THE RAP ERA IS OUT OF CONTROL..BROTHERS SELLING THEIR SOUL TO GO GOLD, GOING, GOING, GONE (jayz, lil wayne, & the rest of these wac azz clowns) ANOTHER RAPPER SOLD...TO WHO? TO POP & R&B..WELL FUCK ALL YALL IM STRICTLY HIP HOP, ILL STICT TO UNDERGROUND BEATS....IM OUT OF HERE, SEE YA, NICE TO KNOW YA, AND IF U DONT KNOW U BETTA ASK AROUND
man he said still I haven't seen one rapper living comfortably...times sure have changed...music sure has changed. I remember when my brother in law used to pick me up from 5th grade playing the latest EPMD tape in the cutlass
When I watch these classic video's, I wish I had footage of myself when these video's were recorded. EPMD definately ushered in a different under-ground sound and ERA of Hip Hop. This is a like a time machine for the kid.
Classic!!!!! The words 'crossover' and 'no sell out' were used all the time in those days, until hip hop started to shift shit loads of units, then everyone started to jump on the bandwagon. EPMD will always be a big part of real hip hop culture imo.
@jcruces1 Think before you say that because this song is 19 years old majority of the rappers for the South in the 90's and early 21st was not crossovers they were real. BTW it's crossovers from the east too
@jcruces1 BULLSHIT!!! Not all of the south is mainstream, DAMMIT!! You think that I'm cool with alot of bs the south is pushin??? CORRECT yourself, homie!! Besides, there's some buffoonery goin on in the east-coast as well! Hip hop started in New York based on raggae. Busta Ryhmes said the same dumb-ass bullshit you sayin and now look....... Signed to YMCMB. Check yourself like Das-n-effects said......
@Bangura187 I can sorta agree with that. It's sad to say. But don't put it completely on the south. There were ALOT of pop-heads floatin around the east and west coast. But, Thank GOD that true hip-hop is coming back from all coasts.....
@jcruces1 Hey dont judge the whole southern rap scene..Outkast...BOB....GOODIE MOB.....I ADMIT SOME OF THE CRAP SOUNDS FREAK'N SAME AND TALK ABOUT THE SAME BULL...AND HOG'N THE AIRWAVES..I MIS DAS EFX AND N.I.N.E AND LOST BOYS AND I MISS THAT SOUND THAT SOUNDED LIKE A AP SONG NOW YOU GO COMMERCIAL U ON DON'T GET ME WRONG MAKE YOUR PAPER BUT KEEP IT REAL.
There was virtually no mainstream southern rap at the time of this song (just 2 Live Crew and Ghetto Boyz) so clearly this is addressing wack ass East Coast rappers who were doing all kinds of suck ass music at time. That's why the East fell off, and the West took over just a year later in 93, and East Coast haters like you have been crying and blaming everybody else ever since.
Mannn rappers these days need to learn. This is why EPMD is still respected to this day while rappers like 50 Cent and Jim Jones are so quick to die out.
Back when everybody was original and didnt sound alike. Call me old or whatever but at first I couldnt tell the difference between Drake and Lil Wayne.
PLEASE CAN AN ARTIST COME OUT WITH SOME DECENT MUSIC!! I WISH I COULD BLAST TO THE PAST AND HEAR ALL THE OLD SKOOL HIP HOP, RAP, AND R & B AGAIN... MUSIC IS SO COMMERCIAL AND IT IS NOT REALISTIC WHO IN THE HELL HAVE MILLIONS AND ALOT OF EXPENSIVE CARS TO BURN..
When females were looking sexy and can dance. Now they just stand there holding a bottle. With shades on in a nightclub???? Nineteen years later this song still on point....
Yo for 95% of the so called rappers out need to check this video cause you crossed over a long time ago better figure out how to get back before its to late. So i say in the words of Das Efx to the hiphop you dont stopcome back real hip hop.
@HCadrenaline Actually you DON'T have to be black to have a Hi-top fade. I saw whites do it too. :) First you have to grow your hair out then perm it then go to the barber and ask for a fade.
Dope record and very relevant today.... Here's the problem, these artists today are looking for a way out of the hood, they want to stop selling drugs. So they do these lame tracks to get paid. Unfortunately with album sales going to shit due to the file sharing, these acts find it more difficult to say NO to a deal because labels are reluctant to invest in another artist, because the risk for no return is as high as it's ever been.
@suciobeats whattup sucio b! i disagree with you about why todays artists sellout so often. most of them come in the game with little or no knowledge of hip hop, and just want that fast dollar. from the jump, they don't care about the message they put out or contributing to the culture of hip hop, to them its all about that money. they aint tryin to hear schoolin or hard work thats why they may b sellin drugs in the 1st place!
A cautionary tale to all of these so called "artists" that are polluting the airwaves. How many of these sell-outs are still being listened to, or for that matter, still famous? Seems like Hip Hop in this day and age is nothing but a marketing tool pushing expensive cars, champagne and clothing labels. No substance and no real message like the joints we used to listen to back in the day; when Hip-Hop meant something.
Hip-hop didn't even come into it's own until around 1990. And at that time (the beginning) it was mostly about "expensive cars, champagne, and clothing labels." Nothing has really changed through these all years in that respect except for the notion I subscribe to that the artists and their products keep getting worse and worse. There are no new ground-breakers these days - only cookie-cutter acts dishing out the same old slop that's been around for 20 years now.Just my 2cents
@charlieelperro Since we're talking about all sell-outs and their cars, champagne, and clothing, I can't help but think back to LL COOL J's "Around the Way Girl" which came out a few years before Crossover - "I asked for an around-the-way filet and you bring me stuck-up tuna, you know what I mean? I don't want 'I-vanna' I want "Ta-WANNA!" Classic line! And so true!!
basically the industry looked at how money & business broke up NWA and used that same example to break down hip hop! introduce large money & business opportunities and convince the majority of future artists that mainstream appeal gets them paid. artists like epmd realized that would only lead to the watering down of a great culture like hip hop. many of today's artists could care less about the art that puts food on their table!
when you listen to this classic, you're listening to a time when hip hop had a backbone & a very strong voice. almost every other artist at the time fought tooth & nail to keep the greedy record companies from destroying the culture by waterin down the music for mainstream success. somewhere along the way the torch was dropped for financial gain..."industry rule # 4080, record company people are shady!"
Hey raze1974, if you really want to develop in basketball, you have got to start following a serious workout system. I used the famous nba training prog at (50-inch-vertical[dot]com). I haven t even told this to my high school teammates yet lol
hahahi remember these days i was like 13 or 14 when this came out..the streets was no joke..and everyone expected you to kick it to girls all the time...the older girls was sexy to me back then..ahhhh new york city..
Long live the Oldskool!! Im turning 39 in Aug and Im glad Ive had the privlage to hear real hip hop in its beginnings, scotty beam me back to at least 88 and let me do it all over again
@DrunKENkiller420 ...I feel you!!!! word up!!! I'm turning 40 in July and I will never forget the glory days of the Boogie Down Bronx..long live Sedgwick Ave, River Park Towers, Fordham Road, Marble Hill, Tracey Towers, Van Cortland Park and the rest is history!!!! YYEEEAAAHHHH BBBBOOOOYYYYYEEEEEEE
@DrunKENkiller420 ...I feel you!!!! word up!!! I'm turning 40 in July and I will never forget the glory days of the Boogie Down Bronx..long live Sedgwick Ave, River Park Towers, Fordham Road, Marble Hill, Tracey Towers, Van Cortland Park and the rest is history!!!! YYEEEAAAHHHH BBBBOOOOYYYYYEEEEEEE
@DrunKENkiller420 ...I feel you!!!! word up!!! I'm turning 40 in July and I will never forget the glory days of the Boogie Down Bronx..long live Sedgwick Ave, River Park Towers, Fordham Road, Marble Hill, Tracey Towers, Van Cortland Park and the rest is history!!!! YYEEEAAAHHHH BBBBOOOOYYYYYEEEEEEE
the fact that they had three number 1 albums prior to this one and they were still going against the industry is dope to me they were still all about the music
@lilbeaveymac I disagree with you stating that this track is not timeless the subject is relevant today and production wise i still bump it and epmd wasn't even my era I backtracked and researched and this is one of my favourites from epmd
You say Hannah Montana-i fucking punch you in the face
92% of teenagers have turned to New school and Pop.If you are part of the 8% that still listen to real music,copy and paste this message to another 5 videos. Don't let the real hip hop die
THE RAP ERA IS OUT OF CONTROL..BROTHERS SELLING THEIR SOUL TO GO GOLD, GOING, GOING, GONE (jayz, lil wayne, & the rest of these wac azz clowns) ANOTHER RAPPER SOLD...TO WHO? TO POP & R&B..WELL FUCK ALL YALL IM STRICTLY HIP HOP, ILL STICT TO UNDERGROUND BEATS....IM OUT OF HERE, SEE YA, NICE TO KNOW YA, AND IF U DONT KNOW U BETTA ASK AROUND
Isaac200821324 23 hours ago
DOWN SOUTH NEED TO STICK TO COUNTRY MUSIK...WEST COAST NEED TO STICK TO WATEVA IT WAZ THEY WERE INTO...
Isaac200821324 23 hours ago
HIP HOP WAZ BORN IN THA EAST COAST, SOUTH BX BABY...WHEN IT MOVED ALL OVA IT ALL GOT FUCKED UP...WE STARTED IT WE WILL END IT
Isaac200821324 23 hours ago
awesome classic
kimmetje1976 5 days ago
DAMN I FEEL LIKE HITTING SOMEBODY..lol
TejanoDream 1 week ago
DAMN I FEEL LIKE HITTING SOMEBODY..lol
TejanoDream 1 week ago
Daaam...forgot how slammin this is...
gdub454 1 week ago
I bumped into Parish over the weekend in Atlanta. I told him that EPMD warned niggas what was coming with the CrossOver joint.
TheDopestEthiopian1 2 weeks ago
yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa....tellm....look out 4 SABIST....toronto rappa aint no sell out real underground
popregimeoriginal 3 weeks ago in playlist special ed
It's 2012 now, but this song haven't lost its meaning... rappers are still selling their souls to go gold
121Nego1 3 weeks ago
man he said still I haven't seen one rapper living comfortably...times sure have changed...music sure has changed. I remember when my brother in law used to pick me up from 5th grade playing the latest EPMD tape in the cutlass
Mrussell1980 1 month ago
funny how this classic relates to the state of hip hop today, peace EPMD, hip hop!!!
YoungHoratio 1 month ago
First song that ever made me like rap. Thanks Sirius sattellite.
gregisfreestyle 1 month ago
Bought this on cassette tape back in '92 and wore it out. Wonderful East Coast rap which still sounds fresh 20 years later.
studebakerlvr 1 month ago
This is so true almost like they knew rap was gonna go pop.
tremone21 1 month ago
wow..... the girls in this video actually have clothes on... image that ... an unheard concept now a days
kiimora 1 month ago
OK
selinajones100 1 month ago
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check out my channel for some raw lyricism!! peace
NOSIDDa0043 1 month ago
autotune before i t whas cool, or actualyu before it whas fucking wack
zabilos12 1 month ago
i bet no one spots rick ross in this video
dmdpro5 1 month ago
dedicated to the new rappers of today :)
BeenaBee 1 month ago
@BeenaBee Lol so tru
MicIsMe235 1 month ago
waaahhhhhhtahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
HenryTroy715LXIX 1 month ago
damn they ripped it...n how many kids these days know what a Zoot Suit is...Zoot Suit = Skinny Jeans today.
HelloEquipment 1 month ago
I am spinning to this...classic!
Tampinu 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
"the Green-eyed bandit..."
PrincessDrRe 2 months ago
Classic
DetailsCount2 2 months ago
this ish still rock!
angelraresome 2 months ago in playlist More videos from raze1974
This song is adressed to todays corporate rap whores
srekazinskas 2 months ago
@srekazinskas & @oneluv72 Yes, this song was way ahead of its time!
SightseerLounge 2 months ago
UNDER-RATED DUO #FACT!!
ricenbeenz97 3 months ago
This joint is more prevalent now!!!
oneluv72 3 months ago
They were so ahead of they time with the message portrayed in this song. They basically predicted the future of Hip Hop music.
JAY1BLAZE 3 months ago in playlist Aww Yeah 27
When I watch these classic video's, I wish I had footage of myself when these video's were recorded. EPMD definately ushered in a different under-ground sound and ERA of Hip Hop. This is a like a time machine for the kid.
BuckT0WNUSA 3 months ago
@BuckT0WNUSA Yes, I can feel the early 90s when I look and listen to this!
SightseerLounge 2 months ago
Awesome classic! Why is Eric Sermon so angry?
supergenius112624120 3 months ago
Classic!!!!! The words 'crossover' and 'no sell out' were used all the time in those days, until hip hop started to shift shit loads of units, then everyone started to jump on the bandwagon. EPMD will always be a big part of real hip hop culture imo.
meetbollz 4 months ago 3
eryk
stachucebzun 4 months ago
Real Hiphop....Damn!
gimmeloot442 4 months ago 3
Its all about dreds, gold grills and autotune these days
ravin4550 4 months ago
this shit was prophetic
TheDuttyByrd 4 months ago 4
East Coast hiphop was and is the best! F*ck the mainstream southern bullshi*!!!
jcruces1 5 months ago 35
@jcruces1 Think before you say that because this song is 19 years old majority of the rappers for the South in the 90's and early 21st was not crossovers they were real. BTW it's crossovers from the east too
Digadog81 4 months ago
@jcruces1 BULLSHIT!!! Not all of the south is mainstream, DAMMIT!! You think that I'm cool with alot of bs the south is pushin??? CORRECT yourself, homie!! Besides, there's some buffoonery goin on in the east-coast as well! Hip hop started in New York based on raggae. Busta Ryhmes said the same dumb-ass bullshit you sayin and now look....... Signed to YMCMB. Check yourself like Das-n-effects said......
cofieldmac7 2 months ago
@cofieldmac7 south made the mainstream rap worse imo.
Bangura187 2 months ago
@Bangura187 I can sorta agree with that. It's sad to say. But don't put it completely on the south. There were ALOT of pop-heads floatin around the east and west coast. But, Thank GOD that true hip-hop is coming back from all coasts.....
cofieldmac7 2 months ago
@cofieldmac7 true true
Bangura187 2 months ago
@jcruces1 i think there is good hip hop from all over the world, as much as I love this song, its not 92 anymore.
raze1974 2 months ago 9
@raze1974 it sure aint and hence me longer listening to hip hop
kiimora 1 month ago
wish it was though!
mannylarenas0003 4 days ago
@jcruces1 i'm from castle hill bronx, big daddy kane and all that is the shit.
but i do got to give it up to 3 six mafia and project pat- tight ass beats and straight hood shit
1bigswell 1 month ago
@1bigswell ha ha I use to play this joint in castle hill back in 92
escort7420 1 month ago in playlist More videos from raze1974
@jcruces1 silly, not to mention the main hook of the track is from Dayton, Ohio!!!
volatilemolotov 1 month ago
@jcruces1 Hey dont judge the whole southern rap scene..Outkast...BOB....GOODIE MOB.....I ADMIT SOME OF THE CRAP SOUNDS FREAK'N SAME AND TALK ABOUT THE SAME BULL...AND HOG'N THE AIRWAVES..I MIS DAS EFX AND N.I.N.E AND LOST BOYS AND I MISS THAT SOUND THAT SOUNDED LIKE A AP SONG NOW YOU GO COMMERCIAL U ON DON'T GET ME WRONG MAKE YOUR PAPER BUT KEEP IT REAL.
edww23 4 days ago
@jcruces1
There was virtually no mainstream southern rap at the time of this song (just 2 Live Crew and Ghetto Boyz) so clearly this is addressing wack ass East Coast rappers who were doing all kinds of suck ass music at time. That's why the East fell off, and the West took over just a year later in 93, and East Coast haters like you have been crying and blaming everybody else ever since.
Yobachi2007 3 days ago
man I all most wanna shed a tear, I miss the hell outa this hip hop''
rodney1b 5 months ago 2
FUNNY HOW OLD SCHOOL RAPPESR LIKE epmd KRS ONE talked about crossing over almost 20 yrs ago but its stil relevant to day
braceroda 5 months ago
Damn so good!
lrhodes936 5 months ago
kaos0515 said it
willowchikn1 5 months ago
Mannn rappers these days need to learn. This is why EPMD is still respected to this day while rappers like 50 Cent and Jim Jones are so quick to die out.
highdiary 5 months ago
1:40- 2:18....wow
TheLadyRankin 5 months ago
they are the truth hip-hop era true prophets
7Waknk7 5 months ago
EPMD HAD A VISION SAW THE YEAR 2011 THEN MADE THIS SONG
TheBlackrebels 5 months ago 4
@TheBlackrebels yes!
TheLadyRankin 5 months ago
Wow, this song is actually prophetic. This is a diss on today's "rappers".
dasefxrob 5 months ago
thumbs up if u're listening to this in 2011.
bboyabdul 5 months ago 4
i used to listen to this all the time when i was like 13 or 14 years old..!
nutlil2 5 months ago
@nutlil2 I was 13 when this dropped, I listened to hip hop from the time i woke up until I went to sleep with my walkman playing in my ears.
TheEsquire212 5 months ago
premium
docterbeat 5 months ago
damn i was 18 teen theses are my rappers
jpmjpmjpm1 5 months ago
aok
cobraclan21 5 months ago
Love live Roger Troutman...and real hip hop!
johnathonbeach1 6 months ago
classic i remember hearing this as a youngin!
CY414 6 months ago
that fat white dude is a good actor.. cause i felt like punching him in the face.
RMena64 6 months ago
Man i use to bump the shit out of this back in the days.
madkappa1 6 months ago
Back when everybody was original and didnt sound alike. Call me old or whatever but at first I couldnt tell the difference between Drake and Lil Wayne.
yesimnative77 6 months ago
16 people are crossovers
121Nego1 6 months ago
THIS IS THE SHIT. damn miss the 90's forgot bout EPMD. known them from watching RED MAN
genestarwindjf80 6 months ago
E Double and the Mic Doc snappin necks, get off the bandwagon sucka crab chumps
gothamjediknight 6 months ago
I don't do hip hop like I used to. It's a young thing. but when I miss my native New York, I come here.
jeremyshockey234 6 months ago
Pay Ya Dues by Low Profile is another joint these new "rappers" need to listen to
CaVvyOne 6 months ago
@CaVvyOne WC is the man
gojetsandpackers 6 months ago
when rap didn't need F this F that to be good.
stevepogie 6 months ago
RAPPERS TAKE THE OATH AND SELL THEIR SOULS FOR A QUICK BUCK!!!!!!!
blacksultan85 6 months ago
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EPMD must have seen the future!!!!!
oneluv72 6 months ago
16 dislikes??? Lil Wayne, Floka Waka, Fake...Opps I mean Drake. In other words....CROSSOVER FANS!!!
oneluv72 6 months ago 2
YOWOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
babah77088 6 months ago
4 letters have never sounded so good together then E P M D
SpazDillinger 6 months ago
REAL hip hop. Keep the crossover. 10/10
dcat8221 6 months ago
EPMD 1 of the best duo's ever, along with gang starr & pete rock & cl smooth!
bradcypress 6 months ago 2
@bradcypress you should check out the website thehiphopdepot
thehiphopdepot 6 months ago
This is a music video an anti-sellout like me can truly identify with. Thanks for posting it.
oldschoolbx1970 7 months ago
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YouLoseAndGetSpam 7 months ago in playlist akon playlist 40 song long
HOW CAN ANYONE DISLIKE SUCH A CLASSIC JAM??? crawl back under your rock, and roll!
psychodad905 7 months ago
Ironic that year ago they prophesized that hip hop would sell out to be mainstream pop. It’s errie.
kalipassion04 7 months ago
15 people crossed over and have their tombstones on that bald guy's wall...
StrikkklyROCKERS 7 months ago
PLEASE CAN AN ARTIST COME OUT WITH SOME DECENT MUSIC!! I WISH I COULD BLAST TO THE PAST AND HEAR ALL THE OLD SKOOL HIP HOP, RAP, AND R & B AGAIN... MUSIC IS SO COMMERCIAL AND IT IS NOT REALISTIC WHO IN THE HELL HAVE MILLIONS AND ALOT OF EXPENSIVE CARS TO BURN..
Theodorsha2 7 months ago
This Is real Rap Music If i did grow up in the 80s udont know shit abpout hip hop
japayne006 7 months ago
410.000 views. fuckin really is sad!! you know what? fuck all you young fucks who think they know hip hop. you dont know a fuckin thing!!!
goldy2licks 7 months ago
this should have millions of views
TheBlackrebels 7 months ago
hip hop has crossedover, its a damn shame too.
allbiznessboxing 7 months ago
@allbiznessboxing
Amen to that...
jwr223 7 months ago
When females were looking sexy and can dance. Now they just stand there holding a bottle. With shades on in a nightclub???? Nineteen years later this song still on point....
IRON5 7 months ago
Help Me Rhonda
KpVal 8 months ago
High power cameos in this video. Kid Capri, K-Solo, Redman, Das Efx ....
rocktown612011 8 months ago
Yo for 95% of the so called rappers out need to check this video cause you crossed over a long time ago better figure out how to get back before its to late. So i say in the words of Das Efx to the hiphop you dont stopcome back real hip hop.
TeeFAP 8 months ago
Kid Capri!!
mastervoz 8 months ago
JUST TO BE CLEAR THE 15 MOTHERFUCKAS THAT DON'T LIKE THIS SHIT ARE ALL WHITE BOYS THAT RIDE EMINEM'S JOKE
GangstaMojo 8 months ago
@GangstaMojo not all white boys are into eminem
tazdabadboibaker 7 months ago
Consider this the early warning of how things in Hip hop ended up.
MrJaybugg311 8 months ago
if anybody has vintage EMPD hoodie let me know
vikingluv7 8 months ago
@vikingluv7 shit u prbaby raised the value 500% just with that comment
roscoegino 8 months ago
lol yeah bring back the Hi-top fade!
Galidorquest 8 months ago
@Galidorquest
My favourite hair cut, if I was black I would so totally be sporting that shit
HCadrenaline 7 months ago
@HCadrenaline Actually you DON'T have to be black to have a Hi-top fade. I saw whites do it too. :) First you have to grow your hair out then perm it then go to the barber and ask for a fade.
Galidorquest 7 months ago
@Galidorquest Yeah Vanilla Ice fade was so fly.....sike!!
imaplayjason 7 months ago
this beat is badass
kannon29 8 months ago
love this shit
<3
ck558985 9 months ago
Dope record and very relevant today.... Here's the problem, these artists today are looking for a way out of the hood, they want to stop selling drugs. So they do these lame tracks to get paid. Unfortunately with album sales going to shit due to the file sharing, these acts find it more difficult to say NO to a deal because labels are reluctant to invest in another artist, because the risk for no return is as high as it's ever been.
suciobeats 9 months ago
@suciobeats whattup sucio b! i disagree with you about why todays artists sellout so often. most of them come in the game with little or no knowledge of hip hop, and just want that fast dollar. from the jump, they don't care about the message they put out or contributing to the culture of hip hop, to them its all about that money. they aint tryin to hear schoolin or hard work thats why they may b sellin drugs in the 1st place!
kaoss0515 8 months ago
A Classic! I still have this album on Cassette Tape!
darrenritt27 9 months ago 11
A cautionary tale to all of these so called "artists" that are polluting the airwaves. How many of these sell-outs are still being listened to, or for that matter, still famous? Seems like Hip Hop in this day and age is nothing but a marketing tool pushing expensive cars, champagne and clothing labels. No substance and no real message like the joints we used to listen to back in the day; when Hip-Hop meant something.
charlieelperro 9 months ago
@charlieelperro
Hip-hop didn't even come into it's own until around 1990. And at that time (the beginning) it was mostly about "expensive cars, champagne, and clothing labels." Nothing has really changed through these all years in that respect except for the notion I subscribe to that the artists and their products keep getting worse and worse. There are no new ground-breakers these days - only cookie-cutter acts dishing out the same old slop that's been around for 20 years now.Just my 2cents
deniseaustinlover 9 months ago
@charlieelperro Since we're talking about all sell-outs and their cars, champagne, and clothing, I can't help but think back to LL COOL J's "Around the Way Girl" which came out a few years before Crossover - "I asked for an around-the-way filet and you bring me stuck-up tuna, you know what I mean? I don't want 'I-vanna' I want "Ta-WANNA!" Classic line! And so true!!
deniseaustinlover 9 months ago
EPMD had the formula....Roger and Zapp beats + lyrics = tightest cuts ever!
mrhoffame 9 months ago
Erick and Parrish makin' fuckin' DOLLAZ!!
greatesttickets 9 months ago
A good old school song . What else?
Eastheim 9 months ago
This was back when Def Jam defined hardcore hip hop.
thirdshift47 9 months ago
EPMD is real shit! Eric Sermon is the fucking man!
GialloHorror 9 months ago
Awesome. Long live true uncompromising hip hop. Fuck the crossover. Hail EPMD.
Chuloloc 9 months ago
#nikkiminaj obviously didn't listnen to this song before she signed to "youngdummies"!!!
smcg36 9 months ago
REAL HIP HOP
143rdqueenz 10 months ago
Hip hop artist should have this classic on their IPODs to remind them where hip hop came from. Stop producing this BS and do the damn thing right!
175blitz 10 months ago
basically the industry looked at how money & business broke up NWA and used that same example to break down hip hop! introduce large money & business opportunities and convince the majority of future artists that mainstream appeal gets them paid. artists like epmd realized that would only lead to the watering down of a great culture like hip hop. many of today's artists could care less about the art that puts food on their table!
kaoss0515 10 months ago 2
when you listen to this classic, you're listening to a time when hip hop had a backbone & a very strong voice. almost every other artist at the time fought tooth & nail to keep the greedy record companies from destroying the culture by waterin down the music for mainstream success. somewhere along the way the torch was dropped for financial gain..."industry rule # 4080, record company people are shady!"
kaoss0515 10 months ago 65
@kaoss0515 OH NO YOU DIDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDN'T!!! :D
UniversalSFX 6 months ago
@kaoss0515 About the time when Puffy came in. He changed the game in a very negative way.
spideymayne 6 months ago
@spideymayne thats the truth!
kaoss0515 6 months ago
@kaoss0515 so kids watch your back cuz i think they smoke crack, i don't doubt it, look at how they act...well put man.
mtownbaseball15 6 months ago
@kaoss0515 So true. Rap will never be the same.
bee1994 5 months ago 2
@kaoss0515 KRS-1 Let Us Know Tht Rule !
SuperMcFly78 4 months ago
GO C DECEVIO AND NEW WEST ORDER MUSIC ON YOUTUBE 2012
decevioj 10 months ago
Aoommmm now this tha flava!
OTOWN2STOCKTOWN 10 months ago
Hey raze1974, if you really want to develop in basketball, you have got to start following a serious workout system. I used the famous nba training prog at (50-inch-vertical[dot]com). I haven t even told this to my high school teammates yet lol
ElmaWillief 10 months ago
#hiphopisdead ..this song is dedicated to @bet..@mtv and all artist that are out today they fit the "crossover" mold..#smh..
smcg36 10 months ago
This record is older than 1992. Trust me i watched this shit evolve! or maybe it was, after all it is going on 2012 WOW!
olori35 10 months ago
This is the real sheeout!
stoicman31 11 months ago
hahahi remember these days i was like 13 or 14 when this came out..the streets was no joke..and everyone expected you to kick it to girls all the time...the older girls was sexy to me back then..ahhhh new york city..
mddarch2 11 months ago 3
12 brothas like todays hip hop and its sellout artists
trackstarz2011 11 months ago
how they do tht at the begging like tht cool voice liike at 0.23
skyarme 11 months ago
redmans crossedover but still keeps it real in a way like hes "international" with his craft..not just boom bap n all that
chanilla1 11 months ago
12 dislikes? How can u dislike epmd
MrXzibit1995 11 months ago 3
Long live the Oldskool!! Im turning 39 in Aug and Im glad Ive had the privlage to hear real hip hop in its beginnings, scotty beam me back to at least 88 and let me do it all over again
DrunKENkiller420 11 months ago
@DrunKENkiller420 ...I feel you!!!! word up!!! I'm turning 40 in July and I will never forget the glory days of the Boogie Down Bronx..long live Sedgwick Ave, River Park Towers, Fordham Road, Marble Hill, Tracey Towers, Van Cortland Park and the rest is history!!!! YYEEEAAAHHHH BBBBOOOOYYYYYEEEEEEE
blackeaglemj 11 months ago 2
@blackeaglemj Hell yeah Grew up in Wagner, those were the fucking days!!
nemoism 11 months ago
@DrunKENkiller420 ...I feel you!!!! word up!!! I'm turning 40 in July and I will never forget the glory days of the Boogie Down Bronx..long live Sedgwick Ave, River Park Towers, Fordham Road, Marble Hill, Tracey Towers, Van Cortland Park and the rest is history!!!! YYEEEAAAHHHH BBBBOOOOYYYYYEEEEEEE
blackeaglemj 11 months ago 2
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@DrunKENkiller420 ...I feel you!!!! word up!!! I'm turning 40 in July and I will never forget the glory days of the Boogie Down Bronx..long live Sedgwick Ave, River Park Towers, Fordham Road, Marble Hill, Tracey Towers, Van Cortland Park and the rest is history!!!! YYEEEAAAHHHH BBBBOOOOYYYYYEEEEEEE
blackeaglemj 11 months ago
Long live the Oldskool!!
DrunKENkiller420 11 months ago
i used to bump the shit outta this in my lac with my twin 15" kicker comps cant remember how many damn noise violation tickets i got lmao classic
dbakerone 11 months ago
both erick n parish really kill this track
slop123456789 11 months ago
EPMD had 5 gold albums, the 1st 3 went to #1 on the charts, & they didn't have to crossover...that goes to show what being real can get you
Drezyful 1 year ago 4
@Drezyful The irony is that "Crossover" was their biggest radio hit...strangely enough.
MyJunior1975 11 months ago 4
ten przekaz co zapodali parę dobrych lat temu teraz jest aktualny stuprocentowo
starysamochod 1 year ago
classic hip hop shit fuck these new rap crossovers!!!!!!!
ninostar74 1 year ago 55
@ninostar74 you have good taste in music. You should check out the website thehiphopdepot
thehiphopdepot 6 months ago
This is dope!!!!!!
hennylo68 1 year ago
the fact that they had three number 1 albums prior to this one and they were still going against the industry is dope to me they were still all about the music
InTheMoodForMuzik91 1 year ago 2
wait, whats the chorus saying? :S
danthedonHBB 1 year ago
@danthedonHBB I think it says.........whatever you want, whatever you need, I do for you what I do.... roger troutman-you should be mine
anthillmob 11 months ago
@anthillmob thanks i reckon you're right ;)
danthedonHBB 11 months ago
Classic!!!
Kimmica20 1 year ago
dr dre's clean production and smooth melodies killed the industrial dirty rap sound.
this is classic but it is very dated,not timeless.
lilbeaveymac 1 year ago
@lilbeaveymac I disagree with you stating that this track is not timeless the subject is relevant today and production wise i still bump it and epmd wasn't even my era I backtracked and researched and this is one of my favourites from epmd
InTheMoodForMuzik91 1 year ago
@lilbeaveymac spoken like a true long time listener of Emmis Communications.
mic1112244 11 months ago
Who cares if this is East Coast. I'm a West Coast and I love this jam!
MADDOG6400 1 year ago
raze1974 -put the volume higher on the track., my 89 taurus needs to pump
vikingluv7 1 year ago
hahaha Sonia send me a next rapper please
starysamochod 1 year ago
hahha let's bring back tha 'VoCoder' & Dismiss The 'T-Pain Vocal Effect' a.k.a. as autotune...bwahahah
KiNGLiVi8o8 1 year ago
You say Justin Bieber-I say Tupac
You say Lil Wayne-I say Biggie Smalls
You say Drake-I say Ice Cube
You say Soulja Boy-I say Big Pun
You say New school-i say shut the fuck up
You say Pop-I scream Hip Hop!
You say Hannah Montana-i fucking punch you in the face
92% of teenagers have turned to New school and Pop.If you are part of the 8% that still listen to real music,copy and paste this message to another 5 videos. Don't let the real hip hop die
frugstar 1 year ago