Rappers React To Beastie Boys "Three MC's And One DJ"!!!

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[@stephanieclark9849]

*This was done live in one take. The beat is coming from The Beastie Boys and Mix Master Mike only. No samples, no pre-recorded studio beats, no automation... just 4 guys with 100%, pure, raw, talent.*

[@ScottLovenberg]

Then they made Paul's Boutique to make up for the lack of samples. 😄 Seriously though, the list of musicians who love Paul's Boutique is so large and diverse! When you release a hip hop album that both Miles Davis and Henry Rollins among others declare to be one of their favorite albums, you've got a winner on your hands.

[@maineiacial]

Facts

[@PickpocketJones]

Mic Master Mike is a legend. One half of one of the most brutal beatdowns in DMC history when he and Q-Bert won the world title as the "Dream Team"....kzbin.info/www/bejne/roHEfKWPjtisf6s

[@MrChristbait]

​@@ScottLovenberg nobody could afford the samples nowadays!

[@RysterARCEE]

The video version may have no samples, but the album version uses 9 samples.

[@ExhaustedElox]

People sleep on the fact that Mixmaster Mike did all that with one record and one fader. Dude is a genius.

[@bugvswindshield]

a true musician can make music with damn near anything. Mixmaster IS a freaken mad genius. Soo good. I have never read more truer words that you wrote.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

Check out a track called Well Wicked.. he hooks his tables up to a wah wah peddle its pretty dope.

[@JJM3rd]

Mix Master Mike didn’t join the Beastie Boys until 1998 on their “Hello Nasty” album, which is where this song comes from. That’s why you didn’t hear about him through most of their career. Once he joined the band he changed their dynamic and they definitely gave him lots of props. Mix Master Mike was a member of the DJ collective called the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, founded with DJ Qbert. They revolutionized the DJ scratching game in the 90s. If you like what MMM did here definitely check out DJ Qbert or the Skratch Piklz.

[@maineiacial]

Qbert is a problem

[@jza_10]

There’s a voicemail from mixmaster mike on the album too where he’s auditioning his scratching to the beastie boys and he tells them how he connected his turntable to a guitar wah pedal and then he goes ham then this song comes on

[@realfoodrefrigerator9338]

Yeah but they were fyre when they DJ Hurricane as well...MMM just another part of the evolution. These dudes shuld probably check out the movie Scratch...

[@guggie]

This is fire. My favorite fact about this: it was done in one take. You can find single camera views of the performance.

[@user-lq3kl8mb1h]

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[@sarahp9086]

This jam, Sure Shot, and Intergalactic are still part of my daily playlist. Driving down the street yelling "We be gettin' stupid in your area...!" Mixmaster Mike is a freakin' GOD on the turntable!

[@91GT347]

Hell yeah ! The robot part of intergalactic is my ringtone.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

First time I’ve heard this 😊👍

[@radicaladz]

Mixmaster Mike's big innovation to their sound was hooking his turntables to a wah-wah pedal. He called it the "tweak scratch" technique. This was from the first album they did together, Hello Nasty, the same one that features Intergalactic.

[@bill9605]

The Beastie Boys have to go down as one of the greatest hip-hop groups of all time and I'm so old I saw them as a hardcore punk band at cbgb's

[@ashleydixon4613]

I’m SO jealous! But I was lucky enough to catch them in ’94 at Lollapalooza-omg it was amazing! I thought the crowd was gonna rip the place apart when they played Sabotage (which was on their latest album at the time)!

[@jackjones701]

I have a old cassette tape of the Beastie boys that's all hardcore punk

[@ProfessorKenneth]

One of the greatest MUSICIANS of all time. They did more than rap...bill. just sayin. 🙏🏻

[@elbruces]

The point they were trying to make is that the MC's cant do anything until the DJ shows up. Mix Master Mike won the world DJ contest so many times that they asked him not to come back, to give somebody else a chance. He was also an unlockable character in SSX Tricky. The thing about the Beastie Boys is they got started so early in rap history, that they kind of got "grandfathered in." When they started, rap was just a New York thing. It wasn't a "black" thing yet. So these white boys did their thing, and if anybody had a problem with that later on, they'd just get pointed to history and have to shut up and sit back down. The Beasties were Rick Rubin's first ever signed group. They basically paid for Def Jam to get off the ground. They also handed LL Cool J's mixtape to Rick Rubin and told him it was worth a listen. These white guys are basically right at ground zero of the start of all old-school hip-hop as we know it. I see people these days arguing about where Eminem stands in hip hop because of his whiteness, but I've *never* seen anybody dare to have that discussion about the Beastie Boys. They may not be in your personal top five, but nobody ever challenges their place in hip hop history.

[@keithwatkins7908]

As a heavy metal/rock fan, it was the likes of Beastie Boys and Run DMC, who broadened my music horizons. Great video and reaction, thanks for the upload.

[@austinfallen]

I was heavily into death and thrash metal in the late 80’s to early 90’s, but I always had a place in my playlist for these guys

[@KenBober]

Same. Thrash was definitely my genre that made me love music. Sadly it's dying out. At least havok is reinventing thrash for the moden generation. In my opinion.

[@austinfallen]

@@KenBober strangely, back when I turned 40 I changed to j rock 80’s synth lol I recommend maximum the hormone. Odd as f***, but massively entertaining. Thrashy, punky, rappy, ska’y lol

[@KenBober]

@@austinfallen ok im gonna check them out now.

[@KenBober]

@@austinfallen DUDE!!!!!! Death note gave me a system of a down feel. I'm hooked!!! Thanks for this.

[@kristaspecht]

@@KenBober now I'm gonna have to check them out! Lol!

[@ColinFurness77]

I'm predominantly a metal guy and I've been to a ton of metal and hard rock concerts (and others)... BUT ... Saw the Beastie Boys once, and honestly, it's still in my top 5 favourite concerts of all-time. I'm not the dancing type, and they had me dancing (poorly) in the aisle. I'd ask y'all to react to So What'cha Want, but I'm sure you must've heard that song a billion times already. It's, bar none, my favourite rap song of all time. I especially love the Muppet parody video of that song. (with the Swedish Chef, Animal, and Beaker) By the way, I saw Metallica with Avenged Sevenfold, and Gojira a few years back. They had Mixmaster Mike jamming between bands all evening. It was awesome!! Just shows you how open-minded Lars and company are as music fans.

[@gabreel8112]

Mix Master Mike was and still is definitely one of the best hip hop dj's.

[@KenBober]

Beastie boys was my first taste of rap. They are engraved as legends and nothing anyone says will ever change that. There was a point I couldn't stand rap because it was all about doing drugs, drinking, smacking ladies upside the head, spending money, shooting up rivals and so on. There was probably about 15 years I avoided rap/hip hop.

[@jasonremy1627]

You've got to respect that the Beastie Boys did an instrumental album...

[@cactaceous]

Adam is going through the archives and he says he has hours of “stoner jams” that they never released and he’s going to put them out.

[@richardcovarrubias2175]

Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Voodoo Child" live in Nashville is a must reaction.

[@dannwalker9865]

One of my favorite things about the Beastie Boys, aside from how obviously awesome they are, is how goofy they were too. I love the humor they brought into their songs & videos! 🤣 As someone else suggested, please check out The New Style 🎶🔥🎵🔥❤️❤️❤️

[@lindacoy7165]

I’m going to recommend “The New Style”. It’s so good. Beastie Boys were on Chappelle’s Show and performed it.

[@dannwalker9865]

YES!!!!! 🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️

[@thomgardnerwrestlingreviews]

I grew up with the beastie boys they debut when I was in grade school still a fan to this day R.I.P. AdRock

[@HandSoloRecords]

I think you mean RIP MCA. Adrock is still alive and kicking it.

[@JScottDMC]

Love your respect for the OGs of hip hop! Beastie Boys did indeed pave the way for many hip hop artists. Been my favorites since 1984. Earned a sub from me.

[@debbiedebster5806]

Beastie Boys!!❤❤❤ RIP Adam!! I've been to 2 of their shows, one the opening act was a dog show, so you KNOW they were different lol You guys should check some Mixmaster Mike solos, he is 🔥 Loved this guy, thanks!!❤✌

[@TheDeadStretch]

I swear the "Soulquarians" don't get enough love and recognition for their contribution to Hip-Hop. Notable members: Questlove, Q-tip, J Dilla, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, D'Angelo, Common... J Dilla is probably one of the best Hip-Hop producers of all time.

[@pyenapple]

Um. They get endless love and recognition I don’t know what planet you’re on but on earth they’re fully recognized

[@brettmarlar4154]

I saw them twice on the Ill Communication tour in 1995. They did this song and didn't miss a beat. They truly brought it every night. The Beastie Boys actually started off as a Punk band but blew up as a hip hop act. Other B-Boys songs to check out: Sabotage Get It Together Root Down Shake Your Rump Hey Ladies Whatcha Want

[@pyenapple]

This song came out in 1998.

[@brettmarlar4154]

@@pyenapple The song was put on an album in 1998, but as is with most songs, it was hashed out live before they recorded it.

[@Nickel138]

The legend Mix Master Mike. He wasn’t always their DJ, but he is amazing. Yo! Y’all should check out the documentary “Scratch.” It’s on KZbin, it’s amazing. Goes all the way back to the beginning. It’s an important hip-hop documentary. If y’all don’t react, just check it out on your own. Stack that knowledge.

[@xombiekat13]

I miss turntabilism. I used to go see QBert, Mix Master Mike and the Invisibl Skratch Piklz all the time. Great shows.

[@Nickel138]

@@xombiekat13 Damn. Lucky. I’d love to see them live. I still pull the tables out, but it’s not what it used to be.

[@echopryme]

Remember REAL MC's? Pepperidge Farms does...

[@mvaderh]

Beastie Boys and Nas - Too Many Rappers is a great one to check out for you guys as well.

[@kswwhodat]

The put on an amazing concert too! Mix Master is the man too!

[@shanemason4031]

There's a new trending new artist called Ren, this guy is crazy talented, plays guitar raps and presents music in a creative way. He is like something you never seen before. And spits bars in a story form like nobody I've ever seen. Please react to Ren and the song Hi-Ren this song has over 3 million views in a month.he is fire 🔥.

[@manna6618]

The best rap group that ever was...and they were WHITE! Yo as a brother this bothers me, but makes me smile thru my own ignorance... colour really don't matter when it comes to bars. Huge respect, a level us plebs can only ever dream of reaching!

[@Mr.Schitzengigglez]

Magic Mike has been banned from more competitions, than most people have entered, because he is just too good.

[@scottriches3282]

love the beastie boys! you mentioned Tom Green, have you ever seen any of his music from before he became famous? A group from Ottawa Canada called Organized Rhyme, biggest hit was Check the O.R. take a look at that someday

[@DorothyFarias]

Still remember first time I saw this video. A Classic.

[@mattjohn4731]

The Beasties worked with drummer Kate Schellenbach, DJ Hurricane, DJ Mario C, Mixmaster Mike and others

[@earthboundmother205]

Love this song! Love this video! My fave album by the Beasties is Ill Communication. You know an album is fire when you listen to it for the first time, then immediately start it over

[@pulsatingsausageboy2076]

“Shake Your Rump” has a pretty awesome video and “Root Down” is another banger.

[@markballge2742]

You guys NEED to react to Crown Lands "White Buffalo" and "The Oracle". These 2 Canadians will blow you minds.

[@toddkelly5985]

Dude, you guys should check out the Beastie Boys ft Nas “Too Many Rappers and not Enough Mcs” Classic. Awesome accomplishment to be the VERY FIRST WHITE BOYS EVER to rap, rubbing elbows with Run DMC, Rick Rubin, Russel Simmons. The 80’s, the 90’s, 2000’s. Then integrated their punk rock, psychedelic roots, and their other talents of playing instruments and just becoming a totally unique style. The albums became like mixed tapes of great original and creative music The rhymes weren’t heavy bars, but the beats were crazy and unpredictable. That’s why people started calling them the BeaTsie Boys. Then they get inducted into the Rock n Roll hall of fame by LL Cool J and Chuck D. Wish MCA could’ve been there. Beasties and Everlast were really the only white people in rap that got respect for a while. 3rd Bass got a little, but where are they. Everlast still making music(and he still does Hip Hop) He picked up an instrument just like the Beasties. Doesn’t mean he’s a “quitter”. Btw I don’t know too many people Eminem has made peace with, shouts out Everlast in a song, gives props to House of Pain during his induction speech, and allows him to come on Sway and get interviewed. People don’t even realize he’s been doing Hip Hop since the 80s and still tours the world. You might like his song Dream State, or the rap group hes in Warporne Industries. Fuckn bangin. Divine Styler is the dj.

[@user-lq3kl8mb1h]

No reaction of 3 mcs and 1 dj stays without the ghostbusters comparison LOL

[@heathcornbeef]

First time i saw these guy's was at the power station in Auckland 1100 capacity club L7 the next night same place and the last time was at the big day out 55.000 people

[@Ajushi08]

A little history : The one on the right Adam Yauch (with the raspy voice) was a co-founding member passed away from cancer. (RIP) These guys were discovered by Rick Rubin and they signed with DefJam Records with Russel Simmons they toured with RUN DMC way back in the day they were the opening act for them their biggest influence is RUN DMC. Beastie Boys have enough material for you to deep dive into there’s an endless rabbit hole of their music. These guys moved an entire generation of people before Eminem, Machine Gun Kelly, or NF came into the scene they were the first white guys that got respect from the Hip Hop community. They were the ones that paved the way for white rappers. And the DJ Mix Master Mike was one thee best to pioneer the art of turntablism. It’s one record on his table and this was performed live during the MTV Music Awards.

[@leeclarke917]

This video was shot live in one take. The beastie boys were the real deal. Mix master Mike was a legend on the wheels. I went to see them live in late 80s. Mix master Mike came out a did a 15 minute warm up solo of mixing and scratching. It was epic. Pure raw hip hop at its finest. It’s a shame hip (rap) hasn’t got this kind of talent anymore.

[@kristaspecht]

Morning y'all! Oh hell ya! I grew up listening to these guys! Ya on cassette tape lol! I love how he scratches!! Great choice guys!🤓❤️👍

[@MaRoach7]

You should check out their live performances in the 2000's when they're older. They still bring the energy and are so lit

[@metalguru85]

No Sleep Till Brooklyn next for the BB. That has got another dope video.

[@kristaspecht]

👍👍

[@timheller8475]

This was done in one take, and that is where the album "Hello Nasty" The B Boys are Hip Hop Royalty, and Mix Master Mike uses no drum machines

[@mark_white.]

The first Grammy rap album ...and one of Three so far in rockand roll hall of Fame....ya they pionered the way for everyone in rap to be taken legitimately. so ya Glad you Dug it.

[@shanevaters1615]

As a teen I had the impression this was them showing their respects and dedication to the Masta himself. From Sugarhill Gang to Slayer they just love music. Jack of All Trades, Masters of None.....but a whoooooole lotta fun

[@trenchy1990]

I'm still going to suggest Gratitude as a track to check out by the Beastie Boys

[@M85619]

MCs, DJs, Graff, Beatbox, BBoys

[@ronanfel8191]

The whole bit with them being still until he started the music was a comment about just how important the music and DJ is to REAL hip-hop. Also Mixmaster Mike is one of the best DJs on the planet.

[@CousinWhatIsIt]

I've yet to see anyone not be impressed by this video. On the DVD release, they had it so you could select which camera to watch from, and you can find the video on youtube of the camera on Mix Master Mike the whole time.

[@cactaceous]

Mix Master Mike came onboard when their 5th album Hello Nasty dropped in 1998. Their live DJ’s previously were Rick Rubin, yes that Rick Rubin and then DJ Hurricane.

[@CorduroyPaco]

I love that in every "reaction" video to this song the first thing they all say is, "Is he a Ghostbuster?"

[@altashheth451]

There's a Finnish hip-hop group that did a song as a reference / shout-out / response to this one. You might like it. The official music video is region locked for some reason, but just get a free VPN to watch it. It's called "One MC, One Delay" by Don Johnson Big Band. (Yeah, odd name. Song is in English.)

[@killme4362]

Yess this is my favorite beastie boys song!!!

[@lyleabrahams]

There are 4 elements of Hip Hop... you are correct (Graff - Dj - BBoy - Emcee)t. the 5th element is some new thing people try to push (meh)... Mix Master Mike is just one of the DJs to rock with the Beastie Boys.. and MMM is a legend in the game... Side Note - If yall trying to hear the illest of The Beastie Boys listen to Pauls Boutique , Check Your Head, and Ill Communication... thats the biggest consecutive run of their dopest sounds album wise.

[@metroskunk3000]

Beastie Boys was my first concert, saw them at the Norfolk Scope in Norfolk, Va. Licensed to ill Tour- Summer of 1987! It's a damn shame kids out here today don't know who the Beastie Boys are, damn shame. RIP MCA

[@joshjacobs3906]

One of the greatest performances ever was when they did Ch-Check It Out on the david letterman show. I would describe to you how biblical and revolutionary it was, but you just gotta see for yourselves. They did not lip sync that track. Peace from Pennsylvania ✌️

[@WhatHaveIMade]

The official Letterman channel uploaded the video for that performance around the time you posted this!

[@HandSoloRecords]

Originally it was jut the four elements. Eventually they added production as a fifth and after that it just kept growing. Gangsta rap started in Philly with Schoolly D and then Ice-T refined it and the west coast became the place where it evolved and blew up. This was in the late-80s before Wu-Tang was even formed. RZA was still Prince Rakeem and GZA was still The Genius. Also, the Beastie Boys have had a few DJs, starting with Rick Rubin (aka DJ Double R) in the very early days, DJ Hurricane up to Ill Communication, and then Mix Master Mike. I've heard Hurricane co-wrote "Three MCs and One DJ". But if you like Mixmaster Mike and DJ music, you should check out his old group Invisibl Skratch Piklz, which were asked by DMC (Disco Mix Club) to stop competing in their DJ battles because they intimidated other DJs who didn't want to compete against them. Check out some of their live routines, especially their battle with X-Men.

[@jasonpirok]

There's an extended version of this video somewhere that shows the Ghostbusters backpack is a portable record player that MMM was using in the record store. This video picks up as he's leaving the store with his new record.

[@anthonystinson5722]

Mike is a genius! He really started working with them in the late 90’s when they went back to their “old school” style on the Hello Nasty album. The 2 albums that came before have a completely different musical style- mainly punk, rock and jazz fused with hip hop. Such an eclectic band of geniuses- they always worked with the most talented session players and producers in the industry. Each album is a benchmark in whichever style they choose to portray. If you listen to the studio version of this song, the idea came from Mike himself- he has his turntable through a wah wah pedal and called MCA to give him a demo, but instead just left a voicemail. It’s the start of the track. Awesome. And great memories of seeing them all perform this live when I was 19. Thanks guys!

[@radicaladz]

Recommend Ch-Check It Out and Make Some Noise from their later albums.

[@Thessik73]

Beatboxing is the fifth element of hiphop.

[@jamesoblivion]

BEASTIE, according to the group, stands for Boys Entering Anarchistic States Towards Internal Excellence. It's a very punk rock ideal, which they translated to hip-hop, when they transitioned from one genre to the other, as the principle of being Licensed to Ill. In short, 'Do Whatever the F*ck You Want.'

[@p-slipknotfreak]

Love the beasties. Love them.

[@Brando-Lee3725]

HAH HAHAH !!! Damn !!! I was screaming at my monitor when you blanked !!!!....Africa Bambaataa !!!!!!! Man listen . I react to mostly to all your metal/rock vids . But in 85 I was a breakdancin on a cardboard slab whiteboy with my black and purple parachute pants with the zippers and fingerless gloves doin windmills ! I actually won a talent comp in elementary school ! HAha ! But at the same time I loved punk and metal . Eventually I leaned more that direction . But I still love good hip Hop . Hell , Bambaataa was wearing spiked gauntlets like a metalhead ! Times were different back then .

[@racebiketuner]

Really great vid!

[@BobbyGeneric145]

There's a reason why all the great rappers respect the Beasties... Because they are great.

[@imdatciftaslan2004]

Everyone WHO knows Mix master Mike , knows what He can do with only one record !!! Just awesome !!!

[@ExUSSailor]

Redman's not from NYC, he's from Newark, New Jersey!

[@MrDeadstu]

Old school is always better than modern "hip-hop" Have you guys heard Ice-T's "Midnight" ? It was a sequel to "6 in the Morning" - some sweet hardcore crime rhyme from 1991.

[@Know_Your_Enemy42]

The besttttttttt! The boys from Brooklyn ❤️ man I’m so thankful I grew up in Brooklyn

[@DaisyAzuras]

The craziest thing is knowing that that entire video was filmed live on TV all in one go no breaks no cuts no edits, and the only instrument other than their voice is a single final record on a single turntable with a basic mixing board all done five no rapper today to do what they did in that video

[@blitz1904]

If you guys ever react to them again, listen to The New Style! If you want/need a video, watch the cancelled S3 Dave Chapelle live version (though I’d recommend watching it after listening to it once).

[@amycrowley6891]

The “BEASTIE” in Beastie Boys is an acronym for: Boys Entering Anarchistic States Towards Inner Excellence

[@david.j9.rabbithole808]

Check out their induction ceremony into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to truly appreciate their contributions to American music.

[@numbersix9468]

i feel like this song is a throwback to the early days of hip hop when the DJ was The Man and mc's are their hype men.

[@adrathemetaloutlaw754]

Y'all gotta check out Mix Master Mike on the Strombo Show do a jam session. Very impressive DJ work

[@babyowl75]

How did I miss this one!? Great song. Please do No Sleep Till Brooklyn next. It's got a fun video. This video was done in one take.

[@worldfamouslanglois4805]

Bro is like OK i gotta go kills some ghosts .. i'm out .. Beasties were always taking the shit of of themselves too .. one of the greats thanks for this one.. cracks me the fuck up

[@Classic_Kev]

"That dude has a mean scratch game" speaking about Mix Master Mike. Yeah dude, people in the scratch game have heard of him

[@michaelwallace6857]

Good to see you guys do some more Beastie Boys. May I suggest your next Beasties song - Jimmy James from the Check Your Head album

[@CousinWhatIsIt]

One of my favorite Mix Master Mike solo tracks is called "Rebel Enforcer". It's not fancy scratching, but a killer beat.

[@meganyounger4842]

I've seen the BBoys 5x, the first time in 1990! I've seen them with Mixmaster Mike too! They sound amazing Live.

[@benvenue2730]

Iconic video. One take.

[@guitaroffthecuff-davids5528]

Is your shirt a reference to the movie They Live with Roddy Piper? Since you are a huge wresting fan, I'm guessing yes. I'm just surprised because it seems like nobody else on earth remembers that movie. It was epic. Cheesy, but epic. Thanks guys. I love what you do. Stay awesome!

[@alvindavid1562]

A DJ is the very reason hip-hop exists.

[@rickyharlow8596]

The beastie boys was originally a punk bad who with the influence of where they grew up transitioned to combination of rap and rock the beastie boys and RUN DMC are the forefathers of mainstream rap also the beastie boys introduced LL Cool J to the world

[@jackjones701]

Mike D said Beastie” is an acronym for “Boys Entering Anarchistic States Towards Internal Excellence.”

[@mradriankool]

Spike Jonze directed this and is a cameo as the guy who mix master Mike slides past to get into the block.

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

The Beastie Boys are 3 of the Godfathers of Hip Hop/Rap

[@mrsmith6763]

Ren ..."what you want" be a natural link right now (he knows what he's playin with)........🎵💯🔥

[@MrProfchaos71]

These guys literally wrote the book on samples too. Single handedly responsible for artists having to pay for samples. Paul’s Boutique

[@Thairenner]

Legends! Miss em so much 😭❤‍🔥✌🙏💪

[@ianwood9771]

Superbowl Sunday boys. Who ya got? Well I kno I got a song I've been waiting to see a reaction for. Collapse!!! By Fear Factory!!! Maybe one day. Its been well over a year since the last one...😭...lol

[@littletommy69]

There's a lot of DJs but not that many turntablists! Mix Master Mike is a legend 🔥

[@Triggerhippie70]

Oh my god what not to say about the freaking Beastie Boys! I grew up during this time when they first came out I was like oh shit I was obsessed. I mean I freaking love the Beastie Boys till this day and I’m now 53 years old!

[@jamesaldridge2007]

They started off as a punk band, and played their own musical instruments in their hip hop years. Talent!

[@crawdadnc479]

I love this song so much!

[@DaisyAzuras]

Mix master Mike is a legendary god tier DJ

[@adriennesegal2632]

Definitely agree that growing up as an ATL girl made me a bit of a hip hop snob, so it’s not just you Hollywood 😂