Old heads 1st time REACTION to REN - What You Want & 1990s! This brought us back haha

[@chevychick537]

I’m a woman and love your channel. Just sayin. I’m not offended at all. 😎👍😁. I’m extremely entertained.

[@emdiar6588]

Of course you are not offended. No one is offended. No one is even pretending to be offended. People who constantly brag about not being ''woke'', love to project other people's ''wokeness'' with no evidence. They love to say ''I'm not allowed to say this but...'' or ''I'm probably gonna get cancelled for saying this but...'' when in reality no one gives a shit what they say or think, and they know it. They WISH people would object. It's just them acting important and trying to come off as rebellious and brave with no personal risk. Even assuming women are going to object to what they say just because they are women, is to accuse women of being naturally unreasonable and whiney. I don't know a single women who cares. Some men just like to pretend they do just to appear edgy. That''s kinda what's happening in this reaction. Outside of half a dozen ideologue feminists, women are pretty reasonable, in my experience, but that doesn't suit some men's narrative.

[@MsCheesemonster13]

@@emdiar6588 Don’t do it myself (although sometimes I’m tempted), but I have seen women (tongue-in-cheek) pretend to be offended, just because it seems to make a certain kind of man feel like he’s bravely pushing the boundaries. Makes the man/ men happy, and you can have a good laugh about it afterwards. Win, win, I say.

[@MF.Alchemy]

I DO care about misogyny, because it does matter. But I don’t whine about it. I don’t catch a whiff of it here. Y’all are solid.

[@annebiebrich9155]

I am 67 and hated rap until Ren ! I am addicted to everything Ren and I have noticed there is a major group of people in their 60s that love Ren ! He reaches every age group, which is rare !!

[@stevemisog]

I'm 62 and I always thought rap should have ended after Grandmaster flash (with the possible exception of Eminem's early stuff). Then Hi Ren popped up in my news feed and now Im hooked on him. I think I always saw rap as being the same inane, monotonous, repetitive drivel full of constant references to n*gg*rs, hoes and popping caps in bottoms. Ren's rapping is a totally different beast, with meaningful, deep lyrics, and amazing beats. Now I am learning to appreciate the genre, if Ren has a genre apart from being Ren.

[@TheRivvyartsStudio]

Totally agree with you, loved Grandmaster Flash and that era of music/rap, the music made sense, you could understand every word. Rens music is so unique and meaningful, perfect voice, great guitarist, writer, actor, he’s got it all! And yes I’m nearing 60, and my husband who thinks the same is 62!

[@staceyshaffer180]

I’m 63 and got in to reaction videos during the pandemic cuz I loved that the younger generation is listening to my generation of music from the 70’s and 80’s. Then I came across REN about a year ago and I’ve been hooked ever since. This guy has a rare talent that I haven’t seen in decades.

[@The_Great_Omondo]

I’m 62 floyd, Bowie, T Rex, R&B soul, & many other genres except Rap, until I saw a Ren video of him busking, jumped down the Ren rabbit hole, now because of Ren, I’m listening to NF, Tom Mc Donald, Dax, it all started with Ren, reminds me of how I felt when I first saw Sparks, he has re ignited my passion for music, crazy how so many of us oldies love his music. Talent is Talent, we have lived through enough decades of music, to recognise genius when we hear & see it. X

[@itspickleric138]

I absolutely love this thread of comments ❤

[@suevick637]

I am a 65 year old Widow, but have a son that was born in '80's, but grew up in the '90's. I remember it all and I love all of REN's music. He is a genius that can touch every heart at any age.

[@LeeannG]

I bet Ren could set up a concert like a music festival. They have a lot of different bands on the main stage, one after another, and there’s got to be a method to that kind of madness.. and Ren is like 10 different artists so….

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

It would be like a RENaissance Faire

[@greynoise1409]

There is a KZbinr - ItsHanna - that put up a 3 or 4 year old Ren concert. It is Chincilla, Ren doing Jenny and Screech, Ren with Sam Tompkins, then Ren with the Big Push.

[@lillyvanpug]

I'm a 1980s baby and I think that's one of the reasons I enjoy Ren's music so immensely much 😍 It's just a throwback to my teenage dirtbag years and it's bringing back so many memories of good times when life was pretty much perfect 🖤

[@markstelle9402]

Touche'

[@danielburrells2055]

Wheatus-teenage dirtbag. What a banger!!!

[@annaberkley7575]

Yesss!

[@murder13love]

In the uk, he reaches anyone from the youth of today to people hitting their 40s, my dad is in his mid 70s and loves the big push (the band he was in)

[@JohnMayfield-NS]

"We did a lot of dumb stuff.." and there were no cell phone cameras to catch it.. and I'm glad. :D

[@jamiemacdonald6899]

On Losing It you'll notice Ren calls it a Retake. He has a series of retakes where he raps over other people's tracks. From Fat Boy Slim to the Foo Fighters. Another great reaction. Enjoyed listening to Don's verse on Jungle Breed too.

[@LeeannG]

He usually says the original artists name within the track too, like on Losing It the last thing he says is “Fisher”. And in “right here, right now” he’s says something about “fat boy slim on the track” he also does a retake on Bittersweet Symphony and one of the members of the ordinal band. (Sy from The Verve) sent Ren a guitar :)

[@Bearlissimo]

I can think of the following "Re-Takes".. Foo Fighters, All My Life Re-Take Subtrkt, Wildfire Re-Take Fatboy Slim, Praise You Re-Take Fisher, Losing it Re-Take Verve, Bittersweet Symphony Re-Take

[@annebiebrich9155]

I have to argue that the 70s was the BEST !

[@chrisseiler42]

KZbin offered up a live concert the Big Push put on before Ren left for Canada. It was great-wish I could have been there. Maybe you guys can find it. I don’t remember who made it.

[@jamiemacdonald6899]

@@chrisseiler42 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpfJiKt9h7qNZrs

[@LeeannG]

Admission! Also ps Calvin Harris blocked Ren because of this song 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BlackPegasusRaps]

😂🙌🏽

[@ms.lisamarie82]

Loved that part. I saw the interview with Ren they asked if he was still blocked. His little laughs and smiles was so cute.

[@LeeannG]

@@ms.lisamarie82 that’s actually the only reason I knew he got blocked haha! He was like “it was just a song…” at that point I hadn’t heard 1990s and I still haven’t heard CH’s song about the 1980s 🤣

[@GarnetJ]

That’s hilarious 😹😹😹 Gotta love Ren 😜

[@kimzwolinski9919]

😬😂😂😂😂

[@CarouselExperiment]

90's was the best. Mates knock on your door, 'hey, coming for a bike ride?' End up on a 6 hour adventure, exploring forests, abandoned buildings and getting up to no good 😂

[@adrienne1958l]

Yeah we also did that in the 70's , and there is an expression " everything old is new again " . Granted technology (social media ) has changed the game .

[@CarouselExperiment]

@@adrienne1958l Yeah true:)

[@moodswinggaming2972]

i miss them, for me at 38... there's a distinct line which before everything was warm and fuzzy and after everything is uptight and bleak. The line was September 11th, 2001.

[@sarahirwin8912]

​@@moodswinggaming2972100% agree with you. I lived in NYC on 9/11. I was 19. That was the day my youth ended. Since then, my world has been much darker. I've never been the same. Ren brings light for me. I'm telling you, he's saving lives.

[@psychobetha]

i’m in my 40s and found Ren a few months back, got my 23-year-old niece hooked on him, and have seen tons of comments on his videos from people in their 60s and 70s. dunno what demographic he aimed for, but he hit em all 😂

[@nrsvlda70]

I’ll blow your stats.. I’m a 72 yo old Gma who was a teenager in the 60s, when my parents thought the world was going to end bc of the length of The Beatle’s hair, and they weren’t the only ones thinking that!!!! I enjoy many genres of music, but never EVER listened to rap.. but since hearing Ren, and digging further into his music, I now I like it.. and all it’s depth. Gotta say tho, having watched many reactions to his videos.. there are several younger (professed rapper) type reactors, who just don’t get him. They can’t follow what he’s saying - nor (it seems) do they get the connections he’s trying to make. It would be very interesting to see who would attend his concerts; he certainly isn’t ‘run-of-the-mill’ in ANY way. Thank-you for your thoughtful reactions - very enjoyable, even for us ‘oldies’!!

[@TheDougMan]

65 here and agree with you. Yes, the Beatles had long hair by the 1960s standards, lol.

[@bewilderedboy1]

Love getting to hang with you guys for a while. I was born 1970, but I still got love for these tunes and the memories they bring me. Keep on keeping on, much love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@d1specdrifter]

Same here. 1970 was a great year. I miss the 70s.

[@N0Sheeple]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@SkaterWillsy]

2 words - animal flow. Premieres 4th May and its a one take video again! Man I can't wait! Hope you guys get to jump on this early. Much love from a 43 year old skater boy! ❤

[@ray_tupper]

There's way more than two words there, mister.

[@subkang]

You are correct. I counted over 30 words in his comment.

[@SkaterWillsy]

Haha, funny trolls. The 2 words were 'animal flow'

[@SkaterWillsy]

Can't a guy be buzzing for a new track without self-righteous asshats jumping on a thread pointing out the obvious?

[@ray_tupper]

@@subkang right! I got 32.

[@thedearjohnblog]

I loved watching that reaction - thanks both. Your appreciation of Ren's music is always a pleasure, but the whole memory lane vibe had me laughing out loud more than once. Class. Also wanted to give Don a shout out for his great line when talking about the last generation to grow up without cell phones; "There was a freedom to being unreachable." So true! I've been trying to explain this to my lad for years. I'm stealing that line.

[@psychobetha]

first time i watched “what you want” i immediately thought the beasties vibe was a cool, easy tribute. then came the coveralls and moves that mimicked “intergalactic.” even better. and then the line “fresh like grass when the grass is green” hit and i realized how deep the homage was going to go. in rhyme, flow, and cadence it’s a perfect callback to “fresh like a box of krispy kremes” from “three MCs and one DJ.” so many little easter eggs… freakin genius 💜

[@redbandita020]

Well said! The word everyone is looking for is "pastiche": /paˈstiːʃ/ noun an artistic work in a style that imitates that of another work, artist, or period. In this context, I like to point out the filthy bass and the jazz flute. Both iconic BB sound scape.

[@pennytipp]

Haha born in 73 but have listened to the BBoys since they started - I love how he captured their signature qualities from the fits to the fisheye, scratching, and flute! This is one of my favorite tracks. Haha can’t wait for the interview, it’s gonna be lit!

[@grannymegrannyiam6886]

I’m a 73 year old norwegian grandma, and I just love Ren!

[@dancerbird76]

I was born in the late 70s but love the nostalgia of these videos and remembering how simple life was pre mobile phones and internet. That’s the beauty of Ren music - he brings people from all generations together - there’s something for everyone. Thank you for the trip down memory lane with this fun reaction.

[@88craggle]

Your gonna love this😂 “hi ren my name is ren” Easter egg

[@PeteFindsObscureStuff]

Nice to meet you!” “Oh that’s great man…”

[@ManneyM]

Yes.... been asking for this since i watched your first hi-ren reaction , already excited, can't wait 👍👍

[@joehermanson_]

I graduated high school in 1996 and this resonates with me so much. I love technology, but the ‘80s and ‘90s were an epic time to be a kid!

[@JensRandolff]

I always love your reactions, especially when you have guests on. This reactions was no exception. FYI, the date, 29 March 1990, is the day Ren was born.

[@kerricrawley6864]

I was born 1980. Growing up in the 90's. My son was born in '98. You guys are throwing me back in time!!! CONTRA!!!!

[@catrionaskivingtonskivingt4819]

60 & loving this. I honestly thought I was too auld to be impressed but I was totally wrong Ren has reminded me that great music & art will always shines through. I love the emotional roller coaster he takes you on he’s truly gifted.

[@krayzee28]

I just turned 42 today and both these music videos are definitely a nostalgia trip... can't seem to get what you want out of my head lol

[@silentwhisp4r670]

Shiiitt.... Because of you guys and this video I am over here calling my old school friends to talk about dumb shit we did, haha. Awesome reaction!

[@mary.e645]

Love love love this. I was born 1955 and appreciate Ren's honesty and depth in his music and songs, at last music is speaking to us again ❤🙏❤

[@shotaholic1]

1) you’re welcome. I suggested these both a few vids ago. 2) when Ren’s “What You Want” comes on, as a 45 year old guy, my knees go krook and I can’t walk straight! lmao 3) my son (who’s turning 7) and myself watch these videos and listen to these songs all the time!!! he LOVES them as much (or close to) as I do.

[@truckinleprechaunscottcask9747]

Thank you for the trip down memory lane. Born 1975 in Aurora, CO. My how Denver has changed! Great reaction

[@salishseamermaid]

Given Ren's gift for flow and lyrics and timing, I'm pretty sure his set list would be a work of art, as well, and I sure hope to attend one of his concerts someday!

[@francksidenius]

Brings back a loooot of memories! 80's kid as well, so remember the 90's for sure. Best time of my life!

[@loganyarborough7783]

Lmao I'm 39 and my first car was a 1979 280z Datsun with no radio. I had a battery powered boombox and a Hella thick cd book😂 also I'll never forget when my son came to me sooo excited to have discovered a band called Greenday. He is 20 now and actually introduced me to Ren. I LOVE you guys and your humor! Much love from TX❤

[@brandonbaker8584]

He!! Yeah don. Dont let him lie. He knew exactly what you were talking about (25:00) he was throwing covers over tower to muffle the dial-up noise at 2 am.😅😅😅 great reaction guys. Enjoyed the trip back in time

[@DwarfsRBest]

Don going off on the beauty of not always being connected and having some space was fire because it's in that space that you grow

[@Skittenmeow]

What does a Ren concert look like? I'd love for him to do a Gorillaz style concert on the internet with digital sign in for those of us who he can't travel to when he's better. And for us with fluctuating disabilities that could impact our ability to guarantee we could make it out of the house on any given day. The digital concert way it would minimise how much a concert would take out of him... physiological stress of travelling on tour and staying in different places...mean he only has to do one performance, also helps with the environmental triggers from a different environment on immune system and autoimmune cascade (irritants, temp, humidity, chemicals, air quality, pollens, air pressure, different water/ available foods etc) And his collaborators could come to him, and a small live audience

[@margaretmccauley9830]

Dude❤I love y’all’s reactions! I was born in 82 so I’m in a state of nostalgia when I hear these 2 songs!!

[@margaretmccauley9830]

😂dingdong ditch 😂

[@hitman12725]

Ren is amazing both his charisma the plight he is overcoming and a musical genius he just connects on another level love him and that he’s blessed with this talent ❤

[@justicedelayed]

Gaahh!! Had to pause and say how jealous I am that your boy has seen Phoenix live. I'd give my left knuckles to see them in concert. Ok, maybe that's a bit drastic; I'd really, really, really enjoy seeing them. But now, it's on my bucket list to see Ren live. I'd make a trip to the UK for that, but I have a feeling he'll be coming to the US eventually provided that his health allows. Get better Ren, LIKE YESTERDAY.

[@denalinde]

Nice seeing the Red Rocks shoutout. Saw both the Cure & later Love & Rockets there in the 80s. Blew me away just physically being there with the acoustics.

[@DHunt19x]

i feel like he could almost perform the vids on stage since alot of them are one take, would love to see him live

[@silentfenrir6927]

1990s gave me big flashbacks!

[@danalynn2404]

I was 13 yrsold when RAPPERS DELIGHT swept threw. My kids thought it was a hoot to have me rap it to their friends in high school. Still no every word. My favorite stuff came out in tha early to mid 80's Lisa Lisa, Cult Jam, I'll still listen to it. Love the song Rumors. Don't get me started on Salt n Pepper, En Vogue and TLC. I'm 58 though

[@paulweston8755]

You guys are fantastic, keep up the good work, much love and respect from the UK

[@adellegregory4433]

Lol you missed the end where he got told off by the security guard😂

[@jenifermorgan7328]

There is a full Big Push concert online that gives you an idea what a Ren concert might start at, as well as some of his busking.

[@jonathonthomas1255]

There was a show, band called Black Veil Brides, back in like maybe the mid 2010s, where the lead singer(Andy Biersack) attempted to jump down from a pillar onto the stage(like a 10 ft drop) and one of his feet slipped as he landed on the stage and he slammed his ribs on the edge of the stage. Broke like 2 or 3 ribs, refused to be taken to the hospital until he had finished the show. Not the first time something like that had happened.

[@elizabethkindred6806]

I'm seriously hoping that Ren is going to come back to Brighton and turn it into the Branson of England and all of his friends and collaborators can take turns doing kickass shows 5 nights a week and a Sunday matinee for us gray hairs. You would have to attend like, ten shows to see all of Ren not even mentioning all his talented friends.

[@philth8540]

Yes guys, I was born 85’ but see the 90’s as my era! Hearing this it’s always like being smacked in the face with nostalgia!! Not far off that big 40 now.

[@Hd5Sw17]

Same born 85 grew up 90s. Best decade EVER!

[@LorenzoFrausto]

84 here, see it the same o7

[@martinrobinson936]

Dude, I was born in 73, so the 1990s were a decade of memories as I left home in 1990. And discovered music then too. Best decade

[@moodswinggaming2972]

born in 85 too, feel ya ! I miss the 90's so much and for me everything after September 11th 2001 is different. Very different.

[@seanleo3464]

I’m sure someone commented by now but for me as a kid it was DING DONG DITCH 😊 ahhh the nostalgia in this song, feel you and what Ren is on, LOVEEEEE IT ❤

[@Proud.American58]

Looking forward to it!

[@sbjchef]

Ren simply has music no genres just communication, BARDCORE

[@chelsieblackwell5212]

I was thinking how cool it would be to see a ren concert last night and how amazing it. Would b and then I thought it would kind of be something he wouldn't do because of the darker songs, BUT you guys are discussing it, and that is awesome!!!!! ❤❤❤😅

[@jasons2851]

Love that you reacted to these 2. I was born in 1969 and I totally agree that current generations aren't into the older stuff like we were. There's so much access to new stuff especially on streaming that there's less interest to explore the classics unless someone who is currently big brings it up or promotes it.

[@joshlvn7732]

I was born in 79 so yeah 90’s we’re the shiznittttttt!!!!! It was a hell of a time!

[@mambutuomalley2260]

FINALLY!!! I was waiting for this ❤

[@christianjeanne3283]

Crazy!!! 90 s were the last wild times even in France..it is fun to see it is the same thing around the world. Things changed since smartphones launch..begore we performed frustration and boredom so we had to connect and meet people. We had to create our games and fun. I miss these times..and I fired poo bags too..😂

[@bercio]

Y'all need to make a GIF of your synchronized head bopping at the start of the video!

[@aimeekeel]

Love this so much. 80s baby here and I love this whole thing.😂

[@xdeth783]

I got into a clockwork orange when I was 15. Everybody in the punk scene loved the movie. We would watch it over and over on vhs

[@debrashrider4062]

I was born in the 1950's. Inside Detroit. The bag of dog poop on fire placed on a porch was even then a Traditional part of our "Devil's Night" celebration. And hiding close by to see then elderly person open their door and stomp it out, would set us to hillariously laughing and running off. I grewup and came to learn the target of our attack knew of the tradition and played their part, also. Parents armed us with bars of soap to graffti windows with. Sometimes pointing out a neighbor NOT to target. Such as a very ill elder. Back then we knew the fear of the line: "I brought you into this world and I can Take you out!" Our territory was defined by our age and ouŕ parents. Who dutifully, stomped out bags of flaming poop, yelled in anger as doorbells were repeatedly rung, and groused the next day as they all washed their cars and the walls of their homes and commanded we help pull all that toilet paper off the bushes.

[@tinymusikcodottv-Musikverse99]

We had fast internet in the 90s hahah. Remember WebTV?? haha

[@chrishughes1771]

The Clockwork Orange was banned in the UK by Kubrick and was only unbanned in 1999 when he'd died. I'm 43 so i was 19 when i saw it for the first time.... in the 90s! haha 🙂

[@howieb4217]

Top reaction 👍 What you Want and Power are on my daily playlists

[@enophjimenez1037]

ayo im 20 and i got into a clockworks orange through my dad. But i guess its safe to say most people my age dont really know the movie or would even appreciate it... times change. Ow aand wanted to say i watch most of ur content. its great stuff! bc you are a great guy! same for the people you put on the show. again, great stuff, great variety. ;0 Just wanted to show some love, you guys deserve it.

[@W4ll_fl0w3r]

Roflmfao this was hilarious and the ultimate nostalgia trip seeing as you guys are old enough to remember these things as well as I do lol... having a decade on ren really makes these tracks hit home just that Lil bit diff lol Def outside of that 18-24 range you mentioned but I agree A Clockwork Orange is an icon film and was something each generation went back to to show appreciation... until appreciation changed... If I were to say it was lost, you guys would understand that I'm saying the form in which it existed is no longer.. the further along in generations will understand the context less and less getting to where it's assumed I'm saying the younger generations have no appreciation... The further removed people are from that time frame (to those trying to twist this is no longer about age it's about mindset... it just happens that those with more connection to the time frame will understand on a diff level.. one that doesn't make them angry over some strangers comment on thr internet.. one that they may even be able to emphasize with) the angrier they seem to be... their hesitation in life is heartbreaking (tho understood considering the bubble wrap those before them were after the older of our generation panicked at that thought of their kids having to come up like we did) It's those iconic connections that when you break it all down... from the movies and music to games played and stories told.. that kept connection even when the system tried to divide.. Division is only working again bc they've managed to detached us from our last lines of defense A Clockwork orange played as a long game got it worked .. is working.. they're winning and the truly twisted part is that we're seen as the enemy when our generation just may be the key

[@bjhillier507]

You guys are going to love Rens "Love music Part 3"

[@curtisrance1764]

You here his "struggle" songs like hi ren, and its so nice to see he can have fun and a carefree side

[@benistoneman9737]

What ever set list dude got I feel you got to start with this. Gets everyone moving gets the vibe right and from moving to this beat you could go any direction.

[@richardthacker7272]

Im 48 so i got a little bit of everything it was amazing being born in the mid 70s & growing up in the 80s

[@Lulubelle123]

Oh My Woman by The Big Push - such a beautiful song , one to react too, you might get a surprise at how it sounds 🙂

[@tomclem1]

I love your breakdowns of the songs because lyrics and lyricism more than just the entirety of each song. Ren connects with so many of us for more reasons than I can list..... Between you and Knox, I've found some great hip hop and I'm a metalhead at heart

[@jenniferclark8051]

I love the call back to Hi Ren when they are on the merry go round

[@CharlotteElmore]

Jessica!! ‘it’s alright: cause I’m saved by the bell!’

[@laurenjohns3049]

Hope you get to read this comment. The whole flaking nail polish was done on purpose as it was a purpose thing back in the day. It was a style Its a throw back to the 1990's grunge / punk. As a chicka I rocked it back then. Half for style half for being lazy too do a new coat 😝 I never would have caught the nail polish if you hadn't pointed that out. Thanks! I love watching yalls reactions. I get so much from it. Man Ren amazes me at every turn. He and his people helping him do his videos know there shiz! Got me all nostalgic with new flow on top of it lol

[@nurselorie2271]

They all play their instruments no recorded music … so good

[@ddraigcymraeg1549]

Hey fellas, just throwing you some love from Wales UK. Loving your Ren rabbit hole. Some info about Hi Ren that none of your guests have picked up on yet. At the end when Ren starts the yodle type sound with the guitaring,it is the first time that the Angel (Ren) and devil (guitar) characters stop arguing and work together in harmony. And just for fun, look up the 2021 Eminem 8 mile meme using she sells sea shells. Peace and love mi amigos😊

[@maximus6622]

Spot on mate. Every one keeps saying she sells sea shells in Hi Ren was a reference to money game part 2. I kept telling them, nah it was a reference to one of his heroes Eminem. Finally someone else who knows. Thanks from an Englishman living in the valleys lol.

[@vorpled]

Great call on Jurassic 5. Saw them at Bluesfest in Australia a few years ago and they were brilliant.

[@realfoodrefrigerator9338]

Much respect for you working with Gift of Gab and Blackalicious! Didn't know that! Keep on y'all...

[@dorsiestevens5508]

And he does all that flawlessly

[@tinymusikcodottv-Musikverse99]

Knock and run the 90s were the best times.!

[@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers]

Having been born in '85 I was at the prime age to experience growing up through the 90's and I wholeheartedly agree that they were the best years to be alive. Some of the best years of my life really.

[@WillCrazie]

Guys.... I;m 57 and living in Scotland... grew up with early 80's electronica like Gary Numan.... I'm LOVING everything Ren!! :)

[@shakesrear9204]

A Clockwork Orange has a different popularity in the UK. It was banned until Kubrick's death. I remember when it finally became available in the UK and young people were into it.

[@Aaronblkgt]

I was born in 1989 man i love ren and clock work orange and pulp fiction

[@sammyd8860]

Ren & Friends the Concert. Opens with Sam Tompkins doing some of his solo stuff. Sam finishes his set with a Ren busking duet (Falling/Man's World etc). Chinchilla does a set of her solo stuff ending with a Ren busking duet (Sexual Healing etc). The Big Push do a busking session of covers. Ren does the Jenny/Screech/Violet trilogy, Money Game Part 1 as theatre. Ren does Money Game Part 2, Crucify Your Culture as multi-media presentation. Big Push play their original material, finishing with a couple of Romain Axisa tracks. Ren returns and plays early stuff through to rap stuff including Genesis, the Hunger & Losing it. Encore is Freckled Angels, It's Alright & Hi Ren (closing words of the concert "And I must not forget, we must not forget, that we are human beings")

[@Veeliscious]

That would be 👌Perfect!

[@richardshillam7075]

In the 90s in England we had wild parties in fields, forests and buildings I was a rave kinda guy at the time. Good music always shines. I liked songs like this then, I enjoy them more now.

[@lisawhitfield9251]

Look at the joy on your 2 faces at beginning of 1990s 😊😊

[@janmulcahy1458]

I come from the seventies but the nineties were my teen years. I'm an old school kick, with a new school twist, a vintage classic and I bounce like elastic 😂😂😂😂❤ love you lads, love the channel 😊 i had a tamagotchi and I'm older than both of you 😂😂😂pogs too😂

[@pandashoots]

one of my fav's this.. Im as old as you guys ha ha

[@montanadj8814]

Y’all nailed it on the live sets. Nothing top the energy, good vibe live show! BP mentions J5…..I would give a kidney to have been able to catch one of their shows!

[@shawnwarnke4860]

A couple years ago my band opened up for J5 and holy shit were they amazing

[@Veeliscious]

Enjoyed that little nostalgia trip again with you two. Really, Really look forward to an interview with our Ren!

[@christophCymru]

The diversity of the conversations you've had through this guy's music shows how f'in nuts is. No conversation is the same because they all hit different emotions / subjects

[@shaungregory1827]

I grew up in England and moved to the US in my early 20's - now in my early 40's. Clockwork Orange was a big deal in the 90's in England as it was re-released into the mainstream having been banned for a long time after its creation.

[@ricksurratt9034]

I grew up in the 70s and I wouldn’t want it any other way. Lol I liked you guys reaction.

[@nickhughes2207]

As a 40 year old FUQ boy myself... this had so much Nostalgia. Great review!!! You guys are the best. You need to watch the very end of What You Want (has a funny clip). Also, you mentioned Jurassic 5 and to this day they are still easily one of the best concerts I've ever seen live. I know he gets a lot of hate, but Macklemore can rock a show as well. I used to kick it with him before he blew up and the crazy thing is he had the same energy on stage back then for 15 people as he does now for thousands. Dope to see.

[@TheDougMan]

Hi guys: Great reactions. I was a teen in the ‘70s (long hair, blowdryers, 8-track players, earth shoes, mood rings and pet rocks, lol), but the’90s sound fun too!

[@sirseigan]

As a 80s kid damn that went down memory lane 😂

[@lisawhitfield9251]

😮😮😮 never watched Buffy, nooooo, man you need to go binge immediately, we'll wait for you 😉

[@jasonstewart3996]

Ha! That shit was top! I graduated in 1990 but i was still a young man in the 90s and it was the best time to be alive. When i was in 4th grade i could solve the rubix cube in less than 2 minutes!