Anthrax & Public Enemy (Bring the Noise) REACTION

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Bring the Noise - Anthrax & Public Enemy rock /rap remix Wife’s my First time Hearing , Steph nJay react
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[@RolandDeschain1]

Actually, the lead singer for Anthrax was the curly-haired guy on the turntables. The bald guy doing the rapping is rhythm guitarist Scott Ian, who's idea it was to do this song in the first place. He was a huge PE fan and would wear one of their shirts on stage a lot. Chuck D saw this and decided to drop a reference to Anthrax in the original 'Bring The Noise'. That established a bit of a mutual respect between the bands and Scott decided to take it further with an actual duet. Yes, I know way too much about this stuff.

[@joVeeNoise]

One-Eye aren’t they like rlly good friends now?

[@RolandDeschain1]

@@joVeeNoise It definitely created a bond and friendship between the two bands. Apparently Chuck D didn't want to do it at first. He didn't see the point in rerecording his own song. But then Scott sent him the metal backing track and Chuck though it was slammin', so he decided he had to do it.

[@deadlyredly1]

Would of loved to have gone to the tour they did together. Long time Anthrax fan here, and a lot of my friends turned their backs on Anthrax after this. I bloody loved it!!!

[@TheRiehlThing42]

Per Scott Ian's book, they tried to get Public Enemy in to rerecord their vocals for the song, but it didn't happen. Instead, they had to take the original Public Enemy vocal track, and add it in manually, matching the beat from Anthrax's music track. Know of at least one Anthrax concert, Chuck D showed up at, and did this song with them. And Charlie and Scott showed up when Public Enemy was inducted into the Hip Hop Hall of Fame and played this song. Corey Taylor has joined Anthrax on stage for it.

[@brandocalrissian3294]

@@deadlyredly1 dumb friends who missed out.

[@RolandDeschain1]

The 90's was a good time for crossover music, especially in film soundtracks. The movie JUDGEMENT NIGHT was entirely forgettable but it had a quite groundbreaking rap/metal crossover soundtrack. It had Pearl Jam and Cyprus Hill, Biohazard and Onyx, Slayer and Ice T and whole a bunch of others.

[@brandonvanlieshout7303]

Spawns soundtrack had a couple good crossovers too.

[@RolandDeschain1]

@@brandonvanlieshout7303 Yep. Another bad movie with a good soundtrack.

[@purplebeard1526]

I am co-signing that the Judgement Night soundtrack had probably the best pairings of rap and metal artists for songs you could get. The ones they guy above didn't mention are House of Pain and Helmet, Sonic Youth and Cypress Hill, De La Soul and Teenage Fan Club, Faith No More and Booya Tribe, Dinosaur Jr. and Del the Funkee Homosapien. I didn't overly feel the Sir Mix A Lot / Mudhoney, Slayer Ice-T, or the Therapy/Fatal collabs but even those are still above what most people do now.

[@KyleS3m3noff]

@@purplebeard1526 Judgement Night OST still gets that regular rotation. There's just far too much stellar stuff on there. Dinosaur Jr and Del!

[@shawnhorror2522]

Should check out a CD called Loud Rocks, collabs with Wu-Tang Clan & SOAD, another with Wu-Tang & Ozzy, Static- X & Dead Prez, Xzibit & Sevendust just to name a few.

[@RolandDeschain1]

This was huge at the time. It was two very different audiences coming together who found out they weren't really that different at all. The story goes that at first Chuck D didn't really want to do it. But Scott Ian from Anthrax sent him the backing track they had done and Chuck was like: "This is slammin'. Let's do it." And a classic moment in rap and heavy metal was born.

[@ll7868]

The guy rapping for Anthrax was rhythm guitarist Scott Ian, their vocalist Joey Belladonna was on the keyboards. Joey plays drums while drummer Charlie Benante sings lead vocals on the metal-rap song I'm The Man. Listen to the live uncensored version of it from their 1987 tour (I saw them open for KISS in Vancouver) for the "JOEY FUCKED UP!!" chant.

[@brandonvanlieshout7303]

Hell ya. Fusing metal and hip hop back then. Great stuff! Just like run dmc and aerosmith. Walk this way. Great start to my Friday night

[@theaztecwarrior1190]

😁 That’s the homie bob ross right there the painter

[@jeramieluing4892]

I was reading this comment and then ......I saw him...... So BITCHEN!

[@michaeldrennan9932]

It was the early 90s!! Remember it well!! That's how it's Supposed To Be!! Everybody Jamming Together!! United We Stand, Divided We ALL Fall!!

[@RolandDeschain1]

Faith No More's 'Epic' was also unique in how they married a hard rock chorus with a rap verse. It's a very early 90's style of rap where it's a but primitive by today's standards where dudes are spitting out 200 words a minute.

[@nomnomnomJon]

their We Care A Lot is also in that rock-rap vein of the late 80s early 90s

[@mori1bund]

Actually Faith No More with their very first songs in the early 80s was the first band that mixed the two genres. "Epic" was their breakthrough hit years later.

[@number6223]

I was a teenager when this came out, was a fan of both groups....great times! I loved public enemy’s 911 is a joke. And that’s bob ross the painter, everybody watched him back then! We gonna paint some happy little clouds up here!

[@pathatfield2543]

Slayer and Ice-T have a good combination rap/metal song called “Disorder”.Please listen,and expect lots of foul language.

[@jeezuschryst]

this jam always reminds me of the judgement night soundtrack. the whole thing was rap groups paired with rock/metal groups. onyx and biohazard, slayer and ice t, etc. fire

[@jeezuschryst]

and shouts to bob ross

[@TwistedSither]

Bringing back memories of the past. I'm not just talking about the music, but Bob Ross, as well. I used to watch his PBS show all the time. Still can't believe that he used to be a drill sergeant in the army before he took up painting.

[@jonmcn1970]

The guys in Anthrax were city boys from the Bronx & Queens, so they were more comfortable with hiphop than a lot of other rock bands. Also I met Scott Ian a few years back, coool guy.

[@jon-pauldupont5746]

I remember Anthrax and Public Enemy doing a tour together after this came out. They would play this together at the end of the shows

[@nodoubt1022]

Bob Ross lol. I used to watch him paint on PBS in the early 80's. Rap metal fusion hit in the late 80's I think. I am and always will be a metalhead, but loved NWA, public enemy, body count, living colour, etc who came out at the same time. Great stuff to relive at 48yrs old 😁👍🤘

[@michaelbrowning2625]

That's Bob Ross and his "happy little trees."

[@gribouillefripouille]

... REAL HIP HOP ... BIG RESPECT ... PUBLIC ENEMY ... NUMBER ONE !!! ... XTRA BIG UP FROM BRITTANY / FRANCE ...

[@seanbickford2842]

When they toured together the show i was at was a very mixed crowd. Everybody just rocked out together. No hate no fights it was great. We need that kinda shit now days. Public Enemy and Anthrax both kicked ass that night. One of the coolest shows ever.

[@christopherglock7239]

Famous well humble and peaceful Steve Ross. Great man of God. He loved peaceful surenity

[@melissa2688]

Bob Ross is the guy who is on the can. He was a Saturday afternoon staple on Channel 12 (PBS). My mom (RIP) loved him. Happy trees!

[@avertthymortaleyes3460]

Nice spread u got with those drinks 😸💕🔥happy Friday

[@charlesburger1810]

This is hilarious. You guys are drinking while you do this. I think that loosens you up and you give a GENIUS reaction.

[@seanslaughter5483]

Hey this is way cool believe it or not i have never heard the original version of this song! Thanks soooo cool i have only heard the anthrax mix version with public enemy.

[@purplebeard1526]

I love both versions a lot, but I think the metal backing music just gives it the extra juice for a song titled "bring the noise" you know.

[@screamingscarecrow4251]

That's my man Bob Ross. I learn how to draw trees from him lol. I use the technique in art class in college. My teacher was impressed.

[@sst3d]

That killzzz...Blacks for Anthrax....so fun...back and forth...beautiful...we’re all people...let’s figure that out

[@davidthomas7897]

I had just turned 18 when this came out! If you guys want here an album full of rap' metal collaborations check the Judgement Night soundtrack from 1993.

[@panchoperfulcro8708]

I never understoood how having band like this, Body Count, Tupac, people today listen to mumble rap. You can check out Tech9 with Corey Taylor, the song "Wither" if you want a collaboration along this lines. RIP Bob Ross

[@CrayzMark]

*Anthrax x Public Enemy... Extremely dope!! Always f'd with that remiXX. Public Enemy my third ever rap group I'd ever heard... always love for those OGs. But yeah, I loved how y'all flipped that.* 💯💯

[@Frank-kj6fs]

He'll Yeah!!! Loved this shit, I love when 2 different styles music join together and just have some fun. That's what it's all about! Anyway, great reaction and Thank you.

[@oliverabraham9488]

A beautiful collaboration of two great genres 🔥

[@thomasserrano8626]

A very good crossover is a remake of Micheal Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal” by Alien Ant Farm”.

[@kimosabe6692]

I have always felt that rap and metal have a similar spirit. I was a young metalhead from Australia but I also loved Public enemy. Didn't quite understand what they were about at the time. Just thought their music was awesome. This song came onto Rage(a local late night music video show in Australia.) Good times. I was so stoked and still am. It is a shame that there is still a divide between metal and rap.

[@iamdildorbowbeforeme9040]

Glad to see you guys again :)

[@annahanguiano8931]

Hardcore Rap artists like Public Enemy and thrash metal bands like Anthrax back in the 80's were considered outsiders in a sense in the music industry, bands like them were overlooked for the flashy glittery glamoury scene especially back in the mid to late 80's. It makes sense many metal and rap acts started collaborating. 🤘

[@purplebeard1526]

Nice that you kind of put in the PE Bring the Noise original version in the overall video. Nope PE's version of Bring the Noise was 1987/88 off of the It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back album (my cd has both dates on the back). Anthrax did their version in 1991 on their album Attack of the Killer Bs.

[@melissa2688]

I got to see Anthrax in 1990 at the Philadelphia Spectrum and Flava Flav came out at the end & they played this. Great show that night: Alice in Chains, Anthrax, Megadeth and Slayer. I am glad that I am old cause I got to see some shows in my day! Happy Saturday!

[@artwallace2366]

Hell yes. This opened the door to rap metal. Biohazard, Stuck Mojo best shit ever

[@daryltorrey8396]

Aaaahhh the memories are all coming back, cheers guys

[@exfrito2002]

I saw Anthrax, Public Enemy, Primus and YBT at the Salem armory in Oregon. The oddest line-up, but easily in my top 10 of shows.

[@justinstafford8966]

Most people that have reacted to this do not even realize this was a remake of remix of public enemy original song. Best collaboration of all time IMO. WAS ALWAYS A PE fan but this turned me on to Anthrax and they have some great songs, Check out I’m the man.

[@mikeyb8040]

Well it's about fucking time yall.

[@d4mdcykey]

Awwwww yeah, this song still gets me bouncing around the den. A classic, pure and simple.

[@krisstom6812]

Scott Ian the guitarist to anthrax rapping. Yes. He really rap on that video together with public enemy.

[@stevenlafrance5036]

i dig the new backdrop

[@dna3169]

My favorite track of ALL TIME !!!!!!!!

[@MayorofNumber3]

Do the whole Judgement Night Soundtrack!!!!

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

john delasko yeah that soundtrack is EPIC

[@MrHighlander666]

100% this!!!!!

[@danusmc3]

wait...hold up....you guys are my age. You haven never heard/seen this????? Wow....glad you reacted to it!

[@mindfuct8862]

Use to wear that PE shiRt in middle school. My principle did not like it but it was 1988

[@daisho13]

Man, haven't seen a reaction to original before. Still a classic, but anthrax added so much musically.

[@derrickmayer4450]

One of the best comps ever

[@hang-the-elite2940]

You guys should react to OCEAN WISDOM!

[@bigrob7256]

Public Enemy and Slayer, She watched channel zero is a really good song, Public Enemy sampled Angel of Death by Slayer

[@misterscarisma]

Bob Ross. Happy little tree. 🌳 Man was a legend. Enthusiastic reaction to a classic mashup. Sub for sure.

[@bakercarl8518]

All I miss one with y'all, but I here now!!!

[@NWGhost71]

Killer fucking collaboration! Love that song. Also Like the KISS Destroyer bottle of whatever. Oh yeah Bob Ross the artist dude. Love you guys.

[@dumbmetal8386]

I love the table lay out.

[@lobo667-z1e]

Sip Sip Hurray. Sip Sip Hurray!!!

[@BongEyedBastard]

Magic. Seen both bands several times, both brilliant. Chuck D is a great man.

[@thatsaterribletitle4650]

I like the idea of Flipped It reactions - there are a lot of great covers out there. Astronomy by Blue Oyster Cult has a great cover by Metallica.

[@RicHubbard]

Check out "I'm the Man" from Anthrax. They did the rap/metal thing on their own before they did this with PE.

[@skymar813]

You guys were close!! The original came out in '88'.....SIP IT UP FAM!!!😉👍🏿

[@amibowman7833]

Have you heard any Rage Against The Machine? Also the soundtrack for Judgement Night is all collaborations btwn hip hop and rock bands.

[@jasonlmeadows]

I saw these two groups on tour together along with the bands Suicidal Tendencies and Primus. It was a really unique experience with such a diverse crowd. You had the metal heads there, you had the rap audience, you had some cholos (an element of the Suicidal Tendencies fan base) and a elect of the funk culture (for Primus) represented. Even in such a diverse crowd there was no tensions or animosity between the different groups. It truly showed how we are all people and we could get together and enjoy a great concert without race dividing us!

[@aaronbate2159]

Crowd Surfing!

[@jeffkinzer8914]

What's up Sippingtons!! This was a great reaction to a great song. You all should check out Run DMC's remake of "Walk This Way" by Aerosmith. It is amazing. By the way, I very well remember Bob Ross. I watched many episodes of his TV program, watching him paint his "happy little trees." You all do a great job at this. I appreciate ya.

[@leecollison8795]

love this song got the beers in x

[@EessaTube]

Check out Disturb's cover of the Tears for Fears song 'Shout' and Anthrax's cover of The Temptations song 'Ball of Confusion'.

[@Arminiushoff]

It was the first mixed music between Thrash metal and Rap music.

[@ditsiwt]

That was a great time to be a music fan

[@lars-andersjohansson6407]

Anthrax & Public Enemy 👍.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Walk this Way right from Rage against the Machine directly to Prophets of Rage !

[@jerm154]

I love Public Enemy! Chuck D spitting back in the day! How bout Public Enemy - Brothers Gonna Work It Out. One of my favorites

[@teddyshrader8037]

One of my friends niece guess she went to see anthrax in their garage days back then. 🍺🤘

[@RG-mk9fn]

Love from HTX!

[@purplebeard1526]

IMO, there are TWO MAJOR COLLABS with rap and metal artists, the first was RUN DMC and Aerosmith with Walk this Way and then there was PE and Anthrax with Bring the Noise. Honorable mention goes to Onyx and Biohazard with Slam.

[@davesheppeck696]

Its tricky by Run DMC was covered by a german young group Itchy Poopzkid.

[@AceHardy]

👑

[@marcianocastillo9501]

You can't go wrong with Bob Ross Public Enemy and Anthrax

[@chaosultimamage]

Lil Jon did a really good remix with the Slayer riff from "Raining Blood"

[@chrisgrant7657]

That's the late Bob Ross. More gangsta than Rick Ross.

[@danusmc3]

One song you can react to that was "flipped" (sorta). Posse on Broadway (Godzilla remix)!! No video unfortunately, but I love the remix!! And of course, "Walk This Way" by Run DMC and Aerosmith (if you haven't already heard it)...which would be hard to believe. haha

[@mudbutt42]

I TOTALLY FORGOT ABOUT THIS SONG! it's been like 25 years, good choice

[@gripenfelter]

You should check out the Frogleap Studio (Leo Moracchioli) and Hyro the Hero remake of this. Its great, it does this classic justice. Oh and by the way check out Hyro the Hero

[@graemepalmer5425]

Bob Ross Legend 😂

[@robertdawson8522]

New York thang.Check out Onyx backed by the Metal band Biohazard.Two songs Judgement Night and Let the boys be boys

[@theoriginalBLACKIE]

What product comes in that happy little can?

[@bigemetalmilitia8462]

Ohhhhh that's Bob Ross. Happy trees lmao

[@mudbutt42]

Public enemy-Cant do nothin for you man, put that on your list

[@markwillis675]

Try ANTHRAX: "ONLY"!

[@DoomsdayIsComing73]

Flava Flav is the greatest hype man in the history of hip hop

[@ToyutahLifein]

That came out in 91". Music was going through big changes again. This was after Anthrax's 5th album with long 7-8 minute songs on it, "Persistence of Time". Right before grunge stuff too. People are nowadays noticing how smart the groups were in the 80s. If Anthrax seems likable, maybe look up their song "Indians" and get the lyrics for it while watching/listening. It took years for the non-fans to realize how good they were hahah...

[@TheDeadwood11]

I kept waiting for Jay to break out the Falvor or Edd Lover dance. is that the happy little tree man Bob Ross. But wait there's more!! Can we get JAY to bust a LOVAH dance to a classic?.. DJ Kool - Let Me Clear My Throat Remix Orginal Video) kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3ici4qLntl5n80

[@awesomeaustin2348]

The happy painter Ross !!!

[@denonowacki2500]

Turn it up

[@leecollison8795]

i think u guys should got live cam we can all talk and have a beer or 2 lol

[@uoabigaillevey]

This is the type of rap/hip hop I can get on with for sure. Very upbeat with harder riffs in the background. Very high energy and fun. I'm not as much of a fan of the slower type tho a few do stand out here and there. To me tho.. everything sounds better when metal is infused.

[@jarrettenaope7038]

Grew up Loving this Jam round 1992ish

[@dickieboypnuts1]

oh snap !!!! they got the stone pimp bob ross in the house !!! no such thing as a mistake ... only happy accidents

[@davidmccartney189]

Good shit

[@BongEyedBastard]

And that's Bob Ross !