In a game of word association, when someone says “Rage Against the Machine,” the last response you’d likely hear is “The Bee Gees,” but alas, when it comes to mashups, those rules of logic are usually thrown out the window.

YouTuber William Maranci created the mashup below of Rage’s “Bulls on Parade” and the classic Bee Gees hit “Stayin’ Alive.” Is the mashup as seamless as other hard rock/pop mashups in the past? No, but it certainly gets an “A” for effort and creativity.

Rage will embark on their highly-anticipated “Public Service Announcement” tour with Run The Jewels (definitely not the Bee Gees) starting March 26 in El Paso, Texas. A complete list of tour dates can be found at Tour.RATM.com.

Red Hot Chili Peppers & 4 Other Rock Reunions in 2019

• Rage Against the Machine

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  Seemingly out of nowhere, Rage Against the Machine announced they've reunited. Thanks to the pandemic, their tour will be split between 2022 and 2023.

• Red Hot Chili Peppers

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  After a ten-year absence from the band, John Frusciante has rejoined the Chili Peppers replacing his replacement Josh Klinghoffer.

• My Chemical Romance

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  Six years after the band announced their break-up, MCR announced their first reunion show.
• The Black Crowes

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  The Black Crowes, after much speculation and tour leaks, made it official with the announcement of their tour where reunited brothers Chris and Rich Robinson will perform their debut album, 'Shake Your Money Maker,' in its entirety.

• Motley Crue

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  After quite literally blowing up their "Cessation of Touring Agreement" from their 2014-15 "Final Tour," Motley Crue announced they reunited and confirmed a massive stadium tour with Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett and The Blackhearts.

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