Buffalo Gals II
Malcolm McLaren & The World Famous Supreme Team Lyrics

@mvj1153

@UV77MC You don't think there were no Hip Hop Dj's outside of New York by the time this song came out? lol It came out in 1983 and I was 16 years old Djing all Hip Hop (and Electro Funk) in my neighborhood. People threw block parties back then. And the DJ's were playing it on the radio too. What are you talking about? And I'm not from NY or Europe. And it wasn't weird it was groundbreaking. lol How old are you? You don't even know what you're talking about. By that time Hip Hop been spread out of New York and to other states close to NY. Act like you know.

@uv77mc85

@mvj It didnt come out in 83. It was 82 and you were not a "hip hop" DJ then.

@RonnieGreher

This song holds up well for those who loved it then. You either get it, or you don’t. Nothing today comes close

@johnv339

Indeed.

@bondwin7025

Rip Mr Malcolm McLaren!!!!! 💔💔💔💔💔 RIP Dondi 💔💔💔💔💔💔

@brucekilby9957

Now RIP Vivian Westwood.Malcolms long time Partner in everything. Viv was a great supporter of Julian Assange.✨🇬🇧🇦🇺

@micahjared8082

Big Fat Rotund facts. Above the game right here. Like Aliens landing on the planet > Here comes Malcolm McLaren. I mean Jeeeez...... How much better does it get than this?

@marcusmuse4787

I bought the 45 of this and the lady that sold it thought it was trash. My mouth was wide open like wth you don't know diddley lady!!

@insanelook

A time when the hip hop culture was at it's full bloom. Basically the golden time of hip hop, thank god I lived that time. 54 years old now.

@marz3754

Same here. Still rocking this jam and many others.

@urbanbader4113

Was beginning of hip hop don't you agree

@ciao214Z

@Urban Bader hip hop entered the mainstream a few years
earlier

@edstar83

Gen X represent.

@CHRISANDREOU4199

Still rockin man
age is bullshit a bullsht concept from
The man, do want you wanna do and be who you wanna be

@adailtonsilvagomes2991

Esta música, "Buffalo Girls", tem um lugar especial em meu coração. Ela foi a voz que me ajudou a descobrir minha verdadeira paixão musical. Vindo da zona sul de São Paulo, Brasil, eu não tinha acesso fácil à televisão e à diversidade musical que ela oferecia. No entanto, essa música encontrou o seu caminho até mim, e tudo mudou.

"Buffalo Girls" é uma canção que transcende fronteiras e conecta pessoas de diferentes origens. Com sua batida contagiante e letras cativantes, ela me envolveu em um mundo de energia e liberdade. Quando eu a ouvi pela primeira vez, senti como se estivesse sendo transportado para além das barreiras físicas e limitações da minha realidade cotidiana.

Essa música me mostrou que a música não tem fronteiras e que a paixão pela arte transcende qualquer barreira geográfica. Mesmo sem acesso fácil à TV, eu consegui encontrar uma joia musical que ressoou profundamente em mim. Isso despertou em mim um desejo fervoroso de explorar mais, de buscar outros ritmos e melodias que poderiam me mover da mesma maneira.

Através da música, encontrei um senso de comunidade e pertencimento. Descobri que não estava sozinho em minha paixão pela música e que havia muitas outras pessoas ao redor do mundo que compartilhavam o mesmo amor. Essa música se tornou a trilha sonora dos meus dias, me inspirando e me motivando a seguir em frente, mesmo diante dos desafios.

Portanto, dedico esta mensagem à música "Buffalo Girls". Ela foi a faísca que acendeu minha paixão pela música e me levou a explorar um universo sonoro diversificado e enriquecedor. Sou grato por essa experiência transformadora e por todas as vozes que contribuíram para a criação dessa canção incrível.

Que "Buffalo Girls" continue a inspirar e conectar pessoas ao redor do mundo, assim como fez comigo. Que sua batida contagiante ecoe nos corações daqueles que a escutam, superando quaisquer limitações e fronteiras, levando alegria, liberdade e união a todos os amantes da música.

Que a música sempre encontre um caminho para iluminar nossas vidas e nos lembrar da beleza e da diversidade do mundo ao nosso redor. E, acima de tudo, que nunca percamos a capacidade de nos maravilhar com a magia que a música tem em oferecer.

Buffalo Girls, obrigado por me mostrar o poder da música e por me ajudar a encontrar meu caminho nesse vasto universo sonoro. Eu sempre vou carregar essa canção em meu coração e compartilhar sua mensagem com todos que cruzarem meu caminho.

Com gratidão e admiração,
Adailton São Paulo - BR

@gregoryramos999

Que homenagem ❤

@dazmalcs

Malcolm Mclaren never gets enough mentions for progressing B-boy/hip hop culture. Dude was way ahead of his time.

@mox9076

He appreciated Hip Hop when white America didn't take it seriously.

@popnfresh2928

@@mox9076very true but without Trevor Horn & The Art Of Noise musicians & recording engineers, non of this would have never happened….OMG, in 1982 this song was a Bi%#h to create. Took not weeks but months to edit all these sounds together with a real band (Art Of Noise) playing real instruments on top of all the Fairlight keyboard & IBM touchscreen efx’s going on this track which was all on recorded on magnetic tape to be edited with razor blades (not computer’s like they do today) for a final mixdown. I remember hearing Buffalo Gals on the radio in 1982 & seriously thought the record was skipping 😂😂😂 I remember when the song finally ended, a high school friend of mine & myself both looked at each other & said WTF was that😂😂😂….Buffalo Gals & Malcolm Mclaren for sure deserve’s too mentioned right along with Afrika Bambaataa, Kool DJ Herc, Grandmaster Flash, Kool Mo Dee, KRS One, Sugarhill Gang as one of precious few to help start freestyle & hip hop….R.I.P. Sexpistol Man🤟

@CHRISANDREOU4199

The World's Famous Supreme Team Show ran all the beats basslines and scratching on this track but never seem to get any credit,
I thank everyone who made this classic🙏

@popnfresh2928

@@chrisandreou4199 All Music Production & Mixing Duties handled by Trevor Horn, Gary Langan, Anne Dudley & J.J. Jeczlik, actually,…these 4 musicians would later be called THE ART OF NOISE….It was Malcolm McLarens idea to travel the for corners of the world to create the album DUCK ROCK & Producer Trevor Horn & his sound engineer Gary Langan went along with Malcolm to utilize all the music from around the world & all the unique samples they acquired for the Fairlight Computer when they returned back to Ztt Records London. WORLD FAMOUS SUPREME TEAM SHOW, are for the most part, 2 DJ’s who were massively popular & Trevor brought them both to London for vocal-ad libs & things for the Duck Rock LP…Art Of Noise is in charge of all the incredible music in terms of Malcolm’s Lp & various 12inch Singles related to the Duck Rock album….the HEY DJ 12inch one-off single has different musicians & production folks if that’s the song your referring too…..wish WORLD FAMOUS SUPREME TEAM SHOW made more records beside just that one😢….Trevor Horn & the Art Of Noise were way to busy after working with Malcom, they shifted there work duties to Frankie Goes To Holly, ABC & the massive YES 90125 LP…..wow, 1982/83 was one hell of a year in music for these lads…..

@thebeatlesandqueen8817

Dude also managed the pioneers of punk rock, punk rock wasn’t that big and the Sex Pistols are the definition of punk but Ramones got the spotlight and praise because of how much albums and hits they have

@moehammondmedia

Masterpiece. One of the most influential songs ever recorded.

@jackslade5106

Just ask Eminem, "two trailer park girls go round the outside, round the outside"

@CoiledasDevilry

This track is such a trip on headphones, because all the perc and bass is hardpanned to the left and everything else to the right - try soloing it one side or the other, it's a completely different experience. It was getting to be a rare technique in the 80s and absolutely unheard of these days

@wolfbirdhomestead600

had to immediately bust out my headphones and relisten once i read your comment. Any other songs or artists you can recommend?

@CoiledasDevilry

@@wolfbirdhomestead600 in terms of crazy stereo stuff? If you go back to the 50s/60s its surprisingly common, one of the things the "remasters" do is move things into a more contemporary stereo spread.

I think some versions of My Baby Shot Me Down by Nancy Sinatra have her voice isolated off to one side with the instruments on the other, I think thats the version they used for Kill Bill

Not quite the same thing but also if you find the isolated guitars for something like GnR's Welcome to the Jungle you'll notice that each guitarist is hard-panned to the left and right and sometimes they're playing completely different things that get lost when it's in the full mix

@itsxaj

Omg ye

@carlix8035

One of THE most important tunes and videos of my growing up. I’d heard nothing like it before when it came out.
It was a calling card for the next few years after. To say I love it is an understatement.

I know ppl moan about Malcom McClaren piggybacking on other ppls talent but he certainly had his finger on the pulse when this one came out. And for that I’m forever grateful.

@dianasendt9509

Totally agree. This was and still is gold

@jaimelimadasilva5364

Fiz meu saudoso pai comprar esse disco de tão impactante que ele foi pra mim na adolecencia!!!

@markbrooks4471

World Famous Supreme Team, I love how the snatches of phone call conversations with the World's Famous are sampled and thrown into the mix here. Man this tune goes through some serious changes of gear. So many cultures, styles and beats thrown into Malcolm's mixing bowl. We were all getting a glimpse into of the future of music right here.

@chuxchix5362

The song was made by the World Famous Supreme Team. They just didn't get the credit.

@maz1147

Errr think that was down to Mr Trevor Horn

@darkcharles7472

@@chuxchix5362 It wasn't made by the supreme team lol. trevor horn asked them what their favourite beat was and then he programmed a version of it into a Linndrum. That was their contribution. Oh and some samples of their radio show. The record was written and performed by Trevor Horn and Ann Dudley and the other art of noise people who were in the studio at the time.

@sexobscura

​@@chuxchix5362
That was always Malcolm's MO

@DoronTuber

Back in the eighties, this started it all for me. I saw these amazing rock steady crew guys and it blew my mind. Had to do it too, and I did, Today I'm 50 looking at these days with longing.
This is a huge song

@curtssallee9807

Dam...I feel you

@jessical2983

Amazing! Never gets old! Back in the days of giant speakers on basketball courts...this was one song that made everyone dance or sing along. It was a great time to be young in NYC for sure.

@jim6820

A masterpiece. I remember hearing this when I was a kid. Along with the HOBO SCRATCH.

@mikemc3524

Hobo scratch I remember that lol

@canallumiere3103

A batida mais clássica dos anos 80!

@araujodj526

Linda sucesso inesquecível época do break dance

@paulopandolfi

Simplesmente um clássico maravilhoso , a parti deste clássico deu início a geração break dance

@coopermantrade6008

EU realmente acredito que pra quem curte um SOM deve ter a mesma sensação que eu tenho com certeza deve estar em nosso DNA lembro como se fosse hj na época quem essa foi lançada eu ainda não saia de casa pois tinha apenas 11 ano rsrsr mais sempre fui muito rebelde o ovelha negra [entendem?] certa ocasião fiquei ouvindo um SOM muuuuito auto durante quase toda a madrugada até que criei coragem e decidi sair escondido a procura do mesmo, justamente nessa hr meu irmão mais velho chegou e disse que não tinha som vindo de lugar nenhum que era pra eu voltar a dormir obedeci etc.. mais até hj fico intrigado com essa situação, se não tinha SOM rolando! De onde ESTARIA vindo o SOM que eu estava ouvindo? Se eu conseguisse sair até onde iria a procura do mesmo? pela idade que tinha será que conseguiria voltar? se eu não fosse salvo pelo meu irmão onde estaria hj? Será que estaria VIVO? ouuu que DOIDERA MEU VELHO mais pra min o mais importante é que tudo correu bem hj estou aqui forte e cordo kkkkkk e continuo AMANDO o SOM DOS ANOS 80\90 forte abraço a todos vcs amantes da boa musica..!!!!

@oseiiassouzah5351

😎😎😎😎😎

@AandP4dummieslikeme

I'll never forget the first time I saw/heard this. Pure magic. Eternally on my playlist. A real classic.

@susannebuchholz785

What a great song!The 80ies were a great source of creativity!

@peterrees9530

When i hear this song it takes me right back to my youth, it brilliantly captures that whole breakdancing movement of the 80s, Malcolm was a visionary ahead of his time when it came to music and creativity. The breakdown bit at 2:11 with the rap break just brings back so many memories.

@sirlordcomixx1

Yes the breakdown was definitely cool.

@69Mucci

And the amazing thing is that Malcolm really had no singing or musical talent of any kind. Producer Trevor Horn thought he was insane to think he could make an album. But somehow it all worked brilliantly.

@ayookusanya5437

The bboy at 2:11 moves are incredible. I can never forget that bit. Awesome track, shout out the myths...legends... roc steady crew too.

@jim6820

May Malcolm McLaren RIP. Passed away 4/8/2010 at age 64 from peritoneal mesothelioma. Thanks for the lifetime memories.

@ruthmckay9086

He sure packed a lot in to those 64 years.

@Despondencymusic

He was in his 30s most likely at this time.

@BanjiLawal

I had no idea he was gone. Time catches up with all of us.

@nigeldriscollgent8074

Thank you Malcom for all you discovered Rest in peace

@majj4892

Estava com essa música na cabeça a muitos anos e encontrei , que viagem .

@vernonnilesjr8752

This classic song is perfect to break dance to RIP Malcolm Mclaren 🎤🎤🎤🎶🎵💪

@franklinmarcosdosreis6461

Esse balanço tocou muito aqui no Brasil fez muito sucesso

@vince7170

Damn one if not the biggest breakdancing jam of all time, keep it it jamming 2023

@shakennotsirred

This is a timeless classic for those that know💯💯🔥🔥

@fredkeeler1234

Perfectly captures the era. "Freeze" performs The Moonwalk before Michael Jackson immortalized it

@dex.cameron1855

The good ole days... it was a privilege to be there in NYC watching hip hop be born! I remember all those crews. Rock Steady from the Bronx, GFW (Grand Floor Wizards) from Brooklyn.... and many other dope crews out there at that time. It was definitely a privilege.

@peterzacco4786

Dex. Camerón I was there too. It was special. Kids are corny now.

@dex.cameron1855

Peter Zacco - You are right, they don't have a clue. The hip hop art form has been diluted so much I don't recognize it anymore.

@ShotsMerkzAll

Kendrick and J Cole still keeping the true essence of hip hop.

@Norwalquero

Man, that must have been something! I watched it happening on TV from the West Coast, but must've been something to be there in NY in those early days.

@dex.cameron1855

@Norwalquero - It was my brother.

@huiasnathan6129

These are the real sounds back in the 80s and still is today ❤️

@BeatTheseAllegations

Época de ouro

@luciaprado4682

Saudades deste grande Genio Malcolm Maclaren eterno.

@purpletrashocervoporreta2594

Algumas pessoas são eternas Malcolm McLaren é eterno

@sisa7466

This was Music from another dimension.. the 80s was amazing 🎹❤️

@franciscorodrigues7154

E lá se vai quase 40 anos de break dance...
Estou velho!!!!

@cvvv6166

THE FIRST EVER music video to introduce the Hip Hop culture / street music to the masses beyond NYC ! it was a culture shock when we first watched this video (and that crazy Beat/mixing/scratch of course 😉 ) on TOTPS back in 1982 ! 😎👍
R.I.P. Malcolm , a true musical genius across various genres

@texasvice1

THIS SONG! This was my intro thesis to hip hop! I had a partner from the Bronx, he played this for me in Texas. At first I said WTF. After hearing it about 3 times it sunk in and I have never looked back. Glad to see I watched the progression of Hip Hop, Rap grow from a vine in concrete into a full grown tree and now a forest. Thanks VIC.

@Skyebright1

Malcolm Maclaren was great at picking up the new music genres in the 80s

@euricosouza7752

Eu me lembro dessa época, muito bom relembrar os anos 80

@lucianoferrazdasilva7079

Foi e ainda é muito Top!!!
Que saudade dos meus anos 80!!
Malcon Maclaren...Afrika Bambata... Run DMC.. Tom Tom Club e muitos outros que nos fizeram dançar, namorar e Viver um tempo mágico.... Hoje em 2020 saudosos vivemos está outrora em nossas recordações.

@scrumps101

Yes! Time Zone with Afrika Babbata and World Destruction. Best song ever.

@lewisjones4130

NOW IT'S 2022

@mamedeazevedo9159

Da um aperto no coração de escutar essas músicas dos anos 80 e viver agora e perceber que anos mágicos que se passaram e não volta mais.

@kimjohnson1336

Back in the day, there was about 19 different versions. Loved everyone of them

@rubystaging237

I never get tired of listening to this song. !!!

@nigelcarren

The man was a genius. I could never work out if he was ahead of the wave or if it was he who actually created it? 🏆🇬🇧

@mrivucu

All he ever did was take what was hot in NYC and bring it to the UK! He never made one piece of original music, by he cheated quite a few artists out of their royalties!

@kollusion1

Culture Vulture.

@Wally-H

@mrivucu That is partly true, however this record went a long way to raising awareness of hip hop in the UK where it was almost entirely unknown beforehand - that led to many artists making big money out of the genre in Britain in future years. Obviously McLaren didn't know that would happen and he was a thief, but the long-term results for hip hop were great.

@Philoyouknow

It's actually a Trevor Horn creation.

@RomseyCC

He was the wave. This song was a pure epiphany.

@denilsonpelopeano57

Eu sinto falta da minha adolescência e dos meus amigos!

@carlossoares2336

O Brasil dançou muito esse som . Viva Mr. Malcolm MacLaren!

@eduardocampitelli1495

Me faz lembrar do velhos tempo...de escola....🕺🕺

@carlosandrepereira926

Essa música aqui no Brasil foi o início de tudo!

@gogostyle33

One of my all time favorite songs! This always takes me back to the good ol days.

@racafritz

Madame Butterfly version is still suck in my head after all these years.

@Reuben007Ash

Me too

@dalehoward3704

@Raven Le FayeI loved that too!

@ButcherSevenActual

Me and my friends spent hours practicing our moves to this song back then. Great memories.

@Daisypetal100

Timeless great song.

@carlosandrepereira926

Ele foi o grande!
Inaugurou o break Dance!

Malcon McLaren

@gvetech

My first introduction to hip-hop at 8 years old. Classic 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@neypedalneypedal9313

Nostalgia pura , anos 80 na veia💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃👌👍

@hakimnuraldin5468

Ahhh...memories.
I remember my mom tried breakdancing to this song back in the day, and I nearly died laughing. 👁👁😂

@dw5749

Just discovered it. Wow. In love. The rhythm the sound , yes!👍🙂

@thomastom888

Malcolm did so much for music punk and then hip hop he was a brilliant head of his time person

@PublicDemandRecords

one of the greatest records of all time

@johnnightshade5779

This takes me wayyyyyy back to the day of poppin, break dance battles, and when MCs and DJs had real talent on the mic and 1s and 2s.

@ronthatus

I haven’t heard this track since the breaking days!!! Takes me right back to the good old days

@idomalion6167

I saw the break dancers in New York in 1984. How things have changed so much since then. Never forgot this track. Rock Steady Crew were awesome

@turkishboyMLT

It’s like being in Rome when Julius Caesar was in the consul.

@darylobey8867

Rock steadys still around and still legendary :) i meet ken swift when he cam hear to canada in 2006

@DjNikGnashers

I was a BBoy in 1982 ... in England :-)
My friend had a some relatives living in the US, who were posting cassettes to him, with recordings of Red Alert & Chuck Chillout radio shows and that's where we heard the music first.

@newzcutter

Dj red alert goes berserk. Mr magic radio show and chuck chill out back in the early 80s.
Good times!

@DjNikGnashers

@David Awesome times !
I loved the way he scratched the telephone ring tone when he said there was a caller on the line.

@reelfly

OMG I remember rockin to this as a kid in NYC!! I loved it. Still rocks in 2019!🔥

@marcoscardososantos5079

Melhor época de nossas vidas como éramos felizes

@ceecoursian

When this video came out I thought it looked like it was in the far future after a war . It’s haunting and I love it .

@Tyler_YT202

Nothing better than These hip-hop/funk olschool from 1980s never dies such a great hit

@purpletrashocervoporreta2594

Obrigado por tudo grande gênio chamado Malcolm Maclaren

@markgraham4732

So full of historical, musical substance!!!

@CHRISANDREOU4199

51 years old born in 71 UK,still listening to this,
and will continue to listen to this until they put me in a box😁

@popdog200

Buffalo box

@johngrepo9976

Man ot takes me back to my crew performing on Hollywood Blvd

@brucekilby9957

Yeah Mal And Viv.Buffalo is still a great tune,so long ago. RIP Mal and Viv.🐃💕🙏n Sid🇬🇧

@40thanniversaryripper22

'73 👍

@retroart8656

@STRAKKERSTECHNO

My god 🙏🏾 the best years of my life... growing up in this era💯😍😎

@malcdog04

Brings back memories, from back in the day. My 7th grade Brooklyn classmate ( rapper known as Chubb Rock) tought me how to scratch and mix off this song. He's one hell of a DJ, before he went into rapping.🤔😎

@seraphine9965

The 80’s was it, best time to be alive. Everything was electric, music, movies, pop culture and people. I used to be in a dance crew, I still break out the occasional head and knee spin, I’m sure it will be the death of me one day, crumpled in a twisted heap in front of a party of family and friends

@markberryhill2715

Can you think of a better way to go out? I'll be doing the singing part, that was my specialty. I still sing this one when I see a big girl with a bad attitude ( white girls included ( my sister ! )

@marcosalves4824

Yes..

@truckersagainsttrafficking7550

What idiot would down vote this epic comment?

@tomprosser849

thats hilarious

@matty6848

I grew up in the 80s and it was a truly great period to be alive and experience what a time it was. Kids today live such restricted lives compared to how we did. You don’t even see kids playing outside anymore as their all indoors on their X box all day.

@StephaneH-go1xo

There's lots of memories coming back to me when i hear that. 1st time i heard that, i was 15. I bought the single days after, and i have it still 40 years later 🎉🎉

@TOMMYOLA1

so much style...creativity..and class....God bless Malcolm Mcclaren and The World Famous Supreme Team

@marciadearaujo2824

Top demais essa música é o vídeo tbm sdds ETERNAS de Malcolm Maclaren e suas músicas inesquecíveis R.I.P DESCANCE EM PAZ MALCON OBRIGADO POR SUA OBRA PERFEITA

@purpletrashocervoporreta2594

Todo o nosso eterno respeito ao grande gênio Malcolm Maclaren

@luisarocha459

58 years old and still looove this, this era and the Rock Steady Crew #babylove.
Been a fan since the beginning of BBoys in the Netherlands thanks to my brother BBoy Carlos Alberto Rocha aka RHYTHMMATIC 🙌🏽

@insidetheribcage1401

I was in elementary school when I heard this ..its still a jam .

@stevechabalik6985

The first time I heard this song it was late at night on WKTU; I thought it was a sick joke. By the third listen, I was hooked and knew it was a MASTERPIECE! Doh-See-Doh your partner!

@alalove7186

This song screams 80s!!! Classic just everything about this song is a masterpiece🤍

@swiftcee266

Absolute ground breaking track.

@marisvaldocirqueira3219

MUITO BOA,DANCEI ESSE SOM! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

@josetozzi3089

Além de hip pop aqui no Brasil foi uma febre essa dança do break. Tbm curti muito. Sinto muitas saudades de bons tempos assim q não volta mais. Boas recordações.

@celiosiqueira8734

@Jose Tozzi muitos concursos de break aqui em Mogi Sp

@TravelingTal

The importance of this track and video was very important to Hip Hop during it's early 80's developmental faze . Trust me, I was there.

@mradriankool

One day the world will catch up with Duck Rock. The album still sounds so far ahead of its time

@simondevlin1695

Its 40 years old….. 👌

@tracya3467

This song brings back so many memories of simpler times. I wish I could go back to these happy and fun times.

@AmosAmerica

Thanks Malcolm for this brilliant conceptual song and video! After all these years, there's still a lot to unpack here! Combining the title of an old song (Buffalo Gals), American folk dance, a then new fad of scratching, a random radio station call-in to World's Famous Supreme Team used as a sample (all that scratchin's making me itch), British fashion, tribal inspired make-up, B-boys, South African Choir, and... Malcolm leading the promenade on a basketball court in New York City - all at the same time! (I'm sure I've skipped something.) Innovatively produced by Trevor Horn, the video is an important time capsule on several new international cultural movements... some still popular today, some completely underground even then.

@fritzj6803

Malcolm was very brilliant, but he wasn't a producer. He was the manager/hype guy. Trevor Horn from the group "The Buggles" was the Mastermind behind it along with the World Famous Supreme Team

@AmosAmerica

@@fritzj6803 Yup, very true. And, I've already mentioned Trevor Horn as producer.

@eddielima4586

Sensacional está música, me lembra minha infância.

@dimitrisskoyras2472

Assholism song! Song of the cock! I fuck Great Britain! Ai sihtir!

@ruteniosaraivareboucas738

Essa é das antiga. Minha adolescência.

@louisdecuzzi7396

What a classic

@keenyalatreese9244

Forever a classic!! #50YEARSOFHIPHOP

@mmm091000

The chorus is brilliant !!!

@djfrankieb1

2022 and this still the Classic hip hop breakdancing Jam!!! Brings back cardboard backspin memories !! 😎👍🏼✨️

@knightstemplar7337

From 02:08 is so 80's and those synthesizers on the back ground is just perfect. Glad i was a teenager in the 80's.

@MIXPRO68

THIS WAS SUCH AN AMAZING ERA IN HIP HOP-IM GLAD I WAS YOUNG TEEN WHEN THIS SONG HIT BIG-THE VIDEO IS JUST DOPE-THIS IS HIP HOP!!!!

@alejandroescoto8039

This takes me straight back to my days in break dance crews of the 80s

@fmfdocbotl4358

YUT

@DPoner

This was groundbreaking and still sounds awesome despite the warts in the mix. It wasn’t so refined then and that was a good thing. It’s more (pardon the term) organic and loose. 10/10

@sidigs344

Had this on 7" vinyl, I was around 12years old ,
played it until the needle broke! ,
😎👌🏽.

@dresden67

When this video came out never heard of break dancing or pretty much the music.. It was ground breaking seem like every kid in school was doing.. The man was a visionary.. A fan of metal and 80's back in the day.. But still saw the explosion it became..

@micahjared8082

Born in 71. Listened to a lot of rock. A lot of Motown. Flash forward to the 80s. Here comes this $hit. How peeeeerfect. Classic. Timeless. To good to be true. Malcolm you changed my life Bro

@albertrosa5716

When this video first premiered on MTV in 1982, it helped spread the NYC B-boy culture worldwide. A lot of people's first exposure to B-boying and hip-hop culture was from this video. R.l.P. Buck 4, Kuriaki, Frosty Freeze RSC, Dondi Cia. ✌

@markberryhill2715

You know your music.

@stihlearning046

Yup, all the way to the bottom of the world too. Every dance move was copied in New Zealand from this video until we started finding our own style. It went from Malcom to Grandmaster to Sugar hill to Zapp. It's still endless to this day.

@albertrosa5716

@G B Mr. Freeze, not Mr. Fresh.

@afflulifestyle1784

Respect Albert, thanks for addressing the art by its real name "Bboying". I'm sick of people calling it breakdancing, they need to educate themselves & realise that was the commercial name given to it by the media. I started bboying in the Uk in 1982 as a first generation Bboy, & carried on for 34 years it was the greatest time ever so raw & real through those years. Peace brother

@58fins

Word!

@kellyanne4207

Its 2020 and I still love it

@guysimmons4305

This is a true classic. When i hear it its like i get transported to that time.

@issiewizzie

I remember seeing this in 1982 ...I thought I was seeing magic

@dopdoit

A rare music video that captured the spirit of hip-hop.