i was kin 5th grade, flat top fade, one gold chain and a pair loc shades. gettin cool before i go to school, that's when i began to make little girls drool, had me in their little love letter pool. man these were the glory days going into the the 90's with the snoop doggs, nas az, and biggie smalls, 2 pac, and wu tang to come. man where these muthaphukkaz come from today with all this wack shit. the 2000's has been a disgrace to hip-hop, a total slap in the face.80's and 90's fuck the millineum
This was the shit back in 1990. Kane was definitly the best in his time period.On par with Rakim , just on a different level. DMX took this beat and made "Where the hood at". and Kane took it from Albert King.
@boystop369 this is one of the songs of the silent war him and rakim was having without all the bullshit we see today. even biggie smalls, nas az mobb deep and wu tang had theses same wars without calling each others names out. this is why the beats and rhymes were so fire at that time because it wasn't all this talking like the wwf and wcw today, just come back with some hot shit. if you heard something you said in a rhyme in their song being hit you just come back with some hot shit that'all.
The reason old school is good cause rappers was hungry back then not multi million dollar contracts these brothers and sister had to go on tour they had to perfect there shit, they knew they could be gone the next day, now days hip hop artist are looking to go Diamond the only way is to cross over don't get me wrong about the cross over they are in it to make money nothing wrong but have some creativity so you can have longevity in the game.
@Ramjet387 They took our hip hop pioneers and kicked them to the curb. No BDK, no Kool G Rap, no Flash, no EPMD...they went to Fitty, The Game, and all that booty, bullets, and bling shyt! I understand change; but it went to industry created ppl. Kane and other giants were real..and they get rarely no radio play these days. Radio sold out to the almighty $!
@Ramjet387 You made a good point, but we had an old school music station in NYC, and it was on one day; never said anything about it was the last day or whatever. They played classic soul..then the next day they went hip hop, but played no classic rap. They switched to a format that was made for industry created stars. They didn't think about the fans; they took that "payola"; and started this mainstream garbage.
@krazyfan2000 Bed-Stuy fam. I went too school with his lil. brother Shane real talk we were in the same class and I went too J.H.S. with D.J. Scratch lil. brother his name is Chris from Albany pj's man those wee the days hell my aunt lived around the corner from where they did Do The Right Thing Damn the 90's was real and mid 80's.
HEY...YOUTUBE FAMILY! Why aren't they playing this golden stuff on the radio? I know why...but I want anyone other than "Li'l Wayne" fans to give me feedback..cuz the new mainstream shit is wack. Hit me up, because the radio is doing our real HIP HOP heroes an injustice..for real!
@EDDSMITTY1 you can't blame the radio u have to blame the people. People no longer want the message, understanding messages is considered hard work, the people of this day want the instant gratification of money without the work. so wen u look at it the radio is only going to do what it needs to survive n that is playing what the people want. unfortunately those who use the music for its orinial premises are left out because we are vastly out numbered.
He was definitely "Young, Gifted, and Black!" In his prime, NO-body could hang w/Kane! NOBODY! He had a smooth flow and the beats were awesome too. Well, ok...there were two gentlemen who were up there w/him..Rakim and Cool G Rap. But there was also a guy named Chuck D! What the hell happened to hip hop, YouTube family...and why aren't they acknowledging this REAL hip hop rap on the radio? Really sad..a time long gone, people!
born in 1992 i am fukin gutted that i wasnt born 10 or 15 years earlier so i could of lived through the golden age all the music we get now is crapp all i ever listen to is mobb deep biggie tupac nwa eazy e dre big daddy kane proof big l scarface ghetto boys the fugees bob marley all dat people need to bring back real music
True , you missed it all, 92 was the year of the rebellion in LA, although i am not from america, rappers serve as cultural guides for me especially the great KRS one, check the edutainment album! peace Brother
@exteremeJUGGERNAUT I doubt it bro. not cheesy enough for the unknowings kids of today. this here is when hip hop was a true art form, b-boys in suede pumas with puma suits fat laces, graffiti pieces on hats reppin your crew, kangols, and lasonic "ghetto blaster" playing this here jams ready to do some battle. once again true innocent hip hop culture here.
b.d.K was the back then jay-z he was way before his time the first emcee to really make sense the metaphors were untouchable real hip hop a emcee really saying something
and he was responding to james brown when he was saying '' if we didnt revive and bring back alive old beats that we appreciated you wouldnt survive j b was gettin pissed that everyone was using his tracks back in that time period
@homieBtotheJ According to Tupac Shakur in Hit Em' Up: FUCK MOBB DEEP! And Nas is gay too. U forgot 2Pac, Brand Nubian, MC Lyte, Bahamadia, my gosh im 13 and i know more than you
@danynumero6 I think Illmatic was his only great and classic album. But as far a putting out a good album, or good music, his ETHA on Jay-Z was the closest "great" shit he dropped to Illmatic.
HIP HOP, WHEN HIP HOP WAS HOTT, NON STOP, BOYEE!!..
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Where The Hood, Where The Hood, Where The Hood At
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RealSouthShit 1 week ago
i was kin 5th grade, flat top fade, one gold chain and a pair loc shades. gettin cool before i go to school, that's when i began to make little girls drool, had me in their little love letter pool. man these were the glory days going into the the 90's with the snoop doggs, nas az, and biggie smalls, 2 pac, and wu tang to come. man where these muthaphukkaz come from today with all this wack shit. the 2000's has been a disgrace to hip-hop, a total slap in the face.80's and 90's fuck the millineum
los550 4 weeks ago
atmosphere ygm brought me here
redrums911 3 months ago
"Man get cha damn hands of the mic that im chokin!!!!"
SDSOverfiend 3 months ago 2
@RyanCastroTV
who?
LanceVanceThug 5 months ago
TIGHT!NOW GET UR DAM HANDS OFF THE MIC I'M HOLDIN
newnegro1 5 months ago
This was the shit back in 1990. Kane was definitly the best in his time period.On par with Rakim , just on a different level. DMX took this beat and made "Where the hood at". and Kane took it from Albert King.
DTRAVELZ 6 months ago
@DTRAVELZ He's not on Rakim's level but he still is one of the greatest
boystop369 5 months ago
@boystop369 this is one of the songs of the silent war him and rakim was having without all the bullshit we see today. even biggie smalls, nas az mobb deep and wu tang had theses same wars without calling each others names out. this is why the beats and rhymes were so fire at that time because it wasn't all this talking like the wwf and wcw today, just come back with some hot shit. if you heard something you said in a rhyme in their song being hit you just come back with some hot shit that'all.
los550 4 weeks ago
THIS IS DOPE!!!!!!!
Icemanbk 6 months ago
@ProLit .. you dont hear the trumpet or whatever instrument that is playing in the background of this song?
thats the sample used in where da hood at ... YOU CANT MISS IT !!!!!
KingFait1 6 months ago
One of my favorite tracks in Hip Hop history! At the time this dropped I was a young teen, and was hooked to rap every since!
Peace
TheIG07 8 months ago
Kane was so HARD
Bhard510 8 months ago
The reason old school is good cause rappers was hungry back then not multi million dollar contracts these brothers and sister had to go on tour they had to perfect there shit, they knew they could be gone the next day, now days hip hop artist are looking to go Diamond the only way is to cross over don't get me wrong about the cross over they are in it to make money nothing wrong but have some creativity so you can have longevity in the game.
who919 8 months ago
Kane on rhymes, Marley on beat, enough said!!!!
Drezyful 8 months ago
CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!
Swagrifik 9 months ago
young gifted and black was first done by Nina Simone, and I think Donnie Hathaway put his spin on it. When we graduated in the 70's we were YGB,
51gwendo 9 months ago
Top 5 dead or alive
ad2swift 9 months ago
ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST ILLEST M.C'S OF ALL TIMES!!!! NUFF' SAID!!!
jenja718 10 months ago
One of Kane's best joints...So underrated it's a shame. This man was a hip-hop KING. And he still is in my book!!
RAV52 11 months ago
also used in ygm by atmosphere.
cry12344 1 year ago
where the hood at?
cry12344 1 year ago
I still get ill and kill at will and build the skill
to fill your grill so don't tell me you're real!!!!
mahdual 1 year ago
@Ramjet387 They took our hip hop pioneers and kicked them to the curb. No BDK, no Kool G Rap, no Flash, no EPMD...they went to Fitty, The Game, and all that booty, bullets, and bling shyt! I understand change; but it went to industry created ppl. Kane and other giants were real..and they get rarely no radio play these days. Radio sold out to the almighty $!
EDDSMITTY1 1 year ago
@EDDSMITTY1 The Game isn't bad.
mariomaster64 11 months ago
@Ramjet387 You made a good point, but we had an old school music station in NYC, and it was on one day; never said anything about it was the last day or whatever. They played classic soul..then the next day they went hip hop, but played no classic rap. They switched to a format that was made for industry created stars. They didn't think about the fans; they took that "payola"; and started this mainstream garbage.
EDDSMITTY1 1 year ago
Nobody did this hip hop like my era...NYC baby!!!!!
krazyfan2000 1 year ago
@krazyfan2000 Bed-Stuy fam. I went too school with his lil. brother Shane real talk we were in the same class and I went too J.H.S. with D.J. Scratch lil. brother his name is Chris from Albany pj's man those wee the days hell my aunt lived around the corner from where they did Do The Right Thing Damn the 90's was real and mid 80's.
civicmaneg6 11 months ago
HEY...YOUTUBE FAMILY! Why aren't they playing this golden stuff on the radio? I know why...but I want anyone other than "Li'l Wayne" fans to give me feedback..cuz the new mainstream shit is wack. Hit me up, because the radio is doing our real HIP HOP heroes an injustice..for real!
OG Tic Toc
EDDSMITTY1 1 year ago
@EDDSMITTY1 you can't blame the radio u have to blame the people. People no longer want the message, understanding messages is considered hard work, the people of this day want the instant gratification of money without the work. so wen u look at it the radio is only going to do what it needs to survive n that is playing what the people want. unfortunately those who use the music for its orinial premises are left out because we are vastly out numbered.
Ramjet387 1 year ago
Sample of Albert King: "I'll play the blues for you"!
EDDSMITTY1 1 year ago
He was definitely "Young, Gifted, and Black!" In his prime, NO-body could hang w/Kane! NOBODY! He had a smooth flow and the beats were awesome too. Well, ok...there were two gentlemen who were up there w/him..Rakim and Cool G Rap. But there was also a guy named Chuck D! What the hell happened to hip hop, YouTube family...and why aren't they acknowledging this REAL hip hop rap on the radio? Really sad..a time long gone, people!
EDDSMITTY1 1 year ago
WAAAAAAAAAAY AHEAD OF ITS TIME!!!!!!!!! IM TELLING YOU PUT THIS OUT TODAY, THIS PROB GO 2X PLATNIUM!!!!!! KANE'S THE GREATEST!!!!!!!!
Drezyful 1 year ago
Man, I wish I grew up about 20 years ago! Big Daddy Kane, Gang Starr, Kool G Rap, JUICE CREW!
123stibba123 1 year ago
This was my JAM!!! I remember memorizing the words to this song
chacolot1 1 year ago
Icon, period.
reypolanco 1 year ago
Yo Big Daddy Kane!!!!!!!this is the shit
Capo of Gator Crew approved FB Ready!!!!!
gatorhq 1 year ago
Yo Big Daddy Kane!!!!!!!this is the shit
Capo of Gator Crew approved FB Ready!!!!!
gatorhq 1 year ago
Atmosphere used this melody, but damn both versions are ill as fuck
Julian24151 1 year ago
@Julian24151 link?
ThatIncredibleJordan 1 year ago
@ThatIncredibleJordan /watch?v=sx8HfEdZVrg
Julian24151 1 year ago
Fucking badboy tune. Heavy beats and wicked flow from Kane. This tune takes me back to my youth!!!
stevejayes1975 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this up
silversamurai1000 1 year ago
God-body mic assassin.
HaloedG 1 year ago
I got reminded of this cut by this here cut... Lace Da Booms featuring Quasi Modo & Royal Flush - Cut That Weak Shit (NYC Mix)
fuckengerginof 1 year ago
wicked.....
awertawert75 1 year ago
big daddy kane sound better then, than some rappers now
jjjearth 1 year ago
i love this beat!
chrisrap4ever 1 year ago
this nicca right here ... this nicca right here ... is the reason why imma HIP HOP FIEND !!!! RESPECT THE KANE !!!!! ;)
ILLSTRIPHD 1 year ago
kane was a head of his time ...way ahead of his time.
Dolkxxxxx 1 year ago
TRUE HIP HOP! THANKS FOR POSTING!
Zabach12 1 year ago
this dude hear was illin with the lyrics i miss M.C.s
hcsyp1 1 year ago
I'm a Vet of the Golden-Days of Hip-Hop.
Before the evil Freemasons & the Illuminati destroyed it...
Peace Brother Kane.....
The Smooth-Operator !!!
N17ist 2 years ago
The Mercy Of ALLAH !!!
Classic............
N17ist 2 years ago
This is that smooth gangsta shi!@#!
isavakoya 2 years ago
Legal32.....yes, getcha your damn hands off the mic that I'm chokin.........Classic indeed!!
Perk50 2 years ago
"Man getcha your damn hands off the mic that I'm chokin" Classic.
legal32 2 years ago
born in 1992 i am fukin gutted that i wasnt born 10 or 15 years earlier so i could of lived through the golden age all the music we get now is crapp all i ever listen to is mobb deep biggie tupac nwa eazy e dre big daddy kane proof big l scarface ghetto boys the fugees bob marley all dat people need to bring back real music
lfc4evamullav 2 years ago 3
word!!!!!!!!!!!!
tombigbeatsprod 2 years ago
True , you missed it all, 92 was the year of the rebellion in LA, although i am not from america, rappers serve as cultural guides for me especially the great KRS one, check the edutainment album! peace Brother
MAKANDA100 2 years ago
if radio played this shit today, their ratings would go through the roof!!
exteremeJUGGERNAUT 2 years ago
@exteremeJUGGERNAUT I doubt it bro. not cheesy enough for the unknowings kids of today. this here is when hip hop was a true art form, b-boys in suede pumas with puma suits fat laces, graffiti pieces on hats reppin your crew, kangols, and lasonic "ghetto blaster" playing this here jams ready to do some battle. once again true innocent hip hop culture here.
fuckengerginof 1 year ago
man i used bang this all day this was me back in the early 90s... now listen 2 wat this kids listen too straight crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
playajaydaboss 2 years ago
Kane was 20 years old when he did this, and already a vet!
sydshell 2 years ago 5
b.d.K was the back then jay-z he was way before his time the first emcee to really make sense the metaphors were untouchable real hip hop a emcee really saying something
bloktv 2 years ago 3
i love how people think this sampled "where the hood at" by dmx, when this song was made long before the dmx song.
mcrd101 2 years ago 6
yeah like 14 years before lol.
lorrr55 2 years ago
LMAO!! That's right.
MROLDSCHOOLMUSIC 2 years ago
yeah old school is the way to go
homieBtotheJ 2 years ago 3
its still a big favourite today, absolute classic, nice one!
darrentubeskeet 2 years ago
STRONG!!!!
eastbrookmusic 2 years ago
Ooohhh, i Love it, love it love it looooove this shit
This is some smoooooooth stuff right here
homieBtotheJ 2 years ago
but im the last dragon
AlDroShOw1 2 years ago
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Nice sample from DMX
Where The Hood At By DMX
TruhbleMan 2 years ago
What?
Big Daddy Kane was out way before the world even knew who DMX was
MROLDSCHOOLMUSIC 2 years ago 15
I meant the other way around... Fuck off!
TruhbleMan 2 years ago
@MROLDSCHOOLMUSIC true true
SZNRap 7 months ago
and he was responding to james brown when he was saying '' if we didnt revive and bring back alive old beats that we appreciated you wouldnt survive j b was gettin pissed that everyone was using his tracks back in that time period
johrons 2 years ago
i still remember the lyrics
johrons 2 years ago
where the hood?where the hood? where the hood at?
dmx :) sampled this track sickk
juleskersey 2 years ago
Big Daddy Kane is so ill. I was definately born in the wrong timeperiod, fuck all of this pop, auto-tune shit.
I love me some old school joints. Big Daddy Kane, Rakim, Kool G Rap, Nas (illmatic), Mobb Deep (before G-Unit affiliation)...
homieBtotheJ 2 years ago 29
and that's real talk
LanceVanceThug 2 years ago
Rap sucks now. Love the old school shit.
capfudge 2 years ago 2
i feel you bro born in 1988 we missed the golden age bro.
tupacalypse88 2 years ago 2
Word!
I'm from '89.
We missed some stuff dude
homieBtotheJ 2 years ago
@homieBtotheJ I Agee.... BDK is the truth....
awertawert75 1 year ago
@awertawert75 No doubt, good look
homieBtotheJ 1 year ago
@homieBtotheJ Brother you may have missed the era i grew up , but no worries though you got youtube son .
rayvictory 1 year ago
man i feel you dawg i wish i was born in this time and im 22, i love real hip hop !
imrealboutmine 1 year ago
@homieBtotheJ According to Tupac Shakur in Hit Em' Up: FUCK MOBB DEEP! And Nas is gay too. U forgot 2Pac, Brand Nubian, MC Lyte, Bahamadia, my gosh im 13 and i know more than you
mariomaster64 11 months ago
@homieBtotheJ you think Illmatic was Nas's only good album?
danynumero6 8 months ago
@danynumero6 I think Illmatic was his only great and classic album. But as far a putting out a good album, or good music, his ETHA on Jay-Z was the closest "great" shit he dropped to Illmatic.
Peace
TheIG07 8 months ago
@homieBtotheJ nas have many good albums nigger.
tkwk1433 6 months ago
Albert King - I'll Play the Blues for You
LanceVanceThug 2 years ago 4
Also sampled in track ca. 1996/97, together with Slick Rick vocal samples. I forgot the name? Anyone?
Damce 2 years ago
@Damce Lace Da Booms featuring Quasi Modo & Royal Flush - Cut That Weak Shit (NYC Mix)
fuckengerginof 1 year ago
How any rapper 2day call himself an emcee if they dont know where they came from???
"Long Live The KANE!"
MegaVoodoo1 2 years ago 2
one of my favorite tracks of all time.
ReservationAtDorsia9 2 years ago 4
Now this here is my shit!!!
Drawingboardexp 2 years ago
BDKane droppin' lyrically dope cognitive Hip Hop over a def beat!!!!
Mackadoeshez 2 years ago 3
My favorite of his, although I uploaded it just yesterday.
Another song that is not available anywhere currently is Calling Mr. Welfare. Are you up for it?
fleshnbone187 2 years ago