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@lawver90 I agree about 115 ppl don't know real music.But as an ex B-Boy who was a diehard rap fan in my youth I take offense to the comment.

Nonetheless I respect your opinion. Right now rap IS crap! It ruled when it was underground in the 80's However their sampling turn me on to "real" music.B...

@mrach198 yeah,muraco eating that sandwich was a whole lot better! i wouldn't be surprized if hall got the idea from muraco. it is sad that they tried to make humor out of something serious just to promote a character. whereas muraco had that natural charisma to promote his arrogant character. b...

@killerdugong I hear ya. Those were the good ole' days of wrestling. Whether they were on something or not, it all seemed real. I agree with other comments. They did sound like they wanted to kill each other! Not only did they know how to entertain in the ring, but they knew how to sell their cha...

@JumpStreet1983 Well you can't forget Dennis Rodman or Larry Johnson's grandma character. But then again, I guess it's more hilarious seeing some petite size man ballin' in feminine looking clothes.

Just think if he could SLAM DUNK!! lol.

Nontheless,Prince will always be the man(despite the cloth...

@Sledhicket Well this song does sounds like it has the same mainstream appeal as "one nation under a groove or "not just knee deep". If you've noticed, alot of the "hidden hits" never get airplay.It's all music industry politics. Now I gotta disagree with you, but personally I'm glad they DON'T ...

@MetalheadVic Naw man,I'm tripping off that too.I've never seen a roof dive like that before. Look like he was swimming! lol.The jailbreak scene is the best part of the video,especially when he had that psycho looking smile@2:09.

Check out the woman in the middle "MONIQUE". She looks like N'bushe Wright(Dead Presidents). Maybe? The hostess/interviewer looks like the girl in New Jack City. It's not her though. And the announcer at the beginning look like Martin Lawerence. It's not him.This video use to trip me out with tha...

@phillynupe87 True dat indeed. Now I could be wrong, but didn't E.S also pioneer that whole "Izzle/Izm" vocabulary that people want to credit Snoop with?

I liked that sample of Bobby Brown's Every little step I take. (remix version).

My man was rockin' that chain. I was trying to get one just like that. This was back in the good old days of rap. Back when Yo!MTV Raps & BET'S Rap City were playing some slammin videos.I liked how they were giving sh...

@jumpman211Yo I thought it was her. Even though Jill seems to be naturally big boned. This girl looks like a slim teenage version of her; especially since the video is some 20+ years old. Of course human bodies change greatly in a 20yr course. Sometimes women may have kids or they just naturally ...

@Backtorap1986 I agree with you 100%. However as far as your category list of artists, I gotta ask; how can you put a justin bieber or hannah montana or even mention pop music on the same page as Hip-Hop?? That's an insult to real Hip Hop heads! Nonetheless,I see where ya coming from,whatcha gett...

@6angelo9 I Agree. It's obvious that she still represents Hip-Hop to the fulliest. Even with her gear she's wearing. It's not tomboyish but it's still "street" and she doesn't look like today's hooker dressing female mc.. Yes she has aged well. Even though she's probably wearing makeup in the vi...

Even though other folks were writing some of her songs,Without a doubt; She is the female "twin" to Rakim! They sound so much alike that they complement each other.Image if both of them had did a song together.The Gangstress and The Microphone Fiend. Talk about Bonnie and Clyde! That's too overwh...

@MoMoneyLessProblemz Yeah,you're absolutely right.

They actually played this video on Soul Train 1time.THAT'S RIGHT SOUL TRAIN!! Now Hall&Oates?.. Believable.But seeing DLR was a shocker!!! I couldn't complain because as a black teenager who grew up on Soul Train, I also enjoyed MTV. Yep,blacks were watching MTV.( ssshh!) I liked this song &video...

@cocoabakerchica Alright now! Karyn is one very attractive lady in my book. I'm hearing you as you say that you wanted to be her. Judging by your screenname, I bet you're probably just as attractive as her.Please excuse me if I sound flirtatious. Changing the subject.You're right, it is "Lovely" ...

@terr8nce22 No doubt!! This song along with the Chaka/Mellie Mel collabo paved the way for the so-called "Hip-Hop R&B genre. Nowadays r&b artists can't make a WHOLE cd without a rapper on it. It's getting played out. But I admit if I was a singer collaborating with a rap act, then I DEFINATELY wo...

@1Mellodee what are some of the groups out there? i gotta check 'em out. i'm just now hearing this about mark. when did this happen? wow, not only are the artists dying (70's-80'), but good music is dying! it's all digital crap nowadays! so of course real& good music of this era has no choice but...

@Funkdogg Good take! I'm jus sayn why "deliberately" put yurself in a bad environment&speak AGAINST that environment. i.e. web sites,music,etc?Ppl will label you "Judgemental".Yes ppl need the Truth&anyone who followsJesus with the Truth will be ridiculed; since he was. Since yur speaking 2others...

That was the joint back in the day. It looks like they were throwing up some signs in the sunroof limo at the end. It that's true,then this video was ahead of it's time. Nowadays everybody is on the "g" bandwagon of reppin' where they're from. Then again they could've been throwing up the peace s...

This jam IS still bangin!!

I could be wrong but it sounds like Cherrelle was on background vocals.

It wouldn't be a surprize. Alex&Cherrelle....Those were the good ole days.

@gcheves I'm100% sure you know about Donny Hathaway doing that song too. I'm strongly guessing that Donny did it 1st.,since he's version is well known.I could be wrong.Nonetheless,you're right!This song does have that influence.I never thought of it like that.So to correct my earlier comment.This...

@zinadork Alright now. Blackbird McKnight. Hey I hear you. It's also good you know some p-funk history about Hampton. People should know that is wasn't just Eddie that did some heavy guitar work on some of Parliament/Funkadelic's classic hits.