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No he wasn't....real heads had all his shit.....remember, this is Hip Hop, just like Funk...there's tons of fans and we don't need radio and video's, as long as we can get access.
@@chriso8193 U didnt grow up in the being of hip hop and in the 80 and 90 took to levels that was unheard of and Jeru was underrated at that time plus not everyone copied styles like now
Depends on who the audience was... Suburban white kids in Alaska... Yeah they were just getting up on MC Hammer but in the hood... Any hood USA... Nawh these cats were on!
One of the hardest KRS verses, probably my favorite verse of his. Premiere is a genius, how he incorporates bucktown before the smif n wessun verse, unreal.
Not to get too technical, but based on, and adding on to the replies to your comment I say 1986-1996 was the best 10 years in hip-hop so I say both the 80s and 90s were the best 🎤🎤
Damn this is dope. Jeru stepped on this track so smooth and just floated on this spacey beat. That was impressive. Smif and Wesson put a perfect amount of grime on this. Love finding these random gems.
@@paulwright22 because this is on every single hiphop song in the 80s and 90s. i am a total oldhead but it's getting tiring. there is plenty and plenty of talent in hiphop out there today... you just needa look a little to find it and get your ears peeled off the radio. real hiphop is never on the radio
"Fall to your knees. Bring fruit. Ask advice. Put your rhymes on the altar. Burn em as a sacrifice" That line still gives me chills after all these years.
I was born in 98 so I can't speak on what it was like to have lived through these times but I have listened to a shit ton of 90's hip hop and I feel like this song embodies this era better than about any other song I've heard from this era. Idk what it is..the flow, the beat but it just so perfectly feels nostalgic and captures this era's sound! I love the collaboration between all these incredible artists to just rip this track too. I feel that the progression during the 90's were beyond its years so much so that since then we've regressed as a society as well as hip hop's state. I'll always come back to these gems. God bless the 90's!
As someone who grew up in this era, I'd say it's because all of the artists represent the diversity of hip hop styles at the time. Mad Lion = reggae dancehall-hop Doug = the party rapper and bearboxer and the OG at the time KRS = intellectual teacher Joe = east coast gangster/drug dealer S&W = gutter and grimy realness Jeru = afrocentric
@@lyfsabych Well said. I was telling sumone about how back then each MC was unique, with they own flow, image, style, presentation, delivery, sound. We don't have that anymore
Smif-N-Wessun were amazing. Discovered 'Dah Shinin'' album only recently and it's far and away one of the best Hip Hop albums i've ever heard and so few know of it. Just brilliant.
Have you given “The Worlds Greatest Entertainer” LP a listen? It’s insane, totally slept on and hands down one of my favorite Hip-Hop Records of all time ALL THE WAY THROUGH!!! Big Up!!
@@MisterElement i might should. i origninally found out about Doug through Slick Rick's jams and i def should explore more of Doug E's content. man this verse was dope
@@Idontlikeanyoneanywhere Word Divine One! Its a masterpiece!! ~ “Beatbox original, cool individual, rapping for some funds is my residual, dictate, conversate, loose weight, from nineteen eighty-seven to eighty-eight” !!! Its full of smooth rhymes and DOPE beats! Plus you’ll have to check de single “I’m Gettin’ Ready” !!! It has a remix with the Washington, DC Go-Go band RARE ESSENCE that’s FUNKY af!!
Doug E Fresh is a time traveler. Pay attention, doug E Fresh created The dougie, He popularized The milly rocc, and listen to His words "the old to the new the new to the old" then He switches His flow to 2010 Era flow
[Verse 1: Mad Lion] Oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why Why does a DJ test and he end up die I know, I know, I know, I can't explain My copper shot just blow their brain Who are the man with the gun inna his hand Step up on the scene like Captain Caveman You want the music everybody scream louder Lick pure shot and smell the gun powder [Verse 2: Doug E. Fresh] On and on and on and on... Yo, freestyle flow to make the crowd just go The old to the new, the new to the old {Beatbox} The rhythm be workin' up on me The crowd be jumpin' up for me, the people are waitin' up on me To enter the stage in a rage, Mad Lion's out the cage Now it's time for me to engage, uhh And bear witness, the lyrical fitness The jumps, the dives, the leaps, are you gettin' this? Next to step up, microphone check up KRS-ONE, so come and get your wreck up [Verse 3: KRS-ONE] Our mother who art in Heaven Number seven is the weapon With the God, yes, I'm steppin' Lyrically I'm never beggin', you know I'm the difference between indo and oregano Imagine how fresh I am now, I made these lyrics up a year ago So, report back it was fat, fit, all that, quick Pump that, drop the S-hit, I'm lyrically physically fit Catch me buggin' on the mic, every day and every night Every hour, every second, man, it don't stop, get it, get it Yes, admit it when I'm way up in it You can't hide 'cause my radar's goin' bibip bibip bibip I reside in the watchtower, watchin' MCs land Your career will be as short as my part in "Who's The Man" Goddamn, I'm the pinnacle, yes, the metaphysical Come to you as the rap god of lyrical syllable Fall to your knees, bring fruit, ask advice Put your rhymes on the altar, burn 'em as a sacrifice The aroma reaches up to my nostril, I get hostile Your lyrics are stiff like David Koppel Yes, Premier rocks the track on time KRS-ONE with off of the top of the head rhyme Yeah, Fat Joe, you know you gotta flow My man Doug E Fresh down with the one called KRS We got the mad MCs up in the D&D I'm out, G [Verse 4: Fat Joe] Yeah! Motherfuckers know who's the best If it ain't Fat Joe, then it must be Lord Finesse Think not? Then show what you got But don't grab this mic, the shit's too hot I'm the born killer, nigga from the Bronx Rappers talk shit but there's really no comp Bring it on if you think you can hang And if not, then let me do my thing Yeah, so Smif-n-Wessun if you're down with me Represent one time on the M-I-C [Verse 5: Smif-n-Wessun] Mr. Ripper, get your gear and prepare for war Mr. Vickster, you ain't gotta tell me no more 'Cause what I see on the daily deals with reality So, come follow we on this journey Through Brooklyn Where the crooks dwell in the projects overlookin' In the form of the streets, you know them well Bet your ass this grass is greener Than a 20 sack of sensimila bought straight from Medina You know the vibe when Smif-n-Wessun twist up the Thai Peace to my people in the Ville, peace to my heads in the Stuy We do or die, we test your stamina So, any challenger, we pass the motherfucker off to the Damaja [Verse 6: Jeru the Damaja] Super scientifical madness My status is the baddest every time I bless the apparatus You wish to take me out, so you study Meanwhile my clothes, mics and foes are left bloody Cruddy, filthy from the ground on up When I plan my attack, I doubt that you're ready Rain on competition like razor sharp confetti Kung Fu techniques from the perverted monastery Sifu Ru manipulates the microphone And rhymes like bullets penetrate your zone See, we bring more drama than Kevin Costner No, I'm not Jamaican, but, yes, I'm a Rasta
Jeru the Damaja make a song with spanish supergroup Violadores del Verso. Is a fucking gold cake song 🚀🚀 The verse of Jeru is a cathedra rap in two idioms 👁
What happened to hip-hop is what happened to society as a whole -- those were young men raised in an environment that no longer exists. It's not even so much that the evil record companies are pushing brain dead garbage onto the masses anymore (though they are doing that), you just have whole generations of brain dead illiterates with 5-second attention spans. And neanderthal mumble rap is all they are capable of...
@fekstar127 ya playin yourself Intro: Yo, are you a pimp, a hustler?" "No I'm not." "Are you a man, and can you stand alone like a man has to sometimes?" "Yes I can." "Are you willing, to go out there and save the lives of our children, even if it means losing your own life?" "Yes I am." "I believe you Jeru, you're ready." You've no-no-nothing to worry about .. Pretty disgusting you are right.. A selfish, racist man who clearly put's his principles in the wrong spot
the sad part about listening to the rappers of the 90s is that you will never hear this type of hip hop again from the new rappers ever!!! you will never hear a balance in hip hop ever again!!
correction* "you will never hear this type of hip hop again from the new MAINSTREAM rappers ever".there is a lot of artists out there that are keeping real boom bap alive.ON PRINCIPLE!theres cats that categorically refuse to intermingle with anything even remotely "modernized",pop-ish,soft,rnb,trap....and on a lyrical front theyre not just content with replicating what niggas from the 90s were doing.they vowed to surpass it (as it should be).we all complain bout the state of hip hop and reminisce about the golden days but....we are at the same time guilty of not supporting (with our wallets) the very people who are on the frontlines battling for the preservation of the artform and the culture.its our duty to do so.do your part,sniff out real hip hop and support it!
@@derrickctv1820 he can produce for anybody I don't do a lot of pop music but he killed christina aguilera's back to basics album he made it sound soulful I still have one.
Never knew it was a video for this. Love Smif N Wessun part! My man Sean Price hanging on the fence smiling like shit R.I.P I miss him alot. Boot Camp Clik held Hip Hop down forever and so the others! Love this joint first time I heard it was on Boot Camp Click "Search and Recover 3" mixtape!...KRS ONE was also my favorite, nigga is a encyclopedia himself lmao!
i miss these days.... i had this video on VHS. i used to record yo mtv raps & rap city.. i still have 11 tapes with at least 2hrs of videos per tape.. from 92-97
this is crazy. Gonna go full fan mode right now but j don't care lol. Premiere, Premo. In my book, one of the legends in music, but his production unreal There is a song by Paula Cole - Rhythm of Life. Genius. Prolific blend of two incredible artists, composing and writing an amazing piece of work. Boooom-da-boomboom baahhaaha (repeat..repeat&fade) lol THE PLANET GANG STARR this right here, rip guru - blessup! This joint is incomparable. Got me through, reasons indeed. Unbelievable - biggie Smalls Why this was the B- Side puff? Can't front of u if you were adamant about it. Another incredible meeting of two unbelievable talents, artists.. combine to create the livest one. HA!. Ain't no other man, Mass Appeal, code of the streets.. i could go but ima stop.
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"Super scientifical madness, my status is the baddest, every time I bless the apparatus."
🔥 🔥 🔥
Bruh, one of the greatest rhymes that goes uncelebrated.
jesus!!!!!🔥
The Damager is Hard as Hell to this day bro!!! ☠️
90's wanna go back!!
Smiff n Wessun definitely one of the dopest duo’s of all time.
THIS SO DOPE!!!!!!!
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I suggest Dan shinin if you haven't looked at it. its REALLY GOOD
My favorite rappers in 1993!!
THEY SIT BEHIND DAS EFX
@@andrew1988pantera nah, they’re ahead of Das Efx
This is not Rap... THIS IS HIP HOP !!
Big up from France
Word!
@@GrandMaster.Smile. they got old heads in France bumping this shit on the daily
Hip hop😂😂😂this is one the best rap songs off All time. Way back when rap was actually rap
This right here is a Legacy. God bless..🙏💖🕊️
KRS-ONE and Jeru The Damaja murdered it with their verses!
🔥🔥🔥💯
as always
Bless up the Mad Lion along side these LEGENDS 🙏🏾🔥🇯🇲
Lion was a legend him self at that time
When you see Preemo u already know the beat is gonna be siiick brother
Of course greatest producer ever
WORD UP MAN!
Yes sir
Real talk bro 💯
Best all time
Jeru was way underrated in the 90s he could definitely hold his own. He had 2 superior albums back to back. First one a classic!!!!
No he wasn't....real heads had all his shit.....remember, this is Hip Hop, just like Funk...there's tons of fans and we don't need radio and video's, as long as we can get access.
@@chriso8193 U didnt grow up in the being of hip hop and in the 80 and 90 took to levels that was unheard of and Jeru was underrated at that time plus not everyone copied styles like now
Agreed!
True indeed 🎤🔥
Depends on who the audience was... Suburban white kids in Alaska... Yeah they were just getting up on MC Hammer but in the hood... Any hood USA... Nawh these cats were on!
Thank you DJ Premier for bringing rappers together that I can relate to.
"Your career will be as short as my part in Who's the man". Always loved that bar.
One of the hardest KRS verses, probably my favorite verse of his. Premiere is a genius, how he incorporates bucktown before the smif n wessun verse, unreal.
AGREED.
Yup
This is how HIP HOP supposed to sound !!!
Exactly
90s Hip Hop greatest art form to exist
NBK Academy amen bro
Agree...No Doubt About iT 😉😎✊
NBK Academy some say the 80s
80's-90's!!!!⚡🔥💥💣🌟💎🎤👽👑🎧🎹🎶🚀👾
Not to get too technical, but based on, and adding on to the replies to your comment I say 1986-1996 was the best 10 years in hip-hop so I say both the 80s and 90s were the best 🎤🎤
Damn this is dope. Jeru stepped on this track so smooth and just floated on this spacey beat. That was impressive. Smif and Wesson put a perfect amount of grime on this. Love finding these random gems.
Good taste. They’re my two favorite components of this beat.
I might be 21 but this...slaps😭🔥🔥🔥🔥
Doesnt matter your age, this is for all ages@@theillustratxr
No tight pants, no autotune, no mumble crap, no stupid face tats......this was the golden era of hip hop.
Shut up bro.
@@thatbronzeboij why you offended? He's right.
true. just lyrics and steet culture. pure hip hop
@@paulwright22 because this is on every single hiphop song in the 80s and 90s. i am a total oldhead but it's getting tiring. there is plenty and plenty of talent in hiphop out there today... you just needa look a little to find it and get your ears peeled off the radio. real hiphop is never on the radio
@@thatbronzeboij
GTFO , Lil pump fan
This is what NYC is is! East coast all day!
"Fall to your knees.
Bring fruit. Ask advice.
Put your rhymes on the altar.
Burn em as a sacrifice"
That line still gives me chills after all these years.
Sin today SO CALLED rapper wont understand line like these
This why I fell in love with hip hop
Premier make it possible 👍
Back when everyone had their own style and sounded completely different than anyone else
Hardcore Hip Hop
Most definitely
Which made these collabs so much better. They all managed to fit their styles on the beat seamlessly.
😁 whatever, this felt like the 80's...the*late* eighties 😂
This is REAL HIP HOP!
Smif n Wes killed it on this track ... man, I miss those days..
They really did. 🙏🏽
I was born in 98 so I can't speak on what it was like to have lived through these times but I have listened to a shit ton of 90's hip hop and I feel like this song embodies this era better than about any other song I've heard from this era. Idk what it is..the flow, the beat but it just so perfectly feels nostalgic and captures this era's sound! I love the collaboration between all these incredible artists to just rip this track too. I feel that the progression during the 90's were beyond its years so much so that since then we've regressed as a society as well as hip hop's state. I'll always come back to these gems. God bless the 90's!
As someone who grew up in this era, I'd say it's because all of the artists represent the diversity of hip hop styles at the time.
Mad Lion = reggae dancehall-hop
Doug = the party rapper and bearboxer and the OG at the time
KRS = intellectual teacher
Joe = east coast gangster/drug dealer
S&W = gutter and grimy realness
Jeru = afrocentric
@@lyfsabych Well said. I was telling sumone about how back then each MC was unique, with they own flow, image, style, presentation, delivery, sound. We don't have that anymore
Elitist power establishment is trying to dumb down everything and everybody. Good way to do that is through dumbed down music.
Have you listened to Nostalgia from Masta Ace and Marco Polo?
@@juliamentor3588 I don’t think so. I’ll check it out
Smif-N-Wessun were amazing. Discovered 'Dah Shinin'' album only recently and it's far and away one of the best Hip Hop albums i've ever heard and so few know of it. Just brilliant.
Krs was killing this
Jeru ends this song off perfect, such a great verse🔥
Smif and Wesson MURDERED this one.
@Fadilizer Jeru Tha Damaja was slept on hard
They were hungry as fuck. They look like they gonna rob somebody in that video😂
imo they are the passed rappers ever. OGC oo
Is that Sean Price at 3:24? and Rock just before?
You gotta love bcc.
Wait. Am I the only one to notice the perfection Doug E fresh delivered on this track?
Don't watch the video. Just listen with your headsets on.
He’s underrated asf on this joint.
Have you given “The Worlds Greatest Entertainer” LP a listen? It’s insane, totally slept on and hands down one of my favorite Hip-Hop Records of all time ALL THE WAY THROUGH!!!
Big Up!!
@@MisterElement i might should. i origninally found out about Doug through Slick Rick's jams and i def should explore more of Doug E's content. man this verse was dope
@@Idontlikeanyoneanywhere Word Divine One! Its a masterpiece!!
~ “Beatbox original, cool individual, rapping for some funds is my residual, dictate, conversate, loose weight, from nineteen eighty-seven to eighty-eight” !!! Its full of smooth rhymes and DOPE beats! Plus you’ll have to check de single “I’m Gettin’ Ready” !!! It has a remix with the Washington, DC Go-Go band RARE ESSENCE that’s FUNKY af!!
Doug E Fresh is a time traveler. Pay attention, doug E Fresh created The dougie, He popularized The milly rocc, and listen to His words "the old to the new the new to the old" then He switches His flow to 2010 Era flow
Omg stiff and Wesson so much cool with confidence. Damn
It dont get more raw NY hip hop than this. Premo on the beat. KRS, Fat Joe, Jeru, Smif N Wes, Dougie E. Boy I miss this era.
Jeru was leagues ahead back in the day. Such a sick era.
Jeru is great. The Sun Rises in The East is a must have record 👍
That drop into Jeru is the flyest part
"No I'm not Jamaican ...But yes i am a Rasta" ... best line on this track !
Real Hip Hop...heavyweights spitting lyrics...
Beat is smooth like butter
Whyyyy is KRS-ONE soooo dope? Why was everything about this track FLAWLESS? I was definitely born in the wrong generation😡😩
For real
KRS-One is still dope. You should join the OHHH group on FB. Old school hip-hop with KRS and the underground. The TRUE school
Da golden era forever!
It's still here as long as we represent
coz hes a freemason
Smif-N-Wessun! Folks used to go crazy when they part came up!
I was one
Their back & forth was amazing!
I could have this track on repeat for the rest of my life.
The energy from this track is incredible. Classic material
This IS Real Hip Hop Son 💯
[Verse 1: Mad Lion]
Oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why
Why does a DJ test and he end up die
I know, I know, I know, I can't explain
My copper shot just blow their brain
Who are the man with the gun inna his hand
Step up on the scene like Captain Caveman
You want the music everybody scream louder
Lick pure shot and smell the gun powder
[Verse 2: Doug E. Fresh]
On and on and on and on...
Yo, freestyle flow to make the crowd just go
The old to the new, the new to the old
{Beatbox} The rhythm be workin' up on me
The crowd be jumpin' up for me, the people are waitin' up on me
To enter the stage in a rage, Mad Lion's out the cage
Now it's time for me to engage, uhh
And bear witness, the lyrical fitness
The jumps, the dives, the leaps, are you gettin' this?
Next to step up, microphone check up
KRS-ONE, so come and get your wreck up
[Verse 3: KRS-ONE]
Our mother who art in Heaven
Number seven is the weapon
With the God, yes, I'm steppin'
Lyrically I'm never beggin', you know
I'm the difference between indo and oregano
Imagine how fresh I am now, I made these lyrics up a year ago
So, report back it was fat, fit, all that, quick
Pump that, drop the S-hit, I'm lyrically physically fit
Catch me buggin' on the mic, every day and every night
Every hour, every second, man, it don't stop, get it, get it
Yes, admit it when I'm way up in it
You can't hide 'cause my radar's goin' bibip bibip bibip
I reside in the watchtower, watchin' MCs land
Your career will be as short as my part in "Who's The Man"
Goddamn, I'm the pinnacle, yes, the metaphysical
Come to you as the rap god of lyrical syllable
Fall to your knees, bring fruit, ask advice
Put your rhymes on the altar, burn 'em as a sacrifice
The aroma reaches up to my nostril, I get hostile
Your lyrics are stiff like David Koppel
Yes, Premier rocks the track on time
KRS-ONE with off of the top of the head rhyme
Yeah, Fat Joe, you know you gotta flow
My man Doug E Fresh down with the one called KRS
We got the mad MCs up in the D&D
I'm out, G
[Verse 4: Fat Joe]
Yeah!
Motherfuckers know who's the best
If it ain't Fat Joe, then it must be Lord Finesse
Think not? Then show what you got
But don't grab this mic, the shit's too hot
I'm the born killer, nigga from the Bronx
Rappers talk shit but there's really no comp
Bring it on if you think you can hang
And if not, then let me do my thing
Yeah, so Smif-n-Wessun if you're down with me
Represent one time on the M-I-C
[Verse 5: Smif-n-Wessun]
Mr. Ripper, get your gear and prepare for war
Mr. Vickster, you ain't gotta tell me no more
'Cause what I see on the daily deals with reality
So, come follow we on this journey
Through Brooklyn
Where the crooks dwell in the projects overlookin'
In the form of the streets, you know them well
Bet your ass this grass is greener
Than a 20 sack of sensimila bought straight from Medina
You know the vibe when Smif-n-Wessun twist up the Thai
Peace to my people in the Ville, peace to my heads in the Stuy
We do or die, we test your stamina
So, any challenger, we pass the motherfucker off to the Damaja
[Verse 6: Jeru the Damaja]
Super scientifical madness
My status is the baddest every time I bless the apparatus
You wish to take me out, so you study
Meanwhile my clothes, mics and foes are left bloody
Cruddy, filthy from the ground on up
When I plan my attack, I doubt that you're ready
Rain on competition like razor sharp confetti
Kung Fu techniques from the perverted monastery
Sifu Ru manipulates the microphone
And rhymes like bullets penetrate your zone
See, we bring more drama than Kevin Costner
No, I'm not Jamaican, but, yes, I'm a Rasta
props
Thanks
Gracias
Jeru the Damaja make a song with spanish supergroup Violadores del Verso. Is a fucking gold cake song 🚀🚀
The verse of Jeru is a cathedra rap in two idioms 👁
No
Ñp
Man classic music!! What happened to hip hop please bring it back!!
What happened to hip-hop is what happened to society as a whole -- those were young men raised in an environment that no longer exists. It's not even so much that the evil record companies are pushing brain dead garbage onto the masses anymore (though they are doing that), you just have whole generations of brain dead illiterates with 5-second attention spans. And neanderthal mumble rap is all they are capable of...
Love to the Hip Hop God Preemo! A living legend! No one has given more to this music we love!
I miss this style of music!!!! Come back!!! 2020!!!!!
KRS-ONE is the GOAT 🐐
Jeru was that man
My God, all of them are so flawless in spitting rhymes. And that beat is just timeless......TOP track Trully a piece of rap art.
Thank you, Primo
One of the coldest Hip hop tracks ever.
This song is a true hip hop gem
Old but Gold , Premier 4eva
@fekstar127 man the man got some fat banging beats and rhythm for days
This a hood banger classic right here. Brooklyn represent. I was in my last year of high school when this joint was bangin' in the streets. Memories.
This is a hell of collaboration! I don't know how I've missed this!
Smiff n Wesson were just TO LIVE. Heavy slept on
Goddamn, This is Hip Hop Music.
I am presently pleased to hear this in 2018
Always find myself rewinding Smif N Wessun’s part🔥
They look baked af especially Tek😂
"Super Scientifical Maddenss"
"My Status Is Tha Baddest Everytime"
"I Bless the Apparatus"
Mumble Rappers can't comprehend... 🤔🤔🤨🤨
Maurice Brodie FACTS!!
Yo jeru is slept on bad that verse was crazy
therealhiphop617 ... Jeru did pretty good back then in my estimation.. Must have been the Weed that mess him up .. 😏😏
@@coolmoe3289 nah . He's overseas getting dat bread!. Lol and he's a karate teacher. Still! He was back then as well.
@@bigloc3442 ...Oh ok great info.. Good looking out Bruh.. Jeru should drop a single about the state of Hip Hop today for old times sake....
One of the Dopest Collaborations in Hip Hop Music! DJ Premier proves that he is one of The Greatest when it comes to Producing Beats.
I wish it was still like this
KRS aint dead yet bro lol
it is we got kendrick lamar and j cole
@@sargentle8517 Fucks sake...
everything comes full circle this bullshit rap is on now won’t last forever we’ll be back to when niggas had bars eventually
Shouts to Lord Finesse for being the best
Im not dismissing anyone on this track, but hot damn, Jeru is too cool.
And his aesthetic style was fresh, too.
@fekstar127 yeaah.. Nah man! Shut the fuck up with your bullshit 😂😂
@fekstar127 ya playin yourself Intro: Yo, are you a pimp, a hustler?"
"No I'm not."
"Are you a man, and can you stand alone like a man has to sometimes?"
"Yes I can."
"Are you willing, to go out there and save the lives of our children, even if it means losing your own life?"
"Yes I am."
"I believe you Jeru, you're ready."
You've no-no-nothing to worry about
.. Pretty disgusting you are right.. A selfish, racist man who clearly put's his principles in the wrong spot
Jeru is the only hot verse on this track I thought and all those mcs have skillz!
I love the way he catches the mic they toss at him and then proceeds to ignore it while he raps. Badass.
Krs killed it, this song is a classic.
some of rap's greatest dayz!!!!!!!
Man took me back. Alot of my favorites
Everybody is powerful on that track
Difference between rap kids who read books and kids who only read bookmarks.
That’s a bar
the sad part about listening to the rappers of the 90s is that you will never hear this type of hip hop again from the new rappers ever!!! you will never hear a balance in hip hop ever again!!
correction*
"you will never hear this type of hip hop again from the new MAINSTREAM rappers ever".there is a lot of artists out there that are keeping real boom bap alive.ON PRINCIPLE!theres cats that categorically refuse to intermingle with anything even remotely "modernized",pop-ish,soft,rnb,trap....and on a lyrical front theyre not just content with replicating what niggas from the 90s were doing.they vowed to surpass it (as it should be).we all complain bout the state of hip hop and reminisce about the golden days but....we are at the same time guilty of not supporting (with our wallets) the very people who are on the frontlines battling for the preservation of the artform and the culture.its our duty to do so.do your part,sniff out real hip hop and support it!
@@arkhitektz3150 There are out there,but you have to really dig and use the algo to find it.
R.I.P. Hip Hop. 1976-1997 💔
True though 😂
1976-1999
Rain on competition like razor sharp confetti, Kung fu techniques from the perverted monastery - Jeru
Jeru is underrated dude
@@gleon1602 Back in 95 Biggie rated him and Nas 10 out of 10 as MCs.
jeru is simply amazing
Jesussss
what a collab killer joint, 90's the shit .. i'm living in a cocoon!
*Premier making magic on the 1s&2s*
Grimy and then he hits u with a melodic backdrop. Preem is my favorite producer bar none.
@@derrickctv1820 he always did produce fire .
@@derrickctv1820 he can produce for anybody I don't do a lot of pop music but he killed christina aguilera's back to basics album he made it sound soulful I still have one.
THIS IS HIP HOP KIDS LAYIN IT DOWN PREMIERE BEATS LIKE FINE WINE!! TAKING ME BACK IN TIME I REMINECE AS I SMOKE THE SENCE
Doug E. Fresh & KRS-One da real hip-hop
Fat Joe giving props to Finesse is dope, that DITC love.
Imagine how fresh I am now I made up these lyrics up a year ago...! KRS killed it
Fat Joe killed this shit! Real Hip Hop heads know that Jay-Z sampled his verses on the song “Bring It On” from Reasonable Doubt!
teetrinity4153 his flow on this is tooooooo cool. 🇵🇷🇵🇷
Jay wanted a spot on this track and made two verses, but D&D couldnt left the others out
@@davidlamas5662 Jz never even got into the studio it was packed full watch the Preemo video he dropped today on it
@@davidlamas5662 You just watched “So Wassup” by DJ Premier...
And the “you know em well” part from Smif N Wessum verse. You can tell Jay defo got inspiration from this song and/or wanted in on this at the time.
A high quality version of this classic. Good looks!
Jesus I completely forgot about this song. Thank God I decided to listen to masta ace and it suggested me this
Whose listening to this in 2080!!!!! Classic. One of the greatest rap songs ever made
With ya bro!!🎤💣🔥🔥🔥
smiff n wessun for life
THAT WAS INCREDIBLY SATISFYING
Crazy how good the 2 versions sound being completely different. What having an incredible flow can make (and having Premier). Trap cant touch this.
Dope how each mc tossed the mic 🎤 as the next mc catches it w/ ease
"BRING IT ON IF YOU THINK U CAN HANG N IF NOT THEN LET ME DO MY THING" fat joe back in the day was the shit yo ✌🏽
Never knew it was a video for this. Love Smif N Wessun part! My man Sean Price hanging on the fence smiling like shit R.I.P I miss him alot. Boot Camp Clik held Hip Hop down forever and so the others! Love this joint first time I heard it was on Boot Camp Click "Search and Recover 3" mixtape!...KRS ONE was also my favorite, nigga is a encyclopedia himself lmao!
Jesus this is fucking fantastic. Long live 90s rap.
Omg classic premo sounds,yo this is volcano guts!!!
i miss these days....
i had this video on VHS.
i used to record yo mtv raps & rap city..
i still have 11 tapes with at least 2hrs of videos per tape..
from 92-97
What about the VHS tape with no label, Is that the porn stash?
i LOVE the mix of different styles
Jeru the Damaja killed it! Y’all can’t tell me he’s influential. 🐐
He was
This is real rap .....
No words.... Straight ... I was blessed to have been a part of all this everyday....
this is crazy. Gonna go full fan mode right now but j don't care lol.
Premiere, Premo. In my book, one of the legends in music, but his production unreal
There is a song by Paula Cole - Rhythm of Life. Genius. Prolific blend of two incredible artists, composing and writing an amazing piece of work.
Boooom-da-boomboom
baahhaaha (repeat..repeat&fade) lol
THE PLANET GANG STARR
this right here, rip guru - blessup! This joint is incomparable. Got me through, reasons indeed.
Unbelievable - biggie Smalls
Why this was the B- Side puff? Can't front of u if you were adamant about it. Another incredible meeting of two unbelievable talents, artists.. combine to create the livest one. HA!.
Ain't no other man, Mass Appeal, code of the streets.. i could go but ima stop.
Real hip hop is over hia......
this track, damn. memories. 90's hip hop will always be the best
I don't know where you found this, but I forgot that I knew all the words to this song. Unbelievable. The mad lion verse was all it took.
Those that give this song a thumbs down are not real Hip Hop Heads..... Smif N Wessun fo sho!
Tupac nipsey and drake fans. They are monotheists lol
90’s west coast kid rocking with the east ✊🏽, the 90’s, the golden era of hip hop
The Gold time And The time GREATs artists!!! Senk Respect!!!
who remembers watching this on rap city?
Rap city joe Clair, prince dashure, big Lez those were the days!
Facts
Me and my brother already knew who was up next on the mic. I remember waiting for fat Joe to come up. Real rap....damn
Lucious Thomas i do big bro I miss rap city back in the days 90 hip hop music will always be the best
This is only type of rap I listen to.
Fat Joe's first couple of bars ⚡
Found this lost TRACK by accident..... A True Mixical..... Lyrical....... MASTERPIECE!!!!!!..... Last of True Hip Hop!!!!!😊👍👍👍👍✌️💗💗💗💗💗.........
KRS was lyrically way ahead of his time