Our first Time Hearing Das EFX's - Bakneffek (Reaction Video)

[@blackreelentertainment6663]

They said they cant play "they want efx" today because of all the nursery rhymes ,but the lyrics in that song was put together brilliantly and was their biggest song they made. The record was so big because the lyrics had humor and lines from cartoon characters and commercials that young and older people can relate to. So it hit hard at all ages. Brilliant!

[@kennethsecrease2513]

Thank you for using the brilliantly.

[@ThauBogosi]

None of these rappers of today can do it better. They mastered that flow.

[@Vincejg84]

Yea bul straight trippin, he lost me when he said that shit!

[@evildeceptigod3743]

We need a Das Efx album in 2024!!!

[@biggmixxo]

As long as the beats r dope. LL newest album has wack beats😮

[@DEVINEJUSTICEALLAH72]

DAS EFX HAS ALWAYS BEEN LYRICALLY NICE!!

[@hassafella]

Das Efx was huge back then, they changed how rappers rapped back then....the entire hit squad ruled hip hop for a short minute

[@jaydubbxperiod]

What's funny is the"iggeddy" style had a lot of the industry biting so they dropped it for this album (the second) to show it wasn't a gimmick. They wanted to make sure people knew they had bars.

[@evildeceptigod3743]

Facts!!!!

[@knuke9596]

Their bars improved even more on the third album "Hold it Down".

[@mobettaone7795]

These dudes showed LYRICAL Gymnastics.... Not to be played wit

[@madizm05]

These cats are underrated as hell . That s hip hop to me . Not even from up north but I was bumping this all day .

[@stevenichols4759]

I have all them albums from Kingston Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@jasonhall3906]

Dre is from Teaneck Nj and scoob is from Brooklyn

[@J.GriffDaDon]

Big facts 💯

[@josephgoodrich1242]

THE 90s was the golden age!!!

[@Bighjr88]

Nope

[@Mike-b4h]

Out of Queens NY and I am here to tell you Das EFX were those dudes!

[@thatstheguy07]

92-94 were the best years. 💯

[@Bighjr88]

Nope

[@RealDukeOfEdinburgh]

You got to listen to "They Want EFX"

[@johnavery3025]

Straight from the sewer.

[@Vinnytint2]

This song blew us away

[@davidpreston4496]

The 90’s period bro

[@JahSoldierOmegaSound]

IYou don't understand how hard this hit when it first came out! listened to this song before every race I ran in my high school track career. You guys need to check out Fu Schnickens!!1

[@xombiekat13]

Oh shit, I loved Fu Schnickens. Haven't thought about them in DECADES!

[@JahSoldierOmegaSound]

@@xombiekat13 La Schmoove!

[@JP-ef4dv]

@@JahSoldierOmegaSoundShaq Fu 😂 I’m the hooper, hyper, protected by viper lol

[@JahSoldierOmegaSound]

@@JP-ef4dv forget Tony Danza, I’m the boss

[@alvinhenry2570]

Das Efx, Redman, EPMD and K Solo- The Hit Squad, they were running hip hop back in the early 90’s. You need to react to EPMD Business As Usual Album, classic album

[@johnavery3025]

This album was their 4th snd after the breakup of the hit squad.

[@GilbertoSosa-e9e]

No they weren’t. It was Wu-Tang and Biggie. That crew was maybe next in line.

[@BruceJohnson-om5kl]

It started in 90 and was it's greatest in 94-95. I lived in Queens in 91 and in Brooklyn in 95. Big Daddy to Rakim to Nas EPMD & Hit Squad to ATCQ etc. but there was a time in the middle when Everybody was Poppin'! Between 93-94 Everyone you can think of at that time had a banger and none sounded the same, it will never happen again.

[@Bighjr88]

The same happened in the 80s especially the late 80s!

[@mr.burlbattle2233]

Back in effect

[@shajuanwilkinson3865]

Dope Kool g rap and mop legendary street teams

[@bigraj337]

Das was very different at the time and other acts were quick to bite. They Want EFX was their first single. They did the hook for Ice Cube’s Check Yourself back when Cube was running the game and was a huge single. Real Hip Hop, Represent the Real f/KRS-One, and Mic Checka are other Das songs to check out.

[@kennethsecrease2513]

Bit so hard.

[@BigSnipp]

I love that you guys reviewed this. I was a nut for DAS first album. I was expecting big on their 2nd album, and it blew the lid off. Classic.

[@CuriousPotato-z1d]

I listened to a lot of rap in the 90's and Das FX were right up there as one of the best. Very underrated. It was the clever and fast delivery, but also the way they worked together as a duo.

[@MisterT313]

I miss these niggaz so much. I listen to them all the time. Check out that "Hold It Down" album. Remember they used to beef with Lords Of The Underground?

[@rgw1380rw]

If I'm correct, they were English majors in college.

[@Shaman-py4sw]

LEGENDS!

[@BucksBe]

Buck Buck - Beating me is like the Bills beating Dallas 😂 Cold as hell for it's time.

[@BeatChefMuzik]

90's hiphop was the absolute best era

[@Vincejg84]

The tittle is basically Back in Effect but spelled Bakneffek off the Straight up Sewaside album

[@antoniocano110]

The Beatles A Day in the Life....listen to this one guys. You the transition.

[@donniecouch5689]

I had this cassette tape on blast...old southern white boy here.

[@jamesmertzelos210]

This track and album came out in '93. The track "Check it Out" off the same album one to listen to. PEACE

[@aalamarhornung9133]

Teaneck NJ...and Brooklyn

[@lynxlion]

They went/met at VSU_Virginia State (HBCU)

[@calvindenzmorejr3088]

Back in effect......

[@cryptonatenatejay1795]

Straight up Sewerside I remember buying the TAPE💯

[@erick.roberts9074]

I put these guys in a category with Bone and the Migos-all of them invented (or popularized) a gimmicky lyrical style, it was hard to tell the difference between the individual members, and none really distinguished themselves. (They also all had long hair.) Their impact is as a group. I f’ed with DAS heavy. BIG said they got better after they dropped the “iggedy,” but ironically dropped in popularity. But OG trippin saying he wouldn’t bump their first shh today, still goes hard!

[@455silverwater]

88-94,95 dopest era

[@mpetamwasa1597]

I heard this song it was 1994 from the album called Straight Up Sewaside. i got the tape from my brother, we are in east africa. from there i listen all albums from them. the song was sampled " people" by Graham central station

[@WillieJenkins-w2p]

They are down with EPMD

[@thatstheguy07]

Should check their first hit. They want EFX.

[@thatstheguy07]

Hahaha ok. Other dude not feeling they want efx lol. But that shit was fly at the time. I still bump it.

[@thatstheguy07]

Check Freak It then. From this same album.

[@mistajones7814]

Say word!! Smooth transition!!!

[@tacappacinoable]

Hawk-too spit it 8:15

[@briank3799]

Golden years 88-94

[@mscercy1]

Bruh, there is nothing that rappers today can say about rappers back in the day. Rappers in the day had balance. They did hardcore, fun songs, love songs and everything... They want EFX was a fun song that was also hardcore and also extremely clever. You are paying too much attention to the fact that they used commerical and cartoon quotes instead of paying attention to the way that they are compiled (put together) to say something different than what they meant in the commercials and cartoons, double entendre and metaphor, techniques sorely missing today. Plus, dat flow man, dat flow...

[@StreetNative]

It seems like this song gets more love now than when it came out. I felt like I was the only one bumping this back in the day.

[@oba1560]

Not at all

[@KevinLane-z8g]

93-97! facts!

[@thedugout5192]

One of the best rap city the basement features was the dipset one. And I'm not a big fan of theirs but that was good.

[@michaelgierok2689]

Nice

[@Wisepharoah7]

Back n effect

[@Bighjr88]

Mic Checka Remix by them is their best song!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Orlando-gt6tk]

Das Efx n Mobb Deep Best duos of all time

[@rgw1380rw]

Back in effect is the title of the track.

[@kirwinnixon7656]

The part when he Lord Have Mercy there was a rap group with that same name OGC meaning Original Gun Clappers, react some songs from that group OGC another brooklyn group.

[@BruceJohnson-om5kl]

Jersey Boys, that met at Georgia tech. Eric Sermon talks about there beginnings on the Drink Champs and Math Hoffa.

[@rgw1380rw]

One was from Jersey, and the other was from Brooklyn.

[@ltod2]

This sing was crazy

[@MisterT313]

He would like "A 40 & A Blunt"

[@Vinnytint2]

Bro said it right about the drake x Kendrick beef , they sound like bitches on real house wives shit , but real rap beef was fought with rhyme skills , these guys taking bout personal business

[@metchie1]

I'm laughing hard from you saying they was an EMINEM type...when he wasn't around when DAS EFX dropped on and was playing on Rap City & YO MTV RAPS...

[@Verbs611]

They were actually talking about Jermaine Dupree. Cause he had Kriss Kross come out rapping like Das did on their 1st album. People started thinking they were biting Kriss Kross.

[@adesoudan362]

The greatest year in hip hop, music period, was 1988. Easily!

[@404productionsent]

Agree, I meant 1988 not 1998.

[@Vinnytint2]

Big daddy Kane

[@Bighjr88]

Say it again!!!!!!

[@semperfi283]

They started out like the original style because rappers ever bitting their style!

[@danielcardonalopez9874]

My Kenan and Kel series began😂

[@hassafella]

No the pinnacle of the Golden Era is 88...this is considered the best year of hip hop music

[@christopheredwards4774]

Factzzzzzz 👍

[@eston830]

Gotta get some Redman on the channel

[@antoniocano110]

Have you done a reaction video for the artist NINE? Album came out in 94. I think, but yeah, he's dope. He also dropped some shit in 2018. And scope Original Flavor, Ft. Jay-Z 1994

[@sinnison23]

Bakeneffek (Back in Effect)

[@thexproductions90s]

CAMRON ON RAP CITY BASEMENT...HES FREESTYLING AND COUNTING HIS MONEY AT THE SAME TIME...CLASSIC BRO!!!

[@212x3]

1998? The golden age was from 1986 - 1996. That's when you had the Beastie boys, slick rick, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dog, NWA, KRS-ONE, Das EFX, Public Enemy... So many more. Real Rap had dropped down by 1999.

[@tcshakaricks1172]

Do das efx: Real hip hop....you might like it if you like this group✌.

[@shironjackson60]

You should listen to ..the lost boyz..the coups/lexes and the Benz

[@aarondixon7]

👏🏾👏🏾salute

[@hiphopblender1291]

Rap City Basement Freestyles Titles: "Kurupt - Best Freestyle On Rap City" "DMX - RAPCITY Freestyle" "Rap City - Kanye West & Cassidy Freestyle"

[@murderwitahashtag840]

Do "THEY WANT EFFEX"!! -das effecx 1st song

[@thedugout5192]

What's happening with the big names today isn't really battle rap. It's more drama gossip rap. We used to travel to different cities and battle ppl at the movie theaters, subway or whatever. You had to have authenticity or go away. No exceptions! I don't listen to a bunch of millionaires rap about violence and drugs. Good reaction. And yea, Das wasn't here to be serious rappers. Just their own style. The new school makes music to make money. Originality isn't in their cards cause they copy what they see makes money. Wayne, NBA or whoever.

[@noizynaybah5827]

Check out DAS EFX...STRAIGHT FROM THE SEWA.....Rap city...DIPSET FREESTYE....STATE PROPERTY FREE STYLE

[@G-reg313]

RedMan in rap city.

[@junyBSW]

8:16 Hawk tuah made it back to '94 wtf

[@stevenguevara2184]

Back then it was a career ending move to bite or copy someone’s style. Today they will steal your whole style then tell on you

[@7thsygn]

The Golden era 93-98?

[@stanleywu5955]

Checkout Caught in da act

[@TEEJAYBOS]

Naw you have to listen to ‘they want EFX’ yes it’s a lot of pop references but hidden metaphors, read the lyrics

[@demetriusmontgomery579]

Check out Cam'ron freestyle

[@murderwitahashtag840]

DONT EVER PUT EM and DAS in the same sentence EVER AGAIN!!! -DAS ALLDAY

[@corycoles891]

Lil Wayne rap city in the Basement with Big Tigga. Dipset.

[@dtchevy7317]

outkast patterned they flow after them

[@RasPsalm]

It's very weird to me that there are so many reactions to this song and so few for their greatest 2 songs, they want efx and Mic checka

[@antoniocano110]

Milkbone 1994

[@katrinachavez3533]

Diggy Das was unorthodox like southpaw outlaws. The real Hip-Hop. Fu** Drake/K-Dot Cardi B WAP Hit-Pop.

[@MisterT313]

Hit Sqaud Ni..a.

[@michaelwiggan7437]

This was my favourite Das EFX - Jussamen (Pete Rock Remix) kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2Lah2COl6mdqq8si=CAIvs0yln71RQrws ..

[@Avoidblackjack]

I notice You had to be original. intellectual and unique. Living in New York. No hate here . Peace to the pioneers

[@brianmaduro1996]

Rapcity basement dipset freestyle

[@455silverwater]

You need to review dip set basement freestyle. Lol cam count money during his whole freestyle..it wss dope and i don't even like dipset like that

[@WillieJenkins-w2p]

Red man bet basement

[@newberg7854]

88 single best year of hip hop. If u wasn't there, I feel sorry for you

[@kay_mac138]

I was in the 10th grade when this album came out, and it's not the best song from the album. Peep "Check it out" & "Gimme dat microphone".

[@Eyz215]

listen to das efx ft. krs one

[@Sertanacus]

Def not no eminem, please! THESE CATS ARE OMEGABANGASONIC!!

[@uknowwhothehelliare7821]

Wrong song by das for a first reaction

[@petej7136]

Damn, no disrespect, but who raised yall?! 😄I understand it being from before your time, but what did your parents, uncs and aunts listen too? Yall start so many videos talking about yall never heard of this one and that one, and it be legends yall be talking about, people with multiple hits! Also, if you never heard of some artists, alright it is what it is, but try to come with some respect, yall did better in this video, but in some prior videos yall came off like, you never heard of them so they must be trash, nah, that's what be making it hard to hit those like and subscribe buttons sometimes. Das EFX, for example, had 6 top 10 rap hits, and they weren't even the biggest rap group in the 90s. So, you aint gotta know them or like them, a honest reaction is always good, just keep coming with an open mind, and respect the fact that some of these artists did have a lot of success back then, even if you never heard about them. Maybe only do songs that were hits, until you get to 10k, keep it respectful and you'll be at 10k in a blink.