No Sleep till Brooklyn

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"No Sleep till Brooklyn" is a 1987 rap-rock anthem by the Beastie Boys, celebrated for its hard-hitting guitar riff, humorous lyrics, and iconic status in both hip hop and rock culture.

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No Sleep till Brooklyn canonical 2
No sleep till Brooklyn! 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album Licensed to Ill
artist Beastie Boys NERFINISHED
associatedWithLocation Brooklyn
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs anthem
rap-rock anthem
featuresArtist Kerry King
featuresInstrument electric guitar
followsInTracklist Girls
genre hip hop
rap rock
rock
guitarSoloBy Kerry King
hasCulturalImpactOn hip hop culture
rock culture
hasLivePerformanceStapleFor Beastie Boys NERFINISHED
hasMusicVideo true
hasNotableLyric No Sleep till Brooklyn self-linksurface differs
surface form: No sleep till Brooklyn!
hasParodyAndHomageIn popular culture
includedIn greatest hits playlists of Beastie Boys
isInBillboardChart U.S. Billboard Hot 100
surface form: Billboard Hot 100
language English
musicVideoDirector Adam Dubin
Ric Menello
notableFor blend of hip hop and rock
hard-hitting guitar riff
humorous lyrics
partOf Beastie Boys singles
surface form: Beastie Boys discography
performer Beastie Boys NERFINISHED
precedesInTracklist Paul Revere
producer Beastie Boys NERFINISHED
Rick Rubin
recordLabel Columbia Records
Def Jam Recordings
releaseDate 1987-03-02
releaseYear 1987
tempo fast
usedAsEntranceMusicFor New York Islanders
writer Adam Horovitz
Adam Yauch
Kerry King
Michael Diamond

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Beastie Boys notableSong No Sleep till Brooklyn
Licensed to Ill hasPart No Sleep till Brooklyn
No Sleep till Brooklyn hasNotableLyric No Sleep till Brooklyn self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: No sleep till Brooklyn!