Decent but it's no black and yellow.... lmao. They should make all the youth in America listen to real hip-hop and stop playing all all that meaningless BULLSHIT! You was a little weeded and I seen you don't need it. Who the fuck would say some shit like that these days??
@eslubin listen closer he was saying nomore waiting to see GOD cause the man died and ppl tell others "what's what" every day, you choose what you want to believe...shout out to all hiphhop heads, NGE (5%er's) my pops on the chorus, Brand nubian for putting me in the video. peace
@xcamizlle oh come on you fucking blind idiot, go to any metropolitan area in this fucking country and see the rate of homocides comitted by black on black crime, better yet, go to Africa and see what I have seen the genocide of blacks against blacks, so fuck you.
the more golden era hip hop I hear the more I get amped. What happened people--y'all new artists sold your soul or you just pathetic, non-creative. Lets get guerilla distro for creative hip hop b/c it's out there. I am from the stix of redneck part of nc--I'm 31 now, bought this CD @ 14 or so. Loved it, they were rollin in a tarheel blue landcruiser..classic. I remember the review in the source was like "they went from pro-black to gangster, boo" In retrospect All for one--pure hip hop!
Para clarificar pienso que debe haber entendido mal, simplemente porque comprendo que dosis no significa que concuerdo, todavía en el sujeto de la matanza de KKK hombres negros, lo que usted significa quieren que algunos de sus Terrores rastafarios quisieran matarme, el parece un caso de se recupera,
this vid was gansta, showed how real they were how real rap was not all that east west bullshit, real rapers going to another coast and getting respect and love from real people
yo this song is straight real~~~~ i almost forgot about this one but i still remembered it. dope real lyrice to educate brothers of the fact that they usually dont want to hear...
Man, niggaz attitudes seemed so much more real around this time. Even how kats use to dress. People were being themselves and talking about murder and BLACK on BLACK Crimes being a problem. Not glorifying the shit.
@martb615 Lol, u can throw VH1 in the grave with'em too! Both those networks are garbage, and now do absolutely NOTHING for music. They've been reduced to doofy reality shows with wanna be famous low lifes, or washed up, drugged out, has beens!
@altdvdmag Nah sun it's that "all the real hard niggas I know/ is on the down low (pause (what up with that X?))/straight with real estate/ on a scale I place your fate/ nah I'ma let you skate/you was a little weeded/ and I seen you don't need it" fuckin classic.
corny singing? Dude, it's sampled from Simply Red's Holding Back the Years.... excellent song... and I'm a firm believer that the song sampled on a track adds posterity and extra meaning to it.
hey what hell i mean im just 18 and too young to know this track.....but i gotta say a track like this is what hip hop is all bout...i dont like rappers of today like 50 and all...this track is legend...
I wouldn't call it a reflection of life, but a message for life. Not to sound like I'm dissin you or anything, but do you want the hood to forever be a reflection of your life? I grew up in South central and I went to college and now I live far away from my old hood. We could forever pump messages like this into the hoods across America and shit won't change. It's when brothas and sistas move away from these environments and start getting exposed to different surroundings.
Man, I remember when this album came out, Senior year of high school. Why can't rappers be more creative and more lyrical like the hip hop from the early to late 90's. If this keeps up, hip hop is gonna fade out. Nobody is being original and creative anymore.
this was mtv!!!
TheChangenick 2 weeks ago
sik! as song
hiphopmadness420 4 weeks ago
What is Brand Nubian's best album?
FINbball 1 month ago
HOW CAN U DISLIKE THIS SONG FIRE RIGHT HEAR BROTHER NEED TO LISTEN TO THIS SONG STOP ALL THAT BUL SHIT PEACE TO BRAND NUBIAN FOR THIS SONG
ymsparks 1 month ago
nice OnE..Back to tha Oldschool
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BENJAMINPUCHERT 2 months ago
the shizz music aye, love it.
murdok620 3 months ago
These guys are top cats
andrewcopleston 5 months ago
1 feeble minded fool is doin the work of the klan
jedimind94 5 months ago
hey youngters take note this is real hip-hop...
beq0 5 months ago 6
Always 1 damn idiot that clicks dislike..sheesh
larrycaddy 5 months ago 2
Def one of the top three Nubian trax - love it.
heysteele 6 months ago in playlist 90s Shit
viva l'old school!!!! altro che tutta la merda che c'è adesso
MrFedecr7 7 months ago
This is what hip hop/rap was supposed to be about. I would still be listening if more of this was produced consistently.
vincee10134 8 months ago
Big H at 2:30 loool
fropol 8 months ago
Fuck KKK
BeNegative665 8 months ago 8
@BeNegative665 whens last time you heard of a klan member killing a nigga?
1lifestyle 6 months ago
@BeNegative665 fuck the police
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SwifTTribe 8 months ago
"See you were fed thick pieces of swine as a baby. It only helped to drive your mind crazy."
Real shit!
booyaaka 9 months ago
Simply Red- Holding Back The Years.
jriley1992 9 months ago
fantastica
rudebwoy08041986 10 months ago
I discovered lately this song, fell in love with her!!! So so good!!
hasardestin 10 months ago
The 90's will always be relevant in all genres of music!
hooray718 11 months ago 5
One of the best Rap songs ever
dolphingigglez 11 months ago 5
Good vid. Got the ringer for my iphone at celltonez,co,cc!
rollandlowery860 11 months ago
Magico fratello!
TheRicmusic 1 year ago
Decent but it's no black and yellow.... lmao. They should make all the youth in America listen to real hip-hop and stop playing all all that meaningless BULLSHIT! You was a little weeded and I seen you don't need it. Who the fuck would say some shit like that these days??
robpeter2paypaul 1 year ago
ragged lyrics,deep message and amazing refrain makes this song UNBEATABLE CLASSIC
FameKillusion 1 year ago
"No more standing on line trying to find Jehova"
Wow that's some completely offensive stuff. You trying to tell a person what's what?
eslubin 1 year ago
@eslubin
your kidding right?
offended by a 90's hiphop gem?
arkim44 1 year ago
@eslubin listen closer he was saying nomore waiting to see GOD cause the man died and ppl tell others "what's what" every day, you choose what you want to believe...shout out to all hiphhop heads, NGE (5%er's) my pops on the chorus, Brand nubian for putting me in the video. peace
star1astroboy 11 months ago
Most black people today work for the KKK
77musica 1 year ago 2
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xcamizlle 1 year ago
@xcamizlle oh come on you fucking blind idiot, go to any metropolitan area in this fucking country and see the rate of homocides comitted by black on black crime, better yet, go to Africa and see what I have seen the genocide of blacks against blacks, so fuck you.
77musica 1 year ago
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xcamizlle 1 year ago
the more golden era hip hop I hear the more I get amped. What happened people--y'all new artists sold your soul or you just pathetic, non-creative. Lets get guerilla distro for creative hip hop b/c it's out there. I am from the stix of redneck part of nc--I'm 31 now, bought this CD @ 14 or so. Loved it, they were rollin in a tarheel blue landcruiser..classic. I remember the review in the source was like "they went from pro-black to gangster, boo" In retrospect All for one--pure hip hop!
asherwebb 1 year ago
Para clarificar pienso que debe haber entendido mal, simplemente porque comprendo que dosis no significa que concuerdo, todavía en el sujeto de la matanza de KKK hombres negros, lo que usted significa quieren que algunos de sus Terrores rastafarios quisieran matarme, el parece un caso de se recupera,
Hispano/latín Ugermam323 Mealcore
63AIONSON 1 year ago
a whole lotta soul in this, deep song...
PhilaBul 1 year ago
this is the real hip hop
TheChangenick 1 year ago
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MajstorDeni 1 year ago
"shit is strife, when ur doing the work of the Klan, that's what you doing when you ruin the life of a black man" damn, damn, damn real rap....
MrDust1981 1 year ago
Dam lord jamal prophecized whats going on right now!
RexGdubb 1 year ago
this vid was gansta, showed how real they were how real rap was not all that east west bullshit, real rapers going to another coast and getting respect and love from real people
alleyeseing 1 year ago
Yo Mtv Raps! memories..... feels like i'm going to cry.
productions271 1 year ago
NICE,,,,,very Nice,this is a real song..
zithamia11 1 year ago
Spider Loc used the same sample on his album "The Prequel"
romepierceayyyyyy 1 year ago
MASHALLAH
titodibiase 1 year ago
Simply Red- Holding Back the Years---- the song they sampled...
jriley1992 1 year ago
Who disliked this song? A klan member?
rexboogie 1 year ago 5
pure HipHop.
royaliste2000 1 year ago 3
love 90's videos
arandation 1 year ago
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millibs 1 year ago
oh shit, i remember this. back when MTV actually showed MUSIC and not idiotic reality shows
frankwhite432 1 year ago
@str8guerillaz Are you sure it doesn't say, "So I guess we'll bury him well?"
booyaaka 1 year ago
You were fed thick pieces of swine as a baby
It only helped to drive your mind crazy
booyaaka 1 year ago
yo this song is straight real~~~~ i almost forgot about this one but i still remembered it. dope real lyrice to educate brothers of the fact that they usually dont want to hear...
mddarch2 1 year ago
classic
nojusticenoweed 1 year ago
what song is playing during the first few seconds?
minorxxthreat81 1 year ago
Keep Holding On !!!
WisRonsin1 1 year ago
this song to real
1178wash 1 year ago
Outstandin track (first came to my mind Simply Red)
GoGetter18 1 year ago
Brand Nubian is better than any rapper today I don't like this song though is this brand nubian lol?
master120344 1 year ago
@master120344 ether your retarded or just jokin'. this is Brand Nubian, & this shits treal homie!!!
mrmolestah 1 year ago
Life-injecton!
11elfen 1 year ago
wie alles bei mir mit Rap begann....traum-melodie!!! for ever music....
morsche77 2 years ago
very very very good beautiful song
brand nubian is the best raper
consentimiento1980 2 years ago
dude brand nubian is 3 rappers, sadat x, grand puba and lord jamar
jerbol 2 years ago 5
Man, niggaz attitudes seemed so much more real around this time. Even how kats use to dress. People were being themselves and talking about murder and BLACK on BLACK Crimes being a problem. Not glorifying the shit.
phesterjr 2 years ago 3
R.I.P. MTV
martb615 2 years ago 90
@martb615 Lmao!
-Stoicone!
StoicTwo 1 year ago
@martb615 Lol, u can throw VH1 in the grave with'em too! Both those networks are garbage, and now do absolutely NOTHING for music. They've been reduced to doofy reality shows with wanna be famous low lifes, or washed up, drugged out, has beens!
Orbot 1 year ago
yeh u right
afroexcobazz 1 year ago
@martb615 theyre still programing
Rocafile 11 months ago
@martb615 RIP BET too.
BricktownBubba 7 months ago
one of the really cool joint s o the 90s, man. they all dat n den sum!
missmuppet234 2 years ago 4
"Why it gotta be me B? I just came to chill. Came to see the flicks, nothin' more, nothin' less."
Lyrically superior to what's being pushed on the mainstream nowadays.
altdvdmag 2 years ago 7
@altdvdmag Nah sun it's that "all the real hard niggas I know/ is on the down low (pause (what up with that X?))/straight with real estate/ on a scale I place your fate/ nah I'ma let you skate/you was a little weeded/ and I seen you don't need it" fuckin classic.
RICHNICE75 2 years ago
classic Brand nubian joint off everything is everything 1994.
I could of did without the corny singing on the hook, but this joint is still SOLID!
Classic hiphop right here!
5 stars
pmsan29 2 years ago
corny singing? Dude, it's sampled from Simply Red's Holding Back the Years.... excellent song... and I'm a firm believer that the song sampled on a track adds posterity and extra meaning to it.
Supreme track all around... verses, hook etc.
OneRyt 2 years ago 9
I think the singing is a part of the original song that has been sampled
jokkeloco 2 years ago
ohhhh look like they turned the video on the west coast this hood look like Watts
SN00PYdeuce4life 2 years ago
"this hood look like Watts"
It is..they shot it in Watts..
blackadam06 2 years ago
pretty weird that they filmed it on the west it was in the east vs west conflict time
SN00PYdeuce4life 2 years ago
This song got that whole melncholic feel to it. Master beat and Sadat X comes hard as usual -_-
royalsteven 2 years ago
Damn I been looking for this.............
hennylo68 2 years ago
holding back the years by simply red !man i am ashamed of myself for even knowing this !
norisan41 2 years ago
Why are you ashamed? It's a classic reflective song.
OneRyt 2 years ago
not to mention... clearly Brand Nubian as a whole knew the song... -_-
OneRyt 2 years ago
from which song is the first couple of seconds???
please anybody :D
tnx
grgson1 2 years ago
It's a track of the everything is everything album
darthknowl 2 years ago
its a song called Lookin' at god (interlude)
on the everything is everything album. so fuckin good
oxside 2 years ago 2
yea,i know.but i thought they took the sample.
grgson1 2 years ago
"shit is trife when a nigga do the work of the clan thats what ya doin when ya ruin the life of a black man"
mcteal 2 years ago
i remember the video on MTV back then..it was mutilated and i was so glad when i got the LP finally listenin di tune raw
..but i watched the video over and over again anyway.
always loved it.
Biggup Jamar and X....and Puba too off corse!!!
mi neva gwaan lef fi di nubian jam deh!!!!
CanchozI 2 years ago
hey what hell i mean im just 18 and too young to know this track.....but i gotta say a track like this is what hip hop is all bout...i dont like rappers of today like 50 and all...this track is legend...
md9751 2 years ago 3
Man this song i can relate to every single day....i mean no matter how the days go by...this song is such a great reflection of life....
md9751 2 years ago
I wouldn't call it a reflection of life, but a message for life. Not to sound like I'm dissin you or anything, but do you want the hood to forever be a reflection of your life? I grew up in South central and I went to college and now I live far away from my old hood. We could forever pump messages like this into the hoods across America and shit won't change. It's when brothas and sistas move away from these environments and start getting exposed to different surroundings.
u2hubbard 2 years ago
Str8 up dopeness!
Mackadoeshez 2 years ago
Stop black on black violence peace to brand nubian! or any violence for that matter!
venedata123 2 years ago
shit is trife when a nigga do the work for the clan, that's what you doing when u ruin the life of a black man!!! HOTTEST LINE. hands down...
phed1979 2 years ago 4
That line is nothing but truth.
u2hubbard 2 years ago
Yep, it's sampled from Simply Red, Holding Back The Years. Check out the rest of SR on that album, it's insane. So is Brand Nubian : - )
daM00SEisL00SE 2 years ago
yeah my niggaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
EMECHAVEZ 2 years ago
I listen to this track everyday and love it. Props for the post and much love to anyone in the struggle.
PacifcNWPlaya 2 years ago
Im grown up with this...(reminds me of ... i reminisce over you;).
Nowadays it's an outdying art ,btw. if never accepted this and i will never accept this till the day i die
beatjunky76 2 years ago
this, and stuffs like this, is what rap is all about...
billiefrank21 3 years ago
Sadat X is one of the most underrated MCs
coreydb2 3 years ago 6
Word
PacifcNWPlaya 3 years ago
You said it!!!
fifdaddy 2 years ago
Respect to Brand Nubian
LionofZion7 3 years ago
Tha real essence of tha 90'z. How time changez.
tigraig 3 years ago
simply red-i keep holding on
kinonomics 3 years ago
Damn they were holdin back the years with this joint... Thanks for posting it
PacifcNWPlaya 3 years ago
i always though dosnt sadat sound like jon amos
francisapple 3 years ago
to be real i thought this was from like 90'
francisapple 3 years ago
this is the shit, real hip hop with a message, not studio bullshit, bling, rented cars an shit
krisr487 3 years ago
this is the shit, real hip hop, not studio bullshit
krisr487 3 years ago
damn!! i used to love her
GGHBT 3 years ago 2
F-F-F-FRESH!!!!!
mysticman02 3 years ago
its "holding back the years" by simply red
bj7499 3 years ago
just heard the song where the sample and the words are taken from...anyone can help me out ? female singer, amazing...
dubhank 3 years ago
I need to know where its sampled too!!!!! been searching for it but no luck
projektcancer 3 years ago
Sneakin' in the Back - Tom Scott & LA Express ?!
seriouskiller85 3 years ago
Sneakin' in the Back - Tom Scott & LA Express
seriouskiller85 3 years ago
thanks..i think i got it already..simply red..thanks anyway
projektcancer 3 years ago
This needs to be on tv again, send a message, the truth!
ko87jam 3 years ago 3
bangin this shit in 94 when hip hop was still great,
frmthacrdle2thagrave 3 years ago 5
hm, i picked this up yesterday, awsome man, my girlfriend loves the background music :)
rainbowdragon187 3 years ago 3
Love Brand Nubian!
magicuno 3 years ago 3
X's flow is so nice in this. 'Why it's gotta be me B I just came to chill...
royalsteven 3 years ago 3
Hip hop, come back baby PLEASE!! I won't do it no mo'
wteva99 3 years ago 9
i remeber when star did this joint
DAINFAMOUSDJKG 3 years ago 6
Man, I remember when this album came out, Senior year of high school. Why can't rappers be more creative and more lyrical like the hip hop from the early to late 90's. If this keeps up, hip hop is gonna fade out. Nobody is being original and creative anymore.
wickedjuggalo50187 3 years ago 30
yeh u ar right bt i am still keeping it 90s bt i dont have much love
afroexcobazz 1 year ago
@wickedjuggalo50187 class of '94 stand up last year for hiphop
alleyeseing 1 year ago
the glory days of rap. i want them back!
kazk76 3 years ago 9