CEDAR PARK, BABY !!!! This is the joint that put Rap on the map for me. 2days crap is just that...CRAP. I can't listen to 2day's shit, except for Ludacris, and maybe 50.
I rather listen to this everyday then any and all the sorry shit that plays on the radio now a days. This is real Hip Hop NO guns jewels money killing and so on.
Just GOOD Hip Hop music talking about Good times and memories.
BX..JUST ICE WAS FROM BK BUT SPENT ALOT OF TIME IN THE BX AROUND CASTLE HILL...AND MUCH PROPS TO HIM AND EVERYONE HE NAMED.....ON A SIDE NOTE STOP SAYING BREAKDACE PEOPLE THE CORRECT TERM IS BBOYING OR ROCKING AND THE DANCE FORM GOES BACK TO THE EARLY-MID 70S.....
Bless you for posting this!!!!!!!!. i was still just fresh off the "boat" and learning to speak english when this tune was out. hip hop was the only warm welcome i received for a long time.....some give up on hip hop but i will never!
Here is some more history you may interesting.With respect to break dancing, Break dancing has been around well before the 80's.
If you watch a movie from thee late 60's early 70's you will find break dancing, The difference is that it was not called break dancing. There are movies as well as live performances during that time where you would find tap dancers that looked like break dancers.
A bit of history for those interesteed in the creation of break beats.The word break beat was a term we used back in the early days of hip hop. Since the 90's a record with a break ( breakdown) within the song was called a break beat. Also, Often you would hear 1 - 2 minutes of drums on a break beat record. Those drums were taken from the original song then extended.
The best song on the history of Hip Hop !!! "If I dont say your name that means you was not there" Here that Cali, ATL, Dirty Mouth ... I mean South ...... Home of the watered down Rap Artist. AKA Pop Rappers. As MC Shan once said "putting silly words together that all sound the same".
"My name is Just-Ice a man not a prankster, I was known...As the gangster; But believe me that is no fun, The time is now to unite everyone. You don't have to be soft to be for peace, Robbin' and killin'and murderin' is the least, You don't have to be chained by the beast; But party people it's time I release!" -- "Self-Destruction" (The Stop The Violence Movement)
i remember anti partied badges,i wore a silver german cross and terry[wearin his african badge] came up to me and siad whats that and i siad whats that ,!,that was 1987,me and terry had a laugh about it 20 years later...........ive always liked hip hop as well as punk music,its the proof that you dont have to practice what you listen to,i do miss public enemy and polit.rap,,long live kurtis blow//
if you guys are looking for a book that talks about absolutely EVERYTHING about the hip hop industry, you've got to check out "The Big Payback. The Business of Hip Hop", by Don Chiaris.. i'm 36, and reading it was like turning the clock back to '87 all the way up to current day. absolutely incredible book that dealt with everything about the business of hip hop.
My 5 year old daughter sitting in the other room has been yelling for me to stop playing this music. She finally came into the livingroom dancing and bouncing to the beat like she had listned to this all her life. She loves it.
they came out with a new hiphop book for real heads which interviewed every classic emcee, Big Daddy Kane, G Rap, Chuck D, Pharoahe Monch, Masta Ace, all the greatz
@Thedarkheritage1__A better book to learn about this era is "Yes, Yes Ya'll" It documents hip hop's first 10 years, (and it's dope!). You'll be feelin the Bronx as you read that thing.
I remember when my friend Scott, AKA Scott la rock would come to my house to listen to my break beat collection. I also remember when he told me about a man he met in the Shelter where he worked. I'm talking about KRS 1, Scott loved my name. He took the La rock and added it to his name. Those were fun times. " ITS YOURS "
@tlarock WOW! THANKS FOR THE HISTORY LESSON BRO! ITS AN HONOR TO HOLLA AT YA, YOUR A LEGEND NEVER FORGET THAT, THE OLD SCHOOL HEADS LIKE ME WILL NEVER FORGET YOU, PEACE TO YOU ALWAYS!
@tlarock ive been tryin to find u SINCE WE WAS DRIVIN AROUND IN MY RED WORK VAN AT 19 AN ALIEN NESS WAS MY PARTNA b4 U FOUND A DEAL 4 ME AN u BUT THAT NITE the LIMO NEVA CAME I HEARD SOME CRAZY SLHIT ITS 2 LUCE RALPH FROM QUEENS im GLAD U RECOVERED FROM THAT INCIDENT I HEARD THEY DOIN A MOVIE BOUT YA LIFE TLA ROC ROC ON u taught me alot about the game dj js1 worked wit tone 4 a while too YEAH
@tlarock in 2009 i did the tribute to scott la rock concert and i will be getting at you for a show to. black monopoly records. i am also part of the zulu nation
@theaznlvr man you're cracking me up here for two reasons. 1) you're debating with freaking T LA ROCK, a true school pioneer 2) you're WRONG -- the very definition of a *break* is the drum break, aka a fresh drum solo in the middle of ANY record.
anyway hopefully you're understanding this now. peace.
Anyone who Dis likes this Should BREAK themselves! or get down or Lay down or sumthng. they must be a soulja boy fan or sumyhng . thoz 9 poeple should just jump off the red bridge . . . shit
As a teenager,my neighborhood didn't have no cable so I was only able to catch this video on Video Music Box on channel 31(WNYC-TV,a former PBS tv station) during the middle of my junior year at James Monroe High School just when I joined the Co-Operative Education Program there.
met cool herc a couple times and he never told me that he was jamaican and i could care less. respected him as a brother and a cool dude and his works so i didn't need to know that. these kinda beats i miss. boom bap. krs and just ice did their thing. krs keep doing ur thing and keepin bringing the realness to tha real heads. still go to ur shows. waiting for u in nyc! Hip Hop 4eva.
Man KRS ONE and Just Ice,,,Even Kris got respect,crazy how the old classics sound so good still..I cant barely listen to these new cats,they doing pop music nowadays...
yo just kick those rhymes you was kickin to me awhile ago...awiiigghhhtt...if he did'nt say your name that means you was not there and to earn a position and do hard work you could ask kool herc or his man red alert he'll tell ya because he knows for sure.....did it ever get better than this NOT
Hip Hop began in the South Bronx in the late 70's. If folk claiming this & that weren't even born or at an age of understanding you can't judge who did what. The Hip Hop culture is about peace, love, unity & having fun.
@funkb0x also..Cool Herc, a Jamaican, is known as tha Godfather of hip hop. he came to Bronx, NY in the early 70's and brought his DJ styles to the bronx...all started with Cool Herc. Fact.
@Skyjuice70 I 100% agree! I've spent the night with Cool Herc watching him play his 7" classic vinyls with no centers. Same goes for Flash & a few of the other true pioneer DJ's. I also think KRS One is amazing & even to this day he represents the true values of Hip Hop.
@Butterflycradle1 WTF Eazy-E didn't write his own lyrics. Schooly D was around before him. You need to do you research before you leave a bullshit comment. Its obvious that you know nothing about hip-hop.
Yo did anybody listen too all those Hip-Hop Pioneers he mentioned. Damn!! And look who in the center of this Old School Hip-Hop Classic... KRS-ONE The Greatest MC Of Al;l Time! Aint nothing change. He still the same at 45 years old. Love, Peace, Unity and having fun and always acknowledging the Pioneers and represented Hip-Hop to the fullest! The Teacha!!!! Just Ice...I'm Old School. I know the deal. Nuff Respect.
Yo! If u're down with that ILL HIP HOP and/or that GANJAH, then u need 2 peep the ORIGINAL vids on my channel, like "Zone Out", "Let Me Be Free", & "Roll It Up"! They will have you LUNCHIN', especially if u're BLAZED UP!!!!
Yo man, kick the rhymes you was just kickin' a while ago...... This is some classic hip hop 4 ya! In the hill, not a thing was chill. I LOVE THIS JOINT!!!!! The truth I swear; admit and declare. The Bronx was the first; I know I was there!!!
RIP Scott LaRoc!!!
dixielatino 1 week ago
CEDAR PARK, BABY !!!! This is the joint that put Rap on the map for me. 2days crap is just that...CRAP. I can't listen to 2day's shit, except for Ludacris, and maybe 50.
UptownAssassin95 1 week ago
THE CLASSICS!!!!
bigrod67 1 week ago
1:35 STAND UP CASTLE HILL
bronxchica777 1 week ago
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bronxchica777 1 week ago
one of the best hip hop rap songs ever...i used to pump this on my 87 alfa romeo milano word up cause im going way back peace
witoescobar 2 weeks ago
where is dude now????
foofermoe 2 weeks ago
i am a jamaican,when i first came to this country and i heard this shit,i was in love with rap,because thats where its at.good fun natural music
pointtdexter 3 weeks ago
this was the good times
moondeep12 3 weeks ago
Break/beat/sample = 'Kid Dynamite - Uphill Peace Of Mind'
fatshoolaces 1 month ago
hip hop classic
kwamemali 1 month ago
This jam b tha shit ;)...this is tru hip hop right here word!!!
christine69178 1 month ago
don t get me wrong i have nothing against jusi-ice or t la rock love this song and "put that record back on" is awesome
theaznlvr 1 month ago
LOVE this!!!
THEcontinanza 1 month ago
Just Ice, as underrated an MC as there every was...
BigLiuKang 1 month ago
still can be pumped todayandblow todays rap away...techa and the original gangster of hip-hop-just-ice
jonnyquest0407 1 month ago
This joint could bust out any song today.Lol
datu310 1 month ago
He got flow for dayz! ! !
thedanwriter1 1 month ago
Born in 72... God Bless Brooklyn and the Origanators!!!!
hoppyhas7 1 month ago
shit hot
daddyfresh23 2 months ago
I rather listen to this everyday then any and all the sorry shit that plays on the radio now a days. This is real Hip Hop NO guns jewels money killing and so on.
Just GOOD Hip Hop music talking about Good times and memories.
PEACE ONE LOVE.
oneairjordan 2 months ago 10
BX..JUST ICE WAS FROM BK BUT SPENT ALOT OF TIME IN THE BX AROUND CASTLE HILL...AND MUCH PROPS TO HIM AND EVERYONE HE NAMED.....ON A SIDE NOTE STOP SAYING BREAKDACE PEOPLE THE CORRECT TERM IS BBOYING OR ROCKING AND THE DANCE FORM GOES BACK TO THE EARLY-MID 70S.....
CHIEF69 TBB-FRC - BX FORT APACHE
chief69oner 2 months ago
The first Gangster Rapper and he`s from brooklyn.
barlog20 2 months ago
"Just-Ice" a rather ironic name since the owner of this play on words likely stands for anything but.
shadowsoal2000 3 months ago
Bless you for posting this!!!!!!!!. i was still just fresh off the "boat" and learning to speak english when this tune was out. hip hop was the only warm welcome i received for a long time.....some give up on hip hop but i will never!
mistachin75 3 months ago
Here is some more history you may interesting.With respect to break dancing, Break dancing has been around well before the 80's.
If you watch a movie from thee late 60's early 70's you will find break dancing, The difference is that it was not called break dancing. There are movies as well as live performances during that time where you would find tap dancers that looked like break dancers.
T La Rock - " Its Yours "
tlarock 3 months ago
@tlarock. I still got that It's yours disc @ moms house!
whatuthought 3 months ago
This song was produced by KRS1
tlarock 3 months ago
How do you argue with T La Rock??? He's a part of early Hip Hop history!!
djslimm74 3 months ago
A bit of history for those interesteed in the creation of break beats.The word break beat was a term we used back in the early days of hip hop. Since the 90's a record with a break ( breakdown) within the song was called a break beat. Also, Often you would hear 1 - 2 minutes of drums on a break beat record. Those drums were taken from the original song then extended.
T La Rock - " Its Yours "
tlarock 3 months ago
@tlarock you're handling yourself with class my man, 'cos this @theaznlvr is killing me here. too hilarious.
peace to the true school
jonofmadisons 3 months ago
Most of you dont know that Just-Ice along with philly mc Schoolly D created gangsta rap
hiphop4life24678 3 months ago 4
The best song on the history of Hip Hop !!! "If I dont say your name that means you was not there" Here that Cali, ATL, Dirty Mouth ... I mean South ...... Home of the watered down Rap Artist. AKA Pop Rappers. As MC Shan once said "putting silly words together that all sound the same".
bornjust2003 3 months ago
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Just-Ice The Original Hip-Hop Gangsta! One of my favorite songs of all time. This song stands the test of time easily. One of my favorite beats too.
DavitoBrigante 3 months ago
COLD GETTIN DUMB AND LATOYA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MrSkitaste 3 months ago
Just-Ice
One of the most under rated MCs.
emunesystem 3 months ago
LOL
JamJazzyPrice 4 months ago
underrated...
tillman40 4 months ago in playlist dOpEsT sHiT eVeR
só gringo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nãooooo os brasileiros tão aki tambem.........
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
valeuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
jbocalon 4 months ago
freshhhhhhh...
tselone 5 months ago
"My name is Just-Ice a man not a prankster, I was known...As the gangster; But believe me that is no fun, The time is now to unite everyone. You don't have to be soft to be for peace, Robbin' and killin'and murderin' is the least, You don't have to be chained by the beast; But party people it's time I release!" -- "Self-Destruction" (The Stop The Violence Movement)
SkySho116 5 months ago 2
lmao KRS-One in the background 1:48-1:50 haha this song is classic,
taustin1289 5 months ago
@taustin1289 KRS1 produced this song.
tlarock 3 months ago
@tlarock KRS is the ishh homie have all his studd my BDP to present
taustin1289 3 months ago
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taustin1289 5 months ago
it was 76 to 1980 the dreads in bk was crazy
macewindu67 5 months ago
IS 131 wow!!! All of my friends went there. Those were the days!!
CanvassBlack 6 months ago
i remember anti partied badges,i wore a silver german cross and terry[wearin his african badge] came up to me and siad whats that and i siad whats that ,!,that was 1987,me and terry had a laugh about it 20 years later...........ive always liked hip hop as well as punk music,its the proof that you dont have to practice what you listen to,i do miss public enemy and polit.rap,,long live kurtis blow//
pattycat100567 6 months ago
if you guys are looking for a book that talks about absolutely EVERYTHING about the hip hop industry, you've got to check out "The Big Payback. The Business of Hip Hop", by Don Chiaris.. i'm 36, and reading it was like turning the clock back to '87 all the way up to current day. absolutely incredible book that dealt with everything about the business of hip hop.
priceyhabits 6 months ago
@priceyhabits His name is Dan Charnas. He gave me a copy of the book. I read the book twice. Excellent
tlarock 4 months ago
@tlarock
really, we're going to split hairs over the spelling of the dude's name?
really?
come on homey
priceyhabits 4 months ago
@priceyhabits Not at all. I corrected his name just incase others may want to learn more bout him.
tlarock 3 months ago
he went way back over 20 years ago.. the world still needs to catch up.. long live hip hop.. real hip hop. bls kiss shit..
eric646 6 months ago
HISTORY LESSON !!!!
bornjust2003 7 months ago
Did this come out in 89? Jus wondering...
theberean94 7 months ago
@theberean94 87 homie
rich1223 7 months ago
@theberean94 1987
tlarock 7 months ago
@theberean94 This the 12 inch release off the Album " Cool & Deadly" Fresh Records
tlarock 7 months ago
this was one of my jr. high jams
TheBPJackpot 7 months ago
talk about vintage. dope too
dudewhyfi 7 months ago
man this hip hop brings back some very good memories, almost brings tears to my eyes.
chriscarter1225 7 months ago
отлично
ulanovstudio 7 months ago
Much respect to TLaRock.....you are part of Hip Hops foundation....
Brilloseven70 7 months ago
Proper. No profanity. No bitchassness. This is how rap should be done.
afropufffilmz 7 months ago
My 5 year old daughter sitting in the other room has been yelling for me to stop playing this music. She finally came into the livingroom dancing and bouncing to the beat like she had listned to this all her life. She loves it.
rtrain67 7 months ago
9 dislikes are from lil wayne fans. smh
funkmex 8 months ago
Wow..the day I hear a song like this on the Radio, I will go dig myself down underground!
StarkysWorld 8 months ago
@StarkysWorld LOL I know right
funkmex 8 months ago
ICE always had the banging beats, just like Schooly D
way2cuzzy 8 months ago
Classic red alert lol
nycitystreets 8 months ago
Just -ice is rockn a gucci elmer fud hat
ActionFarter 8 months ago
Kid was killin that cabbage patch!
articulatedcomics 8 months ago
Artifacts sampled this in Way back... illy cut
speno730 8 months ago
Like 872 Love the classics!
kingrob29 8 months ago
They rap artists these days should watch these videos and bring back this hip hop style.. because the new stuff is crap!
retrotronikal 8 months ago
they came out with a new hiphop book for real heads which interviewed every classic emcee, Big Daddy Kane, G Rap, Chuck D, Pharoahe Monch, Masta Ace, all the greatz
it's in the --HOW ;TO. RAP-- book
Thedarkheritage1 9 months ago 7
@Thedarkheritage1__A better book to learn about this era is "Yes, Yes Ya'll" It documents hip hop's first 10 years, (and it's dope!). You'll be feelin the Bronx as you read that thing.
ezlrockwell82 7 months ago
HEY you should enable the embedding on this video, so i can share it, like show&tell, people must learn
JeyzVideos 9 months ago
I remember when my friend Scott, AKA Scott la rock would come to my house to listen to my break beat collection. I also remember when he told me about a man he met in the Shelter where he worked. I'm talking about KRS 1, Scott loved my name. He took the La rock and added it to his name. Those were fun times. " ITS YOURS "
tlarock 9 months ago 71
@tlarock I believe you your name always sounded I'll.
Aristadoe 8 months ago
@tlarock If this is really you... Nuff Respect!!!!! I use to break dance off your shit "It's yours"!!!
Aston1472 8 months ago
@Aston1472 This is the real T La Rock
tlarock 8 months ago
@tlarock That's what I'm talking bout....
rrhoe 7 months ago
@tlarock : If it wasn't for you we wouldn't of had LL Cool J & Def Jam...I know whats good. Hats off..O.G.
TheSonsOfLight 6 months ago
@TheSonsOfLight True statement
tlarock 6 months ago
@tlarock Scott was Chris Parker's (KRS 1) brother...
psykocrazy 6 months ago
@psykocrazy No Scott is not his brother, They met in the shelter where Scott worked. Became friends.Formed a group began recording music together.
tlarock 6 months ago
@tlarock ok thx for clearing that up pal.. I always thought they were brothers though.. are you realy T-La Rock ?
Cool man!! :))
psykocrazy 6 months ago
@psykocrazy Yes I am the real T La Rock, Ive been a part of hip hop since its birth. First rap artist produced by Rick Rubin
tlarock 5 months ago
@tlarock Wow you really knew Scott La Rock? I wish I was older so I could have witness the real hip hop
cobracongo 5 months ago
@tlarock WOW! THANKS FOR THE HISTORY LESSON BRO! ITS AN HONOR TO HOLLA AT YA, YOUR A LEGEND NEVER FORGET THAT, THE OLD SCHOOL HEADS LIKE ME WILL NEVER FORGET YOU, PEACE TO YOU ALWAYS!
decipherx1 5 months ago
@tlarock holy i thought u where dead u r a hip hop legend keep it on man
fuksoljaboy234 5 months ago
@tlarock What's up T La Rock?! Back in '87 I use to love This Beat Kicks!!! I still listen to it to this day!!!
PumaDown 4 months ago
@tlarock ive been tryin to find u SINCE WE WAS DRIVIN AROUND IN MY RED WORK VAN AT 19 AN ALIEN NESS WAS MY PARTNA b4 U FOUND A DEAL 4 ME AN u BUT THAT NITE the LIMO NEVA CAME I HEARD SOME CRAZY SLHIT ITS 2 LUCE RALPH FROM QUEENS im GLAD U RECOVERED FROM THAT INCIDENT I HEARD THEY DOIN A MOVIE BOUT YA LIFE TLA ROC ROC ON u taught me alot about the game dj js1 worked wit tone 4 a while too YEAH
ramzdalastpharoah 4 months ago
@tlarock T LAROCK ORIGINAL HIP HOP PIONEER!!! Peace from CT... Tri State IN EFFECT
flywonderful1 4 months ago
@tlarock Woord this is late 87 but a year before one of the best albums ever was out "Lyrical King," yeah...
mookeychase0907 4 months ago
@tlarock in 2009 i did the tribute to scott la rock concert and i will be getting at you for a show to. black monopoly records. i am also part of the zulu nation
edkbmr 3 months ago
@tlarock
umm your a fake they nnever had breakbeats back then just records
theaznlvr 3 months ago
@theaznlvr Break beats have been around for decades.FYI, Ive been a part of hip hop since its birth.
tlarock 3 months ago
@tlarock
ok name me one vreakbeat~~~~actually called a breakbeat before 1980?
theaznlvr 3 months ago
@theaznlvr " The Jam" By Graham Central Station, Year 1975 - Label - Warner Brothers records
tlarock 3 months ago
@theaznlvr erm? have you ever watched the kool urc documentry? = break beats 1970`s = decades lol some ppl hey
djwwhokid 3 months ago
@djwwhokid break beat??? break dancing late 70`s did i imagine this ??????
djwwhokid 3 months ago
@theaznlvr man you're cracking me up here for two reasons. 1) you're debating with freaking T LA ROCK, a true school pioneer 2) you're WRONG -- the very definition of a *break* is the drum break, aka a fresh drum solo in the middle of ANY record.
anyway hopefully you're understanding this now. peace.
jonofmadisons 3 months ago
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@theaznlvr
Are you purposely being a dick or you just playing?? Never read anything so stupid on Youtube as the comment you just posted.
On top of that, showing total disrespect to a Hip Hop legend, such as @tlarock. I would be embarrassed to open my mouth and spew such idiocity.
You would do well by apologising.
apollobelladona 1 month ago
Anyone who Dis likes this Should BREAK themselves! or get down or Lay down or sumthng. they must be a soulja boy fan or sumyhng . thoz 9 poeple should just jump off the red bridge . . . shit
player3172 9 months ago
Thanxs brotha for dropping this early dope jam...
pedrinelastronauta 9 months ago
As a teenager,my neighborhood didn't have no cable so I was only able to catch this video on Video Music Box on channel 31(WNYC-TV,a former PBS tv station) during the middle of my junior year at James Monroe High School just when I joined the Co-Operative Education Program there.
oldschoolbx1970 9 months ago
@oldschoolbx1970 yo when did this video first drop was in early 87 or late 87 after Scott Larock died?
dodge1991 9 months ago
@dodge1991 It dropped late '87 or early '88 after Scott La Rock died.
oldschoolbx1970 9 months ago
Lol. Just Ice, true old school legend.
drieey 9 months ago
True classic! Still fresh in this day and age!
MelchiorAkihary 10 months ago
UNDYING CLASSIC...BUT WHY IS HE WEARING JAMES EVANS PANTS FROM GOOD TIMES?
MyDOOKIE1 10 months ago
I LOOOVE Just Ice
Dablkwid0w2008 10 months ago
Word yo.
LazarusEinstein 10 months ago
One of the hardest of all times!!!!
datu789 10 months ago
Castle Hill Represent!!!!!!!
wizdre 10 months ago
now this is hip hop
retrotronikal 10 months ago
best delay ever xD
xmiszxiszx 11 months ago
dapper dan hat? oooohhhhhhweeee
AS1NATION 11 months ago
met cool herc a couple times and he never told me that he was jamaican and i could care less. respected him as a brother and a cool dude and his works so i didn't need to know that. these kinda beats i miss. boom bap. krs and just ice did their thing. krs keep doing ur thing and keepin bringing the realness to tha real heads. still go to ur shows. waiting for u in nyc! Hip Hop 4eva.
526mac 11 months ago
That kid kills me everytime. Love It.....
ChuckDaChiller 11 months ago
Still a solid classic by Just-Ice!
JaePanache 11 months ago
i remember when i moved to central florida that same year and kids went crazy with this joint in h.s loved this jam
7wiiskate 11 months ago
RIP Scott La Rock
Wutwut1n1 11 months ago
TRUE School of Hip Hop Just_ICE Still Sounds good!
DownTown320 11 months ago
THE NEW ZULU NATION PRESIDENT[ KRS ONE] PLUS THE ORIGINAL VIOLATOR BUM BUM BUM REDE ALERT
ramzdalastpharoah 11 months ago
Good classic...good recording and good mix..nice use of delay...Some of ya'll can't even mix that good now
CAPITALBEE 11 months ago
Klassic Just Ice!
IceManLikeGervin 11 months ago
My Dude Just had a Gucci Afro-Centric fitted on. Way of ahead of its time. This is what swag is about .
BabyFaceAlTu 1 year ago
This is one of the hardest!!!
datu789 1 year ago
YOU NEW YORK NIGGAZ SUCK NOW!! YOU FOOLZ CANT EVEN DO THIS TYPE OF SHIT ANYMORE!!!
ozulu45 1 year ago
i remember my crew was the juice crew and the other hood was bdp
princeetheodore1 1 year ago
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this is deep. tha gangsta just plus kriss! bdp puttin it down
TheLilstormy 1 year ago
this is deep. tha gangsta just plus kriss! bdp puttin it down
TheLilstormy 1 year ago
never knew there was a video to this. Just-Ice was a beast- Mantronix!! Wha!!
Cold Gettin dumb!!
MrFrodiggs 1 year ago
22 yr old dude from D.C. but this is my SHIT. Love all good Black music. Good shit.
AbstractOvechkin 1 year ago
Back when we actually wore clothes that fit and you were proud of that fact........damn shame all this sagging shit got started!!!
CDMATHISSR 1 year ago
TRUE HISTORY
theelvington 1 year ago
It's true I'm from the old school I'm the professor and they are my pupils....
fenderjones 1 year ago
this was the jam... they use to bang this in Cleveland , ohio too... we were hip... Vel's On The Circle
snoopdog44144 1 year ago
sublime got me listenn to this!!!
subimeyouthBJJ 1 year ago
Man KRS ONE and Just Ice,,,Even Kris got respect,crazy how the old classics sound so good still..I cant barely listen to these new cats,they doing pop music nowadays...
chingo737 1 year ago
4EVER:)
PaoloSWIFT 1 year ago
the best!!!
liasampaio 1 year ago
one of my favorite jams , used to rewind this ish .
spookietee 1 year ago
listen he rapping the rapper now are doing nothing
marcdenton1970 1 year ago
cassette son
foofermoe 1 year ago
yo just kick those rhymes you was kickin to me awhile ago...awiiigghhhtt...if he did'nt say your name that means you was not there and to earn a position and do hard work you could ask kool herc or his man red alert he'll tell ya because he knows for sure.....did it ever get better than this NOT
strillnukka 1 year ago
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thanks for this...
takes me my back.
ministerme 1 year ago
the original hip hop ganster..
lafeekdadeep 1 year ago
Daaannng! I used to jam Just I.C.E. back in the day . . . I'm gonna have to spin this one in the club this weekend!
DJMoPhatt 1 year ago
ohhhhh shit!!!!!!!!!!!!
EastSydeHoods 1 year ago
Easy E the Grandfather of Gangsta Rap
That statement is too funny
Hip Hop began in the South Bronx in the late 70's. If folk claiming this & that weren't even born or at an age of understanding you can't judge who did what. The Hip Hop culture is about peace, love, unity & having fun.
Blowfly - Rapp Dirty (1980)
funkb0x 1 year ago
@funkb0x also..Cool Herc, a Jamaican, is known as tha Godfather of hip hop. he came to Bronx, NY in the early 70's and brought his DJ styles to the bronx...all started with Cool Herc. Fact.
Skyjuice70 11 months ago
@Skyjuice70 I 100% agree! I've spent the night with Cool Herc watching him play his 7" classic vinyls with no centers. Same goes for Flash & a few of the other true pioneer DJ's. I also think KRS One is amazing & even to this day he represents the true values of Hip Hop.
What did Easy E represent?
funkb0x 11 months ago
Classic BX.
antlive36 1 year ago
Classic BX.
antlive36 1 year ago
Classic BX.
antlive36 1 year ago
Classic Bx
antlive36 1 year ago
This beat crazy!
exzotik81 1 year ago
Damn, this is that BOOM BAP!
mumdangerous 1 year ago
dope ass track! true hip hop
SteelCitySkanker 1 year ago
KRS was one of the first gangster rappers
Distaval 1 year ago
@Distaval I think Schooly D was the first gangsta rapper
RaynMan718 1 year ago
@RaynMan718 No my friend, the 1st Gangsta Rapper was Eazy-E
Hence his nickname being "The Grandfather of Gangsta Rap" =)
Butterflycradle1 1 year ago
@Butterflycradle1 WTF Eazy-E didn't write his own lyrics. Schooly D was around before him. You need to do you research before you leave a bullshit comment. Its obvious that you know nothing about hip-hop.
RaynMan718 1 year ago
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Butterflycradle1 1 year ago
@Butterflycradle1 Wow you have no idea what your talking about. You probably think that the sugar hill gang was the first rap record.
RaynMan718 1 year ago
The Young SoundMasters in Castle Hil!!!! From the block way before jENNY!
Joeygee23 1 year ago
And i know cuz a KRS one.. sublime
DE60pvi 1 year ago
I learn about these guy by listening to Sublime lol
chuckielong1 1 year ago
krs-one is nothing without just-ice
planetoftheapes 1 year ago
History...
LeeAmes 1 year ago
Yo did anybody listen too all those Hip-Hop Pioneers he mentioned. Damn!! And look who in the center of this Old School Hip-Hop Classic... KRS-ONE The Greatest MC Of Al;l Time! Aint nothing change. He still the same at 45 years old. Love, Peace, Unity and having fun and always acknowledging the Pioneers and represented Hip-Hop to the fullest! The Teacha!!!! Just Ice...I'm Old School. I know the deal. Nuff Respect.
eazbac 1 year ago
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joint still KNOCKS!!!!
Yo! If u're down with that ILL HIP HOP and/or that GANJAH, then u need 2 peep the ORIGINAL vids on my channel, like "Zone Out", "Let Me Be Free", & "Roll It Up"! They will have you LUNCHIN', especially if u're BLAZED UP!!!!
sidso1o 1 year ago
Real Hip Hop. I remember having this tape back in 87/88 in high school.
TheIndianwarrior2000 1 year ago
REAL FEEL HIPHOP THIS IS THE HIPHOP I FELL INLOVE WITH .
SuperRatedr1 1 year ago
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oh10brwngrl 1 year ago
Yo man, kick the rhymes you was just kickin' a while ago...... This is some classic hip hop 4 ya! In the hill, not a thing was chill. I LOVE THIS JOINT!!!!! The truth I swear; admit and declare. The Bronx was the first; I know I was there!!!
oh10brwngrl 1 year ago