Damn i remember growing up to this. I feel for kids who didn't grow up in that era. Music was raw and real. Remember Pete Rock and CL Smooth, NWA, Geto Boys, Bone Thugs and Harmony, Naughty by Nature, Arrested Development, De la soul, UGK, Tribe Called Quest, Heavy D and the boys, Boot Camp Clik, Dr Dre, Yo the Parcyde, Brand Nubians, Showbiz and AG, Black Moon, Souls of Mischief, Scarface, Diamond D, Gang Star, Public Enemy, we had made hot artist. Music is no longer diverse. Same shit.
Everyone here please: let us, at least, please explain what Real Hip hop is to our kids & grand children. They will need to know for historical reasons.
There is no doubt that this was the golden era of hip hop, we will never see or hear artist like these again and that's life, life goes forward never backwards, I grew up listening to tribe,gangstarr, nwa, pete rock, dre and the wu. Nothing compares and thats that, were blessed to have been a part of this era and the music will always live on.
The reason we don't have good music any more is since like 3 companies control all mainstream music. I just saw someone mention these guys in another video comments .
i remember how we used to scrape these cats off the court at the Ham. good lyricists, but couldn't put up two to save that flatabush ayass. ha...base headz:2, bush headz: 0.
we as in the Hip Hop community need to keep this kind of rap music alive down load it , burn it! do what you have to and play it louder then the shit you hear nowadays. this is hip hop and its good for kids and the soul.
@SOSTacoJohnson White people didn't fuck shit up homey. I'm white and there are a lot of white people that miss this era just like myself. I'm 32 and I miss the 90's and the hip hop that was made back then. But you know what we need to get the fuck over it because it ain't coming back. All music changes not just hip hop. Do you want every song to sound the same all the time? There are a lot of good rappers out now you just got to do your research. You can still enjoy hip hop.
@Nomis2779 im puertorican and i feel the real white hip hop community is helpin save Hip Hop. looking @ artist like Mac Miller from the east coast and Yelawolf from the south. i respect both styles and creative minds, these are just examples and credit is not just to the artist but the white people involved in the movement,the artist career and fans. ive seen break dancin and graffiti mostlydone by whites and that orginal part of Hip Hop supose to be dead. peace
@Nomis2779 Amen brother, I loved the early 90's rap/hip hop and wish that more shit was like that again but it will not be that way again..too bad, there was some good shit back in the day, groups like this made my day and was so "fun" to listen to not just about bitches and money and drugs or bangin...props to the old shit
@Nomis2779 I disagree as a black person and a mc...the soul just isnt in the music anymore. Like Common Sense said..."I used to love her". People are too focused on metaphors and talk rapping...I remember battling had rhythm and melodies to it...now people just talk and shout at the top of their lungs. Attack of the clones for real!!!
@rahkriga but u know why that is right? Today rap is all controlled by the record companies who push for "hits". The focus is on selling as may albums as possible. Unfortunately the majority of the population today isnt sophisticated enough to enjoy music like this. Back in the day (1990's era), it was about talent & the love of hip hop. Not on just making money. Thats why today they say "hip hop is dead".
@210trillhustla1@210trillhustla1 Visit 'thetroyblog' and search for 'non album tracks bush babees'. It's in a compilation the blog owner put together.
This was just about around when Hip Hop peaked....maybe one more year or so....a few sparks of greatness here and there but still a downhill effort in the music over all
Damn i remember growing up to this. I feel for kids who didn't grow up in that era. Music was raw and real. Remember Pete Rock and CL Smooth, NWA, Geto Boys, Bone Thugs and Harmony, Naughty by Nature, Arrested Development, De la soul, UGK, Tribe Called Quest, Heavy D and the boys, Boot Camp Clik, Dr Dre, Yo the Parcyde, Brand Nubians, Showbiz and AG, Black Moon, Souls of Mischief, Scarface, Diamond D, Gang Star, Public Enemy, we had made hot artist. Music is no longer diverse. Same shit.
@SOSTacoJohnson ras kass is one of the best rappers ever.. Soul on Ice to me is one of the most underrated albums man. Dude didn't get enough shine for all the lyricism
@rebelus I wish those kinds of groups that exist today should be more popular, but it's the opposite. Depressing for the coming generations for a example.
this beat and track are ridiculouys. long live the golden age of hip hop. i thank god i was blessed enough to grow up in bk in the ninties, doin my thang. smokin blunts, hustlin, kickin it wit girls who wore old school jordans, graffiti, and stoop ball and sneakers over telephone wires
its still around because true cats like myself keep spreading these tunes.
yo b-boys, emcees, graffs, djays.....help! hip-hop needs us.share your knowledge.play this next time ur in the car with a friend who listens to wayne.itll change a nigga i promise.
Any guesses for the lyrics of the chorus, folks? Seriously, I'd like to know it. Is it just something like the chant in the middle of Put It On? Thanks for the replies in advance.
seriously this has got to be 1 of the best hip hop remixes ever made,my fav track ever,,love the babees! who ever stole my ambush ..burn in hell lol..shout out from the u.k
come to vids like this and your sure to find lazy old irrelevant fucks complaining about how there isnt hip hop like this when there most certainly IS.
Girls never kissed me,allways tried to diss me , wow,me too nicca lol.I tell my younger fam members,never act like u better than any1 cause the same people u meet going up is the same people u meet coming down..Just yesterday while shopping, ran into this shorty that used to stay frontin actn all stuckup like she was too good 4 da kid,now she see me wit my fam,lookd at my wife, lookd back at me wit that,dum, i coulda had this nigga look ,the icing on da cake,she aint even hot no more!!Lmao
i think even if some1 actually made a real hip hop or rap song these days , no one but the realist would listen to them , and it would be kinda hard because no1 listens to real rap or hip anymore
everything has cycles!! hip hop will eventually get better...it may not be like the 90's (cus nothing will ever duplicate the 90's) but it will be good again for its current time!
Ummm... ski goggles. Damn. Just...ski goggles. Niggas on the street wouldn't even recognize that anymore. That was hip hop EARLY 80s grade alongside fat laced adidas with socks under the tongues to keep your shoes on and freaking name belts and 4 finger rings. Shit was so FRESH.
@jeezuschryst ....lol *instructional video background music* Well, the fat laces weere supposed to be lined up evenly and not crisscrossed and the tongues were supposed to stand up so you could see the label and the wearer could look like a b-boy cartoon character from a burner on the side of a train car or whatever. So the fat la- *sigh* freak it. lol
this was when hip hop was still official...Nowadays its just the beat that catches my ear. A few sips in the club will make any wack nigga sound hot. Its all about production and ramblin now. anyway theres still the underground.
sometimes I get caught up in the speed and "club banger" mentality of today's producers. Making beats in like 3 minutes. I'm guilty of it too. But I know better. Nothing beats dodging moths and spiders trying to get to those old records, retrieving files off floppies and trying to read the screen off your damaged MPC. That dirty, old laundry mat sound. I have no problem with change, but man...
This is the hip hop that reflected the skills as well as the streets. It wasn't a gimmick type ,quick to make with no thought type of sound. Honestly put in my opinion & not to offend anyone but this was the New York sound! A glimpse of the hood when if you came to rhyme you better get your rhymes tight cuz you will be put on blast like the boos you hear from the Apollo Theater. Take note new MC's!!
YO U SHOULD NEVA EVEN PUT NEW SHIT WIT OL SKOOL IN THE SAME SENTENCE. FUCK DRAKE, LIL GAYNE, WAK FUCKA..... ALL THEM NEW BITCHES THERE WILL B NOTHING LIKE OL SKOOL!
See, this is real hip-hop/jazz! I so miss the ol'skool rap compared to the garbage today with no orginality or zest to it. Again, thank goodness for youtube so I can reminisce on the videos!
@1kiakia You got that right my friend. This take's me back to when I was in highschool. Man, I miss that time. Hip-hop was so much better. Some good fucking times!
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 "Let Me Be Free", "Pass The Fluffy", "Roll It Up" & "Zone Out"! They will have you LUNCHIN', especially if u're BLAZED UP!
@litewatch and i'd consider today's hip hop as the type of bubble gum that has that extremely sour cream inside, that makes you wanna spit it out just like that
I'm reading his lips/hes got skills
misterdanton 1 week ago
Where are the cars, the women and the flashing lights? Oh, that's right. It's real hip hop!
mojoswoptopz 1 week ago
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Damn i remember growing up to this. I feel for kids who didn't grow up in that era. Music was raw and real. Remember Pete Rock and CL Smooth, NWA, Geto Boys, Bone Thugs and Harmony, Naughty by Nature, Arrested Development, De la soul, UGK, Tribe Called Quest, Heavy D and the boys, Boot Camp Clik, Dr Dre, Yo the Parcyde, Brand Nubians, Showbiz and AG, Black Moon, Souls of Mischief, Scarface, Diamond D, Gang Star, Public Enemy, we had made hot artist. Music is no longer diverse. Same shit.
ChosenFewPromotions 2 weeks ago
90s were da shit. when we could say faaaagggggggot
Dustin29W 3 weeks ago
90's ----> greatest ever era of hiphop
lstruggy 3 weeks ago 2
awwwHHHHH- you see wat i mean when i say lil 'wayne is da wacest rapper eva??!! REAL HIPHOP WILL NEVA DIE AS NG AZ YOU-remembah we...........
soljahsolrac 4 weeks ago
New YOrk Flaca, with di West Indian tilt patois, fuck the rest are cretins...FIYA!!!
77musica 1 month ago
Thanks God I was in Jr high and HS here in the Bronx during the early mid 90's!!
Today's hip hop = garbage, I stopped listening to hip hop in 98
julioabruno2254 1 month ago 2
It was the best of times.....but it's gone....
Everyone here please: let us, at least, please explain what Real Hip hop is to our kids & grand children. They will need to know for historical reasons.
deemoe7301 1 month ago 2
There is no doubt that this was the golden era of hip hop, we will never see or hear artist like these again and that's life, life goes forward never backwards, I grew up listening to tribe,gangstarr, nwa, pete rock, dre and the wu. Nothing compares and thats that, were blessed to have been a part of this era and the music will always live on.
ja1esco76 1 month ago
The reason we don't have good music any more is since like 3 companies control all mainstream music. I just saw someone mention these guys in another video comments .
dreamihad 1 month ago
Youtube needs a repeat option.
KingJustSon 1 month ago
2:41 Biggie Smalls
Alxsezz 1 month ago
@Alxsezz haha
StreetballAttitude 1 month ago
does he say "Yao Ming" at the beginning?
bryanr1 1 month ago
@bryanr1 he say's yooooooooo mannnn i'm pretty sure dude, cause they hit fists just after
hallilad 1 month ago
I can't remember shit because of I'm 18 :(
okan991512 2 months ago
rebelus you forgot to say big l
kjbarlow420 2 months ago
I Love this Jam, Da Bush Babees & Salaam Remi made a Classic, Peace
LivingHipHop17 2 months ago
Salaam Remi on Production, Same Dude that did Fugee's "Fu-Gee-LA" & "Nappy Heads Remix", Nas's "Made You Look", "I Can" & "Thiefs Theme", Peace
LivingHipHop17 2 months ago
i remember you!
tub0r 2 months ago
i remember how we used to scrape these cats off the court at the Ham. good lyricists, but couldn't put up two to save that flatabush ayass. ha...base headz:2, bush headz: 0.
B92vid 2 months ago
Trinidadian and Jamaican influenced...gives you this.... 94 baby!
indoguju 3 months ago
And you were saying I would never be phat. Remember that?
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oooooooooh
tooooo nice
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DJTUSCK 3 months ago in playlist *OLD SCHOOL HIP-HOP* HISTORY IN THE MAKING*
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wow i cant believe i went to school with one of them ditmas junior high my boy acklan!!!! where the hell are u man?????
jlefam4 3 months ago
wow i cant believe i went to school with one of them ditmas junior high my boy acklan!!!! where the hell are u man?????
jlefam4 3 months ago
@jlefam4 Yo i went to Dtitmas too kid. What up fam
sdolospy 3 months ago
FINEST RAP!
thezlazic 3 months ago
Flatbush represent
blackdynamite3018 3 months ago
this song is ill " b" bx for life
mutaib33 3 months ago
we as in the Hip Hop community need to keep this kind of rap music alive down load it , burn it! do what you have to and play it louder then the shit you hear nowadays. this is hip hop and its good for kids and the soul.
elissasdad 3 months ago 2
This is probably the only Salaam Remi beat I ever liked. The other ones, especially the ones he does for Nas, suck ass
klift24 3 months ago
@klift24 The hell??? You didn't like "Made You Look"? Salaam Remi did his thing on that one!!!
MyJunior1975 2 months ago
YES...I REMEMBER!!! I REMEMBER WAY
cradleofjohannes 4 months ago
@netre, right on son. I and many others feel you. Thanks for the post / keeping a relic of the true art alive.
mazedull 4 months ago
Yeah too bad this version wasn't on the damn CD.
'Remember We' my azz!!! All I remember was being pizzed off after playing the album version about 17 years ago! Hahahaha
frankjum 4 months ago
rap b4 white people fucked it up. b4 corporate america stuck their tiny dick in it.
SOSTacoJohnson 4 months ago
@SOSTacoJohnson White people didn't fuck shit up homey. I'm white and there are a lot of white people that miss this era just like myself. I'm 32 and I miss the 90's and the hip hop that was made back then. But you know what we need to get the fuck over it because it ain't coming back. All music changes not just hip hop. Do you want every song to sound the same all the time? There are a lot of good rappers out now you just got to do your research. You can still enjoy hip hop.
Nomis2779 4 months ago 27
@Nomis2779 your right.. but your still a cracker
popohere 4 months ago
@popohere ey, i am too. When I say white people I'm referring to the culture, not necessarily every person.
SOSTacoJohnson 4 months ago
@Nomis2779 exactly. You don't have a mother fucking clue what you talking about.
SOSTacoJohnson 4 months ago
@Nomis2779 im puertorican and i feel the real white hip hop community is helpin save Hip Hop. looking @ artist like Mac Miller from the east coast and Yelawolf from the south. i respect both styles and creative minds, these are just examples and credit is not just to the artist but the white people involved in the movement,the artist career and fans. ive seen break dancin and graffiti mostlydone by whites and that orginal part of Hip Hop supose to be dead. peace
elissasdad 3 months ago
@Nomis2779 Amen brother, I loved the early 90's rap/hip hop and wish that more shit was like that again but it will not be that way again..too bad, there was some good shit back in the day, groups like this made my day and was so "fun" to listen to not just about bitches and money and drugs or bangin...props to the old shit
benjammnaz 2 months ago
@Nomis2779 I disagree as a black person and a mc...the soul just isnt in the music anymore. Like Common Sense said..."I used to love her". People are too focused on metaphors and talk rapping...I remember battling had rhythm and melodies to it...now people just talk and shout at the top of their lungs. Attack of the clones for real!!!
rahkriga 2 months ago
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@rahkriga but u know why that is right? Today rap is all controlled by the record companies who push for "hits". The focus is on selling as may albums as possible. Unfortunately the majority of the population today isnt sophisticated enough to enjoy music like this. Back in the day (1990's era), it was about talent & the love of hip hop. Not on just making money. Thats why today they say "hip hop is dead".
zk92000 1 month ago
@Nomis2779 not all white people individually, but the corporations.. which were/ are white
misternash16 1 month ago
fat ass beat, roll one up to dis
StreetNoodle 4 months ago
Can you say Video Music Box? Long live true Hip-Hop!!!
Catscantrhymenomo 4 months ago
where can i get this version?
210trillhustla1 4 months ago
@210trillhustla1 @210trillhustla1 Visit 'thetroyblog' and search for 'non album tracks bush babees'. It's in a compilation the blog owner put together.
JoeRush91 4 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Da Bush Babees
fuckkk...take me back
TheReeferMadness13 4 months ago
LIKE JACK YOU GET NICKELS, SON!!! CLEVER!! THIS WAS MY JAM BACK IN DA DAY!!!
aligned576 4 months ago
R.I.P. VIVA ZWEI
Raperko 4 months ago
This was just about around when Hip Hop peaked....maybe one more year or so....a few sparks of greatness here and there but still a downhill effort in the music over all
SOULSEEKA 4 months ago
@SOULSEEKA Damn right, 94-96 was the hottest shit!
TheHumanBallsack 4 months ago
that first verse is spot on son, flow, sound, got it locked down
mezalong 4 months ago
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GOT THE JOINTS IF YOU GOT THE TIME, CHECK ME OUT!!!!!
quincy25100 4 months ago
łał ale track kocham ten hip hop cos pieknego
kalukamix 4 months ago
@fparache shits just underground yo gotta discover it
Niggerface94 4 months ago
Damn i remember growing up to this. I feel for kids who didn't grow up in that era. Music was raw and real. Remember Pete Rock and CL Smooth, NWA, Geto Boys, Bone Thugs and Harmony, Naughty by Nature, Arrested Development, De la soul, UGK, Tribe Called Quest, Heavy D and the boys, Boot Camp Clik, Dr Dre, Yo the Parcyde, Brand Nubians, Showbiz and AG, Black Moon, Souls of Mischief, Scarface, Diamond D, Gang Star, Public Enemy, we had made hot artist. Music is no longer diverse. Same shit.
rebelus 5 months ago in playlist rebelus's Favorited Videos 60
@rebelus Word up !
That was real too bad i was born in 96.
MightyGerm96 5 months ago
@rebelus yup thats my era ...
serkos1 4 months ago
@rebelus u forgot crooklyn dodgers ;D
SOSTacoJohnson 4 months ago
@rebelus lets see you also forgot shabazz the disciple, and early nas and jay-z. tisk tisk ;D
SOSTacoJohnson 4 months ago
@rebelus oh yea u also forgot ras kass
SOSTacoJohnson 4 months ago
@SOSTacoJohnson ras kass is one of the best rappers ever.. Soul on Ice to me is one of the most underrated albums man. Dude didn't get enough shine for all the lyricism
Tommmaaah 4 months ago in playlist Liked
@Tommmaaah fer real you weren't lying. soul on ice is the MOTHER FUCKING SHIT
SOSTacoJohnson 4 months ago
@rebelus wheres wu tang??? without a doubt on the mount rushmore of real hip-hop!
MovieHound17 3 months ago in playlist OldSkool
@rebelus ummmmm i dont see no wutang in ur metoning???? hook it up my dude!!!
MovieHound17 3 months ago in playlist OldSkool 2
@rebelus I wish those kinds of groups that exist today should be more popular, but it's the opposite. Depressing for the coming generations for a example.
Mario4k5 2 months ago
@rebelus 2Pac,Biggie Smalls,Big L,Das Efx,Wu Tang Clan
SumbolV 1 month ago
What r these guye doing now? Still MCing or did they end up witu regular jobs?
akaBrilliant26 5 months ago
@fparache Too bad things change.
Omikron1112 5 months ago
dayummmn
SelectiveAging 5 months ago
I miss that old reggae fusion in Hip Hop
051290ma 5 months ago
da bush babees davaju ako robo snopko blitz...
9740111 5 months ago
this beat and track are ridiculouys. long live the golden age of hip hop. i thank god i was blessed enough to grow up in bk in the ninties, doin my thang. smokin blunts, hustlin, kickin it wit girls who wore old school jordans, graffiti, and stoop ball and sneakers over telephone wires
vinnybkfam 6 months ago
Hip-Hop represent.
its still around because true cats like myself keep spreading these tunes.
yo b-boys, emcees, graffs, djays.....help! hip-hop needs us.share your knowledge.play this next time ur in the car with a friend who listens to wayne.itll change a nigga i promise.
CrisWonderTV 6 months ago
this shit, thats it... everyone feel it. back to hiphop
nudielenn 6 months ago
RIP Hip Hop.
WTF has happened?... I'd rather listen to 1950's classics than that 2011 shit they call music.
DickieM92 6 months ago
Gifted voices!
Germ303 6 months ago
i like rap that is nostalgic and not about all dat nigga shit like killin n stuff. like damn yo chill out!! lol
The808Prophet 6 months ago
bush babees, born jamericans and cru were are you??...
kuba813 7 months ago
aiight...real hip hop!!!
honeykiss1 7 months ago
dope steez
peep my beats
phood phor thoughtz krew
k.nutree
peace
NomlasthaProphet 7 months ago
ski googles and hockey jerseysss, 95 in this bitchh
brooklynkid412 7 months ago 2
YO MAAAN
thirdeyedopeness 7 months ago
Hell yeah, the timberland and hoodie days. Tiiighhtttt
XiuTheFeared 7 months ago
@spiderman759182 why is this type of comment on every single video on youtube?
20 ppl dont like 20 ppl cant remember 20 ppl shitted in their pants.. waht is this surrogates type of behavior? u remind me of the irobots
Sambino 7 months ago in playlist Golden Hip-Hop
One clasic of hip hop :)
Mirkoh2forlife 7 months ago
Hell yes. Some more of that flava from the Golden Era. Bop ya headz.
ions82 7 months ago
HIP-HOP
Kubek102 7 months ago
@fparache Stop Depressing me!
turbojb 7 months ago
Classic, but what happened to these dudes? If your from the bush, "Like this."
righteousemusic 7 months ago
uuff que chimbaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
xXD4M1AnXx 7 months ago
Any guesses for the lyrics of the chorus, folks? Seriously, I'd like to know it. Is it just something like the chant in the middle of Put It On? Thanks for the replies in advance.
AkelA984 8 months ago
@AkelA984 Sounds like
Remember we... we never have no money
Remember we... we never have no shade-y
Remember we... we never have not a thing
Do you remember the song whe the people ah sing?
(some patois styling on some of the words, but that's my guess.)
Mattoichi0 7 months ago
@Mattoichi0 Thanks :)
AkelA984 7 months ago
seriously this has got to be 1 of the best hip hop remixes ever made,my fav track ever,,love the babees! who ever stole my ambush ..burn in hell lol..shout out from the u.k
lyrikaldrunk 8 months ago
Nostalgic tear listening to this.
tnyalvarez 8 months ago 14
The good ol' dayz!!!
blackmale78 8 months ago in playlist Back in the day hiphop
Dobre :D
gapoa 9 months ago
Remember we...DECEPTS!!!!!...BROOKLYN!!!
shangosanteria 9 months ago
come to vids like this and your sure to find lazy old irrelevant fucks complaining about how there isnt hip hop like this when there most certainly IS.
thedezoe 9 months ago
@thedezoe where? I live in NY and even here shit is everyhwere
77musica 8 months ago
YYEEEEAO MAANNN
bboyPandha 9 months ago
While the album was tight, it would've been even better if this version was featured..
Division1985 9 months ago
If you Remember, then you love hip hop. If you can't, then you need to be reminded!
Blakkset 9 months ago
HELL YEAH!
paulienugentstyle 9 months ago
remember when we used to get high and listen to jams like this all day long?
Spourtas 9 months ago
Beautiful.
Rhymesmart1 9 months ago
@spiderman759182
hahaha naw dawg honstely i think that was a mistake!!!!its happened 2 me a couple of timez
Violator2 9 months ago
I remember when hiphop was REAL
lisaray101 9 months ago
Dope !
ponczarrdo 9 months ago
Girls never kissed me,allways tried to diss me , wow,me too nicca lol.I tell my younger fam members,never act like u better than any1 cause the same people u meet going up is the same people u meet coming down..Just yesterday while shopping, ran into this shorty that used to stay frontin actn all stuckup like she was too good 4 da kid,now she see me wit my fam,lookd at my wife, lookd back at me wit that,dum, i coulda had this nigga look ,the icing on da cake,she aint even hot no more!!Lmao
leedafreak1 9 months ago
the like bar looks like the joint I just smoked.
Nitroxinus 9 months ago
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0:01 through 0:03 reminds me of an ol skool Hip Hop beat with a trumpet, kinda like The Firm-Mo Money Mo Murder
esconyfinest 10 months ago
I love finding some nice underground stuff with a smooth flow. yesss
c0rnf1ake 10 months ago
Yes yes i remember this keep posting so far I've found 10 songs I couldn't' remember the name just the beat, thank you all
faustpsycho 10 months ago
real hip hop
abstractexists1 10 months ago 4
i think even if some1 actually made a real hip hop or rap song these days , no one but the realist would listen to them , and it would be kinda hard because no1 listens to real rap or hip anymore
BaSsCrEaToR01 10 months ago
These guys used to go to a fake high school and treated every one like fans.
ProspectNY11211 10 months ago
everything has cycles!! hip hop will eventually get better...it may not be like the 90's (cus nothing will ever duplicate the 90's) but it will be good again for its current time!
mddarch2 10 months ago
Ummm... ski goggles. Damn. Just...ski goggles. Niggas on the street wouldn't even recognize that anymore. That was hip hop EARLY 80s grade alongside fat laced adidas with socks under the tongues to keep your shoes on and freaking name belts and 4 finger rings. Shit was so FRESH.
0pine0tron6000 10 months ago 2
@0pine0tron6000 socks under the tongues? how would that makem stay on??
jeezuschryst 10 months ago
@jeezuschryst ....lol *instructional video background music* Well, the fat laces weere supposed to be lined up evenly and not crisscrossed and the tongues were supposed to stand up so you could see the label and the wearer could look like a b-boy cartoon character from a burner on the side of a train car or whatever. So the fat la- *sigh* freak it. lol
0pine0tron6000 10 months ago
STAY RUDE!
RudyGotSUS 11 months ago
Remember Real Hip-Hop!
CyberBarca91 11 months ago 4
this was when hip hop was still official...Nowadays its just the beat that catches my ear. A few sips in the club will make any wack nigga sound hot. Its all about production and ramblin now. anyway theres still the underground.
demonkai76 11 months ago
sometimes I get caught up in the speed and "club banger" mentality of today's producers. Making beats in like 3 minutes. I'm guilty of it too. But I know better. Nothing beats dodging moths and spiders trying to get to those old records, retrieving files off floppies and trying to read the screen off your damaged MPC. That dirty, old laundry mat sound. I have no problem with change, but man...
shuaduah 11 months ago 2
what is the name of the boy who sings the refrain?
MyCaTisBouncing 11 months ago
...I miss that Old School(New School @ The Time) East Coast Hip Hop/Rap Joints.
MRruybe 11 months ago
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@MRruybe you can still listen to them you know
thehumanshin 11 months ago
What can I say?
CLASSIC from tha 90s...
MoxicoMC 11 months ago 4
love it when wearing googles was part of your gear
brooklynkid412 11 months ago 3
This is the hip hop that reflected the skills as well as the streets. It wasn't a gimmick type ,quick to make with no thought type of sound. Honestly put in my opinion & not to offend anyone but this was the New York sound! A glimpse of the hood when if you came to rhyme you better get your rhymes tight cuz you will be put on blast like the boos you hear from the Apollo Theater. Take note new MC's!!
MaxwellSmart212 11 months ago 2
These are educated hip-hop artists, the best musicians always went to school and did well. Go to school kids
alfonsjordankasday 11 months ago 2
@alfonsjordankasday yeah like Nas
thehumanshin 11 months ago
dis dat ol backpackin real hip hop....love this shit
PFJ2010 11 months ago
YO U SHOULD NEVA EVEN PUT NEW SHIT WIT OL SKOOL IN THE SAME SENTENCE. FUCK DRAKE, LIL GAYNE, WAK FUCKA..... ALL THEM NEW BITCHES THERE WILL B NOTHING LIKE OL SKOOL!
karallday 1 year ago
@karallday so true
ahsiek1118 11 months ago
20 kids don't remember...
absdilsey 1 year ago 3
0:01 through 0:03 reminds me of an ol skool Hip Hop beat with a trumpet, kinda like The Firm-Mo Money Mo Murder
esconyfinest 1 year ago
LOVE DIS HIP HO FUNKY S==T!!!!!1
lennymac100 1 year ago
this was my FAVORITE song wen i was younger.. n them niggas lived a few blox away so we was all hype in the hood
CuGuttaNYC 1 year ago
at 2:02 it filters the lyrics but they did it in a way that it still sounds sick. when i heard the unfiltered version i was actually let down aha.
trailstar1 1 year ago
Fuck.. amazing
Dougs90 1 year ago
chooooop please!
doseydoe210 1 year ago
love 90's hip hop
CHILLFACTOR67 1 year ago 4
starin out the window, broke like mr wendel
arkim44 1 year ago
i love the horn delay,tipical on the hip hop beats of 90's
biggavon1 1 year ago 2
i was young
this tune made me very long glide ...
I think I'm never back down
stephinho73 1 year ago
It seems like i fell asleep in yesterday again...
098nick123 1 year ago
this is what hip hop sounds like!!!
SW4TR3PP1N 1 year ago 3
20 dislikes ?? seriously ?? dayum !
indyvinylz 1 year ago
@indyvinylz don' worry. the people who dislike this, are just can't remember.... : )
Gabethefucker 1 year ago
See, this is real hip-hop/jazz! I so miss the ol'skool rap compared to the garbage today with no orginality or zest to it. Again, thank goodness for youtube so I can reminisce on the videos!
1kiakia 1 year ago 3
@1kiakia You got that right my friend. This take's me back to when I was in highschool. Man, I miss that time. Hip-hop was so much better. Some good fucking times!
CSXtrackworker 1 year ago
now thats hip hop............hip hop where have you been,I was missing you
premedog 1 year ago 2
This album was fire!!!! Miss the good ol days of Hip Hop. Check the track with Mos Def.
DirtyMekanic 1 year ago
One of the best pop feeling real songs of ALL TIMES
coachkfan1 1 year ago
memories brings back history
foxnews63 1 year ago
DE WUEVITOSSSSSSSSSSSSS
robertoalmazansales 1 year ago
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sidso1o 1 year ago
These guys' 1996 release, Gravity is easily one of the most slept on hip hop albums of all times.
BicycleLee 1 year ago
@BicycleLee I agree. It's a hidden masterpiece
AlignmentPictures 1 year ago
98% of rap now is bubble gum rap! sugar coated with a dance and then the flavor is over and spit out!!!!!
litewatch 1 year ago 2
@litewatch and i'd consider today's hip hop as the type of bubble gum that has that extremely sour cream inside, that makes you wanna spit it out just like that
Partyphotographer 1 year ago
I have some songs from Da Bush Babees first and second album that are only on my channel,so check it out !!!
DaUndergroundMusic 1 year ago