Crucial Conflict had their own style, they wasn't trying to be Bone or anyone else, they was doing them. Understand everyone's freestyle is not going to sound the same, but you can tell it was a freestyle if you actually listen to what they spittin. Respect to the Chi-town legends.
the funny thing is, there is no bone thug style. ever heard of mykah 9? check the song "mary" by freestyle fellowship...mykah 9's verse on that song is the whole template for bone thugs, and it's not a coincidence, since easy-e took those dudes from cleveland to the good life cafe in los angeles to hear some REAL styles
+Red Cloak CC grew up deep in Chi west side....people on the west side sometimes never leave their hood, none the less the state. They had no clue about "Bone" when they started to develop their style. They were influenced by Chicago!
1:50 " Victim of my circumstance, trying to advance, couldn't dance to the gangbang boogie, you miss the beat " - Kilo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥🔥 Kilo be saying the funniest shit... 😂
@@GRMPhilly yeah,he was the best one,out of the group " but not by far" all them could rap,kilo was a dope rapper " now he had his own style " hyper Crunk dude" funny too 😄, and never and wild style were good at rapping too,they were dope ,and then cold hard he could go too,him and never were my original favorites and then , I started to understand kilo verses, because he rap " funny" be mumbling and sometimes hollering and excited, I didn't know what he was saying when I was young....like flesh n bone, I used to didn't know what that man was saying.....but he was actually the best one,out of bone them....I hadn't ever heard anybody like flesh....that can flow like dude and he be for real
The spirit of the ancestors live in these guys! I'm from New Orleans I was watching rap city when the did this freestyle. Man when black men put their talents together we do some everlasting things! They brought it.
Crucial Conflict Is One Of My Favorite Rap Groups Of All-time They All Killed Dis Freestyle Kilo Snapped On Dis Freestyle Chicago Legends I Miss The 90s
Tyler Botham I listing to both also.. They was different in my eyes tho.. if wanted to hear that harmony shit I put bone on if wanted to hear that Westside buck shit I put CC on.. and CC use to be on my block all the time
Never was always slept on tho!!! Whole squad was dope as fuck..all I bumped growing up was CC, Bone and Do or Die.. And I grew up in a small city in Georgia 💪😂💯
In the 90's the style of Rap that Crucial Conflict had was referred to as "Aggressive Rap". NOWWWWWWW 20 years later, all these so-called Trap/Trill/Drill bs Rappers took "aggressive rap". BONE keeps saying TILL THIS DAY that most Rappers took their style, butttttttt "they harmonized, mumbled, whispered, yodeled", while NOBODY else did that, at all. Crucial Conflict should be BILLIONAIRES because their style is used today and it's held up. BUT NOBODY WANTS TO ACCEPT THE TRUTH
@@cantstopbeeboo2055 ay 3 hours ago.. 💪 chicago was special asf ain't it.. bone three six? Crucial do or die triple darkness was different.. it was the best.. I
I can't even decide who had the best verse in here, everybody killed it. I'd kill to get the actual studio recording of this and listen to it in CDQ. & also you gotta love watching Coldhard rap, you can't tell me his shit won't get you hype. I love that when he snaps and gets on his yelling type of shit. The dude is a wild animal.
You don't realize how true that is.... ColdHard was a real savage on the block from what I have heard... Dude was chill but was really bout that life and fear was not a part of his M-O
Swear to God these guys never put out one bad song. Insane consistency. Even just heard Ole for the first time and they snapped on that just like every other track they've ever put out.
What ended up being a novelty album, the vibe they were on carried them all the way through Final Tic, classic album and exciting moment in hiphop when it dropped bringing flavor to the game went gold inspite of all the great records of that era it made noise-backed by Fab 5 Freddy at the time
That's what I always said. You can't really compare the two because they each have their own unique style. Bone is more harmonious, while Crucial has a more urban, rugged/rustic, southern style. They're both good in their ways.
@@unnamed715 definitely a difference but CC would harmonize on certain songs when they would sing the hook...that song "hay" acapella is a perfect example.... But i would luv to see BTNH n CC n Do or Die n twista do a whole album together...it would be mid west madness if they did that...
Here's the thing, y'all have to go back to '94. NOBODY rapped like BTNH, not even close. Snoop was in his prime, the G funk era, WU-Tang, etc.. That's why when CC first dropped everyone was like "Whoa, there's another group that sounds like Bone". Do or Die too. CC even said in the intro of their album that BTNH came out with this "new style". For those saying they're more raw than BTNH, "Creepin' on ah Come Up" was raw as fuck. It wasn't until E1999 when they emphasized on the harmony. If not for Bone Thugs n Harmony there would be no Crucial Conflict. And before anyone calls me a fanboy, I own "The Final Tic".
lol at you bone loving haters. All three of Crucial Conflicts album releases were absolute instant classics. Absolutely above and beyond mediocrity and closer to genius perfection. They blended real street life with careful consideration of not being to belligerent, with fantastic beats and precise intentions of emotion and reflection for each individual song. They truly understood how to make art out of music by engaging the listener and bringing them into a rabbit hole of real street life, yet With a upbeat feeling overall, rather than just all blood guts and despair. True artistic geniuses of our time. Many know this already but for the vast population that only knows bone and not CC, It is truly a shame and goes to show that Crucial Conflict is definitely one of the most underrated music groups of our era and maybe go down as one of the most underrated music groups ever. Real talk
@@deejay5102 Yeah no doubt, I love me some Bone also. They are amazing and all but it just always seemed to me that Bone got more notoriety than the flict. Hence the whole underrated argument.
I memorized like 97% of that shit by heart...I warped the shit out of that episode rewinding it back in the day lol #Classic #ChiTown4Life #Respect 💯💯💯💯
That's true that Crucial Conflict wasn't trying to imitate Bone. Their styles were different. But in Bone's defense, when they came out there was NOBODY out that rapped like that. Twista came out before Bone, but was so off the radar, you had to be a diehard fan of underground rap to have known who he was. Bone came out, dropped an EP and a debut album, BLEW UP. By 1996 when they were super hot, Do or Die comes out which resurfaced Twista, and then Crucial Conflict comes out. CC and DoD didn't HARMONIZE like Bone but they added a little taste of sing-songy elements in their hooks. In Bone's eyes, it may have looked like now EVERYBODY wanna come out and cash in on their style. But they all squashed the beef, and I'm sad that all 4 acts had a concert together in Chicago a few years back and I missed it.
Somebody should call BONE and tell em about how Eazy lifted Freestyle Fellowship's entire style and applied it to BONE after mixing in a little hard rap
@@neilpatrickhairless LMAO where did you pull this bullshit from? You MUST be young. Because ANYBODY with common sense knows that Bone was rapping like that BEFORE they met Eazy. Krayzie Bone was the one who rapped to Eazy on the phone and Eazy liked what he heard and wasted to sign them. Go listen to Flow Motion from the Faces of Death album when they were known as Bone Enterpri$e, an album that came out before they even met Eazy, and you'll see that they were already rapping like that. No one stole anything from Freestyle Fellowship. Eminem sounds more like Freestyle Fellowship not Bone.
I watched BET a lot in those years. Str8 up, this the best most hardest memorable freestyle Ever! Me and brother was just talking bout this the other day. Cold heart, neva, kilo, wild style represented that shit. ⭐ peace from Mil town down da road.
I remember watchn this on BET Rap City, I was like Ohhhh Shhiitttt !! Couldnt wait for the album to come out! Shit, back when Camelot Records was still around!
As a C/O in cook county, I grew up listening to Crucial and then Never came into county. As A White boy I was like Damn, what happened. These some talented people.
Crazy I was doing swap in maywood with cold hard we had a blast we couldn’t smoke but we did that’s how we chi niggaz got juice love cc I grew up with this rap
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Crucial Conflict had their own style, they wasn't trying to be Bone or anyone else, they was doing them. Understand everyone's freestyle is not going to sound the same, but you can tell it was a freestyle if you actually listen to what they spittin. Respect to the Chi-town legends.
the funny thing is, there is no bone thug style. ever heard of mykah 9? check the song "mary" by freestyle fellowship...mykah 9's verse on that song is the whole template for bone thugs, and it's not a coincidence, since easy-e took those dudes from cleveland to the good life cafe in los angeles to hear some REAL styles
In my opinion, they were the start and put other peeps on the map.
+Red Cloak CC grew up deep in Chi west side....people on the west side sometimes never leave their hood, none the less the state. They had no clue about "Bone" when they started to develop their style. They were influenced by Chicago!
Maybe not, I liked their music. Loyal to bone, but I always enjoy talent.
@@shakymenudo u a fool
They slaughtered this freestyle 🔥🔥🔥
😂🤣🤣
Hell yeah, they did!
"Deep in a grave didnt wanna behave now hell is ya home 4 being brave"
1:50
" Victim of my circumstance, trying to advance, couldn't dance to the gangbang boogie, you miss the beat " - Kilo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥🔥 Kilo be saying the funniest shit... 😂
He showl be having me tripping 🤣 😂 he was my favorite but I liked all of them
@@sidneywilder2731 kilo had the best verses especially on hey 🤣🔥💯
@@GRMPhilly yeah,he was the best one,out of the group " but not by far" all them could rap,kilo was a dope rapper " now he had his own style " hyper Crunk dude" funny too 😄, and never and wild style were good at rapping too,they were dope ,and then cold hard he could go too,him and never were my original favorites and then , I started to understand kilo verses, because he rap " funny" be mumbling and sometimes hollering and excited, I didn't know what he was saying when I was young....like flesh n bone, I used to didn't know what that man was saying.....but he was actually the best one,out of bone them....I hadn't ever heard anybody like flesh....that can flow like dude and he be for real
Who’s free styling like this these days? Absolutely nobody!
The energy in the room
From crack smoking
These dudes got some RAW ENERGY
It’s from crack smoking
The spirit of the ancestors live in these guys! I'm from New Orleans I was watching rap city when the did this freestyle. Man when black men put their talents together we do some everlasting things! They brought it.
It was how kilo approach the mic and attacked the beat str8 🔥
This a legendary flow from 96 that fit just right in 2020...was nobody flowin like this in the 90's
@versatyledcthey never dissed eachother
Lol Never cracking up
Crucial Conflict Is One Of My Favorite Rap Groups Of All-time They All Killed Dis Freestyle Kilo Snapped On Dis Freestyle Chicago Legends I Miss The 90s
am I the only one who bumped bone and cc
Tyler Botham nope. i listen to both them too
Tyler Botham I love em both
Tyler Botham I listen to both of them, but Bone is way better.
Hell no tons of people like both. Me personally, Bone and CC are both in my top 3.
Tyler Botham I listing to both also.. They was different in my eyes tho.. if wanted to hear that harmony shit I put bone on if wanted to hear that Westside buck shit I put CC on.. and CC use to be on my block all the time
These guyz Style is Epic! Much love to them coming from an Nyc Boy.
kilo came in and snapped!!!
thousand grams of mack
TheVez1980 i call him the jesse james of the group
he snaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaped
TheVez1980 kilo ate that bitch 🔥🔥
@@queez2sicc179 yesssuh
It's been col ever since it dropped on rap city. Been watching since then
Kilo snapped!
Never was always slept on tho!!! Whole squad was dope as fuck..all I bumped growing up was CC, Bone and Do or Die.. And I grew up in a small city in Georgia 💪😂💯
I did tooo LAKELAND GA
Same!
I'm from Memphis and I definitely mess with CC...them, UGK, Dayton Family and 3-6 Mafia dropped some of the hardest stuff that year
First album no skips🔥🔥🔥🔥
hardest freestyle ive seen, show all my homies
2022. This freestyle gets better every time I watch it.
Crucial Conflict-- come back and playyyyyyy
My favorite freestyle on this joint🥰👍 Kilo killed it though!!!
Short verse, but Wildstyle killed it!
Never was top tier
@@Ciyz.Wynterz never was the best then kilo
The wild style kid reminds me of Bizzy bone
Classic Chicago. Anyone into chi rap knows how hard they go in on this,
YOU RIGHT JOE YOU HAVE TO KNOW CHICAGO STYLE TO UNDERSTAND PRE DRILL MUSIC............
+lloyd johnson YES....there was a WHOLE Chicago style before drill...actually tons of Chicago styles of music before drill.
That’s Right! If you from here then you know the deal!
In the 90's the style of Rap that Crucial Conflict had was referred to as "Aggressive Rap". NOWWWWWWW 20 years later, all these so-called Trap/Trill/Drill bs Rappers took "aggressive rap". BONE keeps saying TILL THIS DAY that most Rappers took their style, butttttttt "they harmonized, mumbled, whispered, yodeled", while NOBODY else did that, at all. Crucial Conflict should be BILLIONAIRES because their style is used today and it's held up. BUT NOBODY WANTS TO ACCEPT THE TRUTH
@@cantstopbeeboo2055 ay 3 hours ago.. 💪 chicago was special asf ain't it.. bone three six? Crucial do or die triple darkness was different.. it was the best.. I
Man I miss these cats. Their styles were so unique. Love for Bone, CC, Do Or Die, all of them
wild style stay snappin!
On me wilgstyle be going
Underrated like never before!
one of my favorite freeestyle sees ever! straight up and down, NEVER GOES OFFFF
That's cold!! Kilo had that southern delivery, way ahead of his time
They all sounded like southerners.
@@better-dayz-r-ahead a lot of us from the chi have family that moved from down south to the chi in the 50s and 60s.
@@TheIcemanthomas The Great Migration
@@better-dayz-r-ahead yessir
Now that's a real freestyle
Them flict boyz are the Chitown legends 👌👍💯
They use to cop hubs on Armitage from the Eagles
I can't even decide who had the best verse in here, everybody killed it. I'd kill to get the actual studio recording of this and listen to it in CDQ. & also you gotta love watching Coldhard rap, you can't tell me his shit won't get you hype. I love that when he snaps and gets on his yelling type of shit. The dude is a wild animal.
You don't realize how true that is.... ColdHard was a real savage on the block from what I have heard... Dude was chill but was really bout that life and fear was not a part of his M-O
I'd like to hear a remastered version of this
Swear to God these guys never put out one bad song. Insane consistency. Even just heard Ole for the first time and they snapped on that just like every other track they've ever put out.
What ended up being a novelty album, the vibe they were on carried them all the way through Final Tic, classic album and exciting moment in hiphop when it dropped bringing flavor to the game went gold inspite of all the great records of that era it made noise-backed by Fab 5 Freddy at the time
I Loooooove how they all sound COMPLETELY DIFFERENT!!!!
i rember watching this on rap city, they killed it. i love the beat too. glad to see this again
Just found out about these guys through the kanye documentary and now I’m obsessed with their musi lmao
Crucial conflict and bone were the great. Its really messed up they never collaborated. It would have been togue twisting gold.
They performed together earlier this yead
lilbricks8037 Is there any footage of it?
***** never of crucial conflict is friend with on facebook. Never got all the pictures with all 4 of the 5 bone on his page
Ok
Like i said never posted pics with couple members of bone thugs, it was him,coldhard kilo, layzie, krayzie and wishbone
1:57 Deep..in the grave, didn't wanna behave
Now hell is your home for being brave ~Kilo 🔥
CC snapped on this. I love BTNH, but the only thing that's similar between is the fast-rapping. CC wasn't trying to imitate them at all.
That's what I always said. You can't really compare the two because they each have their own unique style. Bone is more harmonious, while Crucial has a more urban, rugged/rustic, southern style. They're both good in their ways.
unnamed715 ( Western Style ) though ! It was Mixed with southern
@@unnamed715 definitely a difference but CC would harmonize on certain songs when they would sing the hook...that song "hay" acapella is a perfect example....
But i would luv to see BTNH n CC n Do or Die n twista do a whole album together...it would be mid west madness if they did that...
@@deejay5102 True...and yeah, that'd be pretty sick actually
Here's the thing, y'all have to go back to '94. NOBODY rapped like BTNH, not even close. Snoop was in his prime, the G funk era, WU-Tang, etc.. That's why when CC first dropped everyone was like "Whoa, there's another group that sounds like Bone". Do or Die too. CC even said in the intro of their album that BTNH came out with this "new style". For those saying they're more raw than BTNH, "Creepin' on ah Come Up" was raw as fuck. It wasn't until E1999 when they emphasized on the harmony.
If not for Bone Thugs n Harmony there would be no Crucial Conflict. And before anyone calls me a fanboy, I own "The Final Tic".
lol at you bone loving haters. All three of Crucial Conflicts album releases were absolute instant classics. Absolutely above and beyond mediocrity and closer to genius perfection. They blended real street life with careful consideration of not being to belligerent, with fantastic beats and precise intentions of emotion and reflection for each individual song. They truly understood how to make art out of music by engaging the listener and bringing them into a rabbit hole of real street life, yet With a upbeat feeling overall, rather than just all blood guts and despair. True artistic geniuses of our time. Many know this already but for the vast population that only knows bone and not CC, It is truly a shame and goes to show that Crucial Conflict is definitely one of the most underrated music groups of our era and maybe go down as one of the most underrated music groups ever.
Real talk
Who wrote this ? I want to read your literature.
True talk...but i always liked both groups...
@@deejay5102 Yeah no doubt, I love me some Bone also. They are amazing and all but it just always seemed to me that Bone got more notoriety than the flict. Hence the whole underrated argument.
They were all baked
I still bump cc
Love my city. Ktown bitches get y’all life right 2022. 💯
MUCHLUV ❤❤❤💯💯💯"KTOWN" CHI"773"IL
I memorized like 97% of that shit by heart...I warped the shit out of that episode rewinding it back in the day lol #Classic #ChiTown4Life #Respect 💯💯💯💯
I use rap they whole album when i did time and got mad cause the album wasn't longer
Can you tell me a song with this beat?
Wildstyle was my favorite but Kilo snapped on this joint 💪🏾🍾🥂
Never killed IT!
That's true that Crucial Conflict wasn't trying to imitate Bone. Their styles were different. But in Bone's defense, when they came out there was NOBODY out that rapped like that. Twista came out before Bone, but was so off the radar, you had to be a diehard fan of underground rap to have known who he was. Bone came out, dropped an EP and a debut album, BLEW UP. By 1996 when they were super hot, Do or Die comes out which resurfaced Twista, and then Crucial Conflict comes out. CC and DoD didn't HARMONIZE like Bone but they added a little taste of sing-songy elements in their hooks. In Bone's eyes, it may have looked like now EVERYBODY wanna come out and cash in on their style. But they all squashed the beef, and I'm sad that all 4 acts had a concert together in Chicago a few years back and I missed it.
Yea it was T the Midwest rap legend tour. I went to it. It was awesome. Hopefully they will have one again.
Somebody should call BONE and tell em about how Eazy lifted Freestyle Fellowship's entire style and applied it to BONE after mixing in a little hard rap
@@neilpatrickhairless LMAO where did you pull this bullshit from? You MUST be young. Because ANYBODY with common sense knows that Bone was rapping like that BEFORE they met Eazy. Krayzie Bone was the one who rapped to Eazy on the phone and Eazy liked what he heard and wasted to sign them. Go listen to Flow Motion from the Faces of Death album when they were known as Bone Enterpri$e, an album that came out before they even met Eazy, and you'll see that they were already rapping like that. No one stole anything from Freestyle Fellowship. Eminem sounds more like Freestyle Fellowship not Bone.
Very different!
That is real talent right there. The best freestyle I have ever heard. Pure AWESOME!!!
I watched BET a lot in those years. Str8 up, this the best most hardest memorable freestyle Ever! Me and brother was just talking bout this the other day. Cold heart, neva, kilo, wild style represented that shit. ⭐ peace from Mil town down da road.
I had this on a vhs tape!!! Was so proud 2 see them at that time! RODEO STYLE!!!! THEY COPIED NO ONE!!!
CLASSIC; doing that style off the dome is crazy. CHI CITY LEGENDS. They some WILD COUNTRY GANGSTA CHI-Town BBOYS. DOPE
Mannnn... I remember my big bro glued to the tv watching this... I was like 11 and he was around 16... take me back😭😭😭
I swear this freestyle is crazy
True Ogs mane
Tbh, they rap a whole lot better than 99.9 percent of todays rappers...and they're still making music. #props
How could you not love this 🔥🔥🔥 soo raw! Love CC
Man this was a while vine back in 96 fam!! Can we get back to this please
This is beautiful.
Third guy flow is craz!!! Definitely living legends.
2017 and still banging. straight outta new Zealand speakers.
I remember watchn this on BET Rap City, I was like Ohhhh Shhiitttt !! Couldnt wait for the album to come out! Shit, back when Camelot Records was still around!
Yep and tower
@02:05 when the camera pans out was a wholesome ass gangsta moment 💯🔥🔥shit fire asf
Wow they sound really good for being live. They got some raw talent. They should’ve been bigger.
That chemistry was tight
Shit Was RAW" Especially Coldhard, U can clearly tell who da leader is" CC 4 LIFE!!
RIP 4CH BOLEG..mayn cold heart remind of that man!! Out West, Chicago Ave And Madison Joe!!
As a C/O in cook county, I grew up listening to Crucial and then Never came into county. As A White boy I was like Damn, what happened. These some talented people.
dem niggaz snapped🔥💪🏽💯, Chicago stand up
DAAAAAAMN ! They was just getting started 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of the best free styles just energy alone is awesome
Nothing like 90,z Hip-hop & Rap Music . Straight up ! 🎱🎲👟🕶
18 year snapAWF
i can't wait till there show at the abbey pub april 24 ... its gonna be crackin!!!
Raw shit as always Midwest Muzik. ,,,,,
Classic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
First guy ......oldirty stylin 😁😁😁😁😁
That flow level is crazy! 😆 good o'l days.....
2:14 - 2:30 yes sir my favorite part
Twanski he snapped
I'm feeln this
CAN SOMEONE LOAD THEIR FREESTYLE FROM 1998 ON RAP CITY WITH JOE CLAIR..
Watching this in 2016 just thinking what if CC and Bone made an album together back then...
John Watt
Hell yea that shit would have been lit
I use to have that chicago shirt ,, it was really popular in them days,,,
Cold Hard with them facial expressions tho! These dudes are the shit!
When i was kid growing up in Chicago it was them D.A. smart, S.a.w, killah klan, twista....all came with skill no face tats or cap
The West side of Chicago rappers (Twista, Crucial Conflict and Do or Die) was doing that style long before any of us ever heard of B.O.N.E.
Crazy I was doing swap in maywood with cold hard we had a blast we couldn’t smoke but we did that’s how we chi niggaz got juice love cc I grew up with this rap
When The ViceLords took over Rap City
The freestyle was on fire 😊!
Da Brat would have been a nice addition to the group a 5th member. Da Brat had a similar double-time fast flow. And she was from Chicago.
Her and Twista
This is dope.. hell yeah.
@1:37 wow he came in so hard :D
1:05 🔥 🔥
hell is ya home 4 bein brave
2018 still here🔥🔥
You dont see this authentic shit no more in rap.
Will someone please post the other CC freestyle when they rapped to the getty up my ride beat!
Coldheart scared me!!!!
Lol😘
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I can see why you say that
Lmao
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHA
I watch this for a laugh every now and again
HURRICANE COMIN IIIIIN!!!! 🎵🎶🔥🎤
Best basement EVER
Kilo hard.