Kid Rock - Bawitdaba - 7/24/1999 - Woodstock 99 East Stage (Official) | Reaction

[@Comedy.tunes.battier]

I was there, was not a kid rock fan.. but man did he put on a show. Played every instrument on stage

[@ryanw3658]

Man, I was just saying this. I don’t even like the dude, I didn’t even really like him when he came out back in the day, but this is the best fucking performance from Woodstock 99. No questions asked.

[@steven1479]

​@@ryanw3658I prefer Jewel, Limp Bizkit, and DMX, but Kid Rock probably had the best stage presence.

[@jb3290]

I bet you left a fan I did but I was on shrooms

[@dbartyzel]

Kid Rock had been doing this since 1988, less rock to it back then but he’s been doing it for a while

[@johntarnowski9086]

Any Kid Rock performance is a great one.

[@rigs6874]

Kid Rock does it all!!! Sings, raps, plays, writes and owned by NOBODY ❤

[@davidoriggan]

I know alot of people hate on him, but i gotta say. Ive seen a ton of live shows, ive seen him twice. And he puts on one of the best shows ive seen.

[@danielgallegos6884]

Exactly!

[@techyougo]

He's just kinda cringe now. He still makes some good stuff but he's made conservative his identity. I don't care if he's conservative but he literally made it his identity

[@Chicano_pistolero]

​@@techyougowhy is that a bad thing

[@EnergeticxCheese]

@@techyougoif his politics being a huge part of his identity now is cringe, then bands like Green Day, Sum 41 and RATM must also be cringe

[@bettyrose959]

@@techyougo Hate on someone because of what they believe as you all talk inclusion and equality. You people really are something, I swear. Go wash your hands and keep your distance, and put that mask back on so we can see you coming. YOU have no clue what freedom means, and obviously have no idea about inclusion and equality.

[@straightcue2003]

All of those bands got hot around the same time. If you listen to Eminem's Everlast diss track "Quitter" he references them with the lyrics "He puts an album out and rules for part of the year (talking about Everlast), then Kid Rock and Limp Bizkit come from outta nowhere. It's the start of an era, rock raps harder this year..." When "Bawitdaba" by Kid Rock or "Break Stuff" by Limp Bizkit or "Bulls on Parade" by Rage Against The Machine came on the radio, you were HYPED!! The 90's was such a great decade for music of so many different genres.

[@indianboy72]

It was the Beasties. That jumped off on this movement. Joining rock and rap. With Anthrax and public enemy. Saw that show. Amazing. Everyone got along. No shade.

[@chris882211]

Seen him 5 times love him so much..

[@trenchy1990]

I'm a bit late to this but the DJ himself is 'Uncle Kracker'. He had a few hits of his own that charted well worldwide.

[@mark_white.]

greatist week of my life back then show was fn great.

[@rycor9117]

Kid Rock is awesome and still is.

[@danielgallegos6884]

I’ve seen him recently. It is by far one of the best concerts I ever attended. He’s great! This dude rocks hard!

[@crystallane9962]

Mosh pit! Been around since OG punk days.

[@lisaelliott8732]

Kid Rock has been around forever, writes & performs awesome songs & shows, not bad for 53 YO

[@maryannerazzano7692]

Love Kid Rock ! Uncancellable and speaks his mind , doesn't follow the masses or bow to the government ❤

[@mshat18]

Kid Rock was the shit back in the late 90s early 2000s. Rage was okay but too political while Rock was just pure party.

[@Gumby6583]

Kid Rock is very political now.

[@jason686361able]

It's a pit you go crazy but there's respect when you get knocked down people get you up

[@brandeecrooks8842]

Sir, it’s a mosh pit 😂 not the white version of the electric slide or fighting 🤣. I was 19 in 1999 I loved your reaction of this. I’m not laughing at you, you just made me laugh w/that

[@theretrogk]

I miss the late 90s 👌🏼

[@RobertBoissoneau-s8n]

Dude, great writer , singer in all different genres,, another great video is him and Sheryl Crow duet

[@Comedy.tunes.battier]

Also happy that I didn’t partake in any of the wildshit and end up on one of those documentaries 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@PhatFreddysCat]

I love the accurate release date ♥️ Great reaction 👍🏼

[@daniel-b7q5m]

I was in my early 20's in that day and I can tell you this WE HAD A SENSE OF HUMOR, NO ONE GOT CANCELLED OR OFFENDED, THEYM ADE OFFENSIVE RAUNCHY COMEDIES, PEOPLE SPOKE TO ONE ANOTHER AND NOT TEXTED ONE ANOTHER, WE ARENT AFRAID OF OUR SHADOW, WE DIDNT GIVE A F BECAUSE WE JUST HAD FUN AND WE DIDINT GIVE A F, WHAT COLOR YOU WERE, AND DISNEY MADE GOOD MOVIES , NOT WOKE BS MOVIES BUT GOOD ONES!!!!!!!!!! THIS GENERATION IS ABSOLUTELY PATHETIC!!!!!!

[@Lela-plants]

No honestly rage against the machine came after Kid Rock. If I’m remembering correctly, I would say Beastie Boys pave the way for this & another group, whose name just left my brain I will remember it and edit this. Living Color. They were awesome.

[@mrcarguy6719]

It was alanis morrisete then limp bizkit then rage against the machine

[@jeremyward2027]

Kid rock's Undertaker song was American BAD ass. Also if you go and check out grits sandwiches for breakfast it was a rap album with him and 2short

[@johntarnowski9086]

At 5:32 what you were thinking is correct. Kid Rock said the got inspiration for the line from am early hip-hop/rap group that i cant remember the name

[@TC._Blair]

the white version of the elctric slide lol amazing

[@johncarpenter8527]

Never liked Kid Rock AT ALL, but that intro is legendary. That entire Woodstock lineup is legendary. Pre 9/11 and little to no cell phones. Just 300,000+ people in the crowd having a killer time. 1999 was the year of party. I remember very clearly 1999 and it was a blast for sureeeee!!

[@GregAustin-w2s]

Umm the pioneers for the rock rap was Run DMC with Walk This Way

[@FoundationGuy]

No one is safe in the pit, enter at own risk

[@IH8COMERCIALRNB]

ooo this is different for you. Politically he is not my thing, artistically, I think he's an extremely under-rated rapper and lyricist. Very much so. Love his work. Uncle Kracker is the dj incase noone pointed it out. The real star should have been Joe C, r.i,p. I think out of all of them , he SHOULD have been the star. Actually before Eminem was famous, he was on Kid Rocks album. And yes that crowd ddi get out of hand, there were numerous reports of sexual assault

[@Tony-fq5bn]

Never knew Uncle Kracker was his DJ

[@dimitrirogers8725]

honestly the real woodstock is much more to your vibe of being able to let go n be free to have a great time this woodstock was very different still good just doesnt nearly compare to the real one

[@TheIcpfan23]

My first time seeing Slipknot was awesome and my first mosh pit was really worth it got hit in the ribs and some guy pulled me back on my asking was I ok and was like yeah this is my first mosh pit. As long as you not really trying to fight you should be ok

[@syx3s]

it was way more fun to push people into the mosh pit than to be in the mosh pit. 😉🤣

[@christieabbott3744]

Check out cowboy,American badass and newer one we the people

[@maryannerazzano7692]

He wouldn't like "We the people " lol

[@Tommysimonsen]

7:32 well this festival did end in a riot, the reason woodstock don`t exist anymore.

[@johntarnowski9086]

😎 For not being a Kid Rock fan yoir jead was moving quite a bit

[@anangrytexan2244]

7:42 "something has to get out of hand, something has to pop off." That was the joy of the pit back before people recorded everything. If you had an issue with someone in the pit, y'all settled it right then and there. Then you carried on partying. I know it sounds outlandish in today's culture, but that stuff was brutal lol. There's a reason pits were feared back in the day.

[@jenniferhill5001]

✴️I'm old enough to have experienced "slam dancing" at punk shows. That morphed into mosh pits at metal shows. I was in the pit at an Anthrax show in the mid-90s. Every time I tripped or fell there was always someone to catch me. It was an awesome experience. Then frat boys started throwing fists. People came out bloody. It became a different energy. Less communal aggression, more rage at anybody in your vicinity. I'm glad I experienced the old days. 🤟🏼

[@anangrytexan2244]

@@jenniferhill5001 It's sad. I was heavily involved in the Hardcore Scene in the PNW and it started exactly as you described. When the frat bros starting jumping in pits to fight, we fought em back out of necessity. Ended up leading to the demise of the pit in smaller venues in the area.

[@russellw7785]

Dude has some good stuff.. this isn't the original version. Check it out, plus . Blue jeans and a Rosary... cowboy... Singing sweet home Alabama, etc etc

[@rycor9117]

1000000000% disagree with you on Rage for the Machine. I would say not in any order Anthrax Bring the Noise with Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, Run DMC, Aerosmith and Run DMC Walk this Way, maybe the earliest is Run DMC with ROCK BOX and early Beastie Boys right after they changed from punk to hip hop with rock added. IMO

[@HanSolo-dr5gn]

ill say in rage against the machines best days, never in detroit have i heard someone say play them over blade icewood, em, or kid.... even wayne. thats regular shit. we still get down to motown. yall are so lacking love you though thank you for the vid

[@gregwilliams4501]

can you please for the love of god.....literaly, react to dan vasc one man choir, hallelujah, its very old but i think you of all ppl will absolutely love it

[@dylanbrown3758]

Your probably thinking of Limp Bizkit.

[@Lela-plants]

Definitely them and who was the group that had the black guy with dreads that played like a metal rap? I am drawing such a blank on the name of that group and I can see the video I can almost hear the music but I I just can’t.

[@1965spank]

It’s a mosh pit my man look it up!

[@Hortonfantastic4]

He’s such a tool but this performance kicked ass.

[@paulashanks3129]

Watch the official video ❤😊

[@nostalga44jo]

Limp Bizkit paved the way

[@PeppaPigg-e3b]

LoL dude said a mosh pit it a white electric slide

[@kevinbrine4223]

Rappers Delight - "I said-a hip, hop, the hippie, the hippie To the hip hip hop-a you don't stop the rock It to the bang-bang boogie, say up jump the boogie"

[@Comedy.tunes.battier]

Someone died during Metallicas or Korn’s performance i believe

[@IH8COMERCIALRNB]

Yeah and heaps and heaps of s.a happened. But also during that time in Australia, Big day out Brisbane I think it was Limp Bizkit caused a riot and someone was sucked into the mosh pit and died of a heart attack. Dr Dre dissed them over it on 'Bitch please 2' from memory.

[@Comedy.tunes.battier]

@@IH8COMERCIALRNB limp def caused the crowd to go a little overboard at Woodstock too.. luckily i was off to side of the crowd and not in the middle of it

[@IH8COMERCIALRNB]

@@Comedy.tunes.battier Yeah, in all honesty.. Long before lil baby, Limp Bizkit set the tone. I am not sure tbh, because if anyone was memorable from Big Day Out it was Ramstein setting themselves on fire on stage.

[@IH8COMERCIALRNB]

@@Comedy.tunes.battierI mean .. all tea all shade I suppose, but Limp Bizkit was never going to steal the show when Ramstein were doing this kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJaqhXqud5h6aNE

[@rycor9117]

The Electric Slide is from a white person. lol

[@danzworldofsports7366]

Bro Check out icp ft kid rock is that you

[@chris882211]

No you dont like kid rock or Tom Mcdonald they are all for Trump!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So glad my kids got me into kid rock love him so much

[@heetcrusher2880]

Oh that whole place burnt down to the ground after this literally. Why there hasn't been another Woodstock since . Between Kid and Limp Bizkit it was over

[@trenchy1990]

I'm a bit late to this but the DJ himself is 'Uncle Kracker'. He had a few hits of his own that charted well worldwide.