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  • i love niggers!

  • Why dont shitty artists like lil wayne sing music like this anymore???

  • YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA­HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I WANNNNNNNNAAAAAA DANCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE­EE!

  • THE SOUTH BRONXXXXXXXXXXXXXX! I LOVE U 4EVER!!!!

  • I do believe the South Bronx is in the house.

  • 2:24-2:53 is my farvorite part of this track!

  • Sooooooo GOOOOOD! Classic:)!

  • The soul sonic force!!!

  • This is what Hip Hop should have been.... just imagine a world where black people listen to real electronic music inspired by kraftwerk rather than stupid and talentless auto tuning crap ...

  • this is fucking awful

  • @wonderbread2929 shut up lil kid

  • @lakakid this song sux ass

  • Long live Kraftwerk

  • i wish i could say my generation was as musically creative as all yours. nowadays, all people make music about is sex, drugs, parties, cars, and money. where has the art of music gone to?

  • My first experience with music that talked to me, I had a c90 cassette with this recorded back to back on both sides, inspiring stuff, Looking for the perfect beat!

  • Proper music. My old bud Paul should appreciate this one.

  • in my opinion I think he was better then michel jackson

  • when the UK had Duran Duran and all the "cool kids" liked new wave, i was rocking to this care of 12 batteries and some lino

  • @twopara68 those big heavy ass D batteries!

  • 3:31 - 3:40 epic

  • HIP HOP  OK?

  • HIP HOP

  • 107 people are very depressed in life right now.

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  • 107 People They Must Be Bullshit Country Music Fans, my horse died and i fucked my sister eating mayonnaise sandwiches OH WELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Guy at 1:31 is my hero.

  • I sincerely prefer it in instrumental version.

  • how could ANYONE hate this song?????????????

  • Das war ne Zeit. Nicht so abgefuckter Schwuchtel-Hip-Hop wie heute.

  • 107 people missed the "like" button

  • WHAAAAT, I remember this song!

  • woooowwwww

  • so o ouro

  • thumbs up if u got this from ali g

  • It's crazy to see how much hip hop has evolved... Compare Crooked I to this, they're almost different genres.

  • Where is Kraftwerk?

  • @peacemanken

    ja ja ja ja playing backstage .. .

  • @peacemanken aaaaaaaaahahahahhahahaha .....they´re on the....sampler.... hahahahhahaha dont´t u know that beat???? its trans-europe-express

  • @peacemanken The music was originally done by Kraftwerk in the song Trans europe express.

  • omg my uncle was in this shit lmaoo he said the rock steady tshirts were like 1 dolla fabric

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  • thisis shit

  • ARE YOU READAAAAYYY

  • 106 people pressed the dislike button

  • Esse som é sensacional! Estou com minha filhote de 1 mês e 15 dias curtindo!

  • 106 poor souls can't hear correctly. I will pray for them.

  • @NicolaWriter 106 people dont know what good music is

  • Ladies?

  • Afrika Bambaataa forever !

  • NOW THAT'S WASSUP!!!!!!!

  • now and days artist bite, this was a time when everybody came out with their styles...

  • Forever a genius tune.

  • search on spotify for an album by Jason Moran called The Bandwagon and listen to his jazz version of this tune. You'll either love it or hate it.

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  • 106 people are still looling for the perfect beat.

  • I hope he got permision from KRAFTWERK to sample it. Did he???

  • OMG OnlyClips said that they only exist because of Kraftwerk!! Dude how long have you been doing this?

  • The Blue Print!

  • where did music go

  • Now that's danicng

  • whats the name of that badass at 2:54

  • Love it since I heard it 1982 when AF-Sgt DanSimmons played it on his "Disco-Show" on the AFN-Berlin 88FM.

  • this makes me wanna pop n lock

  • um dos verdadeiros funk!

    não esse tal de "proibidão"...

  • they exist because of Kraftwerk!

  • THIS SONG WILL NEVER DIE

  • @teddysafford GASP the song died :( lol jk

  • this is hip hop!

  • @05Douse That Electro Hip Hop. (Thumbs up)

  • @05Douse This music is a rip off from Kraftwerk song from 1977 Trans Europe express.

  • @kerrzo1971 yeah

  • i should have been born in the 70's

  • nba 2k7 for the mothafuckin win

  • black ppl rly do know how to make music

  • @Eistroll0Wie0 duuuude, the orignal is from kraftwer, are you blind? they get the credit.

  • Best song to pop to.

  • The greatest Rap song of all time!!!

  • Its kinda amazing how Afrika bambaata is one of the biggest influences to two entirely new genres: hip hop and techno.

  • 3:31

    ZEH ZEH ZEH ZEH ZEH ZEH ZEH ZEH ZEHZEHZEHZEHZEHZEH ZEH ZEHZEH ZEH ZEH ZEHZEHZEHZEHZEH

    LMAO WHAT?!

  • @adrx2 thats fuckin sick , i know what you mean!

  • @mingo1992 Hahahaha hell yeah only Afrika Bambaataa can pull that off LOL

  • where can i get shades like bambaataa has at 3:58?????

  • house/freestyle/electro everything funk makers...

    

  • makes me wish i was around in the 80's

  • @famasdan i feel you bro

  • Can not see much sports wear in this vid.

  • @1988acid Why would you ? It's NYC.

  • @Khultan well look what (c)rap has become with all this sportswear,bling and stupid hand signals.

  • @1988acid Years have passed and so it's a different generation of young people. Nothing stays the same.

  • @Khultan well in truth i always went for the Electro-Funk then the Rap side of things so by the 1990's the world had changed with Rap on one side and Dance/House/Rave/Techno on the other.

  • @1988acid I tend to disagree, if you're using the American model. Of course, there are beastie boys but there are also Big Audio Dynamite in London, mixing up genres, you have Ari-Up, Dust Brothers, it all depends if you explore.

  • @Khultan Well i can go for 1970's,1980's Euro Disco,Pop,New Romantic,P-Funk, Electro,Rap from 1979-1987, Chicago House,Detroit Techno,Miami Bass,Go-Go etc but for most of the 1980's if you liked Rap you would of most then likely liked Electro,Go-Go etc yet i found most Rap fans from the 1990's to presemt day just like Rap and nothing else.

    Mind you the only Rap i liked in the first half of the 1990's was the Ragga Hip Hop stuff by London Posse etc.

  • @1988acid That's a variety if genres you have there. That's good.

  • @1988acid agree with your assesment... back in the days there was very little seperation between club and hip hop, after awhile it seperated with the popularity of hp hop increasing, and people tended to rewrite history and connections between 'genres'...

    Rap heads nowadays have no music knowledge, they barely even know the history of their own music let alone have an ear for anything else... it's sad because in 15-20 years they will have no classics to speak of...

  • @DjDedan Your so right about that as i also get the feeling that these Rap and Grime artists don't know there roots and the likes of Tu-Pac and Notorious Big who i couldn't stand and found it sad how they were bigger after they died didn't help the cause.

    I have also read interviews with old Electro headz like Ice T and Dr.Dre and they never seem to talk about there past,Chuck D might not be know for Electro but he was around in the day and he never talked Electro before Public Enemy.

  • @1988acid haha yeah, its not sexy to talk about those days and those connections or maybe they just forgot, chuck was there he knows what's up, ice T had a couple of electro cuts (wreckless springs to mind) so he should know... and i'm sure dre was around then... yeah i'm not sure why people don't talk about the connections, i just feel in some ways HIP HOP has grown bigger than itself, today it has very little respect for anything and thus kids have no clue about their own music. shame.

  • what does it say? the zulu nation got sued to fuck for copyright infringement?

    yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!

    hehehehe (I loved it when I first heard it - I loved it so much)

  • does anyone know techno song that had music like this on 1:30. video for song that was on mtv about years 2000/2001. was about chick running from something in tunnel..that's all i remember :/

  • @matejicmilan

    The Song is called "Trans-Europe Express" from the Band "Kraftwerk" from Germany!!!

  • @Cujo2108 it is like it,but video is different(girl running from something in tunnel which is blinking like in supersonic video:),that is not that song,aw thx :)

  • TECHNO TECHNO TECHNO !!!!

  • Their coming to my school to perform!!!!

  • @TAKENWTF1 they're*

  • @flyguy494 you know what time it is. a lot of people are trying to discredit the originators of the culture because they weren't there or they were not taught the truth.

  • @NYhistorian  Thanks.... most Definately'..... they can't relate to quality

  • this is the best roller skating song

  • this is the best roller skating song!!!!!!!!!!

  • This song will forever be the bomb!

  • Mid 80's, Crystal Palace, Memphis, TN...Nuff said.

  • This beat is still hot!

  • 1982

    

  • this song is from which year?

  • Afrika Bambaataa = the Funkmeister Generals on. the. case.

  • song owns LOLOLOL

  • when hip hop had soul. =D

  • zulu nation forever

  • i love breakdancing to this

    so fucking beast

  • Love the breakdancing!

  • 808

  • GODFATHER!!!!

  • u need to love the beat

  • Too bad this generation missed out on great music like this!

  • @80slovinthe1 thats what we have youtube for

  • 1982............jr high school lunchroom............got so many days detention for breaking......thats when you got detention for doing something other than fighting...

  • Pump THIS! <3

  • WOW - Amazing

  • breakin started with elements of james brown and kung fu.....rock steady crew in this video....the greatest to ever do it. bambaataa droppin knowledge. this is hip hop not mainstream rap that we see today...hip hop is supposed to say fuck the mainstream but some how we got lost on the way home.

  • the good old days .

  • mmm dem breakbeatz be makin me cum

  • toneladas de HIPHOP.....

  • Hip Hop would not exist if not for Kraftwerk. For those about to rap, we salute you.

  • @hotelmario510You are wrong, my man Planet Rock would not exist. Hip Hop was already going on. What are you saying?

  • @NYhistorian This song is one of the first modern hip hop songs, it started this age of hip hop.

  • @hotelmario510 I would say one of the first hip-hop songs with electronica going on. Remember, all rap didn't sound like this. There was also a strong funk influence with a lot of tracks.

  • @NYhistorian at least kraftwerk modernized hip hop, you should know that, without it, hip hop would be still that same old funk hippie whatsoever retro shit. Kraftwerk was one of the first modern music bands, which made music ahead of their time....

  • @prznt dude, i have nothing but respect for kraftwerk. in addition to being musicians, they are teachers and inventors of a lot of the technology we take forgranted today. they have mad patents. all i was doing was responding to a poster saying that hiphop wouldn't exist if it were not for kraftwerk which is false. second, a lot of people who comment here were not around and there needs to be some correcting on the history.

  • @NYhistorian humm so thats why you go around here with that super ego name "NYhistorian", now i see it.

  • @prznt lol, you have jokes

  • @NYhistorian its called sarcasm.

  • @prznt i think i'm aware of that. that's why i said you have jokes. also i don't see why you have a problem with my above texts. or do you just like knit picking?

  • @NYhistorian Just fixing and bringing the facts. Don't reply if you dont want to mess with me. Your choice.

  • @prznt what facts? i think you wanted me to dis kraftwerk and i didn't so now you're pissed. as far as my name, did you ever think for a minute that that is what i do? also i spoke to bambaataa a couple of times about this subject. you still haven't explained what was wrong with the above statements. you are stuck on the so-called egocentric name. what a cornball.

  • @NYhistorian im not pissed at all, and I still dont believe your stories about an interview with bambaata. lie lie lie...I dont care.

  • @prznt i'm going to just say this, and leave it alone because i really think you are a strange person. you seem to be pissed that i didn't dis kraftwerk and the fact that most hiphop was stemming from funk/soul, not electronica. bamabaata isn't hard to get with. i met him at a townhall meeting here in ny. he was with some of his boys from the zulu nation. when he's in town, he's always at events. anybody can talk to him. if you can't or won't believe it, that's your business. peace.

  • was this the birth of the hip hop craze?....

  • Yeah, Trans Europe Express is the original. But this rawks as well.

  • wtsup with their clothes?haha

  • This is what hip hop is all about. Breakin, rappin, taggin. Graffiti. Black folkz jammin together with out drama

  • can anyone say no flow? Just kidding.

  • There's a party in my tummy!!!

  • i wish we could get more music like this these days but shit nobody is making it

  • hell alot batter then todays pop

  • 1:34 Dj Five Fab Freddy?

  • Nothing like the Old School!

  • TRANS EUROPE EXPRESS...........

  • Too..muc..h.. awesome..!

    *head explodes*

  • I like this!

  • Pop lock dancing anthem!

  • World classic!!! Whenever and wherever I hear this...I always get out my seat!

  • yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaa just hit me

  • Old School Never Gets Old!

  • love it hip hop in its purest form with that kraftVerk magic touch

  • 80's 90's = strange

  • no creedits to soul sonic force?

  • The 80s music was the best

  • shout out to the zulu nation for keepin it real peace love and brotherhood

  • This was when we had REAL hip hop...

  • Preserve this classic sh@t !!!

  • Dude FUCK! That's so GOOD.

  • You still cant tell me nothing when this song comes on. 25 years later.

  • I was there @ BONDS Disco in Times Square when the were Rocking.

  • How old is this song?

  • Long live the TR 808!

  • I have found the perfect beat!!!!!!!!!!!!!my heart beat!!!!!!* I will always come back to this one! my foundation, my rock

  • Afrika Bambaataa from the beginning. The old school music. Nice shit^^

  • @blackmusicorg wow afrika bambaataa the beginners of the hip hop and rap funk music