Can everyone agree that 1993 witnessed the most amazing vibes, flow and style.. Every damn artist that produced an album in 1993 or 1994 was timeless.. Keep rockin the hockey jerseys!
A Special Shout out to Masta Ace for allowing me to be in this Video. Classic F Gary Gray was the Director, remember talking to Him. l was Twenty-one in this Video... Sharks 4LIFE #77 Big Gator RV Bedstuy do or die...
"Brainiac dum dums/Bust the scientifical/Approach to the course/And the force is centrifigul."---One of the dopest opening lines ever.Ace smashin' 'em out the gate.
To the people asking what kind of mercedes jeep that was. Actually its a chevy with a benz grill and wide body kit. It was common in that time to do stuff like that to vehicles. My boy used to have a 91 chevy blazer with the benz grill with the Testarossa wide body kit on it shit was sick
@@tonyquiles4399 actually the trend in the 90’s around NYC was to put tiny wheels and rims on Jeep Wranglers. It was the perfect counterculture f.😉 u.😉 and as a Masta Ace listen’, 4x4 white boy in suburbia, I loved the weird concept. But low profile tires on huge 22’s etc was still quite unknown or even impossible. I remember when 18’s looked monstrous and it wasn’t that long ago. The most advanced TJ era Jeep thing (aside from lifts) was cutting the body by 4 inches and putting crazy small/fat 15s on it. I never saw a true “dubs” style low profile tire with my own eyes until maybe 1999 in Miami. Did see a few Wranglers with strange round 13”-15” bald-looking knubblers. It used to royal the hard-core off road Jeep guys, but I always thought it looked kind of cool. I wanted to do it to my 1990 Wrangler but could never find the hardware and wheel shops in my area (New England) would pretty much tell me what I wanted was impossible to do. Can’t find a trace of that trend on the internet now (or at least not yet). Anyway these re-badged projects like the Chevrolet S10 2 door were amazing. The one in the “Jeep Ass ****” appears to also have been cut up to be a cabrio/convertible. Probably why a few folks thought the white SUV was a 2 door G-Wagon.
@@towedarray7217 Thanks for the info bro it's like Suge knights BMW rims in '96 they were '19s even in 1996 unheard of but was amazed by the size of them
Slaughtahouse is my favourite hiphop album of all time. The album is way in front of contemporary hiphop even of today on so many levels. It's so funny that so many people take the lyrics so seriously but almost every single tune on this album is a parody of something else, whether it be the police, gangsta rap, "jeep-ass niggahs" or "Um Dada". Music and production is still raw but cutting edge after more than 15 years, yet this album remains one of the most slept-on albums of hiphop ever.
i was probably bit too young to find true hip hop like this.. i was probably 9 or 10 and i used to live at a Arab nation..so i knew the general hits of HIP HOP that was on TV.. till i Came to Canada i started more and more into Wu Tang my luv for hip was growing and always loved it since i started listing to 2pac.. right now they way music is going in general i am thank full for youtube.cause now i am able to find artist like masta ace..i appreciate hip hop that much more cause of crap right now
Old school hip hop heads have systems. Whenever I have to check someone with a system. I blast them with song its still my favorite. I have four Peavey 15 woofers & havent lost in 16 years
Masta ace always evolved with the times. Went from the 80s sound to this 90s gangsta rap and then the flow that inspired Eminem, to the polished and perfected sound he has today.
White kids weren't exposed to this? I'm 35, and had the tape! It was yellow. Skated to this shit every day!! As well ad Organized Konfusion, Kool G Rap, Pete Rock, Pharcyde, Tribe, De La, Souls of Mischeif, etc.. THAT WAS REAL HIP-HOP. I still rock all this shit evey day, and hopefully sometime in the near future, HIP-HOP will get it's substane back. PEACE!!!
I have to be honest. Even though being from California this is the version I prefer. Without a doubt bumping this over the remix all day everyday!! “Strictly the hardcore, dirty street level sh-t”.
@@jahredlee8295 Agreed. The bass line is hard af. It makes the song. The album credits give Ase One (Masta Ace) and the Bluez Brothers the producing credit for this version. The Bluez Brothers was Lord Digga and Witchdoctor. I'd love to know more about the production side and behind the scenes workings of the "SlaughtaHouse" and "Sittin' On Chrome" albums. How much did Masta Ace actually have input on in terms of the beat making. Two classic albums.
One of the greatest albums of ALL time from the Greatest Artist of all time!!! He is "mr. off beat/on beat.... Man wit tha mostest..... Like hostess...I bakes mc's....... And u knows this!!!"
😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😁😁😁😁😁😁🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔homie I did the same exact same shit..I put those old school old speakers the side of a refrigerator..and. blasted this this at 100t volume sound level.. the neighbors called the cops and I wouldn't answer the door I put it even louder..cops banging on the door I refused to ooen.. eventua cops left..😁😁😁😁😃😃😃😃😃🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕😃🖕🖕
Dang.... I got detention for bumpn this on the school bus and not turning it down !!! 8th grade Middle school 93 !!!! I wanted a Jeep so BAD !!!!! LOL....
@dubbsway4life Word. they flipped a new york rapper on a new york influenced beat and remixed such a heavy tune like born to roll with a big cali feel. crazy love for the ace nigguh
I can honestly say that I wasn't a fan of this song, basically because of the beat. NOW, FLASH FORWARD TO THE BORN TO ROLL CD, SONG RENAMED TO "BORN TO ROLL" WITH A MUCH BETTER BEAT IS WHAT MADE THE CD AN INSTANT CLASSIC! I STILL BANG IT TO THIS DAY
Song is a classic.. I remember where I was at when I first heard this song.. At the time I was living in flushing Queens, I was 13 or 14 at the time, some one was driving down street and I heard the song/single playing out of someone car... For weeks I try find out who was the artist on that track, then on a Saturday afternoon on B.E.T. rap city i saw the video for Masta Ace.. I was bumping my head to the song for 4 mins lol, after the video was over I ran to the WIZ retail store and purshase the single...
1993-One Of The ALLTIME Classic Years In Hip-Hop And This Vid Is A Reminder About How Simple A Video Could Be With Your Peeps, Some Fly Wheels, And Ill Lyrics. Too Many Videos Today Have An Overabundance Of Flash But No Substance. Rappers May Have Not Had The Crazy Cash Back In The Day For The Fancy Vids But At Least They Were From The Heart And We Loved The Simplicity Of It. Ace Had One Of The Best Records That Year In Slaughtahouse (AKA The Yellow Tape If You Got The Limited First Print Of It)
Even though i always knew Slaughter House was a classic album i never realized how dope this video and song was till today. If you listen to the lyrics and the flow Masta Ace is killing this sh*t! Shout out to Digga i see you big homie!!
Amazing how much difference the beat makes! This is basically Born To Roll with a different beat. Born to Roll goes so much harder but this is cool too.
93 is also my fave year in hip hop....the albums that defined that year for me were dre dre'chronic' nbn '19naughty3' lotug 'here come the lords' and snoop 'doggystyle'
i used to go crazy back in 93 when this dropped. I was a fresman in high school....its wild cuz i still listen to this album. it surpasses 90 percent of the shit out now. Ace is a legend. definately one of the greatest mc's of all time.
@VaZX I like Born to Roll much better but this song is dope too. My first time hearing this song but I heard many of his songs when he was with the Juice Crew.
THIIISII IIZZZ THE F*** ONE I WAS ALWAYS LOOKIN FOR!!!!! WTF , the other ones from MASTER ACE sound different, hate to say it , but sounded west coast-like. I THOUGHT THIS VERSION was gone forever except for my memory, DIS IZ BLAST FROM PAST, JEEP AZZZ NIIGA! In live in L.E.S and one of my friends brother helped produce this version, crazy, ama subscribe just cause you the ONLY one who got dis version, THX!
This is one of my all time favorite Hip Hop songs. I miss those days and that music. I am pretty damn tired of the "rap" that blast my ears on the day to day now. What!
I'm breakin eardrums while I'm breakin the law/ I'm disturbin all the peace cuz Sista Soulja said "War!" That line along with this track kills Soulja Beeotch and Lil' Gayne entire music catalogue
Im so glad that tru hip hip heads know genuine classics like this one, and never pay attention to the comments of those who cant hear. i.e. rock and roll cave men !!!
this inspired me to put my slaughtahouse and sittin on chrome cd's in my Pioneer cd changer on my old Pioneer HiFi system. damn this shit is making me sentimental....i love that old hifi system...dolby prologic, all that good shit. i hate the 21st century, i really do...
I have a Jeep. Got it in 1996 then parked it in 1996. It only has 276 miles on it. All it does is sit in a garage with four almost flat tires. It doesn't even crank over anymore, it did though but battery really old.
I remember when this was an exclusive on 97.1 fm NYC Sat nites.. This is some classic vintage 90s golden era shit right herre,...this shit right here ....LOL
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Can everyone agree that 1993 witnessed the most amazing vibes, flow and style.. Every damn artist that produced an album in 1993 or 1994 was timeless.. Keep rockin the hockey jerseys!
We need the nostalgia back
@@GhostOfDamned
We need to Bring this Back i was Just thinking that
2020 music sucks this 90s is OK stuff
@@studiodevelopers2467 2020 stuff is some one barking into the mic and using cooking pots as a drum line
as a dj, i tell people all the time i could eat and feed my family off 93-96. everything after that is bonus material.
?uest love said this is was the last great year of hip hop.
A Special Shout out to Masta Ace for allowing me to be in this Video. Classic F Gary Gray was the Director, remember talking to Him. l was Twenty-one in this Video... Sharks 4LIFE #77 Big Gator RV Bedstuy do or die...
Monroe St. between Reid and Stuyvesant ova heyah!
damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn where are you? thats amazing
Epic times in my Life & Ace was my teammate on this flag football team called the Sharks.
Which one is you? Time stamp it yo
F. Gary Gray directed this cool!
Son I was 14 when that video came out! Back then Jeep Wranglers was the shit!
One of the best MC's to ever do this thing....Salutes.
This was the original version released in '93. Born to Roll was the remixed version released in '95.
And this is still the best version hands down!
hey, he told us it was a boomer from the future.
@@jjsvizard75 bs. born to roll is superior
@@dianevrules born to roll was not as good as the original, Sorry Any hip hop head will tell you.
nah "born to roll" was originally released summer of 1993... it appeared on the second master ace inc. album in early 1995
That 92-93 NYC era is in a time capsule of it's own 💊, if you wasn't there you wouldn't know 😆💯💯💯
"This ain't a 'blast from the past'/It's a 'boomer from the future.'"
True indeed.
it's funny cause he's a boomer now
Eric Sermon
@@unugeorgelol at boomer now basically just meaning any person older then the person saying it
The most slept on album of the 90s.
One of the hardest beats in the history of hip hop.... Period!
I like the west coast version better..
Tru
The most hardest beat in the history of hip hop is Ten Wanted Men By Tommy Wright III
"Brainiac dum dums/Bust the scientifical/Approach to the course/And the force is centrifigul."---One of the dopest opening lines ever.Ace smashin' 'em out the gate.
To the people asking what kind of mercedes jeep that was. Actually its a chevy with a benz grill and wide body kit. It was common in that time to do stuff like that to vehicles. My boy used to have a 91 chevy blazer with the benz grill with the Testarossa wide body kit on it shit was sick
Who made the custom benz grill kits? back in the day im trying to find one for my 89 blazer
What size were those rims look like 22s even back then on that jeep wrangler
@@tonyquiles4399 actually the trend in the 90’s around NYC was to put tiny wheels and rims on Jeep Wranglers. It was the perfect counterculture f.😉 u.😉 and as a Masta Ace listen’, 4x4 white boy in suburbia, I loved the weird concept. But low profile tires on huge 22’s etc was still quite unknown or even impossible. I remember when 18’s looked monstrous and it wasn’t that long ago. The most advanced TJ era Jeep thing (aside from lifts) was cutting the body by 4 inches and putting crazy small/fat 15s on it. I never saw a true “dubs” style low profile tire with my own eyes until maybe 1999 in Miami. Did see a few Wranglers with strange round 13”-15” bald-looking knubblers. It used to royal the hard-core off road Jeep guys, but I always thought it looked kind of cool. I wanted to do it to my 1990 Wrangler but could never find the hardware and wheel shops in my area (New England) would pretty much tell me what I wanted was impossible to do. Can’t find a trace of that trend on the internet now (or at least not yet). Anyway these re-badged projects like the Chevrolet S10 2 door were amazing. The one in the “Jeep Ass ****” appears to also have been cut up to be a cabrio/convertible. Probably why a few folks thought the white SUV was a 2 door G-Wagon.
@@towedarray7217 Thanks for the info bro it's like Suge knights BMW rims in '96 they were '19s even in 1996 unheard of but was amazed by the size of them
ace salutes you
Masta Ace don't sound like anything else. He's truly original. Seems so like a guy who knows, where he is and what he's doing.
Ayo who finds themselves here in 2020? 🔥
2024 🔥
Slaughtahouse is my favourite hiphop album of all time. The album is way in front of contemporary hiphop even of today on so many levels.
It's so funny that so many people take the lyrics so seriously but almost every single tune on this album is a parody of something else, whether it be the police, gangsta rap, "jeep-ass niggahs" or "Um Dada". Music and production is still raw but cutting edge after more than 15 years, yet this album remains one of the most slept-on albums of hiphop ever.
Hell yeah!!! STr8 from 93' when Jeep Wranglers were the shit!!!
I had this in tape....I recorded it from Video Music Box on channel 31 WNYC when Crazy Sam played it his show
I bought the Slaughtahouse tape and it was yellow
i was probably bit too young to find true hip hop like this.. i was probably 9 or 10 and i used to live at a Arab nation..so i knew the general hits of HIP HOP that was on TV.. till i Came to Canada i started more and more into Wu Tang my luv for hip was growing and always loved it since i started listing to 2pac.. right now they way music is going in general i am thank full for youtube.cause now i am able to find artist like masta ace..i appreciate hip hop that much more cause of crap right now
Check out TERMINATOR X Valley of the jeep beats!!!
Old school hip hop heads have systems. Whenever I have to check someone with a system. I blast them with song its still my favorite. I have four Peavey 15 woofers & havent lost in 16 years
'This ain't a blast from the past, it's a boomer from the future!'
man this guy is one of the most underated MCs of all time and its about time he gets some props for making good music
Masta ace always evolved with the times. Went from the 80s sound to this 90s gangsta rap and then the flow that inspired Eminem, to the polished and perfected sound he has today.
Eminem totally copied him.
Didnt Eminem name a group after the name of the album this song was in?
The OG 'Boll To Roll'...but I luv the Remix (and Video) way more!
Hell yeah 👍🏾
Still slamming this in 2023
I remember when I had this tape and I played the shit out of it with my bass cranked way up...the 90's good and bad times.
Man deez dayz in NYC was So mfn lit!🔥🔥🔥🔥💯
this was off of one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time. so underated and made such a thought provoking statement too...
I still listen to this album all the time, it's in my car right now in fact!
Masta Ace is my favorite to this day!
White kids weren't exposed to this? I'm 35, and had the tape! It was yellow. Skated to this shit every day!! As well ad Organized Konfusion, Kool G Rap, Pete Rock, Pharcyde, Tribe, De La, Souls of Mischeif, etc.. THAT WAS REAL HIP-HOP. I still rock all this shit evey day, and hopefully sometime in the near future, HIP-HOP will get it's substane back. PEACE!!!
110% agreed. The whole album still sounds so fresh almost 2 decades later!
Born to roll is one of THE killer tracks in Hip-hop - still played in Clubs to this day!!!
I have to be honest. Even though being from California this is the version I prefer. Without a doubt bumping this over the remix all day everyday!! “Strictly the hardcore, dirty street level sh-t”.
Same. I think to me it’s the bass that makes me love it. Props to Lord Digga who produced this originally.
@@jahredlee8295 Agreed. The bass line is hard af. It makes the song. The album credits give Ase One (Masta Ace) and the Bluez Brothers the producing credit for this version. The Bluez Brothers was Lord Digga and Witchdoctor. I'd love to know more about the production side and behind the scenes workings of the "SlaughtaHouse" and "Sittin' On Chrome" albums. How much did Masta Ace actually have input on in terms of the beat making. Two classic albums.
One of the greatest albums of ALL time from the Greatest Artist of all time!!! He is "mr. off beat/on beat.... Man wit tha mostest..... Like hostess...I bakes mc's....... And u knows this!!!"
i miss NYC early 90s!
WOW,still got this on VHS.
Genius the way he had this and the BORN TO ROLL version! 🔥🔥🔥
Ace is my favorite MC. I remember playing the he'll out of this song in my Acura legend back then. Miss the 90s
26 years ago to the day was when I bought this album, and blasted this song from my bedroom window!
😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😁😁😁😁😁😁🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔homie I did the same exact same shit..I put those old school old speakers the side of a refrigerator..and. blasted this this at 100t volume sound level.. the neighbors called the cops and I wouldn't answer the door I put it even louder..cops banging on the door I refused to ooen.. eventua cops left..😁😁😁😁😃😃😃😃😃🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕😃🖕🖕
Dang.... I got detention for bumpn this on the school bus and not turning it down !!! 8th grade Middle school 93 !!!! I wanted a Jeep so BAD !!!!! LOL....
Oh wow! I can't believe someone had this stashed! Thanks for posting!
Ahhh... this takes me back. I never forget that summer this came out. This was the shit!
@dubbsway4life Word. they flipped a new york rapper on a new york influenced beat and remixed such a heavy tune like born to roll with a big cali feel. crazy love for the ace nigguh
Oh shit!!!!! Yo I was feeling this joint back then and damn near lost my mind just now. man I miss 90's hip hop, shit was so good.
BASS BOOMIN BOOMIN BASS!!!!!!!!!!
dope production!!
Yeah man, I got that "Yellow Tape". Great album. I listen to it often.
It's 2022 and I laugh how crazy the early 90s NYC was, I never forget deez times lol
Wow...this use to be my shiiiiiittttt. Remember when videos actually matched the song? Ahhhhh...good times.
One of my favourite tracks ever. That bass is nasty.....
I remembered this video back in the 1990's when hip-hop was really hip-hop
I can honestly say that I wasn't a fan of this song, basically because of the beat. NOW, FLASH FORWARD TO THE BORN TO ROLL CD, SONG RENAMED TO "BORN TO ROLL" WITH A MUCH BETTER BEAT IS WHAT MADE THE CD AN INSTANT CLASSIC! I STILL BANG IT TO THIS DAY
Born To Roll was wack
Nah. This the joint.
Song is a classic.. I remember where I was at when I first heard this song.. At the time I was living in flushing Queens, I was 13 or 14 at the time, some one was driving down street and I heard the song/single playing out of someone car... For weeks I try find out who was the artist on that track, then on a Saturday afternoon on B.E.T. rap city i saw the video for Masta Ace.. I was bumping my head to the song for 4 mins lol, after the video was over I ran to the WIZ retail store and purshase the single...
Nowadays rappers, will never have the heart and the skills of those old school kings.
straight killing it 10 years + later....
1993-One Of The ALLTIME Classic Years In Hip-Hop And This Vid Is A Reminder About How Simple A Video Could Be With Your Peeps, Some Fly Wheels, And Ill Lyrics. Too Many Videos Today Have An Overabundance Of Flash But No Substance. Rappers May Have Not Had The Crazy Cash Back In The Day For The Fancy Vids But At Least They Were From The Heart And We Loved The Simplicity Of It. Ace Had One Of The Best Records That Year In Slaughtahouse (AKA The Yellow Tape If You Got The Limited First Print Of It)
damn rite i look on here for this vid all the time-thanks!!!!!
Legendary Cat Straight outta Brooklyn Masta Ace 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤💯
DAANM, that shit was DOPE!
Even though i always knew Slaughter House was a classic album i never realized how dope this video and song was till today. If you listen to the lyrics and the flow Masta Ace is killing this sh*t! Shout out to Digga i see you big homie!!
When I'm in my early 90s bag NYC, I tend to pull this out 😃🔥🔥🔥🗽🗽🗽
ahh the old skoll..it is so missed in this day and age
"black boy, black boy turn that ish down, you know that"
Masta Ace UNDERRATED!
Dope music awesome classic hip-hop real good music movement black culture
Amazing how much difference the beat makes! This is basically Born To Roll with a different beat. Born to Roll goes so much harder but this is cool too.
93 is also my fave year in hip hop....the albums that defined that year for me were dre dre'chronic' nbn '19naughty3' lotug 'here come the lords' and snoop 'doggystyle'
man Master Ace always had his own flow to say he took das efx flow dude u out ya mind!!! song nothing like them
You're cryin' cuz there's a video. I'm cryin' because I at last have proof that this version of the song exist!
old skool hip hop and underground for life!!!
Still listening in 2021!!!
Had the record- it was clearblue see thru. Was dope! It had an all bass version of this song but now cant find it n e where
i used to go crazy back in 93 when this dropped. I was a fresman in high school....its wild cuz i still listen to this album. it surpasses 90 percent of the shit out now. Ace is a legend. definately one of the greatest mc's of all time.
This version kills that "born to roll" version. Just way more of that hard rock east coast shit...
word life
Meanwhile...people internationally are STILL slappin born 2 roll in 2017...
VaZ X I always liked this version better
Not even close...
@VaZX I like Born to Roll much better but this song is dope too. My first time hearing this song but I heard many of his songs when he was with the Juice Crew.
masta ace is legend. Man hes gotta be in top 10 mcees
This made everyone wanting a jeep....
Respect Ace...
Haha, thought the same! ;)
Nice song. only heard the newer songs of Ace.
This was sweet.
This whole album is way way underrated and for me was a pinicle point in hip hop and a true underground classic
Fax
THIIISII IIZZZ THE F*** ONE I WAS ALWAYS LOOKIN FOR!!!!! WTF , the other ones from MASTER ACE sound different, hate to say it , but sounded west coast-like. I THOUGHT THIS VERSION was gone forever except for my memory, DIS IZ BLAST FROM PAST, JEEP AZZZ NIIGA!
In live in L.E.S and one of my friends brother helped produce this version, crazy, ama subscribe just cause you the ONLY one who got dis version, THX!
dude i never ever ever seen this video....
this is one of my favorite lps ever....
T
Delicious Vinyl had the shit back in the day
one of the best from the east coast.
OOOOOOOH its been nuff time.....respect
This is one of my all time favorite Hip Hop songs. I miss those days and that music. I am pretty damn tired of the "rap" that blast my ears on the day to day now.
What!
I'm breakin eardrums while I'm breakin the law/
I'm disturbin all the peace cuz Sista Soulja said "War!"
That line along with this track kills Soulja Beeotch and Lil' Gayne entire music catalogue
Classic material
Absolutely 💯 love from the 🇬🇧
Im so glad that tru hip hip heads know genuine classics like this one, and never pay attention to the comments of those who cant hear. i.e. rock and roll cave men !!!
Bruh when that bass hits 🤯🤯🤯🤯!!!
The viynl was beautiful. If I remember it was clear.
@teemad i ditched the radio like 6yrs ago and got a ipod
i put like 7500 songs on tht shit nothin but real hip hop
@crispyballz
Its a 1994 Chevy Blazer / GMC Jimmy
Not a Mercedes at all. Just has the emblem
Still dope
this inspired me to put my slaughtahouse and sittin on chrome cd's in my Pioneer cd changer on my old Pioneer HiFi system.
damn this shit is making me sentimental....i love that old hifi system...dolby prologic, all that good shit. i hate the 21st century, i really do...
I have a Jeep.
Got it in 1996 then parked it in 1996.
It only has 276 miles on it.
All it does is sit in a garage with four almost flat tires.
It doesn't even crank over anymore, it did though but battery really old.
This track is heavvvvvvvvvvvy!
Jeep beat Era.
now that hip-hop masta ace rules
this song is so awesome !!:D
I remember when this was an exclusive on 97.1 fm NYC Sat nites.. This is some classic vintage 90s golden era shit right herre,...this shit right here ....LOL