Duke Reacts!

Reacting to South Park's infamous "Sexual Harassment Panda" episode in response to the Me Too movement. I'm well aware that this reaction may get us cancelled, BUT I am willing to go there. What are you goinna do to stop it now? Gotta love classic South Park!

XTC's Dear God, from the 1986 album Skylarking. This video definitely caught me off guard, Andy Partridge spazzed out on the last verse. This is a master class in songwriting. And a FIRE feature from a random child, these lyrics hit different now.

As a teenager, this was the song nobody could sing in karaoke, one of the most impossible verses to truly master. Late 90s alternative classic, Barenaked Ladies ONE WEEK.

This one hits different today I tell ya. This was used as an anthem in the early 1960s for American soldiers in Vietnam and that story stuck with me so I thought I'd share it with you guys. Enjoy

Classic SNOOOP, this one used to bang pretty hard in the clubs back in the early 2000s.

Another gem from the dirty South in the early 2000s, David Banner & Lil Flip- Like A Pimp. Enjoy

Apparently this is a clip of the 2000s Nu-Metal band Mudvayne performing live at the ACADEMY AWARDS. Is this real or a really clever editing job? You be the judge.

Alice Cooper has supposedly been "cancelled" for a joke he made in recent interviews. But cancel this, we're still gonna react to the original Shock Rocker here on Duke Reacts. Elected (1972) is one of the first music videos ever made by a popular rock artist, well before MTV.

From the 1975 film adaptation of The Who's Tommy, this is Eyesight to the Blind featuring Eric Clapton. The scene is quite trippy, as is most of the movie. It truly was a unique time in rock and roll, where you could get away with a lot more than you can now.

Busta was definitely "on one" for this remix. I decided to take a trip back to 2010, when Busta Rhymes was at the top of his game in terms of fast rap. "Mr. Smash On Everybody Record" certainly brought it on this one, as did Nicki Minaj.

Fantastic and underrated UK band from the 70s. THE SWEET in this video are Brian Connolly, Steve Priest, Andy Scott and Mick Tucker. Reacting to TEENAGE RAMPAGE off their 1974 debut album. A lost classic

This song seems to have taken on new meaning after the pandemic, with Gen Y & Z latching on to Lil' Duval and Snoop Dogg's message. Or maybe not, but you still gotta turn this shit up at every BBQ.

Originally posted 7/16/21 Rare full-length collab between the OG legends Snoop Dogg and Busta Rhymes. Hearing this for the first time, enjoy the reaction!

I'm surprised more people didn't react to this fire music video off Snoop's 2022 masterpiece Back on Death Row. I'm one of only 3 or 4 reactions to this on all of Youtube. Enjoy. And yes, BIG and 2PAC both back here

You don't think of this song when thinking of 80s anthems, but for me this a banger. One of the earliest music videos, this is when the format was brand new, summer 1981 I believe. Gotta rock out to this one, hits different today.

This reaction is a tribute to Hip-Hop music turning 50 years old this weekend. And yes, I do want to hear that OLD SCHOOL.

Some have said this song is Frank trying to warn us about diseases such as the one we all just survived. But I will leave that up to you to decide. We are here for ALL the vibes.

Donald Fagen and Steely Dan are true OGs, telling a story as only they can. We going down to Mexico for this one, watch out now. Got some savage bars too

2 minute slice of mid-70s pop perfection from the one and only Bill Nelson and his band Be-Bop Deluxe. Nelson's work is truly underrated, hell of a performance here.

There is only one Jethro Tull. Ian Anderson and his FLUTE playing, such a unique style and performance. Say what you will about 60s and 70s bands, they brought it live!

Re-recording one of my first published reactions from 2020, this is a song about sex. This one has a music video, taken from one of the Nuge's concerts in 1978. This is the Motor City Madman at his craziest.

Reacting to Sammie - Hardball (ft. Lil Bow Wow, Lil Zane, Lil Wayne & Jermaine Dupri) from the soundtrack to the film Hardball (2001) starring Keanu Reeves. Enjoy

Yes, i know the audio of her performance is muted, they took it out to avoid copyright issues. But I thought the raw master of this reaction is still entertaining enough to share even without the original audio, The commentary track is strong enough as it is. Enjoy this rare outtake.

With this generation of rappers it's all about the visuals and the VIBES. We here for all of it, we unlike you guys we see everything and react to everything. Enjoy