!!!!!! R.I.P. MCA

[@keithkinkade4265]

And the Rap HOF

[@StahlhammerOG]

Bro I never comment on videos. I grew up with Beastie and have been dealing with chronic depression. I found your channel about an hour ago and haven’t stopped smiling. Thank you. Keep it up!

[@hatleyhoward7193]

Hey. Been there. I know if someone came along while I was in the middle of my funk, I would have rolled my eyes at what I’m about to say but….its going to get better at some point. Can’t promise it won’t go bad again but what you’re feeling is not the end of the feels. Hang in there. It sucks… but hopefully you get an out….

[@GraceSorensen-y7r]

cheer yourself up with some Pete and Bas

[@yoshiskater]

I’m literally tonight on ImBoogie!!

[@RobSmalley-m8k]

Keep your head up, depression is a epidemic ailment nowadays. The Beastie boys are sorely missed solution to that problem.

[@JamiHeart]

The uniforms are a play on old 1960's Godzilla movies from Japan and how the street workers used to dress in them. You have become one of my favorite reactors. I love how much fun you have with the music and it reminds me of the old days when I was young. I was literally 25 when this song came out...lol.

[@joshuatmanion8010]

....and the robot scenes are filmed at the original Godzilla studios in Japan. That's where they're at mobbin around the streets and subways

[@antitypical1807]

Those are actual construction worker uniforms from the 90s

[@dcg4mn]

AND these guys were smart and aware enough (and came out of punk) to know their uniforms were a reflection of/reference to/appreciation for Devo 😉

[@rodneyaragon1238]

Although it was a play on Giant Robot and not Godzilla. Giant Robot was awesome!

[@dcg4mn]

@ 😱 wait - that’s a movie??!!! - I have to go now!

[@mamayl8592]

You may want to do some RUN DMC. There was a time where the Beasties and RUN DMC were where it was at. #oldschool

[@annedeoedipus7849]

They toured together. So cool.

[@gordondry]

Run-D.M.C. was the first I put into my brand new ghettoblaster when I was 15.

[@dumpstercheese]

56 yr old still kickin bboys

[@hardrockinmofo9742]

61 here!

[@Kenlydford]

53 here lol, unbelievable time 🫡

[@Meccalecahighmeccahineyhole]

48 here..same flow all these years later. Love seeing it!

[@Champaign1117]

Ditto - 1968 rocked

[@dianajemison105]

57 here😊

[@bobsylvester88]

This won the 1999 Grammy for best rap video. The album ‘Hello Nasty’ won best Rap Album. This was filmed in a Japanese train station. The uniforms are Japanese disaster emergency workers. You saw a lot of them at Fukushima with the nuclear problem and the tsunami. That would’ve gotten a lot of attention.

[@allzuckedup]

Shibuya station in Tokyo, it's like Grand Central in NYC.

[@harrybrown5645]

It was also filmed in secret as there was a no filming rule in place at the station so that's why we get that camera angle

[@lancedean5987]

Now it’s time for Body Movin’ from the Beastie Boys!

[@DenGirl12]

Yes!!!!!

[@somanyfeelz]

I LOVE Body Movin'!!!

[@lancedean5987]

@@somanyfeelz I always feel like moving when it comes on!

[@somanyfeelz]

@@lancedean5987 yep, just can't help it!

[@somanyfeelz]

@@lancedean5987 yep, just can't help it!

[@digital_crickets]

Ill Communication - start to finish - *chef's kiss*

[@danisyx5804]

fav album

[@laraismyname821]

Oh back in the days of MTV we couldn't wait for new Beastie Boys videos to premier. You always knew they'd be fun. MTV would usually announce it was coming & tease it a week or so in advance & they'd always air new videos for the 1st time at some weird time like midnight.

[@duespaid5803]

When this dropped in 1994 - it was 8 years after License to Ill - We hadn't heard from them in a while and we had nearly forgotten - and then THIS hit - you can hear it being played n old school big sound system, cars were bumping again - it was awesome

[@daisyglaze1817]

Those really were the days, weren't they? I was 18 when this song came out in 1998. I can't believe this song is nearing 30 years old. Wtf...

[@portlandaustin]

Bro Ill communication came out in 94. It had Sabotage which might be the best video they've done.

[@elizabethdemerie13]

That light flicker was the approval of MCA , he let you know how happy he is you found his music!!!,

[@InfinitegardenbyBethK]

I’m LOVING your reactions. The Beasties are by far one of my favorite bands from the 90’s. It’s so heartwarming to see their genius appreciated by the next generation.

[@JamiHeart]

They're from the 80's...the were well established by the 90's.

[@InfinitegardenbyBethK]

@@JamiHeart true! Paul’s Boutique is my personal favorite and it’s from 1989. They owned the 1990’s too.

[@markk8124]

Beastie Boys “Ch-Check It Out” performed live on Letterman.

[@jasonmc7058]

Yes, that was a fantastic performance. He really needs to do a reaction to that one.

[@DougsShack]

I was coming here to say the same thing.

[@joshuatmanion8010]

I second this motion

[@nixellated2349]

Yes this!

[@Oceanblues0101]

Yes ch-check it out

[@80s_kid.]

i'm 55, i grew up with beastie boys, awesome reaction man, much love coming from UK.

[@msboomerizzle303]

I can't wait for your reaction to 3 MC'S and 1 DJ by them. That video is awesome too.

[@R3ED3R]

yeah that one is awesome

[@Hiitsmerobyn]

He already did. Look in his back catalogue

[@flyingardilla143]

Wait no longer, he already did.

[@thewanderinggolfer9]

Bro! I am 53 homie! Your videos have me in tears of joy and laughter! I have such fond memories of the Beastie Boys! I haven't listened to them in a long time. I listened to Listened to I'll over and over, especially on the way to our 8th grade basketball team road games. Had this shit pumping through my Sony Walkman. Bestie Boys are still 🔥🔥🔥🔥. This album was like thirteen years after their first I think?! Anyway! Peace!!!!

[@1st_Force_Recliner]

😂 how many people who read your comment had to look up what a Walkman was. The good old days, I miss walking around with a cassette "briefcase" spare D cell batteries and a "ghetto blaster" up on my shoulder.

[@pyroishere]

When the "Let the beat....mmmmmmmmmmmmmm drop!"...your reaction was amazing!! keep it up bro!!

[@mikeg7547]

Beastie Boys brought a lot of talent, musicianship and good positive energy to Hip Hop. I love that they always kept it 💯 and never sold out.

[@donniehowattzer2759]

what I love about Beastie Boys is not just the rappin, It's the fact they focus so hard on Sounds, They are true Mixoligists . Someone who loves creating unique sounds and beats and switching up beats mid song sometimes up to 3x in one song. love them for that.

[@themadcow71]

When you hit 10 thousand subscribers you should do their LIVE CONCERT IN GLASGOW. Seeing them live, playing their instruments is MIND BLOWING on a whole nother level!

[@MahaliaMD73]

Excellent suggestion!

[@moonsofjupiter]

I said this after his first Beastie reaction vid! It’s a must experience. Beasties Glasgow Live 99

[@quantumtheo]

I was gonna suggest this too!

[@theidajawho]

The shear joy you experienced on this one made my day!

[@Mystery69]

Beasties bring us all together, digging your reaction videos on them. They don't even have any terrible songs....so you've got a bit to go, but keep on it ALSO: MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM DRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOOP!

[@charliefaro6555]

Beasties were around long enough at this point to sample themselves!!

[@DJDarthVader]

no era beats old school. BEASTIES.

[@chrisdundas6277]

Pauls Boutique will alter your vision of reality

[@InfinitegardenbyBethK]

The best ❤

[@hypnonavy]

It's got to be Shadrach time

[@templestark4779]

Hot take which I actually believe - that album was self-indulgent. I listened to it once (when it came out) and never wanted to again. What am I missing?

[@michaelj758]

@@templestark4779 Are you kidding? All of Beastie Boy's is self indulgent. They don't make music for fans or they would never alter their style. They play what they want to play and if you like it then good for you.

[@gymbaby3]

Thank you for listening to your followers, and decided to go down that rabbit hole ( it is a deep one) and have discovered how amazing BBoys are! Your reactions are a bright light of positivity that the world needs right now ❤

[@midwestfpv4360]

Finally a genuine fning reactor i'm a new subscriber, but that aura is catchy my guy! Keep being genuine! Big ups

[@samuraidoughjo]

There in Japan. The video reminds me of old school Japanese movies like Ultraman and Godzilla!

[@juergenwest]

Haven’t heard this jam in decades.. so happy to see a new generation enjoying it.. it still slaps hard doesn’t it..

[@遠哲-e7p]

At 2:17 in the intergalactic video, Mike D says "got an A from Moe Dee for sticking to themes." Kool Moe Dee used to put out report cards to rank the other rappers. He'd give them grades in different categories like lyrics, beats, flow, etc. He always gave the Beastie Boys D's and F's, but one time he gave them an A for "Sticking to Themes." lol. This is so funny cause Mike D is bragging about the one time Moe Dee gave them props, but he's also pointing out that beastie boys were a real part of the old school New York hip-hop scene.

[@juanvargas32]

You need to react to: hold it now, that's one of the best

[@Oceanblues0101]

Yes this one. It was their first single released from Licensed to Ill in 1986 and got them big respect in the ny clubs

[@JoeDavilaNYCbroker]

100k+ views is a testament to how amazing the BBoys are and the impact they had on culture. They also made this video themselves. Everyone wanted to be a BBoy, back in the day

[@StevieDrawStuff]

Got to see Beasties twice back in the day, always phenomenal. Check out 3 mcs and 1 dj, its all done live in one take. Also, Sabotage the video then live on Letterman. Shake your Rump, Root Down.

[@carlos_herrera]

He did 3MCs already

[@Shaman-py4sw]

Great reactions! Beastie boys is such a wonderful rabbit hole

[@lancedean5987]

Drop is their signature! Always bust that out.

[@geofffitz1497]

The definition of "sick." The creators of "hip hop." The production of rap albums at the peak of the genre.

[@portlandaustin]

Definitely not the creators but a major player that put it out front.

[@Alex-di7mb]

Live “New Style” with Dave Chappelle. DDRROOOPPP!!

[@Saltfly]

The toilet hitting the robot in the face always cracked me up

[@bashartrefi]

music I grew up to! I really think we are a lucky generation, musically at least! cheers 🙂😎🧡

[@CCUnderhill1007]

Boogie, this was the most fun I've had watching your reactions, and I ALWAYS have fun watching your reactions!

[@christopherquattromusic]

They are in Tokyo and the outfits are referencing old Japanese sci fi movies

[@BuffordTJustic3]

The beasties are just pure talent. RIP Ad rock

[@duchess_of_petty9323]

King Ad Rock is still alive….MCA passed away

[@mikemarcotte5962]

This is one of those tracks that points out that your system isn't as good as you thought it was.

[@christopherstonebanks2025]

Your honest reactions are pure gold! It's clear you have a musical heart of absolute truth!!

[@filanfyretracker]

Beasties are absolutely one of the founding old school members of the Hip Hop world. Especially in bringing it to MTV.

[@80s_kid.]

i had this Album years ago. Another good Track they did off this Album was Body Movin, it was one of my favourites.

[@djp-r3b]

I shared your So Whatcha Want video with my boyfriend who is a huge Beastie Boys fan. Now we are going to watch all your videos!! Keep doing what you’re doing, complete love.

[@eeeezypeezy]

This song blew my mind when I first heard it on the bus to seventh grade lmao, now I'm watching this, getting old is a trip

[@Deatomizer999]

They keep saying it over and over. “Another dimension, another dimension, another dimension, another dimension!” Glad you’re enjoying their music. I started listening to them around 1990 to piss off my parents and then I got to love them! Great videos, keep em up!

[@Kenlydford]

In the late 80’s ever hs party was playing ‘license to ill’ and ‘Paul’s boutique’ was just perfect and the best imo.

[@russ_3790]

I just love your energy, appreciation and understanding of good music. I'm looking forward to all your Beastie reactions!! Keep um coming, you mother lover! Ha

[@maryrobbins4087]

Thank you for reacting to the GREAT BEASTIE BOYS! I had to subscribe!!!! ROOT DOWN should be next because you will see in the video everything that hip hop was all about!!! AGAIN THANK YOUUUUUU FOR REACTING TO THE GREAT BEASTIE BOYS!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nashvillwill]

One of the fun things about this (and all) Beastie video’s is how low-budget they look and feel. They were at the top of their game during Intergalactic and could have spent a fortune. Instead, they were creative and inventive. They walked into a Tokyo subway station and surprised a bunch of confused on-lookers. Love the Bboys and always will. Falling in love with ImBoogie as a reactor. ❤ Keep it up my man! Car Thief B-boy Bouillabaisse (The track within b-boy b “stop that train” is a time-capsule of 1980’s NYC and being a young man in that place and time. It’s beautiful.)

[@vhugom]

Beastie Boys Live in Glascow! is a must see

[@douglas2835]

It's kind of because Paul Revere is their absolute greatest song. To me. Way ahead of its time.

[@frostedframerate1055]

The most fun I've had watching a reaction video. Thanks!

[@Carbo21h]

This video was filmed in Tokyo. I guess the video is a tribute to Japanese Godzilla movies. Also, I think their uniforms are what Japanese construction workers wear. I’m a big fan of your channel! It’s entertaining to watch you react to these videos! I was close to your age when this video was released 🤣 May I suggest you check out the Beastie Boys video, Ch-Check It Out! Looking forward to your next video!

[@Oklahoma-Cayo-Hueso-Cowboy]

This video was filmed in Japan, the video plays homage to the early 70's Japanese Space, Monster's and Robot Movies. Awesome video ...

[@spookytruth9307]

Beastie boy fan base loyal like no other, keep up the good work

[@joshuatmanion8010]

Can't wait till you do the collabs, Get It Together feat Q Tip Too Many Rappers feat Nas

[@trip5497]

Man glad to find your channel, this is my JAM!

[@HistoricMetals]

56 year old white guy here. I was there when this was new, and you had the same reaction we all did back then. You definitely understood this assignment. And its a strong tell on why us Gen X and older, tend to whine a lot about "modern music". I used to think it was because we just got too old, just like when our grandparents thought Elvis shaking his hips would destroy humanity and our parents thought Ozzy and Kiss were Satan himself. But honestly? It was actually the rise of digital manipulation and auto tune and such that really caused us to feel that way. The was peak music production, but not fake music production. So glad you did this one and I did in fact love the shiz out of your reaction.

[@margiem5173]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR REACTION!!!❤️. SO HAPPY to see you young man enjoying the AMAZING BEASTIE BOYS!!! I LOVED them the first time I heard them!! I was about your age when I first heard them. You have to listen to “Ice Ice Baby” by Vanilla Ice, Good Vibrations by Marky Mark (actor Mark Wahlberg) and the Funky Bunch, Rapper’s Delight the first Rap song by The Sugarhill Gang (1979)! I have to watch your reactions, So excited to see you!!

[@KillerBrees]

Much love Boogie…I’m digging your reactions.

[@jasonwines]

Oh Boogie, Man I loving watching you find Bboys. I'm 53yo that was around in this day. I was in the 'stoner' group in Detroit and that meant you had to pick sides with music. This music coined the phase game changer. Headbangers from Slayer fans (Kerry King on No Sleep) minds blew up. Emerging hot Rap was like hmm. this big. The streams were crossing and it was so much fun.

[@stoneybass5981]

Love your reactions, my brother in law made the robot for this video. 😊

[@brad22law]

The Beastie Boys were the first rap group signed def jam 1985 my guy

[@kevinbirmingham3833]

when he realized the MMMMMM drop! Dude i love these reactions, especially the beastie boys. They have been my favorite group since i was 6 in 1986. Their music has been the soundtrack to my life, and im sure many others in and around their mid 40's would agree too. The significance of their music goes deeper than just the ears. And getting to see your reactions to this, and seeing how much your loving the beasties is great. just goes to show you how timeless their music really is!

[@waxmania9868]

Made my day, thanks man

[@eggstu]

Honestly this whole album is really really top notch. Beastie Boys have never been replicated and that's for a good reason

[@Diddy_style]

In the 80's and 90's the Beastie Boys were ahead of their time, in 2024 they're still ahead.

[@chrismeloy1149]

It’s so much fun watching you have such a great time watching these videos. Now you know why we have been listening to them for all these years.

[@Romza37]

always nice to see the younger gen rocking with music from when i was a kid

[@KooKie-Monster]

Busdriver; imaginary places would be a phenomenal reaction video!!!

[@billucf96]

This was filmed in the Toyoko International Airport with just the one camera. No production, just showed up and did it on the fly.

[@gonzillamode]

Hey Ladies by the Beastie Boys is another fun video

[@The-D-Hoyt]

Hopefully people have already suggested Marly Marl - The Symphony. Or, Kool Moe Dee - I Go To Work. Or, Big Daddy Kane - Ain't No Half Steppin'. Or, LL Cool J - I'm Bad. Or, EPMD - Gold-digger. Or, 3rd Bass - Steppin To The AM. Or, Public Enemy - Don't Believe The Hype. Actually could do almost the whole albums by P.E. - It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, and - Fear Of A Black Planet. mid 80s to mid 90s rap era is still fire asf.

[@joshuatmanion8010]

I'm so glad you did the new style first, soany reactors catch this vid before.

[@echopryme]

Dude!!! That "first Dat of school" metaphor was PERFECT!!! 💯😎

[@boogie3441]

Glad you liked it!

[@fireman5419]

I’m here for ya brah

[@alexisc6136]

New subscriber, I appreciate you!

[@domdadomdom_2733]

Opening up quoting the Bible gets an insta-like

[@plo8909]

Three MC's and one DJ and Root Down. Both jams you got to hear and see.

[@Old_B52H_Gunner]

I'm in my mid 60s and still listen to their stuff.

[@jeeveswinston2545]

They playn on Old monster movies, and the same time telling ya they bigger than this world can handle, Beastie Boys taking over the universe!

[@markcarr68]

Adams wife Kathleen made their videos. She also made MmmmBop for my friends Hanson

[@eltedioso]

You're not remotely accurate on this, sorry.

[@StuBotNYC]

Fun fact: this CD dropped a few days before I left on a multi country road trip to Europe, I played this all the way up in the two cars I rented- Amsterdam (where I eat the pennekokken), NOBODY had this CD there, it was the mid 90s, MP3s weren't a thing yet, and it released in NYC where I lived at the time (born there), and people lost their MINDS when I played it. My face looked exactly like your does in this video when I heard this album drop.

[@Dresdentrumpet]

You are so correct when that video came out, yet is was indeed at time to be alive it was a great time.

[@Greg-om2hb]

The indoor scenes are in Tokyo’s Shinjuku Station, the busiest train station in the world. The skyscraper is Tokyo Toucho (City Hall) in West Shinjuku, a ten minute walk from the station. The KAIJU battle was filmed at Toho Studios, in Western Tokyo, the place that created the original GOJIRA (Godzilla) movies. The bought the construction workers uniforms, helmets, and reflective vests at a work wear store.

[@thecitadelcombatarena414]

dats it. mother lover i can die now. i have see the younger generations get live to my jams from the golden era of hip hop. young man this reaction was my exact reaction on day one when it was released. we lost our god dammed minds. i am so happy to see this specific reaction my man. watching you enjoy this will forever be one of the best... cannot wait to you hit "Hey ladies" and "SABOTAGE" next genre should be metal. hit it off with the worlds best guitarist and the band he was in. that would be Eddie Van Halen and the vabd is none other then Van Halen. i suggest you start by listening to "Runnin with the Devil" then listen to the famous Guitar Solo called "Eruption" mush love yo. keep it up

[@CJScratch]

Beastie boys the greatest Emcee trio of all time .. nobody did it like these 3 boys from NY not bad for a Punk band….

[@lancedean5987]

This song always gets me moving when I hear it, and the video makes it even better

[@madhatte73]

I remember the first time I heard this album. There were 5 of us stuffed into the cab of a Ford Ranger and we dropped that CD into the slot and all 5 of us just absolutely flipped our lids. Surprised the suspension held up to the fury of that absolute jam. I still get that original chill just a little bit every time.

[@Jennytheaquariangoddess]

I was a young teenager when I got into the Beastie Boys, Im 45 now and I still love em! I'm waiting for you to react to Hey Ladies

[@JJR93]

For this music video, various scenes are filmed in the Shibuya and Shinjuku train stations in Tokyo, Japan; the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No. 1 makes a brief appearance. Throughout the video, the band wear bright uniforms of (Koji) Japanese street construction workers. (per Wikipedia)

[@watchreadplayretro]

Dust Brothers production (pre Fight Club soundtrack, so if you like either, you can hear similar samples and musical segments in there) Great reaction man!

[@thesunbehindthesun1574]

I remember being 10 or 11 when this came out. I can remember early mornings before school eating cereal watching MTV.

[@donkarnage6032]

It was fun time to be watching MTV in late98/early99. We had this banger from the Beasties in the summer 98 and then Eminem came out in early 99.