Body Count -There Goes The Neighborhood - Reaction

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Released-1992
Format-12"
Genre-Thrash metal, heavy metal
Label-Sire/Warner Bros.
Songwriter(s)-Ice-T
Ernie C.
Producer(s)
Ice-T. Ernie C.
There Goes the Neighborhood" is the twelfth track of Body Count's self-titled debut album. The song is a sarcastic response to critics, sung from the point of view of a racist white rocker who wonders "Don't they know rock's just for whites? / Don't they know the rules? / Those niggers are too hardcore / This shit ain't cool.
The music video, directed by Matt Mahurin, ends with a black musician implanting an electric guitar into the ground and setting it on fire. The final image is similar to that of a burning cross.[4]
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[@lerchfreyley1]

This band was created for the sole purpose of giving Ice T's best freind an outlet to shred on his guitar. That is loyalty.

[@p_e_t_e]

serious? that's the second story like this about Ice T that i've heard. a friend of mine who is really into rap told me that Ice has actually roadied for his friend and fellow rapper Kool Keith! and this was well after Ice was famous. i'm not really a big rap fan but Kool Keith is the SH!T! we should all be fortunate enough to have friends like Ice T!

[@jonathanduplantis1403]

@@p_e_t_e he also loved the music don't be naive

[@_eclipz_]

truth, heard it from the man himself. Google it!

[@Joe-cd1jx]

@@_eclipz_ Listen to the beginning of raining blood by body count. He explains this... you can hear it from Ice T himself

[@briansteele1992]

Ernie C!!

[@tccollett9926]

Screw the 1% haters! We metalheads have nothing but love for you both and any other reactor that experience the music we love for the first time. Regardless of race or gender!! Awesome reaction to a great song!

[@StephanieLee48]

TC Collett 🤗

[@jasonmgomez]

i second that emotion.

[@ctb3386]

Amen bro!

[@MrUnknowne187]

3 out of 5 guys in this version of BC are now dead. Bassist, Mooseman was killed in a drive by, and both drummer, Beatmaster V and guitarist D-Roc died of cancer. Body Count are still going strong with new members and are kicking more ass than ever! Their last album "bloodlust" is possibly their best.. check out the video for "Black Hoodie" directed by Treach of Naughty By Nature

[@eighmanauraview]

Whhhhhhaaaatt??? Thank you!!

[@Pantystealer]

Ernie C and ice T are the only two left

[@profanepersonality]

Owned this album when I was 12 or 13. I bought it because when Dave Mustaine (Megadeth frontman) was asked which new album was his favorite at the moment; he said "BodyCount". 🤘🤘🤘

[@user98xp]

Whoa, awesome. I'm a big Megadeth fan.

[@lewisowens5360]

Body count is one of the rockingist...is that a word...I've been a fan since 1990.... there's a song called No lives matter ...from BC...last year...watch it...its Awesome

[@ralfralf3117]

Well,i grasp my hands into this great album(i'm not sarcastic) in my early 20-is.but what wonders me....You have no reactions to the lyrics....besides You know /prefere other rapers.hmmm

[@flashknockdown7271]

The 90's were the best time for music, ever!

[@jam1870utube]

This white boy loves to see my brothers & sisters of all races experience new music, from all genres. Great reaction video!👍😀 One Love. One Neighborhood.

[@larryzeno7133]

That look on your face... they put it on every one! With my friends bands, punk! Metal! Respect! They blew my 19 year old mind, I am 46 now!

[@91GT347]

Hell yeah ! I just turned 47. I wore this tape out. I still have it somewhere.lol

[@davedudeip]

same brother

[@gruntabro1]

52,brought this album when it hit the store still relevant today so yea it was ahead of its time

[@randywissler9923]

Just so y'all know, his little foray into rock, has been a legitimate metal band for over 25 years! I'd also say check out their song that put them on the map 2 decades ago, "cop killer", but I don't think y'all are ready for that!! 😂

[@AdamCSmith]

I remember rocking this so loud in my Camaro (I was a teenager) that the cops got called on us! 4 white dudes jamming out to Bodycount & Ice-T … we’re all on the same team!! Keep Rock Alive!! 🤘🏽🖤🔥🙌🏼 ℁

[@dejaeviz]

one GREAT thing about the metal community as musicians, ... we're all inclusive !! i've had people of all races playing in rock and metal bands since i was a teenager in the middle 80's. AND !! i live in the south ... no metal musician i ever met was racist when it came to music.

[@matt1980]

damn right brother there is no color in metal he all just brothers and sisters its all about the music

[@deftonestilldeath]

The solo on this song gives me chills every time, it’s sooo good

[@glumOr]

Drummer is Beatmaster V, he died in 1996 due to complications from leukemia. RIP

[@michaelbaldwin8484]

There has long been an undercurrent of casual racism within parts of the metal community, and this song addresses that in a direct and "in your face" manner, that was needed nearly 30 years ago when this song came out and sadly is still needed today. The guitarist, Ernie C , along with Rocky George from Suicidal Tendencies , have long been woefully underrated

[@uoabigaillevey]

I agree with you 100% I was a small part of that problem back then.. tho not racisim-based.. it was genre based.. 'rappers cant do metal.. they lack the skill' I was dead wrong and this band/album proved it to me back then. Changed my mind quick, fast, and in a hurry. Peace

[@Droogie128]

This band is an interesting story. Ernie-G (extremely underrated guitarist, by the way) used to play guitar for Ice-T during the 80's at his rap shows. When they toured Europe, Ice noticed that crowds there would headbang at rap shows. That kind of blew him away, and being a metal fan, he decided to start a metal group with Ernie-G so they could have a permanent gig together. The band itself is actually phenomenal. Just buckets of talent oozing out. Subscribed. You 2 are good people.

[@StephanieLee48]

Droogie128 🤗🙏

[@unaihernaezauzmendi9787]

I was a 12 year old white kid, from a rebellious corner of "spain". My favourite band was Body Count. I saw them live in Zaldibia (a town of less than 2k people). Dreams do come true.

[@bschuler6216]

Damn, I ain't heard this in over 20 years. Body Count is legit. I picked up their last release (from last year), BloodLust, and it was one of my favorite metal albums of 2017. No Lives Matter and the track with Dave Mustaine, Civil War, and Black Hoodie are awesome. Rock on, Body Count. That shit IS cool!

[@philippe597]

5:03 I love this moment ! They are shocked by the lyrics, but they cannot help to break their neck because of the groove of the song. That made me laugh out loud.

[@dc1975]

No one has never done this, I would love to see your reaction to Public Enemy/Anthrax Bring the Noise.

[@nathanchronister2757]

I'm a 44yr old man and I remember having this (as a metal head) in my jr high school class in the 90's. It was a predominately black school and folks freaked when I showed em that Ice-T had a metal band. :) LOVE THIS BAND..... They along with many others show HEAVY METAL IS COLORBLIND!!!!

[@larryhart3702]

Flint, MI 1992 - I was in the pit to witness the phenomenon called Ice-T and Body Count. That show was raw but no one, black, white or brown was out of control. Music unites us. Haters will hate our color-blindness. Smoke up!

[@paulalloyd8860]

Bodycount just won a Grammy in 2021!!! Music is for everyone and every genre. Ice T just showed us all

[@squirtalert6540]

Many years ago my drummer was black. His favorite band was/is Megadeth. He is still a great friend. Body Count just won a Grammy Sunday night for the song "Bum Rush" so yeah, their still bangin'.

[@thomasmreichert]

Ice and the BC crew are still out here spreading the word. You need to watch their Black Hoodie video next. They just played that one live at the Grammys.

[@daveethridge7342]

I've always been a huge Body Count fan since day one. They are actually the very first band I ever saw in concert when they opened for Guns and Roses, and Metallica at Arrowhead Stadium in 1992. They're new music is crazier. The drummer was Beat Master V RIP. The guitarist is Ernie C. Body Count was originally his friends from Chrinshaw High. Ice T has always been a Metalhead since he lived with his aunt and cousin. His cousin got him into it. Peace.

[@elchamay]

i love body count man, i wish i could see them live one day...i listen them for first time at 13 y/o in 1994 i think...but never had the chance to see them in a concert...if you can hear their live recording in Argentina in the 90s...raw

[@williamqualls4578]

That was my first concert too. In Denver CO

[@princebusta1st1]

Ernie c (the guitarist wearing the Cap backwards) is one of the worlds most underrated metal guitarists👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 Body count have been consistently great since the 90s

[@migthulhu]

In 1991 Ice T toured with the first Lollapalooza and played a back to back set of Ice T and Body Count. I had the uncensored first Body Count album with Cop Killer on it. I was 20 and in the Army and a huge Metalhead. That joint hit right.

[@Tr1hawaii]

I was 25, a Soldier, stationed in Germany, single and lived in the barracks...me and brothers would jam this as loud as our speakers would play!! We would laugh at how messed up the US had become; we all vowed to make it better! My whole squad was very mixed racially and we are brothers to this day. We would talk about shot like this and realized that most people didn’t have to lean and trust the man next to him, no matter the color of his skin, and that all of us are the same and different at the same time! I’m not a super fan of rap, but can see where it comes from and a few of my brothers were strictly rap and a few country...but we all accepted our differences! Peace to you guys!!! Thank you for doing this song!!!!!! Play your song please!

[@oldmanmonza7780]

Damn that brought back some great memories. Still have my original BC T-Shirt from '92. Ice-T tossing my ass off stage while stage diving still gives me a smile. Yes BC still around and making great music check out their "No Lives Matter" video.

[@zangeejoe]

Deadly pal Me too. Saw body count Dublin Ireland 93 my first gig was crazy still my fav gig. I have the T-shirt to. They are worth about €100

[@LibertySpam]

The bloody finger shirt?

[@mF--H8]

Every race is welcomed in the Metal community.

[@ms-eg9hr]

The Drummer in the video is the first Drummer of Body Count and he died of Leukemia and it was in the mid 90's. He was with Body Count on 3 records: Cop Killer, Born Dead and Violent Demise and i think he passed right after recording that Album. His Name was Victor Ray Wilson, stage name Beat Master V.

[@mumuspain2086]

Real metal lovers do care about your race but only because they LOVE seeing beautiful people from all races coming together and enjoying great music.

[@kitty1376]

I remember seeing this on MTV's Headbanger's Ball a LOT back in the day. I loved it! It was on quite a bit even though I think it was one of those videos that couldn't be shown during the day (it might've been because of language, but don't hold me to that). And randomness now: Ice-T's on Law & Order SVU. Drummer in this video is Beatmaster V (he died in 1996 from leukemia) and lead guitarist is Ernie C. And I... forgot what else you asked 😁

[@gilbertcarrillojr8706]

This band was created by Ice-T to give his friend Ernie C, the lead guitarist a platform to play. The drummer Beatmaster V passed away from cancer, and yes they are still playing and relevant.

[@dcarr70]

The drummer is Beatmaster V. He passed away. Body Count is still a group with different members. the members in this video has passed away except for the lead guitarist Ernie C.

[@POWER-LINKS]

On lead guitar, Ernie C, the left handed assassin.

[@axisci]

Hey great video! I really appreciate your genuine reaction, and also for being colorblind, I'm an old-school metalhead, Body Count fan forever and I love the fact that you are reacting to this music. God bless.

[@larryzeno7133]

I am sort of cream... black, and red, with love. My first friends in 73 were Mexican and Black... since I was red/white, we called us the neopolitans... like the ice cream sandwich from the ice cream man. ☄️❤️🔥👍✌️

[@JohnSmith-bq4vh]

I grew up rocking this as a kid. A must-have playlist song. Ice-T for president.

[@kimberlyvespa]

No shit! Brilliant!

[@LaptopLarry330]

Body Count just won a Grammy Award for "Best Heavy Metal Song" for their song , "Bum-Rush". There is an official music video for the song available for viewing here on KZbin. The both of you might want to react to it. It was made three months before the George Floyd Riots.

[@Aurinkohirvi]

Cheers from Finland guys! I've listened many kind of music: jazz, reggae, country, folk, blues, rock, hard rock and currently getting to know new metal bands. Seen people of every ethnicity all over the globe reacting, and I have read them comments a lot. But I don't recall seeing yet a comment saying why is that ethnicity person listening to metal. I think those comments are rare. Welcome Body Count to Tuska metal festivals! About your idea of reverse reaction: go ahead! You could still react to that song, even if it was picked by you, and then people in comments do the same.

[@maccrazy7335]

Body Count taught me that racism isn't one-directionally but can go any direction. I'd recommend The Last Days.

[@continentalaquatics2725]

Ice-T’s Body Count was from the early 90’s. They were touring with metal bands that were mostly white. There was no pushback from the metal community that I ever heard of, but Tipper Gore and other politicians who wanted to censor free speech were pushing a narrative that “Cop Killa” was going to influence young people to shoot police. Anthrax and Public Enemy teamed up to do a metal version of Public Enemy’s “Bring Da Noise” and that was received well by the metal community. If you look at where metal has its roots, Chuck Berry took us from big band music to Rock ‘n Roll (AC/DC’s lead guitarist regularly does the duck walk as a nod to Chuck Berry). Jimi Hendrix came along and took us from Buddy Holly to Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, which made its way to Metallica and Megadeth. Ice-T is half black, but so is Slash from Guns ‘n Roses and Lenny Kravitz. Kid Rock’s band (Twisted Brown Trucker) is comprised of multiple races. Metallica’s lead guitarist is biracial and the bassist is Mexican-American. Slayer has at least one Mexican-American in the band (I never really listened to them because I was a bit uncomfortable with their satanic imagery). Music doesn’t belong to any particular race. U2, Tupac, Metallica and The Wu-Tang Clan are always on in my car. There are always going to be detractors who are looking to complain about something and a few of those idiots must has come across your channel. Unfortunately, when you open yourself up, it’s inevitable that some of the bad gets let in with the good. Metal traces its roots back to Hendrix. The Legendary Lemmy Kilmeister from Motörhead started out as a roadie for Hendrix and Motörhead inspired Metallica. Not to be repetitious, but music knows no color. I’ve yet to see a black Polka band, though! 😂

[@MrKangaroo123]

I Know I'm late to the party. Just wanted to say that the metal community is one of the most welcoming and caring communities on earth. It's just a small percentage of metal heads that hold such close minded beliefs. Now days if you go down in a moshpit you are more likely to have some one grab you by the hair and drag you back to your feet so you don't get stomped on.

[@franklynbarker576]

I find it quite amusing that people in the USA did not know Ice T had this band. We listened to this album in high school in 1992 in South Africa. This along with Pearl Jam, Megadeth, Nirvana,Pantera, Alice in Chains you name the rock bands we listened to it.Imagine listening to this 30 years ago in those times.

[@emac8381]

That 1% are in every comment section of KZbin, ive viewed some very uplifting and positive videos on KZbin and that 1% are commenting negativity. Ignore them, focus on the 99%. Great reaction, Ice-T was recording,Touring and releasing Metal and Rap albums at this time. I remember purchasing Body Counts first album and Ice Ts Home Invasion album in the early 90s. Still have a few tracks from each album on my Gym shuffle listen list in Depths of hell, 99 problems,Its On, G style, KKK Bitch, There goes the Neighborhood.

[@jf1673]

GOD SPEAKS THROUGH THE METAL.!!! ITS ALL GOOD.!!!

[@beaulabreche6110]

I remember body count from the 90s. This song is the spirit of body count ice T. As a old but rocker with blue eyes, I LOVED IT. that fuck you attitude is what metal is about. And ice T nails it.

[@paulalloyd8860]

Bodycount won a Grammy last year. Their is truth in all his lyrics!!! Need more blacks in metal.

[@TheKarret]

I'm white and I love seeing people from other cultures and races enjoying and creating metal. Anyone who doesn't like that doesn't fucking understand metal as far as I'm concerned. Maybe it's because of where I live, but I don't recall anyone saying that they think metal is only for white people. It's been so cool especially lately, seeing people incorporate their local flavors to the metal sound; Mongolian metal [Suld, Tengger Calvary], Indian Street Metal [Bloodywood], Polynesian metal [Alien Weaponry, Sheperds Reign], Taiwanese metal [Chthonic], Middle Eastern metal [Melechesh, Myrath, Orphaned Land], there are even some metal bands and metal scenes popping up in African countries like Botswana and Zimbabwe [Wrust]. It's fucking great. It makes me happy.

[@StephanieLee48]

Me too

[@TheKarret]

@@StephanieLee48 Long live metal from everywhere and everyone. \m/

[@ronaldwalls8575]

Great reaction! Thanks! I was in that crowd!, in the 90s at showcase theater, corona ca.! Every thing you said is how it felt to be there !!! Nothing but love ❤️ and awesome metal music!

[@timmothymonaghan5236]

AMEN Got this Record im 54 and a Metal Head Love Ice T n Body Count Much Respect !!!!!!!!!!

[@kevinh8736]

I'm white and I've loved BodyCount since their first album. Been to see them 4 times!

[@rmamon2554]

One short story about me: I am from Vienna - Austria, and in 1992 when this album was a revelation for us young kids, even if we have no black communitys in our country, we also had some questionable police killings and some questionable handling of guilt. Even if its far less than your police killings, still it got us enraged. And than seeing I-Tea bringing up all this matters was so liberating for us youngsters. And to having any black person as my neighbors couldn't be more traumatizing then any of my current neighbors. So listen to the full Album, it will blow your socks of.

[@largemouthhunter5014]

You should have seen how people reacted to Run DMC & Aerosmith combined on "walk this way " remake in the 80s 😂😂😂😂 it blew ppls minds 😵😵😵

[@purplebeard1526]

Crazy thing about that collaboration was it kind of blew up both groups to new heights. Also, the video having BOTH groups shown it it really broke down a lot of barriers.

[@mrbert2771]

The first time i saw, was in 91, in Lollapalooza, they're first played like ice_t, and then he presented his metal band B.C., & taking off his hat show us the long metal hair to rockin hard. Let me told you the better live shows they were, Living Color & Fishbone, and of course Jane Addiction. Salutes from MEXICALI, MEXICO

[@kennethkaltenbach1366]

Y'all wasn't ready for this. In 1992 i was 14 . we hijacked my friends tv . no one is changing the channel until we see this video . 4 days later we saw this shit . life changing.

[@kylephillips8312]

Oh you guys have got to check out Body Count "No lives matter.". Badass track. Ice-T also did a song with Lemmy from Motorhead called "Born to Raise Hell". Nothing but love for you guys.

[@jeanrichards1641]

Came across you guys watching KZbin videos and you are HILARIOUS!! The drummer is a guy I went to high school with Will Dorsey. He and his brother Derrick who plays bass guitar. Nicest guys EVER!! This was the late 80s because I graduated in 90 and I think Will was a year ahead. Marching band was so fun...LOL! Everyone hated us but here is Will 30+ down the road and Body Count just won a friggin Grammy for Best Heavy Metal.

[@barrymitchell6681]

Ice T is a prophet. Excellent review. And yes Ice T is still doing it. I'm a metalhead but I'm also an old school rap fan And I salute you both for being honest in your reviews. Everyone needs to remember "Music is a tool of integration not separation"

[@Droogie128]

Metal and rap are largely interchangeable in their messages. That's why they mix so well. The backgrounds vary, the delivery differs, but the messages are often the same.

[@GrimReaper4383]

In this day and age. This couldn't be done today.

[@jeyzeus]

Song Body count by Body count was the song my alarm clock played every single morning for about 4 years of high school. No regrets.

[@thalesalmeida567]

BODY COUNT BRASIL !!!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@TrueDuckFan]

So far I love all the instruments on pretty much all the songs no matter how goofy the songs are. They sound badass.

[@michaelkeirsey6102]

I have grown up around all styles of music. And have opened up my mind to new styles. Love this, and good to see a mature and inteligant man and women open them self's up and be open to get out of there comfort zone. Be blessed.

[@Emabulator]

I saw them on the Cop Killer tour at the Peppermint Beach Club in VA Beach . There was a big deal in the news, Governor Doug got involved, Body Count would not play the offending song. All agreed, no “Cop Killer. “ They played a great show, and the tune - Cop Killer; if you know what went down in the eighties between the LAPD and humanity you will understand the anger emoted fiercely in the song, anyway, the crowd went crazy, we all had a great time and nobody got hurt. There was no skin color in that crowd. Just good people rocking hard and having a good time. Keep up the great work. Love your channel!

[@bobbywalter259]

Listened to this since the first day. Never ceases to be amazed how few people know this. It is truly Old shit.

[@timmahoney5297]

If I remember correctly, Body Count was introduced back on Ice-T's "OG Original Gangster" album (almost 25 yrs ago), with the track "Body Count"...

[@timmothymonaghan5236]

AMEN I music is Spiritual ive been playing Bass for 35 years in still jammin with my Brothers muisic is Life i love seeing people get turned on to different stuff !!!!! Very Cool !!!!!

[@stefonwilliams9790]

Yes Ice t band Body Count they still touring they are making a new album is called Carnivore 2019 but that drummer Beatmaster.V died in 1996. 1997 before I graduated from high school I was in Las Angeles playing drums with Ice t band Body Count I was 18 years old at the time I’m 40 years old and I still playing drums with Ice.t and body count we in Vegas now working on a new Album is called Carnivore 2019 22 years I been playing drums with Ice t and Body Count

[@matt1980]

this band been around since the 90s! the winners loses was my frist song i heard from this great band!

[@jahjal4665]

I heard them in '95....in Indonesia, I'm Indonesian..BC is fkin awesome!!

[@daniellehurrell6620]

I saw these guys several years ago. If you ever get the chance to see them, please go! They are AWESOME. 😘

[@lawrenceshdow]

Something funny; I've seen Ice-T and Body count live multiple times; The white community appears pretty welcoming; Body count is 98% white fans (looks like to me at least). I think Ice-T is talking about a tiny percentage of people. Just like Steph was saying (she's so pretty and smart ;) But it's in the vain of metal music to create music about shit that is upsetting, the other side of the world that isn't so nice and clean and fun to talk about. Everyone knows it exists; but we'd rather it just stay tucked under the table. That shit has emotion attached to it and I think some sorts of music bring that stuff up and those emotions to the foreground. Metal does it for me, hip hop does it for me, and sometimes other genres. I actually can't listen to metal or certain rap music in my car anymore due to all the speeding tickets I was getting. I just get lost in the music and next thing I know I'm doing 95 in a 65... Anyways; there are two types of music that I've seen grow in popularity that I will straight up trash talk at any moment; Mumble Rap, And Country Pop. Nope; never gonna listen. If y'all get a chance to listen to something new. My boy Dem Atlas has a a new thing out on KZbin called The Visual EP. I think he's one of the coolest new artists in hip hop and this video/music experience is next level! Peace out guys! You both kick ass! have a good rest of July!

[@upyours4979]

Drummer - Beatmaster V - R.I.P.

[@todd26262626]

One of the best metal bands of that era.

[@ronsilvia8127]

Body count are trend setting icons.Breaking down the walls of racism and recently received a much deserved grammy award. 👍👍👍✌✌✌🤘🤘🤘

[@martinwiberg678]

Bodycount are awsome love there music Ernie C is a legend so is Ice T. Music is for everyone

[@briangoodie3420]

Don't forget living colour help knock that door down.

[@rs8461]

um chuck berry jimi hendrix sly stone gerorge clinton to name a few

[@briangoodie3420]

@@rs8461 I guess I meant hard rock.

[@tednorberto3086]

As a RED I bought the CD in 92. Great listen. Still do in my 50s. Oohrah.

[@VaughnBrown1965]

I saw this band live. I was scared for my life and also totally blown away LOL

[@stevenbraykovich9710]

Metalheads don't care who you are, what you look like, or anything else. It's the least judgemental genre of music. If you're passionate about the rock that's all that matters.

[@rattfink9]

Yes, please share. That's what this virtual neighborhood is all about, I think.

[@Pandemik9]

The drummer is Beatmaster V. Bodycount is still going strong and released a new album called "Canrnivour"

[@dennislinehan6548]

Body count is great ... Speak your mind two bands to check out , Bad Brains and 20 lb Sledge . There is a long history of awesome Black Musicians in Metal and Hard Core music .

[@p_e_t_e]

another great to check out is Fishbone. can't quite say they are metal because of the other influences but they are HEAVY! oh, and i will second Bad Brains!

[@clinzo14]

Body Count rocks. I’ve been listening to them since day one.

[@twelvemonkeys8786]

Saw these live 4 years ago in London.. Unreal band..

[@punkfan97]

Yeah Ice T is more than just an actor and the story about creating this band just for his friend is absolutely true

[@19BEC74]

Forget the haters! I've listened to all kinds of music and enjoy the diversity that it brings! Keep listening to what y'all like and what makes you happy, don't listen to what posers say. Real music lovers know that music transcends race and all the bullshit that's in the world! Rock on guys!!!🤘

[@rickyshaw4759]

I'm a metal white boy who luvs metal and I'm not racist what so ever and if we bleed red that makes us equal. Luv you guys and please react to Bodycount's Raining Blood it's amazing.

[@Rdfelic]

Ice T been rocking since the early 90s. He's been doing this for decades. Lol

[@barrywhitesavedmylife7957]

Man, I could not give a hoot what colour someone is. One of my all time favourite bands are the Bad Brains and they are four Rastafarians playing Hardcore Punk. Fuckin' amazing. Good starting place would be the track 'Play to Cum'.

[@Brando-Lee3725]

I bought this on cassette when it came out and i STILL love this album !

[@erockrude]

I just watched an adorable couple bond and feel empowered culturally with the help of the knowledge and power of Ice-T and the power of hardcore and it made me so god damn happy happy

[@erockrude]

Priceless amazing genuine reaction. Love you guys already and this is the first video I've ever seen xP BODY COUNT

[@BigFrankieC]

The drummer was Beatmaster V, he died in 1995. I suggest you read the Body Count wikipedia page, it's really quite interesting.

[@williamsuarez9486]

Btw, their original drummer was Beatmaster-V. May he rest in peace.

[@jonathanbroczkowski3804]

Me and my buddy first heard Body Count during the credits of the movie universal soldier......we had to hear more! In 1992 we had to watch the credits to even know what the song called, then had to order it at the record store. The whole album was killer and listening to it expanded a couple of white kids understanding of the world in rural new Brunswick Canada(Comparable to North Dakota in population and demographics).

[@hammeredhemi1223]

Best, most awsome, most scary concert i ever went to when they toured Australia especially when they played Cop Killer with a room full of cops.... Man best concert EVER

[@yaronyaronyaronyaronyarony3187]

Keep on rocking friends 👍🤘🤘🤘

[@kostatheodoridis5057]

Greetings from a Greek Metal guy from Germany.... Love you guys

[@TheCrusader1789]

Metal welcomes all. No matter the color or sexuality.