Cold Sweat (Get on up 2014)

Yet another fantastic scene from the movie get on up , enjoy !!

[@-BabyValentine-]

I cant believe he wasn’t appreciated until Black Panther.

[@stonedpastor3818]

Baby Valentine in this generation i wasn't supprised, in my opinion this is his best preformance hes done so far.

[@ninadozier104]

I appreciated him before Black Panther.

[@t.amabuthabean3189]

I appreciated his performance in this movie. I think Chadwick Boseman played this movie best in my opinion.

[@danielmurcia6256]

It sucks that I've seen 42 just once but Get on Up a bunch of times. Either way, I enjoy Boseman's acting before Black Panther (even though I'm into superhero films like many other fans)

[@karatefightfitnessdrills5430]

Sometimes you ain't appreciated until you made a billion dollars. 🤣

[@catirerubio]

JB could not read music, he could not write music, but he could MAKE MUSIC. Flat out God given musical genius.

[@lemmihilldrix1450]

The best music composers often can’t read music at first, because music is something that you FEEL. James Brown, Jimi Hendrix, George Benson... they all play from the heart, and that’s where the true music lies. Not on a sheet of paper!

[@SingersDream]

Music comes from the heart. Not from a pen and a piece of paper. And that’s a blessing. ☺️☺️

[@larrote6467]

@@lemmihilldrix1450 "(some of) the best music composers..." that is very true. But even so, most of them learned about music throughout as you alluded to, and also: for every James Brown there's a Stevie Wonder and a Ray Charles. Jimi Hendrix never studied theory, but knew blues theory inside and out (which is rather simple, but very powerful).

[@larrote6467]

@@lemmihilldrix1450 Also, I'm pretty sure that in real life Maceo wouldn't have made that complaint,

[@lemmihilldrix1450]

@@larrote6467 I think you missed what I meant (or maybe I didn’t say it correctly, to which I apologize haha). Music composition itself is something that starts inside of you. You have to have a natural ear for music in order to compose anything, which is why not everyone can find notes on a piano or teach themselves without sheet music. Yes, generally all outstanding music composers can read/write music, but it’s not necessary at all; and back then a lot of black musicians couldn’t read or write music (Jimi Hendrix, George Benson, etc) they simply played what they heard in their heads. A lot of music theory (especially for blues and jazz) was taken by studying these very artists who created music spontaneously. It’s because of them that we can study the difference between blues & Jazz Rhythms. This is what I mean. Being able to read music is not a requirement for great compositions at all, but what you do need is a natural ear for music. Music theory and learning the rules only enhances the natural gift that’s already there

[@iceberg1560]

He played the shit out of James brown

[@yummacurry66]

He damn sure did!!!

[@jblack2442]

When I saw the movie I didn't see Chadwick, I saw The Hatdest Working Man In Show business.

[@melinda-K]

Facts I have watched this movie about 20 tines. Chadwick the reason I started back playing James Brown since my mom passed she loved James Brown.

[@antony-ll9tp]

Mayne can I tell u!!!!

[@dominiquejones3805]

When he played the older James. The strut was there

[@velvetsky5117]

Jimmy Kimmel asked him if Black Panther was his toughest role. He corrected him saying James Brown was his toughest character to play.

[@Hellwyck]

You can't correct someone if they ask a question.

[@nickdiaz4084]

Hellwyck right! 😂

[@allblackeverythingnetwork7600]

Hellwyck Don’t be antagonistic. You know what the OP was saying. Ugh. 🙄

[@ericthegeneric1611]

​@@Hellwyck fuccckkkk for real lol hahahaha

[@TheReneex]

Chadwick deserved an Oscar!

[@rmarley2100]

I Say The Same, he played James Brown. Hollyweird smh

[@kurtadams3021]

I agree

[@thedrunkenramblingsnorthea4201]

agreeeeeed

[@specialkay4329]

Hell yeah. He played James Brown.... better than James Brown. I luv this part

[@marklevine4915]

who even remembers who won that year? this was the biggest rip-off since they didn't give it to Denzel for MX (or Fences for that matter, but that was after...)

[@3rdCoastSportsTV]

One of the coldest scenes in the movie

[@kafenwar]

James Brown is treating his musicians like little kids.

[@kafenwar]

@Emontre waters And he was like most of the great bandleaders of the past, but not as bad as Buddy Rich xD

[@kafenwar]

@Emontre waters Buddy Rich was a jazz drummer who once played with Charlie Parker and a bunch of other famous jazz musicians. Here he is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXrEamilnrhogqc

[@titoacevedo7365]

Damn this just shows he was a badass producer ... this like the SUPERSANE J DILLA SOULIST OF HIS TIME

[@Slxndrr]

@@kafenwar there’s a reason they called him the hardest working man in show business. they weren’t his “musicians”. they were musicians making a living off of james brown’s name so they least they can do is play how the man wants them to play. and when they don’t do that, i can see why James would be upset. especially if none of these “musicians” had the accolades James earned with his voice alone

[@karatefightfitnessdrills5430]

"God made your ears! You didn't make em! You gonna argue with God's ears!?" 🤣🤣

[@kwamecharles6037]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mythical444]

Love that line lol

[@angelthecholo]

"if it sounds good and it feels good then it's musical" Wise words even if James never actually said them himself

[@GFoB]

He did in a documentary.

[@SrChalice]

Victor Wooten just did a similar thing with playing "wrong notes", in solos. There is no such thing apparently.

[@MuzikTheReaper]

R.I.P Chadwick Boseman. He truly was a talented actor. 🙏🏽

[@terrellmoore1693]

Fr

[@eslamdaineh6456]

He deserved an oscar for leading role for this performance. Absolutely perfect.

[@riakareid-hiakita7029]

Well this time, Chadwick gets to meet James Brown and Jackie Robinson in heaven RIP

[@kurtadams3021]

Thurgood Marshall also

[@nolimitslim4701]

Amen

[@a.b.s_productions]

And the real Mr. Byrd.

[@faithwatkins7811]

They all probably telling him that he did a great job portraying them

[@nabilwaywardsitayebson8083]

Absolutley he will meet them and they will say to him thank you for the whole joy ride

[@Sports5561]

Hard to believe two people from this scene are already gone.

[@joewhitehead3]

So young too

[@jordanscott4352]

And the main characters at that really sad 😔

[@junehall6765]

That funky beat had everyone movin.

[@meljrnone8608]

"Cold Sweat" was the true birth of FUNK!

[@revjerry23]

That white couple probably had sex they didn’t even think they could have 😂😂😂

[@A-RAW20s]

R.I.P Chadwick Boseman 🖤

[@aaliyahlee91]

A-RAW perez ❤️❤️🥺🙏🏽

[@VMarie1231]

🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@eskewisaiah]

Energy can never be destroyed and may his soul have eternal life.

[@JimGeigerMusic]

Clyde, I need that POP ayy-yah...POP...ayy-yah...from the TOP ayy-yah. And the funk was born. And the Lord saw it was good.

[@prestontownsend862]

Amen...lol

[@aaliyahlee91]

Amen! lol

[@804Nano]

Good GOD!

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

More like pop a dayum, pop a dayum but from the top.

[@faithmallard8912]

that’s my favorite part 😂

[@mmj9395]

This scene truly captured who james brown was as a musical genius, and as man.... And all those drum beats on top of it - 🤯🤯 Best scene in the whole movie.

[@totc6196]

This man is the true creator of hip hop. R.I.P Chadwick and James.

[@Johnulux]

Hip hop set this music back

[@brionbraziel7968]

The band was so silly, they didn't notice the Mr. Brown was letting all their instruments to be heard. Everything in the song was for everyone to expose their sound. They didn't pick up on it until they heard it.

[@icemike5974]

Real Talk G💯💯🦾

[@jayraider521614]

I didn't understand this until just now, he's teachin them, "The One!" Bootsy Collins explained what "The One" is in a documentary.

[@jasonmeanshealer]

@Great Scott what is it?

[@totalignoranceinc]

@@jasonmeanshealer too put extra emphasis on the first beat of the measure

[@johnwhitfield5376]

Wow.... If you listen to it without the drums at the beginning 0:10 it does pop like it does with the drums 3:10... That's the one (That pop from the top) of the measure. This is PFunk 101.....

[@fredrichoshunrinde873]

One of my favorite scenes. I don't care.....if you aint got a drop of soul in your blood, you gon' feel this bass line.

[@robbrown2358]

Mr. Brown loved Bobby Byrd he just wanted everything to go like he wanted.. Mr. Byrd stated him & Mr. Brown went head to head but.. The love & brotherhood was always there ✌❤

[@JJDPROMEDIAPRODUCTION]

There is it .. The Birth of the Funk! ! When I saw that scene in the theater, I got chill bumps. To actually witness the creation of the great art form known as The Funk!

[@kurtadams3021]

The man was a GENIUS

[@marklevine4915]

Somehow he understood what all the great African musicians understood about the roots of all instrumental music being in much larger purely drum ensembles. He was really one of a kind and so tuned into Africa he knew it before he even got there

[@JJDPROMEDIAPRODUCTION]

@@marklevine4915 Could not have said it any better. 💯😊

[@marklevine4915]

@@JJDPROMEDIAPRODUCTION by the way if that's your studio on your Twitter handle I bet you're making some funky music :-)

[@ekarp14]

Killed this role as James Brown!! Crazy how accurate this movie was rip Chadwick and James Brown

[@dajrl2023]

Now we all got our drums A TRUMPET AND A GUITAR IS NOT A DRUM unless James brown says it is

[@marklevine4915]

I work with a lot of African musicians and before I knew he said that I had heard some of the most famous musicians in Africa all say that one afro-funk developed and what James Brown's funk represented was simply the traditional large drum ensembles of West Africa transformed into modern bands with each instrument playing what originally was a different percussive rhythm. Somehow even before he got to Africa he knew this. That's obviously why all the Africans loved him so much. By the way that lion is actually in his autobiography.

[@dariusmcnair601]

And what the Godfather says GOES!! 😂😂

[@comptonproduction]

He should got an Academy Award for James Brown.

[@nicky2coats]

I agree, his performance was phenomenal. It just wasn’t good enough of a movie to get that kind of recognition.

[@johnathanlouissalas1627]

Rest In Peace to both these legends. Heres to the Great James Brown & Chadwick Boseman 🙏🏿🕊🙏🏿🕊

[@kennethbrown3893]

Genius - the individual that sees what cannot be seen; and knows how and why to make that idea transform the world

[@__RonnieHouston__]

RIP to the Legendary Chadwick Boseman 🙏🏾 2020 needs to go smh

[@520ghost2]

R.I.P. to Nelsan and Chadwick!!! Gone but never forgotten!!!

[@neosyndrome8931]

“How many hit records you got son???” I know that’s such an arrogant thing to say but man he walked the walk so I love it! 😂

[@dominiquejones3805]

Cold chills when James looks at Bobby and Says I Want Our Love 2 Last!!!! They were Brothers

[@christhompson6010]

He really captured the magic of james brown. cold sweat was the song that changed everything in music for me as a kid

[@rickeygeetv6197]

The end part of the scene shows you the power that James Brown's music had on people. It just makes you want to get up and move around!

[@LUX_8]

Yes. In spite of not wanting them in pool area after referring to the band members as N-Words. 😬👎

[@kvjf577]

They should not have been permitted to enjoy the music. F them! Soulless wretches.

[@christopherallsbrooks4068]

I can't stop watching this scene my boy did that part

[@mauriceclark4703]

How many hit records you got son? that shit was real, James brown was mean but he was serious about his song!

[@SJB2000]

When I watch this, I don't see Chadwick, i see James Brown. That's how you play a character 👏

[@starbury2007]

RIP Chadwick Boseman. Also--- How much of a genius was James Brown to play the beat off key on purpose at that time!! He created a musical revolution with that!! Not to mention just about invented HIP HOP music.! Musical genius James Brown!!!

[@justinmarsh69]

James is one of my peak idols. If you put his records on, no matter where I am or what I’m doing, I’ll do my best James dance. He changed the game and my life. Mr. Boseman played that role almost too good. R.I.P. to both gentlemen.

[@kashmoney1043]

Chadwick definitely has received his 👑 crown. May he REST IN PEACE🙏

[@Skinny431]

Byrd tried to take the heat off of maceo

[@jokikem1]

He tried

[@TazzMania985]

Perfection cost! He wanted them to be the best Men they could be. Not musicians, singers, or songwriters, but Men! In a time, when black people were looked down upon, James Brown wanted the people around him to respect themselves when no one else would. He wanted them to understand that professionalism didn't stop after the show was over. He wanted them to know that professionalism should be a way of life for them because even when you're offstage, the show is still on because the world is still watching. R.I.H. JAMES BROWN A.K.A SOUL BROTHA #1

[@bitterbold]

R.I.P Chadwick - I loved every second of his performance in this masterpiece called get on up. There's never gonna be another minister of super heavy funk like James Brown again.

[@BasilLeibbrandt]

One of my favourite movies...JB was a genius... respect

[@upkhapak9855]

Gone cost you a half a yard😂😂😂😂😂=$50 i heard james vrown was always taxin people😂😂😂😂

[@pertburton5586]

A lot of these young cats didn't/don't know what a yard was

[@TazzMania985]

Perfection cost! He wanted them to be the best Men they could be. Not musicians, singers, or songwriters, but Men! In a time, when black people were looked down upon, James Brown wanted the people around him to respect themselves when no one else would. He wanted them to understand that professionalism didn't stop after the show was over. He wanted them to know that professionalism should be a way of life for them because even when you're offstage, the show is still on because the world is still watching. R.I.H. JAMES BROWN A.K.A SOUL BROTHA #1

[@pertburton5586]

A lot of blacks didn't like JB because he was a Republican and supported R. Nixon that was the main reason A. Sharpton stop being his road manager. @@TazzMania985

[@judahmourns2995]

Lmao🙌

[@Dl-zm5nd]

Pert Burton al sharpton is an informatnt anyways ,he’s a gun for hire

[@deneenjeffries2768]

Don’t look at the video and just listen to Chadwick say one two hit it! Omg it’s like JB came out of his body 👍🏾. Definitely Oscar nomination worthy and was overlooked. He didn’t want to be pigeonholed as a biopic actor but God he was good at them. Wish he was still here to do more of them. We need to see our history. RIP Chadwick Boseman.

[@faithmallard8912]

my favorite scene from the whole movie 😭

[@Chuireactz]

People who glorify black panther clearly haven’t seen this movie rip to you Chadwick 🌍✨☝️

[@vwasic]

Wow! Chadwick hats of! RIP

[@marty7944]

RIP King 🙏🏽 one of his best roles

[@gaddyify]

James was far ahead of his time if he didn't invent funk music, I wouldn't know what the history of black music would sound like after the 60s.

[@marklevine4915]

he was far BEFORE his time in fact. he knew, without ever having visited africa yet, that everyone one of those parts on various instruments were originally drum rhythms in the great drum ensembles of west africa. afropop.org/articles/mark-levine-ghanas-afro-funk-history

[@ngang1957]

Mark LeVine Amazing

[@PrettyPearlAllDay]

Finally...The whole scene!!! You're the real MVP for this video clip. Salute!!!

[@reneaguilar1902]

Chadwick killed this part.

[@biggjuntao3090]

Rip Brother you were and are greatness. 🙏🏽😔

[@myalockheart7181]

This is the movie that had me falling in love with Chadwick. He was such an awesome actor and he will be missed. Rest In Peace 🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️

[@nickcarter4006]

Absolute legend playing an absolute legend

[@GhostofRhurValley]

One of my favorite bass lines

[@CarlosGomez-in2qe]

First time watching a clip from this movie. Going to have to watch it now. He nails James Brown.

[@at5786]

He did an excellent job on this movie

[@DoctorPerverto]

RIP Mr Boseman You rocked it hard

[@whiskybravo4648]

You could tell Chadwick had the magic from the beginning.

[@meljrnone8608]

RIP Chadwick Boseman and Nelsan Ellis (played Bobby Byrd) who was also in the TV mini series "True Blood". He passed in 2017.

[@yveswilliamnyanit5213]

Goodbye Nelson Ellis

[@LovelyTee2323]

Chadwick bodied every legendary role he played... RIP

[@erict.4210]

The 2nd best Biopic behind Jamie Foxx. RIP Chadwick Boseman

[@devohnmitchell]

Chadwick Boseman Played tha Hell Out This Part..

[@Zaymane808]

He showed future artists how to perfect they craft 🤧💯💯 and it hit

[@jayphilly1703]

That pop is referring to "the one"

[@hypokritis]

I dont care about yo past. BARS!

[@robynettepritchett4373]

Add to I don't care about yo faults

[@ssmm7354]

Mr James Brown. The man was a goddam genius!!!

[@kurtadams3021]

True

[@healthfromarose7401]

Chadwick is AMAZING! Everything he does!!!

[@marcusjackson1620]

Rip James brown And Chadwick boseman

[@VMarie1231]

This was my fav part I watched this movie a million times when it came out saying how good he played this role..And he gave us so much more ...RIPOWER KING 👑

[@aquestforthetruth1653]

This movie and James brown in general are criminally underrated

[@deandresimmons4240]

RIP to the Late great Chadwick Boseman Amazing talent but strong spirit 🕊

[@blkseason8218]

One of my favorite movies..my 2yr old son loves this song. Yes u read right. My 2yr old son. Lol sings the entire song.

[@LovelyTee2323]

Your babyboy has good taste

[@blackflagsnroses6013]

Cold Sweat was probably the first true funk song “gimme the 1!”

[@mickaeljackson8]

He deserve an Oscar for that movie roll. Rest in peace Chadwick

[@lilpahstv4515]

This my favorite movie when it came I’m young been listening James brown to have Chadwick to play him now they both playing in heaven watching us

[@walibashir102]

The greatest drum beat of all time. Would also be used for MOTHER POPCORN (is also used in I CAN"T STAND IT). Has been sampled numerous times.

[@Hellwyck]

Most sampled drum beat is the Amen Break from "Amen, Brother" by the soul group the Winstons played by Gregory Coleman.

[@katohammond]

Maaaaan... I LOVE this scene from this movie!!! One of my top favorites. Such a powerful and on point scene to me!!!

[@DJBlack909]

Lesson learned from James and Bobby’s interaction: If you not gone speak up and stand by it, then don’t waste our time.

[@-BabyValentine-]

The actor that played Bobby (Mr bird) also passed away, so RIP to 3 legends.

[@TheEldonfitz]

He was a perfect James Brown. No Oscar because of the writing and direction.

[@jdrawdy5838]

This actor is spot on

[@ghostlandgrand64]

God I love when that white lady, starts grooving at the bar, after they was hating in the beginning, outside the pool. 😂😂😂

[@tinabobby9356]

So done perfectly. I forgot this was Chadwick! I thought I was really watching James Brown

[@BRANDONxBLACK]

One of my favorite scenes!! Rest In Peace Chadwick! 🙏🏾 Legend!

[@greeneyedmonster6694]

Who knew the King of Wakanda could sing and dance like James Brown??

[@blacklight4075]

lol i always said that the black panther walks like james brown lol

[@mr.dennis5503]

Chadwick Bozeman has incredible range and talent as an actor. From studying the tribal language and accent of the Xhosa tribe for Black Panther, and performing it flawlessly, to absolutely convincing us that he IS James Brown, despite being 6”1’ to Mr. Brown’s 5”8’! What versatility!! Awesome!!!!

[@dirtyfilthymoney7528]

hes not actually singing lmfao

[@davidcombs3617]

Or play baseball like Jack Roosevelt Robinson.

[@greeneyedmonster6694]

David Combs right? Totally versatile! True shame that he’s gone. 😞

[@chrisbuchanan8579]

a scene I think about whenever someone mentions James Brown. No matter what you play, you're playing percussion- genius.

[@Krrrimmi]

RIP Chadwick Boseman. U shocked us all. :'( FUCK cancer.

[@edwinragland2883]

Where is Chadwick's oscar ?

[@DelightLovesMovies]

That music is so great.

[@Ldddurtydizzl3]

This movie, his acting hits differently now...RIP

[@sandraparker7539]

So underrated!

[@melaninawakening9350]

I dont see Chadwick anywhere in this scene. All I see is James Brown

[@erronmack2679]

Rest In Peace, Legend🖤

[@relldafox]

1:15 Cause if a man got something to say he should just say it #facts #respect

[@josephcrawford7922]

I kinda felt that 💯💯💯

[@el_piter33]

RIP Chadwick Boseman

[@Melody_Muse]

I'm deeply sadden! R.I.P to Chadwick Boseman 🙏😢

[@WildxChiild]

This was a dope ass movie and Chad did amazing.

[@floridagator1765]

This is unbelievable! I love this scene!

[@brandonjackson7529]

Beautiful Performance Chad.