Beastie Boys HD : MTV New Year's Eve - 1987 

Man facts, and artist actually performed live.

Well they changed their image after this about 1990, they ended their 'frat boy party' homage, stopped the 80's objectifying women, which was just normal and natural at this time especially with Glam Rock being so popular. Girls in one piece swimsuits locked in cages dancing with ultra high spray can hair and caked on clown makeup. Look at all the big albums from those times when hair bands became ultra popular. The music did not objectify women but the music videos did. Lot of things have changed, except for women wearing caked on clown makeup, it seems that trend is never going away. It did for a while in the mid to late '90s.

@@mwara2444 You do realize that hip hop in general objectifying women and its worse each yr after yr!!

@@reneesantiago6496 we live in a fallen world, cuh

best bunch of slackers though

And they made over a 100 mil

:D He's *so fucked-up*--- Mike D has to pick up his "back of the bus" line. :D :D :D

Punk as fuck!

@@argentokaos2629 pretty impressive how quick he jumped on it too!

YEA DHBSGSHDBSBD

fukin ryt man.

i can’t decide who’s the drunkest, who the fuck let them get on stage like that? LMFAO they even keep fucking up they lyrics

Like them like this more

PBs will never be LTI

@@remo2196 no way Licensed to Ill is a great album but Paul’s boutique, check your head, ill communication, and hello nasty r so good and have so much musicality

Amazing

@@remo2196yes if you’re a teenager

They were all Jew boyz yea?

I thought the same thing! Took 30 plus years to see this! Lol

@@scout805 same! Never knew where that footage came from

He looks drunk. Lol.

do what? perform drunk?

Who da fuck is related to?

@@scout805 Jimmy Smith

yup 🙋‍♀️

They are all hammered to the max

do you mean the raw footage?

Yeah I thought that was him too but I couldn’t tell….figures since double r produced electric a year after LTI

Yeah... He ripped me off for $200 😂

This is what they liked tho... this was who they were.... and you couldnt see that they did not wanted this because they did want this

@@remo2196 they had fun, for sure, they went from new york street kids to rockstars. but it’s obvious by the time paul’s boutique was out they were way over it all and the image they had accidentally cultivated. they were all punk kids and met punk shows they snuck into in NYC, trust me they were not actually into this kind of music. they made it mocking annoying frat boys but def jam produced it to market to those same frat boys and it worked. on PB they were allowed to make what they wanted but by then everyone already thought they were just drunk jackasses with no respect for music. i think that’s why PB flopped, they made music they were into and their audience, who liked that fake party boy thing they had going on in license to ill, just didn’t get it because it really wasn’t made for them. by the time the right people had found it, 10 years had already passed. Paul’s boutique is still a great album, but it was a commercial failure because of def jam, they really screwed the beastie boys over.

@@britney5256 rhyming and stealing was never for frat boys Just this FFYR

@@britney5256 exactly.

I believe it’s Ricky Powell