Onyx featuring Biohazard - Slam (Bioynx ReMix Version) ‌‌ - Bohemia Afterdark

Onyx's shouting, in-your-face brand of high-volume rapping proved to be more at home in the slam pit than on the dancefloor and brought the rap quartet instant chart success. Originally formed in Queens, NY, during 1990, the members of Onyx (Fredro Starr, Sticky Fingaz, Big DS, and DJ Suave Sonny Caeser) met while working as barbers. The band honed their rhyming skills and act by performing at local clubs, which eventually gained the attention of Run-D.M.C.'s Jam Master Jay, who signed the group to his label, JMJ Records, and even helped produce Onyx's debut full-length, Bacdafucup, in 1993. The album turned out to be a platinum-certified smash, spurred on by the runaway success of the hit single "Slam," which went on to become one of the year's biggest rap hits. The group confirmed that they were just as content attracting a heavy metal audience by a pair of collaborations with the N.Y.C. hardcore metal outfit Biohazard (a remix of "Slam" credited to Bionyx, and the title track to the motion picture Judgment Night). The album even beat out such stiff competition as Dr. Dre's rap classic The Chronic at the Soul Train Awards for Best Rap Album that year.
Biohazard was a band originally based out of Brooklyn, New York. They are acknowledged as one of the earliest bands to fuse hardcore punk and heavy metal with elements of hip hop.
Onyx featuring Biohazard - Slam (Bioynx ReMix Version) © 1993 Chaos
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[@fatalframer87]

One thing that caught my attention is that the bass and drums are doing most of the work instead of the usual guitars and drums. Killer version of Slam

[@Govanmauler]

90s didnt get anymore hardcore than this !

[@ianm2505]

This was American music at its peak \m/

[@geraldp494]

4 Sure!

[@Puschit1]

Check out the Judgment Night soundtrack. Onyx + Biohazard, House of Pain + Helmet and SLAYER + ICE MOTHERFUKKING T

[@BrendanCalliesComposer]

U gotta be crazy

[@serenechaosuk4682]

GG Allin ??

[@Jetlife33]

Hardcore rap + Hardcore rock = good combo 👍

[@Rhinovirus666]

Not bro be that guy, but Biohazard was Hardcore, some of the OG’s of the genre. New York Hardcore at its finest. Also see Madball, life of agony etc

[@vapordreams983]

"hardcore rock" 💀

[@Chad_Fuckhammer]

Candiria "Statistics"

[@dennisgreiwe2078]

Check out Jedi mind tricks, or east cost avengers, or, army of pharaohs, or single talent on their own like apathy, celph titled, esoteric, virtuoso, etc there is lots of underground stuff out there that took what onyx did and really expanded it quite a bit

[@Robert-rl7rd]

Hardcore punk not rock

[@michaelgingerich1035]

Men need music like this today

[@GodWeenSatan]

Stuck mojo

[@rafaelphoenix8558]

Indeed bro!

[@robmoney]

Rico Nasty has the same energy as this.

[@rickyhunt4075]

They have it Alien Weaponry, The HU, and Kendrick Lamar.

[@ryanweible9090]

@@rickyhunt4075 and blind guardian, ensiferum, and sabaton.

[@iamrob840]

this song still "SLAMS" even after 30yrs.

[@WhyDoIKeepFuckinUp]

No

[@roberthughes5880]

@@WhyDoIKeepFuckinUp YOU really slam with a response like "no".

[@thegreatestquest8358]

Hell yeah, I grew up with this. I was 13 when it came out. Take an already badass rap song and add a dash of hardcore to it and you've got 90's rapcore gold.

[@RyuBlack93]

Loved this joint so much better as a remix... Biohazard was the perfect blend of sounds!

[@whenboy69]

This song reminds me of beavis n butthead. The 90's kicked ass!

[@beetlebum536]

whenboy69 shut up beavis hu-hu-hu

[@121bowe]

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[@customersupportbeavis1914]

Yeah, heh heh, reminds me too. This song rules. IT RULES! heh heh hmm heh heh. Thank you, please drive through.

[@b.ketchumfromhoustontx]

Yeah Beavis and Butthead i remember that episode

[@serenechaosuk4682]

Early 90's was great; latter 90's was lowest of the fucking low ! Here in the UK 'lad/ladette' delinquency was the mainstream culture, courtesy of The Spice Slags, Oasis and Channel 4 !

[@DirtySouthBeats]

I literally had only heard this version on Beavis & Butthead...until today. I'm happy.

[@jaguar5198]

The first time I saw this was on a channel called The Box which was broadcast on our cable lineup unannounced for weeks. The channel became MTV2 in 2001.

[@JJB11]

Season 3 and Episode: Buff n Stuff.

[@markmoncada6994]

Onyx & Biohazard= perfect together #slam #judgmentnight

[@whiskeyblack806]

People just don't understand how fucking pivotal this song was back in the day. No appreciation for Nirvana's total influence throughout all genres of music.

[@robmoney]

This is where all current Trap Metal got their inspiration.

[@Mahatsen]

Its 2020 and I still slammin it!

[@KDShaolinMenace]

SLAM

[@MikeDbean420]

2021 son!

[@geraldp494]

Slaaaaaaaaaam!

[@goodburger1114]

Thats what she said

[@mikepaul1216]

2023

[@THEMOECOOPERSHOWTM]

See? When you get along, you can make beautiful music together.

[@SAVikingSA]

Gen X is basically the best generation. We had this shit figured out.

[@inoxide5454]

@@SAVikingSA and we don't whinge about 'anxiety' either.

[@TrueMithrandir]

Onyx invented Slamming Brutal Death Metal

[@jhonnathanblackraptheist874]

Metal +rap =excellent combination

[@markovisic7244]

Time when hip-hop, HC punk, metal & grunge was real underground! Today we have only Ho99o9...

[@81rbutler]

Not separatism, but uniting under music. This was, is, and always will be awesome!

[@mthunzimhlongo660]

BRING EVERYBODY TOGETHER

[@serenechaosuk4682]

as depicted in the video; just a bunch of gang-banger morons ! Yep, that's American diversity for yer !

[@TheRushfan36]

First time I saw this, afterwards I went and watched the original video and realized Biohazard were in the damn thing. As a metal fan i'm partial to this mix but I don't get tired of either version of the song or the video. These were great times.

[@BVMTValternative]

These kind of mixes are very classic and nostalgic. Today if they were made like this it would be considered lo-fi or "chill" but either way the music gets its point across 🤘

[@IamGenoBlack]

First thing I did was run outside and punch a baby, puppy, and kitten in the face. Felt great.

[@montanatony5838]

I miss the 90's!!! This was knarley back in the day.. Sticker fingaz was as hard-core as any metal band

[@GothSpikes]

WHERE IS THE GOOD STUFF LIKE THIS ANYMORE??? Hell I'm seventeen and I mosh to this!

[@Burnt_outt]

Listen to Cold World

[@klauszechner3576]

As times go by... I was bout 17 and moshed to this. Great Live Bands!

[@GothSpikes]

@@klauszechner3576 I definitely believe it. The few shows I've been to, since posting this comment, have mostly had great energy. Granted, I won't be seeing show's for a few years to come now. Lol Joy's of fatherhood.

[@gothgirlfilth]

I grew up with biohazard in Brooklyn love them

[@oochiewally2783]

Nice what part of Brooklyn i could have sworn there is an area there by williamsburg over the summer where they were playing music out in the street

[@JaxTeller1979]

With all the racial tension and hatred going on still in 2020, may bands like Onyx and Biohazard along with those like dmx, tech 9, eminem, metallica, Body Count and many others remind us that when we switch to a racial issue, their music brings us back together as one. Stop the hate!

[@nik228803]

Also anthrax and public enemy

[@rocbro2935]

That's the thing there's no racial tension or hatred going on just brainwashed people

[@derp9193]

@@nik228803 Ice T and Slayer.. pretty much the whole Judgement Night Soundtrack. 90's Rap and Metal blended so well, I'm surprised there wasn't waves of artists in the 90s trying to capitalize on this style.

[@juanmiguelfrissatessa1950]

Yeah bro, stop hate. Together we are strong.

[@winwinniewinfield]

@@juanmiguelfrissatessa1950 yea social media has everyone stuck in its algorithms…. The 90s was the example of just ppl being ppl. Miss it the song was awesome by the way

[@Sin.Atonement]

Takes me back to my teenage years. This sound had a moment, but it'll forever live on, 25 years no problem 🤘

[@AdventedCloud]

Is that guy from biohazard really yelling in the mic the whole time during the chorus...1:12....lol badass.

[@faizaljamari6641]

Yes

[@jflatty5389]

man this video gets progressively more chaotic as it goes- by the end there's like 700 dudes on the stage- good shit

[@DeadHandX]

Its crazy how many people come back to this everyday... this song is a masterpiece!!

[@hardcorestymie]

April 24th 1993 at The Academy in NYC was the show they filmed at. Biohazard also filmed their Shades of Grey video there. Biohazard, Onyx, Dog Eat Dog, Life of Agony did some songs. May have been another band or 2. Seen Clutch referenced but don't recall for sure. From what I saw, having both the hardcore crowd and the rap crowd together went off without a hitch. Never heard Onyx before that and they blew me away. Venue is actually bigger than what you can see in the video.

[@yonagwy5826]

The 90's in a nutshell! An amazing time.

[@carybensilhe4869]

Before identity politics ruined society

[@Supreme896]

Unbelievable times cant put it into words

[@zacharymarshall5022]

I already made a comment a while back to the lack of comments/views on KD's Constant Craving vid and now I come to this on 8/12/20 and all I see is 74,991 views and like 660 upvotes. My childhood is being erased. This vid should have a minimum of 1 mil views. Is there no one left from the 90's... we're not extinct yet. This should be blasted always, another true rap/rock collaboration done right!

[@governmeharderdaddy596]

We had this. They have mumble rap and cry closets in 2021 It was a good run , but it's over

[@keironhiggspoet]

big up to biohazard for bringing Onyx's "no idea of a indoor voice" style as hard as it get. a fuckin remix done proper. same with judgement night!

[@alexandersippel]

I haven’t seen this video in at least 30 years and I’m loving it 🤩

[@ernestjamesmusic995]

I love this song. Glad I got drunk and looked it up! SLAM!!!

[@bigpoppajersh]

Listen to that bass. That is bass no one ever does anymore.

[@Chad_Fuckhammer]

Think I saw a young Lord Ezek from the DM$ Crew in there. I love me some oldschool Crown of Thornz . "Unemployed", "Icepick" and "Juggarnaut" go hard as a mufuh

[@696DRK]

Lord ezec, fredyy madball...

[@Chad_Fuckhammer]

@@696DRK and Rick Ta Life "Loyal To Da Grave"

[@696DRK]

@@Chad_Fuckhammer strength through unity !!

[@Bigz568]

Biohazard were in the OG Slam video... but when this came out, Biohazard being in the original Video made sense... and the NY connection made even more sense.

[@bro-bh5kj]

ONYX +BIOHAZARD=BROOKLYN BABY!!!

[@a.b.manutencoes181]

Essa junção de rap e rock HardCore ficou top. Velhos tempos não temos mas musica assim no atual momento.

[@ivangounev4111]

Just, Just, Just SLAM!🎶🎵🎶🎵

[@JJB11]

It reminds me of Beavis and Butt-Head with the music video. Season 3 and Episode: Buff n Stuff.

[@VictorRodriguez-ff2rv]

The mix of rock and hiphop

[@Wil401Gaming]

Numetal

[@inoxide5454]

@@Wil401Gaming this was before numetal actually

[@jpp9846]

My favorite Genres.. hip hop and rock. 🤘✊👊

[@sithsoldier98]

I remember seeing this for the first time on Beavis and ButtHead,I was like oh snap!!!! This is da bomb

[@okeydoom2040]

like these drums on chorus

[@HughesOnTheGo]

I'll be 50 in December and stil get hyped to this!!

[@BVMTValternative]

🤘🤘🤘 happy early birthday 🎂 Make sure to check out our vault www.bvmtv.com

[@ElohimPenemue]

When the BGF & the AB finally end their beef on the level 4 yard...

[@volvo97000]

OMG I'm so high right now listening this jam!!

[@chasegrebb7015]

This song has been lifting my spirits since i first heard it in high school.

[@BVMTValternative]

That's awesome! Checkout more never before seen footage at www.bvmtv.com

[@anthonythompsonsr1993]

I miss those days

[@lazybone590]

Love the biohazard blend

[@xsickpeoplex]

some legit HARD dudes in that video!!

[@user-ns5ui1yo3u]

God bless onyx and biohazard AMAN and God bless Ashley Burton a national treasure

[@juanmiguelfrissatessa1950]

Kick ass, this song is awesome. 90s in your face bro ❤️👍. Miss the times when no one cares about political correction.

[@jonathangrafton4016]

People did care about political correction at that time. That's something as old as the concept of society.

[@erinwalker711]

I still dance to this today!

[@DariusJeffries-lm2vw]

All hip hop groups and rock groups work so good together

[@BVMTValternative]

Rock and hip hop goes very well together

[@Teddy6ixbeltz]

Ahhhh the 90s was so fuckin lit!!!!

[@Jenkinz2009]

DOPE REMIX BAD ASS SONG ANYWAYS

[@2thethcman191]

普通のバージョンよりもこっちのがカッコイイと思います❤ハードだ！！

[@skibowski51]

2013 we still SLAM

[@fredtott4684]

2020 and still SLAM !!!

[@markobuenrostro8977]

This version kills

[@stevelovessialetsdance5966]

Hardcore..

[@cosmincosmin5766]

2024..and beyond.Miss the 90 s music and vibe❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-js6ch1mf8g]

Peak of humanity so glad to be apart of this generation

[@thecellardoor54543]

the video that made the parental advisory cool... i wanted one of them vests and the naughty by nature chain and lock

[@neindochoohh7955]

*I want to go back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@cooleyrochelle]

Take me with u

[@neindochoohh7955]

@@cooleyrochelle sure :)

[@workingdee]

I'm coming for the ride

[@sammienuriko9675]

I really love this.

[@beetlebum536]

Onyx hit you in the face!

[@RyanSmith-wo2pi]

You know what I'm saying?

[@omarwalters6859]

2022 and we still jamin to this

[@michaelstein7850]

Slam! Da da da da da! let the boys be boys!

[@rafaelstanley3180]

Man... I need a time machine

[@locash74]

Grimy!!

[@Blazianondablock_Productions]

2022 AND STILL SLAMMIN 🔥😤😤

[@azure8696]

I would've LOVED to see this live🤘🏽💪🏽

[@TheNuyotican]

I was there. I’m actually in this video in several parts. I was only 17 but what a time to be alive

[@BVMTValternative]

We have tons of live footages from the 80s & 90s on our website! www.bvmtv.com

[@jameshorn7635]

I love Brooklyn and Detroit never been to Brooklyn I love you deer born. Windshields delivery

[@user-pm7sy5hb7m]

2.8K likes vs. 52 dislikes. Speaks for itself.

[@BVMTValternative]

Exactly 💯 check out more gems at www.bvmtv.com

[@user-ns5ui1yo3u]

It's like Black Sabbath said after forever God bless Ozzy Osbourne also thank you Michael

[@mrseaweed5587]

Banger!!!!

[@steviep76]

Greatest video ever!

[@darkobruce]

2022 kicking shit👊🏻

[@user-ns5ui1yo3u]

The Red Queen of Tennessee AMEN

[@jameshorn7635]

That Golden caddy daddy's bionyx

[@jasonhoffman7959]

we need more BiOnyx

[@Supreme896]

Best colllab ever

[@mrsteveispleased]

Grew up with this hardcore.

[@benjaminmartinezjr110]

Dude how ahead of the game was this!!

[@alexnavarro7543]

Back when white boys were hard

[@thecraplordsell4575]

Back when everyone was hard

[@serenechaosuk4682]

yes, indeed, 'hard' ! Baggy clothes made yer look SO masculine, as did shouting like a moron on stage !

[@SAVikingSA]

@@serenechaosuk4682 ain't no one with "UK" in their name know anything about "hard" so take a walk chief

[@phillipmarx4453]

I still got it

[@azamatnasvaibbekov]

Шикарно

[@naoexistesortesojesus3495]

Nossa voltei pra 2005 agora! Bons tempos meus 16 anos

[@rafaelphoenix3737]

SLAAAAM!!!!

[@louistorres]

Jesus Christ, everyone is in this video! Sob, Sean Dixon, Pat Pacelli, Hoya, a young Ezec, etc. So funny! Loved noticing everyone from my childhood.

[@jasonserpentino]

Wow amazing

[@LordEvan5]

These guys are all probably middle school music teachers now

[@hazetiva]

This was a time when music broke all the rules! Music today is just a bunch of whinny, crybabies with no talent! Hiphop today is worst! Onyx Biohazard Anthrax Public Enemy Faith No More Boo-Yaa Tribe Six Feet Under Ice T When Slayer came to Denver in 90’s there were black guys moshing. Its was Awesome!

[@jinvanpalta6263]

+1 Rage Against the Machine too ... These lot today cant touch it.

[@cyberdelicxp9125]

Agreed. Living through this era as a teen, it remains musically unmatched, that crazy shit was on my Walkman as I skated around causing havoc, trying to score a dimebag.

[@9326metal]

I dont know man. Theres plenty of bands out right now hoing ahainst the grain and making killer shit. Just have to find it. Plus man i dont know where you've been but theres more black dudes in the metal scene now than thete ever was. Run DMc, Public enemy, IceT, and Onyx helped pave the way for that.

[@williamberry4615]

Couldn't say it better myself. Rap rock in the early 2000s ruined metal as a recognized genre.

[@williamberry4615]

@@9326metal it's not recognized though cuz metal sold out to pop bs.

[@robjackson5245]

Oh and yo Evan Seinfeld is Jerry Seinfeld's cousin bringing this dopeness and popularity to next levels of beastin. The "Seinfeld" gang don't got a hood pass? This just proves they do.

[@BVMTValternative]

😎😎😎

[@ceczoapostolov2310]

..they do it

[@debbiewells2851]

In this crazy world... let the boys be boys!

[@friedrichvllsolg]

A mi hermano le gusta el rap y hip hop a mi el metal en general cuando vimos estos juntes limamos nuestras aparezas musicales jaja

[@robjackson5245]

UPN/Warner Bros./WB flagship son! I'm reviving UPN and creating WB (a real Warner Bros. network with no "The" before "WB," no Tribune, no frog, no "dubba," "dubba," "dubba"). Not that UPN wasn't the first successful attempt at being Warner Bros.ish despite being Paramount and was more so than The WB, and was more popular than The WB 11 years straight.