Duke Reacts!

WE FIXED VIMEO with the full screen, it worked perfectly on this reaction, South Park vs. Family Guy from Chaotic Rap Battles which is a rival of ERB. WHO WON? WHO'S NEXT? Been wanting to do this for a minute, enjoy

Surprise new music video drop from the "rap Timothee Chalamet." Heartthrob Jack coming with straight bars on this one. And if you got bars, we here.

Reacting to a pair of music videos from Cheech & Chong's 1985 mockumentary Get Out Of My Room: "I'm Not Home Right Now" and the title track, both BANGERS. Cheech goes nuts in both, enjoy.

Live performance of Punky's Whips from the compilation Baby Snakes. This song also appeared on the 1978 record Zappa In New York, where Frank's character was voiced by SNL's Don Pardo. The drummer who takes the lead on this performance is Terry Bozzio, later the drummer and backing vocalist of the band Missing Persons.

This is a redo of a reaction we originally did in 2021 but we didn't have this software yet at the time so we couldn't catch all the lyrical and visual bars. If any reaction is worth another look it's this, one of Busta's fastest and craziest performances.

I was not impressed with Lil Uzi's performance in this music video and neither was Frank. This barely even qualified as a song, more of a feast for the eyes.

This dude Rucka never fails to crack me TF up, got ANOTHER one about Diddy's allegations. OMFG is all I gotta say.

Weird Al Yankovic - CNR off the 2011 album ALPocalypse. Forgotten gem in the style of the White Stripes. Enjoy

One of the greatest performances by a member of Frank Zappa's band has got to be Ruth Underwood on this one, St. Alphonso's Pancake Breakfast off the Apostrophe album currently celebrating its 50th anniversary tour. Also includes a partial reaction to Nanook Rubs It

Rucka Ali has been highly requested from my fans so we decided to bring Rucka back for his hilarious take on Diddy's allegations set ironically to the tune of Justin Beiber's "Baby". My fans have never steered me wrong, this song was something else. Not reccomended for more sensitive viewers.

The Vimeo screen recorder glitched up quite a bit during StoneHenge by Spinal Tap, but we were able to get a take in. Gonna try another take if we can get it to work properly. Enjoy.

I had to do another Try Not To Laugh challenge with the Impractical Jokers, this one with the Name Game. Couldn't get through these names without laughing, but we had to try for y'all.

Final scene from HAIR (1979) with George Berger going off to war. The Flesh Failures/Let The Sunshine In. This hits different today, In this scene Claude Bukowski tries to stop his homeboy Berger from being mistakenly shipped off to war. Epic finale. The first take got lost so this is a re-do. Enjoy

Lost gem from the 2000s, AESOP ROCK and Def Jux with another classic, NONE SHALL PASS. Enjoy

Sorry for the freezing and video quality, this reaction video was made with Clipchamp and the NEW updated VIMEO screen record software. The software is slow and still got some bugs in it but we salvaged the reaction for y'all the best we could. Enjoy. And go check out Pharrell Williams' new movie PIECE BY PIECE in theaters now.

One of Zappa's more controversial songs T&B (Titties & Beer) based on the traditional myth of the Devil Went Down To Georgia. There is a trigger warning applied to this reaction for more sensitive viewers, but I loved this record. Still slaps.

1984 was still the golden age of rock n'roll, Spinal Tap was there for to make fun of it and mercilessly mock the musicians of that era. SPINAL TAP was Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer and Michael McKean.

Reacting to a WEIRD AL classic, parody of All About the Benjamins from the 1999 classic Running With Scissors. Enjoy

One of the few genuine music videos from "The Dan", they were the musical guest on the infamous Midnight Special show from the 70s, equivalent to SNL. They did two songs and I got them both in there for y'all. "Show Biz Kids" and "My Old School" are both from Steely Dan's second record Countdown to Ecstasy (amazing album title).

We got two rap heavyweights in this one, RIVERS CUOMO of Weezer and the man everyone's talking about, LIL WAYNE.

The year was 2006, the album was Busta Rhymes' THE BIG BANG. The collaboration the world was waiting for. One of these MC's was on their A-game. The other, not so much.

Southern rap classic from 2001, Slim "Cutta" Calhoun and Andre 3000. Was not expecting this kind of verse from A3K, but the 2000s were just a different time.

Banger music video from 1993, former Genesis frontman Peter Gabriel. The bass line on this one blew me away, and the video is not very subtle. He be smashing on shawty.

Stankonia by OutKast was one of my favorite rap albums in high school, loved every track on there especially this one. Bombs Over Baghdad was something else. We need to bring Andre 3000 back to hip-hop for real.

A lost gem from back in 2020, from Brooklyn's own RA The Rugged Man. Rugged Man was beefing with Lil Yachty around 2017, so I was curious to see what kind of bars he came with. This is an authentic first listen, I only glanced over the video when it dropped in early 2020.