three of the best rap groups of the 80s and one of the best female rappers to evr do it on the same damn song...those were good times cause that would never happen today
This version is "Buddy (Native Tongue Decision)", and its on the 12 Buddy. The 3 feet... version is another one, yeah: with another beat (I think that much better) and shorter
Shit...Nas wasnt lying when he said hip hop is dead cause on some real shit it is. This was one of my favorite songs back in the 90's i was young but i know the difference's between hip hop then and now,the shit thats out now is really sad and youngin's are looking up to these wack ass rappers now. Its only a few i can count on my hand that i fuck wit thats out now.And thats real!!!!
I was listening to Monie Love's radio show a couple of years ago. Can u believe Young Jeezy asked Monie Love "What do you know about Hip Hop"? I'm fairly young myself, but I have a problem with so called artists today who don't know the history of this music and don't respect the ones that paved the way for them. Somebody has to ask today's artist "What do you know about Hip Hop"?
@CJONYX your totally right!! Let's take Hip Hop back to the source. To hell with the mainstream and their idea of what Hip Hop is about. For more than 20 years they never cared for Hip Hop. They were only critisizing it as non-music and sample theft etc.
They never wanted to take it serious. Until white people started to listen to rap music (Eminem) and the money started to come in. And still they don't care, it's all about the money. A SELL OUT!!!
I know that there are some white people, like you, who are really down with Hip Hop. But that was not my point. It hurts me to see the pure form of art that hip hop is, has been squandered for the cash.
I don't think color is the issue. Eminem is awful not because he's white, but because he represents the commercialization and homogenization of hip-hop music and culture, the same way the music industry has done for every style from blues to emo, and produced indistinguishable, generic garbage.
Agreed brother. ...and let's not even start with the current crop of hip hop pretenders that prefer leveraging fame to sell denim and hats to teens. Tribe, De La, and the JBs had something to say and it was inspirational, funky and smart. Peace.
i agree with that comment from cjonyx one of them lets try to push real hip hop something like what De la soul used to do when you can still make fun songs and make songs that talked about life
hey y'all......how bout all of us try to push to get rap back someting like this. fun, positive, educational that really reflects what the hip-hop/rap culture is REALLY about ! IT'S TIME TO TAKE OUR MUSIC BACK !
That fake ass booty music is today's "fun rap" BUT this is original "fun rap" it tells a story 2dayz "fun rap" is garbage.I've been a hip hop fan since 1980 & i'm only 30
I remember waiting hours for RedAlert to play this song. Back in'89 Red was all about BDP & The Native Tongues if you were a fan of either, you were never disappointed with his show. He really represented for real MC's. Thank You RedAlert!!!
This was real music because they had a MESSAGE in this cut. EVERY rapper these days talk about their pocket books. Especially that gremlin look'n dude...uuuuhhm, what's his name? Yeah, Lil' Wayne.
1:17-1:23 and 2:31- 2:37 I soooo love those scenes....where's monie love now??...I heard she and Queen Latifah and were best friends...is it true monie's from the UK?
you know, in a sense i kind of understand why afrika from the jungle brothers is a little bitter about the whole native tongue movement and how the media gives more acknowledgement to tribe and de la as spearheaders of the movement. i mean, he started the whole thing and just doesn't get the credit for it. came up w/ whole the concept and everything. he even gave q-tip and a tribe called quest their name as well as their start in the music biz and vh-1 decides to honor tribe before jungle bros.
now thats a freakin classic! this beat was hard... still is!
infamousmamibx 3 years ago
My President is Black
My Lambos Blue
And I'll be god damn if my rims aint too!!
^_^
KelferMookie 3 years ago
tip is in dis.
Spazzy4lyfekid71 3 years ago
I checked My SWATCH. I forgot all about those watches!
DZarrieff 3 years ago
Monie owned this track.
love this
XoticRed 3 years ago
why do i have a different version of this song?
mines off 3 feet high and dry, idn bout this one though.
styx529 3 years ago
on the lap. Jim brawsky must wear a cap, in casee the young girl likes to clap..
SilentKombat 3 years ago
Fucking Prince Paul is to ill. Long live the DA.I.S.Y. age!! It's Da Inner Sound Y'all, for the uneducated.
Alientongue 3 years ago
"Rather like Ethel Mertz and Lucille McGillicuddy, You can be mine, and I can be your buddy..."
Gotta love it when rap busts out the I Love Lucy references...
CPRailRTC 3 years ago
my favorite de la soul record
hiphoptube14 3 years ago
"De La Soul on the roll, black medallion no gold" ah this is a classic good times.
whatsgud4ya07 3 years ago 3
No se puede pedir nada más Buddy,
nada más
RainbowKid0Hakuzo 3 years ago
this video should have more views
cherishshanae 3 years ago 4
hiphop @ its finest, lyricly enough! dam am i that old?
whindilicious 3 years ago
You gotta be @ least 26 and over to be old enough.
TSquared2001 3 years ago
Hi - does anyone know if anyone has posted the intro to 3 feet high and rising - you know when they fake a competition?
seven7l 3 years ago
junglesticly horny - LOL
SkillZamatic 3 years ago
This is hot shit. I wish people wer more creative then.
TSquared2001 3 years ago
me too!
ElJefeNLA 3 years ago
Pues para mi el "me myself and i" le da mil vueltas a este tema....
omnidani 3 years ago
Money love and Queen Latifa freakin eachother(3:53)...okay so it's confirmed.
pelam1234 3 years ago
Hey, it's Q.
bryanswagerty 3 years ago
did this come out in the 80s or 90s? ^^
LarissaLIBERTY 3 years ago
1989, which was around the time that 3 Feet High and Rising came out.
FirstClassHeel 3 years ago
three of the best rap groups of the 80s and one of the best female rappers to evr do it on the same damn song...those were good times cause that would never happen today
deuce22192 3 years ago
Tremeeeendo Q-Tip
dafonk 3 years ago
Look at rapper Chi Ali in the front with the blue plad shirt on wit his no rhythm self lol. He was 'bout 12 years old.
armita22 3 years ago
Did De La Soul ever do anything that wasn't pure gold?
frontlinefilms 3 years ago
hahahaha "woooo chiiiiilldd things are gonna get easieerrrr"
dabearsdabears 3 years ago
I used to have this fly rust colored flower shirt I wore with my black African medallion, those were the days.
onebadmutha44 3 years ago 2
1988 was such a good year, cant believe that was 20 yrs ago! damn time flies...smh
mrstecstash 3 years ago 3
I still love this song. We had so much fun back then!
lovelyleona921 3 years ago 4
love this song, brings back suck good memories.
gotta luv queen latifah just chillin and harmonizing.
first40 3 years ago 3
i bet you couldnt get rappers today to have a collabo like this u would have to pay them to shit like this back then it was just love
casanovafly2000 3 years ago 3
DE LA SOUL
in2hiphop 3 years ago 3
OH SNAP!! YOU DIS IS WHATS UP!
boldcreation69 3 years ago 3
Quest and de la soul are the shit. They are better than whats out now
uubert34 3 years ago 5
Don't forget to add Beastie's to that list :)
CaptainGreenFlash 3 years ago
no Beasties SUCK!
ima jus go ahead an add NWA & Nayghty by Nature & Juice Crew to that list
Blackmac95 3 years ago
Beasties Suck ?!
Not heard Paul's Boutique ? I don't think I'm exaggerating when I call it a masterpiece.
CaptainGreenFlash 3 years ago
Agreed. Very underrated album
Aldon3 3 years ago
You're so right ;)
jemagidecd 3 years ago
HOLD UPPPPP
WAIT A MINUTE
willman32 3 years ago
This brought back so many good memories.....
businessdiva2004 3 years ago
mas cultura hip-hop...
AmoreSsky 3 years ago
posdnuos and q-tip best rappers of all time..
Bajsglufsarspoket 3 years ago
hip hop!!!!!
deeejayaiyegbusi 3 years ago
D.A.I.S.Y. -- De le, Tribe, JB's
TMundo 3 years ago
i love this song monie love is on this one :)
sexiiladii2 3 years ago 2
is this some sort of remix? cuz on the the 3 feet high and rising album it sounds different.
princecholas 3 years ago
does it? I'm sure its the same one mate......
SmallInTheCity 3 years ago
This version is "Buddy (Native Tongue Decision)", and its on the 12 Buddy. The 3 feet... version is another one, yeah: with another beat (I think that much better) and shorter
iancurtis86 3 years ago
my flava..
spider0wave01 3 years ago
Search Q Tip Gettin Up its his new track its good
Baseballlegend5000 3 years ago 2
damn he said jim browski throww backk... smh hiphop is gone.
PoeticShadow 3 years ago
jim-brow-ski, ah-jimbrowski
TMundo 3 years ago
sayyy whhhhaaatttt?!?!? lol
PoeticShadow 3 years ago
Shit...Nas wasnt lying when he said hip hop is dead cause on some real shit it is. This was one of my favorite songs back in the 90's i was young but i know the difference's between hip hop then and now,the shit thats out now is really sad and youngin's are looking up to these wack ass rappers now. Its only a few i can count on my hand that i fuck wit thats out now.And thats real!!!!
nekkai85 3 years ago 2
lol it kinda has the same beat as hottstepper...
Localboy4lyf808 3 years ago
yeah, that shi was tight
princecholas 3 years ago
that's because it's the same beat lol
StylistecS 3 years ago
i have a buddy lol
matiyah171 3 years ago
one of my fav songs
matiyah171 3 years ago
what happened to rap/hip hop?? damn. de la soul for life tho
MushroomP1llowz 3 years ago 19
i know right
matiyah171 3 years ago
Musiq Soul Child use this song as 1 of his singles
MoneyMike2050 3 years ago
yea i just noticed that lol
thatonehalfnigga 3 years ago
A classic ya heard me
tkd1342 3 years ago 3
I was listening to Monie Love's radio show a couple of years ago. Can u believe Young Jeezy asked Monie Love "What do you know about Hip Hop"? I'm fairly young myself, but I have a problem with so called artists today who don't know the history of this music and don't respect the ones that paved the way for them. Somebody has to ask today's artist "What do you know about Hip Hop"?
attorney36 3 years ago 8
is there another hip hop song that used this beat? get at me
qufinest14 3 years ago
dooley-o used a part of this beat in 1990 for the song peace sign off the record watch my moves.
Liquidsword4391 3 years ago
I only have the [Native Tongue Decision Version]
NoelLozano 3 years ago
THIS MY SONGG!
lilmzballa12 3 years ago 2
de la soul means from the soul son!!
GOOFY94 3 years ago
I love this song.
kcadet 3 years ago
This was actually nasty back then. LOOK! The girls got on clothes!!!!
deborahdaughter7 3 years ago
yo, Jimmy should I make her aware? HMMMMMMMMMM YEEEAAAAAAH!
Classic! Can't tell me nuthin'!
deborahdaughter7 3 years ago
Musiq brought a nice R&B vibe to those instrumentals. Ina Kamoze gave it nice ragga feel. This is good stuff, I miss those days.
BoneSTAR47 3 years ago
I love trugoy! And actually the beat to this song is a sample from Taana Gardner's "Heartbeat". So no they are not the orginators of this track.
phoenixsimone 3 years ago
very wise post by NumbersAndNoise...
FfOoRrMmLlOoSs 3 years ago
still hot i like de la soul's version better too. No disrespect to Musiq
rewriteny1 3 years ago 2
ooooo so this is the song musiq soul child got his version of buddy from
angelbrinie416 3 years ago 3
YAAA DIG!
honestly I like de la soul buddy MUCH better!
old school is DOPE
i was juss tryina prove it to my sister!
still love musiq but i lost respect for his buddy
juicyfob 3 years ago 4
inspiration from it yes.
monkeywolf 3 years ago
old school forever
DaViZoPaRLaCReW 3 years ago 3
why isn't the original album version of this track on youtube? its so much better
totaleclipse666 3 years ago 2
I love this song!
AsiaticBeauty 3 years ago
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your all goofs
naturalbornkiller420 3 years ago
Takes me back to my high school days. Thanks for posting!
ZigZagWoman 3 years ago
YEAH
deebilka 3 years ago
Real music ight here
IoComandante 3 years ago
@CJONYX your totally right!! Let's take Hip Hop back to the source. To hell with the mainstream and their idea of what Hip Hop is about. For more than 20 years they never cared for Hip Hop. They were only critisizing it as non-music and sample theft etc.
They never wanted to take it serious. Until white people started to listen to rap music (Eminem) and the money started to come in. And still they don't care, it's all about the money. A SELL OUT!!!
giraud74 3 years ago
I half-agree with you, I liked hip-hop for ages and I'm white.
I never got into that crappy "gangsta rap" but sadly some of my more "easily persuaded" friends did.
De La Soul are awesome
TheFunkyAlchemist 3 years ago 2
@ The FunkyAlchemist. No offense.
I know that there are some white people, like you, who are really down with Hip Hop. But that was not my point. It hurts me to see the pure form of art that hip hop is, has been squandered for the cash.
giraud74 3 years ago
I don't think color is the issue. Eminem is awful not because he's white, but because he represents the commercialization and homogenization of hip-hop music and culture, the same way the music industry has done for every style from blues to emo, and produced indistinguishable, generic garbage.
NumbersAndNoise 3 years ago 4
Agreed brother. ...and let's not even start with the current crop of hip hop pretenders that prefer leveraging fame to sell denim and hats to teens. Tribe, De La, and the JBs had something to say and it was inspirational, funky and smart. Peace.
benjpeter 3 years ago
lmfaooooooooooooooooo
ii find this video/song hilarious
because "Buddy" in Jamaican means
dick. Hahahahahahahahahaha
lol
Sendria 3 years ago
the guy in white 2:16 looks like he's sick of dancing.
perezf10 3 years ago
lets push the industry and tell them hip hop is De La Soul tribe called quest wu tang Clan and pharcyde and nwa the list goes on
775hiteenaa 3 years ago 2
i agree with that comment from cjonyx one of them lets try to push real hip hop something like what De la soul used to do when you can still make fun songs and make songs that talked about life
775hiteenaa 3 years ago
Yes this is pure hip hop. Not the watered down mysoginistic version the mainstream tries to shove down everyones throat.
macewindu67 3 years ago
TUUUUUNNNNE!!! Love this, JUngle Bros, De La Soul, Tribe Called Quest - best bands in the world
rachelgrrr 3 years ago
hey y'all......how bout all of us try to push to get rap back someting like this. fun, positive, educational that really reflects what the hip-hop/rap culture is REALLY about ! IT'S TIME TO TAKE OUR MUSIC BACK !
cjonyx 3 years ago
daaaaaaaaaaaaamn (L)
RoyalFloss 3 years ago
de la soul + a tribe called quest + jungle brothers = real hip hop
time2demolish 3 years ago 6
I like the bass line but i prefer "Here comes the hotstepper"
suidaddy 3 years ago
lol...you serious?
StylistecS 3 years ago
:P hehe
suidaddy 3 years ago
Can you imagine if the mainstream hiphop radios and TV shows played more of this kind of stuff ? I miss the old days...
bruno3030 3 years ago
YEaaaaaaaa true Hip Hop saayyyy whaaaaaaaat. Revive this Hip HoP pleeeasseeee... WORD
JASU4785 3 years ago
where teh part where tehy say.. "a brown skinn buddy with shoulder lenthg hair.. nice round breasts and a round dairy-aire" ???
mrsc4evaevaa 3 years ago
this is the radio/tv version
cjonyx 3 years ago
I remember the house parties,man good times.
rollituphomie 3 years ago
the best since and ever! mine mine mine =)
foofy99 3 years ago
This my shit and good song and video much love!
step4008 3 years ago
WUUUUT? I used to dance just like them at 3:45. oooh yeah... The jammy jam.
soulfulpianochic3931 3 years ago
It doesn't get much better than this. CLASSIC!
its2bad 3 years ago
That fake ass booty music is today's "fun rap" BUT this is original "fun rap" it tells a story 2dayz "fun rap" is garbage.I've been a hip hop fan since 1980 & i'm only 30
Phokhotic 3 years ago
the best?
the best!
the best!!! x]
sauBlubb 3 years ago
old skool
dannaygabo 3 years ago
the best ? the best ! the best !!!
OpaPimann 3 years ago
musiq soulchild made a song with the same beat called BUDDY
truwoman01 3 years ago
wow... i totally didn't realize that. thanks!
djyoledan 3 years ago
Yeah! I never knew that till this day!
trilltreo23 3 years ago
GOOD!!! :D
NZTA80 3 years ago
Prince Paul > the rest
paulallen360 3 years ago 3
is this different to the 3 feet high version?
isoscelesnorthey 3 years ago
yea deii cut out sum parts for da video
trinibadboy92 3 years ago
Monie love is not on the original and the beat is faster...
SoundBuay 3 years ago
que buen rollito tienen los colegas
miguelitoyea 3 years ago
classic :::))) this is so hot as always :)
Sweetnessb4u 3 years ago
THiZ iZ Mi SHiT!!!!!!!!!!!
TroyRamseyyy 3 years ago
i freakin luv this song..the greatest shit ever =D
Fabylimon 3 years ago 2
I looooooove this song!
Ladybug76 3 years ago 5
this is the real hip hop...no the stuff that is out today....
realcalabrianhomes 3 years ago 25
niggas used to say b.u.d.d.y stood for sumtin never knew wat it was tho
youngcnillzof9th 3 years ago
This that old skewl shit all the PERSERVATIVES AND NONE OF THE Additives. peac out.
calistudmuffin 3 years ago 4
Was that Samuel Jackson that says "cut"?!?
dramaticefx 3 years ago
I remember waiting hours for RedAlert to play this song. Back in'89 Red was all about BDP & The Native Tongues if you were a fan of either, you were never disappointed with his show. He really represented for real MC's. Thank You RedAlert!!!
iluvmyboba 3 years ago 3
high school like a mother! Check how skinny Latifa was then
reggaegirl33 3 years ago
holy shit thats latifah??
post1987 3 years ago
'89 to about '96 the best yrs of hip hop. the holy grail era.
yungyacht 3 years ago 2
old skool forever. this sets the standard for all that garbage that's out there today that i can't get with
assasinmark 3 years ago 3
Notice...no Dom P, no Gucci, no bling no guns ...just rappin' everyone having fun
chaosdog05 3 years ago 22
yup... this is the stage of hip hop when it was pure... no additives just raw talent
leodungen 3 years ago 6
q-tip s great! love this song..!
AHDShop 3 years ago 6
I'm doin' the runnin' man right now
sweetcherry4282 3 years ago 3
I hear ya!!! LOL
arilee2005 3 years ago
Q Tip is tha shit!!!
arilee2005 3 years ago 3
Takes me back to my freshman year of high school...
Verdis1 3 years ago
holy shit this song has a video?
loosechange911 3 years ago
F*#K that song is so good!
milzika 3 years ago 6
This was real music because they had a MESSAGE in this cut. EVERY rapper these days talk about their pocket books. Especially that gremlin look'n dude...uuuuhhm, what's his name? Yeah, Lil' Wayne.
Twizzledoc187 3 years ago 6
dddddddddddddope
tomatotrix 3 years ago
Now this WAS HIP HOP..... R.I.P!
Twizzledoc187 3 years ago 11
I know that's right, bruh. The shit they're coming out now can't compete with the old school.
JKS2020 3 years ago 3
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I think Q-tip is in this
Madgamer38 3 years ago
1:14-1:31 and 3:28-3:47 is Q-Tip.
JML897 3 years ago
1:17-1:23 and 2:31- 2:37 I soooo love those scenes....where's monie love now??...I heard she and Queen Latifah and were best friends...is it true monie's from the UK?
tashoney 3 years ago
yes she is from uk. it's also alleged she's afrika's baby moms.
wreckords 3 years ago
great video aww uooooooooooooo it is so great
Rushuto 3 years ago 2
man they must have had fun making this video!
dublex 3 years ago 5
i saw this on mtv raps
HurricaneSaku 3 years ago 4
so this is where musiq soulchild gets his buddy song from.
gitsumjulius2 3 years ago
Awebo krnal el mejor Ol SKool Rap siguiendo el movimiento de los Native Tongues
Krloz619 3 years ago
you know, in a sense i kind of understand why afrika from the jungle brothers is a little bitter about the whole native tongue movement and how the media gives more acknowledgement to tribe and de la as spearheaders of the movement. i mean, he started the whole thing and just doesn't get the credit for it. came up w/ whole the concept and everything. he even gave q-tip and a tribe called quest their name as well as their start in the music biz and vh-1 decides to honor tribe before jungle bros.
wreckords 3 years ago 6
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REAL HIP HOP
sheny68 3 years ago 3
IAT
wildbnch69 3 years ago
real hip hop fuck new skool
time2demolish 3 years ago 6
Thanks for possting! This song brings back soooooo many memories!! This was when rap was RAP! lol
shataya27 3 years ago 2
black moon took dis beat but i love it
cman5211 3 years ago
dis is hip hop history
4 real
those who dont know...dont know hip hop
chynaNW 3 years ago 12
so much love to the zulu nation! and de la for letting tribe break outo n this track!
back in 89 i was up in the place, buddy buddy buddy all up in your face! phife diggy!
esoteric311 3 years ago 2
Thats whats up!!!!
arilee2005 3 years ago