Rappers React To Body Count "Raining Blood"!!! (Slayer Cover)

[@metalguru85]

It's actually really sweet that Ice-T started a metal band because his friend likes to play guitar.

[@tristanrl1940]

Sweet T (Tea) 😃

[@unclebobboomergames]

Makin homies dreams come true is metalness

[@princesssolace4337]

Body Count cover Jimi Hendrix's Hey Joe

[@TheLargino]

Ernie Mother F**kin' C

[@s12856]

Seen Body Count live before I even knew who they were, at a festival a good few years back. It was one of my absolute favourite sets of any festival I've been to, and one of the most epic pits. The moment I looked at the stage properly mid-set and went, loudly and drunkenly, 'Wait, that's f*cking Ice T. What?!' will live on forever in my memory as one of the top brainmelting moments

[@stonyb4046]

saw them in 91 at Lollapalooza & yeah everybody was shocked to see ICE-T killing it in a metal band 🤘🏼

[@lucypoopies]

No question, one of the BEST Slayer covers ever produced.

[@joshwilliams565]

Gotta do more Body Count and some of their original music. It's really good. So many people out there only know him as a rapper but he's been doing Body Count since the early 90's.

[@michaelkoenig3463]

❤

[@scottlefaivre2446]

That's why iced tea is one of the greatest vocalists in his era. He kills it doing metal. He kills it doing hip hop. He killed it on law and order and he killed it on Rick and Morty. Massive respect for one of the OOGs

[@1rexrex]

Iced Tea? It was Ice T. Now its Water T.

[@scottlefaivre2446]

@@1rexrex yes.... Looks like talk text strikes again... Speaking of water T just heard Justin royland was cleared of all charges and the case was dropped.. Hopefully he can get his job back

[@pc574]

This was on their 4th album from 2017. He had a lot of interaction with Slayer back in the day because he as well as slayer were produced by Rubin. They would see each other often as they were there on breaks between recordings.

[@metalsquid]

Ice-T put a metal song, called "Body Count", right in the middle of O.G. On a rap album. In 1991. You know how crazy and bold an idea that was for the time? And before that song he says, anyone who only listens to one form of music is a sucka! I started listening to more metal after that and now I'm a bigger metalhead than I ever was a raphead. No doubt Ice-T got hundreds, if not thousands, of little kids into metal the same way. Shout out Jose for finally getting some B.C. on the channel \m/

[@mikethemotormouth]

Other than this one ofc kzbin.info/www/bejne/d16VoJeIe9l9o68

[@metalsquid]

@@mikethemotormouth ty for the link, I had missed that reaction!

[@mikethemotormouth]

@@metalsquid happy to help ☺️

[@kristaspecht]

Morning y'all! Hell yes! That was a great rendition of slayer's song! Very Kool! Glad it was suggested! They did it so good! And I liked the explanation in the beginning from ice-T too. Right on! 🤓❤️🤘🎸

[@jamesjohnston1935]

Guys, you HAVE to listen to "Black Hoodie" by Body Count!!!

[@MrMikewright1980]

Dudes, check out Black Hoodie, Talk Shit Get Shot, or All Love Is Lost!

[@stevecoronado1103]

I remember listening to Ice as a teenager but I was in Thrash at the time. Also listened to N.W.A. I freaked out when Ice put together Body Count. They were awesome like Suicidal Tendencies

[@panasonicyouth1985]

Body Count's 'Bloodlust' is one of the most important metal albums of the 2010s. For the love of what is right, check out the video for No Lives Matter!

[@jamesburns9733]

Bodycount gets the respect they are due from the metal community. I remember first hearing the first album back in 93 being heavily into Pantera/Sepultura/ Slayer etc and it stands up and holds it own with most that was out at the time. There goes the Neighbourhood, Voodoo, The winner loses are some great tracks. It shows it doesn't matter who or what you are if you do it right the metal community will embrace regardless.

[@mikethemotormouth]

They've done There Goes the Neighborhood kzbin.info/www/bejne/d16VoJeIe9l9o68

[@catmanduu66]

I saw Body Count on their first tour, for the album Cop Killer, and they come strong. It was in a small theater, about 500 people, that place was smoking. They were these guys who even set a confederate flag on fire during the song K*K B**ch. If CK or K*K B**tch seems to hard core for youtube to check out the song Strippers, that's a fun song. It's funny I first heard of this album on the news when they were talking about the song CK saying it should be banned. I went to my underground record store and snatched it up. Now if you buy the album CK is replaced by a speech by Jello Biafra, lead singer for the Dead Kennedy's, a early punk band from the 70s.

[@carolowler]

It's about bloody time you covered this. 🤘

[@floki1503]

Check out "black hoodie" , "point the finger" and the "institutionalized" cover

[@necro_nomicon]

Ice-T and Slayer recorded song called "Disorder" from Judgement Night OST. This OST was a collaboration between hip-hop artists and metal artists and its best OST there is!

[@ryancoke777]

Even better... Bodycount's cover of Institutionalized by Suicidal Tendencies. Ice-T rewrote the lyrics and it's an absolute banger!

[@glenseivers8318]

Bodycount MANSLAUGHTER is a killer album. Can't go wrong with any song. I recommend TALK SHIT, GET SHOT. Their Suicidal Tendencies cover INSTITUTIONALISED. They also do a brilliant cover of ACE OF SPADES by MOTORHEAD.

[@thomaseomer5087]

Metal is open to everyone!!!! Rotting Christ - Athanatoi Este

[@bjrnarestlen1234]

If you haven't already done it, try out the coop-song(s) Disorder with Ice-T AND Slayer :) I wouldn't mind if you go down the Body count-rabbit hole, btw :D

[@LSLS5555]

Absolutely go down the Body Count rabbitt hole. Dude has a ton of respect in the metal community.

[@mattboselli1099]

Great reaction to the og. Keep them them coming

[@timchristion3575]

Great reaction. Suicidal is worth checking out more too.

[@judgedino]

Love Body Count! Seen them live in the early days, 1st Album, at Brixton in London England!

[@GreenBayPack]

I would've never thought Ice T was a Slayer fan, let alone being in his top 3🤘. Sweet transition to Postmortem at the end.

[@NaturalThinkings4589]

They had made a feat with them in the music of th movie Jugement night ! Huge !

[@rontaylor3476]

Love body count. Heard them in the late 90’s -early 2000’s with their original track “there goes the neighborhood”. I also enjoyed their cover/remake of suicidal tendencies “institution”

[@beefy1728]

My mind was blown when I heard this. I met Ice-T in New York City where I was working. Coolest down to earth Triple OG you will find randomly. 🤘🤘🤘👏👏👏

[@mattjohn4731]

Jose Feliciano is also the name of the guy who sang I Wanna Wish You A Merry Christmas. Also that end part with the other vocalist, that was another Slayer song but I forget which one. That was really cool. Also Slayer is from LA too, of course

[@IceTea2022]

Postmortem is the Song

[@ShanLH5]

*Feliz Navidad is the title of the Jose Feliciano song

[@tobaobokoomi1693]

The updated version of Institutionalized is fantastic 🤘 I Always Will Love You is a great song as well...

[@scottspears9347]

That was an incredible cover

[@Rob_Infinity3]

I'd love to see you two react to T-Pain's cover of War Pigs by Black Sabbath. A Body Count song I'd recommend is "No Lives Matter".

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

I knew if I waited long enough, somebody would come up with Body Count. For us headbangers, BC, Onyx, Living Colour, etc. were not just a breath of fresh air, but a hurricane blast that really didn't last near long enough. Glad to see you youngsters finding your way to this aged classic.

[@amberhoward7807]

Looks like they still tour and make music too... I might go see them in Las Vegas is they have any tickets for Sick New World left...

[@LibertySpam]

Body Count is my favorite band.... Badass band and absolutely thrash....

[@brentnealy-aceruffstuff3316]

Great reaction as always boys 🤟🏻

[@josemendoza321]

You guys really do need to go down a body count rabbit hole! They are so hard and if you grew up with rap and hip hop like I did, this was a perfect primer to get into metal. If it weren’t for Ice-T and Body Count, I would have never come to appreciate the pioneers of metal like I do now.

[@tiffanymae8]

Ice-T is respected and accepted everywhere, likea Snoop Dogg

[@tiffanymae8]

Oh! Talk to Christy C. about bands! Her venue has all sorts of things come through! She may know someone interested 🤔🤔 It's worth a shot anyway lol

[@Thessik73]

I would also love to hear you guys record something with a metal band. I think that would be dope.

[@master4992]

The end is ending of another Slayer's song - Postmortem. Ice T and Slayer perform for OST of Judgement Night song called Disorder which is a three Exploited songs - War, LA'82 and Disorder.

[@paulhabat6338]

Dude! I had that Venom album when it was released. Glad to see you wearing it

[@kevinfurman201]

The 2nd part of the song, the one sung by the other guy is Post Portem.

[@melturgeon1]

I always tought that Ice -T was cool now this confirme IT this reaction was dope 🤟

[@darthvaper6745]

Please react to "Another Body Murdered" by Booya Tribe featuring Mike Patton from Faith no More

[@JasonMichael-p7d]

That album

[@airbrushaaron666]

Speaking of Damon Albarn, you've already heard one of his bands. He was the founder of and the main musician for Gorillaz. You should check out Blur - Song 2

[@ratgodmetalsupertvshow9718]

Shout out to the classic Venom shirt

[@vierdo]

Good stuff right there. This cover is somewhat new. Like a few years old. And yes you guys should dive into the rabbithole of Body Count.

[@jeffreymeyer4848]

Holy shit! That was great! I hadn't heard this one. These guys did Tommy A & Co serious respect with this cover!

[@Mr.Schitzengigglez]

My favorite cover of any song.

[@hinanowarlord]

Masterpiece!

[@2RGGrannyJeff]

BODY COUNT RABBIT HOLE FOR SURE!!!!!!!!!! Body Count has been a force since day one and Slayer has been my favorite metal band for 35+ years. But there's something about Slayer covers I never could get into. And I like covers a lot. But when it comes to Slayer, especially Raining Blood, I just can't do it. Until Body Count! This is the first and only Slayer cover I ever felt a band really do it justice. Was so pumped when I saw the notification that you guys were doing this one. Rock on fellas!

[@SlugCult718]

That Acid Bath tee is a reproduction of the cover of the pre-Acid Bath demo tape when they were known as Golgotha.

[@daviddesjardins6539]

Asleep at the wheel. Instutionalized !! Send me your money ST!!!! St!!!! Og punk. Made my day to hear ice -t sending them props. Had no idea Know about body count and slayer collaboration. Had no idea he is a fan of ST AWESOME, keep up the good fight 👍💯

[@happydude2163]

Fun fact: Kerry King did the guitar rift and solo on Beastie Boys "No Sleep Till Brooklyn". Anthrax too was collaborating with Rap very early in their careers and then of course there was Suicidal Tendencies as Ice T mentioned. Rap and Metal been bro's for a long time ;-)

[@tealscott10]

Suicidal Tendencies is from LA.Ice T/Body Count did a cover of 'Institutionalized' by Suicidal Tendencies. It has a very new twist and talks about his own frustration.

[@FoetusG59]

The acid bath tee though!! Ya need to react to “The Blue” by acid bath! Absolute banger!!

[@Gavin-Leo--uk]

Body count have a new album coming later this year. They also won a Grammy for Thier song Bum Rush a couple years ago.

[@jhamilton1007]

FUN FACT: Damon, the singer from Blur is also the founder and singer of the band Gorillaz as well.

[@bobbymimms]

Watching this for a third time and suddenly realised that is the Venom t-shirt I got when I was 12. My first ever metal shirt. I was delighted with it. That was in 1987. I am so old!

[@GeneElder.R027]

You can hear the Black Sabbath influence on their second album (Born Dead) song Masters of Revenge. Check it out.

[@randywissler9923]

Yes, definitely go down the Body Count rabbit hole!! Their most famous song, Cop Killer, which came in 92', gotta be careful doing that one. Their haven't been many that have or will react to it, because of subject matter. But you guys would be the best ones to do it!! 🤘🤘

[@ModestStar45]

That was cool how they added part of another Slayer song "Postmorten" to the end of the song.

[@xJCOx]

Body Count absolutely fucking rules. The first album with Cop Killer and There Goes The Neighborhood is in my top 10 hardcore albums all time

[@SteveSmallwoodthemachine]

They had a huge controversial song banned called Cop Killer around in early 90s

[@williamboyd9690]

Yesss more Body Count please! 😄

[@NickColameo]

Hands down, the best Slayer cover ever. Body Count is a kick ass band. Ernie C is a phenomenal guitarist and Ice T does Tom Araya proud.

[@loredanagaeni1778]

Beautiful ❤️ i try again: Vasco Rossi with c'è chi dice no live Modena Park. There's a fantastic Guitar solo 😉

[@JohnWayne-vf5bs]

Slayer is so legendary in my opinion they better they my number 1 thrash metal of all time I remember this song now forgot about thank you guys so much

[@gvehar]

You should check out Body Count’s cover of Suicidal Tendencies’ Institutionalized. The video is pretty funny.

[@metalman3987]

Duuuuudes how did I miss this???? Bobycount is fantastic and this cover is awesome

[@leecollings493]

Ice-T was also Special Forces in the military. He was a part of the Night Stalkers. Check out MegaDetH, Night Stalkers and Ice-T does a cameo on that song because he and Dave Mustaine, the Singer/Guitarist of that band is really good friends with Ice.

[@gnovincejr2]

Alright guys ...you heard Ice T, time to do some more Suicidal Tendencies! Gang banging OG's! Do "Nobody Hears" "Go'n Breakdown" or the melodic "I'll Hate You Better"

[@DefinitelyNotBender]

Before hardcore was a sub genre Bodycount was considered thrash/death metal. So Smokey is correct.

[@godscoldhands77]

You definitely should check out Slayer & Ice-T 'Disorder' from the Judgement Night Soundtrack (1993). It's totally badass.!! ♥

[@DaveBeard24]

This cover is killer‼️‼️‼️🤘♠️🎤🎸🎸🎸🥁🎶🎼🎵🔈🔉🔊🔊🔉🔈💀🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💨💨💨‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@zeigbert1743]

Sweet, such a cool song.

[@1COMIXMAN]

There used to be a place in san diego in the 80s called golden hall. in 88 i was written and slayerr played there. My Best friends bro was a security guard and let us in told us stay out of the pit dont cause a scene lay low. It was 18 and up but we looked old enough.I never like getting into slam pits son i just chilled at the back of the place and enjoyed the mayhem and music. My friends though all got in the pits and got fuked up. one ended up broken nose 2 missing teeth another bloody nose black eye. My friend who's bro let us in had a black eye busted lip 3 busted knuckles and a sprained wrist.and he was smiling like it Was best night ever.

[@thtithilrunagate4577]

When I was 17 I was at a Sunday night all ages dance at a club and I see these ginormous dudes dressed in all black looking like a death squad looking all confused over on the side and I approached them and was like ya'll look confused - they're like we're Body Count we're playing tomorrow night and I was like oh it won't be like this but I've got tickets! I'm so excited !! Body Count BURNED THAT PLACE DOWN it was sick too bad half the songs would get you in trouble on YT

[@LSMSusan]

Brilliant. I missed out on watching them live in 1993 when they came to the UK because I was 8 months pregnant and my partner said he didn't want me to go . He went I had to stay home 😢

[@Drescher1984]

They're so freaking great live

[@jeffforrester5896]

Body Count is a rabbit hole that you should look into deeper! Dive deeper and deeper

[@kapla2004]

I really enjoyed this interpretation of the song. Ice-T gets a little growly there in some parts, very cool

[@princebloodgrave8097]

Body Count is a great band.

[@Nessa_the_Embroidery_Nerd]

It is 6:20 in the morning and this made my whole day!

[@timmay587]

Should check out I'm the man by Anthrax

[@sinisterking6009]

Body count in da house, ice T is legend 🔥🤘

[@edumaia3564]

You gotta do Batushka. A Black metal Band who says nothing bad about God.

[@princebusta1st1]

Not at all surprised, Body count has always been fucking great. I managed to get a copy of cop killer in '92 just before it was banned (not sure if it was ever released here in the UK, but my friend's dad got a vinyl copy from the states) Ernie C is one of the most underrated metal guitarists out there, the newer stuff is chuggy and cool but the first 2 albums (Cop killer and Born Dead) are a bit more old school with some thrashy licks, REALLY fucking good.

[@itslikewhatever]

Body Count's "There Goes the Neighborhood" is fucking cool as hell.

[@erolbulut2584]

Excellent cover

[@princesssolace4337]

❤ their cover of Hendrix's Hey Joe ... suits Body Count perfect ... Hey Joe , where u are going with the gun in your hand?😂

[@DrSkeff]

Nice how they went into Post-mortem at the end as well.

[@dorisg.3]

Bodycount are really very good musicians and I like the Ice-T 🤩👍🤘🔥💋

[@michaelwilson7820]

Have you done deviloof?😊

[@smftv]

Hat's off to you Ice-T. 🎩📴 Respect.

[@thunderspike1892]

Raining Blood and Postmortem 🤘

[@theorncampbell4432]

Acid Bath. One of the most inspiringly original bands of their time.

[@lindacoy7165]

First time I’ve heard this. They killed that! 🤘

[@MrDeadstu]

Body Count have come a long way, they absolutely ripped that. I still have Cop Killer on tape somewhere around here.