Big Daddy Kane - Aint No Half Stepping (Reaction Video)

[@chevyt2436]

dude in the red need 2 dip from his goofy homeboy..

[@richardparker1017]

for real..dude is so jealous..he lacks skills

[@wisegas]

For real

[@levil4012]

Definitely

[@MrChazT]

Dude in red thanks for respecting one of Raps true legends. I don’t know what to say about your partner, he was cool with it too. But to much clowning” anyway I appreciate what you guys are doing, and I will be checking out more videos as you grow your channel.

[@victornewman06]

Dude was clowning. Couldn't take yall seriously

[@heruapocalypse2021]

BDK couldn't be Denied.Learn Your Lessons Youngsters.

[@lovechildtre4961]

This is lame...y'all need to watch and study how Kvng guap do his commentary... because this is WACK...y'all talking too much... however dude is the red is legitimate...get rid of the other one...

[@BThaSmoovUno]

lovechild tre Unfortunately Guap getting too arrogant tho, only reason he has so many subs is because his base is the old school heads...He only does 1 song a week, he think he a star now...we created a monster!

[@darriskinggamez4831]

Calm down triggered god

[@austinsmarr34]

Big Daddy Kane invented punchline rap. That's why back then him and Rakim were rivals. They had different styles. Y'all should listen to Big Daddy Kane song Smooth Operator and see how many lines got stole from that.

[@kenandon5340]

Did Rakim steal Big Daddy Kane's lyrics?

[@HEagle72]

@@kenandon5340 Rakim is J Cole, Kane was Drake. Lyrically, it's no contest... but its obvious who's a better rap superstar.

[@mostmost1]

@@HEagle72 neither of them were like Drake or jcole. Their styles were much different than eirher. Rakim was a bigger star than Kane also. Had double the albums and hits. They both unique and there was no real rivalry. The fans wanted it somewhat.

[@HEagle72]

@@mostmost1 i just meant surface level wise. Drake raps about shit women would love, the way Kane did being smooth and shit. Cole talks about complex shit and a lot of real storytelling while doing his rhyme schemes the way Rakim did. But we all know Rakim would wreck Kane in a battle, just like we know Cole would body Drake. Thats all im saying. And I prefer Rakim to Kane. They're both dope af though.

[@mostmost1]

@@HEagle72 Ok, my mistake. I agree with the women stuff.

[@ironmike-putsallkindavideo7840]

DAMN, i was 16 years old in HIGH SHOOL when this song came out in 1988

[@hassanabdul-khaaliq9645]

Daps , I was 15 in 88

[@Habeev07]

When this came out summer 88' ... THE RAP GAME WAS CHANGED FOREVER. This set the tone for the entire golden age to come. The ominous yet playfull beat was so HARD and the lyrics had more rhyme scheme and wordplay than just about anything human ears had heard before. THIS IS WHY IMO KANE IS THE GOAT OF HIP-HOP. He was a battle MC than even had Rakim ducking him bc he knew Kane would tear him apart in a battle. KANE, RAKIM, KRS-ONE... Thats my 3 greatest rappers/MC's of all-time. Then you can throw in guys like Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Eminem, Tupac, Biggie, Kool G-Rap, Ol Dirty Bastard, Nas, etc...KANE, RAKIM, KRS-ONE WERE NOT EXACTLY THE FIRST TO DO IT... BUT THE FiRST TO SET THE BAR WHICH IS STILL THE STANDARD OF FLOW.

[@KineticEV]

"Had flow", Naw my guy. He GOT flow. He still one the OG Kings of hip-hop. They don't make them like this anymore. Very few originals left. No disrespect to the new styles of hip-hop but this right here it where it all began. Check out Das Efx "Mic Checka". They had some of the craziest metaphors and you really had to understand the context to understand why they built there rhymes the way they did.

[@MegaPsycho84]

Y’all lame for that reaction. Grow up. Mainly dude in the glasses.

[@BrianLevine-q7e]

I first heard of Big Daddy Kane in 1989. "Pimpin Ain't Easy"!.

[@Violetrain316]

BARZZZZ

[@fakeezi51]

I was surprised because dude in the red didn’t look pressed but he actually gave props. Dude in the glasses was tryin to clown. Nigga don’t know real hip hop

[@staceyfrancis485]

Had flow??? HAS flow! Wrath of Kane 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TheBoodog1]

He was dope! Top 3 all time rappers!

[@Habeev07]

AGREED! When this came out summer 88' ... THE RAP GAME WAS CHANGED FOREVER. This set the tone for the entire golden age to come. The ominous yet playfull beat was so HARD and the lyrics had more rhyme scheme and wordplay than just about anything human ears had heard before. THIS IS WHY IMO KANE IS THE GOAT OF HIP-HOP. He was a battle MC than even had Rakim ducking him bc he knew Kane would tear him apart in a battle. KANE, RAKIM, KRS-ONE... Thats my 3 greatest rappers/MC's of all-time. Then you can throw in guys like Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Eminem, Tupac, Biggie, Kool G-Rap, Ol Dirty Bastard, Nas, etc...KANE, RAKIM, KRS-ONE WERE NOT EXACTLY THE FIRST TO DO IT... BUT THE FiRST TO SET THE BAR WHICH IS STILL THE STANDARD OF FLOW.

[@georgemaxwell3467]

Only Rakim and KRS-ONE were better...

[@fakeezi51]

Beat wasn’t boring at all

[@jnorm888]

Fakih Balboa They tripping, the beat was good! They just addicted to trap beats.

[@stobe187]

there are rappers in 2022 who don't go as complex as BDK went

[@petfireball]

One of the goats!

[@ItsMarcoMan]

Quent TheGent definitely impressive

[@joejohnson9024]

These is some bitch ass nights!!!!🖕🏾

[@Habeev07]

​@@ItsMarcoMan When this came out summer 88' ... THE RAP GAME WAS CHANGED FOREVER. This set the tone for the entire golden age to come. The ominous yet playfull beat was so HARD and the lyrics had more rhyme scheme and wordplay than just about anything human ears had heard before. THIS IS WHY IMO KANE IS THE GOAT OF HIP-HOP. He was a battle MC than even had Rakim ducking him bc he knew Kane would tear him apart in a battle. KANE, RAKIM, KRS-ONE... Thats my 3 greatest rappers/MC's of all-time. Then you can throw in guys like Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Eminem, Tupac, Biggie, Kool G-Rap, Ol Dirty Bastard, Nas, Del The Funkee Homosapien, etc...KANE, RAKIM, KRS-ONE WERE NOT EXACTLY THE FIRST TO DO IT... BUT THE FiRST TO SET THE BAR WHICH IS STILL THE STANDARD OF FLOW.

[@truthteller7228]

Old school is better with better beats , lyric ,and u understood them they were telling a story .

[@rickgentile2565]

Guy on the right got it, guy on the left, average fool

[@billbaader193]

Thank you! Old head,here!! Lmfaooo

[@adamsolar5255]

Dude in the black is a clown

[@Chris9273]

Yo....BDK can still out rap majority of the current roster "so-called" rappers of today. Bruh, PLEASE, PLEASE do your research. Pay yo dues!

[@ItsMarcoMan]

Christopher Bryant idk you checked out our reaction to his song Raw but I definitely see why this man is in the upper echelon of rap

[@sammcnearjr3292]

Partner with the Bulls hat is a true clown straight up.

[@marshascott6107]

A true clown, he ain't got nothing going on... he's a hater

[@jameswinslow1651]

You need to here the Wrath of Kane.

[@davidwatson7196]

Hi Marco Got Beats, Long time watcher, First time commenter. I really appreciate that you are taking the time to look at rappers of the past. I enjoy it because I get to view your reaction to see if you felt what I felt when you heard the song for the first time. However, the purpose of this comment is that I noticed that most of your videos are actual videos of rappers songs. Thats beautiful. However, what you have to understand that back in the 80's and early 90's rappers best street songs were not really commercial. Because of that the record companies would only allow for the commercially made rap songs to have videos and the more street heavy songs would not get videos. The point that I am trying to make is if you could search for rappers of the 80s and 90s classic songs you will find the "TRUE" songs that made these rappers who they were. Below is a list of songs that I hope you can do a review of : Big Daddy Kane - "RAW" - 1987 Big Daddy Kane - "SET IT OFF" - 1988 Kool G Rap - "GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY" - 1991 Kool G Rap - "Wanted Dead Or Alive" - 1990 Roxanne Shante - "BIG MAMMA" - 1992 Schoolly D - "PSK" - 1986 These are just some of the songs that never had a video made for it. However, these are some of the songs that defined who these rappers were at the time. Whenever you get a chance just take a look and you will understand truly why Big Daddy Kane is looked at as one of the Greatest Rappers ever as well as Kool G Rap, Roxanne Shante, Krs-One and others.

[@kan50805]

Are you trying to rap ? Or something

[@djbhe]

The goofy with the glasses give my city a bad name. I ran those streets before y'all was born.

[@michellepreston9799]

Try Big Daddy Kane’s RAW it’s lit

[@bitinback2825]

Michelle Preston yes it is. The bobby byrd sample with the 808 kick underneath a kanes lyrics are just mental

[@jnorm888]

Do a reaction video to his song smooth operator

[@941lowelife2]

jnorm888 the best song bra so many memories

[@raythompson6294]

Take the plastic seal off your watch brotha! Lol

[@smod2832]

You should watch "Smooth Operator" by Big Daddy Kane.

[@terrancestone8843]

Y'all need to do Eric B & Rakim the song ( I ain't no joke ) and the song ( Microphone Fiend )

[@NOT_TODAY45]

Nothing like old school

[@karengoodman1678]

WHY DOES DUDE IN THE RED ALWAYS LOOK LIKE A HATER. BACK IN THA DAY THIS IS WHAT WE RAPPED ABOUT. HATERS AND BITERS…DADDY IS ONE OF THE GREATS..

[@OhioPlayas]

Fire

[@shonl7445]

The dude in the Bulls hat a lame

[@RocketJr.]

at this moment in time, just before kool g rap came up, he was the best (sorry rakim) rapper in the world

[@Hborn]

Long live Kane

[@fakeezi51]

Do big daddy Kane-RAW

[@kennyk7515]

Eric B and Rakim, you should listen if you haven't yet

[@TheBoodog1]

Much respect black! ✊🏿

[@richardparker1017]

kid in glasses stay on percocet

[@BlackValyria]

You wouldn't appreciate the beat because you don't know the song that is samples from supposed to show how much history you don't know that you need to in order to participate in this thing of ours

[@yashua27]

Y'all should do a Kool G Rap reaction to (On The Run)

[@gregstranahan999]

Kane's rhymes are si good.

[@jonsmith6506]

these guys really goofy

[@Bobby-yq4xz]

Marco you lost ur damn mind... Steve get ur on show and get rid of this clown! Even the top ten of ur time show more respect then u. This show u really don’t understand hip hop. Top five dead or live...Ll. Cool j, Krs 1, Kane RAKIM and Biz Markie....These Kats Change the game.Kane said “put words together like letter man” and when I watch ur reaction when he said that I knew it went over your head in because you don’t even know who letterman. It’s okay u try... Steve You genuine.

[@naijainnit]

Chorus was weak???? Trippin'

[@ClasherSports]

man just said the beat was boring.. lol mooks

[@lextado]

Keep it going Youngblood!!! Please check out Big L- Put it on

[@soldier4life_PR]

It's cool to have fun but be more serious next time. You soldiers or clowns ? Most new era rappers just goofy clowns bro.

[@ZitoGreen]

Stop it bro.

[@tracydavis5253]

your dudes like the music y'all. playing but contrversy sells and your trying bring a different approach

[@tracydavis5253]

+Keith what im saying is that if they sound some what uninterested in their reaction to true school hiphop it brings them attention it creats a buzz weather its positive or negetive

[@tracydavis5253]

+Tracy Davis cuz true school hip hop fans will say i dare these dudes say that these classic songs and video are just ok people are going to respond

[@whatnowwomandamn8055]

These clowns don’t know real hip or hop.

[@yashua27]

REACT TO STEADY B "USE ME."

[@Bigron123]

Don't front

[@stevegrosvenor2311]

Stop with that baby jewelry

[@richardmanuel9812]

Get rid of the guy with glasses please

[@stealfb5229]

damn can't even. find da right way to dis shit was wack. king quap!!

[@kwesihicks519]

Dude with glasses wack

[@great1onlyone436]

Epmd wtf

[@levil4012]

I’m out, no subscribing bro with the red get your own channel