Platinum Ganster Rapper's Son FIRST time REACTION to AC/DC - Back In Black

[@danabroich3643]

Your son is a gentleman! He was rocking out, articulate, respectful, and cute as can be! I loved this glimpse of your relationship with him.

[@mztweety1374]

And so adorable reminds me of my sons and nephews

[@MusicLover-dt7ic]

Good father, teaching your son about the greatest band on earth. Thanks.

[@gabreel8112]

he is not teaching about Led Zeppelin yet. AC DC is dope but the best band. IDK

[@ewan_GTO]

Top Daddin’

[@candywright64]

@@gabreel8112 What about Deep Purple?

[@Max_Flashheart]

@@gabreel8112 You have to work them it slowly lol

[@MusicLover-dt7ic]

@@gabreel8112 I guess I should have said in my opinion...as much as I love LZ, my number one band is ACDC. Honestly Led is not in my top 5. If they would have been able to have that lengthy career, I may feel different. they are an acceptional band.

[@carynwood9158]

I saw a comment from Angus where he was asked what he thought about being considered one of the greatest guitar players of all time and his comment was " I'm not even the best guitar player in my band." He admired his big brother Malcolm so very much.

[@davidnowhere2637]

I heard that when they first started Angus was going to play rhythm but he could not do what Malcolm did so they changed him to lead.

[@Tbirdhaynes]

@@davidnowhere2637I need to research this. I am not a guitar player but I don’t understand how a lead guitarist couldn’t also play rrythym guitar.

[@davidnowhere2637]

@@Tbirdhaynes I am sure Angus could play rhythm but just not as good as Malcolm. But it worked out very well dont you think. They both found their calling.

[@brianchacon6208]

R.I.P the late great MALCOM YOUNG!

[@tonez2231]

Forever Malcolm Young 🤘🏻

[@matchu.j]

No disrespect but never heard of Malcom young, more than willing to listen 2 him...

[@tonez2231]

@@matchu.j if you've heard AC⚡️DC, you've heard Malcolm Young...

[@brendanengland8385]

And long live bon

[@tuttle767676]

@@brendanengland8385 hot take…… I prefer Bon over Brian. No disrespect to Brian

[@jessicamason7726]

The band was formed in Australia. Re the School Uniform, he was just out of School when Acca Dacca started and his sister suggested the School Uniform be used. UK born members grew up in Aus so we Aussie claim them

[@cg401]

back in the 80's i heard the story that angus started wearing the School Uniform as an up yours to his schoolteacher said that he will never amount to anything, i remember in an old interview angus saying why he wore the school uniform but i am flat out remembering what i had for breakfast

[@brendanengland8385]

You be correct

[@brendanengland8385]

​@@cg401his sister came with the idea of school uniform

[@NikkieTwix]

Come on you need to share with us Scots 😂🙏

[@WayneStewart-p9l]

Bout frigging time clowns stoped claiming them. Jess.we don’t claim anything it a FACT thier Aussies.!

[@JessicaLewis-k9u]

There is a Stephen King movie from 1986 called Maximum Overdrive in which the soundtrack is AC/DC’s album ‘Who Made Who’. I was a kid then also but I remember it well. My favorite band of all time!! Long live the music of AC/DC!!!!

[@hellhound1389]

Actually it's from 83

[@JessicaLewis-k9u]

It is 1986.

[@MusicLover-dt7ic]

Vocals, Brian Johnson, from England, Guitarist Angus Young, Lead, and Malcom Young, the one with the big guitar,Rythum, brothers, born in Scotland, grew up in Australia, Phil Rudd, drums, I think Austrailia, lives in New Zealand, Cliff Williams, on Bass, can't remember where is from...Bon Scott, former singer was also born in Scotland but grew up in Australia....ACDC is an Australian band. The Young brothers are under 5 ft. 5...very short, that why the guitars look big lol

[@timothynelms2683]

Malcolm Young is 5' 3" and Angus Young is 5' 2"

[@bospurgeon1039]

I thought Brian was a local Australian roadie and singer that they talked into taking over. I stand corrected

[@MusicLover-dt7ic]

@@bospurgeon1039 No that was Bon. He took over when they canned Dave Evans

[@kenny832]

@@bospurgeon1039 Brian's a geordie (from North East England) his band before was actually called Geordie

[@nancykorensek4083]

When lead singer Bon Scott died, everybody thought AC/DC was done. Brian Johnson and Back in Black was the reply. Fun to watch Callen groove!

[@stevedavis5704]

In a weird twist, shortly before he died,Bon Scott took some of the band to a show and showed them Brian on stage. After the show Bon told them that if anything happened to him he felt that Brian was capable of replacing him so the band could go on.

[@maggedo-x1s]

"BinB" is AC⚡DC's tribute anthem to their former (2nd) vocalist: RIP Richard "Bon" Scott(ish;) so it's Brian Johnson's 1st song w: 'em in '80, after Bon had pre-picked Brian in '79 to replace him! 🤘🤘

[@Philbert-s2c]

Thanks for not calling Bon Scott the original singer. That bit of misinformation drives me nuts.

[@maggedo-x1s]

@Shadowman4710 🤔👍

[@rustywater3219]

Who was the first vocalist? What did he sing? ​@@Philbert-s2c

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

Your son is right. The energy comes from the fact they are playing their own instruments, wrote the music themselves and play it on stage (no background sound tracks) so they are feeling it every time they perform.

[@BabsYid]

Such a pleasure seeing the next generation hearing what we grew up with...littleman playing air guitar to Angus's solo too.

[@Kmd2574]

I LOVE this so much! Little dude knew it was fire as soon as it started. His little nod! Raising em right!🤘

[@steedlee3997]

12:54 I love your son's honesty. He is sweet. Good job Dad.

[@4444mbutler]

They did the entire soundtrack to Maximum Overdrive. And they are from Australia (and the are very proud of that in that country and damn well should be). AC DC is tremendous. And this was in Ironman.

[@bigstevie1690]

you saved me commenting😄

[@ChefBeagz]

think it was Iron Man 2, could be wrong though haven't seen those in quite a while.

[@tracysmith2130]

Yes, the movie (maximum overdrive) kinds stinks but the entire sound track was fire!

[@JayBee-JB69]

Who Made Who

[@zellyjordan]

As an Aussie Mum of a certain age, I love that you’re introducing the music of my youth to your gorgeous son. Love it, more of this please.

[@BM-hb2mr]

The movie was Iron Man

[@BM-hb2mr]

I do believe it was the scene opening whenever the military was taking Tony Stark in the Hummer to go show off his military equipment to sell it to US military

[@HOODYBOMBSTUBE]

​@@BM-hb2mrThat's right!

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

Opening shot of the film.

[@MusicLover-dt7ic]

He was referring to Maximum Overdrive with the trucks

[@CelestialKitsune13]

It's also in one of the newer Spider Man movies (think it's the Far From Home one but I'm not sure ).

[@ContentHouseFilms]

These father/son reactions are great for us, but it’s also great for you. Having these videos of introducing your kid to new music in 10 or 20 years to look back on is going to be gold for your family.

[@rossmacintosh5652]

Here are some AC/DC songs that have been featured in movies: Back in Black: Featured in Iron Man and Spider-Man: Far From Home Shoot to Thrill: Featured in The Avengers and Iron Man 2 Highway to Hell: Featured in Iron Man 2 Hells Bells: Featured in Deadpool & Wolverine Thunderstruck: Featured in Deadpool 2, Planes: Fire & Rescue, Varsity Blues, The Longest Yard, Katie and Orbie, Battleship, The Fall Guy, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and Daddy's Home T.N.T.: Featured in Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby AC/DC also had a soundtrack album for the 2010 film Iron Man 2. The album featured 15 classic AC/DC songs from 1976 to 2008.

[@Gamerone64]

Nice!

[@saplingthrasher23]

You forgot Who Made Who, D.T, Chase the Ace, You Shook Me All Night Long, Fly on the Wall and Ride On from the Maximum Overdrive. Edit: Hells Bells was also in this movie.

[@YobboBear]

Angus’ school uniform is Australian- Ashfield Boys High School. Angus’ brother Malcolm is the rhythm guitarist with the large guitar. AC/DC was founded by Malcolm and Angus in 1973. The Young family came over to Australia in late 1963. Older brother George was a founding member of The Easybeats in 1964, which was the first Australian rock band to achieve international success. George went on to become a prolific songwriter and produced the early AC/DC albums.

[@carltanner5609]

I’m 56 and never knew that

[@beverlybrown2673]

This is Brian's debut as lead singer in 1980 after the death of Bon Scott. The song and album of the same name was their farewell and tribute to Bon, and their announcement that AC/DC was indeed BACK.

[@juneevans8647]

Your son is adorable. Im glad he is learning about a great band like AC/DC.

[@markmartineau1015]

The gentleman with the large guitar is Angus’s brother Malcolm one of the founders of the band.

[@rossmacintosh5652]

Both brothers are very small men. When 5'-3" Malcolm plays a large guitar it ends up looking especially big.. 5'-2" Angus has said his posture of hunching over his guitar comes from his short arms & small hands trying to reach the proper positions for some of the more difficult cords.

[@mikecoughlin4128]

In reality that guitar isn’t any “larger” than typical. It just happens to be a hollow body which is the deepest type and Malcom is barely over 5’ tall. It’s an off the shelf model. It always looks like an enlarged movie guitar on him.

[@connie7128]

This is the music of my generation (Gen X). We came up on AC/DC and other greats like Metallica, Guns n Roses, and loads of 80s "hair bands" as well as the alternative grunge sound of the 90s. While I also love classical, R&B, hip hop, and even bluegrass, it's like classic rock and grunge flows through my veins as a Gen X kid. Nothing compares to it, and I am thankful to have been in many crowds with my lighter on, rocking out to a sound that I hope will never die.

[@donnawhite5062]

You & me both, sister!

[@themightybuzzard3088]

Throw in a healthy dose of punk and I'm right there with you.

[@reneeharper4863]

Love the Father and son reaction! You are leaving a lasting impression on that young man . Love seeing that bond .

[@crbr1432000]

Love it!! Such a polite young man who is learning the old rock the right way!! You earned yourself an ACDC shirt young man!

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 what a lovely son! with a beautiful smile

[@DavidBarton-f7x]

1980...seen them in concert that year...flat out amazing concert

[@cathysparenberg7497]

Your son is amazing in how he sees the differences between old and new rock and truly appreciates old rock!!! Thank you for including him in this reaction! You should have him react to AC/DC You Shook Me All Night Long and see what he thinks...

[@Kayttoson]

When you're in the black it means your debt free you're doing good you're cruising everything is coming up roses 🌹🌹🌹🌹 A smart person always bets on black

[@Lilith6416]

You definitely need to keep him on the show. Your son was an absolute pleasure. His music knowledge was so refreshing. He will truly be a great addition to your channel. You have a great Dad sharing his love of music with you. Yall have a beautiful family. Bless you all. Love from Florida.

[@CurbSideManor]

Love the young man's attitude... real heart warming watching the two of you.

[@deaDbilly62]

Love that you`re bringing young man along for the ride!

[@_katie_]

Always love when you bring your family onto your channel! Such a beautiful happy family! Your son is a smart guy!

[@TheDivayenta]

What a smart and charming son you have! Hi, Son! ❤

[@zooyawk4526]

ACDC was founded in Australia where the band members were born, and raised. Angus' school boy outfit is what English school boy wore, because Australia was once a British colony.

[@mitchellragle6415]

They weren’t born there

[@dawncapps5172]

What an awesome Dad you are! Teach that handsome young man to listen to all kinds of music. This is awesome!♥️

[@claireb9127]

Lovely to see a father pass on the gift of great music to his son who is open to listening. Have fun together guys.

[@nohbodyhughno1121]

Little man is GROOVING! I love THIS!

[@TheStarcruiser]

Your Son Rocks it's Good to See!👍

[@jesselobo3213]

That's awesome. I introduced these great bands to my son and now I'm introducing them to my grandchildren.

[@justmejoy124]

Aww adorable ...your son looks like his dad 🤗🧡

[@MaryVanHorsen]

Your son is awesome!! 80's rock RULES!

[@Tom7496Maxwell]

That's good Dad-ing right there man! Warms the heart. I'm proud to be able to say I raised my son to appreciate all kinds of music from The Beatles (highly recommended living in that rabbit hole, well rabbit warren of Beatles music) to Metal, funk, country AND movies too! Anyway, keep up being a good dad and man, brother! Love the channel.

[@willowvee5844]

Growing up in Australia, we had them on our TV and radios in the mid 70's. Recall being 12 years old and absolutely stomping to ACDC at the end of primary school dance party!

[@kathleenkarsten5739]

What a cute son you have! Love the father/son reaction! 🥰

[@marcleitman9778]

I saw them in 89 for The Razor’s Edge tour. During a break in the concert, a huge iron bell lowered from the ceiling, started to toll, and then AC/DC broke into Hells Bells. Amazing concert; my ears rang for three days afterwards.

[@iainsmith2434]

Angus and his brother Malcolm, the guy with the huge white guitar, were born in Scotland but grew up in Australia, which is where AC/DC were formed. Brian Johnston the lead singer is from Newcastle England. Malcolm and Angus were both between 5’3” and 5’6” which is probably why the guitar looks so huge. But Malcolm was the driving force behind the group on guitar, while Angus was the out front lead guitar with the fancy stuff, Malcolm created most of the hard driving riffs, and imho deserve far more credit than he often received. Brian and Malcolm also Bon Scott the original singer, wrote a most of the lyrics through all their albums.

[@bamachine]

Lead singer is Brian Johnson, who took over after their former lead singer, Bon Scott(RIP), died in early 1980. Angus Young is the lead guitarist, wearing the schoolboy outfit that his sister made for him to wear on stage, back when he tried multiple uniforms until the schoolboy uniform stuck. Malcolm Young(he was just a tiny dude, hence the guitar looking so big), is the rhythm guitar and Angus' brother. They got the name of their band from the AC/DC on the tag of their sister's sewing machine. Phil Rudd is the drummer. The band formed in Australia but Brian Johnson was from England and the Young brothers(and Bon Scott) were originally from Scotland but grew up in Australia. This song was playing during the opening scenes of the first Ironman movie, when they are in the convoy. AC/DC songs have also featured in Maximum Overdrive, as mentioned, with the song "Who Made Who", which was written for the movie. Also, "Thunderstruck" is in Deadpool 2, as they jump out of the plane. Then "Hells Bells" was in Deadpool And Wolverine, during their first fight vs each other. I know there are a bunch of others I am forgetting right now but they are one of the most popular bands to put into movies.

[@Kid-8888]

Krizz, It's sure appears that you are one awesome father and you're sury raising that Little Man well. Also, Little Man sure does know how to pick a great shirt I Love It!

[@mcsorley2472]

This was one of the best bands to see live. I saw them in Vancouver, BC (Canada) in 1991. They rocked. Total energy on the floor. We found ourselves singing with them, and came out of the concert with no voice.

[@itchyandred4131]

I raised my kids on rock rap pop county easy listening pretty much every genre of music. They raised their kids the same, I now have 6 grandsons and a great grandson and great granddaughter ✌️and your son is a perfect blend of you and your wife ❤️

[@timhmetal3499]

AC/DC live from River Plate!!!! This was the ultimate live concert EVERY entertainer dreams of!!!!!! 🤘😎🤘

[@JimK03.]

I was 12 when this album came out in 1980, and our neighborhood friends would pull out the boombox and blast this throughout the neighborhood while we played basketball, football and stickball. It's good to see you exposing your kids to the classics. I've done the same with my kids who are now adults, and they thank me for it all the time. They're up on all the new stuff, but keep one foot in the classics too.

[@bobschenkel7921]

Stephen King, who I met once, did not direct movies, he wrote them. "Carrie", "Firestarter", "The Shining", "Christine" and "Maximum Overdrive", which featured many AC/DC songs.

[@jeffnorris6074]

It is outstanding how your educating this young man. Giving him tunes and father/son time are priceless. U R an A+ father.

[@unjaded2]

we wore this out when it dropped . house , vinyl / car , cassette tape .., the classics never grow old . they from Australia

[@LordRahl1975]

Great seeing Callen (sp?). My family upbringing was far, far from ideal but the greatest gift my mother gave me was an appreciation for good music. Lovely seeing that gift with you and your son!! Please also introduce him to Led Zeppelin, Scorpions, Metallica, ZZ Top, Guns N Roses.

[@BrandyHawkins-c9v]

What an authentic young man! Love watchin yall

[@loristone9242]

Love this! What a precious interaction between the two of you. First time watcher, I am here via Black Pegasus. I love that your son appreciates this old school song. So adorable.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Your son is wonderful. Seems like a very nice young man, interested, funny & sweet. Glad he loved this song, great that you're sharing this great rock music with him.

[@lisazaccardimeunier8378]

I heard Peppa, from Salt n Peppa, say when she went to an all white school, this song got her into music.

[@swengolly]

It's so great seeing the look on your sons face experiencing the songs that made an impact on me as a kid. I was about 10 years old when this came out. And the fact he has caught on to the organic nature of the older rock music is pretty amazing!

[@jackastor5265]

They will still be playing AC/DC on the radio after we are all long gone.

[@victorramsey5575]

True. I wonder if they knew they would do down in history as the best rock band in the history of music. RIP Bon and Malcolm

[@kathywilson2650]

ACDC came out in 1973. They are a great band. It was great to meet your son. Very smart little guy. You are awesome, dad. Thanks for playing this song. The lead singer name is Brian Johnson he left the band in 1974. After that, Brian Johnson became the lead singer. Then there is Malcolm Young, Bob Scott, Cliff Williams. Those are the band members

[@usertr13phinsup]

Thanks young man you made a old man smile today. PEACE

[@beckiramsey9561]

Love AC/DC, such a talented group of guys! Love Angus, quite an entertainer on the guitar 🎸, he can play and move around, don’t know how he can do that so well!🔥🔥🔥

[@shannaross3949]

Your son is wonderful! I look forward to more videos with you both! Father and son time is A++!!!!

[@jmatthewssmith]

Little dude almost, almost Air Guitared!!! Stink face and foot tappin. AC/DC Rules. Thanks for the video.

[@CozzyKorner]

Awww, I raised my kids on music! Yay, dad!

[@jeraldkimball494]

Angus Young is the lead guitarist and the one in school boy uniform, His brother Malcom Young is the one playing bass guitar (he passed away not long ago) now his son plays it for them.

[@TheNecronacht]

Dude, this is awesome. Starting them off young with the classics no matter the genre... My fondest memory was the first time my twin sons (they're now 34 y/o) responded to the music I was playing. They were toddlers not quite 2 y/o, and I had George Thorogood's "Bad to the Bone" playing on my stereo. One son stood up, began bending his knees and swaying his head to the beat, while my other son began playing air drums. To this day, their favorite music is late 60's, 70's, 80's music...

[@waynemorton6120]

Love to see Father and Son kicking it together and enjoying some classic tunes. Your son was digging that track for sure. Great stuff guys!!

[@DocAnaStasia]

I was fortunate to have a dad who loved music. He gave me a memorable childhood going to concerts together. I have passed that tradition on to my kids. Concert tickets for birthdays. I'm not sure how your channel made it into my algorithm, but I'm glad it did. New sub for sure!

[@Chuckfinley1111]

Awesome. Great to hear the reaction of your son.

[@ronscott5698]

You have an intelligent respectful Son, Dad. Love ya'll reaction. Keep on Rockin' n Rollin' to classics 🎸

[@lilflowerbud]

You two are so sweet, thank you for sharing this with us Krizz! 🥺🤍 Back in the 80s, my dad was a private chef for Cliff Williams at his Florida home a few times. Such a chill rockstar !

[@karlweir3198]

Great band, great song and your son is adorable 🥰

[@grytlappar]

Your son is an great sidekick. 👍 I love that he hears the classic "old" rock when he goes bowling with grandma! So wholesome. :) About the old rock: I feel like there was this love and respect for the _craft_ of musicianship. All these solos! Guitar solos! (Duh). Drum solos! Lengthy ass drum solos! Generally more untamed. It's amazing how the music doesn't sound dated, at all - firty, fifty years on! Going half a century on... That is quite dizzying. And yor son _knows. Bless'im.

[@MarioBattaglia-yx4cb]

AC/DC is primarily an Australian rock band. Lead singer Brian Johnson (in the video) was born in England. Former lead singer Bon Scott was born in Scotland and moved to England at age six.

[@michellefrank8116]

Love that you're spending time with your son ! Something he will always remember.

[@Terrx]

It's really nice to see Callen (sp?). His comments remind me of a time when my son ( about his age at the time) came to me and said "Dad, I've listened to my friends' music and I've listened to your music, and yours is way better." I think it's great when the young kids can enjoy the classic music and it gives them a greater appreciation of music in general. Not limited to a certain genre or type of music. Of course, being your son, Krizz, I'm sure he is getting a complete music education.

[@megandavies8590]

Always put a smile on your face. Top notch.

[@amyweeklynewsreport6787]

I was a freshman in high school when this album came out oh my God memories Angus Young is amazing just watch him dance across the stage in this video we used to watch this song MTV😅😅😅 oh my goodness this is amazing and I love watching your son's reaction to this it's amazing

[@reno8122]

Seen them 10 times since 1983. I've seen a lot of concerts, and AC/DC are the best live band to ever walk on a stage, period. If you want to see a really great performance of this song live, check out the performance at Donnington in 1991.

[@robertprice6830]

Love your son. Fine young Man.

[@David-lt9cl]

I love you Chris calico. I love your family.

[@rockybailey3125]

Awesome reaction, love when you bring the AC/DC. Your son is a great young man.

[@kevinlawson3305]

It’s these videos that make me feel like we’re all on the verge of speaking and seeing the same!!!! Love what you’re doing here!!!!!!

[@MichaelGris-u2o]

Great to see you with your son. Great music crosses generations and lap boundaries.

[@carynwood9158]

They just toured in 2024! Older yes, we've lost members yes, still the GOAT...oh yes yes yes!

[@michaelgrantham125]

Big guitar guy is Malcolm Young RIP. Angus older brother and definitely boss of the band. All decisions were made by Malcolm. Angus practiced like crazy so Malcolm couldnt drop him from the band. On his death bed he told Angus to " Keep on rocking ". When Angus is asked if he is the best guitarist in the world. He says "I'm not even the best in my family".

[@killergameshit4529]

i was 12 years old when this album came out,,, yeah stuck in my room grounded,, listening to this album over and over.. great stuff,,, ACDC, RUN DMC, and Beastie Boys where my BIG 3 around that time

[@denalinde]

I appreciate the attention to your sound. There are a couple artist/reactors that haven’t mastered a podcast-style mic (which is how I can tell they actually do understand mics for recording/performing).

[@erikaronska1096]

Love these reactions! And love that you're teaching your son about music of all kinds! 🤘

[@rooman3334]

Angus and Malcome born in Scotland and grew up in Australia and formed ACDC in Sydney in the 70's and then conquer the world! Australia has claim ACDC. Malcome recently has passed with dementia who is holding the large guitar, RIP Malcome in Sydney. Bon Scott (born in Scotland) original lead singer pass away in 1980 RIP in Perth, then Brian Johnson took over in this song. All Australia and Scotland are proud of ACDC.

[@DianaMiceli-Billingsley-kj4ln]

AC/DC was my favorite group growing up in high school. I loved watching your son react to them with the amazing reaction to picking up the great vocals of Brian Johnson. You should introduce him to “Thunderstruck” video. ❤❤

[@shellymarquez9320]

Your son is so cute! He’s totally vibing to it! Good job Dad for introducing him to the good stuff!😊❤🤘🏼

[@joankisloski6972]

"Friday on My Mind"( regarded as the first Australian rock song to achieve international success) 1966 song by Australian rock group the" Easybeats". Written by band members George Young and Harry Vanda. George Young was older brother of Malcolm Young, Angus Young, Alexander Young (AC/DC) AC/DC got its name from the letters on the power adapter of their sister Margaret's sewing machine. Just a little trivia.

[@sherryelder1013]

The band was formed in 1973. I saw them in concert in 1975 as the warm-up band for Aerosmith. It was a fantastic concert.

[@kenpayne8433]

I saw them during the original Back in Back tour and they were by far the loudest band I've ever heard live. Angus Young was awesome. He played the whole time even when the rest of the band took a 20min break. Just ran around the stage going off. Still love them after all these years.

[@mcsorley2472]

Like your son, I was 10 years old when I first listened to this album with my friends. We loved it from the first hearing. We played this album over and over again. This was the beginning for us. We ended up collecting all of their albums over the years (including Bon's earlier releases).

[@theshayjay]

Loved seeing your son enjoy this! He seemed really in to it and it was great!! Hope to see him more in the future!