What's up guys, me and my dad just started our very own podcast! go check it out kzread.info/dash/bejne/c36u2LWEaMmZcbQ.html

@satisfyingcuts

3 жыл бұрын

This was a great reaction vid you and your dad are hilarious

@mcfcguvnors

2 жыл бұрын

Your dad is a font of Musical history wisdom :)

@gracchi132

3 ай бұрын

Can you and your dad react to some pharaoh, mos def and talib?

White guy is El-P. He legendary in his own right as well. Not only is he a producer, rapper, he also is the owner of Definitive Jux record label which released cannibal ox album, Murs, Aesop rock, and Del the funky homosapien's albums and was legendary in the alternative hip-hop scene before starting his record label and doing Run The Jewels with killer Mike.

@floydbumby

4 жыл бұрын

Company Flow!

@samskyrider88

4 жыл бұрын

I miss def jux wish he would bring it back

@wolf-kissed

4 жыл бұрын

He really doesn't get the respect he deserves, the norm for reactions to this, "who's the white guy"

@Krossover213

4 жыл бұрын

I remember listen to a lot of dope stuff from some of those Def Jux artists, but El-P never hit for me. Now that I'm grown, I really dig his work.

@dark3rthanshadows

4 жыл бұрын

the voice! he got the voice. some people think to rap u need to fake an accent but nah it's our natural voice. Mix that with some good flow it's amazing.

“He look like a welder” is laugh out loud funny

@NaptownClassic

4 жыл бұрын

I thought he said "Wilbur". Which is a thing.

@ishmoose1

3 жыл бұрын

I was rolling

@common_curtisy247

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely killed me lol

@joekane8026

3 жыл бұрын

I’m a welder and that shit was lol

@Starboy86

3 жыл бұрын

I’m sure El P would take it as a compliment that he looks blue collared.

El P goes back way further than Mike. He started one of the first underground labels in Def Jux and his group company Flow. El gets busy

@aaronhooper3328

4 жыл бұрын

That Def Jux stuff still bumps heavy in my rotation!

@designatedpiledriver8216

4 жыл бұрын

@DrPeePeePooPoo el p had a 12 inch out first

@game_theory2547

4 жыл бұрын

@@aaronhooper3328 yea especially cannibal ox cold vein album

@aaronhooper3328

4 жыл бұрын

GAME_ THEORY For sure! I bump that along with Fandam and basically all of Aesop Rock’s discography on the regular!

@jdjack519

4 жыл бұрын

"Way further" is pushin it. They both got started in the 90s. El-P hit the ground running, but he mostly stayed on the indie side of things. Mike had a grammy out the gate lol

It's about freeing ourselves from the chains of money and debt.

@chrisguevara

4 жыл бұрын

Money is backed by the government...Implying there is no government (at least one backing the money worth anything).

@andrewbrown1426

4 жыл бұрын

They control us with money and wealth. Without it and they lose their control

@andrewd7860

4 жыл бұрын

Robbie Jack I’m still waiting on that Apathy album!

@mranonomousperson

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely. He mentions reading Chomsky (prominent liberian socialist) later in the album. This song is about having a big party after we create a new society free from capitalism and the state.

@cm9241

Ай бұрын

​​​@mranonomousperson Mike is also an avowed capitalist, landlord, business owner, and banker now. He somehow believes black people can uplift themselves while working within the system of capitalism. He also ran PR for the NRA. Don't get me wrong, I like Killer Mike and when he speaks on the problems in America, he isn't wrong. His answers and solutions to those problems leaves a lot up to debate though. There's a black youtuber I really like who broke this down on a video about black capitalists and another one on Killer Mike specifically. Check out F.D. Signifier

What is truly special is to watch that young man enjoy time with his Dad you can tell they love each deeply. Nothing like a Father and Son love.

@satisfyingcuts

3 жыл бұрын

And RTJ

El-p is straight from the new York gutter underground sound of the 90's. His production has always been forward thinking with a gritty, hard futuristic sound. Definitely check out more run the jewels or the album R.A.P music by killer Mike (produced by El-P).

@Eagles4life221

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely. His early Def Jux is like walking through a futuristic dystopian New York.

"He looks like a welder" lol. Dude is a master class worthy lyricist and producer. El- is top tier period.

I gotta say, my fave part of all this is just seeing Dad & Son enjoying each other. That's a great family, right there.

EL-P’s been doing the shit since the days of Company Flow.

@Diggity_Senpai

4 жыл бұрын

8 steps to perfection

@jasonburleson9403

4 жыл бұрын

Finally. Thank you.

The video (it explains quite a bit at the beginning) is about the time when we all come together, rise up, fight the establishment for our freedoms and ascertain peace. At that point there is no need for money. So everyone is burning it. Because its all about love and helping one another. At which point, money is worthless.

lol he straight up said El-P looked like a welder. This was awesome

The video portrays the End of Capitalism and American Exceptionalism.

@drone6675

Жыл бұрын

It sure does

Y'all missed Zach making an appearance in the video. If you aren't familiar with Zach, you gotta check out some Rage Against the Machine.

@wolf-kissed

4 жыл бұрын

I think I screamed a little the first time I saw the orginal.

@Hooderaw

4 жыл бұрын

I thought he looked familiar.

@somniatic

4 жыл бұрын

I was like "what's he doing there??" 🤣 Can't wait to hear their whole album

@Cendoria

4 жыл бұрын

@@somniatic The full album was released on youtube 2 days ago in case you missed it.

@GrugTheJust

4 жыл бұрын

@@somniatic his flow on Ju$t is great.

Thats zach de la rocha in the video too the unofficial third member of rtj

@ChristopherRhudy

3 жыл бұрын

He's the secret character you unlock after pulling off some dope ass combo

@apancher

3 жыл бұрын

Unofficial member of RTJ, Officially badass, though.

I feel like Run The Jewels is a litmus year for how well versed you are in the world of hip hop. It’s sad seeing so many people not know who El P is. But I’m glad he’s had this rebirth into the mainstream and is getting the recognition he’s deserved since he came out.

EL-P is the dopest white emcee since Everlast&MCA

EL-P is one of the best white rappers of all time

@oliveroberg737

4 жыл бұрын

The best*

@skantilyklad

4 жыл бұрын

@David Assio idk, yall forgetting about RA the Rugged Man. El-P nice as fuck though

@kn0wsk1lls

4 жыл бұрын

It took me a while to realize this but its true. I listened to a lot of Aesop Rock and heard him on a few tracks, but after R.A.P. Music I started listening to him more. His verse on the Huzzah Remix was what made me a true fan. He counted the bars he was rapping.

@SolidSnake240

4 жыл бұрын

One of the best period

@mydogsnameislucy768

4 жыл бұрын

@@oliveroberg737 Aesop is. Sorry.

Thank you CJ's Dad!! Thank you for dropping the knowledge on Greg Nice. He has been around since I was a little one!! Did not know that but LOVE his performance in "Ooh La La." Thank you for the additional background info on Killer Mike, as well. I knew he ran with Big Boi and the Goodie Mob, but didn't know the depth of Killer Mike's activism with Bernie Sanders. El-P intrigues me, too. He's got that Irish temperament that I like in white boys who are respectable. El-P is cool. Have the two of you watched "Trigger Warning with Killer Mike" on Netflix? He goes DEEP into his politics, which involves creating a third party / independent nation! He is serious when he preaches "kill your masters." Thank you for the informative video. Kudos to you both. CJ's Dad, you're gonna have to tell us your name at some point...are you Generation X?

The White guy is El-P. He also produces the beats. (And did it for Company Flow and Cannibal Ox way back then).

The video is about when we the people decide money no longer rules us !! And celebrate and have I e big party..the people..not the 5%

ayy when you paused at 3.50 i just noticed for the first time zach dela rocha from rage against the machine

Money is the Root of Evil, if u burn it u eliminate Greed and division an those who follow...Free to fight for Free to eventually leave us be. OOOH LA LA AW WEE WEE

Killer Mike - Ronald Reagan is a good song to check out if you havent seen it..

your dad was makin that stank reel heep hap face the whole time lol. rtj passed the old head test

That smile when greg pops up hell yeah

"Outcast branch", lol, the simplest way to describe The Dungeon Family ever, lmao

old man on his shit, i like yall two together

Props to your pops. True OG

Ima have to rewatch this on Father’s Day. Pop on it!

Y’all def gotta do some more run the Jewels reactions!

Yankee and the Brave! Man it isthe match up of the century, one of the best minds of our time and an all star producer joining forces to move us to kill our masters. I know they don't have a video for it yet but Walking in the Snow and Ju$t from this album are also smashers. I could safely say any of their music videos are great to bust out, Nobody Speak is just hard hitting comedy and their actual song Run The Jewels video feels like one of the best shout outs to the origin of their union being from Adult Swim....but Call Ticketron is my go to for a cranial massage.

LOVED THIS, thank you and your dad :)

In the thumbnail, I was like "Is that Sir-Mix-A-Lot reacting with his son?" Then I was like, "Oh..."

Do RTJ "Close Your Eyes", I am interested on how Pops reacts. "Nice and Smooth is funky, also hip hop junkies", I see you Pops!

This video made me sub. Listening to your dad, who is hella knowledgeable in hip-hop, was super dope.

Definitely my favorite 2020 banger 🔥

I like how your pop is rocking the Cartiers 👍👍

The message was tear it all down so money cant control you.

Love to see y’all react to the song Run The Jewels. Great song, great video.

Dad’s got the analysis down

My dude, you have the best paps ever. Stay safe guys, love from South Africa

Hell yeah been waiting

DJ Premier and RTJ is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Money is inherently meaningless and worthless. The value of money is not in having it, it is in the things you can do with it. The goods and services, To stockpile money is merely to store and squander potential. You are depriving yourself and the world. Further, a step even further, the goods and services are also meaningless and worthless. It is not about having the stuff. It is what you can do with the stuff, and whom you can share it with. PEOPLE are what is important. All the material wealth, all the goods and services. We amass these things to impress other people, to raise our self esteem in comparison to the state of affairs of other people. We do it to provide, to socialize, and to have the power to benefit others. Money is not the root of evil. It is the WANT of money that is the root of evil. That ruthless lust driven by our primal survival instincts. It is not the mark of a civilized human. It is a manifestation of our bestial nature.

@Runneround

4 жыл бұрын

damn "To stockpile money is merely to store and squander potential. You are depriving yourself and the world." word

@jchristopher9295

4 жыл бұрын

Ive heard the phrase the LOVE/WANT of money is the root of all evil but I really do think its just Money is the root of all evil....because if you think about it money has caused most of the problems we have in this world and even if you were an isolated tribe hidden from the rest of the world ,your life will be negatively affected by money...because some corporation will steal your land and culture just so the western culture can have cheaper oil or hamburgers. On another level....humans used to hunt and harvest food because mother nature was bountiful.but with the advent of money now we have no land to harvest and we have to get a job to pay for rent,mortgage,food,clothes,health,education,entertainment....all of which was free to us.we were born free but capitalism and governments have fucked us out of all of it. Money is the root of all evil.

@vinyldeneresin

4 жыл бұрын

One of the best youtube comments I've ever had the fortune of stumbling upon.

@RealMexFoodShouldntGiveUDrrhea

3 жыл бұрын

Deeper than the Mariana trench

This is great. We need more dads react videos

That shit was dope, you guys are fun to watch. New subscriber👌🏼

Great Vid! I love your Dad, you are very lucky! New Sub as of now!

man you can tell the dad is a real hip hop head

@mcfcguvnors

Жыл бұрын

Knows what hes talkin about 100 %

DJ Premier is the king of sample scratching

Big up to pops!! He knows his stuff.

I'm from the future - you know what this is about now.

I hadn’t thought of that interpretation of the money! But the way I saw it was that they were saying “fuck you” to this social agreement that we call “money” which has been the biggest oppressor of all the people in the street who now seemed to be celebrating their liberation. But thats the beauty of it, it means a million things.

Hey guys, just wanted to drop in to say that you producin nice content. Keep up the good work

I like your dad, seems very knowledgeable.

El-P was born out of the 3 rd Bass Sound. Dig in.

Your dad sounds cool as hell. He had some cool insight on this one.

"he look like a welder" subscribed

I was on the set of the video at Universal Studios, the money is fake prop money that looks real - and they really burned it 😊

Read up on the political philosophies of folks like J. Posadas and Peter Kropotkin and this video may make a lot more since.

@naptime_riot

4 жыл бұрын

They need to add a Kropotkin / Fanon fist-and-gun shirt to their merch offering.

Killer Mike kills it he was awesome in outkast too

The message: You have nothing to lose but your chains, brothers.

Props to pops knowing his hip hop

They did the video in the financial district of Manhattan, NYC (Wall St. etc.). That’s the point of all the money and whatnot.

I also love the little Zach de la Rocha cameo... Rage Against the Machine!

Also, you might as well do all the RTJ videos. They're all dope!

at 1:10 pops smiled like i did when iheard greg hit. this isht made the vid for me

I had forgotten about that DWYCK track - and now I know why the Ohh la la a oui oui" sounded so familiar.

French Revolution. "Let them eat cake." make sense?

Pops knows what's up 👉🤛📿 Whole album is dope

"He look like a welder" lol!

Review RTJ Legend has it. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

i hate most music ,think its cos i am gettin old :P but i LOVE this song its epic

Watched this video too many times. It took a tiny image in a reaction vid for me to notice Zack de la Rocha was in it. Makes sense this video is his message.

"He looks like a welder." dying :D

The essence of it is celebrating himanity in its full spectrum over money and power. El-p, Mike and Premo hiphop perfected.

Anybody just learning about El-P, recommend you go listen to Stepfather Factory

Love it. The visionary side of politics -- you have to imagine the freedom from money, and the party, before you can work towards it. Thanks for this reaction, love the vid

"He looks like a welder" 😂😂

You guys should react to the three wise men cypher part 2 with Oswin Benjamin, Chris Rivers, and Denzel Porter. It’s one of the best live cyphers of all time!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

How come no reviewers know who El-Producto is? this isn't the first video to be honest

@curvytangerine

4 жыл бұрын

I see it sooooooooooo much, it's insane. like damn at least google him or something. yall embarrassing.

@thefearedESK

3 жыл бұрын

Because they're causal asf

You guys should do a reaction to the new Jamo Gang also featuring DJ Premier and it's the first ever time Preemo and Atmosphere are in the same track. Jamo Gang "the 1st time"

The video was directed by Brian and Vanessa Beletic, and in a statement, RTJ said: “This video is a fantasy of waking up on a day that there is no monetary system, no dividing line, no false construct to tell our fellow man that they are less or more than anyone else.

The dad is on it...

Greg smooth🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

El-P was a legend in New York’s underground rap scene in the 90s. He’s got some amazing solo projects. Fantastic Damage is one of my favorite debut albums of all time in hip hop. El-P is the kind of white rapper that doesn’t give me secondhand embarassment as a white person: He’s not a corny, mediocre culture vulture copying people (especially black artists). Every emcee is influenced by somebody ofc, but El-P actually has original ideas in his head unlike all the white dudes that have been copying Eminem. I’m sure a lot of people might have hesitated to accept El-P as a rapper-since Vanilla Ice set such a bad precedent for white rappers-. Ultimately though, he earned peiple’s acceptance by being such a great rapper. El-P loves and respects hip hop as an art form, as well as the culture. He doesn’t rob from it, he’s a contributor to it. He’s more than just a top-tier white emcee like Em, Ill Bill, and R.A. The Rugged Man. In my opinion, El-P is one of the greatest rappers *of all time*. Is he in the top 10? No, but I’ll be damned if he and Killer Mike aren’t in my top 50 somewhere. El-P has also been actively supporting BLM lately too, so that’s cool.

Y'all should def review Don't Speak by DJ Shadow ft RTJ. The video is top notch.

Check out Cancer 4 cure, El P's album where Killer Mike guested, before the formation of RtJ.

Anyone else think the hook ("ooh la la en oui oui")is a reference to the French revolution? Lines like, "Fuck a king or queen and all of their loyal subjects" and the double meaning of bread, both food famine and money in the line 'Jump out of my bed like, "Where that bread"'. Class warfare, the bourgeoisie Vs the proletariat Dunno, let them eat cake.

Aye bro cj react to that king los freestyle it’s deep bro!!!!

El-P is legend!

Enjoying your reaction videos guys. I have a request for "Harlem Streets" or "Rich Man's World" by Immortal Technique. He's one of the best lyricists out there who is always dropping knowledge.

I believe EI-P from Brooklyn produced almost every Album RTJ put out.

@designatedpiledriver8216

4 жыл бұрын

Not almost... EVERY RTJ as well as company flow, cannibal ox and many solo albums

@agentsuperargo5023

4 жыл бұрын

@@designatedpiledriver8216 thx.

@designatedpiledriver8216

4 жыл бұрын

@@agentsuperargo5023 no doubt! Sorry if that came across dickish. Wasn't my intention

Aaahahaa. I never noticed Zack until they paused it @ 3:20

Do more of these ur dads cool as shit

the whiteboy is named El-P, he ran the label Def Jux. Fun fact, when Zach de la Rocha left Rage Against The Machine he moved in with El-P.

@HStalhane

4 жыл бұрын

@7:20 if you know Killer Mike, you know he's about keeping your community sustainable. you do not eat money, can you make your own food? can you harvest a crop? money is just part of the oppressive system put in place, as is racism. Do you feel equal in dignity and rights to a billionare? particularly a white one in america?

nobody seems to notice that zack de la rocha is in this video

I just want to say that like you and your dad are like a real cool cats and when it comes to this video itself I would have to actually say that the message was when currency actually goes away you know that's the party that they were going to have. ELP the white boy he is off the chain straight up and like actually produces most of our RTJ stuff and his own solo stuff as well as Aesop Rock and some others as for killing Mike he been around ATL style for a long time but I just want to see more you guys do a great job and i wish my pops would of kick it like yall do love and light

Gotta give the last 16 to Premier

Do more rtj reactions