Diary of a Madman - Gravediggaz (REACTION! by metalheads)

[@jasonrodgers5533]

Gravediggaz is the Rza's other group outside of the Wu-Tang Clan You should react to: Rza(a.k.a. Bobby Digital) ft Holocaust, Doc Doom and Ghostface Killah (a.k.a. Tony Starks) "Holocaust (Silkworm)"

[@SHOWSTOPPA79]

I had this CD at 14 when it dropped in 93. Man this album and this song is a classic and still sounds just as good now as it did back then

[@Grande79]

79’ in the house!! Looking back now I probably shouldn’t have been listening to it😂

[@chrisphillips4959]

Just discovered the channel, I love it. As a black dude and life-long hip hop head,its super appreciated that not only white people ( hope this doesn't sound racist) but metalheads,are seriously trying to educate themselves in our culture. Jill seems super laid back and cool, love that she actually does a little research. And I love that Ryan doesn't do any research. Adds a funny dynamic. I'm 42yo so I grew up on everything hip hop and actually can rap,so I can turn you guys on to some of the more quality music in the genre, and more impact full eras of change. I would like to request a few groups if you don't mind. The Pharcyde " She keeps passing me by" and " Drop" videos are great Also tha Alkaholics "Damn" and "Tne Next Level " those are two west coast groups from the 90s that aren't gangster rapp. I'll come with more later. Keep it up im subscribing

[@amypavlica3573]

And The Beatnuts! Im 42 and ive been trying to get my metal friends to listen to hip hop since a teen. Industrial and hip hop together would be awesome. They both had the same beats in the 80s. Gravediggaz got that 'evil' we like.

[@Steely_Fran]

I'm a metal musician and life long hip hop fan. I've always thought that that hip hop and metal were more similar than they are different. When people ask me who my biggest vocal influences are, I immediately say Chuck D. If it wasn't for It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, I probably wouldn't have gotten into singing metal. It may sound weird to some people, but it's the truth.

[@GodWeenSatan]

​@@amypavlica3573 there has been some hip hop in industrial. Ministry - Test and Front line assembly - Victim of a criminal come to mind

[@MrJohnnyLighting]

As a fellow ngga ✊🏾. Jk. "1-800 Suicide" was a dope joint too. Eminem's "Stan" followed in it path

[@michaels1422]

At last! Gravediggaz. Pretty much any track from their '6ft deep' (US title)/'Niggamortis' (European title) is worth listening to. A shame that subsequent titles didn't match the inventiveness of this album with Rza and Prince Paul on production. Suggestions: 'Animal Rap' Jedi Mind Tricks ft Kool g Rap. 'Worst nightmare' Demigodz 'Mona Lisa' Slick Rick 'React' Erick Sermon and Redman 'Lafleur laflah eshoshka' Helta Skeltah 'The Show' Doug E Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew ft Slick Rick

[@phar0ahad3]

lol niggamortis

[@MrVolcano180]

this track is still a classic to me.

[@teeblack06]

RIP Grym Reaper/Too Poetic

[@BornSavior555]

That’s the RZA from The Wu-Tang Clan in the 2nd verse. Frukwan in the last verse from Stetsasonic. Producer Prince Paul from Stetsasonic and De La Soul. Johnny Mathis -No Love (But Your Love) sample from 1958. That album is great with so many great samples!

[@jflatty5389]

you skipped grym reaper - he's one of the main guys in group- died of cancer like 20 years ago

[@quirkypurple]

Prince Paul is a legend. Did he and RZA share production on this?

[@BornSavior555]

@@quirkypurple Prince Paul did the whole track by hisself but had give credit to RNS for find the sample and RZA gets credit because it went through RNS to RZA hands and the Prince Paul, who put the whole thing together… but on the on album RNS and RZA got the credit and not Prince Paul.

[@malte.3917]

First guy was Shabazz the Disicple (not a group member), second verse was RZA, third verse was Killah Priest (not a group member) and the fourth verse was Frukwan

[@chichoarguello3507]

Brotha Lynch Hung "Siccmade" is a good horrorcore song

[@kevinhaggerty2117]

R.A. THE RUGGED MAN DEFINITION OF A RAP FLOW

[@alexdawe-le4vj]

It's fiction, these guys are probably not actually murderers, it's entertainment, I don't believe that Ja Rule is an actual murderer, but I still like some of his music

[@onij082]

Try Psycho Realm - Stone Garden guys, you won't regret it. Please like if you agree.

[@antfrancis9941]

Banga, alongside premonitions & la conecta & psycho city blocks.

[@I8A4R3]

Last word to be spoken was supposed to say 'MAGIC' As a muso of all genre's......this whole album is in my top5 of all time Great react....love from Australia 👊😎

[@dirtysmity]

"1-800-suicide" and "Defective trip" you should try

[@tyqwanmills03]

Lauryn Hill Doo Wop (That Thing)

[@tyqwanmills03]

Fugees Ready or Not

[@Svensson-pi5cc]

BUSTA RHYMES - E.L.E. THE WRATH OF GOD ! JOYNAR LUCAS - THINGS I'VE SEEN TECH N9NE - BECOMING TO FAMOUS T.I. - HOW I FEEL

[@smittybenzo4693]

The 2nd guy is The Rza....producer/rapper of the world famous Wu Tang Clan. I believe the 4th guy is a member of The Wu as well named Masta Killa

[@michaels1422]

Don't think the 4th guy is Masta Killa.

[@smittybenzo4693]

@@michaels1422 ok I definitely wasn't sure

[@karlthomas7363]

@@michaels1422 forth guy is fruitkwon.shabazz the disciple is first,rza,killah priest then fruitkwon.

[@alexdawe-le4vj]

C'mon y'all, do you really think Ozzy was just killing people all day, just because he sang about it

[@yourchildrensghost9736]

This Album is Really Good.

[@death4experienzd4e94]

Necro created Death Rap. Its really all amazing lyrics but he is mad!

[@GodWeenSatan]

That would be Natas -Esham

[@gonzo2495]

Necro created maybe porn rap but Gravediggaz were years before him.

[@bobkilla430]

One of my favs

[@careless-minds]

Do Eminem - 'Stronger than I Was' for his singing!

[@smokindatshit8268]

That whole album was timeless

[@denisehomestlno5470]

How the hell can you not be nodding your head to this , I don't even realise I do it , but this beat is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@krist5625]

Nice, I like this. I think I'll have to listen to more of their music and like y'all said have the lyrics pulled up.

[@sebastianalfonso3058]

Rza from wu tang in the group. Check out King Just- worriors drum

[@sergiodavila5269]

Love that rap artists embraced horror-core….these guys are pretty macabre….LOVE IT!!! Didn’t one of these dudes have 666 shaved into their heads?!?! Love just a black metal aesthetic got injected into rap 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@unclebob2792]

BIG - L (DEVILS son)

[@davdo6]

put on Flatlinerz "Live Evil" thats pure darkness or anything from their album "U.S.A" (Under Satan's Authority)

[@nefnasty2]

I chewed my fing arm off, n made an escape.

[@TheRealness408]

*AMG - BITCH BETTA HAVE MY MONEY*

[@IziarFknCassidyRepnMelb]

No where To Run

[@hiphopfresh4ever]

Flatlinerz “Live Evil”

[@uknowwhothehelliare6594]

Do OGC HELTAH SKELTAH lefluer lefluer

[@eriszale7739]

never gonna stop asking - RAKIM FOLLOW THE LEADER LYRICS VIDRO

[@Laneyb77]

R.A. The Rugged Man- Uncommon Valor

[@57kwest]

This group was an "off-shoot" of the Wu-Tang Clan. Rza also brought in a group called Wu Gambinos

[@antfrancis9941]

There weren't any group call wu Gambino. The wu had song called wu Gambino but no group.

[@yesdex5996]

Thats the RZA from Wu Tang rappin and the guy yall thought was westly snipes on self destruction video its tge RZA"s group

[@switchflow5405]

Check out Twisted Insane "Night Train" Watch the video it's cool. "Unexplained" is the best song on that Gravediggaz album on.

[@yesdex5996]

Gravediggaz constant elevation

[@levarmitchell3962]

Of you would like this because you're a horror fan but I thought the point of your videos was to try to understand stuff you don't like.

[@ozymandias4988]

Above intelligent and constant elevation

[@flopimus]

Rza?!

[@emmanuelzuniga5704]

Can you guys react to dead prez- propaganda

[@ronnieturner3110]

Wu-diggaz

[@samclark9136]

DR DOOOM Apartment 223

[@ozymandias22]

Necro - For the Streets pleeeeaseeee reaaactionnn...

[@3stan317]

Just recently stumbled upon you guys. Love your reactions! Here are some 90s-early 2000s mainstream rap/hip hop tracks I hope you guys react to: LL Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out (1991) Naughty by Nature - O.P.P. (1991) Arrested Development - People Everyday (1992) Arrested Development - Mr. Wendal (1992) Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain (1993) Beastie Boys - Sabotage (1994) Snoop Dogg - Gin And Juice (1994) Luniz - I Got 5 On It (1995) Coolio feat. L.V. - Gangsta's Paradise (1995) Skee-Lo - I Wish (1995) Method Man feat. Mary J. Blige - I’ll Be There For You/You’re All I Need To Get By LL Cool J feat. Boyz II Men - Hey Lover (1995) Fugees - Ready Or Not (1996) The Notorious B.I.G. feat. Puff Daddy & Mase - Mo Money Mo Problems (1997) Puff Daddy - It's All About the Benjamins Lauryn Hill - Doo Wop (That Thing) (1998) Big Punisher feat. Joe - Still Not A Player (1998) Jay-Z feat. Ja Rule & Amil - Can I Get A... (1998) The Roots feat. Erykah Badu - You Got Me (1999) Outkast - Ms. Jackson (2000) Eminem - The Way I Am (2000) Dr. Dre feat. Eminem - Forgot About Dre (2001) Nelly - Ride Wit Me (2001) Nelly feat. Kelly Rowland - Dilemma 50 Cent - In Da Club (2003) Outkast - Hey Ya (2003)

[@djhyjak]

Kwame - The Man we all know and love

[@kaozzero6923]

React to Gotham by Dax

[@zekerodriguez8332]

Bone thugs did stuff with eazy e foe the love of money

[@h3llsBells]

Eminem rabbit run please!!

[@michaelnewton9381]

Tech N9ne!!!

[@RAA10382]

Why do you guys look so uninterested though? LOL

[@christianjantha590]

please react to dr dre ft eminem forgot about dre

[@luisrojas3173]

1-800SUICIDE GRAVEDIGGAZ

[@phar0ahad3]

XXXTENTACION-I SPOKE TO THE DEVIL IN MIAMI

[@alfonzohoward185]

It was the only good song on the album

[@jermainezinnerman7450]

Um no. But you're entitled to your opinion. No matter how dumb it is