Heavy D, The Boyz, Kool G Rap, Grand Puba, CL Smooth, Big Daddy Kane, Pete Rock, Q-Tip - Dont Curse
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2011
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Dwight Errington Myers (born May 24, 1967), better known as Heavy D, is a Jamaican American actor, rapper, singer and former leader of Heavy D & the Boyz, a hip hop group which included G-Whiz (Glen Parrish), "Trouble" T. Roy (Troy Dixon), and Eddie F (born Edward Ferrell). The group maintained a sizable audience in the United States through most of the 1990s. He has recently ventured into reggae music and can now be described as a reggae fusion artist.
Myers was born on May 24, 1967 in Jamaica. His family moved to Mount Vernon, New York, when he was a young child.
Heavy D & the Boyz were the first group signed to Uptown Records; their debut, Living Large, was released in 1987. The album was a commercial success, though Big Tyme was a breakthrough that included four hits. Trouble T. Roy died at age 22 in a fall on July 15, 1990, in Indianapolis. Dixon's passing led to a tribute on the follow-up platinum album, Peaceful Journey. Pete Rock & CL Smooth created a tribute to Trouble T. Roy called "They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)" which is regarded as a hip-hop classic.
Heavy D & the Boyz gained even more fame by singing the theme song for the television program In Living Color and also MADtv, and Heavy D performed the rap on Michael Jackson's hit single "Jam." However, the group's next album, Blue Funk, was not marketed as well as their previous albums[citation needed], but is widely viewed as an underrated gem.[citation needed] Heavy D then began focusing on his acting, appearing in the television shows A Different World, Roc and Living Single before returning the music charts with Nuttin' But Love. After appearing in the off-Broadway play Riff Raff at Circle Repertory Company, Heavy D returned to recording with the hit Waterbed Hev.[1] In 2005, the Will Smith movie Hitch played the song "Now That We Found Love" during the ending scene where a wedding party does a line dance, and gave Heavy D & the Boyz a lot of exposure, sending many viewers to the web to find out more about the song and the group.
He then appeared in the film Life, before being in the cast of the television show Boston Public. In 2002, Heavy D had a supporting role as an FBI agent alongside Omar Epps in the movie adaptation of Dave Barry's novel Big Trouble. In 2003 he starred in the supporting cast for the sit-com The Tracy Morgan Show as Bernard. In 1997, Heavy D collaborated with B.B. King on his duets album Deuces Wild rapping in the song "Keep It Coming." He also has a small role in the 1999 Oscar-nominated movie The Cider House Rules. In 2005, Heavy D appeared as Sid in the hit Fox drama Bones, as the owner and bartender at Wong Fu's. In 2006, he appeared in the motion picture, Step Up, as Omar. Heavy D also appeared as Bo-Kane in the 1995 film New Jersey Drive. Heavy D has now released a new reggae album via iTunes, called Vibes.
Heavy D was referred to in the song "Juicy" by the Notorious B.I.G. and in " Da Girls They Love Me" by underground rapper R.A. the Rugged Man. He also appears as the bouncer in the music video for "One More Chance" by Notorious B.I.G. In the song "Choppa on Da Back Seat" by Lil Wyte he says that " I got Heavy D Tied up on my couch, Face down with a rifle wound bleeding out his mouth".
Heavy D also played a part in the film "Big Trouble" as an FBI agent.
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"Rappers spit rhymes that are mostly illegal, Emcees spit rhymes to uplift their people"
KRS1
Peace, love, unity having fun these are the words of KRS ONE!!
Natan Gurfinkel , “ In school they never taught about hamburgers or steak
Elijah Muhammad or the welfare state
But I know ,
And I know because of KRS-1
Because he’s droppin, droppin science
Droppin history with a whole leap of style and intelligence
Yes, I know
I know because of KRS-ONE
Because we don’t want to pay money to hear the same old sounds
Watch him he’ll take hip hop to a higher ground
And I know because of KRS-ONE”. Bradley James Nowell
Yeah, yeah but '13 and good' though??? Fuck KRS 1 🖕🏾
Fu sho bro. Styles like that are no where to be found my guy. This collab is a teachin moment for the youths if they would only yield their ears.
1. 2. 3....the crew is called BDP..
Stop the violence in hip-hop whyoooooo
We won't see ANYTHING even remotely like this in this generation
Well said. Now this is real RAP.
We won't see anything even remotely like this ever again.
D Rob not even close. That's why these kids nowadays are so messed up, cause the garbage they are hearing now.
Nah bro you got it all wrong go listen to NF
Nooowaaay
For those of you who don't know, they were showing their versatility and ability to spit the lyrics without profanity and still bring it to the fullest.
Yea west coast road west west coast
@@michaelmclendon6368 ?Gné south bronx for ever the birthplace od hip hop never forget that
💯💯
Mostly, they were showing people who thought rappers only spit profanity to sell records when in fact they were more talented than that. Pretty much telling censorship they can rap how ever they want.
Respect!
G Rap "cursed" without cursing...that was so clever 😂
CL smooth so underrated!!
It’s crazy how Heavy D has been forgotten, during his reign he was the biggest artist in the game and had it on its back for years
Hes not forgotten by me RIP Heavy
Can’t believe this is my first time hearing this gotta love the internet
Welcome to the Golden era of rap and hip hop. Enjoy your stay. 😊
Did you notice a young P-diddy holding the sign...
@@kennywilliams7142 I had to go back and look. Good observation. I didn't catch that at first. Usually do but not this time.
@@kennywilliams7142 Uptown record's. He worked there for a min.
I miss these days. Originality was everywhere.
Right nowadays it’s different and I know I wasn’t around back then but still I gotta say what I gotta say rap music today ain’t what it used to be
Totally underrated collab. And Kane's flow is the epitome of smooth.
Him or puba had the best verse but that damn purple outfit is hideous
Yessss indeed
Kane whole was dissing the dudes who robbed him if I'm not mistaken.🤔
Kool G
QTip Murked This!!!
"Notice how clean we kept every verse, but if worse came to worse we'd have all said a curse." This might be the best collaboration of rappers ever!!!!
I read this as soon as he said this
Ever?
I might have to Agree
ah yes back when lyrics mattered, i miss hip hop
No catch this right here on RUclips 😘.."Have Your Party @ Home!😅
Brought tears to my eyes.
Kool G Rap is the man
whiteboynigg
Preach!
Everyone is the man here,can’t select who had the beat flow! I listened to this song on auto play for a whole day on a flight from Abuja to London!!!
Say it again brother
Yes, he was.no doubt.also puba maxwell.
Tough competition on this track but G Rap killed it
This line up is SO legendary
FACTS
Checkout the "Symphony" then "Self destruction" then Westcoest did their version titled ".ll in the seme geng" just uh few ref. more like this out in the 90's. (got sticky keys).
Now that's a great starting 5! Man I love this style. Thank God I grew up in the 80s.
Do you remember when hip-hop was fun? Amazing times!!
Not a lot of rappers can pull this off. 🔥💯
Facts
REST IN PARADISE HEAVY D
@nothing last forever +qqq
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@nothing last forever p
I am privileged to say I grew up in 80/90's hip hop as a kid. Still love it and great as ever today. Classic Hip Hop.
INVI SIBLE INC no doubt best time to by a kid to me
ASOLUTELY!!!! 🔥🎤👽👑
botswana i m stuck here
Damn Skippy!!
Am bless to see hip hop from the very beginning the 70's so i know the feeling and the influence it has.
This song was criminally underrated, the greatest lyricists in history all together on one dope ass track... all that was missing was Rakim, Dres, KRS, and LL
Treach, GURU,SLICK RICK...
@@julioferreira4261it's even more surprising that KRS and Treach didn't show up considering they often collabbed
I wish flav and Chuck D pulled up on this one..
RAKIM!
This song is so really underrated and legendary man.
This is RAP at it's finest. Fun and tons of FLAVA!
Real taall
Real talent
@archie bunker Who knew Archie Bunker would like Hip Hop? Lol!
Amen
That's because this HIP HOP!
This was when rap was fun and you had a variety of rap!!
Miss those days!!!
And we LIKED it!!
With no autotune
If you think there is no variety in today's hip hop, you need to open your ears. There is plenty of styles outside of the radio shit.
erock755 concept, message funky ness and lyrics are all still here. there’s talent in every generation you just gotta go beyond the surface level of mainstream rap today
Church
The fact that the got this insane roster together just to make a song about not swearing if fu-sorry, damn hilarious.
These guys were the real thing. Real talent, intelligence and class. No auto tune, no nonsense. Just pure talent who worked hard for what they deserved and brought positivity to their fans.
damn Big Daddy Kane was ahead of his time LEGENDARY MC.... Long Live Kane ! Rip Heavy D !
"I'mma let profanity retire but if worse comes to worse I'll curse you out like Richard Pryor"
so so dope
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
SICK
Maaaaan listen LMAAAAO
They all got a completely different style/energy..and it's all fire..not like today. Everyone sounds the same.. dress the same..etc.
Its a shame that everyone tries to sound the same. No flavor.
That's because they can't find there own individuality. Always have to outdo one another and show "I'm better than you" with everything. There should be no competition, no shootings, no hating. But then again, I know who creates, feed, ignite and controls all of this behavior. No positive focus whatsoever🙁
Str8 garbage!
@@misspickyjudgemental1777 I COULD NOT HAVE SAID THIS ANY BETTER MY SELF.
The game took a massive hit with the loss of Heavy D. RIP, legend!
Grand Puba first backpacker and fly dude in rap
🙂
Nailed it!
Big facts
THAT'S TRUE...I SEE A LOT OF THESE NEW RAPPERS CARRYING BACKPACKS AND THEY DON'T KNOW THAT TRENDS BEEN OUT
So fresh
Kool and Kane.........................................nuff said
And Puba
Better known as "The Slaughter of a 'Symphony'".
Go listen to them on Symphony
When HIP-HOP was fun and great talent was easy to find and the music never got old...it always stayed fresh.
AND OURS!!!!!!!👍
The best fat Albert sample since D Nice 👍
My boy g rap bodies everything he gets on
Regularly yeah...but he shares "The Symphony" with Kane.
one of the best collabs of all time if not the best
Joaquin Gonzalez probably the best.....
YESSIR!!!
Self destruction
All of them snapped on this cut!
Big Daddy Kane had my favourite verse. RIP Heavy D.
Puba always had the ill wardrobe!
Big Daddy Kane is the coolest.... even with a broken wrist.
wherearetheynowguy He is one of my top three, but that purple. Can't co sign that
wherearetheynowguy He broke it practicing a dance routine with Scoob and Scrap, right?
Purple like Prince....
🔥🎤👽👑
wherearetheynowguy made him look even cooler...like a wounded mob boss...
I can't really say I miss old school funk cause I still listen to them everyday
You and be both. That's all I play EVERYDAY!!!
right on that's all I listen to is old school hip hop this new wack shit is played out
Real talk
Factsssss
Every MC had their own flow! No biting allowed…so fresh!
This is what HIP HOP is supposed to be!! LIVE IN SPIRIT ALWAYS DWIGHT!! ✊✊
"Free Slick Rick!" 5:26
I miss old school hip hop posse cuts.
Michael Prescott, Jr. you aint lyin me too. Cube used this beat better on Nappy Dugout!
@娘壞 i won't go that far but im not sure he deserves his status in the game.
Samples used in this song:
Booker T. & the M.G.’s - Hip Hug-Her
Otis & Carla - Tramp (Drums)
Biz Markie - The Do Do (Vocals) 0:46
Brand Nubian - Step to the Rear 1:24
Basic Black - She’s Mine (Vocals) 2:00
B.D.K. - Just Rhymin’ With Biz 2:36
Dont know why, but when Kool G Rap and Big Daddy Kane starts, its like something from outer space with superior Skills and Flow begin
Who ever doesn’t like this song doesn’t know how elevate classic Heavy D Rest In Rhymes🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I'd like to hear a modern version of this see whose really nice...
no one now is this nice imo
I LOVE how Q Tip opened with the Eddie Murphy line from Raw!!! 👊🏾
When rap was still authentic... I will always miss this era of hip-hop!
puffy all up in the video dancing
Puffy is holding the sign that says Don't Curse it
Lmao
LMAO I just caught that, had to check before I commented to see who already said it.
Oh wow, sharp eyes you got. I had to scan the video with my eyes to spot him. I guess Suge Knight knew what he was talking about LOL
Lol
Where did these days go. Seems like I blinked and I’m in an era of drug addict rappers in women’s clothes
Now add, as of today 11/22/20, a gazillion tattoos all over their skin and face, liquor and the countless fatalities in these young rappers that are supposed to be representing hip hop and are not rapping about anything positive.
Big Daddy is and will always be the best
The world still needs to forget what it's hearing now, and has to step back and enjoy what we had
Heav was the counterbalance to not having to curse or be vulgar in hiphop
Heavy D mostly kept swear words out of his mouth he didn't call women bad words he didn't rap about smoking and drinking or sex or guns cars and parents should play his music and turn the radio off rappers today are brainwashing young people to smoke drink have sex brag about cars and degrading women parents let their kids listen to Lil Wayne Drake Rick Ross Jay-Z and Nicki Minaj and the rest of the so called rappers today who cuss in their lyrics rap about smoking and drinking having sex money cars and degrading women smh parents let their kids listen to what the radio player now smh clean rap from Heavy D all the way his music should be played
@@torianmcneill3794 jay-z was good at his time back then but he on some bs now
It's nice that Heavy D was like that, but the 90s weren't exactly averse to violent, misogynistic, homophobic, etc lyrics. Likewise there are some rappers around now that have more responsible and intelligent lyrics. Some of the older rappers seem to have changed their attitudes and lyrics too.
He was subtle when he did rap about common stuff. Made him smooth like that.
Rakim barely cursed back then.
Grand Puba's flow is INSANE oh my dayssss
I swear Puba's dress code, his delivery, his whole charisma was ILL!!!! Kane bodied the beat the hardest though...
Yep.
@@TheHumanBallsack dude literally started his verse with a "uh" and made it sound good
@@shmiqqy And I thought only Biggie could win a verse with the signature "uh" hahaha
@@TheHumanBallsack that's prolly where BIG got it from... That BK ish.
So glad this showed up on my feed! 10/10/19 I was smiling the whole time watching! One of my favorite songs! Tears in my eyes because I miss Heavy D so much! 😢 Just mentioned him other day. Him & Guru. Miss them. May they rest in peace 🙏🏽🙏🏽👑👑💘💘
Wow. Ironically that date is my birthday. I love all these dudes that were in this video since day one and I don't remember ever hearing this song before. Strike for me. Now I'm going to be bugging out about the coincidence with these numbers. Been seeing them too many times. I don't expect you to understand my crazy thoughts but I'm just saying.
Blessings 🙏
I was born in 75 best times for music in every genre growing up... These youngins will never know what it was like listening to Dj Red Alert and all the other Djs in the 80s.
This is STILL one of my all-time favorite collabs!!! R.I.P. HEAVY D!
Damn, Diddy all in the video with that 'Dont Curse' sign.
This actually one of most underrated posse joints of all time
This song and album
and time even reminds me of being so hopeful for the future.
Look at the now.
Witness how progress goes ignored and who are they aiming at?
R.i.p. heavy d, trouble t roy.
Heavy d is the only rapper I know that can make you smile and feel happy when he raps
Wow. What a fantastic vibe and flow, everyone involved in this must be still buzzing hearing this, rip HD 💯
Yeah RIP Heavy D
Back when hip hop was all about having fun and being boastful in the most fun way. When UNITY was being pushed to combat the negativity they all saw coming in the music industry. Why can't we get back to this!!!???
We will never forget about heavy D 😉 he was awesome singer with his music 🎵🎶, one the best rappers in the 90s an the 80s it's nice 👍 that they never use foul language in his music 🎶.
Now that's how it's done. A true classic
If the Unsung Episode about Heavy D and The Boyz brought you here, WELCOME. Heavy D and the Boyz was one of a kind. R.I.P Heavy, and T-Roy!!
hip hop looked so fun back then so many of my favourite old school artists
Good vibes to reminisce to
Heavy D set the tone, came correct on two verses.
Heavy D smooth AF! Back when rappers were lyrical!
RIP Hev D
Heavy like a Chevy RIP
Pete rock rhyming gives me chills. Living legend. Some don't understand the history out there. Legendary producers Q tip and pete rock, big daddy and heavy d the guys who changed hip hop forever and kool g rap part of sinister six in my opinion
As a 50 plus year old, I do appreciate the Hip Hop of today. But the old stuff really puts a smile on my face. It seems like they had so much fun back then and were lyrically superior.
This is classic! As we all know, hip-hop today will never compare to the talent of old school hip-hop artists. I haven't heard this song in years. I played this video repeatedly! RIP Heavy-D luv u man! Peace to Big Daddy Kane, Kool-G-Rap , Pete Roc and CL-Smooth, Grand Puba, and Q-Tip. They all spit verse after verse and they didn't have to curse. Insane!!!!!!!!
cl smooth ! and the Kane . Q-Tip . did his thing .
Nobody talking about Heavy D’s verse tho. His shit still HOT
Heavy D and Will Smith might be some of the most overlooked mc's, maybe because they always kept it friendly.
Big Daddy verse was my favorite. Dude was just smooth and just ready with the flows lol
Damn check out the style and swagger, lovin it!
this shit just makes you wanna have a good time
what doesnt get discussed anymore about these days, the pioneer days was the heat hip-hop got for everything. Parental Advisory stickers, bad influence on the youth, "pre-mainstream acceptance days". Mainstream side hated hip-hop, wanted it to disappear. Didnt happen... this is shot at all that heat that was put on hip-hop artist during the early 90's. My favourite verse on this was from Grand Puba, peace to god of the universe.
Any Gen Z’s like me who r feeling this songs?!?
Grand Puba & Kool G Rap got this
Pete Rock's flow is ALWAYS so damn smooth. CL kills this track too. These 2 fellas' 'I Reminisce Over You T.R.O.Y.' changed my life in 1992...test that song was THAT good.
Grand Puba, the CREATOR of the backpack movement!
I’d love to go back to my young body with the knowledge I have now. Miss these days
Straight to the point...Don't Curse! That man u can listen to in your mamas presence.
I was born in 95 I've always enjoyed the sound of 80s rap. First time hearing 'scratching' of the vinyl got me hooked. 🇦🇺
Rocking the Tommy Hill Rugby shirts!
Grand Puba was always looking dapper man.Grand Puba is one of the most underrated M.C.s my friend.
This here Heavy - D , Don't curse vs Marley marl , the symphony , classic rap music in the house .
Omg Kool G was the illest
I got nothin but love for all of them especially my homeboy Grand Puba🥰❤️🖤💚
Puba snapped!!
Heavy D lyrics was so nice and this is real hip hop rap. Was a dope video with plenty of women dancing so that kind made the no cursing even cooler. lol
Heavy D looked like he had fun in this video, R. I. P
Monster of a track :)
The wealth of Talent on this Posse cut is undisputed
PETE ROCK X CL SMOOTH🔥🔥🔥
damn I miss heavy D and this was a allstar line up...most of the nyc rappers weren't cursing in there songs at this time...west coast rappers and geto boys were mostly known to curse and then Nyc rappers began to follow trend!!!
Rap was better when they didn’t curse. Putting together flows without cussing isn’t easy. Shows versatility and a wicked vocab
Heavy D was the best rapper that didn’t curse in his raps. And he was still was respected by all the other rappers cause he could rap his ass off and could dance for a big guy. Ya moms fav rapper
@@marcusratley9714 Heavy D shows that he didn't need to cuss in his lyrics he kept rap clean
Mike Gillins exactly. Its the main reason i don't have love for NWA and West coast gangsta cuts in general.
Word, but Kool G Rap cursed ALOT, lol
They all went in man, soo much flava and diversity in their styles! & Pete can spit when he wants to lol
Big Daddy Kane, I swore I was going to marry this man.
But I eventually found my Big Daddy Cane, and its been 24 years.♥️♥️♥️
R.I.P Heavy D, I grew up on your music in the 80's here in the U.K, never forget!!
Also Mention Grand Puba Masters of Ceremony. They were a dope group way back in 87-88!