Rappers React To Anthrax & Public Enemy "Bring The Noise"!!!

[@jasonjtd79dunne88]

Guitarist Scott Ian is a huge fan of Public Enemy and did the rap while lead Vocalist Joey Belladonna was in the background for this song he was on the turntable at some points

[@maccrazy7335]

Though, if I'm not mistaken for a while Scott actually did main vocals live. I mean he can sing, he just doesn't usually do it in Anthrax...

[@KenjaTimu]

I like Public Enemy but the best part was that Anthrax changed 'Farrakhan is a prophet' to 'Farrakhan is a racist' on the version on their album. He most certainly is. Not only a racist but a religious extremist who preaches hate. Oh yeah and he most probably had Malcolm X killed.

[@CYCOxFOX13]

@@maccrazy7335 he mainly does back up

[@jessluxsozzy]

Joey was playing the drums most of the song.

[@anthonyv6962]

@@KenjaTimu I don't think that's the case. I have an original pressing vinyl and I just checked and they say 'Farrakhan is a prophet'

[@dc4457]

The bald dude rapping was Scott Ian, one of the Anthrax guitarists and a rap fan. The guy with the ball cap playing with the turntable was Joey belladonna, their singer, and he borrowed that hat from Flava Flav. This was the first time a rock band had enough respect for a rap group to actually tour and perform together and both sets of fans got along great. Chuck D had a lot of respect for metal too, he was on the same label as Slayer back in the day and sampled a Slayer riff on "She Watch Channel Zero".

[@TheRugerbear]

Rap sucks

[@ditsiwt]

Scott Ian is the guitarist(bald guy with the beard)... His father in-law is Meatloaf... Check out I'm the Man, and I'm the Man (91)

[@joesansone1023]

Nooo... 91 stinks. I think

[@jasonduvall1147]

Not

[@ImDembe]

That was a fun fact i didn't know.

[@Godspeed1756]

Judgment Night soundtrack was an album with a rapper and a rock/metal group on every track

[@ThammuzBabylon]

That soundtrack is perfection

[@darkwyng98]

@@ThammuzBabylon Completely agree.

[@TastesandScents]

That soundtrack is the only one to give the soundtrack for The Crow a run for its money

[@darkwyng98]

Pretty fair assessment. Dazed and Confused and Singles had pretty solid soundtracks as well.

[@TastesandScents]

@@darkwyng98 definitely so... Those are tied for third on my list!!!

[@Godspeed1756]

Biohazard and Onyx did a remake of Slam that is strait fire

[@thomasdeshler2187]

Whole Judgment Night soundtrack was pretty awesome. Each song was one rap group and one metal or rock band. Pearl Jam and Cypress Hill "Real Thing". Another song is Ice T with Slayer Hill does another song this time with Sonic Youth "I Love You Mary Jane" also has several other cool songs.

[@battleborn4132]

Fuck yeah it is!

[@Husdog6989]

Absolutely. Hope they check it out one time

[@inkubuzz]

Faith No More and Boo Yaa T.r.i.b.e. - Another Body Murdered. AAAAHHHAAAHAAAHHHAHHM AAA!!!!!!!

[@Godspeed1756]

@@inkubuzz Mike Patton the 6 octave God

[@Godspeed1756]

I remember when this first dropped. It was epic. Love that Scott Ian got to rap on the track.

[@morganhayes1589]

The 5th band would have to be Overkill. Scott Ian is the rhythm guitar he was from NY and enjoyed hip-hop. Linkin Park,evanesece, Otep, Korn, Deftones, Staind,Flyleaf, Kid Rock all were Nu-metal and other genres. Check out some Tallah " overconfidence" band is awesome.

[@jp03-03]

That's nuts bro. I never knew that. I always (even though it was rapping) thought it was the lead singer Joey.

[@KenjaTimu]

Me too. I was a big Public Enemy fan at the time. Now i'm much more into metal but i like both. Babymetal did a killer rap/metal song BxMxC.

[@mdrinon]

Scott Ian was only lip syncing Chuck’s part. The lyrics and vocals are exactly from the original version of Bring the Noise off the album It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back. Just like the white guy on the turntables was only pretending to be Terminator X. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4upZXptbrR_oc0

[@Godspeed1756]

@@mdrinon the voices are different, the lyrics are the same. For proof check out the live version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKGwiZeQmrJ0bM0

[@seamusburke639]

What I love about this collab is that it was so genuine. The members of Anthrax were genuine fans of hip-hop and were psyched to do a song with Public Enemy.

[@rbrown111964]

I'm saying...all love ❤️ And all bs aside...Let's just fcn party and Jam👊😎👍

[@jmathieson15]

Metal and rap go together so well. There was a movie called Judgment Night. The soundtrack is all metal/rap collaborations. House of Pain with Helmut, Ice-T with Slayer, Cypress Hill with Sonic Youth. So many good songs

[@MattKrogmeier]

Well now you have to do “I’m The Man.” As for other Anthrax tunes, “Indians” “Anti-Social” (technically an English version of the original song by French band Trust), “Caught In A Mosh,” or “The Devil You Know” for something more recent. “Got The Time” is another fun cover. There’s also their John Bush era stuff, but I always preferred Joey Belladonna fronting the band.

[@derekcurrent6353]

Gotta throw in Madhouse

[@njineermike]

I just played,I'm The Man for my kid. He had no idea what was coming. I'm so bad, I should be in detention.

[@peterhineinlegen4672]

I agree 100% but my favorite song of theirs is Inside Out.

[@brandocalrissian3294]

"I am the law" is one of the best. A song about judge dredd!

[@susanbotwinski5584]

AWESOME!!! THIS SONG IS BAD ASS. ❤😂 I still spit those rhymes in my head. I graduated in '92. 😅 This was epic. Thanks guys! You both appreciate music. 👏👏

[@uncle_thulhu]

Yes, that was Scott Iain of Anthrax rapping. Btw, no one ever mentions what an incredible musical prodigy Flav is. Dude can play, like, 17 different instruments. And he's self-taught, too.

[@jima6545]

Exodus, Overkill, and Testament should ALWAYS be in that conversation

[@keatonsmith8024]

Except like a Jewish person, I prefer the Old Testament

[@codydrummer]

You guys need to check out Prophets of Rage now. Its the remaining members of Rage Against the Machine with Chuck D and one of the guys from Cypress Hill.

[@noelsmith9184]

B-Real

[@reevy6]

I saw Prophets Of Rage at Download festival here in the UK on 2017. Knew about them but hadn't heard anything they have done and got to say they put on such a good show!

[@KenjaTimu]

No thanks. Their far left marxist propaganda was cute before Antifa started burning everything down. Not so cute now. It's dangerous.

[@noelsmith9184]

@@KenjaTimu Agree to disagree

[@Unotuchable]

@@KenjaTimu So why are you listening to a Public Enemy song then?

[@dirtpile]

That is Scott Ian - rhythm guitarist and big rap fan. He had to beg Public Enemy to do this. Now do "I'm The Man" ... Anthrax's rap song.

[@stevepower1764]

I remember the tour Anthrax and Public Enemy did together back in the early 90's. It was insane! So damn good. Nearly 30 years ago. I was in my late teens back then. Damn I'm getting old! Also if you like the vibe of this early 90's rap rock collaboration then check out the likes of House Of Pain and Helmet doing "Just Another Victim" or Faith No More with Boo-Yaa Tribe doing "Another Body Murdered" both from the "Judgement Night" soundtrack. That stuff was excellent. If you want a track by just Anthrax alone then check out either "Among The Living" or "In My World" for starters.

[@DrSkeff]

I saw them both on that tour at the Apollo in Manchester.

[@msrenots1]

And the opening act was Young Black Teenagers. Or maybe I’m thinking of the Primus tour. Either way, some good times back in the day.

[@judasgoat8]

@@DrSkeff You and me both :)

[@richarddimeck4578]

Hell of a soundtrack that was. God bless the 90s

[@Brando-Lee3725]

YES SIR !!!! FNM and Boo Yaa I still jam to this day !!! That soundtrack fn rocks ! These guys need to react to every song on that joint !

[@billwell9266]

7:02 that was what we called "moshing" in the late 80's ... I'm guessing Scott Ian invented it.

[@roubador]

I saw them perform when they were on tour together. It was in 1991 at the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre. Primus opened up for them. That was an awesome show.

[@dajerk7082]

If you guys want to hear a bunch of rap metal collaborations, check out the judgement night movie soundtrack. Every song is a rap metal collaboration.

[@adazk4050]

Anthrax has a rap song of their own, called 'I'm The Man', and also they sing a song about injustice to North American Indians which is singer Joey Belladonna's heritage. It's called 'Indians', and their heaviest metal 🤘 song, in my opinion, is 'Keep It In The Family'... Thank you guys your awesome 👍.

[@emcsquare5045]

Scott Ian is the bald guy he's actually the gutiar player for Anthrax, the singer for Anthrax was the guy on the turntable.

[@ShanLH5]

Always loved that “beat is for Sonny Bono/ beat is for Yoko Ono” line 😆 Also, fun fact... Scott Ian is Meatloaf’s son in law. Yes, the “I would do anything for love but I won’t do that” Meatloaf

[@915junyp69]

Anthrax was the funner of the top 4. They came out of New York and they introduced rap into their repertoire. They are fun to see Anthrax!

[@freeheeler00]

As a full blown white kid from the great white north I was opposed to rap music until Scot Ian and Anthrax introduced me to Public Enemy. Now I listen to just as much hip hop as I do metal and Chuck D is one of my favorite artists of all-time. Thanks Scottie!!!

[@Metomika]

The song is a P.E. song, Scott Ian likes PE wore a PE shirt in the Im The Man video Flav thought it was cool added the line “wax is for Anthrax” was paying back homage, Flav and Scott talked at some point to collaborate and out came a metal version of Bring The Noise

[@jmhaces]

Anthrax and Slayer always had some links with hip-hop and rap. Slayer's Kerry King played in Beastie Boys records and his bandmate Tom Araya was friends with some of the guys from Cypress Hill from way back in high school. And yeah, the bald guy rapping is Scott Ian, one of the guitar players from Anthrax. Last time I saw them live they actually performed another of their rap songs, "I'm the Man," which is a more comedic song but I never expected to ever hear it live.

[@jasonjtd79dunne88]

Exodus or Testament get the honorary 5th spot. Exodus is the group Kirk Hammett left to replace Dave Mustaine in Metallica

[@RoRo-vr6wx]

Warbringer and kreator too

[@matiasalanko3443]

@@RoRo-vr6wx I would say Sodom. The university of Thrash Metal of Germany scene ;)

[@RoRo-vr6wx]

@@matiasalanko3443 ok nice choice

[@chrisstorms7511]

the 5th spot is highly debatable and subjective. Testament and Exodus are definitely prime candidates, but some have said S.T., Sepultura and others

[@inkubuzz]

Anvil!

[@richardhurts5]

Attack of the killer B's is one of my favorite albums by Anthrax. Check out the band S.O.D. ( stormtroopers of death ) that was a Scott Ian band either before Anthrax or was a side project of Scott. I love when you bring my childhood music back! Listen to Indians or Time by these guys!

[@reedallen4613]

The 'bald dude' that was rapping is Scott Ian, guitarist and occasional background vocals for Anthrax. The long-haired dude at the turntable is also a member of Anthrax, I believe that's Joey Belladonna (who was the vocalist for Anthrax at that time). Also this collaboration was the idea of both Anthrax and Public Enemy, since they've all been friends for years. The collaboration was suggested not only out of friendship and mutual respect for each other, and also because of their shared love of music and performing for their fans. And even though I'm not a fan of Rap, I still love this collaboration because of the shared love of music all these dudes have. Plus I like how they're following the footsteps layed down by the collaboration between Aerosmith and Run DMC with the Aerosmith song 'Walk This Way', which was done in the early 90's if I recall correctly (and which I first saw the video for on MTV Headbangers Ball when I was in High School), which was also awesome in my opinion.

[@Godspeed1756]

Treat it like soap on a rope 'cause the lines are the beats are so dope 😁

[@robertbrown5876]

How did I miss this reaction from 2020? One of the best crossover metal/rap collabs ever. 🤘🏻

[@athlonen]

As you know, Anthrax is part of the "Big 4", who were the four biggest thrash metal bands (Megadeth, Metallica, Anthrax, Slayer), all of whom which had arguably their biggest albums released in 1986. Anthrax came from New York (mainly Brooklyn and Queens), who were also into the huge rap scene at the time. Also keep in mind, that same year - 1986/1987, were the same years that the Beastie Boys hit big with License to Ill, Public Enemy first came out (before Fight The Power and the movie "Do The Right Thing"), Run DMC hit big with My Adidas/You Be Illin', etc. So it was hard for them to *NOT* like rap, as it was just as prolific as they were. anthrax were speed/thrash metal, but they were urban/more streetwise than the rest of the metal bands at that time. This was the second ong to do the rap/rock/metal collab, as Run DMC covered Aerosmith's Walk This Way, along with Aerosmith. As others mentioned, Biohazard and Onyx collaborated on Onyx's "Slam", which is another one to check out. If it weren't for this song, Walk This Way, and Slam, you basically wouldn't have rap metal, or the collabs you have today.

[@williamdrake6711]

Now you gotta do the other rock/rap collabs.. Aerosmith/run dmc- walk this way.... Onyx/biohazard- slam.....etc...

[@revjim123]

Don’t forget Black Sabbath and Ice-T. No, never mind, forget that one, it’s terrible, worst thing Sabbath ever did, and probably the worst thing T ever did as well

[@williamdrake6711]

True

[@jasonjtd79dunne88]

Anthrax is the NYC contingent of the Big 4. That lineup was Joey Belladonna- vocals, Frank Bello Bass, Charlie Benante drums Scott Ian Rhythm guitat and Dan Spitz lead guitar

[@jasonjtd79dunne88]

Songs by Anthrax to check out Madhouse Among The Living Indians Caught in A Mosh I’m The Man ( the band does a funny rap)

[@Godspeed1756]

Great pics I would add P.O.T. I Am The Law

[@RoRo-vr6wx]

Belly of the beast would be a good one

[@jasonjtd79dunne88]

NFL Efilnikufesin.

[@jasonjtd79dunne88]

John Bush era Only Room for One More Fueled

[@Godspeed1756]

@@jasonjtd79dunne88 Sound of White Noise was a strong album. A departure from the usual Anthrax sound but had a lot of good tracks.

[@nickz8422]

Fun fact: Scott Ian married Meatloaf's daughter.

[@CYCOxFOX13]

Really?

[@nickz8422]

@@CYCOxFOX13 yep

[@ladaddy19]

Bring The Noise is an old-school Public Enemy track with a couple new versus from Scott Ian and some heavy groove. This has always been a great crossover. This proceeded the nu metal shit by a long time.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

FINALLY!...waited SOOOO long for a Reaction Video from you to this roundbreaking collaboration.Dont stop with this Kind ,so next AEROSMITH/RUN DMC : WALK THIS WAY.....and everything of PROPHETS OF RAGE,the Collaboration of CYPRESS HILL/PUBLIC ENEMY & RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE!.....HAIL TO THE NEW CHIEF !

[@jonsummerville9022]

Way back in the 80's there was a club in Atlanta called "The Metroplex" (parts of Centennial park now sits where it was...down from the Tabernacle to give you a reference of its location) and there was a balcony surrounding the stage...and people would jump from the balcony into the pit😁

[@elbruces]

For a 5th thrash band, I'd say either later DRI or Suicidal Tendencies. "He can rap?" Scott Ian can do whatever the fuck he wants to do. Their usual singer was manning the turntable.

[@jasonduvall1147]

My uncle loved trains and raised me , when I was 8 yrs old a train had graffiti on it that was anthrax logo , I asked what's that so he bought us the cassette tape if anthrax and my metal days began

[@mrupright]

Flava Flav can play drums? He can play more than that. When PE first signed with a label they told Chuck to “lose the clown.” He replied, “that clown can play nine instruments. I can barely play Lotto.”

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

And not to forget everything from ICE T's Metal Band BODY COUNT !

[@Ezoangelofdeath]

Exodus, they are all the tiny bands of metal, standing up to their daddy, Venom

[@ThammuzBabylon]

I like that this collab came about because Anthrax was wanting to do a cover of BtN, but insisted that PE do it with them. Chuck said at first “it’s ok, you guys can do it and make it your own” but Scott insisted.

[@Will_Wel]

This song was the exact opposite of the Aerosmith and run DMC song. which took a pre-existing rock song and turned it into a rap song. This one was originally a public enemy song that they metalized. The part that Scott Ian rapped was originally Chuck D's verse. I highly suggest you react to the public enemy song she watch channel zero which uses a Slayer sample. It's an excellent song.

[@priceguns_and_roses]

Scott Ian was that AMAZING bald guy. He is a national treasure.

[@JackXombi]

Great reaction guys. Linkin Park and Evanescence were definitely nu metal when they were new. For more Anthrax reactions I have two totally different suggestions: Got The Time and Indians

[@s.fernandes7560]

I have been to their concert Public Enemy and Anthrax here in the Netherlands about 30 years ago.

[@templestark4779]

You guys reminded me how fooking kickass this song is.

[@markpalio5786]

ANTHRAX and PUBLIC ENEMY Toured Together 90-91 for this Song Collaboration! I Saw This LIVE in Oakland Hills with PRIMUS Opening the Show. When ANTHRAX/PUBLIC ENEMY Performed the Song- Les Claypool Joined them On Stage!! It was AMAZING to See. Also Look Up ANTHRAX "I'm The Man 91" it's A "B" Side Song or On the "Attack Of The Killer B's" Album.

[@bethwilliams5706]

Music back then and the collaborations where crazy and such a breathe of fresh air for sure. It was a blast!

[@duncansolloway2497]

saw this tour with primus opening the show-pretty awesome

[@The_Padawannabe]

First time seeing you all on KZbin, my jaw dropped a little when your conversation and comments don't seen to mention when Jay-Z did a special CD with Linkin Park. Absolutely amazing stuff, I would fully suggest Jigga' What/Faint. Great job fellas!!!

[@lisemzarate4029]

Got to see the tour with primus, Public enemy and Anthrax, in Oakland, in early 91, I think this came out in 91 early 92? This was before Flavor of Love came out, During the show I saw, public enemy left the stage, Primus was next, as different fans began switching from the floor to the seats, two tall as hell dark guys, watching the Primus roadies set up, the crowd started chanting "Primus Sucks" and "Tom!!! Your an asshole!!!" These two guys looked at eachother one guy says, "Damn, that's fucked up!" My friend and I were dying 🤣🤣🤣😎😁💜 Great show, I got a pick from Scott Ian 😁💜😎🦄

[@kittylovers839]

Aerosmith feat Run DMC - Walk this way is so underrated

[@trevorelms]

This one brings me back. Somehow I can still rap along to the whole song. I love it.

[@ShortyRock801]

This song was part of a soundtrack for a movie Judgment Night The whole album was a mix of rap /rock songs

[@SteveSmallwoodthemachine]

Guy rapping is Scott Ian guitarist of Anthrax . The Dj is the singer Joey Belladonna.

[@matthewphillips2698]

Anthrax is a new york-based thrash metal band where as the other three came from San Francisco and LA! This song came out in 1990 I watched it the day it dropped on MTV it was in the summertime I was taking breaks in between swimming I was eating and I saw this it really did change the way people thought about thrash metal and stuff like that because it kind of crossed over generations and people kind of dug it I mean the Beastie Boys made a living off of combining punk rock and rap together! It was great for skateboarding I know that!

[@judasgoat8]

I was lucky enough (and I'm old enough) to have seen these do this live on their double headline tour

[@JonnyPhive]

Anthrax is the band that got me to reconsider my opinion on Hip-hop as a teenager.

[@lordvitae]

ANTHRAX- Startin' up a posse

[@jc2004x]

Scott Ian is the guitarist for Anthrax. He is the bald guy rapping. Rick Rubin is a record producer that at the time was producing Both Public Enemy & Anthrax. Being a fan of Public Enemy, Scott asked Chuck D if he wanted to do a song together. Scott was apparently expecting to get shut down but, as you can see, that didn't happen.

[@Michelle-ce1qh]

OMG when this came out it flipped the music industry upside down!! I JUST showed this to my 24 year old so that means I'm a 47 year old grandma still rocking the fuck out to this.

[@nathanclarke2777]

I had a really strange concert experience in the 90's! I went to a U2 concert at the Oakland Colosseum! They had 2 openers! Public Enemy and the Sugarcubes! (Bjorks old band). Spent the ride home on the train talking to 2 guys who went for the Public Enemy show only buy stayed for the whole thing! We talked about the acts and how cool they were! It was surreal and awesome!

[@soloparaplaystation6624]

Bjork band?

[@nathanclarke2777]

@@soloparaplaystation6624 She used to be part of the Sugarcubes!

[@rachellcarpenterr]

I love it! Honestly surprised you guys didn't know about this one already.😆😆😆

[@Brando-Lee3725]

Just when I thought I seen all your vids , I watched your recent Anthrax vid Caught In A Mosh and in the comments I said yall gotta do bring the noise ! and once again @Shan5 told me you already done did it ! She has filled me in several times now when I request something yall already did ! So I thank Shan5 and you should to ! She is obviously a loyal trash talker !!!

[@matthewmohri9990]

Hey if you like this you might like Chuck D's side Project "The Fine Art Militia" The whole album is awesome. Punk Rock, Rap, Reggae, and Metal are all brothers and sisters as we all are on this planet. Unity is free it only asks for humility.

[@stankwho]

Crazy this was literally the first ever rap metal colab.

[@damotographywales29]

I was THERE UK Tour ... Fckin AMAZING :) One Luv... BTW Flavor Plays Drums, 4 and 5 String BASS LIVE at P.E gigs

[@fredthelocalvillager5857]

back then rap artists and metal artists were on the same record label . Lots of collaborations going on ........no racism in sight !!! everyone got along and made dope ass music having a blast . Good times .

[@redfender5814]

This song was on the soundtrack for the movie Judgement Night

[@krustyassninja666]

No, trhat DJ is the Anthrax vocalist. It's just a video. Check Anthrax - I'm the Man. Where the vocalist is drumming, the lead guitarist is on guitar and Charlie (drummer), Fran 8:15 k (bass) and Scott(rhythm guitarist) all rapping. It's a goody song but it's fun.

[@gsxerwhite]

It's Joey Belladonna. The voice.

[@mattboselli1099]

What's up guys!! Hope your both doing well. Looking forward to this reaction.

[@tommygilliam8890]

I've been waiting on this one for awhile.

[@Vintech64]

I was in junior high school when this came out. I remember it well!

[@Husdog6989]

Chuck D was the narrator for Dr. J,'s biography on ESPN he did a great job

[@fernand_ducci]

The album this song was on is "LoudRocks" (rock vs rap) and was released in 2000 it also had the song "Shame" - "System Of A Down and Wu-Tang" 🔥

[@jasonmgomez]

the guy on the turntables is Joey Belladonna, lead singer for Anthrax

[@marcobraak9835]

you guys should listen to the "judgemend night"sound track that just the best metal and rap groups of the 90's working togehter

[@salvatorecaravella365]

That was Scott Ian, guitarist of Anthrax

[@sterling8298]

I really liked this song back when it came out and all the years later I still like it.

[@rockzilla-666-]

There was a rap/rock sampler back in 1993 called judgement night with some interesting songs on it. I like the song another body murdered from boo yaa tribe together with faith no more because it has a dark feeling for a rap/rock song. Besides for me as a rock fan i must say boo yaa tribe is my favorite rap band the albums of them especially the first two are so godamn funky and i love the raps of gangsta rid, sad that he passed away. Boo yaa tribe made also a rap/rock album on their own. I saw them two times live in germany with their rap songs and with their rap/rock songs and everytime they played their shows with real instruments. These big huge samoans are the real deal. Cheers from germany

[@charliehunter9257]

The rare occasion back in the day that rock/metal folks and the hip-hop folks worked together, some great shit really happened. Because I think at heart, they're all after the same thing.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Scott Ian (Anthrax Lead Guitar/Singer) is rapping and Joey Belladonna (Anthrax Singer).I saw them on their first Tour Together Live on Stage and damn,the first time,Rappers and Metal heads moshed TOGETHER!.....Anthrax Songs?...INDIANS,I AM THE LAW,COUGHT IN A MOSH,MADHOUSE.......somebody mentioned S.O.D. (Stormtroopers of Death).This Sideproject will blow you away for sure!

[@dajerk7082]

Check out "Indians" by anthrax in their prime.

[@jurgenvogler9103]

Anthrax rules!!.... they never take that metal stuff too serious! (First metal frontman in Bermuda shorts!).... they are absolutely open minded and that's what I love about them! Today you would say that they are first class influencer.. because that's what they where back in the days..... definitely one of the biggest bands in metal... exactly said.... Speed metal as its best! And you guys are absolutely amazing and I love your show a lot! It's always a pleasure to watch the show! Thanks for being such enthusiastic music lover!!

[@jefe828]

Persistence of Time is one of my faves. Anthrax did a song way before that called I'm the man.

[@bluetopguitar1104]

Rap and Metal together. Scared the shit out of the establishment back in the day.

[@alisonfinley9377]

I was so happy when they did this. I love both bands❤

[@ColinFurness77]

This song is right up there with Walk This Way (Aerosmith & Run DMC), I'm The Man (Anthrax) and Epic (Faith No More) as one of the first rap/rock; rap/metal songs of all time. Some would say that Exodus is the 5th of the Big 5. I do put Linkin Park in the nu metal category, but not Evanescence. More Anthrax reacts please!!! Indians, I'm The Man, Got The Time, Caught In A Mosh, Madhouse, Antisocial, Time, I Am The Law, Keep It In The Family, Belly of the Beast...

[@dandaris2153]

A friend of mine was on tour with his Metal band and took pictures with "Flavor" and "B-Real" ;) Just awesome lol

[@Drivestort]

Flava Flav can play bass, drums, piano, guitar. Back in the day, a record exec wanted to have Chuck D kick him out of the group, he said "I can't play any instruments, Flav can play anything."

[@undefinedlust]

I am sure it has been suggested, but the tour video is insane. This is no one off. Scott and Chuck are very close. Chuck credits Anthrax at the start of that tour (especially Anthrax’s lighting director) with teaching them how to be live gods even the big 4 would see as equal on lights, pyrotechnics, stage presence…. The documentary shorts are gold!

[@randalthor1327]

From what I remember, this collab came from the guitarist loved Public Enemy and wanted to do something with them. Think he was a rapper before Anthrax formed, but not sure.

[@ericrojasvelez8891]

Hahaha....on the video the one on the turntables is anthrax singer belladona

[@tobygrabert5594]

Anything off of the “State of Euphoria” album.. great Anthrax album.. came out right when I was first getting into them.. and basically listened to it from start to finish every day.. thanks for what you guys do.. giving us old guys a chance to relive this great music from your experience..

[@Kevin_Fiol]

Many people say Testament is the 5th member of the big 4. The bald guy is the ryhthm guitarist for Anthrax (and several other thrash bands). The song theyre doing is actually a thrashed out cover of a PE song, so scott is rapping Chuck's flow

[@mikewright256]

First, the white rapping is Scott Ian- Guitarist, he was a huge fan of P.E., Anthrax is NY born and raised, song wise I'm a fan of the John Bush era Anthrax 93 to 03, Room For One More or Safe Home

[@Godspeed1756]

Anthrax was the first metal band I know of to have a rap song... I'm The Man in 1987

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@Gretchen Z I will still your wallet like I stole your..... socks

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well they say rap and metal can never mix, well all of them can suck our .............

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