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Not a big fan of Ye but I love this track here. classic!!!

@dcmroady i think he says "i tried to tell you before i'd be gone but u wouldn't listen".

Kyle West is legendary.

@mclovin435190 Rakim had the best flow of his time man. But he ain't touching Biggie. But nigga is a legend regardless. Much respect to Ra. He changed the game.

This song went so hard man. VVV is a classic man. the whole album went hard.

Buckshot was murderous on this sample back in 93. Spitta is dope too.

Indian R&B. Sound like an Omarion joint to me...just cannot put my hands on it. Good song anyways.

@stevolim wtf, man Ringo Lam ain't no ordinary name. So many great movies to his name. you must be tripping.

alchemist is dope on this beat but da beatminerz fuckin flipped it hardcore on "i gotcha opin remix".

@NiVeA5678 Like Aaron Hall!!!

dope song but no one rocked the snapbacks better than Jodeci back in the day. some fly shit there man.

@niraj007pant man Curren$y flow is unmatchable in the type of beats done today. no doubt....nigga the best nowadays but i listened to him flow on Nas' The World is Yours and It Ain't Hard to Tell and he was falling behind a bit for my liking but that's just my opinion. Regardless, he the best now.

@UGKGaming Mobb Deep!!!

dope!!! clark kent also did his thing on brooklyn's finest.

Spitta loves that NY shit...that's his main influence...

Fuckin fly song man!!!!

Viju Shah was epic in the 90s man. Nobody has basslines like him in India...one of the best in the world....believe me coz this is coming from a guy who listens to a lot of soul and funk from the 70s and 80s....the era of basslines.

btw, Warren is wearing pretty skinny jeans in the era of baggy jeans...think ma$e!

curren$y's flow on dis is smooth as ma$e in da 90s man. This the best song on RB2. Bitch I Own You. yeahhhhhhhhhhh!

@IBMaccMartelli wtf! u comparin murda ma$e to soulja boy? smh!

@steverabb24 ahahahahahahahahah!!!! the softest shit i ever heard man!

Love Gayatri Joshi. Hope that we see her in more movies in future.

@eljeque100 not all songs man. the Heatmakerz did more beats.

Britain was killin it in the 80s!!!!

@IITruProductionz Word bro! For me this is the greatest hip hip album of all time also. This album takes you to NY in the 90s.

@718hulk Yeah man, Dre is a bit overrated....that so because alotta casual rap fans think that the beats that were done by Daz and Johnny J on Deathrow are Dre beats so they just preach whatever little "knowledge" they have and claim Dre as the greatest ever....and these dumb nuts keep increasing.

New York Dangerous!

@Dlyricakagohard it's cool!

@SOB4lyf keith sweat sounds the same live.

@SUNKAPRODUCTIONS yeah man...alotta the fame (and money) that dre be gettin should've gone to niggaz like daz and johnny j (rip).

@TheDjb85 Yeah it's an Onyx beat. classic from 95.

@MegaTreeBark That's RZA for ya!!!

@FDAPO Devante is top 5 all time...no doubt...but this track was produced by Mr Dalvin. the brothers were fuckin talented!!!!

@lookb4Ucross trues up man...they are legendary but at their time they were not able to shift album copies even in England...they deserved all the success that their copycats are getting now.... truly ahead of their time! it happens to a lot of great artists.

that would be an insult to artists like Jill Scott, Amerie, Tank, Donnell, etc. there is still good r&b being made but it hardly reaches the mainstream the way it dominated charts in the 80s/90s. it'll have its chart dominating days once again...we'll just have to wait for the moment.

RIP Jam Master Jay...What a beat! Big ups Chyskillz.

So many comments and no mention of Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins. His beat makes this song good. Big ups to Darkchild!

@WarRangerV hey even Jay Z does it ....stole so many classic Notorious lines/verses. and he is known as the Swagger Jacker...rightfully so IMO.

@inferno233 that's the feel good part ain't it??? love it.

Anand Milind were in legendary mode in those days. classic!