Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Ted Nugent - Wang Dang Sweet Poontang! Oh how sweet it is... lol

[@kennycab3374]

The original live version of Uncle Ted doing the Great White Buffalo is a treat to behold.

[@claranielsen3382]

Yes!!!

[@notablindliberal896]

Yes it is

[@DavidRold-pt3ng]

I prefer the Double Live Gonzo version. His voice is so much better.

[@notablindliberal896]

@DavidRold-pt3ng Yes, the Double Live Gonzo. I thought that's what we were talking about.

[@DavidRold-pt3ng]

@@notablindliberal896 got ya, when I first read it, I seen the original & not the live.

[@ericfaulkner7751]

If you laughed at the lyrics to this you would love Pearl Necklace by ZZ Top.......lmao🤣

[@joeykopack]

Definitely, also Ted Nugent Wango tango

[@christinakinsley4441]

@@joeykopack with Ted in loin cloth.

[@leroythemaster4268]

ZZ Top Tube Snake boogie

[@stoveboltlvr3798]

@@leroythemaster4268 Ah, beat me to it!. A fool for your stockings is another one.

[@karencolley-smidt864]

I haven't heard any reactors react to Pearl Necklace. You should react to it BP 😊

[@JoeHicks-ow4rm]

I saw Nugent in the late 70s and it was the best concert I'd ever been to. I stood 2 rows back from the stage and the decibels were so loud that it felt like my heart was going to jump out of my chest and afterwards I couldn't hear anything but loud ringing in my ears for 3 days. When he came out and started playing STRANGLEHOLD the whole crowd went wild. He did the guitar solo for over 20 minutes.

[@sheilahasson-uz7uk]

Seen this madman in concert back in the day. He put on a hell of a show. He rocked in a loincloth 🎸Cat Scratch Fever

[@paulbailey309]

You never had to overthink Ted’s lyrics

[@andrewstableford9781]

You just made me laugh sir. Very true.

[@raystackon5113]

Yeah, most of them were about EXTREMELY young girls, like the girl he adopted, legally made his daughter, then started having sex with her. That's being a GD pedophile

[@MaxineWatt-jd8ho]

😂😂😂

[@laurarominger2073]

Hahahahaha

[@laurieggallo]

😂

[@loosmaster]

Fun fact: Ted plays from pure energy. He knows what his equipment can do. He doesn't use any pedals. Massive feedback and instrument control. Seen him live a few times in the early 80's. What stage presence.

[@Tyler-g5l]

He grew up listening to the 50s rock and rollers if you listen to Spirit campfire he's always giving credit to the old school rock and rollers it's obvious embodies the spirit of Chuck Berry Bo Diddley Wilson Pickett the funk Brothers James Brown

[@bobsylvester88]

His Guitar, the Gibson Birdland, isn’t used by a lot of artists because it’s hard to manage the feedback. Ted is so good he incorporated it into his songs.

[@williamneedham3117]

🟠CAT SCRATCH FEVER Should be your next Ted Nugent song! You’ll see why he’s called “The Motor City Madman!”🔴

[@robertVirtue-mc2yw]

Ted has a ranch where he does a lot of hunting, bow and guns. He hosts Veterans to his ranch for hunting and shooting his collection of guns. He performs for veterans too. He is 76 and I just watch him last night on his show " Spirit Campfire " on Real American Voice.

[@GrandmaShirley-op4jm]

Dude ain't got no filter. 😂. Your face is priceless. Lol😂

[@brendajackson913]

😆 🤣 He still ain't got NO filter.......

[@InHisImage1161]

LOL ,gotta do Wango Tango. Album version. Ted, Ted, Ted, my man.

[@mack1305]

Zzz Wango, Zzz Tango! 😂

[@idunastarhawke7752]

YES!! Would love to see a reaction to Wango Tango!

[@rickclevenger6629]

Uncle Ted also has a song called Yank Me, Crank Me but Don’t Wake Up and Thank Me

[@whome1299]

Saw him play about 4 years ago. He sounded incredible, I didn't want it to end. His guitar tone. HIS GUITAR TONE! 🔥🤤 One thing's for sure, Uncle Ted won't ever have to worry about low-T. 😂

[@bobbi1972]

That was my first concert! Lita Ford opened for him!

[@cherylcraig1398]

Absolutely LUV LITA FORD.....

[@kennycab3374]

You making me feel old knowing the first two times I saw the Nuge, he had Blackfoot and the Scorpions first American tour as guest bands. lol

[@DavidRold-pt3ng]

I seen that tour with Lita. She stripped down to her bra & panties here. Seen Ted many times before & after that.

[@chuckgroscost4369]

It was also my first concert 1978,Sammy Hagar opened up

[@woodrowsmith3400]

What a show!

[@bugvswindshield]

Ted Nugent has been 100% sober his entire life.

[@cohort6159]

It seems that the first time Ted had a beer was with Anthony Bourdain. A surreal moment that Ted was so nonchalant about it. Like nobody offered him a beer until Bourdain sat down with him when Ted was in his 60s.

[@terriertz5134]

Then what's his excuse for perpetually targeting & having sex with underage girls? He did make a song called Jail Bait, which should tell you everything you need to know.

[@Freedom_Half_Off]

That was something not advertised at the time . Nuge and his band being drug free because he insisted ... most people never knew

[@tombrzozowski173]

​​@@Freedom_Half_OffReal fans ALWAYS knew! He drank Vernors ginger ale!!

[@StevenOslica]

Grew up in the 70's music kicked ass come on man nothing compares

[@dringram777]

First concert ever for me at age 13 was The Motor City Madman, Ted Nugent. He rocked our asses off!

[@jkmarshall3553]

Ted's just one of the best! He's one of a kind!!! "Superhero!!!!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hell yeah!!!!!!

[@lynnedefauw3606]

Ted is another Michigander!! Like Bob Seagar and Kid Rock, Tim Alan, We are a state with lots of great singers and actors Like Burt Reynolds, yep love my Michigan!!

[@redzwestisbest]

Greta Van Fleet the best of all of them.

[@Steven-em5if]

Iggy pop

[@jeffreykeith6494]

You need to hear Double Live Gonzo. One of the top three live albums ever, in my humble opinion. An opinion shared by millions.

[@leroythemaster4268]

Judas Priest Unleashed in The East Scorpions World Wide Live RUSH Exit Stage Left Iron Maiden Live After Death ACDC LIVE If You Want Blood Queensryche Live Crime

[@gib59er56]

@@leroythemaster4268 That is how ya do it Leroy !!!!🤘

[@kevincarpenter8194]

​@@leroythemaster4268 Can't disagree with any of those (especially Unleashed in the East and Exit Stage Left) but I'm thinking Frampton Comes Alive has to be on the greatest live albums list.

[@bnparts90]

In 1978, it was Double Live Gonzo and Foghat Live if you were a real rocker.

[@jeffreykeith6494]

@kevincarpenter8194 Without a doubt.

[@mommomsquad]

06/24/1979 in Tucson AZ, What a wild ass concert. I had just graduated from HS. My Mom was not happy but what the he'll, her gift to me is forever remembered

[@kenkonwick6660]

Well, next up from Ted has to be Wango Tango. Then Tight Spot, which has the immortal lyrics, " you make it all worthwhile, with a kiss from your vertical smile"

[@LesSmith45]

Now just imagine being 16 yrs old when this came out! I was 16 and this song got played until you could play it no more. That whole album is killer

[@Koalbucket]

Here's some for you early '70's.........ZZTOP......Mexican Blackbird from the Fandango Albumn or late 70's Dueguello albumn...I wanna thank you....those two are up there with Ted Nugent......

[@anthonyaddeo484]

Saw Nugent in 1978 with Journey, Todd Rungren and Utopia, and Aerosmith at Giants Stadium. Journey opened.

[@davewilson435]

The Giants Stadium show was fantastic. Don't forget about the opening act....Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush.

[@juanito5220]

Ted Nugent is one of the baddest guitarist of his time. His concerts were pure energy through and through!!!!! Yes!!!!!

[@modawg1111]

OMGosh ! You gotta know, Uncle Ted is all about Tongue In Cheek ! Except off the Stage, he’s Deadly Serious. Love him !

[@aandpman]

Saw Uncle Ted back in the 80s with my best friend. Loudest concert I've ever been to. When I put earplugs in, it sounded like it was SUPPOSED to. lol Long live Uncle Ted. 🤘

[@LJA46]

Ted Nugent and Derek St. Holmes are an anomaly. At one time, Derek is singing, and Ted is killing the lead. Then they switch up and Ted is singing, and Derek is slaying the guitar.

[@Beau_T_McBoatface]

Another love song is "Yank me crank me, but don't wake up to thank me".

[@oldmetalheadsteve3622]

You seriously need to react to Damn Yankees, a super group, with Ted Nugent, Tommy Shaw from Styx, and Jack Blades from Night Ranger. I recommend you start with Come Again.

[@keithkruse2595]

@@oldmetalheadsteve3622 and Robin Trower’s Bridge of Sighs.

[@jeremiahrose4681]

The Motor City Mad man; Uncle Ted....he's so outrageous, but great. Stormtroopin'; Wango Tango; Yank Me, Crank Me are some of my favorites.

[@ten4thebguy]

Thats some good ole fashioned Dee-troit rock n roll cuz!

[@romanoperelli7018]

One of the OG American rockstars of the late 70's. This song is taken from his hugely successful album "Cat Scratch Fever".

[@YourBridgeMaker]

Having only seen him in concert 5 times in the I can say that 70's Ted has a lot of fun songs. A really good showcase of his guitar talent is Great White Buffalo, Especially his earlier versions with the Amboy dukes "Tooth Nail & Claw"

[@allenruss2976]

Good ole Uncle Ted. Amazing guitar and Derek St Holmes on vocals equals fun. This was off the Cat Scratch Fever album. Looks like I'm putting that on the turntable tonight

[@ricksurratt9034]

Yup

[@allenruss2976]

@@Krymsyn_Rydyr corrected. Didn't even notice. That's something autocorrect won't catch

[@davesunhammer4218]

Saw Teddy up in Spokane. For some reason the show started late so they played some extra songs off their new album (like released the week before) including Cat Scratch Fever and Wang Dang . Wild times, no reserve seating, take the joint on the left, hit, pass it to the right, take the pipe on the right, hit, and pass it to the left. An hour before the show started there was 10 feet or more of smoke up on the ceiling. Beachballs, freesbies, "bare breasts", and geeesh today's youth be missing out on some great times.

[@mattroden4544]

Ted Nuggents "Fred Bear" is a classic hat should be heard and reacted to

[@The_Jasonian01]

The biggest reason they referenced teenage girls so much was-are you ready-that was their fan base. Not teenage girls, but teenagers. These songs were written for rebellious teenagers.

[@OTCRock4one]

You know I’m new to your channel and I think it’s kind of cool that a rapper likes to broaden his horizons and listen to other music because there is a lot of cool music from back in the day! Your video screen is nice and large, Unlike other KZbin channels where they make the performers screen so tiny can hardly see what the hell is going on that’s why I like you as you got a nice big screen I like it!

[@jamiegriffin9866]

Ive never laughed so hard..I just love you❤❤

[@peggiebradley7434]

I was just a teenager when this came out. Love some Uncle Ted. Thank you for sharing!😊

[@brianfogle2743]

I saw Ted Nugent in the late 80's at a bar in Baltimore Maryland called HammerJacks. It's a two story bar. He had speakers stacked to the second floor. Middle of this song he climbed the speakers and jumped over the railing and disappeared with a girl for about 5 minutes,his wife, then climbed back down and finished the song. He told us we were all stupid for drinking and doing drugs and poon-tang was the only drug he needed. They don't call him the Motor City Madman for no reason. 😂

[@91GT347]

Loved that place. They had a lot of good bands. Unfortunately it's no longer there.

[@RG-kz9yt]

As far as innuendo songs, The who had the song squeeze box, AC/DC had Big Balls, and Aerosmith had My Big 10" among others

[@tomferrante8002]

Hard to believe he never touched alcohol or drugs! Teg Nugent ......... Legend!

[@Mko007]

Yeah his gig is freedom of guns

[@terriertz5134]

@@Mko007 And having sex with underage girls...yuck.

[@RockaRolla1971]

He is incredible in concert

[@allenruss2976]

Went to a lot of shows and worked for bands in the 80s. The line of 16ish and 17 yr old groupies at the shows was crazy. The line was perpetual. My older friends said the 70s were crazier. They complained about how sensitive they had to be in the 80s as opposed to the 70s. Sensitive then was way different than "sensitive" now. Those were the days

[@conniekraus4581]

I was married with 3 kids by 20. We still had our fun. Sweet 16 had many meanings 😉

[@OriginalNuckChorris]

Those were indeed.

[@lw3918]

Uncle Ted is an American treasure!

[@SaintDuck]

The Motor City Mad Man himself! Uncle Ted in the House!!

[@jimmer1047]

Derek St Holmes is a badass guitar player too

[@loosmaster]

Ted was my inspiration to pick up a guitar. I had numerous others for style but Ted was motivational. Now it's Buckethead that took up the mantle for me to continue. ❤

[@kenlawless7247]

These guys grew up in the 50's and 60's. 17 and even 16 was legal age back then and marrying at that age was very common. I can't believe they suggested this instead "Wango Tango". Much more rockin song. Ted laments the lack of on street parking, claims his face is a Maserati, and he wants to park it in her garage. How much more rock and roll can you get challenging city hall.

[@reneeallen3569]

I suggested both with Wango Tango being my favorite!

[@kenlawless7247]

@@reneeallen3569 Sorry. Wish BP would have picked your favorite.

[@GetErDun8445]

My grandma was married at the age of 16. Typical of that era. Saw Ted in concert twice back in the 70s.

[@conniekraus4581]

Dude, we were married with kids by 21. 14-18 was the equivalent of early to mid 20’s today. Most of us were earning money at 13, drinking age was 18. My older brother was married, with a kid & a union job at 16.

[@conniekraus4581]

Unrelated side not: we argued that union our whole lives. 2024 that union provided the best hospice care anyone could ask for, Corporate America doesn’t even provide me the ability to treat the big C. Food for thought on the should I pay for college debate & nonsensical sibling squabbles.

[@gib59er56]

Indeed, at 16 I worked and went to schoool and partied.Along with the great music of the 80`s for me at least, and of course 70`s rock!!!

[@seanpaula8924]

Truth.

[@gib59er56]

@@conniekraus4581 I ,am a NYC Local 3 Electrician, and our health care used to be top notch. Now , not only is our health care crap but retiring at 62 won`t be enough to retire on without working a home depot job or some such shit. Connie we are probably about the same age and have seen this crap go down the same way.

[@FollowingGhost]

I hung out with Ted and Shemane in Nashville, Tennessee, at a celebrity event. I had asked them to invite Ted, which he accepted. He is nothing like he is on camera. We just sat in the corner of a tent and talked. He brought an acoustic guitar to be raffled off, I sat with Frank Stallone, and he played that guitar while we while we talked. Later at the banquet, Ted went onstage with the same acoustic guitar, he sang one song, which got a standing ovation. "Fred Bear" who was a friend on Ted's for decades.

[@Daisychain1962]

Great reaction! If you have not already reacted to Mississippi Queen by the band Mountain, it rocks, hard and the lead singers voice is bad@ss. I think you’ll love it! Thanks!

[@moniquesewell2670]

Excellent choice

[@RobertJOnes-v3p]

Yeah, Uncle Ted is Special.

[@Mko007]

Love Ted Nugent lol 🤣 he is cra cra

[@reginairvine3919]

Good 'ol Uncle Teddy! He also used to play (maybe still does🤷‍♀️) with a group called Damn Yankees. They have some pretty good stuff to check out....High Enough is a good one.

[@tribute1965]

Other Ted love songs include : Jailbait and My Love Is Like A Tire Iron. Such a sensitive soul....

[@danhall2197]

Uncle Ted is old school Rock n Roll. Nugent also did some excellent work with the Amboy Dukes in his early years 1.)Migration2.)Papas Will 3.) Journey to center of the Mind...are some cool songs. Ted Nugent is a accomplished hunter..He goes on Grizzly Bear hunts with bow&arrow..otherwords a real hunter not some wannabe dear hunter. I'll never forget the debate he had with a member from PETA and Uncle Ted told the emotional distraught girl "that if circumstances presented itself i would put a arrow in you,cook you up for survival".

[@robinpfeiffer6088]

Absolutely it was the loudest concert I ever went to! Uncle Ted, rock on!

[@beernmetal6964]

Uncle Ted also had a reality show in the early 2000's called "Surviving Nugent" where you had to live by his rules, like kiling what you eat. Oh, and his song "Great White Buffalo" was pretty good live. Just a few months ago, a White Buffalo was birthed for the first time in a long time signifying different things among Tribes.

[@Goodtimes523]

Thanks for doing a Nuge reaction! He is great!

[@wompa70]

Ted is definitely not shy. Lots of good suggestions for other songs. But one that I think that gets overlooked way too much is “Little Miss Dangerous” that was used in a “Miami Vice” episode.

[@brheinfeldt]

Uncle Ted was also a Reserve Sheriff's Deputy in Lake County, Michigan for many years. That's kinda wild! Good ol' Uncle Ted!!&! He used to come out swingin' from the rafters wearing only a loin cloth and fur boots! Check out CAT SCRRATCH FEVER, too!!&! As for teenage girls in songs, I believe ZZ Top has the youngest one mentioned in a song called FRANCINE.

[@terryconnelly484]

I remember my parents walking by my room.When I was jamming this ...I didn't know what it was about when I was twelve

[@clare1061]

This song is exactly what you thought it was about, no misunderstanding Ted Nugent‘s song titles.

[@williamreiser3118]

Especially song from crave Pussy Whipped

[@chuckbradley9614]

The Motor city Madman.. I have seen Uncle Ted live five times and he is nothing but pure energy from start to finish. When I was in high school there was a guy who was a huge Ted fan and every morning at 7:45, right before the first bell would ring, he would play this song loudly in the student parking lot.

[@TPAs-Adventures]

LOL I can't believe you did this one... Love this song. He put it out there for sure.. I could listen to nothing but TED all day..

[@janellacleland5393]

Uncle Ted has a great portfolio. Michigan talent.

[@kevinfowler7482]

As wild and crazy as Ted Nugent was, he was one of the cleanest rockers out there. He didn’t do drugs, he wasn’t a drinker, his thing was women.

[@AtomicStewMusic]

Ya he shit himself to get out of the draft. Clean isn't the description I would use. And it was young girls, not women.

[@Bwiser63]

@@AtomicStewMusic this is all haters and liberal bull shit and you know it and shit like that looses elections 🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽

[@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf]

“Uncle Ted” at it again ! 🎸

[@southtx15]

Ted was the star of the Amboy Dukes. There are some real gems there as well! But he is straight up with his lyrics. No hidden messages!

[@Proud.American58]

Thanks for checking out more Nugent! Anyway, another funky song title comes from The Rocky Horror Picture Show and it features a then unknown Meatloaf. The song is “Hot Patootie - Bless My Soul”. I hope to see you checking it out

[@manuelper]

The title of this track always made it a classic for me ha ha

[@DaveTroyer18-vg4le]

Now you know why Uncle Ted is called the Motor City Mad Man. Lol 👍✌️💪😁

[@riksplace]

Saw him live from 3 ft in front of stage on this tour or similar in about 19777 or so......my hearing never recovered....have to wear hearing aids now in my 60's...........

[@Bill-c8k]

Uncle Ted for president 2024

[@barrysergent5905]

Nugent is old school guitar ROCK! YES! I want more of Ted's guitar solo's AND for you to hear them! Try "Together" and "Writing On The Wall" from his album "Free-For-All". As an added bonus, Meatloaf sings lead vocals on those two songs! Enjoy!

[@davidpeacock8283]

Great to see your excitement. Seen him three times. Wild wild wild. Love your show.

[@jimprescott1843]

You gotta love Uncle Ted!!! Motor City Mad Man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@amhoffman6252]

This was the album that my mother yanked off my brother's stereo and threw is out the front door like a frisbee. Mom likes the music, it was the language in between the songs.

[@seanwolf8056]

Uncle Ted is pure fire 🔥

[@alexharbison4411]

Nice reaction. Sweet poontang gave Uncle Ted Cat Scratch Fever. You should check that one out too.

[@MEWA-ft3fg]

Legendary guitarist, uncle Ted, the Reverend atrocious Theodocious, or the MotorCity madman

[@ChelleW573]

LOL your reaction cracks me up!!! I totally have hearing loss in my right ear from Uncle Ted, that's what happens when you are main floor next to the speakers, time after time...HA!! Have to wear ear plugs to concerts because of it to this day. I am a Detroit kid, and the Motor City Madman was a twice a year must! You have to react to The Great White Buffalo live, PLEASE!!!

[@susansteinborn6692]

Welll..... it was rare to hear a song like this one back in the day. The younger generation sings about this stuff almost all the time. Welll.... that's the way it seems to me. But I do need to also say that the newer generations music I don't tend to purposely listen to it. But when I do almost always sex. Dang! I'm sounding to old!!! About time to broaden my horizon and start trying some fresh music. Love and light to all.

[@woodrowsmith3400]

Once upon a time in the early '80's, I made a mix cassette tape that I called "Tender Songs of Love and Passion". This song was the opening...lol. Among others were The Face's "Stay with Me", Ted's "Cat Scratch Fever" so you kinda get the gist of that tape. Great roadtrip mix...but only if your rig had cruise control 😂

[@tdig6546]

I love sweaty Teddy...he really is a good human. I like that he lives off the land. Avid Archer...when you think of en example of confidence ..Ted gets the gold metal

[@philipkirkpatrick3414]

What a time to be ALIVE, listening to the ROCK, seeing the shows. We had the BEST music !!!!! Ted's Cadillac El Dorado is worth a listen as well ! ! ! Also, there's Jailbait from Ted.

[@curtisadam1978]

My first real concert experience was January 1978 in Huntsville, AL. Golden Earring opened for Ted Nugent on the Cat Scratch Fever tour and it was spectacular.

[@johnwarner6858]

In the past he would stop by WABX in Detroit. He was on the air once and a female star came in. He said I knew it was you I could smell your, worst name you can think of for a women's body part all the way across Woodward avenue in front of the station. She started screaming the F word in many descriptive ways. Then she attacked. You could hear all kinds of things breaking along with more cussing until the station went off the air. At one time he also told a story 0n air about how he got out of the draft. He did drugs for a week defecated, vomited and pissed himself. Then he went to the draft board. It upset a lot of people so he denied the story.

[@stephenpublicover8818]

Hey Black P, this is why they call Ted, "the Motor City Madman"! lol, got a great laugh from your reaction!!😀👌👍✌

[@debbieharkness7661]

My Michigan Rock and Rock❤

[@wiliamwidlacki7459]

Yeah Uncle Ted rocked hard!!!

[@yambo59]

Uncle Ted did not mess around, what you saw was what you got--and you got it LOUD - LOL

[@_Love_-ru7pz]

I was a teen in the 80's. I don't know many girls who didn't want the rockers back then. 😂😂😂

[@denalinde]

Yup!

[@specialkl4792]

Totally diggin your channel!! Don’t listen to all the haters!! You are doing great things bringing old music to new audiences!!! ❤❤

[@ryank9712]

If you liked the lyrics here you should check out his song “Wango Tango”

[@peggykunkel9180]

It was mentioned already but in the 70s if you were 16 to 18 you would be treated as adults. I started working at age 10 many people were getting married at 18. When I married at 23 people questioned why I waited so long to marry. It also wasn't unusual for girls to date people who were 5 years older since maturity levels of boys usually lag. Ted Nugent was and still is a person who likes to shock. I've never been a fan but he is talented.

[@michaeloconnor1284]

Ted is without a doubt one of the fastest and cleanest pickers to ever play a guitar. He started with the likes of Muddy Waters BB King and Bo Diddley.

[@richardworton4597]

I've seen Uncle Ted numerous times over the years. Always a great show. Especially at COBO ARENA in Detroit. The Motor City Madman and The Home of Rock and Roll. Detroit Rock City.

[@mattroden4544]

Only sen him once at the silverdome to bring in year 2000 great show

[@scottlaughlin9897]

Yep, went to 6 annual whiplash bashes. And was security for 1 of them. Think my fav. One was when Jackyl opened. As he always had local acts (Michigan), open for him. Uncle Cracker was another.