It’s crazy to think modern listeners think this is trash now. They were revolutionary and now people either don’t know or think they are a joke. But there shit is wack. I wish more people would learn about them and just how influential they are to modern rappers
There will never be another group like this
Oliver Wright
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James Butler
when i was underage which was 2 months ago i thought they were based as fuck, i love the beasties, pauls boutique and ill communication are my favorites, rip MCA.
Mason Jenkins
They probably did rap/rock fusion better than anyone else from that time. Videos were funny too.
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Ryder Flores
>But there shit is wack.
Daniel Clark
Three jewish boys from rich families appropriating black culture? oh boy, what a loss.
Michael Foster
shut up libtard
John Rodriguez
They were industry plants.
Elijah Johnson
they'll still be remembered and I'm perfectly happy with that
Tyler Jones
>just how influential they are to modern rappers
more than gucci mane or triple six mafia?
Colton Walker
>revolutionary
not really. ruck rubin's sampling was mindblowing but they just coasted off of white privilege. there's a reason rock fm stations will play fight for your right but won't play the walk this way or bring the noise remix
Elijah Watson
Aerosmith and Anthrax are both terrible bands.
Cameron Martin
because it is a much better song?
Brayden Hughes
my big brother was into them in the late 90s and i still don't understand why. they just look and sounds like dorks. i didn't even have to see them the first time i heard them to know they was white dorks
Sebastian Perry
I was taking a music history class at Uni, just for a credit, I wrote a final paper linking Hip-Hop and Punk and I realized that these guys were the perfect example of a bridge between the two.
Fuck you Parnell for only giving me an 85
Hunter Richardson
>white privilege
>jews
Anthony Turner
Jace Carter
well they had a pretty good backstory then comin up in cbgb with other punks in the 80s.
Nicholas Powell
>The group originally wanted to title the album Don't Be a Faggot, but Columbia Records refused to release the album under this title—arguing that it was homophobic—and pressured Russell Simmons, the Beastie Boys' manager and head of Def Jam Recordings at the time, into forcing them to choose another name.
imagine how based they would be if they kept the original title
Henry Myers
LOL PRAISE KEKISTAN AMIRITE?
Brody Ortiz
Jew privilege, not white privilege
Joseph Mitchell
Uh, yeah, it's because those songs are trash and "fight for your right" is a classic. Keep seething, though.
Parker Clark
Don't be a faggot.
Landon Lewis
they would have only apologised about it later and said how embarrassed they are about it
Juan Clark
I DID HER LIKE THIS
I DID HER LIKE THAT
I DID HER WITH A WIFFLEBALL BAT
Christopher Torres
>The girlies I like are underage (Shh! Check it)