Watch the official music video for “Walk This Way” by Run DMC feat. Aerosmith
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Chorus:
Walk this way, talk this way
Walk this way, talk this way (She told me to)
Walk this way, talk this way
Walk this way, talk this way
Well just gimme a kiss
Ooh, like this!
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I can’t believe this version is 40 this year.loved it when it came out I was 15!!!
What a Great, Creative Video!
Guys lets keep this niche
This sounds cliche, but I had a friend growing up who played the original version constantly.
He was white – his step father was black.
The step dad wasn’t really a rock fan, and tried to be tolerant of the constant barrage of Zeppelin, Floyd, and whatever hair metal weirdness was constantly playing in his room.
They really did bond over the RunDMC version when it started playing on the radio. They ended up trading music back and forth – which is how the goofy white kids in our goofy white neighborhood started listening to Sly and the Family Stone, Otis Redding, and BB King.
Ultimately, Prince was their primary musical bridge, though they didn’t realize the liked the same songs until talking about it as a part of this process.
Very cool thing to happen.
RUN DMC’s cover came so tight that it pulled STEVEN FUCKING TYLER AND THE WHOLE REST OF THE AEROSMITH BAND 🤘🔥
🖤🤍❤️ das wären noch Zeiten😂😂🖤🤍❤️
LFG! boston proud baby 🎉
Not a rap fan
THIS WAS FUCKIN GREAT
🎉🎉🎉
One of the greatest collaborations in rock and rap