WHO ARE THEY?? Rap Fan Reacts To ACDC - Thunderstruck

[@perkeyser2032]

You stick to rap. Ok? Don't quit your day job.

[@juliefrisk211]

admit it is not the best AD/DC song

[@Yankeerose9973]

Is there something wrong with you? Blitz fkn rocks it 🤟

[@MegaJustintee]

The greatest Australian rock band ever.

[@KaligarPrimus]

Be nice or be quiet.

[@VenturiLife]

Let people appreciate different music ffs.

[@jefff3886]

Angus Young, the lead guitarist, was once told about a critic who said that "AC/DC has put out ten albums that sound exactly the same." Angus Young replied, "That's a damn lie! We've put out ELEVEN albums."

[@toadman506]

They DID make it work though, I think it was Scott Ian (Of Anthrax) talking about Malcom Young, "AC/DC's Music is Simple and Easy to play, but REALLY Hard to play RIGHT." One thing about Malcom, Other than the "Back in Black" Videos, He has played the same Gretsch Guitar In EVERY Video, and In Concert until his health Issues forced him to stop performing. In the Bon Scott days it was Red. Later on, he stripped the finish off, and over the years experimented with different Pickups, but from around 1984 or so on, his "Beast" was always the same, He had a backup for Live shows that was identical (Which his nephew Stevie now plays as Primary), but that was it..2 Guitars. Personally i think Malcom is the best Rhythm Guitarist in Rock, Ever.

[@jenniferrogers2492]

😆 Great answer!

[@angelskunk2206]

LOVE IT! ❤👍🏻

[@theoneandonlyowl3764]

Why mess with perfection, lol.

[@atomicsquid9836]

An old joke, AC/DC only plays one song, but it's a really good song

[@melaniecreech7566]

I am 58 now...back in the day we blasted ACDC and my mom hollering at us to turn it down....about 20 years ago she went to an ACDC concert with my sister and for the last 20 years we been telling her turn it down....she is Angus Young's biggest 75 year old fan😎

[@davidleeroth784]

Rock on mom!!!😎

[@donnazasgoat2274]

My Mom got so used to 70's rock that she ended up singing along with Alice Cooper. Good memory now that she's dead and I'm 60- Mom singing the words to Billion Dollar Babies.

[@arabellyscastillo2974]

God bless her heart!

[@jenpru3825]

That is awesome!

[@GoldenFingerPIcker]

I"m 52 and right there with ya. 80s with motley, Ac/dc, Kiss, whitesnake, etc.... etc.... holy hell, it don't get any better

[@heatherkevinm]

My husband was a medic during an AC/DC concert and was called in to help someone in the mosh pit. This song started playing and he got locked in so just stood there with his patient on O2 and enjoyed the show. He said it was the best concert he’s ever been to. (The guy was ok)

[@NikkoBellic-sf6bo]

Sweet.

[@BibleLifeMaui]

You can't know how good it feels for me, a 48 year old black man to see our young bloods jamming to this great music. Are you kidding me?!?! When I was young people called me uncle Tom because I liked this music. Times have definitely changed......

[@zeppelinmexicano]

I wonder how much of this trend for young blacks to follow bands like AC/DC is just pure timing? There's a time for everything, perhaps, and this is it. What a process of discovery for them - something that kicks as and has a catalog from here to the moon. Just AC/DC and Zeppelin are enough to keep you busy for a year or two.

[@js-tz9bu]

Music has no skin color.

[@westcoastpatriot2665]

I'm late to the ballgame but hey, if you're still reading these, check out AC/DC's "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap," then listen to Bob River's "Dirty Deeds Done With Sheep!" Not only funny but Bob sounds almost exactly like the original singer Bon Scott! It's amazing!

[@mikerey7210]

Awesome "uncle tom". Your just one of us raised in a good time bro.

[@richardhoward6564]

That's Cool. A bunch of us in school hung out together. There was one black guy named Eddie. We went to all the concerts together. Great Times

[@antonnym214]

Angus Young is on lead guitar. Note on the opening licks, it sounds like two guitars, but he's doing it one-handed. Also, the little hoppy dance is called the duckwalk. Duckwalk was originated by T-bone Walker in the 1930s, popularized by Chuck Berry in the 50s, and then of course, by Angus here. You are CORRECK to pick up on the stadium vibes. This song is one of the all-time epic rock anthems. Angus said he can't play this unless he's bobbing his head. Someone asked Angus if he might be the best guitar player in the world. His answer was he's not even the best guitarist in his family. He was referring to Malcolm, who plays rhythm on this, but Angus said Malcolm is probably better at guitar solos than Angus himself.

[@mkay1957]

It's not a hard lick to play, but keeping it up for several minutes is.

[@marybrant9586]

The spectator stands replicate what was used in Mad Max Thunderdome movie

[@daveturnquist7587]

I remember watching an interview with Eric Clapton. Thet asked him how did it feel to be the best guitar palayer ever. He looked pissed and he said go ask Jimi Hendrix:)

[@kristianthompson7072]

in the video he is playing one handed but on the actual studio recording he is picking with his other and (i.e. using 2 hands) you can clearly hear the attack of the pick on the string in the recording. It's all on one string too. you can play it hammer on and pull off like he is doing in the video but it's not the same as the original recording. That was for optics in the video

[@bobinscotland]

Angus and Malcolm's older brother George played with The Easybeats (Friday On My Mind) and wrote and produced the early AC/DC hits... Angus also had nephew Stevie alongside in the band in later years. Talented family indeed. Saw them with Bon Scott singing in 1977 and 1978 and again twice with Brian Johnson here. Just make you smile every song.

[@maggieg60]

I wouldn’t call this “old school” - this is pure, unadulterated, head banging ROCK!!!

[@misskim2058]

“Old school” compared to today. If it’s good, it’s old school...in this case, old school head banging rock, absolutely! This and others of the day, like Zep, Pink, (our generation’s Pink-not head banging, but still old school, for those chilling and floating moments, and not that chick!), for example, were the major players of the soundtrack of life. Still have the AC/DC tank top from the concert when they first toured with this song...and I’ve kept in in new condition. Only wore it a few times and lovingly packed that one up in my decade box. Gotta have decade boxes of your fav stuff, at least one box per decade. It’s in there.

[@ksdthehammer1284]

Hey Maggie It’s hard to listen to somebody interrupting the song every 10 seconds🤬 I don’t think he gets rock ‘n’ roll He hears the words but he ain’t feeling it🤘🏼 boycott Hasbro & Coke 🤮

[@martinc9801]

Bear in mind the lead singer is in his 60's :)

[@r.f.switch5847]

Reminder: this song is 32 years old.

[@vaughnraley8591]

It's timeless is what it is.

[@mimiloveee9]

Thats angus young yo thats his signature move 👆 he always wear that outfit too..he considered one the best guitarists ever 💯

[@stevematthews641]

Dont forget Malcolm Young,one of the great rhythm guitarists

[@actavisprime514]

Chuck Berry was the originator.

[@haleygerdes5248]

@@stevematthews641 what a great dude RIP Malcom

[@bigflanks294]

Lol that was chuck berry signature move

[@joeevett9007]

@Jim Cox It was his sisters idea for him to use it on stage.

[@simpleiowan3123]

8:06 - “Man, ya’all had ALL the cool music back in the day!” 😆 Yes. Yes we did. 🤘

[@sweetcheeks73]

Another Iowan who agrees!

[@schechter01]

Indeed we did. I remember much of it...(when I wasn't drunk, that is)

[@neworleanslady9664]

@@schechter01 No shit! The best 😍 High school, smoking more than cigs at recess. Those were the good ol' days. I wish this generation was as educated tho...

[@unleashed4690]

And he didn't even mention we had the birth of Rap and HipHop in the 80's/early 90's. :)

[@misskim2058]

He got that right! We did. It was real music from real people and stuff. And when people went to concerts, they didn’t watch them through their (nonexistent) phones, and cameras were not allowed. If they caught you with one, you would have to go put it in your car or they’d take it (same with booze and weapons and sometimes even your studded belt if they were feeling particularly fussy). Concert goers actually watched the band in front of them performing with their own two eyes, with no screen in between. They left everything from outside the arena behind, and were all in for the music.

[@donnanelson4862]

I am 65 and a huge fan of AC/DC. My mother, God rest her soul, saw them in concert. She also loved Angus!!! This is true rock and roll nothing coming out today compares.

[@richardhoward6564]

I seen them 4 times in Dallas

[@laurie-lionessnotaewe5902]

My mom didn’t want me listening to them in the 80’s, just ask my daughter how well that turned out! 🤣 This is her all time favorite band. Growing up, I feel GenXers had the best and most broad music of all time!

[@ogrehaslayers605]

Yes we did!

[@robertakline9785]

this is how a rapper becomes a head banger!

[@alanfriesen9837]

You might say he's been… Thunderstruck.

[@simmerszalai9196]

hey, ac/dc will change anyone are a lot reactions just turn.

[@lilsaltxx9712]

@@alanfriesen9837 AC/DC is the reason I like rock now

[@rexeverything4578]

That is _NOT_ how one bangs their head!! He did get it right for about 4 seconds, though...

[@robertakline9785]

@@rexeverything4578 thats why I said "becoming"😋

[@herrzimm]

Ya'll had all the good music back in the day. Why do you think the "older generation" constantly complains about the amount of garbage that gets put on the radio and promoted by the industry? The over-use of auto-tune and "superstars" being made on talent shows and not by touring for years mastering their craft? Because we had THIS sort of stuff blaring out of every speaker for miles around.

[@andresmorales5111]

Nothing like back in the day

[@dragonfly9416]

Amen to that!!!!!If only we could turn back time.

[@theamfoldvik279]

AMEN !!!!!!!!!!

[@oldrockdude2174]

As many and biggest speakers as we could find too.

[@Code_Eye]

this is why i like david draiman from disturbed, when he was singing sound of silence live it got autotuned cause he had a cold, he was so madabout it he made everyone go to the studio to make a live version once he was better

[@19ScottMcRae85]

Angus Young is a legend on the guitar he could literally play it while falling down stairs.

[@chriswjohnson68]

Listen to old ACDC WITH bon Scott

[@r.f.switch5847]

He probably has, the man has played full tours blackout drunk before.

[@dawnwatson6511]

A journalist asked Angus "what's it like being the best guitar player in the world?" and his response was "man, I'm not even the best guitar player in my family." :) love him

[@nickbuckley4371]

Every other guitarist calls angus a monster guitarist they are not wrong

[@robin9876]

And give props to Malcolm!

[@Jedi4Life-u5y]

I never tire of watching a new generation enjoy the video for this rock anthem for the first time. Back in the day, you would hear this song coming out of virtually every professional sports team's locker room before their games. It was part of every team's pre-game ritual. Keep up the great work!

[@profencegrandrapids2684]

This song is nothing but pure energy from the gradual build up of the opening riff all the way to the end. Just a constant building of energy. you can see when they perform this song they give 100% and leave it all on the stage. It was played so heavily in rotation on the radio when it was released that I grew to hate the song, but all these years later I am reminded of what an awesome display of the live of music it was.

[@richardoberlander930]

"DUCK WALK" which was started by Chuck Berry.

[@IFdude]

Exactly!

[@dugii12345]

U mean, created by Chuck Barry !

[@Tully_23_32]

And Angus Young totally credits Chuck Berry, he was hugely influenced & huge fan of him, even as a Scottish baby brought up in Straya mate, Sydney to be exact!!!

[@carriedecker7190]

My family calls it the chuck berry. My dad does it with all the brides at family weddings - and usually end up spilling the bride. It’s a tradition! Lol. 🤣

[@AdamCSmith]

We used to make the nerds duck walk all the way down the hallway in high school.

[@BarryGGould]

"yall had all the coolest music back in the day" truer words have never been spoken 👍👍

[@firemarshal17]

Much respect to you for appreciating the craftsmanship and talent of this age of music. No computer tricks. No auto tune. Just raw talent.

[@stupidhat1779]

I love watching Angus do his version of Chuck Berry's duck walk. He takes it up a notch while honoring his inspiration. That is Rock n Roll! Brother I already loved the song but watching you enjoy made it better. Great video. Do your thing!

[@badam0112]

It was fantastic to see you enjoy this. And to recognize the pioneers from the 70's & 80's. AC DC is a top 3 band ever.

[@NicoleMcRaven]

Back in Black Highway to Hell Hells Bells T.N.T. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

[@jokester9697]

dont forget heat seeker

[@ThomasHawkwood]

Whole lotta Rosie

[@pattym5]

Night prowler

[@wabocook3305]

You shook me all night long

[@USAF76-85]

YEAH!!!!

[@chetpietras8402]

YES...we DID in fact "have all the dope music back in the day" as u say...At 66 now, I saw more pure music talent in the 60's and 70's than the current generation can imagine. Oh yea, and without all the fancy help like Autotune and alike. Neat to see you guys FINALLY opening up and discovering what us old guys knew ALL ALONG!! Just a SHAME u can't experience most of it LIVE Enjoy

[@KINGBLITZ]

Thank youuuu Chet! I appreciate you for watching and supporting!!

[@sheripetrey1882]

Totally agree Chet!!!!!

[@sheripetrey1882]

Hey Chet when's birthday? I 'm 66 also!!?

[@sheripetrey1882]

GFR!!!!!

[@chetpietras8402]

@@sheripetrey1882 i'll be 66 in 42 days on 6/12...DOB 6/12/55

[@TheOnlyTrippie]

are we just gonna ignore that Blitz said "No one beating him at hop scotch" to Angus bruh im dead xD

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

Hopscotch champion here no I’m not playing with Angus Young!😂🤣👍❤️✌️🌼

[@davidleeroth784]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@BeboRulz]

I busted 🤣🤣🤣

[@nanuq83]

That made me cough, I swallowed my gum. lol

[@SeanCarterCFH]

Fell tf out!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@NickanM]

I still headbang to AC/DC at age 52, risking a severe whiplash injury nowadays.... But, I am so happy that I was born in 1970, been to many live concerts with bands that has become absolute legends.

[@amy161774]

I was born in 74 & I don't remember a time not listening to this kinda music. We were there from the beginning of most of their music careers. We are a very blessed generation with our music to say the least. It will never be topped. I enjoy so much watching our younger generations rocking out to our "old folks" music.❤ I'd like to watch ur reaction to "For those about to Rock" by ACDC, & "God gave rock n roll to u" by KISS.

[@jedi_knight_PhD]

Totally agree, often I listen to this music. Just to travel back in time. To the greatest decade, the 80’s. To get away from this insane world we live in today.

[@tommilroy4555]

It's just fun to watch someone enjoying AC/DC...

[@lordmortarius538]

I LOVE that the younger generation is getting into this stuff, growing up in the 80's, we had some of the best music of all time, 70's and 80's both. Back then talent was necessary to make it big, and these guys had it in SPADES. AC/DC is very much an arena rock band, you nailed that one right off. Bon Jovi is another great 80's rock band you should check out, as well as Van Halen, and Scorpions just to name a few. Rock is a bit different than Metal, but it's ALL good :D

[@cosmicvagrant3980]

U2

[@ddiamondr1]

Take it back further - 50's - 90's. Still some good music being produced, just harder to locate:)

[@djl01271]

Definitely listen to Lynard Skynard if you like old music. Obviously Jimi Hendrick’s.

[@deloresdunbar1464]

I'm 66 and was born in the best era of music. From the Beatles to Elvis to ACDC.

[@nonacee5065]

Don't forget Cream, Queen, John Farnham, Moody Blues, The Shadows,.... oh my goodness my mind is spinning out with all the talent during our era. I'm also 66. My kids in their 40's added others like Metallica and ACDC to my listening pleasure, in their teens.

[@kathleenvaughn3630]

Ditto

[@mellymom1121]

@@nonacee5065 I'm 63. ELO, ELP Zeppelin, The Doors, Boston, Floyd....

[@nonacee5065]

@@mellymom1121 there was certainly talent in our time.

[@papawanker1554]

@@nonacee5065 dont forget guns n roses

[@seanbancroft3955]

"I need some more AC/DC!" Welcome to the party!

[@KINGBLITZ]

Yesss

[@bfpruett]

Grateful to be one of those who had the dope bands. Even more grateful some are still rocking. Seen these guys many times and each one is my favorite.

[@laurilouise8280]

Warms my 57 year old heart to watch you kids jam to our old stuff!!! We did have the best! Loved your reaction!! Thanks for the memories!!

[@punisherhotel92]

That hopscotch comment is underrated... I laughed for real

[@dustyverdino3753]

That's Angus young on the guitar

[@johnboyd6943]

I'm a 70 year old Aussie and grew up on AC/DC - one of the best and loudest bands in the world. Paul McCartney has even commented on how loud they are. I've seen them in concert 3 times, the last being in 2018. 2 live concerts you should watch, Live at Riverplate and Live at Donnington. My all time favorite is Back in Black at Donnington. Love to listen to that one with the volume up as loud as it will go. A truly great Aussie band.

[@lorimcconnell1493]

Was a delight watching your reaction! Happy to see a young person enjoying the same jam us old folks grew up on! Cheers!

[@darleneadams6844]

Their concerts are the most badass concerts you'll ever see and the video is just like it is in real life

[@marioguidotomasone1265]

The spark was generated in the 50s in USA by guys such as Jerry Lee, Chuck, Bill Haley , Elvis, then the flame became a bonfire in the 60s when the Brits trasformed rock'n roll into rock , then in the 70s this Little band of Aussies just stepped up and grabbed the whole thing by the balls, in the purest and wildest Aussie way. Legend

[@sutediheriyonoBaladMaUng]

Don't forget The Tielman Brothers, even Paul Mc. Cartney like them and saw their lived in german 1958.

[@PilloryClinton]

"Y'all had all the dope music back in the day." Yes, we did.

[@hamsterhuey9495]

They are still and always have been the best. Been a huge fan since I first heard them when I was 15 still enjoying listening to them 43 years later. Never seen them live, stood outside one of their concerts in 80 as I did not have enough money to go in and even through a wall they sounded amazing!!

[@f.murphy8340]

"Nobody can beat him in hopscotch." Absolutely brilliant commentary. Saw them live in 1979 - with Bon Scott. Younger Angus was extremely active on stage. Check out the official video for "Riff Raff." It will amaze you...

[@alanwilliams742]

I saw them in concert and Angus never once stood still. He was the original RED BULL!!! Crazy energy for one man. Non-stop, full throttle personality! Just incredible.

[@bradmccomb2619]

This video you picked, along with Moneytalks & Are You Ready were all filmed at the Agrodome in Vancouver, BC Canada. Myself, my mom & my aunt are extras in all 3! Long days but so much fun!!!

[@KINGBLITZ]

That’s soooooo cool man 🔥🙏🏽

[@barryschwarz]

Hey, it's good to learn where this was shot. Thanks for commenting.

[@mojtabaamuzegar7190]

I've grown up with AC/DC🤘🏻

[@denniscattermole]

so did i

[@haleygerdes5248]

...and im better for it :)

[@blitztech9637]

I wwas at their 2nd EVER concert in '74

[@donnazasgoat2274]

My son did too. I played all the good old stuff to him at an early age. Taught him what good guitarists and bassists sound like, what was good song writing, etc. He likes AC/DC but Rush is his favorite.

[@counterShock]

Raw talent no auto tune...... What a blast ..... What the hell has happened to music these days

[@tonibingham2430]

And they're one of the most successful Australian bands in our music history

[@KenNPotter]

Great reaction! Actually, this video is not from a live show, but AC/DC is known for their live concerts, so they usually try to make their official videos look live. Check out almost anything from their DVD “Live at the River Plate”. If you want old school AC/DC with original singer (Dave Evans doesn’t count) Bon Scott, check out anything from “Live at the Apollo Theatre” from 1978.

[@jamesbeck5113]

Live at the River Plate is the best of AC/DC concert you can find here on KZbin...imho. An incredible show, for sure! Back in Black, Highway to Hell, Hells Bells, T.N.T. is a great place to start.

[@ceeceesyl1097]

he gotta check out Bon Scott the bag pipes gonna flip him out

[@richardbowe2063]

In the 80s it wasn’t a official party till ac/dc was played

[@scottwhitley3392]

We get what you mean about Brian’s voice. He’s a Geordie from the north east of England and was a car mechanic before being recruited by AC/DC at age 32!

[@lorriehil4212]

He talks like that in interview so yes, it’s his voice.

[@Fr33d0mH4wk]

Yea he replaced original singer Bon Scott after Bon passed away. Need to listen to Long Way To The Top (if you wanta rock and roll)

[@chrisatkinson4295]

Y'all had the cool music back in the day, he ain't wrong

[@KINGBLITZ]

💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@longlowdog]

Angus Young been strutting his stuff since '76. Once you've been in the crowd for AC/DC no other gig feels the same.

[@KINGBLITZ]

🙏🏽💪🏽

[@m0oshie8558]

I still rock out with AC/DC....70 YRS OLD HERE!!!

[@deborahsevi5729]

I love the fact that a young man like yourself get it with our music. Much love man. 🤘🤘🤘🤘💖💖

[@clairash2004]

The reason is they're an Aussie band, we know how to rock. Angus Young is the only surviving member of the original band now.

[@shifterbbr1986]

Angus and Malcolm Young were born in Scotland but moved to Australia. Brian Johnson the singer is English. Cliff Williams the bass player is English. The drummer in this video is from Wales. 👍

[@genedoss664]

It's probably all the cardio work that's kept Angus alive all these years.

[@charliegeorge9393]

@@shifterbbr1986 didn't know Chris Slade was Welsh.

[@shifterbbr1986]

@@charliegeorge9393 I read it somewhere, please correct me if I’m wrong. 👍

[@dustyverdino3753]

Back in black is a classic from ac DC

[@gayleshaw7537]

And their sound still rocks today!! It brings me back to when I was 30, love them!!

[@kristianthompson7072]

Dude, I appricate your honesty on this. My daughter and I used to have a deal where we always went to the concerts of groups like this that I grew up with, I remember one time as we were leaving one and she turned to me and said, Dad, what's cool about all these concerts is that these bands all play their own instruments. Made me stop and think. And she's right. Nice review and I'm glad you liked it. They have been one of my favs for decades. came out in the 70s.

[@andrewwoodard8340]

I'm almost pretty sure Chuck Berry did the duck walk first. You owe it to yourself to check out some Johnny be Good!!!!

[@coyote4237]

Yes.

[@CriticalCoen]

Chuck just stole that song from Marty McFly.

[@rexeverything4578]

"Whole lot of Rosie" "Hells Bells" "Dog Eat Dog" "Sink The Pink" "Beating Around The Bush"

[@mimiloveee9]

70s n 80s was the best musically Fam..the best years of my musical LIFE was in the 80s on God,rap..r&b & rick..no decades like 70s n 80s PeriodT 🔥🔥💯

[@sandramayer5325]

It’s so DOPE bcuz it’s AC/DC!!!! One of the greatest rock bands in history! Period!

[@KINGBLITZ]

Man they are!

[@diveriderstef]

Young man, this is no less than the best rock band of all time. Love hip hop but that will never top this off. Any music lover cannot call themselves music lover if they dont know ACDC. Cheers on the reaction!

[@KINGBLITZ]

Right…

[@rattler4102]

Glad this was part of my youth! Living in Australia…..AC/DC were gods!! Back in Black is the best album ever produced and would be in 99% of everyone’s collection! #ProudToBeAustralian

[@carriecree1789]

One of the most unique and recognizable voices in Rock. I have friends that can't stand him but I love this band. Their loss!

[@feelthafunk4548]

Their loss I agree with you 100%

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

He sort of reminds of Bon Scott, but sings a little bit differently. Kind a screams more than Bon did.

[@candaceorr7517]

AA/DC is unmatched. Best rock band ever and Angus kills it with his moves.

[@mztweety1374]

Yup, the next tour should be sponsored by Aspercreme😂😅 God bless em.

[@Killamime]

Could not agree more!

[@Notthepickles]

Singer - Brian Johnson Cofounder and lead guitarist - Angus Young Founder and Secondary Guitarist - Malcom Young Bass - Cliff Williams Drummer and replacement for Phil Rudd - Chris Slade Album - The Razor’s Edge Written by - Angus and Malcom Young Released- 1990 Track number - 1 Other hits - “MoneyTalks” “Fire You’re Guns” ------ Fun fact Phil Rudd was facing legal problems during the recording so Chris Slade took in for him! “And Angus is the main show of AC/DC”! This is my favorite band, and I’m 18 and it’s been my favorite for 15 years!

[@jlnasseri4390]

What a smooth guiter riff throughout this song. A wonderful and unique classic song and performance. It's hit and miss finding good music these days.

[@mimiloveee9]

Hells Bells & For those about to rock mad 🔥🔥 from them too ❗

[@billcox8870]

We salute you

[@dustyverdino3753]

You shook me.all night long is another great one

[@82lucysue]

I just want to say that this reaction to music is soo fun. The first time I heard acdc i was 12 years old (1976). They blew me away! You should check out TNT with Bon Scott as lead vocals. I’m absolutely loving your reaction to these songs! Thanks for being you!✌🏻

[@Satrana100]

I've seen them 3 times in concert and one was this tour. Angus is the maniac with the guitar that never stops from beginning of the conert to the end. He puts the energizer bunny to shame.

[@cjsteadman6217]

Party band. It doesn't matter who you are. Beer, babes, bangers, rappers, young, old, you put on this group, you're moving.

[@KINGBLITZ]

Agreed!

[@jpfeio3]

Here is a list that you should try: -Thunderstruck - Live at River Plate -Let There be Rock (official video) or Live at Apollo Theatre -TNT (Live at River Plate) -Riff Raff Live at Apollo Theatre - The Jack Live at River Plate - Whole lotta Rosie (Live at River Plate)

[@marybethmcknightpotts6049]

Oh, gawwwwd, yes! Highway to Hell at River Plate!100,000+people in Argentina....

[@stormy8207]

Don't forget Whole lotta rosie at River Plate

[@jpfeio3]

@@stormy8207 of Course, my mistake, I tought that it was alteady included...

[@meryltrue8773]

Heck! Just watch the whole River Plate concert!

[@LadyShar]

AC/DC Back in Black is my favorite. You could react to this whole concert and never hit a bad song.

[@cmccracken5976]

My favorite version of this song is the live at River Plate in Argentina. The crowd is amazing

[@PaulIsDeadMissHim]

This was AC/DCs last song that entered the public consciousness. It's been used in movie trailers from time to time.

[@ledlight6630]

Angus Young and Malcolm Young are two of the best guitar players AC/DC❤ is one of the greatest Rock bands , that's why young people still listen to them❤ thanks🙏

[@jomomma5281]

As a 55yr old Aussie i grew up on Acca Dacca.. been around since the 70's. This's Brian Johnson singing. My son used to crawl over to the speakers and bounce, I'd freak cause them speakers where ground level & loud.(bizarre fact: I only went out with my baby daddy bc he looked like Malcolm Young)😅 He's 40 now,still loves Acca Dacca. The best was Bon Scott. Aussie rock is soo underrated!

[@IhateschooI]

Cant believe that an 80’s rock song can be better then todays songs

[@karengoodenough827]

For a good laugh you should check out Big Balls by them, it is older with their original lead singer,Bon Scott, also with Bon Scott it’s a long way to the top

[@KINGBLITZ]

Will do!

[@banyarling]

Solid insight near the end. I mean in those times they *could* use loops by physically cutting and splicing tape, but judging from the live albums bands had, they probably weren't doing that. In this digital era you just need to get it right for ten seconds and that's even IF you use a physical instrument instead of a sample.

[@salb8275]

Yes, yes we did have all the cool music back in the day. You’ve officially been “thunderstruck” 🤘🏼. It makes me happy to see new generations listening to music I did in high school!! You should listen to more of their songs, maybe a little GNR (guns and roses), Led Zepplin, Lynyrd Skynyrd I have a LOT of suggestions if you’re interested lol.

[@moho5790]

ACDC live at River plate. You haven't seen a crowd until you watch that!!!

[@letitbesummer6536]

Imagine this song being played before a basketball or football or hockey game. It’s blasting on the field or it’s blasting in the locker rooms before the boys go out to play! It is done all the time, hypes players up! Thx for reaction. 🙏💕

[@lynmarsh1416]

The college football games I go to play this even now

[@elizabethgould1647]

This song is the anthem played at the start of every game for the Melbourne NRL rugby team Melbourne Storm and usually accompanied by small fire works and it does get the whole crowd pumped up

[@JRush374]

Their entire Highway to Hell album is amazing. A lesser known song from it that kicks ass is Walk All Over You.

[@user-ld4qr3eg7b]

They were amazing in concert. I saw them at both an inside and outside stadium. They had the stands in Gillette stadium bouncing

[@darrenmiller6927]

I saw AC DC beck in 1979 on the highway to hell tour ( may have been 1980) but Bon Scott died that year. Dark day in the stoner section, lol. Next in 1981 back in black came out and they had Brian Johnson singing. Different, but both great. Lots of fun to think of high school again. Thanks Kingdom. Much love from California.

[@glendebruyn5437]

Angus Young, one of the best guitarists ever!

[@buisyman]

As a hard core AC/DC fan, I have to say Michael Jackson was truly the king of pop. I remember watching him on his families TV show. the first song I ever heard Michael sing was Rockin' Robin.

[@coyote4237]

You need to dive into this band. This is one of their later songs. So much more to discover. Great band.

[@hudsonhollow]

The two brothers behind all this got their name from their sister's sewing machine. It was AC/DC and they adopted it as their band name because it was POWER!!

[@user-rp6ve4sw3u]

Jeeze, I'm 75 and I'm still rocking to this all the time.....one of my all time favorites...nothing better!!!

[@MrsJHarrington]

Love your channel, and the way you give music a chance . This is some of the best music ever made, I’m also a huge Queen fan. Keep rocking my friend!

[@mystsilver9331]

Absolutely love to watch reaction to thunderstruck. Never have met a person that can go driving down the road and hear it on the radio without cranking it.

[@michaelconnor1542]

YES, we did have all the great music. The seventies, eighties, and to a lesser extent the Nineties, were some of the greatest artist to ever live. Many were fans of the great works of Bach, Beethoven, and Amadeus. Joey Ramone, once said, Amadeus was the greatest rocker to ever live.

[@jayleach7186]

I really appreciated that you understood that people that were doing music in my generation were so creative.

[@slytherinsteph]

“Ain’t nobody beat him at hopscotch” 😂😂😂 Man, I bout spit out my drink! I LOVE that the rap reactors are loving “my music” cause I’ve been loving “their music” for years. Music 🎶 It’s universal ♥️

[@guitarman8462]

Many reactors always react to this same song , but remember that acdc has a giant catalog .

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

Who did that move first? You need to watch you some Chuck Berry! One of the original 1950s rockers, and ground zero for rock'n'roll! Of AC/DC songs, "You Shook Me All Night Long" is a classic, and has anyone suggested "Dirty Deeds" yet?

[@kahless9999]

The best use of this song was in the movie “battleship “

[@keithsteinle747]

Angus Young lead guitarist and his brother is the other guitar player. Unfortunately the brother passed away a couple years ago. May he rock in peace.