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@chino373 I usually don't participate in the youtube comments nonesense, but this paints the greatest picture. So funny & awesome. Every time I hear this now I picture this. Plus wonder why on Earth it WASN'T the video for this song...

@jbl12321 I'm not sure, I'll have to investigate. However I do have access to a Mac, I'll have to see if it has Garageband & look into that.

Before I even continue I just want to say I had to pause the video at 0:40 because I was laughing so hard. "I don't even know how to rap. Let's see....ummmmm..." haha funny guy

Awesome, great post! Very good sound quality too. I was wanting so bad to go to this, I was at the show they played Listen To Your Friends for the first time.

Does anybody know where to get a copy of this song? Other than using a video to MP3 converter? I can't find it on any CD's, or iTunes or anything.

He makes a valid point in this song. I've spent way too much time trying to figure out it is what each individual broad wants. The value of my time on this earth is way higher to just work a few hours & pay for it... Three cheers for Petey Pablo!

Big Nate Dogg in the background.

Awesome post, thanks Annonymous1.

Are you high yet?

I see this is a bonus track off Underclass, but what version of the CD has this on it?  Or is it iTunes only exclusive? Anyone know?

@xbearcanrockx Couldn't agree more. I was posting earlier on this, how bands & record companies screw loyal, paying/supporting fans. It makes zero sense & there is no logic behind doing so. If they want to release bonus material, I'm cool with that, but release it in a DELUXE version of the CD...

I usually don't like or watch music videos but I like this one. I don't know what's up with it, something very simple yet so profound. For a video of a few guys sitting around in a restaurant rapping a song to a halfway mellow beat, this is super intense. I think it has to do with the message...

Who knew the street thugs from Cleveland, Ohio who hooked up with Eazy-E in 1993 would be the (only) ones in 2011 spreading the love... No one else is sending this message in modern day times, I give Bone Thugs~N~Harmony all the props in the world & some. It's too bad their songs like this don'...

@keonta81 Way ahead of their time. Funny this was probably very taboo when it was released. In 2011 this is very tame compared to the lyrical pornography pictures artists paint today for the world's kids to listen to on the way to & from school on the radio. So detailed & descriptive.

@TheSeveredTongues And no, I do not expect them to sing about trigonometry. That would require their fans to think, and use their heads.

I don't usually leave comments very often but I have to say it sounds like a major improvement from Felony & I have to especially give props for the Street Fighter 2 "Round 1: fight!" sound clip.

@dannielpreto Even though it definitely is very scary, at least mom has the mental capacity & maturity to understand it's staged, a 5 year old has no clue what the F is going on in the world, let alone watching her dad get his face smashed open on a giant stage while mom freaks the hell out & cri...

@OdzOdz You're probably right. ATL did drop the track "V.S.O.P." on their "Black Mafia Life" album in '92, & they were down with Eazy (he produced that album). Which was right around the era they made this song, so Kurupt was likely refering to them. Good lookin' out. Still love the line nonethe...

I love his laugh.