They blocked this video! First time hearing Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the Name of 

New to the channel. Already subscribed. Along with more RATM I'd love to see Depeche Mode and Ren. I know everyone reacts to Ren these days, but it is for good reason. Either way, I'll be watching previous videos, love your stuff!

I heard a REN song and just not my cup of tea. I know people love that guy and I tried several songs but just didn't anything for me. Then again, neither did the Beatles so what do I know 😁🤘🤣

Dad is appreciating the music while the kid is waiting for the insta-post that explains everything, and how to do the dance/groove/tide-pod-eating. Nice!

Tom morello was a Harvard graduate of no one else mentioned it already. When the man was talking about how brilliant he was I wasn’t sure if he knew. Pretty awesome and unexpected that a Harvard kid is one of the sickest drummers in one of the best bands ever!

And what an understatement that was!

@@BadgerBJJ he is on that fine line. lead singer of black flag he is a huge part of gen-x music

@@00Fiddlesticks00 Rollins, Jello Biafra, H.R, Ian MacKaye…I love them, but they’re all baby boomers. The oldest Gen X’ers were 13-14 when they hit the scene. I was born in 72, and have seen Black Flag, Minor Threat and Bad Brains numerous times in the mid-late 80s. I remember when Rollins went solo and tried spewing poetry for an entire show, or HR just wanted to be a reggae singer. But, still. They’re really from the late boomer hardcore scene of the late 1970s. Late boomers have hardcore, they have late 70s and 80s metal bands, punk. Gen X has late 80s and 90s hiphop and Grunge.

Incidentally, even much prefer Black Flag pre-Rollins, he did say the best quote I can remeber, "I saw no honesty in keep playing songs that made sense to me as a young guy". As in all those punk and metal bands out there making their 50th anniversary tour or whatever is plain pathetic.

@@dr.juerdotitsgo5119 I went to a Descendants and Dag Nasty show… should have seen all the 50 something’s wearing black tee’s, black jeans and docs. Like they broke out their old uniform from 1986. It was more depressing that listening to 60 year olds sing about new wave girls or Suburban homes.

These days, not too hard to achieve

Gen X parenting in a nutshell.

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Yep gen x 😂

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exactly....

Are the same that burn crosses

Some of those that work forces

Yeah if all you're getting out of it is that the lyrics are repetitive I don't trust your ability to understand the point of lyrics in general.

Was gonna say the same thing 🤟👍

Was specifically forbidden at my highschool...but was done nonetheless :)

in grade 6 French class I played Guerilla Radio for a project/class presentation...at home I had to use a dual cassette player stereo to play the original tape and record on the other blank tape, pausing the recording when he swore then continuing to record....I missed the f bomb in the beginning of the song and whole class went wide eyed. I failed the project and got kicked out of class LOL

Hahaha I wish so bad they'd let us have talent shows at my high school back then 😂

I was living in LA during the Rodney King incident and the riots they followed. Absolutely crazy (and as an Israeli - I know crazy)!

I feel like that's what makes it still relevant

AKA Rodney King yeah I remember that

I believe his name was Rodney king😢

I was like you liked a lot of stuff but mostly metal but this sort of had the balls

Yes yes,I remember that so well,was brilliant them getting Xmas No1,fuckin loved it

I think I saw something about them being asked to perform on TV for having the number 1 song and the UK network asked them not to do the F you part and they were like "sure" and totally did it anyway😅

​@@candilubkthis was brilliant just as Nirvana making fun when asked to playback instead of a live performance.

@@roboppers I remember friends raving about how amazing this band from America were, then got to listen to them perform on ToTP - only to be treated to Kurt's weird rendition of the song that had charted...

BBC bet RATM please say not the f-word on tv.... Del Roca: Hold my Beer...

Lol I played my RATM album last weekend and my neighbours who are millennials got their leaf blower to drown out the 'rude words' so their kids wouldn't be offended 😂😂😂 ffs

@@edwardssistershands sad/disappointing but true

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Spot on. Seems like this next generation doesn't have any 'question the man'' energy. Sad

Ahhg, Do you need a tampax?

This. It was meant to be an anthem.

And it was an anthem as the participants tore down Woodstock 99 while chanting the last part. Although what did they expect after $5 water and $10 personal pizzas bad facilities involving leaking over used under maintained porta-johns.

Yeah it’s dope they use this technique a lot. Makes sense as in one sense they are a protest band

The lyrics originally written were “Some of those that hold office are the same that burn crosses” but the record label made them change it to not offend those in office.

Who ever was? The first time is a smack in the face. Always.

Those first lines... Wow! Powerful!

Mine is Know your enemy.

Opening lines of the 2nd verse of Down Rodeo are some of the toughest raps all-time for me👍🏾

One of the best lol

I recently heard where, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, got the name Sweet Dee from. Poor Sweet Dee's nickname took on a whole new meaning.

They often do that to avoid getting the video pulled for copyright infringement.

Now jam sucka

Think that is next!

As a gen x-er I endorse this comment

I agree

Oof... thats one of the biggest stretches for a guitar player i heared. Let us say he really find his style and perfected his own style that he is very unique, but play anything....big Nah...

@@nikolah.8472 disagree. Tom has always had the full catalogue in his kit. Check him on non RATM videos where he does covers or supports other acts. Dude literally can play eruption front to back. Not sure what you are on about here.

@@andrewchaffee3133I give him the credit for beeing very succesfull and creativ in using guitar effects and weird percussion effects but dude come on. He is a fantastic "Rythm player" and has a good ear for catchy riffs, but he also knows very well his limits. Thats not a bad thing and he found his own way to be on top with his bands. Thats inspiring for new players even that cant play anything on the guitar to find your own sweet spot. Adam Jones from TOOL also admits he has limits and would never master songs from John Petrucci or Steve Vai, because he simply can't. He found his own path and created masterpieces focusing more on song arrangement then beeing a guitar god. But come on dude please consider how many very VERY talented guitar players are around the world. Tom Morello is not even in my top 50 of greatest guitar players. Eruption by the way is not that hard to play... I heared the audioslave album and needed 5 minutes to play the solos, but for Dream Theater i need months...there is a BIG difference in skill. I even would put Wes Borland way over Tom in his era, because he created much more good riffs that really are remarkable.

You saw at the end when she says CLICK THE BELL!....even scared me 😂

Maybe because it came out 8 years before she was born and I don't think they play it a lot on country radio these days 🤣🤪. We actually discussed that in the video.

Lols them youngsters these days I gess she’s never heard deftones smashing pumpkins oasis tool pearl jam blur etc all the greats from the 90s

Well we did Black by PJ so she has heard that