DID NOT EXPECT THAT!!! | First Time Hearing Blondie - "Rapture" | REACTION

[@RobertLeija]

Interesting note, Rapture was the first number-one single in the United States to feature rap vocals in 1981. 👍😎👍

[@onceIhadalove]

*Frankly, not just the USA, THE WORLD!*

[@3DJapan]

I always wonder how black rap fans think of a blonde white woman being number 1.

[@plaidmoon5642]

@@3DJapan I've seen a video from one of the early rap artists (maybe Grandmaster Flash?) who said he and other rappers recognized the importance of Rapture and were thrilled that a mainstream band like Blondie saw the value of rap enough to attempt their own rap song. His reaction to the actual rap was "What the hell was that all about?"

[@robertmills8640]

Debbie would hang out with some of those New York rappers

[@davidperlowski1477]

@@3DJapan Blondie played the same clubs in the early 70s as SugarHill and others. Jean-Michel Basquiat played the DJ in the video. Can't speak for folks today, but she had help writing this song back then, and it got them a LOT of recording contracts.

[@Ontariosound]

Landmark song. Disco was nearly dead, New Wave was popular, Hip Hop and Rap were in their infancy. This banger brought them all together. This video was everywhere back then......

[@corneliusantonius3108]

Maddona and Micheal Jackson made Disco survive,

[@nickface55]

Well Said!

[@ClubPDX]

Disco didn't die. It morphed and mutated into dance music.

[@Ontariosound]

@@ClubPDX The disco culture had fizzled by then. Dance music has been with us since ancient times.

[@ChuckDrennen]

I love that look on your face when she started rapping. This was the first number one song to feature rap.

[@TannerHemmingsen]

Now you need to react to their songs “Call Me” and “One Way or Another”. I promise you’ll be blown away

[@djGreenALERT]

I would have said 'Heart of Glass' or 'The tide is high' but sure, those as well!

[@r.lyster8280]

Those are two of my favorite Blondie songs as are Heart of Glass and Rapture. Other favorites are Die Young Stay Pretty, No Imagination, Atomic, The Tide is High, Accidents Never Happen... You know I should quit or I'm just gonna end up listing half of their songs. 😄

[@daveb1797]

Dreaming!!!

[@Ontariosound]

@@djGreenALERT Aileen already reacted to Heart of Glass. Superbly.

[@hanger6776]

Throw in “Atomic”

[@chrisking879]

Debbie Harry and Blondie was the go between the NY rap and punk scene. Respected and loved by both.

[@matt01506]

"CBGB" is not a bad film if you haven't seen it.

[@redzwestisbest]

I would also add in Rick Rubin to that formula...

[@EnkiSvohden]

@@redzwestisbest rick is fundamental in the industry!

[@krkhns]

Blondie was very much into the NYC art scene in the 80s. The song is about the underground dance clubs they would go to where rap was born. "Fab Five Freddie told me everybody's fly" - Fab Five Freddy is considered the "Father of Street Art" 4:55 That's Fab Five Freddy painting the word "RaP". Freddy was good friends with - "DJ spinnin' I said, 'My My' Flash is fast, Flash is cool" - Grandmaster Flash.

[@chrisv.h.2307]

Love this song! The groove is so funky, and it's an early homage to Brooklyn's then mostly unknown hip hop scene. The video is full of references to the genre's Caribbean roots and cultural touchstones like street art. I'd also recommend Blondie's "Call Me" for a whole other side of the band.

[@dagfincarp1113]

For a lot of us white people, this song was the intro to rap. It was mind-blowing at the time. Debbie is an iconic queen.

[@joanndowers5080]

Debbie is still rocking and ageing gracefully. Nothing fake about her! Beautiful lady!!! You go girl!!!❤

[@markeemark85]

That was Fab Five Freddy white suit top hat beginning of Video , good to see the kids discovering some old school Blondie

[@digitaldirt7773]

I saw Debbie Harry (Blondie) live, the same day I saw the Ramones and Tom Tom Club ( Talking Heads without David Byrne) Not many people can say that. It was one of the best nights of my life. I am posting this and have seen Jerry Lee Louis, Chuck Berry, Beastie Boys and Oingo Boingo.

[@RedDawnRocker]

Aileen, Debbie is amazing at everything she attempts. She even tried her hand at acting and was fantastic. Back in the day, when we got Blondie with Debbie in the lead we also got the band Berlin with Terri Nunn (who was also an actress) on vocals and the band Missing Persons with the "wayyyyyy out there" Dale Bozzio as lead. New wave music brought us some truly amazing female vocalists all at once. The 80s were a great time.

[@mccombjames]

Saw Blondie a couple years ago, and Debbie’s still got it! Stellar show.

[@Hybridgtr]

Dreaming is one of my favourite Blondie songs. A bit of a departure from your last two Blondie reactions. -Terry

[@bigmike2464]

First Rap Song on MTV; Blondie is a rabbit hole you will enjoy. They had no genre, they dabblied everywhere with their song, which is why they have always been one of my Favs.

[@mynameispaul0530]

"Atomic" is one of my fave Blondie songs and I can't believe they made it in 1979. Featured in movie "Trainspotting."

[@OgreProgrammer]

And Aileen will LOVE the bass in it.

[@dunringill1747]

This one is in our history books. Rap had been around as an underground genre, but Blondie's 'Rapture' brought Rap into mainstream attention for the first time. Blondie has a great music catalogue to explore. They were pioneers that mixed a variety of genres including new wave, punk, rock, pop rock, disco, & funk. Here is a very short list of song recommendations: "One Way or Another" "The Hardest Part" "Dreaming" "Call Me" "Atomic" "The Tide Is High" "Union City Blue" "Die Young, Stay Pretty" "Detroit 442" "Hanging on the Telephone" "11:59"

[@timkinley1779]

Heart of Glass

[@TerenceSquires]

Deee-Lite - "Groove is in the heart" is another vibe.

Your reactions and comments about Debbie and my favorite band ever are so lovely. I think you express what I’ve always loved about this song, Debbie and the band better than I ever could.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

There's a lot to be said about the origins of rap surrounding this song - man, Deborah Harry in that New York scene in the mid-to-late seventies. This was a tip of the hat to that scene, and it's so fun. I love the way you analyze her voice, and if you haven't already, I would give a close listen or react to her huge hit call me. The things that she's doing with her voice in that, some of them quite subtle, are just so cool. Shows a lot of strength but then the ability to go airy, and she really twists certain things into a slang kind of delivery that is just so cool.

[@michaelevans5460]

I think her best vocal is on "Picture This." They have a ton of huge hits. "Dreaming" is my favorite, but "Hanging on the Telephone," "One Way or Another" and "Call Me" were also giant rock hits. There's also "Union City Blue," "Sunday Girl," "The Tide is High"...

[@nygener]

Debbie Harry was the IT girl in the 70's and 80's, The STAR of Studio 54. BTW. Madonna stole her act and also from Grace Jones

[@dantheman9228]

Sunday girl and One way or another are my favourite Blondie songs i still have all their albums on vinyl lol

[@onceIhadalove]

*It surprises a lot of people that Blondie's RAPTURE was not only the first number one rap single in the USA, it is also THE FIRST number one rap single in THE WORLD! Secondly, Rapture was the only rap single at the time - and throughout decades - that used original [Blondie's] music, not a sampling or a backing track of another person's music. Lastly, and most importantly, these facts led Blondie and RAPTURE to be featured in the Rap Hall of Fame and The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! Debbie Harry and Blondie's RAPTURE was BEYOND - and still is - GROUNDBREAKING.*

[@billfenton7147]

Piss off wikipedia

[@DavidAston-bn9bz]

Hi Aileen. Recently discovered your channel as a Floydian and love your passion for the songs of yesteryear. Debbie Harry was the epitome of cool and the "RAPture" title cleverly told us of what was to come. "Atomic", "The Tide is High" and "Call Me" are among many classics and show the variety of styles she could pull off.

[@John-tn7nm]

The rap scene was growing so rapidly musicians wanted to try it. Like this song. Even The Pet Shop Boys in England wrote a rap song. "West In Girls."

[@quentinpaulson7626]

west end girls*

[@Spiderific]

West End Girls

[@JustMeWJ1]

Aileen is so humble. I really love her reactions. She seems so sweet and so kind. Keep up the work Aileen and Keep on doing your reaction YOU ROCK

[@koozykush4872]

Love how you don’t pause the music video every 5 seconds to draw out the watch time! ❤️ Subscribed

[@stornowayscotland]

Absolutely beautiful Aileen thank you for the reaction hope you are good ❤❤

[@Shadowace724]

Blondie opened so many people to a wider world.

[@leeedwards9068]

Dear Aileen… Thank you for this reaction…and SO many more. If you want to hear a COMPLETELY different ‘Blondie’; a sweeping, powerful, yet somehow haunting (the ending scene of an amazing series; ‘the deuce’) version of ‘Sidewalks of New York’ I only wish it was available for download…but can be found on KZbin. I don’t want to spoil the series (in case you enjoy watching series’)…but I will simply say that the main character played by James Franco (Vincent), WAS a twin brother. His final walk through Times Square finds him in present day…but still able to see the spirits of those that impacted his life and memories… Quite beautiful… I hope you check it out! Oooh…to see the actual final scene with the song (for full effect)…please watch ‘the deuce’ final scene Part 1 and Part 2…

[@Spiderific]

"Dreaming" and "Atomic" are my favorite Blondie songs. Hope you can get to one of them sometime! ☮️

[@Guy-lo3ld]

It's awesome to see you enjoying their music and loving Debbie's style. 💯 I believe you would really enjoy their songs Atomic and Dreaming. 💜💜 C'mon, go for it! 😃

[@MrGpschmidt]

Debbie is the GOAT & Blondie is so vastly underrated as a musical group in my opinion. This song proved you can mix so many genres yet remain true to rock/pop. I hope you do ATOMIC & DREAMING soon (they're my faves). Glad you're vibing w/them A xoxo

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

Your breakdowns of how someone sings are so enthralling. I loved the part where you said "Her voice is like a rollercoaster", so insightful ❤

[@JulieFreyHomeWebBiz]

Options (from human jukebox) ++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1. One Way Or Another (fun!) 2. Call Me (featured in a movie so could be a movie trailer!) 3. The Tide Is High (could be after any story where lovers are separated) Yes, multi-part songs are so cool! Some bands pride themselves with not sticking to any formula or one music type.

[@HandleTakenlol]

The first person to ever rap on MTV ...also the first to steal My heart 😊

[@garyrobb5341]

So cute reaction! You’re pretty too. Luv ya girlie! 😊❤

[@Dubblebass]

I am glad you chose this one as the next song. I am pretty sure we all knew you weren't expecting that!!! LOL Great reaction Aileen!!! 'Call Me' and 'One Way or Another' are iconic. She has a bunch of great songs though.

[@dazeitgeist]

Yessss! Great stuff!! Just to blow your mind a bit. 2 of the band, the guitarist and the piano player. Are twin brothers. Insanely famous here in England for this, and also for playing the Kray twins in a film in the 80's about the Krays. Also, the piano playing brother wrote this song! 😊 Pure badasses P s. I knew the PM Dawn version maybe 25 years before I saw/heard the original. It's a funny old world 😁😎👌

[@MrBratius]

You have just scratched the surface of Blondie's catalog of music. Growing up listening to her was a treat.

[@markuslusch568]

Hey my dear Aileen! I love to see, that you had uncovered Blondie, NIIIICE! One fact of her legacy as an Artist is: "Blondie's “Rapture” (1980) became the first single featuring a rap to reach number 1 in the USA", and of course much more, she, Debbie, together with her Band, made Music with style, part was influenced by disco und punk, part is her own innovation, this RAP ture for example, her influence to wave, mixing everthing with elements of funk, astonishing and really nice, take care my dear, see ya! 😘💝

[@edtgedtg8397]

California ed ❤ you were definitely having fun 😅😅❤ loved it thank you very much ❤

[@willfromyadkinville]

oh you want a good one "The Hardest Part" is must see tv!

[@franko6677]

Debbie is a living legend at almost 80 years old! We need to protect this woman at all costs!

[@ThistleAndSea]

Fun one, Aileen! Thanks for sharing it.

[@BarrenCosmos]

I’m so happy you’re able to upload this and hopefully the Twisted Sister one too today/one of these days 😭 The smile you’re doing as she starts singing?? My heart is in pieces from you 🫠🖤

[@KevanCorkill]

Hi Barren😊 She's a very very smart business person and understands the numbers game. Have a great day 😊👍

[@BarrenCosmos]

@@KevanCorkill Hey Kevan!! She’s incredibly smart in every which way from Sunday and is witty as can be ❤️ Have yourself a great day and we appreciate how kind you are to her 😭

[@thechristianbernal]

This is considered the first rap video ever played on MTV. The Dj- Fab Five Freddie was the host of the first MTV rap show block.

[@geoffadavis]

The Tide is High, Dreaming and Atomic are other great tunes by Blondie.

[@matt01506]

Debbie Harry (blondie) Was offered a lift once in New York, but luckily for her, she thought twice and didn’t accept it. She later found out that the man who offered her the lift was TED BUNDY !

[@novak9778]

Great choice. Punk pop in 80s. Pop bands had a lot of punk segments. Hello Aileen. Great reaction. You made me smile

[@thomaswelnicke9852]

Thank you another great reaction video. I remember when this song came out. We didn't know what to think of it at first. Your surprise with debbie rapping was the same surprise we had. I never paid much attention to top one hundred charts. If I heard a song I liked I listened. Thanks again.

[@tommyc6066]

Triumph is a Canadian rock band with an incredible guitar player & singer. Gil Moore is one of my favorite hard hitting drummers. Rik Emmett has an incredible vocal range. I have no idea how he hits those high notes. To hear that incredible vocal range, check out the song "Time Goes By" I'm pretty sure you and the subscribers will enjoy this band.

[@Stein55Pan]

WhooHoo! Glad you finally got that one it! I knew you'd love it! Your reaction was exactly as I expected! 👍😎

[@robertsterner2145]

I was a young gay boy in the late 70s-early 80s and even *I* had a crush on Debbie. So did virtually everybody: black, white, straight, gay, man, woman.. She was IT! There never would have been a Madonna or a Gaga had it not been for Debbie Harry and Blondie fused so many genres of music together, I can't think of another band who did it so successfully commercially (there are probably are some, though).

[@t.c.bramblett617]

My first crush for sure. Her music was the doorway to adult pleasure without being explicit in that way, just perfect for a 12 year old lol

[@Bunny-bi8dj]

I’ve heard a few blonde songs over the years but not sure if I’ve heard this one before. Loved this reaction and always look forward to more from you! 💙

[@3DJapan]

Debbie Harry had such an angelic voice.

[@NickShaw-d8r]

To this day the band remain a great watch. Debbie is the star but she is surrounded by some very good musicians especially Clem Burke who to this day remains one of the world's finest drummers - check him out on Dreaming. Aileen another hit - thanks for sharing.

[@For_The_Masses]

Blonde, especially Debbie Harry, was embraced here in NYC--I love her. I'm glad the group helped push hip-hop further into the mainstream. Great choice!

[@GrantReedIII]

This was the first popular song to hit number 1 that included a part that was rapping. I quite like Atomic. If you get the chance to watch the original video from the 1970s, to get a baseline, then watch the live performance with Debby Hari last year (2023) in England of the same song. Yes, Blondie, with Debby Harry at lead vocals, performed live in 2023 at an open air festival in Glastonbury, England.

[@theresamorris6206]

I discovered you when you were first looking at Primus and being somebody who is in the base I thought oh my God this should blow your mind. But now you're looking at Blondie I absolutely love Blondie I'm a Debbie Harry fan forever welcome to the journey of Blondie there are too many things for me to recommend at this point. I will recommend a bunch of stuff the other people need you to their hits and then I will pull out some of the stuff that'll blow your mind later

[@TheReuby667]

Grand Master Flash taught Debbie to rap

[@myproject13ttt]

Still have my whole Grandmaster Flash Collection.👊💯

[@bettyrose959]

Wasn't taught, singers have been rapping for centuries. It was just never called rap. Debbie Harry was big in getting rap music heard. She took on the whole industry. The major labels started signing rap artists during this period because of her. She refused to appear on SNL when this song was released unless they included The Funky 4 plus one. On February 14, 1981, The Funky 4 Plus One made history when they performed "That's The Joint" on NBC's Saturday Night Live. She was a huge contributor to the rap industry and it's rise. She actually fought for it to happen.

[@myproject13ttt]

@@bettyrose959 I'm so proud to have been part of that time🙏 70s/early 80s is the only rap I listen to. I myself a B-Boy from the time (Still aB-Boy) I knew when Blondie appeared in American Bandstand, they were going to be Special, even as a Kid in grade school.

[@robertserafin-uc3qn]

Umm She hung out with the Sugar Hill gang in the late 70's

[@bettyrose959]

@@robertserafin-uc3qn Well, they were all in the same neighborhood making music. Just walking up to CBGB's you walked past a group on the corner rapping. Most of them all knew each other. Debbie took on the industry who wasn't signing any rap and it was getting very little airplay. She used her status to help make that all happen. That whole NY music scene helped in that. Same place that brought out the Beastie Boys. Also a punk band that rapped. I guess people don't understand the history of the music industry and how much control they hold on what people listen to. Took some brave artists to force changes on that stronghold. Anyway, most of the bands (and rappers) from that area were all in for each other. They did big things in NY in those days.

[@ArlynMeylan-jo7hq]

Wild hey great time in music history 😊

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

I loved your reaction to this, Aileen. 'Blondie' is the band, the lead singer is Debbie Harry, she now likes to be known as Deborah. Songs which I recommend by them are: "Fade Away and Radiate", "Picture This", "One Way Or Another", "Union City Blues", "Call Me", "(I'm Always Touched by Your) Presence, Dear", "Die Young Stay Pretty", "Atomic", "Dreaming". There are many more tracks by them as they have an extensive catalogue, but these are good ones to continue with.

[@THX3811]

Your face when she started to rap!! Loved your reaction to this. May I suggest, F.E.A.R. by Ian Brown. If only to see your reaction/head explode when you realise what you've listened too!

[@34rdiaz]

Another one with the killer bass .which i know you love..😂♥️🙏...great song fun reaction....debra harry and olivia newton john were my first crushes..😊..especially olivia with hee song " Magic "..she won me over..

[@neilshackleton89]

My fave New Wave/Rock/Disco/Rap/Reggae/Pop group. Blondie has so many amazing songs. My personal fave is probably "Dreaming", but it changes depending on my mood. Probably the best one to react to next is "One Way Or Another", to see another side to them. Debbie is still rocking into her 70's. A recent(ish) song that I liked is "Doom or Destiny", featuring Joan Jett. Cheers!

[@GranpaMike]

Very fun rabbit hole, keep exploring.

[@KevanCorkill]

Hi Aileen 😊 Absolutely brilliant reaction and analysis of Blondie's Rapture 😊👍 I'm glad you and your team figured out how to get around the blockage from KZbin... great job 😊👍 You are a very very smart business person and you understand the numbers game 🎯 All the recommendations are fantastic from the comments and I look forward to your reactions in the future 😊👍 Have a great day you and Arya with much love 😊👍💪❤️✌️🤘🎃👑👑 PS I agree with Barren that this is a way to get around KZbin for future blocked videos. Hopefully I get to meet him when I see you at the Meet and Greet next year 😊👍

[@samuelrossmesa1430]

Pls react next to "Call Me" and "One Way Or Another". 😊

[@kenlawless7247]

Blondie was part of the NY art scene that included early rappers.. I think they would see this as tapping into a new art form for inspiration. I think they would also reject any Ideas that they were part of pioneering rap music

[@Richarddraper]

So many great Blondie songs and I'd say Dreaming would be a good one to go with next.

[@Giveittome2012]

Great reaction, Aileen. Imagine how most of us acted the first time WE heard this. It was unlike anything most of us had heard at that point in our lives. TBH I didn't even realize I'd just heard someone rapping. I respect this lady and this song even more today. She was a traliblazer.

[@TheMichellephoto]

Blondie was my Idol when I was little in the 70’s ❤

[@johnboydTx]

Debbie was a Pioneering Legend ...😊 🙏✌️❤️

[@peteleal5365]

Give a listen to "Call Me" We had fun with music videos in the 80's & 90's. MTV Rules. Miss that music

[@barrylavender7938]

Great band who are still touring despite originally splitting up in 1982. Lots of great songs to choose from but you must react to "One way or another".

[@hcm9999]

"Union City Blue" is my favorite Blondie song.

[@peterkarargiris4110]

As an 'arty' alternative (15-year-old) high school kid back in 1980, I remember spinning this album late into the night while I created my angsty artwork. Every time I hear this album (Autoamerican) and this song I'm transported back. My favourite song by Debbie Harry is 'Inner City Spillover.' - very alternative for the time and super cool. Great reaction Aileen.

[@randallgamino2600]

Groundbreaking song for Blondie and the industry because it fused pop and hip hop. She honored Fab 5 Freddy & Grand Master Flash, two hip hop pioneers! Go Blondie! 🔥🔥🔥

[@CarlDalach-px4cj]

I was young when she hit the stage. Lovely 😍

[@colingregory7464]

No two Blondie songs were ever the same and almost all of them were groundbreaking !

[@tommymcgrory9039]

Wow that was weird just as was ready to type how I love your grin and smile through this you mentioned it, it show an appreciation to the music the artist has supplied, keep smiling x̌

[@curtismitchell4885]

My favorite Blondie song.

[@jpmangen]

Yep! Rap was still in the clubs and very localized. No west coast east coast crap. Evidently she was exposed to rap music in the clubs and she brought in to her video as cutting edge music. Other posters are correct that this was one of the first use of rap music in the main stream. I was in my 20's when this was released and I was thing WTH did I just hear?

[@jon-paulfilkins7820]

And to their credit, a lot of the people in the background are from that scene.

[@jco207]

They partied with Fab Frive Freddy who is name checked in the song. Plus it's Basquiat behind the turntables.

[@calanor4130]

The eternally cool Debbie! Thanks for continuing to check out these guys! 🥳 Edit: By the way, I recommend checking out live clips of Blondie. They often sounded a bit more raw live, and I always find it a treat to watch Debbie bounce around all over the stage while Clem Burke massacres his drums!

[@scalle1971]

Great reaction! I love me some Blondie. Nostalgia all around. Recently I stumble upon a group named Brutus and i was instantly blown away. I would love to see you're reaction on their song 'War' ( Live at Rain City). ♥

[@FritzMonday]

Saw Blondie, back in 2013. Fantastic show! Debby Harry, is an incredible vocalist.

[@Jess-f8b]

Ms.senpai. I've watched most of the metal/hard rock reactions you've done as well as a good number of the other reactions like"monsters" a few days ago,great song!, as well as ffdp- wrong side heaven great song & lyrics,I get it! I completely understand your reaction, ,I had someone in my family who did 2 or 3 tour's in Vietnam,lucky for him he didn't get killed,but he did have p.t.s.d. after returning home. I was real young & don't don't remember much about him. But I do remember some of the things he said about what he had been through & saw & did. Most physical wounds heal over time but the mental aspect of seeing real f****d up s**t happen during the war first hand. The horrific things that happen either seeing it or being put in a situation where you don't have a choice,it's either kill or be killed! most people will say its an obvious choice! But for most people actually don't think or know & understand that what "a soldier " goes through during war & any given combat situation! But whatever the situation is or was. at the end of the day that soldier is still human,& they still feel emotion! I support the military 💯% . Keep doing what you do!!!!! Thanks !

[@Wombatmetal]

Iconic song. In the day MTV would not play black artists, but Debbie had met Grandmaster Flash and included rap in this song, and this song is the one that introduced rap to the MTV audience, and soon after rap and hip hop got traction on tv and the radio.

[@robertbrando7643]

You need to hear Blondie sing Maria. An amazing song!

[@JosephCampos-g9j]

Please do Dreaming. It's more punk...rock...mix. very cool

[@jmpenn90]

This song/rap/video was so far ahead of it's time though very innovative unique and pleasurable!!

[@andrewlustfield6079]

What blows me away about Rapture is just how funny it is. And there were a lot of people like Debbie Harry and David Bowie who had their finger on the pulse of what was happening in the early Hip Hip world and they were trying to get these artists recognized.

[@moscatodasti1]

"Dreaming" and "Sunday Girl" (the version with the French lyrics) are really good as well.

[@doorofnight87]

Not familiar with this one but I really enjoyed it. Thank you for bringing it to my attention and I loved your reaction!

[@mpete1000]

I was so lucky to be in my early teens when Blondie was big, I was way into Punk. The Punk band from CBGB's This was the first time Rap was incorporated into a rock song was huge risk that was successful. Also I'll have to find out the kid at the turn table I believe was a 13 year old Snoop Dog.

[@jer2xjim]

My fav reaction from the lovey Ms. Aileen. Thank you.

[@zepptar]

Good reaction 👍🏽

[@DaveKing-f2r]

One of the first rap lyrics to top the charts!