WHO ARE THEY?? Rap Fan Reacts To ACDC - Thunderstruck 

admit it is not the best AD/DC song

Is there something wrong with you? Blitz fkn rocks it 🤟

The greatest Australian rock band ever.

Be nice or be quiet.

Let people appreciate different music ffs.

They DID make it work though, I think it was Scott Ian (Of Anthrax) talking about Malcom Young, "AC/DC's Music is Simple and Easy to play, but REALLY Hard to play RIGHT." One thing about Malcom, Other than the "Back in Black" Videos, He has played the same Gretsch Guitar In EVERY Video, and In Concert until his health Issues forced him to stop performing. In the Bon Scott days it was Red. Later on, he stripped the finish off, and over the years experimented with different Pickups, but from around 1984 or so on, his "Beast" was always the same, He had a backup for Live shows that was identical (Which his nephew Stevie now plays as Primary), but that was it..2 Guitars. Personally i think Malcom is the best Rhythm Guitarist in Rock, Ever.

😆 Great answer!

LOVE IT! ❤👍🏻

Why mess with perfection, lol.

An old joke, AC/DC only plays one song, but it's a really good song

Rock on mom!!!😎

My Mom got so used to 70's rock that she ended up singing along with Alice Cooper. Good memory now that she's dead and I'm 60- Mom singing the words to Billion Dollar Babies.

God bless her heart!

That is awesome!

I"m 52 and right there with ya. 80s with motley, Ac/dc, Kiss, whitesnake, etc.... etc.... holy hell, it don't get any better

Sweet.

I wonder how much of this trend for young blacks to follow bands like AC/DC is just pure timing? There's a time for everything, perhaps, and this is it. What a process of discovery for them - something that kicks as and has a catalog from here to the moon. Just AC/DC and Zeppelin are enough to keep you busy for a year or two.

Music has no skin color.

I'm late to the ballgame but hey, if you're still reading these, check out AC/DC's "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap," then listen to Bob River's "Dirty Deeds Done With Sheep!" Not only funny but Bob sounds almost exactly like the original singer Bon Scott! It's amazing!

Awesome "uncle tom". Your just one of us raised in a good time bro.

That's Cool. A bunch of us in school hung out together. There was one black guy named Eddie. We went to all the concerts together. Great Times

“Old school” compared to today. If it’s good, it’s old school...in this case, old school head banging rock, absolutely! This and others of the day, like Zep, Pink, (our generation’s Pink-not head banging, but still old school, for those chilling and floating moments, and not that chick!), for example, were the major players of the soundtrack of life. Still have the AC/DC tank top from the concert when they first toured with this song...and I’ve kept in in new condition. Only wore it a few times and lovingly packed that one up in my decade box. Gotta have decade boxes of your fav stuff, at least one box per decade. It’s in there.

Hey Maggie It’s hard to listen to somebody interrupting the song every 10 seconds🤬 I don’t think he gets rock ‘n’ roll He hears the words but he ain’t feeling it🤘🏼 boycott Hasbro & Coke 🤮

Bear in mind the lead singer is in his 60's :)

Reminder: this song is 32 years old.

It's timeless is what it is.

Dont forget Malcolm Young,one of the great rhythm guitarists

Chuck Berry was the originator.

@@stevematthews641 what a great dude RIP Malcom

Lol that was chuck berry signature move

@Jim Cox It was his sisters idea for him to use it on stage.

It's not a hard lick to play, but keeping it up for several minutes is.

The spectator stands replicate what was used in Mad Max Thunderdome movie

I remember watching an interview with Eric Clapton. Thet asked him how did it feel to be the best guitar palayer ever. He looked pissed and he said go ask Jimi Hendrix:)

in the video he is playing one handed but on the actual studio recording he is picking with his other and (i.e. using 2 hands) you can clearly hear the attack of the pick on the string in the recording. It's all on one string too. you can play it hammer on and pull off like he is doing in the video but it's not the same as the original recording. That was for optics in the video

Angus and Malcolm's older brother George played with The Easybeats (Friday On My Mind) and wrote and produced the early AC/DC hits... Angus also had nephew Stevie alongside in the band in later years. Talented family indeed. Saw them with Bon Scott singing in 1977 and 1978 and again twice with Brian Johnson here. Just make you smile every song.

Yes we did!

You might say he's been… Thunderstruck.

hey, ac/dc will change anyone are a lot reactions just turn.

@@alanfriesen9837 AC/DC is the reason I like rock now

That is _NOT_ how one bangs their head!! He did get it right for about 4 seconds, though...

@@rexeverything4578 thats why I said "becoming"😋

Exactly!

U mean, created by Chuck Barry !

And Angus Young totally credits Chuck Berry, he was hugely influenced & huge fan of him, even as a Scottish baby brought up in Straya mate, Sydney to be exact!!!

My family calls it the chuck berry. My dad does it with all the brides at family weddings - and usually end up spilling the bride. It’s a tradition! Lol. 🤣

We used to make the nerds duck walk all the way down the hallway in high school.

I seen them 4 times in Dallas

Another Iowan who agrees!

Indeed we did. I remember much of it...(when I wasn't drunk, that is)

@@schechter01 No shit! The best 😍 High school, smoking more than cigs at recess. Those were the good ol' days. I wish this generation was as educated tho...

And he didn't even mention we had the birth of Rap and HipHop in the 80's/early 90's. :)

He got that right! We did. It was real music from real people and stuff. And when people went to concerts, they didn’t watch them through their (nonexistent) phones, and cameras were not allowed. If they caught you with one, you would have to go put it in your car or they’d take it (same with booze and weapons and sometimes even your studded belt if they were feeling particularly fussy). Concert goers actually watched the band in front of them performing with their own two eyes, with no screen in between. They left everything from outside the arena behind, and were all in for the music.

Nothing like back in the day

Amen to that!!!!!If only we could turn back time.

AMEN !!!!!!!!!!

As many and biggest speakers as we could find too.

this is why i like david draiman from disturbed, when he was singing sound of silence live it got autotuned cause he had a cold, he was so madabout it he made everyone go to the studio to make a live version once he was better

dont forget heat seeker

Whole lotta Rosie

Night prowler

You shook me all night long

YEAH!!!!

Yesss

Listen to old ACDC WITH bon Scott

He probably has, the man has played full tours blackout drunk before.

A journalist asked Angus "what's it like being the best guitar player in the world?" and his response was "man, I'm not even the best guitar player in my family." :) love him

Every other guitarist calls angus a monster guitarist they are not wrong

And give props to Malcolm!

Totally agree, often I listen to this music. Just to travel back in time. To the greatest decade, the 80’s. To get away from this insane world we live in today.

Thank youuuu Chet! I appreciate you for watching and supporting!!

Totally agree Chet!!!!!

Hey Chet when's birthday? I 'm 66 also!!?

GFR!!!!!

@@sheripetrey1882 i'll be 66 in 42 days on 6/12...DOB 6/12/55

Hopscotch champion here no I’m not playing with Angus Young!😂🤣👍❤️✌️🌼

😂😂😂😂😂

I busted 🤣🤣🤣

That made me cough, I swallowed my gum. lol

Fell tf out!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Don't forget Cream, Queen, John Farnham, Moody Blues, The Shadows,.... oh my goodness my mind is spinning out with all the talent during our era. I'm also 66. My kids in their 40's added others like Metallica and ACDC to my listening pleasure, in their teens.

Ditto

@@nonacee5065 I'm 63. ELO, ELP Zeppelin, The Doors, Boston, Floyd....

@@mellymom1121 there was certainly talent in our time.

@@nonacee5065 dont forget guns n roses

U2

Take it back further - 50's - 90's. Still some good music being produced, just harder to locate:)

Definitely listen to Lynard Skynard if you like old music. Obviously Jimi Hendrick’s.

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Right…

so did i

...and im better for it :)

I wwas at their 2nd EVER concert in '74

My son did too. I played all the good old stuff to him at an early age. Taught him what good guitarists and bassists sound like, what was good song writing, etc. He likes AC/DC but Rush is his favorite.

Don't forget The Tielman Brothers, even Paul Mc. Cartney like them and saw their lived in german 1958.

Man they are!

💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

Live at the River Plate is the best of AC/DC concert you can find here on RU-vid...imho. An incredible show, for sure! Back in Black, Highway to Hell, Hells Bells, T.N.T. is a great place to start.

he gotta check out Bon Scott the bag pipes gonna flip him out

In the 80s it wasn’t a official party till ac/dc was played

He talks like that in interview so yes, it’s his voice.

Yea he replaced original singer Bon Scott after Bon passed away. Need to listen to Long Way To The Top (if you wanta rock and roll)

Agreed!

Angus and Malcolm Young were born in Scotland but moved to Australia. Brian Johnson the singer is English. Cliff Williams the bass player is English. The drummer in this video is from Wales. 👍

It's probably all the cardio work that's kept Angus alive all these years.

@@shifterbbr1986 didn't know Chris Slade was Welsh.

@@charliegeorge9393 I read it somewhere, please correct me if I’m wrong. 👍

That’s soooooo cool man 🔥🙏🏽

Hey, it's good to learn where this was shot. Thanks for commenting.

Yes.

Chuck just stole that song from Marty McFly.

Thank you for watching!

Yup, the next tour should be sponsored by Aspercreme😂😅 God bless em.

Could not agree more!

We salute you

Their loss I agree with you 100%

He sort of reminds of Bon Scott, but sings a little bit differently. Kind a screams more than Bon did.

Will do!

Oh, gawwwwd, yes! Highway to Hell at River Plate!100,000+people in Argentina....

Don't forget Whole lotta rosie at River Plate

@@stormy8207 of Course, my mistake, I tought that it was alteady included...

Heck! Just watch the whole River Plate concert!

The college football games I go to play this even now

This song is the anthem played at the start of every game for the Melbourne NRL rugby team Melbourne Storm and usually accompanied by small fire works and it does get the whole crowd pumped up