Anthrax, Public Enemy - Bring Tha Noize (Official Music Video)

[@opwave79]

Those of us who grew up in the 70s and 80s knew how big of a deal this collaboration was. Rap and Metal just did not mingle at all. It was unheard of. I was 20 when this song released and appreciated the big middle finger Anthrax and Public Enemy flashed to that sentiment. They paved the way.

[@garyh4458]

You never heard of Run-DMC?

[@TigerLikesTail]

@@garyh4458 He said rap and Metal. That only happened once before this song, with UTFO and Anthrax in 1987. A song called Lethal. He didn't say rap and Rock. Rap and rock was around from the get go. It's just that soulful rock was categorized as either R&B or Funk. Unless the group was white like Chicago, or The Band. Then they were called rock.

[@garyh4458]

@@TigerLikesTail WRONG! Ministry released Test in 1989. It was on the album "The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste". The Anthrax version of Bring the Noise wasn't released until 1991.

[@TigerLikesTail]

@@garyh4458 ? I am lost. You are saying 1989? Lethal was 2 years previous in 1987. I own the 45 long play and bought it when it first was released that summer.

[@garyh4458]

@@TigerLikesTail There was the Public Enemy version and then the version with Anthrax that came out later, right?

[@beersvault]

this is why Anthrax is the most fun of all Big 4

[@HPTFan]

One of the greatest Rap Metal collaborations.

[@gabrielaguilar1391]

THE greatest rock rap collab!

[@rxgomez9000]

*Nu Metal

[@HPTFan]

@@rxgomez9000 This song came before KoRn or the Nü-Metal term happened.

[@michelelaraia7358]

@@HPTFan Freak on a leash,1998

[@dreadxplayzs7849]

One of them,I just wanna know the story of how this came to happen.

[@homercorrea7940]

The Godfathers of Nu-Metal!

[@joepickell]

Fuck that nu metal shit 0:55

[@mnorris790]

I like Scott Ian's verses because you can tell he's rapping basically at the upper edge of his ability. Like those are clearly the fastest and most complex bars he's capable of spitting on beat without messing up.

[@jchristophersmith731]

vein bulging in the middle of his forehead! "I'm giving it all I got!" :)

[@nickiwolverton9658]

So much love for him 😂

[@Mizzelphug]

He does it while playing guitar too.

[@davidnissim589]

@obiwanshinobi5631 he actually does vocals on a few Anthrax songs

[@jaja5.]

backing vocals, most guitarists do that@@davidnissim589

[@efree345]

The energy from this song is incredible! Could power a city for a year!

[@SNOwyte]

Bc everyone in the music video minus chuck D was prolly smoking hard

[@traceybriscuso4333]

Lawrence Moten s. Anthem. Hehe 😮

[@MrSpeed-lt8gr]

The word “revolutionary” is overused. This song was revolutionary. The 90’s metal scene doesn’t happen without this song.

[@Crimsonoverlord.]

yeah sure, tell that to Pantera, Slayer Testament and Megadeth, and overkill King diamond.and Iron Maiden ..hip hop saved metal.. hahaha whata joke

[@Crimsonoverlord.]

and all the die hard rock and metal fans, this song has no relevance to my taste in music..

[@itsbigcliff5178]

​@Crimsonoverlord. ... Music is music and to me.This song was dope... But you are entitled to your voice , so just let you know mine

[@Crimsonoverlord.]

@@itsbigcliff5178 true, you said "The 90’s metal scene doesn’t happen without this song". false..i think heard that once or twice as a teen.. had no relevance.. seriously to anyone i grew up with

[@irpk239]

🤡💩

[@davidnissim589]

I had no idea that Scott Ian was rapping the third verse. Dude's got great bars for a thrasher

[@altonjrjones7704]

Those were Chuck D's bars Scott just rocked it!!

[@jcwchannel2004]

Scott is also a HUGE rap fan, so that's probably why he did it

[@robertcropley7714]

Another great pairing is Zach de la Rocha (front man for Rage against the machine) with KRS 1

[@davidnissim589]

@@altonjrjones7704 agreed, he gave those bars a lot more energy

[@Drum_Lo]

@@jcwchannel2004 He's a Queens dude... you know he's always been about it!

[@garywatson3778]

I had no idea how much I needed this until I just witnessed it. Two TITANS of their genres come together to crack the very fabric of space and time, and holy shit this is good weed.

[@taiwanarnold5927]

Bro this 30 years ago 1991

[@garywatson3778]

@@taiwanarnold5927 I plainly stated they broke the fabric of space and TIME. 30 years ago is tomorrow and yesterday is now, you know? Did I mention the weed?

[@bigone9678]

likes me some good weed too:)

[@dongbung9850]

Someone needs to put real 420 in the 402

[@RSpracticalshooting]

@@garywatson3778 lmfao i love you man

[@awarnesscarelessbn]

One of the greatest hook ups of all time. Public Enemy and Anthrax!!!

[@rahsaanthomas7030]

I went to the PE/Anthrax concert in Orange County, 1991. That shit was awesome! Primus and Young Black Teenagers were the opening acts. Everyone there had a good time, PE and Anthrax closed the concert with this joint..

[@jaimebecerra7604]

Irvine Meadows? I was there, awesome show!

[@narc78]

Must have been awesome! This track was a groundbreaker. It brought Metalheads and Rap fans together.

[@johnIZaUWL]

Saw that your in Carbondale Illinois (college town) IT WAS AWESOME indeed 🤘💜🤘

[@traceybriscuso4333]

Sounds cool, I saw Faith no More in 96 w/candle box and the Cult dude Ian Asturys band? ZETA

[@mountainskys]

Awesome. I was there too. Met Ice T that night in the crowd. Was a great gig. PE was great. Primus was solid. Was my fifth different Anthrax tour. Great times. Irvine Meadows was such a great place to see a show. I was there the night RATT blew the power out. Judas Priest was fantastic. So many great memories during a great period in music.

[@ChrisDoss12]

This was the OG rap metal mix. When this came out it was mind blowing shit!!! Hear the drummer get wicked!!!

[@paulhardiek7881]

I am 37 years old I grew up in the 1990s concerts were the best growing up when I was kid in the 90s. Rap and metal music was cool and fun together. Scott Ian rap verses on fire. Miss these days.

[@juaneps]

Game changer. Rap and metal was never mixed before this. These fellas opened new paths in music. Pioneers.

[@seanyoung9014]

When this came out, I was the only black kid I knew who listened to both hip hop and metal with the same passion (still do). The fact that it even happened was crazy but the song itself was amazing as well...man this really kicked down the door for a lot of things.

[@gempalm2003]

go listen to more from the genX era thank me later

[@seanyoung9014]

@@gempalm2003 Lol that's my generation.

[@gempalm2003]

my shits early 60s 70s 80s 90 and early 2000s @@seanyoung9014

[@Metal_Face_Doom]

Man, I loved saturday nights as a kid! I'd watched YoMTV Raps and then after that.... Headbangers Ball!😎

[@modev4163]

We need this attitude back in the US!

[@cjbecker1683]

Amen 👍

[@DirtiestSoul]

AMEN

[@arkoutarkout3654]

Metal to save north America

[@kevinwillems8720]

Minus the Farakahn love. Fuck him.

[@Lux_1138]

I love how Joey is just the DJ

[@thecountess]

Terminator J.

[@Akrattaforlife]

Posiblemente El mejor minuto de rap en español de la historia. El de "franfue" del final de ésta versión!!!!! Vaya desfase!!! Buenísimo

[@elyad67]

When two artforms collide, one enlightened world, one brotherhood. ✌🏼🤟🏼

[@troyevitt2437]

Indeed, but or the "Farrakhan" line. Farrakhan is an antisemite and he says "ALL" white people have a devilish, supremacist nature. Scott Ian of Anthrax is Jewish and metal has a mostly white audience in North America, so it was a poorly-chosen line for this song. I can respect that Public Enemy had Fruit of Islam (FOI) security guards and I've seen FOI beat up crack dealers and run them out of Black communities, so that's more than the police did in the long term. Problem is, Calypso Louie is INSANE for thinking that to be white is to be inherently a white supremacist.

[@MadameWesker]

This was huge for me as a metal kid. Pushed me right into rap as well. Now I listen to everything. If it's a banger, it's a banger!

[@corythecrow]

Loved this a kid....now as a 43 year old man, this colab was a game changer!!! Mad Props!!!!

[@JoyMadrugada]

exactly well i am holyy shit 42

[@silentwitness536]

Same. In high school when this song came out.

[@keinlieb3818]

I was 10 years old when the album was released... mom wouldn't let me have the album. As soon as I saved up enough money from mowing lawns, I bought it myself and rocked it through my headphones.

[@f.demascio1857]

51 here. till love it too.

[@ginestoner2826]

Yo sesenta lo tengo en cassette😊

[@SteveGriendling]

this song is absolutely timeless.

[@ggcade8896]

Man oh man this is still absolute fire after all these years. Major cred to Thrax for making this happen and having the guts to do it. Stone cold classic here people.

[@MerlinErdogmus]

I was 9 years old when I first heard this track on THPS 2. I played a lot with friends on the PS1. I didn't know good music like this existed. Real game-changer for me.

[@treethompson]

Same here. I only know this song because of THPS2 and anytime I hear it it’s instant nostalgia for me

[@Nefville]

Same. I put this one on repeat so it was the only song that played in the game and I played a LOT of THPS2.

[@spencerhill712]

amen here 🎉 everybody in my neighborhood started skating because of this game and everybody loved this song

[@LordFilth]

Still as fresh as when it was first released. I'm a lifelong metal fan, but have also been a PE fan since Yo Bumrush the Show, so this hit really hard and, let's face it, completely changed things. So many bands would not exist if it were not for this crossover 🤘

[@jatsi96]

Me too, mate. A fan of PE since the 80s. I've always loved their actual political lyrics instead of just the usual "Bitches Money Bitches Money Bitches Money" -crap. Public Enemy is highly underrated today.

[@RenZoLamas111]

I could not agree more boys

[@michelelaraia7358]

@@jatsi96 Fight the power

[@Puschit1]

This was released in July 1991. They were pioneers, sure, but hardly the first. Sir Mix-A-Lot and Metal Church did "Iron Man" a full 3 years earlier. Both Clawfinger and Body Count may have released their first albums a year later but were formed as dedicated rap metal bands in 1989 respectively 1990. And, of course, let's not forget Run DMC's "Walk this Way" which may not be metal yet but it dates back 1986. You also have to thank Beastie Boys for Fight for your Right and No Sleep till Brooklyn from 1987.

[@mauriciom5555]

thanks for that wise words, most of the metal fans hate so many bands that came after this, I consider myself a metalhead but damn', I love a lot of acts that born in 90's and 2000's thanks to crossovers like this!!

[@ZareneJemilynOrca]

Metal + Rap = Best collaboration in music history

[@supafly1970]

This one was a starter for a whole music genre. There is NO doubt about it. Bring tha noize was the first Rap track in Rap and the metal charts. Voted as best metal track of the year. The most covered rap track by metal bands. This Shhh was GROUNDBREAKING!

[@lazrus69]

The music genre was already there. Urban Dance Squad (dutch band) was one of the early starters within the crossover genre and inspired for instance RATM kzbin.info/www/bejne/opPWdImFd69nh7M

[@victorgm4702]

1984 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX-naKaGg9yKodE 1986 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGPJmIpugcl6n5Y 1990 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHjCnGh5iL5-nsk

[@lurch8111]

Nope nope and nope again from PWEI 1989 " We dig Marvel and D.C., we dig Run-DMC, We dig Renegade Soundwave and AC/DC (Can U dig it?)"

[@thetrooper4743]

Check It out i'm the Man by anthrax. Its the First rap metal song released

[@iamtheplaygame]

@@thetrooper4743ah, remember Red Hot Chili Peppers existed before they did rap metal with songs like Get Up & Jump, True Men Don’t Kill Coyotes, and Fight Like A Brave

[@BedpostKenny]

The best Rap and metal mix ever!

[@smittyh2able]

Why is no one talking about THPS2. This is iconic to my childhood. Finish school for the day, PS1, THPS2, Rodney Mullen, School Southern Cali, this song. Chillin.

[@johnr797]

Burnquist

[@duglifemetaldetecting7877]

Bones Brigade

[@PeterT1]

Perhaps because this song existed 20 years before the game came out 🤔🤔

[@timn6864]

I was very young and very white growing up in Australia with a black older brother. He played public enemy ALL the time and I thought it was what everyone listened to. The look on the teachers faces when I'd walk around the school rapping to this and Fight the Power etc 😂 good times !

[@melissa2688]

Back in the day, especially in Philly, Metal & Rap were underground because it wasn't played on everyday radio like today. Metal on Saturday nights & Rap on Sundays. Maybe cause I'm 52, grew up in the city & in a mixed hood, we listened to all kinds of music so I've been a fan of both genres for forever. Got cassettes of both Rap & Metal taped from 80s radio in Philly. Great time to be a teenager. Got to see both PE & Anthrax. Still got my Fear of A Black Planet shirt ✊🏼

[@GolfRemoEchoGolf2]

I'm 50 , and when I listen to this song so does my neighbors

[@skeekie]

the entire neighborhood here lol

[@isidorosspiridon4486]

Run dmc and Aerosmith now...walk this way 😂

[@paulfletcher3998]

This is the track that got me into hip-hop. Still got the 12" record even though I no longer have a record deck. I was a 15 year old white metal head from Northern Ireland living in the South of England. This blew my mind. 30 odd years later I'm still a massive hip-hop fan.

[@KJB484]

I am always surprise that there is not more Hip Hop like this in mainstream culture back then and in the present. I always felt like these two genres fit well together with their poetic intensity!!

[@dankirchner3676]

If you look at limp , POD Linkin incubus primus they were ALL pushed by Ozz Fest early 2000 it was their turn for it

[@alexsamain812]

​@@dankirchner3676mr Bungle inspired all those bands, esp incubus. Their first album fungous amongus is classic but just a less experimental Bungle, almost identical. early 90s genre horrorcore hip hop like gravediggqz and geto boys are the "metal of hip hop" , limp and LP came later blew it to the mainstream. It WOULD have been cool so see a real act like this Collab here. A legendary MC with a legendary band! I guess the Jay-Z + LP album was the closest thing

[@cheeselad2401]

i feel there's plenty mainstream rap rock, there's the Beastie Boys, Linkin Park, Limp Biszkit, Rage Against The Machine, Cypress Hill, etc.

[@deangullberry5148]

​@@cheeselad2401 You're comparing apples to oranges. There's 20-30 years between. Most of those bands and when this was recorded. It was natural for the bridge eventually as kids grew up listening to multiple genres. Anthrax + Public Enemy and Aerosmith + Run DMC was viewed as near heresy back then. If you can't understand that, maybe try to relate the infusion rock and/or urban music into country that we saw in the 2010's.

[@corretoraruiva5044]

Sepultura feat Sabotage ,Run dmc feat Aerosmith 😊

[@Robert-ws3mk]

No cell phones, love it !

[@sergioaraya681]

"witten from a cell phone".

[@Robert-ws3mk]

@@sergioaraya681 ya my comment was made from a cell phone, back then their were none that's the point

[@sethparker3381]

I was a huge metalhead as a teen and this song was what helped me to get into hip-hop!

[@davidcross2341]

I remember cruising around in my brother's convertible camaro with the radio cranked up. I am 57 and still listen to this song.

[@bruceb9515]

I feel ya bro! I'm 57 as well. I listened to this and Stevie Ray Vaughn cranked..."Willie the wimp and his Cadillac coffin".

[@chrisgraffam3357]

thats funny i wasd in a red iroc z the 1st time i heard it

[@kenthatfr]

This was regular rotation in the lifting music at the gym.

[@USFilmAssociation]

Still holds up today as one of the most amazing cross-overs. Sounds as if they collaborated the whole thing from the beginning. At the time it brought chills to people when they first heard it. "The the f_????" then "Oh Wow!"

[@leonardomattarmonteiro2824]

Groundbreaking crossover. I still remember the impact of this atom bomb. ANTHRAX & PUBLIC ENEMY leading the way for generations to come.🔥✊🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@etmeyutub]

RUn DMC and Aerosmith led the way.

[@markobuenrostro8977]

Why can't "Rappers" from nowadays be this heavy and lyrical? Hip Hop should just kick the bucket...

[@hotlanta35]

Hip Hop is “fast food music” for basic people.

[@danielowens2167]

some are. Tech N9ne. Ice Tea. Ice Tea even had a metal band and they covered Slayer. But definitely Tech N9ne. His song Wither with Corey Taylor was a masterpiece

[@prasiet1]

@@danielowens2167 Body count are amazing to watch live.

[@Buskeeeeeeee]

You’re just listening to the wrong hip hop

[@gregoryl.levitre9759]

@@Buskeeeeeeee it's all the wrong hip hop.

[@ronimohamadsamsudin8025]

Dear future generation, please keep this masterpiece alive. Sincere, 2024.

[@krisssstronggg5178]

im 17 and im keeping this shit alive dw

[@ItsyaboiDillon]

It’s on my playlist, no worries!

[@jazsminp1362]

Public Enemy and Anthrax so legendary 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@stevengolden1154]

Saw this concert... unbelievable combination and it friggin worked so perfect!

[@jackhackett80]

Loved this since then. Crazy to think they are all old men now and I'm right behind them

[@topher5503]

Nice to see this on my front page. Brings me back to THPS2.

[@artoorn2433]

Two favourite genres combined. My fuckin' generation. Born in '72.

[@shehzadhussain2849]

Born 72 too n this stil rocks

[@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551]

Yep and my City NYC 1977 here.

[@thecountess]

'77, fucking love this.

[@JohnDoe-wy7py]

Anything Chuck D and Flav touch is greatness

[@mikecaldwell7992]

The strange thing is Flava Flav " the hype man" is actually the most talented one in this video as he can play 17 instruments

[@XavierCoolDude]

You can tell Flav is super talented

[@granitesevan6243]

How have I never heard this? It's awesome!!!!!!! It reminds me of the time before people's default setting became fear and division

[@zuzanna1456]

It’s so cacophonous. I wish public enemy would’ve listened to more heavy music bc it’s not meshing well.

[@Massmurder22011]

must not of been around for Tony Hanks pro skater for playstation 1 then lmao

[@nassta123]

Favorite song on Tony hawks pro skater 2, I was 11

[@nassta123]

@@zuzanna1456 ur not meshing well on this comment forum

[@kainedakillerv2704]

Oh my sweet summer child, this was one of the best collabs of the 90s. Also it was on THPS2... I miss my teenage years

[@MD-vm2yy]

One of the best collaborations ever.

[@punkfan97]

They toured together and the lineup was pretty unique Primus and Young Black Teenagers were supporting acts can you imagine how awesome this was

[@Nefville]

Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 made sure I'd never forget the lyrics to this song. Its still something I listen to as much as I can.

[@gregwunderlich4253]

Fuckin love this. I was like 17 or so when this was released. Most of the guys I skateboarded with hated it. They were all into punk rock and hated rap. This collaboration was actually very punk rock in attitude and intent. And Flavor Fav is one hell of a drummer.

[@Mr_T_Badger]

Back when Public Enemy was debuting, the producers were trying to convince the band to get rid of “that weird guy with the clock.” Chuck’s response was “Flav can play like 5 or 7 musical instruments. I can’t even play the lotto.”

[@stephenroldan5107]

Wait ,but I bet they were into beastie boys. 😊

[@xnetpc]

Anyone who likes this owes it to themselves to listen to the Judgement Night soundtrack. The collabs by Onyx and Biohazard, Faith No More and Boo Ya Tribe, Helmet and House of Pain are enough to make it worth your time.

[@anothersettlementneedsyour9628]

Never will I get tired of people rapping along metal riffs, whether it’s RATM, Limp Bizkit, 24 Spyz, Kidcrusher, Hed(Pe), Jiluka or this classic that unleashed this mayhem.

[@bklynpsycho]

Aint gonna lie this collaboration got me into Anthrax. So many memories 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@Xander_Park]

But why would you lie tho 🤔

[@beaniegee5129]

Hear the drummer get wicked!!

[@gregoryl.levitre9759]

Yeah, I caught the wrong lyrics at the end too. Must be one of those useless, "AI," apps.

[@ivansokolovic9382]

Public Enemy in full power! Greetings from Croatia! This song was marked my youth!

[@timbrown1790]

Not only one of my favorite metal/rap collabs, but also one of my favorite songs period. Never fails to pump me up.

[@tonyshmit6468]

Ритмичная поэзия отлично сочетается с тяжёлой музыкой. Это ультимативная форма искусства!

[@TonySantuccistudios]

Public Enemy are gods in my opinion too. Anthrax included. Love watching Scott playing with his drummer son. Keep rocking youngster.

[@deplorableaussie6749]

33yrs ago , I thought this track was dope , and it still is . What a fkn bad ass collaboration.

[@nobrainsnoheadache2434]

when it came out I didn't know if I should love it or hate it, but it did get me listening to Public Enemy, which got me listening to Grandmaster Flash . . . Anthrax not so much lol

[@deplorableaussie6749]

@@nobrainsnoheadache2434 I'm no fan of anthrax either , but they also did a cover of U2 Exit which was pretty good . They had some range , unlike most other metal bands .

[@nobrainsnoheadache2434]

@@deplorableaussie6749 well I'll have a listen then :)

[@deplorableaussie6749]

@@nobrainsnoheadache2434 im no music expert ,, not a bad cover , same as metallica covering bullet the blue sky

[@ian9171]

Still very impressed with Ian's rapping. Throwback when music was still good.

[@thetruechaby]

Music is always good.

[@stephenroldan5107]

It still is.. there's more now than ever. Don't listen to the dang radio.

[@darrensiegel6651]

was 13 when this came out. Loved it then. 45 now and haven't heard it in decades. Still love it.

[@robertdouglasmusic]

One of the few bits of pop culture perfection to manifest..........bring the noize

[@BLS1976PACHAPTER]

The good ole days when rap wasnt corporate. Seen Anthrax live man are they awesome in concert

[@johnborron1059]

Popped up in my feed; Magnificent. That was so good seeing that again.

[@scottallison9659]

I bought this album on vinyl in 91’ when I was 23. Blew me away. This collaboration was the cherry on the icing on the cake!! 🎂🎤🎸🥁🕺

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

A piece of music history 🤘

[@snow-uq4gx]

How the guy raps chucks verse is beautiful shows how we can all get along n love others music

[@Evilthx]

One color... the color of MUSIC!!!

[@thelombaxsystemtv7492]

I love how the riff slams with the beat of the drums! It makes My lip fat everytime!!!

[@ryblack5032]

I Remember Buying This Cassette Tape in Michigan at The Start of the 90s!!! when i was 16! This Anthrax / PE Mix is Stiil Amazing Over 30 years Later!

[@joemasters2270]

First we were blessed w/ Run DMC & Aerosmith - then we were given the gift of Public Enemy & Anthrax. I miss the 80s/early 90s. Best childhood ever.

[@clintwheeler1087]

Abraham Lincoln died for this

[@Sharee-qf2om]

Abramson

[@FatalJay]

Martin Luthor King Jr. TOO.

[@gerryryan2302]

fair swap

[@cromero467]

Truth

[@hafyrrochagm7471]

Worth it

[@signoraJones-k1t]

Public Enemy Number One bring the noise some cannot stand these lyric's , but it makes me feel so good as Public number one Amen

[@ValHemi265]

Run DMC and Aerosmith, Public Enemy and anthrax. The best ever. Now I'm 46 and this songs brings back memories of long ago, but still made me smile and headband, be it a bit slower with no long hair lmao what an awesome song man. Cheers guys .

[@eins2001]

Walk This Way is trash

[@ValHemi265]

@@eins2001 show me your rubbish...

[@bebojo]

Still a banger. Never lost any luster. Not a speckle of tarnish. Classic.

[@TimboUnderskroll]

This takes me right back to thps2

[@henryonly8351]

This was legendary time, none of these rap groups of today can come up with something like this and collaborate with a metal thrash band. Never again can it be done.

[@johnsnider2956]

Candiria did it for 25 years

[@henryonly8351]

@@johnsnider2956 Ok wow I found it, it sounds really good, thank you!

[@pentexsucks43]

I mean, Trap Metal is a thing now, not that it's a very good genre at all, but there's a lot of rap metal happening nowadays

[@haydargokcebay2285]

@@pentexsucks43 not as good as that was, nor will it ever be.

[@LuisFlores-gl7ke]

Necro can!

[@christinaecheveria3992]

The OG Korn and Dem Franchise Boys collaboration!!! Just gets better everytime and I’m Here for them all!!!❤️❤️🤘🏻

[@effceesvideos]

Birth of Rap Metal right there

[@m47t41]

I never forget the opening before the verse starts. that riff with the drummer just kicking is insane.

[@Adam-xj8mp]

Then came the Judgement Night soundtrack, still one of my all time favorite albums.

[@machine81hood99]

In my opinion this song is the birth of rap metal. Two entirely different genres thrown together for an outcome nobody expected. For once color division was forgotten and eyes were opened. Public Enemy gained many white fans from this song. I will always have this track on any device i own in my favorites track list

[@RaveTracks]

The importance of this record can't be understated

[@IcOmEiNpEaCe333]

Musically, this is a total planet alignment. This was done perfectly!

[@Artak091]

And on this day, Nu Metal was born.

[@viccolfariasbobbytherookie9447]

WTF is Nu Metal?

[@slebbeog]

Nope. Back to school boi.

[@Lux_1138]

@@viccolfariasbobbytherookie9447 limp bizkit, slipknot, korn, etc.

[@christinathein951]

Not born, but I do think this song is what Nu Metal should be, actual rappers rapping over and actual metal band, where both bring their respective expertise to the song. Nu metal has a bad rap cuz most Nu metal bands do both of those things somewhat half assed.

[@Lux_1138]

@@christinathein951 interesting opinion. i kinda half agree but half don’t bc i like some nu metal artists but i’m def not a nu metal guy yk

[@ちゃちゃロック-e5z]

何年経っても天才は天才。カッコいい。自分は、パンクが好きなのに1番好きな人は、何故かパブリックエネミーなんですよね。ジャンルを超えてる音楽。

[@lazarocfh9785]

Y asi nacio el rap metal

[@IGlooZGB]

This was THE revolution. And it was epic to witness it first hand.

[@pbnetto]

I was aware of this gem while playing THPS2. Still kicks ass! BRING THA NOIZE!!

[@arcturionblade1077]

That game had one of the best soundtracks!

[@tommortlock8783]

Yessssss

[@Adeyum64]

For me it was the first Smackdown vs Raw lol

[@jeanarousi]

@@arcturionblade1077100%. Still rock the soundtrack to this day. THPS2 forever.

[@manny8479]

I don't think people understand just how ICONIC this collaboration is. LEGENDS of their craft combining on an absolute classic.

[@byronbenguche]

I was at the video shoot this was shot here in Chicago i was in the crowd with my white homie Chuck Edwards (1970-2005)damn i miss you bro we had some good times that night

[@edwinweygandt5384]

This album was a huge thing itself, not just a colab, but a big FU to the ones trying to silence what we can, and can't say in rap/heavy metal/rock music ect. It was a big deal.

[@williambowman8384]

Every time I watch this……I am blown away……this is now and will always be the best Rap Metal mix ever!!!!

[@litespeed74]

Absolute pure and raw bad ass music that simply can't be turned up loud enough.

[@TsvetanDudulov]

Metal - Rap compilations are one of the best variations of musical art! Sound of hard music made by guitar and drums combined with dj's elements of scratch, keyboards effects, etc. make wonderful variety of the best sound ever!

[@fatangmo5680]

this remains one of the greatest songs in my opinion.

[@jameschilvers963]

This will never come back again .