Seo Taiji & Boys 서태지와 아이들 -컴백홈 Come Back Home

[chuurichan4u12]

HOT DAMN ~ Dang YG is a straight up gangsta and Seo Taiji ... I am lost for words

[quasimoto270]

@chuurichan4u12 you can't leave out lee juno.. he's the coolest dancer of the group

[MademezElle]

aaaaaaaaaaaw hiphop YG :D

[stripeflower]

the president of culture 90's

black is YG

[quasimoto270]

YOU MUST COME BACK HUUUUMMMMM!!!!!!!

[quasimoto270]

I barely hear a little Cypress Hill influence in this music especially in that highly irritating high pitched vocals of Seo Taiji please stop that immediately!

[cutie1847]

which one is YG?

[digitalman82]

@cutie1847 purple hair

[misty070892]

there no light sticks back then.. just folded papers.. jajaja~ me gusta! XD

[sn299]

LOL ALL THOSE GRANDMAs WAVING THAT PAPER TO THE BEAT OMG....only in korea....

[Love7780]

You know what led me here? The cover of this song Big Bang did on the radio show. Pretty impressive stuff. Now, I'm grooving to this the whole day.....

[poisoncupcake74]

@Love7780 you know what led me here? Heechul from super junior was singing one of their songs so I came to check it out...

[thatazn1512]

YG :D

I miss these guys

[PrahDGSound]

damn the fans screaming here are crazier than the ones today haha

[potatoboi123]

was a good song.... but "insane in the membrane" by cypress hill....

[elseyliz]

@potatoboi123 it was already declared by cypress hill itself that the two songs are not the same and Seo taijin and the boys did not copy cypress hill like some people accused them.

[boogipop1010]

진짜 시대를 앞서 갔다.....

[moisheham]

Seriously they should be in the next Jet Set Radio game

[threefifteeny]

YG totally killed the purple hair!!!

[lasagna47]

seotajii got weird when he went solo~never liked his high pitched tone, but he was the original korean hip hop artist soooo........ *.*

[niggerjosh]

asian cypress hill???

[passion040]

hide 느낌이 나는 서태지, 저 시대 저런 헤어스타일은 충격..

[sakurachan19]

n i love YG's purple hair lmaooo

[pokeman54]

real gangsters wear heavy neon-colored snow gear in the summer time.

WORD!

[eyimbored]

still dope...

[ksong44]

the godfathers of hiphop in korea

[ddbreakdancer]

@ksong44 Sorry brah.... That title belongs to Hyun Jin Young

[yerfdogg]

a bit like cypress hill

[GenuineReplica]

i hear a lot of females screaming but when the camera pans towards the audience, everyone is in their seats quietly and attentively watching the performance. hmmm...

[krnhitokori]

wow this must've one of those rare moments they actually used mics

not meant to be a diss

[DonathanJavisX1]

Wow! I love this song even the rock version.

[HalfChickAJ]

Love this! Wish the cam didn't focus on audience so much.

[lareine4]

1995??

wow

lovely

[djmatt79]

Cypress Hill wanna be !

Bite styles too much~! Am I wrong???

[bklyncrook]

@djmatt79 I don't know why you got hidden, but, you're just stating the truth.

Clearly here, he is going for the B-Real's nasally sound that is a trademark of his, and even the beats on this was very West Coast/Cypress Hill. Many Korea-Americans in the 90s went back to Korea to become artists, hence bringing their influences with them. At that time, there's no YouTube or such for the Koreans to view Hip Hop. That style of music was totally new to them, so, it was a little easier to bite.

[bklyncrook]

As an additional style point, they rocking snowboarding gears - I thought Da Bush Babees came through with that first, repping Brooklyn!

[ddbreakdancer]

@bklyncrook I beg the differ... I was there when It all started for Seo Teji and the other Hip Hop artist in the early 90s and true there were some Asian American artist like the trio group called "Solid" who came from the states, but they were mostly influenced by the U.S. soldiers who were stationed there and also from the Japanese who had embraced Hip Hop sooner than the Koreans. Google Japanese Hip Hop group called ZOO.

[bklyncrook]

@ddbreakdancer I hear you, and great that you pointed out the influence that the GIs brought over there, which I personally didn't take into account. Going over my comment, I believe I stated in the general sense of the 90s with Korean-Americans like Solid or late 90s like Drunken Tiger. I remember hearing, "I Want You" from DT, and I was like, didn't Camp Lo used that sample from Stylistics. Maybe, Seo Taiji got a hold of the Black Sunday and want to do his own "I Ain't Goin' Out like that"

[jiah227]

이게 1995년? 그때도 진짜 멋졌구만..

엄청 오래된 동영상..

[motoroia2]

ㅎㄷㄷ 인기 역시 개장난이 아니엿군

[dhLkp89]

are they the first to dance like this hip hop style?

[joieami]

i'm not completely sure, but i think they were one of the first if not the first

[xbabiepikax]

There was a guy named Hyun Jin Young who was being produced by Lee Soo Man (founder of SM Entertainment) who did hip hop style like a year or two before Seo Taiji debuted (in 1990 / 1991).

[nalra85]

o wow they did this after their pil seung release.. yea very rare..

[parkyparky1979]

Thanks for uploading! Haven't seen this performance before!