Kool Rock-Ski: Was 'Wipeout' the Start of The Fat Boys' Downfall? (Part 4)

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In this clip, Kool Rock-Ski opened up about The Fat Boys dropping their second album, "The Fat Boys Are Back," which went gold, and starring in the movie "Krush Groove." While speaking about working on the movie, Kool Rock-Ski revealed that The Fat Boys were initially only supposed to be in it for three minutes, but they were told by executives that they would be in for more scenes for comic relief. After stealing the show in the movie, they were given a deal with Warner Bros, which led to them starring in "Knights of the City" and "Disorderlies." Kool Rock-Ski also spoke about The Fat Boys getting crossover appeal into mainstream music with their fourth album, "Crushin'," which featured the smash hit "Wipe Out." To hear more, hit the above clip.

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@char_d.0908 3 года назад

Glad he's still around to tell the story💯 Such an informative interview!!

@williemo44 3 года назад

All you can eat scene was one of the most memorable moments of Krush Groove.

@nique198220 3 года назад

One of most memorable moments in all movies history brother

@mrsuns10 3 года назад

I love that acene

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@mosheraiden2476 3 года назад

@Flynn Leonel Instablaster :)

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@lawrencemckissick9680 3 года назад

Kool Rock ski look good for his age IAM glad the brother still with us to make the story clear . Peace & Blessings to the brother.

@easyon12 3 года назад

Well said!

@antoinesmith3374 3 года назад

One of the last true Living Legends of hip hop. Salute and much respect 🙏🏽

@lazaroclarkeii8994 Год назад

@lawrencemckissick9680- After Buffy passed away Kool Rock-Ski started working out and committed to a healthier lifestyle. He didn't elaborate on it much in the Vlad interview but he's talked about it in past interviews.

@stylesdavid5433 3 года назад

WHO REMEMBER THE MOVIE DISORDERLIES? STR8 CLASSIC 👌

@ayeflippum 3 года назад

*Styles David* I saw Disorderlies in the theater.

@ErnaMcburna 3 года назад

Disorderlies was the shit!

@davidwatson7196 3 года назад

I do.

@blackamerican40 3 года назад

Anthony Geary rocked!!

@blackamerican40 3 года назад

I still play I Heard A Rumor with Banarama from the soundtrack.

@OmarScruggs 3 года назад

"All You Can Eat" hands fucking down one of the best rap videos EVERRRRRR

@lenevee4925 3 года назад

Right! I remember seeing that in Krush groove for the first time when I was in elementary school.

@odot8148 3 года назад

Classic scene

@ryanbrown938 3 года назад

Dude at Sbarro was livid!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@lenevee4925 3 года назад

@@ryanbrown938 I would've been too if you eat up all my food and make a mess without paying🍕

@MD-DLive 3 года назад

Many may not know, but Krush Groove was directed by Michael Shultz. Cooley High, Car Wash, The last dragon, just to name some of his films!

@mvmontaner 3 года назад

I remember when my mom took me and my sister to the movie theater to see Krush Grove I was 10 years old & my sister 9 yrs old. Then going to the record aisle at the pathmark supermarket & begging my mom to buy us the movie album, thankfully she did. We stared at that album forever while we played it.

@dagangsta0fluv Год назад

... Shout Out to Mom Dukes. Teaching Her kids about REAL Music.

@morganmalone9535 3 года назад

My neighbor took me to see Krush Groove. I was 9, and I still watch and love the movie to this day....

@derrickholmes2024 3 года назад

The Wipeout Song was not that Bad.The Fat Boys are Legends and They made Great Music.

@kford6643 3 года назад

It was lame as hell

@juniorjames7076 3 года назад

Wipeout and Sex Machine were only tolerable to hear at parties or events for me. Ugh, annoying and lame Bar Mitzvah music. But shout out to these legends, nonetheless.

@derrickholmes2024 3 года назад

@@juniorjames7076 I agree Junior James They are Legends and Hip Hop does not mention them enough. I feel like they want to erase the Fat Boys All Together.

@derrickholmes2024 3 года назад

@@kford6643 Seriously

@minusff 3 года назад

I remember putting my head in my hands when wipe out came out. I was already holding my breath before that. & low & behold they fucked around & did that bullshit. Not like I held them to any high regards cause it just seemed like they were the Test subjects for music industry.

@loucain5299 3 года назад

The "Disorderlies" is a classic

@GHOST91141 3 года назад

As a kid in the 90's Fox would play that movie every Sunday at noon 😂

@xcjbmgx 3 года назад

Facts 💪🏾💯🔥😂

@c.o.s_dre888 3 года назад

💯

@IndyHulkSlamBam 2 месяца назад

I wish Warner Bros made those other 2 Fat Boys films

@alescalante491 3 года назад

The Crushin LP was their last best album they dropped excluding the Wipeout track. They left Sutra for Tin Pan and that was their demise. Their music lasts forever though and I still watch Disorderlies.

@HypnoticHollywood 3 года назад

Prince Markie D's first solo album was also a slept on classic. Also Fat Boys meets Force MCs song was fire too.

@alescalante491 3 года назад

@@HypnoticHollywood yup! The Free album was madly slept on!

@rashaunchannel4323 3 года назад

Facts

@errolthomas9426 3 года назад

Protect Yourself is the best joint from the Crushin' lp

@alescalante491 3 года назад

@@errolthomas9426 My Nuts! 🤣 I agree! They used that Muppets sample too! I laughed my ass off when I first heard it.

@JustK009 3 года назад

The twist was the nail in the coffin ⚰️

@damonwilson3609 3 года назад

As close to the truth as any.✌🏾🤷🏾‍♂️

@damonwilson3609 3 года назад

But Just,Don't confuse my reply for not liking then. I LOVED THE FAT BOYS...even the Mack Daddy album was crazy to me! Gettin Hefty,The Bump and Let's Make Love Tonight still gets crazy play in my ride! "A Yo Rock Man,We Got It Going On,Troop! 👍🏾

@RockerT1000 3 года назад

I laughed at how bad that twist record was🤣

@patrickleon7 3 года назад

Yes that did it for real.

@user-dz6fy6qv2l 3 года назад

Yeah.. I truly loved the Fat Boys, but after the Twist and that Freddy Krueger song I was out.

@brandonbetts7569 3 года назад

RIP to his boys buff and now prince Markie dee who just recently passed last month i hope kools doin well 🙏🙏

@OmarScruggs 3 года назад

Krush Groove changed my life as a kid. Changed hiphop period

@MisterLowrider 3 года назад

In hip hop, rappers, get old and people forget about them, but I still listen to the Fat boys to this day!!! Dope interview!!

@mikeandmars2345 3 года назад

Facts

@MisterLowrider 3 года назад

@@mikeandmars2345 💯

@margaretwright2569 3 года назад

Really you still listen to them?! Wow reading that made me feel happy that you do......keep em alive yay!

@MisterLowrider 3 года назад

@@margaretwright2569 yeah u gotta keep all hip hop alive!! I grew up listening to the Fat Boys. I love it all!!

@barty2381 Год назад

Me to here in the U.K and I am 50 years old lol

@phillip1516 3 года назад

Hardcore Reggae was so underated. Off the Fat Boys are back cassette. Lol!! I was 14 yrs old then. I just turned 50 March 30th 😅😅😅 Time flies!!!! Rip Buffy & Prince Markie Dee

@ericm.felton9386 3 года назад

1:57 "They ate all that food" (and the paper off the wall) 😄

@rwyatt26 3 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@leebutz4727 3 года назад

The Wipeout performance at The Apollo is Classic. It's so live & it brings tears to my eyes. RIP Human Beat Box RIP Prince Markie Dee

@scouser8 3 года назад

"Falling in Love" was a huge hit, even in Trinidad. It drove the girls nuts.

@terrancewoods3463 3 года назад

That was my ish

@timlenord1 3 года назад

Back in the 80's if you weren't wearing Shelltoe Adidas you may as well had been barefoot.

@mikeandmars2345 3 года назад

Factsssss

@gld8rone309 3 года назад

Don’t forget “Top Tens” Feels like leather socks. Lol

@dexter9065 3 года назад

You ain't lyin, especially if you were pop locking and break dancing. We put taps on the front and back so they wouldn't wear out. Good ole days.

@kzfive 3 года назад

And some fat laces ironed real flat with Lees and a LeTigre shirt

@tomjones3629 3 года назад

Don't forget Pumas

@joebrewer3748 3 года назад

His voice is so new York

@treygonzales7166 3 года назад

That Falling In Love joint was a serious banga!!! Wipeout did for the Beach Boys, what Walk This Way did for Aerosmith. Salute to HIP-HOP!!!

@deebrown4877 3 года назад

💯💯

@dreamquesttv 3 года назад

Officer Vlad in a nutshell: "Your movie was produced by Columbo crime family member Michael Franzese, who's been a regular on my show!" Kool Rock Ski: "You know, that movie was directed by Leon Isaac Kennedy." Vlad: "(having no idea who Leon Isaac Kennedy is)..........yeah? Anyway, Columbo mob family member Michael Franzese..."

@frankdavis3457 3 года назад

Quote from the Five Heartbeats movie. ("Crossing over ain't nothing but a double cross"). Every time I hear that line, I think of the "Wipe out" song by the Fat Boys.

@donny357tx 3 года назад

Kool roc ski..another Legend..God bless and salute ...R.i.P to buff and Prince markie D...Hip hop Legends

@doncnunez6231 3 года назад

Give my man here a contract to do Teeth Whitening and tooth paste commercials!!

@JetseTurner 3 года назад

You new clowns, always commenting on some mans looks. That's what Women do. You don't know what being a real man is.

@InfamousKillah26 3 года назад

@@JetseTurner yeah, these new dudes always got jokes

@JetseTurner 3 года назад

@@InfamousKillah26 It's fun a games, until the Cops arrive. Then they turn into Cowards.

@Dutch3k5 3 года назад

@@JetseTurner he gave the dude a compliment. It’s not that serious bro

@sonofabeach71 3 года назад

Crushin' had some bangers. Making Noise is straight fyah 🔥🔥🔥 Markie Dee and Kool Rock rip the microphone to pieces on that joint.

@mixedlove1234 3 года назад

He looks amazing!!!

@DRK647 3 года назад

Kool Rock-Ski: wow i didn’t know that.... i guess I’m gangsta 🤣🤣🤣

@donfuego3585 3 года назад

Everyone loved the Fatboys. They were the cool funny lovable fat brother or cousin that everybody has.

@robbybrown9838 3 года назад

So the 1st rap/rock collaboration was Fat/Beach Boys, not Run DMC/Aerosmith!!

@GangstaIslandTV 3 года назад

Nope. “Walk This Way” was first (‘86).

@cadillaccalhoun3516 3 года назад

Only if you discount rockbox on run dmc first album

@majorpremise 3 года назад

After the "All You Can Eat" scene I remember craving a gigantic slice of Sbarro pizza sooooooooo bad!!!!

@MrLionelg33 3 года назад

Rest In Peace Prince Markie Dee.

@GHOST91141 3 года назад

Fat Boys - Can you feel it

@simpdown1404 3 года назад

Stupid dope record and video

@KayWay100 3 года назад

Watch the all you can eat video them fools ate the pictures off the wall! Lmao 🤣

@shaundasmith7765 3 года назад

Although a crossover song, Wipeout is a song played at skating rinks for a game called Wipeout even today.

@jamesbondero5691 3 года назад

The part when he said ,when he was so overweight that he couldn't tie his shoes,was the reason why he lost weight, was amazing story

@michaelrochester48 3 года назад

Wipeout was actually the revival of the Beach boys. They had not had any significant hits for over five or six years when that song came out.

@Supremmo 3 года назад

True. Shortly after they came out with hit Kokomo which featured John Stamos.

@adamgoodell5805 3 года назад

True. And hip hop did this multiple times. Run DMC brought Aerosmith back too. They were dead and Walk This Way brought them back.

@user-dz6fy6qv2l 3 года назад

@@adamgoodell5805 Facts.. Rap revived a LOT of careers that didn't make it past the disco era.. James Brown became relevant again after everyone started sampling him.

@adamgoodell5805 3 года назад

@@user-dz6fy6qv2l True. Same with Parliment and Funkadelic. Hip hop brought so much stuff back.

@michaelrochester48 3 года назад

@@user-dz6fy6qv2l Hip-hop even revived Chubby Checker when they redid the twist with the fat boys

@mr.tooyou1320 3 года назад

Whole time though Sbarro pizza was fire. And back then sbarro had all you can eat for like 2 or 3 bucks. Today they dont have it but golden coral is like 18 bucks.

@lazaroclarkeii8994 Год назад

@mr.tooyou1320- yes indeed, I remember going to the mall and me and my friends stopping to eat at Sbarro's. The Pizza and Pasta was Fire!!!!

@mbark71 3 года назад

This is actually the first video that I can recall where Vlad shuts the fuck up and let’s the person being interviewed speak. He’s not trying to talk over whoever he’s interviewing for a change.

@robertthompson8790 3 года назад

Absolutely, it wasn't like they were a hard group, but it had a Street breakdance Sound of those day... they were trying to capture that MTV audience.... remember those College spring break shows on MTV. The song was popular.

@blackamerican40 3 года назад

I still to this day thought Tony Geary should have gotten a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for Disorderlies. He was excellent as a villain in that film.

@donjuan2621 3 года назад

Every time I say I’m done with Vlad,He pull me back in 💀Legend right here

@thepoeticbutcher3370 3 года назад

.....shitttttt; he gonna get Deion Sanders & pull everybody back!!!!

@Tekashiixine-bm8oc 3 года назад

Tell me abour it...

@KtotheG 3 года назад

I only check him out for the legends... I don't care about these Generation Z rappers.

@universalkaos4568 3 года назад

Played the "Big & Beautiful" vinyl to death back then "Breakdown" was my track!!

@geecheetone8550 3 года назад

Leon Issac Kennedy!! The first brother I ever hated on...I wanted his spot with Jayne!

@leonbrown1457 3 года назад

Jayne was so fine.

@lazaroclarkeii8994 Год назад

@geecheetone8550-Jane Kennedy was actually with the late Bill Withers before she was with Leon Kennedy!!

@theDavidChannel1 3 года назад

Their manager was obviously trying to get that older white money. U a hot new artist in the 80s and you're forced to collaborate with Chubbie Checker and the Beach Boys lol....it was bound to flame out quickly.

@cadillaccalhoun3516 3 года назад

They got paid though.

@KtotheG 3 года назад

They were trying to capitalize off the rock-rap wave started by Run DMC and Aerosmith.

@QoQabai658 3 года назад

It's so sad how brainwashed black men of the older generations were. If you smiled, you were soft. If you spoke properly, you were soft. And if you tried something different (like listening to Rock or pop form music) you were trying to be white. I'm not the biggest millennial fan in the world. But what I do appreciate about this generation over my own, is that they're not afraid to be different and try different things. But still, nothing but love for the Fat Boys. Rip Buff and Prince.

@ghanasoul 3 года назад

@@QoQabai658 thank u VERY much for sayin that. I was made fun of cuz i liked to read!!! Thats ignorance. U get NO RESPECT being smart in the hood. Don’t know how it is now, but my day it was like that. It bugged me how Hammer, The Fat Boys got a bad, no pun intended, rap. I never thought the fat boys were soft when they did the Twist, Wipeout. Those songs were just plain fun. Not everything has to be hardcore, angry. Rap is like a buffet. There’s lots of different flavors.

@QoQabai658 3 года назад

@@ghanasoul Indeed.

@MrKillafolston 3 года назад

It's like MC Ren said.....you came out street and crossed over....and after that your career is fuckin over.....

@misterservicepro9407 3 года назад

I must be high as hell during the middle of this interview Kool Rock Ski face started resembling Wesley Snipes 😀😀😄

@bigbabysld 3 года назад

I still remember seeing Krush groove in the movies, I grew up in the hood and the lines were around the corner...I thought that shit was gonna be bigger than E.T., I looked on Wikipedia and the movie only grossed 11mil, but you couldn't tell from the length of those lines back in '85.

@darthlazlo 3 года назад

Making Noise on Crushin’ is so dope.

@goodyman72 3 года назад

On the real the Fat Boys was the best thing in Krush Groove.

@BruceWayne-ub8eh 3 года назад

"GIVE-ME-MORE FOOD PLEASE!!"

@MRKSX 3 года назад

Crushin was the first tape I ever bought. I loved it, and the "Whipe Out" song. Much love to the Fat Boys!

@gevdarg 3 года назад

I was a HUGE Fat Boys fan. In my opinion, "In The House" is one of their best. My wife and kids will nod their heads and sing along to that one.

@hermanbrown9655 3 года назад

My favorite was " Dont You Dog Me " ruff ruff ....ruff ruff

@panamajack2546 3 года назад

I like The Disorderlies better than Krush Groove

@DFWOODSII 3 года назад

Legend!!!

@errolthomas9426 3 года назад

Knights of The City was originally set to be released in October or November 1984 as Cries of The City

@Killian_Courtney 3 года назад

This era of rap was the perfect example to track the evolvement of computerized technological music equipment. The drum machines early on were effectively necessary to the hip hop sound, but by their last album, there was a more professionally modern sound in terms of back tracking as well as hook creation. Interesting to hear them evolve musically . Think I prefer the old school drum machine and Buffy making more out of less, but their last album proved they could move with the times and produce new era sounds.

@lazaroclarkeii8994 Год назад

@killcourtney7444-definitely true. Slot of the advanced production on later albums was due to the production prowess of Music producer/A&R exec Cory Rooney who later teamed up with Mark Morales aka Prince Markie Dee, and went on to produce "Real Love" and "Slow Down" for Mary J Blige off of her debut album, "What's the 411" as well as Prince Markie Dee's debut solo album "Free" which had the hit song, "Swing My Way"! Just an FYI

@twilson2605 3 года назад

Wipeout is one of my favorite FB songs, honestly.

@JohnnyAce415 3 года назад

Crushin was a bad-ass album: Makin Noise, Boys will be Boys were the tracks.

@sflow4675 3 года назад

"Can you feel itttt" 🎵 🎤 👑.... 🗣

@IndyHulkSlamBam 2 месяца назад

I'm with Rock-Ski it wasn't Wipeout. Truth be told Wipeout was Fatbots at their ceiling of their fame. That was a great year for the Fatboys as they had taken the number 1 rap group spot from Run DMC and Beastie Boys. I highly recommend check out their performance of Wipeout at the Apollo, the crowd was so into that song. This was Fatboys at their best. I think Louie and Louie was the start of their downfall.

@brianlove-el6096 3 года назад

Vlad your range of guest is amazing 👏 Keep rocking now I'm going to check ✔out the whole Fatboy catalog!!!inspired

@hevyonez97 3 года назад

Man, the Fat Boys damn near stole the show in Krush Groove...I remember everyone in the theater bopping our heads and cracking up when they were doing "All You Can Eat", we were watching an instant classic that Saturday in November 1985...

@michaelhillary6810 5 месяцев назад

The moment they said "we're the Fatboys", on the steps. Classic. Wipeout Summer of '87.

@BooyusJikes 3 года назад

"First the Fat Boys break up"...Yall know the rest🤣🤣🤣

@SoUtHMeMpHis 3 года назад

Gotta also ask about the Skinny Boys showing them love and their movie Disorderlies which wasn't a "Bad Comedy" in the words of Galvatron 🤔

@odot8148 3 года назад

Lotta people don't know about the skinny boys. You definitely a OG

@SoUtHMeMpHis 3 года назад

@@odot8148 Most Definitely, Old School is the BEST School ❗👍👍👍👍👍👍

@lazaroclarkeii8994 Год назад

Only true Hip Hop heads know and remember The Skinny Boys!!

@SoUtHMeMpHis Год назад

@@lazaroclarkeii8994 That cd with the song Weightless was Amazing ❗I mean every single song was good with good beats and bass❗Kinda like Joe Cooley and the Miami Bass Wars cd.

@euqniceuqnic1023 3 года назад

The first rap Cassette tape I bought was “Crushin.” And the reason I bought it was because of Wipeout. It was actually a hot song... not hardcore hip hop, but it was dope.

@harolddejesus9160 3 года назад

Yo back then I used to blast their singles in the whip with my crew cruising Brooklyn.

@fredfells209 3 года назад

Why would it be a downfall?

@mrgray2830 3 года назад

My favorite song is called liez. Dope song

@daviddiaz529 3 года назад

That movie jacked up Sbarros bottom line.

@edubb1luv100 3 года назад

Everytime i see a sbarro i think of krush groove

@jaymatic23 3 года назад

Why do folks who discuss Billboard charts with Black artists not mention how they rank on the R&B charts? It’s as if to say only the Billboard 200 chart which is the pop album chart matters

@MDdred 3 года назад

Always loved the Fatboys! Great interview

@orondedavis 3 года назад

“The Disco Three”. R. I. P. To Mr. Robinson, and Morales.

@W44F 3 года назад

Now I have to watch Krush Grove

@rayshardrobinson7878 3 года назад

Great job Kool Rock on turning down 1985 Rappin Movie! The worst hip hop movie ever! Mario Van Peebles Rapping allow sums Up that film alone!

@damonwilson3609 3 года назад

Mario Van Peebles messes up damn near every movie he's in. New Jack City was so 🔥 and had so many dope actors and scenes even HE couldn't mess that up!

@seankaine2411 3 года назад

Damn I dont even know who he is or what they were talking about but salute

@marlonfowler 3 года назад

Anybody out there who wanna be a VladTV fan, and wanna enjoy full interviews, and don’t wanna, won’t have to worry about Glad himself trying to be-all in the interview, chopping up the interview, showing cutbacks-become a member!!

@vladtv 3 года назад

LOLLL

@mrjigga2251 3 года назад

Ain’t nothing like the old skool

@DealwiththeReal 3 года назад

Loved these dudes as a kid

@Itsgeestatus 3 года назад

It's Kinda Risky🤔Making Those Crossover Moves Even Tho They'll Give U A Certain Amount Of Exposure Off Record💿Sales

@Itsgeestatus 3 года назад

LongLiveDa80s&90sHipHop (I Respect✊🏾Each Era😎Equally👍🏾)

@415folife9 3 года назад

Looking good brotha

@SodaPopinksi 3 года назад

I had a tabanka, and the song Fallin in love got me out of it in Trinidad and Tobago. Shot out to the fat boys, under rated song.

@marcoclayco1784 3 года назад

Buff killed it, beatboxing at the end of wipeout!!

@OriginalMan7 3 года назад

Dope ass Tshirt 😎💯

@jrobinson615 3 года назад

Crushin was a dope album!

@abuhassan9321 3 года назад

The reason I bought a SWATCH

@MrBronze71 3 года назад

Man Falling in Love was my shit....... I was disappointed as a teen when they didnt make a video. I remember buying Fat Boys Albums on Wax.. 😁😁

@mikemyers2626 3 года назад

The disco 3!!

@babybro70 Год назад

Big & Beautiful is a great album. I love the 1st 4 albums anyway.

@coreymarks40 3 года назад

...And that album did just that to their careers it "Crushed" them❗

@flirtwd 3 года назад

Big and Beautiful was awesome!

@Pass_the_Hat 3 года назад

The end was when Quincy's Buffet closed...

@mightywhitey718 3 года назад

Classic Boom Bap x Hip Hop Beat x New 2021 - RU-vid

@zealousjay1993 3 года назад

God bless Rock ... He all we got left

@theblackamericans2107 3 года назад

Listen to the song the human beatbox on the first album and you'll see how dope of an MCs that cool rock C and Prince Markie Dee are.

@noncustody 3 года назад

Kool Rock-Ski

@theblackamericans2107 3 года назад

Im talking bout being dope.. it didn't record his name correctly Mr correction Karen.

@sddunlop 3 года назад

He is gorgeous 🤩🤩

@spyderj3756 3 года назад

I liked, "Wipeout"!

@keithkumi6285 3 года назад

Me 2! As a kid I thought it was awesome. It felt good. But of course music starting changing when NWA came. However, before NWA and 2 live crew, fat boys and Kid and Play were my first albums I brought! I loved them