Rappers React To The Prodigy "Breathe"!!!

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[@leeb6476]

What The Prodigy did was actually genius. Create music that could unite, old school E-head ravers, hip hop heads, sexy student girls, metalheads and indie kids who banged their heads till they couldn't walk anymore.

[@rhisilver969]

That describes the exact mixture of people I remember playing laser tag with in the 90s to this song

[@jochencooper2751]

I was one of the old school E head ravers man, saw the Prodigy on numerous occasions back then, they played at Reading University must of been 91 or 92, me and a few mates ended up on the stage dancing with them off our nuts😵‍💫

[@billbill3915]

Very true. I was a metalhead kid when this song came out, and I was an instant fan.

[@zeee149]

THIS!

[@izazoz9259]

It was an experience of explosions of freaky, underground sounds & light flowing across your flesh.

[@SUCHROXWELL]

The Prodigy is Liam Howlett. That was the name he chose for himself when he was a bedroom producer back in the late 1980s. As he added others such as dancer Keith Flint to his live performances The Prodigy transformed into a group. It was only in their later incarnations that vocals were added to tracks which expanded Keith’s role. Liam remained the primary producer however.

[@devenscience8894]

You nailed it. Liam IS The Prodigy, all the others are definitely contributors, to be sure, but the band is the one guy.

[@milanius6283]

Calling Keith just a dancer its an understatement. He had enormous energy and knew to transfer it to the crowd and take back from the crowd only to transfer back an order of magnitude of energy more. God bless his soul.

[@faisai73]

And psychosomatic is a strange phenomenon in psych. I once knew a patient who's hand got paralyzed because he wanted to shoot his brother. Hand shut down. Psyche, greek 'psuche' or soul, rough translation, affected 'soma' i.e body.

[@aaronambrose1391]

Liam would not be The Prodigy without Keith and Maxim. For you to say this is Ludacris. You are oblivious to what the people on the other side of the keyboard can do to make you a house hold name.

[@Shoomer1988]

@@aaronambrose1391 But The Prodigy was The Prodigy without Keith and Maxim. Your comment makes no sense

[@camdenharper7244]

So this is not the original video, this has all the odd and disturbing visuals taken out. But "The Prodigy" is actually not Keith Flint. It's Liam Howlett. He wrote, performed and produced all the music.

[@TheChiraagG]

Original video is the one to watch for sure.

[@3allz]

Howlett is the genius and as you say, 90% of the music is him.

[@Nymphonomicon]

Adding to what this person said, Keith Flint and Maxim Reality originally joined as dancers, it wasn't until they were doing tracks for Fat of the Land that they thought to let either of them do vocals.

[@PLF...]

Yup - Keith, Maxim and Leeroy (back in the day) are hypemen/dancers. Over the years they have gotten more into the music itself, especially live where some songs have gotten certain recurring hooks (or whatever) adlibbed by Maxim. But Liam is "The Prodigy" most definitely.

[@qwanathomas735]

Charlie Says.

[@Mrs.Fezziwig]

I lived the Prodigy era. They were incredible live, saw them at an illegal rave once. There's nothing like a 90s rave, no matter how much festivals want to claim they are.

[@darlenerogers]

I lived it too....I agree

[@Guinnessrules]

Word!

[@Guinnessrules]

Never got to go to Docklands, but it was a dream that never became reality.

[@Chris-dq6eq]

Even though I kinda agree, the stuff I've seen, heard and done in clubs such as Berghain is most likely up to par. Although probably kinda different, still up to par.

[@tyrantworm7392]

@@Chris-dq6eq yeah, the same loved up people. There was just something quite special/tribal about being outdoors with a few thousand people bouncing up and down in a field.

[@justinshook5332]

Now ya'll gotta complete the trilogy by doing "Smack My Bitch Up"

[@rayeasom]

I remember when that song came out. I had just turned 18 and was blown away by the video, everyone was talking about it.

[@dylansdelights]

Agreed 100% 😝🤟😂❤️🙌

[@bibakroll8999]

Yes, and not the US version.

[@LibertySpam]

Kool Keith represent

[@stephenodonnell8023]

tune

[@michaelhitchcock8304]

My cousin was a security guard at a festival in Sydney. He said flint was a complete gentleman and made the effort to say hello and chat to him. Standing out in the heat it made his day

[@TalorcMacAllan-j2z]

man was a toff as you tell.....nice 1

[@embunchofnumbers]

I was 16 when this exploded on MTV. It’s all anyone talked about next day. The whole album is golden.

[@lactosalldaindustriadoleit8240]

MTV? No, no, that TV channel only has shows about "weird love"... but the music? No way... MTV is full of crazy teenagers!😂😅

[@mariomendoza5061]

The Prodigy is the most powerful band I have ever heard. Listening to a song by The Prodigy gives you energy for the whole day.

[@russellsearch7925]

The Prodigy were musical pioneers, well ahead of their time. This pop punk electro music blew everyone else out of the water when it came out. Still sounds amazing to this day.

[@yeetman4953]

the base of it is big beat

[@jasonbolin181]

"See I think Drugs have done some good things for us..." -Bill Hicks

[@dannjp75]

Some of the nights I can’t remember were epic. Probably

[@Lickety-split315]

Bull crap

[@pinkyndebrain4578]

Ah, I really miss Bill Hicks!

[@OrbiTiZZeD]

the entire Fat of the Land album is iconic. I'm 36 and that album is so nostalgic.

[@mplslawnguy3389]

So you were really into this when you were 11? LOL

[@indiatastic]

I have it on dbl vinyl and it sounds AMAZING

[@OrbiTiZZeD]

@@mplslawnguy3389 yep my brother is 4 years older than me and I listened to his music a lot. always loved techno, that's why my name is orbitizzed, it's one of Orbital's albums.

[@kellsinpdx]

I love The Prodigy, you should check out their song, "Voodoo People." I have never paid attention to the lyrics to this song, might like it more now.

[@mmakeup_mmama83]

The voodoo who do what u don’t dare do people 😝

[@__...Sunshine...__]

I second that one. The original version is a classic. But the Pendulum Remix that the Prodigy did of Voodoo People is even better. And the music video is just ridiculously sick! A must see.

[@Αρκουδος]

it didnt had lyrics exactly, all the track is from samples ;D

[@realburglazofficial2613]

The entire ‘Jilted Generation’ album is just a masterpiece.

[@cryogenixoldskool5803]

Not as much as Experience is

[@jamesthemachinedean]

I'd totally choose jilted generation over experience

[@VosseyVanJoss]

Jilted got Voodoo People, Poison, One Love and No Good.

[@realburglazofficial2613]

@@VosseyVanJoss and Their Law

[@jamesthemachinedean]

@Real Burglaz Official yep their law is fantastic used to listen to that on massive speakers at rock world Manchester. All the people in the club if they hadn't come up yet, they definitely had by the time this song finished

[@panasonicyouth1985]

Even though Keith is now sadly departed from this world, his energy and spirit are what makes the Prodigy, and will always be a part of us the audience, and the energy that we give back! They just announced a UK tour for July to dedicate and honour the memory of Keith, and also to celebrate 25 years since The Fat Of The Land album which Breathe was on. The presale sold out in minutes on all dates of the tour. So its going to be very poignant, emotional, and cathartic to see these guys back on the road, for what is rumoured to be one of their final tours. So if you get a chance to see them in the States, make sure you see them before they call it a day! You won't regret it! Also Liam Howlett is the main guy behind the music, and one of the nicest dudes ever, as are all of them! Keith was the hype man and the wild one of the bunch who was also a respected rave dancer dating back to the late 80s / early 90s, and Maxim is the main MC and additional hype man. Though the other guy in the video is Leeroy who was also an additional dancer and hype man, but he left between the FOTL and Always Outnumbered period. Though it would be solid to get him back for this FOTL anniversary!

[@zombiezoo837]

Wow!! I had someone get tickets for me on presale cos I wasn't able to. I knew they would sell out but didn't think it would be so quick so I'm really happy I got tickets!! I'm 38 and been a Prodigy fan since being 13/14. I've seen them twice and can hands down say they are the best live band I have ever seen. Their energy and the crowd energy was absolutely amazing. They are also the only band I have a tattoo dedicated to. ❤️

[@jeff110373]

Sorry Liam also died couple years after kieth so if gping wont be anything new as h3 was everything in the band except singer. He'd just split with 1 of the Appletons from All Saints 6 month previous

[@panasonicyouth1985]

@@jeff110373 Liam is very much alive mate, I should know... I spoke to him a few weeks ago haha

[@the54thfloor47]

🙄 Without Keith, his energy and stage presence things would have been very different.

[@bigredfella13]

There is a video of them performing in the uk recently, where they recreate Keith dancing with lasers You have to watch it, it is amazing

[@Vdelw]

The Prodigy are legends

[@leser1music]

I'm a fanboy from way back, I could spend hours talking about the prodigy. This shit was so groundbreaking back in the day. There was nothing else like it, and no one was mixing genres like this back then.

[@spudvarr]

Up until Firestarter Keith was one of the dancers in the band, but he got such a vibe for the tune he wanted a go at writing lyrics and the rest was history and pushed him to the forefront of the band, but it's Liam who is the genius behind the music and writes it all. As for the band continuing after Keith's death, they've just released tour dates for this year and new music will follow at some point.

[@jochencooper2751]

Liam Howlett is the mastermind in the Prodigy, Keith and Leroy were dancers and Maxim was an mc at the beginning in rave scene days that started in England in early 90s, they changed their style to a punk/metal/drum and bass style then Keith became the front man with Maxim.... Leroy left the group

[@stylian_ouz800]

Maxim never left the band .. he just doing and his solo things ... Even keith f. tried to make an album by himself but it never realesed official ..

[@jochencooper2751]

@@stylian_ouz800 I said ,Leroy left

[@3allz]

@@jochencooper2751 yeah, the comma you put after "front man" and no full stop after "Maxim" is incorrect and causes the confusion :P. Should be "then Keith became the front man with Maxim."

[@jochencooper2751]

@@3allz I'm under arrest by the grammar police......

[@3allz]

@@jochencooper2751 i mean, i didnt have to let you know why you looked like a fool, but I thought it would help.

[@peterconnolly4825]

You should check out "Diesel Power" (also from the album "Fat of Land") - its one of The Prodigys rap songs

[@williamdrake6711]

The core group was Keith, maxim and liam and leeroy... They have live drummers, keyboardists, guitarists...maxim and liam are still kicking.. Liam was working on new music at time of keiths death but hasnt released yet but has plans to..

[@peterwale6821]

They announced a new tour earlier this week, which going off previous tours, should mean more music coming soon.

[@yeetman4953]

​@@peterwale6821saw them at tallinn, was awesome

[@metalguru85]

The Prodigy yesterday announced their first UK tour since Keith passed away. So looks like they will continue in some form. They play with a guitarist live.

[@truthfilter]

there's the ability these days to have keith on stage as a Hologram they need to do it, it would blow peoples minds

[@Drivestort]

Liam Howlett, the dude with the bleached hair, is The Prodigy, fullstop, Maxim and Keith originally were just hype men and dancers, but they started doing vocals and stuff after the first album or two, and became more real members of the 'group' at that point. The video was the original video for the song, but the lyrics on screen were added by somebody.

[@dirtyhistorian]

Man, I remember how much my metal and punk peeps loved Firestarter and this song. At the time this came out there was a war going on in my country, so we didn't have many venues for metal and punk gigs. When we would go to a club because there weren't any gigs to go to we were waiting for The Prodigy to come on so we could hit the dancefloor and get crazy.

[@The_Fat_Turtle]

This song works best in a late 90's to early 2000's car stereo with massive subwoofers, it truly deserves all that bass. It can even cause stock speakers to rumble like few songs can.

[@TheMosk207]

KEITH R.I.P 🖤

[@bigredfella13]

The prodigy are still performing live, theres video of their recent gigs where they "recreate" keith dancing with lasers Everyone should watch it, its awesome

[@kirstygunn9149]

I watched a video of the gig, and i actually started to cry when the outline of keith appeared from the lazers and started dancing . it was sad, yet beautiful and amazing all at the same time

[@morrisgautreau6704]

It's not the original video, someone messed around with it and added the lyrics. Which doesn't matter, because the music is fantastic! The Prodigy has mad beats!

[@oviate1]

The energy these guys had live was amazing. I was lucky enough to see them at Lollapalooza in the mid 90s and it stands as one of the best shows I’ve seen.

[@aaronbrowne6370]

Ive moshed out with Keith at" Big Day Out 95" Perth( headliners Soundgarden) he jumped in the pit an got nasty was awesome.. RIP

[@heathcornbeef]

I WAS AT THE Auckland 95 BIG DAY OUT A BLAST GOT TO SEE SOUND GARDEN TWO NIGHT'S IN A ROW THEY PLAYED AT THE POWER STATION THE NIGHT BEFORE TOO AROUND A THOUSAND PEOPLE WHO HAD A MUSICAL EXPERIENCE UNMATCHED,.... WELL BAD BRAINS THE RAMONES AND THE CRAMPS ARE RIGHT UP THERE

[@bibsp3556]

Yoooo, Perth had some ripping big day outs

[@Pandy0420]

This came out when I was in middle school and it forever changed the course of my musical tastes and broadened my horizons.

[@Industrialist2015ofUk]

Voodoo people and No Good are classic Prodigy tracks! I really like their 2019 album also, No Tourists - last flint record.

[@lawrencekelli]

Two of my Fav's.

[@bullet1544]

No Good, OMG

[@indiatastic]

No good, start the dance! My jam!

[@ordinarypete]

This song changed me. I was 17 when it came out and after hearing it I forever needed that energy. Got to see them in Las Vegas in 2001 at the House of Blues (small assed Venue) right after 9/11 and to this day .. the best. RIP Keith.

[@g-1west455]

Liam Howlett does all the music, the bleached blond fella. Check out 'Poison' 'Voodoo People' 'Smack my bitch up' and 'Your love' from '91

[@mbmann3892]

The Prodigy is my all time favorite group. And I fucking love seeing people listening to them for the first time and realizing how good they sound

[@mmakeup_mmama83]

Keith didn’t make the music. The music comes from Liam Howlett. Keith started as just a dancer for live shows

[@stunthumb]

I remember back in the day, I said to some friends that Liam probably makes a ton of money compared to the other members, and they chewed my head off! - it's like Liam is one of the best, most prolific, well respected composers in music today, except it's overshadowed everytime.... I love Keith of course, but Liam deserves so much more credit than he gets by his fans.

[@prodigy84bg]

@@stunthumb I cannot confirm this 100%, but from what I've read (and I've read quite a bit), they used to split the money evenly, even if Liam was writing and performing all of the music, while Keith and Leeroy were just dancing on the stage (initially). Liam signed the band's first deal with a label on his own and the other members didn't even feature in that contract with XL Recordings, so if Liam did indeed distribute the money evenly, he deserves mad respect. I think Liam is the most respected member by true fans of the band and he has always been my favourite member ever since I properly got into the band back in the late 90s. As any band, they did have some quarrels over the years, but they always described each other as brothers and the way they dealt with the money might be one of the reasons why they felt that way. On a slightly related note, it's so sad to see some of my other favourite bands, System Of A Down and Slipknot, have internal disputes over money, which resulted in the former not recording a new album since 2005 and the latter kicking a member out of the band. Situations like these make me appreciate The Prodigy and Liam even more.

[@stunthumb]

@@prodigy84bg Totally. I can imagine it would be worth it to spread it evenly, just for the positive buzz that would give everyone. I guess Liam probably gets a lot of royalties that the others don't, but they may well split the touring funds equally, which would be great. When you hear something like 'Girls' used in an advert, I can only imagine Liam giving a sly wink and money-rubbing gesture. I'm a big fan of SoaD and Slipknot too - SoaD is especially sad, we all want more albums, and we all want these bands to stick together like the brothers they claim they are.

[@unsteadywreck386]

Back in the 90's as a teenager I used to drive my dad crazy playin the prodigy full blast in my bedroom 😂

[@mstarcevic69]

I second the "Poison" vote, and "Diesel Power"

[@unwrittenwizard910]

This video has the original Prodigy line up in it, Liam Howlett (producer & song writer, got the bleached hair in this video), Maxim Reality (MC/vocalist, he's the one with painted tattoo), Keith Flint (dancer, vocalist, you know which one he is) and Leeroy Thornhill (dancer and keyboardist, the normal looking one, he left in 2000). Keith and Leeroy started off as just dancers for the Prodigy. They had other members too (not in this video) Sharky (vocalist and dancer 1990-1991) and then they've had various guitarists and drummers for the live shows.

[@jenniferandrews1917]

I’m not well versed with Prodigy’s music but this is my favorite song from them. RIP to Keith Flint. From what I’ve heard he was a very nice person.

[@R0BCRAM]

Absolutely brilliant . The chemistry you have. Subbed

[@jean-yveskaczmarek7458]

Considering the fact you dove into Prodigy, probably number 2 in this genre is Pendulum. You should give a listen to Pendulum - Witchcraft (Live at South West Four, London)

[@kaiowas12]

I was checking for a Pendulum recommendation 👍

[@jalliearts]

Yup, any Pendulum, particularly Pendulum with The Prodigy, would love them to review ‘Voodoo People - Pendulum Mix’, fantastic segue into Pendulum and a mind blowing track 👌🏼🔥

[@coolwata105]

Prodigy was the short haired blond guy. It was his sound. The rest would just dance for him on stage until Keith (rip) decided he wanted to try laying some vocals.......starting with Fire Starter. That's when he put his whole Wild Hype Man Look together and they Blew Up. Their energy was INSANE.

[@teamfingahs4907]

Seeing this on MTV in 98 at age 10 you find your first favorite band independent of parental influence. Quite the departure from Oasis and The Wallflowers …

[@Kelly30stm]

Smack my bitch up was banned on MTV. You can see it on vimeo. The video really is a must see, it has a surprise in it. Would be awesome if you could react to the video, just put something else on your screen for us.

[@englishpete22]

Out of Space is definitely one of their iconic tunes too, and definitely worth checking out - samples a classic reggae tune

[@ly055sco]

Seen them live in '98 and 2005. They did not disappoint. Insane.

[@princebloodgrave8097]

There are /were 4 members of the group. The other guy in the video is the other singer. :) Keith was originally just hired to be the dancer, at their shows. Liam is the other white guy, Maxim is the other singer, and Leeroy Thornhill was the other member. I suggest either Voodoo People, or Poison as the next songs to check out by these guys. :)

[@prodigy84bg]

Keith was never hired. It was his and Leeroy's idea to form the band after they heard a demo tape recorded by Liam.

[@StealthBoyElite]

Love your energy and you clearly appreciate music of all genres. The Prodigy have a huge spectrum of music from rockier, hardcore (techno style, but never techno), melodic dance and all sorts. I've listened to them since the mid 80s when I first heard Charlie on cassette. Firestarter and Breath are just two from a very narrow time-band of the group's lifetime. And they're still performing today.

[@brandy6281]

Thanks for bringing me back to the 90s. When life was simple

[@plfish77]

I miss those days.

[@phantom213]

The best era in music and movies.

[@Cynical_Otter]

Diesel Power from this album is worth checking out.

[@Guinnessrules]

Yeah! Well, all they did is worth checking up...🤣

[@MattMajcan]

damn this brings back some crazy high school memories

[@CraigMurraysVids]

The Prodigy have so many good tracks. All the tracks were produced by the blond guy, Liam, who doesn't do anything in the videos - just sits there. The other three were dancers and hype men - which is where they got the term "Firestarter". I'd recommend "No Good" as I've had it as my ringtone for years. Plus I think you guys would like "Poison". But almost all their tracks are brilliant.

[@sethno1ram1]

As I've just bought tickets to their upcoming shows, I guessing they're still going strong!!

[@antivanti]

The Prodigy was originally just Liam Howlett doing rave music in his bedroom. Keith was a raver who said if Liam ever wanted to play live gigs he'd be happy to be a stage dancer and hype man. Maxim (the guy with the cane and body paint) later joined as an MC (initially just as a guest performer). Firestarter was I believe the first time Keith really got involved with the music and definitely with the singing. It is essentially about him being the hype man on stage. Liam's always been the main producer of the music but surely took input from the other members

[@chrono050]

This album had me and my best friend BLOWN AWAY this is a CLASSIC! Gotta watch the OG video for "Smack My Bitch Up"

[@qpidrc9454]

The Prodigy = Liam Howlett (DJ) Keith Flint (Dancer and vocals) Maxim Reality (Vocals, Hype-man, etc) Leroy (Dancer) These men, through their music, helped me deal with some real emotional shit I was going through back in the 90’s. And I still blast their music up to this day!

[@FlyingV2913Slash]

What a addictive bass guitar is this ! ! So psychedelic !! I was fancinated by dangerous scent !! Sometimes beautiful，Sometimes evil !! 👿

[@Areyousayingidontknowmyname]

Thats the reason why my daughter is a good citizen. Raised on The Prodigy :)

[@ka8989]

They actually had a full band, I had the pleasure of seeing them open for Linkin Park. An unforgettable experience.

[@adycreasey5815]

Hearing Keith going into Buddhist chanting raises me spiritually the track is called narayan namaste 🙏 brings light and positive energy every time

[@boilerman2540]

I love the prodigy!! Diesel power was one of my favorites on this album and this shit knocked on a good sound system!!!

[@lucysmith6530]

Keith was a legend ... he was making music before I knew life wasn’t all about me. He bought me a cola in a pub genuinely nice guy so sad he was such a good guy! I’ve seen that guy pay for everyone’s drinks in a random pub most of them were people who never knew him... he loved a rando pub! Never knew him was just around him twice in my life.

[@windrum6492]

Poison is a song you need to react to

[@suburbandecay2735]

Ya bringing back some good memories. Diving into this rabbit hole I'd suggest The Produgy & Pendulum - Voodoo People.

[@krismckerlie1123]

Fucking goosebumps. Grew up with The Prodigy. Luving u boys getting into it #RIPKeef

[@davidhuggan6315]

Prodigy live in 1997 is the best live experience I've ever had. People were getting a bit crushed at the front, and were being helped over the crash barriers. After a 5 minute wait, they came back on stage and announced, "This is for the people who got squashed at the front. It's called "Breathe"".

[@liveandletdie7187]

I loved this song when it came out... My kids thought I was crazy. But they felt the same when I fell in love with Neckbone by powerman 5000

[@p-slipknotfreak]

My lil bro loved this song. RIP Keith and my lil bro who just passed jan20

[@donebydaan1]

Such a shame they cut up the original video, the one that edited the video F#$@..d it up in my opinion, your missing out on stuff. Music synced movement things and such Great reaction video from you guys! Keep up the good work

[@Juanjorge-c5m]

Best electropunk band all times

[@peterwale6821]

Can't wait to see you react to Diesel Power. Song is full of bars.

[@mikethemotormouth]

Kool Keith kills it on guest vocals!

[@Celayaprider]

Powerful, involving rhythm!!! What a great British band; so much better than most of the auto tune crap in the media!!! Keith Flint, RIP

[@carycrosbie7578]

I'd love you to react to some more brit bands like Massive Attack, Portishead, Tricky I think you'd love their music if you aren't already listening to them

[@kristaspecht]

Morning y'all! I always loved this song! It reminds me of the time I lived in San Francisco and the clubs there! Kool ass video and song! Thanks guys!❤️🤓

[@Crunchatize_Me_Senpai]

I don’t know why the uploader did what they did to the video on this version. It’s way cooler in the original, the two main guys taunt each other through the hole in the wall like they’re egging each other on, bout to fight.

[@prodigy84bg]

For some reason he decided to put the album audio, which is a minute and a half longer than the video version, so he had to slow down some parts of the video, chop up and repeat others, so the end result is a messed-up video.

[@gallente4TW]

r.i.p keith. a truly inspiring artist and sadly, a deeply troubled soul. hope you found your peace fella'. 🙏

[@d3mist0clesgee12]

RIP Keith Flint, these guys represented the mid to late 90s for me, it was hella fun

[@stevepower9801]

Being between my late teens and mid 20's from the early to late 90's I was lucky enough to see The Prodigy live quite a few times, both on their own tours as well as at festivals. They always put on a fantastic show and the energy that they put in really bounced off the crowds too as they were some of the most wild and energetic shows I ever attended. Some of the mosh pits were even more fierce than at a lot of metal shows I went to. They also managed to draw in a really diverse crowd from ravers to punk to indie fans to metal heads, hip hop fans and even the odd pop music fan. Also, while you guys are checking out tracks from their classic album "Fat of the Land" you should also listen to "Diesel Power" which features some dope rhymes from legendary rapper Kool Keith. I just know you dudes will love that song! Happy memories. RIP Keith. Absolute legend!

[@stuarttyrrell7388]

Please do Smack my Bitch Up

[@mariastutz8244]

I love how you both are rocking out and bobbing your heads \m/ I love your channel ") By the way, I was in London with friends and he was playing at this club and he played this song and everyone went crazy!!!! We danced until literally I had to shower when I got back to my hotel room. He was amazing live. He had so much energy. RIP Keith

[@brentderamus8373]

Great video guys! React to The Day is My Enemy Live in Russia if you want, or watch it for yourselves to see what the Prodigy is like live (band set up and vibe). Have a great one guys! Been listening since 94, some of my favorites: Voodoo People (more dancey), Narayan, Funky Shit, Smack My Bitch Up, The Day is My Enemy, Hot Ride, Spitfire, Mindfields, Fight Fire with Fire

[@Nick-gb2ki]

What he said!

[@shmupperfromhell]

@@Nick-gb2ki What he said, to what he said!

[@austinfallen]

That was the originally the official vid, but then whoever superimposed the lyrics over the top skewed the audio and video so they were out of whack

[@purpledove7008]

This song was HUGE in the 90s. It was on MTV and TRL all the time. Nostalgia

[@somekindoflatindude9497]

The guy in the boat pyledriver himself into the water rofl Also, there is a band called Ne Obliviscaris, they are australian and they have a song called And Plague Flowers the Kalleidoscope, which you should definitively check!!

[@VosseyVanJoss]

I don't know you till your Firestarter react video. My heart is jumping when young folks discover my favorite band of the 90's. On midnight of my 18th birthday, i turned up the volume to max, started Firestarter on my little boombox and woke up my parents. "Mum! Dad! I'm 18!!!" The Prodigy will have a special place in my heart. Forever. Greetings from Germany.

[@anthonyv1719]

During this time a lot of BRIT MUSIC coming out - BRIT hip hop was a new genre, Manchester movement, BRIT POP - such as the band SUEDE, - lots and lots of great music and genres in this era.

[@thatbobguy9778]

Gotta listen to Smack my bitch up, and Outer Space. Both are great. And awesome reaction once again. 👍

[@RobbieDigglers3rdEye]

They really brought the breakbeats to the mainstream. Check out a song by Hybrid called Finished Symphony. Insane good breaks! The whole album Wide Angle is some of the best breaks ever.

[@mouseshadow5828]

When this came out everybody was like, "Whaaaaaaaaa!?".

[@funhouse9566]

They have such a diverse catalogue, you'd love newer stuff like Warriors Dance, Take me to the hospital and even totally different songs like Narayan

[@the1khronohs40]

There are SO many great tracks in their library, but one that comes to mind regarding more lytics is ‘Diesel Power’ of the ‘Fat of the Land’ album. One of my personal favourites, mainly because I love the groove in it. Anyway, that whole album is a masterpiece!

[@artvandelay3840]

You guys should react to their "Phoenix Festival" concert. Every song is performed at an 11. High intensity.

[@Ammeo]

One of my fav Prodigy songs

[@elfunko8573]

Poison was always the best prodigy song for me, I lost my best friend to suicide when we were 14 and I still have a music cassette of the jilted generation album with his voice on it as he introduced my favourite song to me before it started

[@jonplukehughes2807]

The Prodigy were masters of the craft of music, genuine genius

[@djfeole]

Check out their live stuff. Alot of energy in their shows

[@JuanLopez-qx5zz]

There’s so many good tunes. One that was a surprise to me was their album Invaders Must Die - released in the late 2000s but with such a 90s drum and bass sound

[@janhanmer4830]

The Prodigy is basically Liam Howlett, who wrote and recorded all the music, along with Keith and Maxim doing a lot of the vocals (along with Leroy the dancer.) But without Liam there would be no Prodigy at all Live, they have a full band, and were one of the most exciting live festival acts out there. Check their live performances out.

[@FlynLatif]

honestly leroy the dancer along with keith/maxim made prodigy as much as what they were to me as the music itself... if i were to get into the psychology of that maybe it could even be moreso but honestly at leeeast as much

[@chrischatfield2935]

Greatest dance band to ever walk the planet ,had the pleasure of knowing the boys back in the late eighties ,great lads 😀

[@odell4625]

Such a simple song, and yet so eternally badass. If you guys want to hear more great stuff in the electronic vein, try something from the "Vegas" album by The Crystal Method. It's been awhile since I listened to it, but someone here probably help you out track wise. Should also try these...... Hallucinogen-Solstice Bassnectar- Basshead spl remix Shpongle-My Head Feels like a Frisbee