Rappers React To Slayer "Mandatory Sui**de"!!!

[@Boots_McScoots]

"Blood's cheap, it's everywhere." Fuck, so good.

[@SirBoycie]

Slayer were on Def Jam records at the time (a rap label). They provided the guitar work on the Beastie Boys You Gotta Fight and No Sleep to Brooklyn, and Angel of Death was sampled by label-mates Public Enemy on She Watch Channel Zero.

[@Chaos_IsMyGift]

Was about to mention that. You beat me to it.

[@toddfarrow9541]

RUN DMC was also on Def Jam at the time.

[@notofthisgod32]

It was Kerry who did the Beastie Boys music

[@willbarrow8753]

The look on Hollywood's face when Tom did the spoken word part!!!!

[@KenBober]

I was and still am a huge slayer fan. 99% of my teachers in the late 80s and early 90s thought I was disturbed until my 6th grade science teacher said hell no slayer is awesome!

[@Lee-ld1gi]

All of your other teachers were right you husk

[@Tomi_BuzzCat]

Former Slayer guitarist, Kerry King has his solo career, LP, album, ' From Hell, I Rise ' & was on tour earlier this year ...

[@madriffmaster]

Awesome. You guys have to do Silent Scream by Slayer. Both musically and lyrically.

[@adrathemetaloutlaw754]

A rap was done with this. Lil Jon and Eastside Boys sampled the riff on this song and Raining Blood. The track is called Stop Fuckin Wit Me

[@JakeFromCLE]

Came here to say this 👍🏻

[@zackzaharko89]

I used to play that song specifically bc I loved the guitar riff in the background, only to discover this masterpiece a few years later on

[@uoabigaillevey]

I actually find it disrespectful for people to sample songs to put into their own. It distorts the meaning behind why the segment that was sampled was originally created with. It also (to me anyway) points to a lack of creativity.. or at least an indicator of laziness on the part of the person doing the sampling. Create something similar or whatever.. but to sample is essentially to steal the work of another. To put it another way.. if I were writing a humorous book about the misadventures of a taxi driver in New York.. and instead of writing chapter 5 myself, I took 30 pages from Stephen King's "The Stand" and inserted them as 'Chapter 5' of my book... (you get the idea, I hope) I am sure many bands do not mind being sampled as long as they get paid for it.. so it's considered acceptable by many for that reason. I do not share that belief, however.. the sampling should not be done in the first place... especially if the song/segment is used in a way contrary to the intent of the original musicians.. like taking a serious song about the loss of a loved one and inserting a sample from it into a party mix.

[@rudeboynofear6554]

I heard the clean version of this song and struggled to find the dirty version. Bass hits hard with relatable lyrics. Cuss words are the glue that holds the song together. The perfect song

[@Megadeth1921]

“ mandatory suicide” is a song about kids being sent off to war. it was mandatory, and it was suicide. I’ve been listening to slayer since they first started in the early 80s and they’re still the best trash band out there. I was at one of their first shows and I was at their very last show. Slayer is just an excellent band.

[@adammayday6486]

Slayer did a collab with ice-t called Disorder. Fucking great song to react to.

[@randywissler9923]

That whole Judgement Night soundtrack was an absolute banger!!!!! SLAAAAAAYYYYYYEEEERRRR!!!! R.I.P JEFF HANNEMAN!!!

[@misterscarisma]

Disorder! Disorder! Don't give a fuck!

[@duncansolloway2497]

the entire JUDGEMENT NIGHT soundtrack is killer

[@dedfishermen985]

Slayer covering “Inagaddadavida” is a hidden gem as well

[@randywissler9923]

@@dedfishermen985 they also did a cover of Born to be Wild for some NASCAR game. Pretty badass!!

[@bardsimpson1404]

Kerry king played the lead, on beastie boys - you gotta fight for your right to party

[@michaelward5370]

Disposable Heroes is the Metallica song that Smokey is thinking of, and it is on Master Of Puppets!!

[@davidmassey6332]

Also Fight Fire With Fire could be used as another example of a song made for war

[@petertapola8097]

This is one of those songs that are better live. Decade of Aggression -live album version is the best. Tom Araya shouts the spoken verse which makes it more brutal. I get shivers by the end.

[@beefy1728]

Facts. 💯

[@r.deanmcknight136]

For someone who was born in 70, grew up into the rise of Thrash Metal, regardless of how I get, Thrash will never get old. I lived it, loved it and played it.... it's in my soul 🤘😎🤘

[@damonhines8187]

Word for word. Good goin', Smokey 😊

[@HammeredReactions]

This is the very FIRST Slayer song I learned to play on drums back in ‘88! 🤘🏼😝🤘🏼

[@vistalite-ph4zw]

Rick Rubin who helped started Def Jam is a metal head himself. He was also known to collab Aerosmith and Run DMC for Walk This Way back in the mid 80s. Rick Rubin produced several Slayer albums...

[@Bill-c8k]

Ice T with his thrash band Body Count did a cover of Reign in Blood Very Cool

[@erolbulut2584]

A tune about war.

[@zackzaharko89]

Slayer is so awesome, please continue these reactions! This song is probably my 4th overall favorite of there’s. Lombardo’s drumming at the end though……

[@Carnifex20]

Oh wow! I only knew the Decapitated version of this song until now. Didn't know this was a cover. Damn!

[@beefy1728]

Slayer is the original, the live versions are better though...

[@BlackMarketHoney]

Probably my favourite Slayer tune.

[@mattdenney1192]

You guys gotta react to the next track after mandatory suicide on south of heaven. Ghosts of war is pure thrash

[@michaelward5370]

Love your videos, guys, and I absolutely LOVE Slayer! Some suggestions for future videos: Damage Inc. - Metallica Orgasmatron - Sepultura Shades Of Grey - Biohazard Take A Chance - ABBA It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N Roll) - ACDC

[@Aliensalvation]

I reckon we’re turning you guys. All the metal shirts and metal love. It’s heartwarming

[@haydenwhite4381]

One off their best album's! 🔥

[@michaelward5370]

That run of 3 albums, Reign In Blood, South Of Heaven and Seasons In The Abyss is totally awesome!!

[@DrSmashballs]

Smokey channeling inner Vince McMahon voice

[@captindo]

I was a Canadian infantryman, we were taught if captured we would fight till we had one bullet left. That last bullet though, that was meant to deny the enemy a captured soldier.

[@stoneysopranoyukon9398]

Metallica - most diverse Megadeth - most technical Anthrax - most fun Slayer - most heavy

[@NicolasAristizabal-rb3ju]

I just happened to be wearing a South of Heaven shirt when I saw this dropped

[@JBAKER97]

Kerry King played guitar on Beastie Boy’s Fight For Your Right To Party. The reason why is because Rick Rubin was producing both band’s albums at the time.

[@Tomi_BuzzCat]

Next song, video from SLAYER: LP, album ' Divine Intervention ' ©1994 ' Killing Fields ' ' Sex, Murder, Art ' ' Fictional Reality * ' Dittohead ' ( hit song) ' Divine Intervention ' ' Circle of Beliefs ' ' Serenity in Murder ' ' 213 ' ' Mind Control '

[@dvolz1975]

Couldn't agree more

[@kristaspecht]

My fav is "dead skin mask" always has been lol. But love slayer all around. This is a great album and this is such a good song!! Im banging head along with y'all. Lol❤️😎😀

[@Plan9-3127]

I love how KZbin is protecting us from such horrible words... 😂😂😂

[@dvolz1975]

Slayer did do a "raining blood" version with Ice T...Slayer is Ice T's favorite metal band...yes the two did indeed work together

[@harrihakala3884]

Almost all thrash metal bands were/are singing/screaming about sociological issues. There were a few hybrids between HC punk and thrash metal bands back in the 80's. Like D.R.I., Cryptic Slaughter, S.O.D. (which had members of Anthrax, M.O.D. and Nuclear Assault) just to mention a few. Testament would be the best example of sociological lyrics, even if they are not part of the "Big Four". On my opinion, they would be a part of the Big Five :) Thank you guys again to reach out away from your musical comfort zone.

[@Charly_Dont_Surf]

Best album for a long road trip!

[@davidmassey6332]

I’d like to see yall do ‘Bitter Peace’, that’s my favorite Slayer song and it’s on my favorite Slayer album (Diablous en Musica’. My song I listened to before every football game was ‘Scrum’, the lyrics are perfect for football (same album)

[@mariohnyc]

Ice-T has a song with Slayer called "Disorder". But it's essentially still a thrash song, just with Ice-T singing with Araya.

[@catmanduu66]

Another song similar to this and the Metallica song is Blood Eagle Wings by Anthrax. I think you guys would really like it.

[@damonhines8187]

The word 'assassin' derives from the Hashishim. Whatever gets you through your life and helps someone else to the end of theirs. That's music for ya. 😊❤

[@ElDuce69]

Mordred- Falling Away is a cool metal jam with some hip hop flair.

[@HammeredReactions]

Hej! Dude! I just moved from Chicago to Gothenburg, Sweden about 8 months ago and agree with you 💯!! 🇸🇪

[@bigyodatheman]

Hey, I live in Orlando.

[@sterling8298]

Smokey seems to know a lot about a lot of things. That's cool!

[@grapeape325]

No sleep til Brooklyn. Beastie Boys featuring Kerry King.

[@kristaspecht]

Big sur california is one of my fav places. Its so beautiful going from camping by the river to walking the beach a few miles away❤

Public Enemy - "Harder Than You Think" (lyric breakdown) Michael Franti and Spearhead - "Good To Be Alive Today" (lyric breakdown)

[@mbx6823]

Hello Slayer effectively made a collab w/ Ice-T called "Disorder" btw Ice T is a huge Slayer fan and made some covers w/ Body Count Their cover of "Institutionalized" by ST is amazing

[@ianwood9771]

Fear Factory!!!! Powershifter!!!!

[@adriantrusca1245]

Get lost!!!!!

[@ianwood9771]

@@adriantrusca1245 that was mean...lol

[@metalguru85]

SLAAAAAAAAAYER 🤘

[@cmsweitzer1]

Megadeth has Ice-Tea on their newest album, the song is Nightstalkers

[@KattMurr]

Slayer doesn't sing about Satan. They sing about the unfortunate shit in life, more or less...

[@bobbybissell4770]

Slayer did a collab with Ice T.

[@iainlindsay6691]

1988 SOH was released. A slightly slower album after the 28 minute Reign In Blood. A lot of Slayer material covers war as a topic. As Kerry King said, 'if you play as fast and heavy as we do, you can't sing songs about butterflies. I seen them live@ Hammersmith Odeon in London when they were touring this album. Crystal clear sound and brutal atmosphere. Thrash gigs weren't about standing around with your phonee in your hand, because they didn't exist. Headbanging and sore neck all the way!

[@Bill-c8k]

One of my favorite Slayer song

[@necrosiskoc9617]

Slayer never did a collab with rappers but Public Enemy sampled that ultimate riff from Angel of Death in She Watch Channel Zero as they were both on Defjam records at the time

[@Tomi_BuzzCat]

" SLAYER!!! " 🤘🏻😆 ✌🏻😸✌🏻

[@kristaspecht]

Oh ya i forgot to mention when i was a teen my mom made this cd "magically disappear." she highly disapproved of what i listened to especially slayer,so my cd got up and walked away. Haha

[@beelzebob23]

Slayer's diagnosis should be psychopathy.

[@davidmassey6332]

Most of the soldiers knew ahead time that at the Battle of the Somme and Okinawa (and many other battles) that they were marching straight into a meat grinder. Just two off the top of my head that had extreme casualties on both sides. It’s also well known that during WWII, the Russian soldiers either had to march forward and fight the Germans or if they turned and ran, their own machine gunners would mow them down. That really is Mandatory S**side

[@beefy1728]

Exactly. 💯

[@Ghostkeeper]

I would say you haven't done enough SLAYER, but here are two bangers (Crypt of eternity) and (At Dawn the Sleep)

[@R8drdave]

Excited to see slayer again in a month and a half at aftershock festival anthrax as well

[@Hokuto4life]

The best slayer song of all.

[@stephenvangelder3893]

Slayer did not do a collab, but Kerry King did the haunting guitars on The Beastie Boys No Sleep till Brooklyn, and had a cameo in the Fight for your right video I recall. Did they collab with Ice on a soundtrack? Good thrash metal bands hid their meaning behind a mystique of doom and evil, all the time being antiwar and hating on politics

[@chadgreenaway8289]

Slayer did a track with ice t

[@Evl_1]

Great song. First CD I bought the day it came out. You need to hear AT DAWN THEY SLEEP. MEGADETH : HOOK IN MOUTH, and still hoping for Yngwie Malmsteen YNGWIE MALMSTEEN : BLACK STAR LIVE on Yngwie's channel.

[@Will_Wel]

Check out "She watch channel zero" by Public Enemy. It has a Slayer sample playing the entire song. Let you figure out which one :)

[@derkabronen]

This is the first song I heard from Slayer and it was love at first listen. It was so different. I don't know if you do reactions of reactions, but it would be fun for you to read to Vin And Sori reacting to Silent Scream... at least a couple of minutes after they finish the song... to get a lot more of Slayer.

[@dathorndike4908]

You can not listen to this and NOT headbang

[@KattMurr]

Its hilarious that Smokey is really listening to the end vocals and Smokey is just in his own head....

[@maxwellstubbs2510]

Dave Mustaine has collabed with Ice T

[@mikey135]

Lil Jon stop f’n with me raps over this and raining blood.

[@Laquiox]

I could be wrong, I believe I heard during an interview with Ice-T, that he did a collaboration with Slayer, in the 80's. Around the time he had started Body Count. I don't remember any details beyond that.

[@Bill-c8k]

You need to do Silent Scream Now that's controversial

[@Bill-c8k]

Amsterdam Just a great place to chill

[@puckered6036]

yall should check out "SPEED - DON’T NEED" Such a great song and band. Crazy good energy

[@jasonvelliquette9058]

Body count covers Raining blood

[@zeigbert1743]

Mandatory Chop Suey

[@joehoward267]

Slayer has a song with Ice T on the Judgement Night soundtrack. Whole album is fire.

[@descantinginsalubrious]

This song RULES hard when they play it live. South of Heaven is my favorite Slayer record even though there's one or maybe two skippable tracks. Lombardo is god tier on this record. I mean, he's god tier on all Slayer records. This is an effective anti-war song. July 5, 1988 release date. Earth is what's South of Heaven.

[@msfoodiediva]

Diagnosed by Dr. Smokey

[@mattschantz5111]

The Metallica song you are thinking of is disposable heroes. Slayer being from Los Angeles wrote this song about gang warfare.

[@mattjohn4731]

Judgment Night soundtrack was all hybrid rap and hard rock. Slayer with Ice-T I think. Check out Sonic Youth with Cypress Hill, and Dinosaur Jr with Del tha Funky Homosapien!!!

[@sterling8298]

My favorite places are California and Victoria Canada.😊 They're both special because they're both beautiful and the air is always nice and crisp instead of hot like Texas.

[@LeeDenby-d2b]

When you guys reacting to webby and rens new track haha

[@carsoncummings2683]

Twisted insane underground psycho please

[@ElDuce69]

Front to the back😂

[@sodcapula]

Public Enemy sampled slayer on She watches channel Zero!

[@CybrAshley]

Odd choice for South of Heaven, but I'll dig it! Spill the blood or Ghosts of War are much better than this, imo

[@Tomi_BuzzCat]

" PRIEST! " 🤘🏻😆

[@pattaccone]

Ice T is a huge slayer fan They did some songs They’re cool

[@chairmanofthebored6860]

One of my favorite songs off this album. This is Dave Lombardo at his best. I'd highly recommend Ghosts of War as well.

[@tonyhoable]

Dave kills it on this track.

[@wxstedbreath]

MALEVOLENCE - REMAIN UNBEATEN!!!!

[@adriantrusca1245]

BRITNEY SPEARS!!!! OOPS, I DID IT AGAIN!!!!

[@bio-hazard221]

Home 🏠 I can be naked, in peace, not surrounded by people 😆

[@Juanjo-m6e]

Hanneman !!!!

[@rjwhite99]

Please listen to the entire "Judgement Night" Soundtrack. This may be the most under-rated album in the history of modern music, as far as bringing cultures and music genres together. All collaborations with the top Rock and Rap artists that were big at the time (1993). I'm sure you guys will recognize a lot of them. You two are amazing at what you do. God Bless!

[@socalnitro]

Slayer Eternal 🤟🏻👑

[@coleyounger5689]

🪓🎸🥁🥁🎸👹☠️👹☠️👹☠️

[@shanemason4031]

The beginning of this song reminds me of Metallica - For whom the bell tolls - off the Ride the Lightning album