I first heard this treasure the month it was released...and I just thought of it today (I'd been listening to more of the reeeeel thing LL Cool Jay real thing and this beat and this rhyme popped into my head) I'm dancin'...
Brings back memories of high school I was the tenth grade when I first heard this song, back then rappers didn't have to swear to get their point accross
Yeah but now it isdifferent because the over 30's music is way more original, fresher and thought out more. So for the FIRST TIME in genreational gaps.....It is cooler to like your parents music. I get young folks on the reg telling me this on my site. I mean the other difference is, all othere generatiions eveloved. This generation still (trys but it's crap) to do rap music. Do some other form of music and you won't get labeled liking your parents music. dress your own way, not like we did,
This was my jam. Sweet Tee was on point with the flow. On the lyricial tip, Tee was there with Lyte, Latifah, and Finesse & Synquis. Baby doll could bring it.
I have this on Mp3.....found it on napster back in 1999 or so. Hey poster I can email to you and you can upload this and post the url in your description! Let me know.
Sweet Tee was one of the most beautiful MCs of all time-bar none!!! She had a dope flow and voice too! Damn, I wanted her! I was mad young, but she was so beautiful to me!
you know that this is what everyone over 30 listen. and outkast is and shit is good and it if was done between the 80s to about 2002 it anyone under 3o listen to all that popcorn shit if the beats nice then i rock even if the lyrics are3 wack cuz it get me hype up to work skate just take on the fuckin world..
Damn, what has happened to Female MC's who knew how to work HARD and perform without selling their bodies or souls to the industry or the big machine? I mean yeah the 90's had a good number of Females but now , it seems to be non-existent and don't get me started on the GIMMICK Nicki M. , she has a llloonnng way to go before she could even stand up to the likes of the 80s pioneers.
i'm happy to here all the responses i'm 41 and been hip-hop since 78and out of all the things i've done in Hip-Hop i was telling people I Quit!, i am tired of arguing with people 10 to 60 about what real hip-hop is i'm a old graf ritor named FERE from the Chi-Rock Nation of Hip-hop. 24yrs ive been called FERE now i was calling it qwits but all of you made me see that i am not alone so if yall still love these classics i guess i can fight for the real shit longer!!
Man I'm 39yrs young, the same as sweet tee, and her picture from Right On and Word up magazine was posted all over my room. I'm from the Boogie Down. This song is a Classic amoung Female rappers. Hell in hip hop alone. VH1 needs to honor her at the hip hop honors next year 2011.
Maaaaaan!!!!! This was IT!!! In my mind, I used to think I was one of her backup dancers every time I saw the video. I STILL have my VHS tapes of Video Music Box...getting home and waiting for that 3 o'clock hour, record and pause button on - making sure I had all the new videos. Good stuff!!!
@erickrassle... I'm black and in my 30's and I do understand what you mean...most assbags my age and older listen to the garbage nowadays to bond with their kids...thank goodness for generation gaps...phew
i 35 five years old from oakland i know what up this new shit is garbabe i still bump shit like this here in my house i hate southern hip hop if it aint slip n slid ofr luke records fuck it
I am confused by the over 30 comment, when that is the age group who created the majority of the real hip hop. You are hurting your creditability with statements like that. Did some one over 30 bang your girlfriend or something? I dont get it.
I was able to find this on Mp3 waaaaaaaaaay back when Napster was up and running some 10 years ago. I was so estatic....such a great song that saw great play on Rap City back then.
Some of the biggest Hip Hop songs came out in 1988. I loved this outfit she danced in. I wanted to wear my belly out but I was lik 13 and my Mom woulda killed me!
I use to have her poster on my wall from word up ah yeah I use to like this song hip hop was something. The tape is old cause you can hear the tape slowing down
Me neither. I play that garbage ish on the radio 4 my babies cause thats what they like. But I also play them my hip hop from my era to educate them on what real hip hop is supposed to sound like not all that hip pop ish. So they get to listen to a little of what they like and alot of what I like. Educate yo kids on what real music is and its not the stuff they listen too. Trust me they'll thank you in the long run.
No No I have a BIG clue ..You see..MOST over 30's listen to wack ass radio down south rap, they connect with there kids. As beind a white male form Kentucky that is 38 years old, ..most in mid west are. Thank God i recognized real hip hop at a young age. Then I danced for the 2 Live Crew and Proffesor Griff from PE. I have done extensive studies and MOST over 30 that listen to Urban culture music listen to garbage like Lil Wayne, soilder boy etc...LISTEN GOOD BEFORE COMMENTING NOW
@erickrassle WHAT!?! I'm 34 and I grew up with big cousins that let me know the difference between crap and rap. The swirl of Uncle Luke from Miami was around, but we can distinguish a beat from lyrics, and good lyrics from just jabbing. You betta recognize. You should also remember that folks over 30 have kids, which has made many more critical of the crap. Nelie is a no go for sure!, and a bad rapper anyway! I have to make family-friendly mixed-CD's and playlists. That's MOSTLT old school.
btw I'm over 30 as a matter of fact I'm 40 and I'm old school hip-hop all the way the true original hip hop...so that comment concerning pap ususally people over 30.
The Rarer the Better...
thomasmoredamian 2 months ago
I first heard this treasure the month it was released...and I just thought of it today (I'd been listening to more of the reeeeel thing LL Cool Jay real thing and this beat and this rhyme popped into my head) I'm dancin'...
thomasmoredamian 2 months ago
I uh GREE cuhm PLETELY! (and I'm whyte as suh NOH...)
thomasmoredamian 2 months ago
Brings back memories of high school I was the tenth grade when I first heard this song, back then rappers didn't have to swear to get their point accross
excarman 6 months ago
Damn I miss those days when female rappers were sexy, should flow, and kept their clothes on!
Musiq73 10 months ago
Certified dopified on the smooth hiphop tip!!
Sweet Tee held it down without all the in your face sexual expression- pure emcee skillz!
IceManLikeGervin 1 year ago
GO C DECEVIO AND NEW WEST ORDER MUSIC ON YOUTUBE 2012
decevioj 1 year ago
I haven't heard this name in years! Sweet Tee!
LOVEJONES1276 1 year ago
European rappers are straight hip-hop, too... you should peep them
djmmcee 1 year ago
Yeah but now it isdifferent because the over 30's music is way more original, fresher and thought out more. So for the FIRST TIME in genreational gaps.....It is cooler to like your parents music. I get young folks on the reg telling me this on my site. I mean the other difference is, all othere generatiions eveloved. This generation still (trys but it's crap) to do rap music. Do some other form of music and you won't get labeled liking your parents music. dress your own way, not like we did,
erickrassle 1 year ago
@erickrassle TRUTH
BLUGROOV 4 months ago
A BIG TUNE DIS
veroviewer 1 year ago
I was so in love with Sweet Tee back then...She was fine and could flow!
RAV52 1 year ago 2
Sweet Tee was one of the best female rappers of her time.
docsson 1 year ago
LOL! I remeber here, people used to always tell me in college I looked like her!
AquaHarmony 1 year ago
dis' was hot
jlamar1000 1 year ago
This was my jam. Sweet Tee was on point with the flow. On the lyricial tip, Tee was there with Lyte, Latifah, and Finesse & Synquis. Baby doll could bring it.
KRS1DropsKnowledge 1 year ago
OMG THE BAMBOO EARRINGS LMAO!!!!!!!!
bacardi123 1 year ago
Dedicated Sweet Tee Fan!!
ItsMeFawn 1 year ago
I have this on Mp3.....found it on napster back in 1999 or so. Hey poster I can email to you and you can upload this and post the url in your description! Let me know.
signalsoldier 1 year ago
Sweet Tee could have gotten it then and she could get it right freakin NOW! haha
VoiceOfReezun 1 year ago
this was the shyt! 1989
mcdaniel74 1 year ago
does any one know what happpen to Sweet Tee. Where is she now
demoworld3000 1 year ago
Sweet Tee was one of the most beautiful MCs of all time-bar none!!! She had a dope flow and voice too! Damn, I wanted her! I was mad young, but she was so beautiful to me!
pogistarr 1 year ago
@pogistarr me 2 chocolate and slim are how I like 'em even now
cryingzombie 1 year ago
SWEET TEE! Dang what happened to this Lady MC? Classic!
AnuthaLevel 1 year ago
THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE SWEET TEE TRACKS!!
ishop4unny 1 year ago
you know that this is what everyone over 30 listen. and outkast is and shit is good and it if was done between the 80s to about 2002 it anyone under 3o listen to all that popcorn shit if the beats nice then i rock even if the lyrics are3 wack cuz it get me hype up to work skate just take on the fuckin world..
danny6035 1 year ago
Sweet Tee my favorite female rapper and her record was awesome!!!! So glad to see this video. Luv it!!!!
asmiles917 1 year ago
man!! thanks for posting this video! brings back memories!!
vivver 1 year ago
Damn, what has happened to Female MC's who knew how to work HARD and perform without selling their bodies or souls to the industry or the big machine? I mean yeah the 90's had a good number of Females but now , it seems to be non-existent and don't get me started on the GIMMICK Nicki M. , she has a llloonnng way to go before she could even stand up to the likes of the 80s pioneers.
dellculookin 1 year ago
i'm happy to here all the responses i'm 41 and been hip-hop since 78and out of all the things i've done in Hip-Hop i was telling people I Quit!, i am tired of arguing with people 10 to 60 about what real hip-hop is i'm a old graf ritor named FERE from the Chi-Rock Nation of Hip-hop. 24yrs ive been called FERE now i was calling it qwits but all of you made me see that i am not alone so if yall still love these classics i guess i can fight for the real shit longer!!
godfere 1 year ago
all of us wathcin this or commentin all share a piece of sumthin GREAT!!!!! good shit
BIXPBS1 1 year ago
Man I'm 39yrs young, the same as sweet tee, and her picture from Right On and Word up magazine was posted all over my room. I'm from the Boogie Down. This song is a Classic amoung Female rappers. Hell in hip hop alone. VH1 needs to honor her at the hip hop honors next year 2011.
zrambert 1 year ago
Great Memories!
lovelyone07112 1 year ago
Maaaaaan!!!!! This was IT!!! In my mind, I used to think I was one of her backup dancers every time I saw the video. I STILL have my VHS tapes of Video Music Box...getting home and waiting for that 3 o'clock hour, record and pause button on - making sure I had all the new videos. Good stuff!!!
nygiyal 1 year ago
@erickrassle... I'm black and in my 30's and I do understand what you mean...most assbags my age and older listen to the garbage nowadays to bond with their kids...thank goodness for generation gaps...phew
ruffdraft07 1 year ago 4
i 35 five years old from oakland i know what up this new shit is garbabe i still bump shit like this here in my house i hate southern hip hop if it aint slip n slid ofr luke records fuck it
iamdeznuts1 1 year ago
Queens! She used to live right off Merrick
hustletv 1 year ago
OMG I MISS REAL HIP HOP AND NOT THIS BARBIE DOLL, I NEED A GIMMICK BECAUSE I HAVE NO SKILLS, BULLSHYT!
BROWNSUGAPOET 1 year ago
I LIKE THE VID.,BUT THE SOUND NEEDZ AN UPGRADE
ronmac97 1 year ago
I am confused by the over 30 comment, when that is the age group who created the majority of the real hip hop. You are hurting your creditability with statements like that. Did some one over 30 bang your girlfriend or something? I dont get it.
eudon2000 1 year ago
Wow. That;s all I can say.
jakeryan1981 1 year ago
Was she talking to Joeski Love? That's what I heard back in the day.
wordup1 1 year ago
i believe she was one of da best female rappers back then she should have had more recognition.
herbski7 1 year ago
I was able to find this on Mp3 waaaaaaaaaay back when Napster was up and running some 10 years ago. I was so estatic....such a great song that saw great play on Rap City back then.
signalsoldier 1 year ago
I fisrst heard this song when I was a teenager I was about 18 when the album was released
excarman 1 year ago
Profile records had the nicest rappers that label was it.
urbanjournalist 1 year ago
Sistah was like the female version of Rakim!!!
2blakandbold 1 year ago
Cats don't know. Vintage throwback right here.
saalakhanREBORN 1 year ago 2
Cats don't know. Vintage throwback right here.
saalakhanREBORN 1 year ago
so cool! I loved Sweet Tee!
VagabondRecordsTapes 2 years ago
aaaahhhhhhhhhhh
aaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh
TheRandomvidz4u 2 years ago
Eeey Blood. She was the first one I heard with dat funkadelic sample. Even before dre.
rocksteady1097 2 years ago
Some of the biggest Hip Hop songs came out in 1988. I loved this outfit she danced in. I wanted to wear my belly out but I was lik 13 and my Mom woulda killed me!
PAASNC 2 years ago
Does anybody else think she sounds like Sandy Denton (Salt from Salt N Pepa). They had the same producer.
rentaldog 2 years ago
Yeah they sound a bit the same. But Sweet Tee got 10 times better lyrcis and flow. Shes hotter to!
blastmasterbiz 2 years ago
BTW, Sandy, or Sandra Denton is actually PEPA, Salt's real name is Cheryl James (Wray)
GrownFolksMusic 1 year ago
Oh yeah, to answer your question, Sweet was tight, but PEPA was very distinctive.
GrownFolksMusic 1 year ago
this was my shit with the parliment sample and her other joint this my beat she was hot back then i wanted to hit that her and mc lyte
houseofjrk 2 years ago
One of the best Sweet Tee videos of all times. Didn't someone sample this background music recently?
BigBlueBeast 2 years ago
Bout time this made it out here.
PSYCHABOO 2 years ago
I use to have her poster on my wall from word up ah yeah I use to like this song hip hop was something. The tape is old cause you can hear the tape slowing down
lilsauke 2 years ago
WOW...stupid mad rare video, let me go find my Cross Colours and my bright green pager from PageMart!!
beatsbytheory 2 years ago 2
LOL Fa SHo!!!
yurhyghness 2 years ago
back in 88 great hip hop femel joint thanks to god for all this type of artist......
lorea972 2 years ago
Me neither. I play that garbage ish on the radio 4 my babies cause thats what they like. But I also play them my hip hop from my era to educate them on what real hip hop is supposed to sound like not all that hip pop ish. So they get to listen to a little of what they like and alot of what I like. Educate yo kids on what real music is and its not the stuff they listen too. Trust me they'll thank you in the long run.
dpat2004 2 years ago
DAMN...What ever happened to Tee?
portcitynorth 2 years ago
@portcitynorth SHE CAME BACK OUT W/ A MixTape Her & Jay Z
TroyRamseyyy 2 years ago
YES!!!
TroyRamseyyy 2 years ago
No No I have a BIG clue ..You see..MOST over 30's listen to wack ass radio down south rap, they connect with there kids. As beind a white male form Kentucky that is 38 years old, ..most in mid west are. Thank God i recognized real hip hop at a young age. Then I danced for the 2 Live Crew and Proffesor Griff from PE. I have done extensive studies and MOST over 30 that listen to Urban culture music listen to garbage like Lil Wayne, soilder boy etc...LISTEN GOOD BEFORE COMMENTING NOW
erickrassle 2 years ago 4
@erickrassle Amen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jon92336 1 year ago
@erickrassle WHAT!?! I'm 34 and I grew up with big cousins that let me know the difference between crap and rap. The swirl of Uncle Luke from Miami was around, but we can distinguish a beat from lyrics, and good lyrics from just jabbing. You betta recognize. You should also remember that folks over 30 have kids, which has made many more critical of the crap. Nelie is a no go for sure!, and a bad rapper anyway! I have to make family-friendly mixed-CD's and playlists. That's MOSTLT old school.
diepiriye 1 year ago
btw I'm over 30 as a matter of fact I'm 40 and I'm old school hip-hop all the way the true original hip hop...so that comment concerning pap ususally people over 30.
no clue what your talking about
LaLupe69 2 years ago
@LaLupe69
M WIT U LAL TRU HIP HOP IS OL SKOOL AND THATS A FACT REGARDLESS OF WHAT THESE CLUELESS RAP LOVERS TODAY THINK
jenjasnap 2 years ago