The Roots - Proceed (Official Music Video)
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2009
- REMASTERED IN HD!
Official Music Video for Proceed performed by The Roots.
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I bought this album as a 13 year old white boy from suburban London. Opened my ears to real hip hop and jazz. RIP MALIK B
That's Dope 💯🎯
Lmao same a middle school white kid from Texas and just stumbled upon this album at a record store with a Christmas gift card. My life was changed. Black Thought still my favorite MC of all time
@stantoncagle8185 Haha! Look at all us white boys up on the real HipHop. I was like 14 in Brooklyn NY when this came out. This and Nas illmatic. 2 best albums
Americans teach y’all brits about hip hop 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 PEACE PHILLY
You said it
Rest In Power Malik, used to recite these lyrics all day everyday. You will be missed. Prayers to your family, friends and loved ones.
I recite these lyrics every day to this day. RIP Malik B. Gonna keep on playing these amazing songs
I miss those 90s tri-state jazzy melodies. So nostalgic
My dude! You have an ear for music.
90s Northeast Corridor Hop Hop Jazz.
J Dilla and NO ID did the same for the Great Lakes in the 90s
philly aint part of the tri state but hey i agree with the sentiment
@@jonathansoko1085 Who's " Tri State?" cause we got our own
@@billyjacc When someone says Tri-State, the term comes from NY-CT-NJ, thats the original tri state and actual meaning of the term. Since then people apply it to other places, but when tri state is said, that is usually what it means. Often people will lump Philly into it when they say it and i dont have issue with that. You can apply the term to other places, but its not really right terminology.
Damn. Think about it. When we were all jamming to this and other hip hop of yesterdays, we never thought this sound would cease to exist. I never thought hip hop would NOT be classic. I thank God that I grew up during the classic years. I wouldn't be the person I am today without this. Classic Hip Hop makes me so proud.
+TheStawberryCupcake Amen...
Indeed
We never thought hip hop would be for the sellouts
Check out Griselda and Freddie Gibbs (specifically Bandana & Piñata)
Malik B underground Philly Hiphop story telling film
ruclips.net/video/Ss81Xs6cZ4M/видео.html
i have come to conclusion..black thought is the most slept on mcees..this man is a legend..made for hip hop
Black thought has been in my top 5 since 94
Alex Ndichu Black Thought is definitely slept on. He is talented as fuck lyrically. Around this time Nas,Gza, were his superiors but he is lyrically better than both today.
Always been my top 3:BLACK THOUGHT, YASIN BEY(MOS DEF) and EMINEM
Lyrically superior than even overhyped Eminem
I knew Black Thought's lyrical ability was dam serious when I heard him on Super Lyrical with Big Pun, man's versatile, he can make smooth Hip Hop songs and then murderous Hip Hop songs.
If this song doesn't take you somewhere else when you hear it, you haven't been anywhere yet............
I know EXACTLY what you mean!!!
Doc Tor Damn. You feel it like I feel it. Your statement is EXACTLY what I say each time I hear this track. It takes me somewhere. It paints a landscape and invokes memories, feelings, visions, colors I forgot about up until this track starts. Beauty.
The Grateful should understand.
So true.
Hell yeah
RIP MALIK B. YOU DIED A LEGEND. YOUR MEMORY WILL ALWAYS LIVE ON THRU YOUR CLASSIC MUSIC. DAMN
I always respected the Roots more than most because they played their own instruments and their live shows are amazing
Facts
😍
I’m a white kid from Texas so my dad’s big thing about rap was obviously “oh it’s not music they don’t play instruments.” You can imagine the look on my face when I discovered The Roots and showed him he was wrong. Black Thought my favorite MC to this day.
The rapping and jazz blends marvelously.
Its amazing
Malik is the only emcee who can match bar 4 bar or stand w/ Black Thought nobody else comes close
May ALLAH be pleased w/ Our Brother
📠
Ummm Big Pun gave him a run for his money #factz
@@bornc1619 EXACTLY. #bigpunforever
The Roots have some of the best production in music period. Just the element of live instruments set them apart from so many down to this day
R.I.P. Malik… R.I.P. Leanord Hubbard… 😞
Hub passed, didn’t no that, my condolences
This will never stop being incredible.
They all look SO YOUNG AND INNOCENT. Loved them then, love them now.
"Like a nerd, I could make you say, 'He's superb!'" Worded perfect!
Malik B. 2020. Godspeed, captain.
The Roots have to be in your top 10 list of the greatest Hip Hop artists. Nothing but classics. Quest Love is one of the best producers ever. Much love from Baltimore.
Rip to MB! Og Mc mad underrated holds his own with black on every tracks not many mcs can say that
Classic hip hop from the legendary Roots crew.
Early morning vibes
X-Phaze Right. Jazz is usually good mornin music.
Black Thought used to have a nose piercing? Wow, I've been listening to The Roots for a long time and never noticed. Love this song, Do You Want More is a masterpiece
💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾I shall proceed and continue to rock da mic🎧🎶🎼🎵🎤🎤🎤
May Allah have a lot of mercy brother Malik
The Roots... Proceed and give me what i need. that real hip hop for the brain and the soul
If someone told me in the mid 90's The Roots would be the house band on the tonight show i would have thought they were crazy!! Just Awesome!! These guys bring me waaayyyy back to when rap music was good. :-)
Absolutely. These guys, especially ?uestlove & Black Thought, were REAL Hip hop artists. They didn't talk guns and drugs and money and cars. Or even have all these fancy nice looking women to make them look good. They just enjoyed what they did. They didn't need money and glamour. They just had fun. And I respect it.
One of the most slept on HIP-HOP joints EVER!! CLASSIC...
I wouldnt say its slept on, this is a classic to all real hiphop heads and the album did good.
@politic1148 I said it 13 years ago, and I will it again, I said instrumentation in classic hip-hop culture by the legendary roots crew and others was and were SLEPT on!! The answer is all of the above and more as what you said!! To me, Hip hop embraces artistic elements, most definitely. But it also has blended and transcended them to become a means for seeing, celebrating, experiencing, understanding, confronting, and commenting on life and the world. Hip hop, in other words, is a way of living!! a culture in hip-hop!! And I feel, this classic album in 1994, "Do You Want More?!!!??!" WAS SLEPT ON!! 💯💯💯
RIP Malik B- I’m sorry that you have ascended to your next portal. What you have left behind surely will not be forgotten.
R.I.P Malik B... You was definitely a real one....Illadelph and the Hip Hop world will forever miss you!!! Peace King!!!
How did he die?
Malik means Master or Ruler. He was much more powerful than mere music. For those he touched I hope you heeded his true power and take up the banner. This genre in its purest form has the power to move mountains and this is what we need right now.
Happy Birthday Mr. Tariq Trotter A.K.A Black Thought. salute from Mozambique!
A.K.A. The Bad Lieutenant
True hip hop from true musicians!!! I love their jazzy sound, very relaxing
Jazz and hip hop use to be Inlove in the 90's and 2000's
Check out Blu & Exile's new album "Miles" (and their album Below The Heavens) and Lupe Fiasco's album "Drogas Wave" for some current jazz hip hop. Fashawns album "Boy Meets World" is great too
Big up
Yes!! Tribe used to put out those gems with twist of Jazz too
R.I.P. Malik B. I'm here to watch Malik perform one of my favorite verses on this video
1996, University of Cincinnati, Roots and De La Soul played to about 800 students. Amazing!
I love this kind of hip hop, I love New York jazzy sounds of hip hop. The music videos was so amazing I love how they showed streets of New York and made you feel like you was in New York watching the video.
Totally agree. My favorites
They’re from Philly and this video is not New York lol
25 years later we up in here!! 🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
i fell ashamed of hip hop sometimes ..then i listn to the roots and i feel ok !
I feel ya big homie...when ever you hear something bad always come back to that good ol hiphop and everything will be alright
Always go back to The Roots!
The roots, de la soul, A tribe called quest were some of the greats man
Love that jazzy vibes
The Philly I love that had me feelin' them, all the way in NYC!
All the gangsta b.s. kicking off at the time in hip-hop and the Roots... well they stayed rooted!! Love always!!
Jazz... Hip.Hop... One thing through the music of this legendary band.
Smoke the blunt with these dudes on stage at a concert New York City 1995
Rest in power brother HUB may Allah be pleased wit you
RIP Malik B 🙏🏾😢
Black thought =non stop head bopping
Black thought in my opinion is possibly the GOAT of hip-hop...
It's arguable, but that title is like Baskin Robbins, it has MANY flavors like Guru, Mos Def, Common, CL Smooth and Pete Rock, De La Soul, man it's ENDLESS who can hold this title
So my man Mos def don't get no props?
This Neo Soul atmosphere in that song ! Definitely love it.
Black Thought is a GOAT but I always like the Roots albums better when Malik B was more involved. He's was crazy nice too and they had such great chemistry on the mic.
Agreed malik b was nice ! It wasn't that much of a dropoff lyrically between the two
Malik B underground Philly Hiphop story telling film
ruclips.net/video/Ss81Xs6cZ4M/видео.html
Yup
RIP
@@JBaked Aw f%#k
I still have this song Proceed on the original cassette single tape released in 1994 from Geffen Records. The B side of this cassette single LP features Bahamadia on this same song Proceed as a collaborative duo. C-L-A-S-S-I-C!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man, that's dope
I've heard it.. its incredible thought Bahamdia was gonna be the female Nas then she was flowing like water real smooth ...
Her album was a classic
@@Cameo718.
No doubt. I still own Bahamadia's first album Kollage on the original clear cassette tape released in 1996 from Chrysalis Records having two copies to be exact both censored and uncensored versions. A bonafide debut C-L-A-S-S-I-C from a perennial femcee with outstanding production from DJ Premier and the Guru.
@@wesleypipes2590
Bahamadia's first album Kollage is still a C-L-A-S-S-I-C.
I get goosebumps offa this joint! Real talk! That's 93 son! Back then i was 20!! 25 years ago i was rockin to this dope joint!! #nostalgic!! ♡
the album this joint was on is from '95
R.I.P MALIK B. REST IN POWER
Before Philly and New York started sounding like THE SOUTH
Word!
True, true true!!
jordan Johnson why do you act like there has to be be rules which area sounds like what? ASAP rocky and mob brought the sound of the south to east coast
Sad but true. Way more diversity in hip hop back then on a national level. Each area had it’s own distinct sound and flavor.
@@SuisLBC that's what makes each section unique stupid
Damn 93...sheesh. I had so many classic during my teenage years in the 90's. Long live the 90's the best hip hop Era ever
First time listening to The Roots...shiiid blew my mind. Even up to this Day Black Thought killing anything top 10 spitta everrr
The Roots = REAL HIP HOP
RIP Malik B! Thanks for some the dopest lyrics college age me ever heard! #hessuperb!
Organic Hip-Hop!!! Brother Quest is a drum machine in human form.......
The 90 WAS A BEAUTIFUL THING..HIP HOP IS DEFINITELY DRAD!
The Roots music has helped me through rough times in life. Would love to meet them. Plus have a conversation with them. Black Thought...keep pushing the envelope with those sharp lyrics that contains precision . the band keep making great quality music that inspires a nation. Together..you guys are one. Keep building. Peace
Man! Hip hop Nostalgia right here! 10 years old, home alone every Thursday and Friday afternoon from 2:30-6 cranking BET Video Soul, Video Vibrations, And Rap City. 95. One of the greatest years in hip hop history.
Giving you hip hop is The Roots. Represent!!!!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE LEGENDARY BLACK THOUGHT!!!!
Malik B don't get the props he deserve homie was a beast.
This song is rap genius.
Chicago Blackhawks jersey 2:05
These were some of my greatest days right here! This and Distortion to Static!
Man. Since day one in 93 when I heard these cats. It INSTANTLY influenced my own sound on drums. Much respect to ?love. Huge influence.
THisd is the first one I heard. To this day this jam stands the test of time
One of the greatest! I shall...
This there first song
This is hip hop.
23 years today!
salute from Mozambique
No big deal. Just one of the greatest emcees to ever live introducing himself to planet earth.
I defiantly woke up to this back in the day
Love....love...love this song. This was one of my favorite study jams!!!
R.ip malik b 1 of my favorite philly spitters
This takes me back to happier times.
Yes. I’m happy in this moment with ya
REST IN PEACE MALIK B. WISHING YOU PEACE ON YOUR JOURNEY
I just came through to pay my respects to Malik B. This might not be their most technically perfect song, but it’s my favorite song by the roots to this day...
cant we all just get along!! May Allah forgive Malik b and grant him paradise!!
These brothers have FAR exceeded ✊🏾. This which was on cassette got me through some trying times🙏🏾
Still fresh for the '17!!!
That bass line!
Miss these good old days. RIP Malik B, you were one of the illest on the mic.
Malik thank you for blessing us with your gifts and presence . No one could do it the way you did. Blessings
The old line up Thought, Malik,Dice,Quest, Kenyatta ,Hub ,Kamal
I miss the 90`s :-(
THE LEGENDARY ROOTS CREW 👑💐
I do like this song!! It’s so good and the rap flows and music mixed together in it is amazing and so good!!! 👍 ❤😊
The Roots is my favorite male music group of the music industry!!! They are so great in music!!! ❤❤😊😊
Best release in my in youth
The Roots were the first Hip Hop Band. Created their own music! Would love to see them with Black Violin( if I haven't slept on the combo!)
Thank you Malik B. You and your family are in our prayers
This is the first time I've seen this video. This song and this tape put me on the Roots in 96 and I've been a fan every since. "Malik B get on the mic.". -RIP
waoooo 94 and the roots wass like this !!! im remember 94 you mtv raps first thime the roots !!!
Blaaaaack Thouuuuuggghhhtttt 4ever & ever.
I remember hearing this on an Orlando college radio show hosted by a dude named IsReal and driving all around town with my friends looking for this single. The Roots have a special place in Hip-Hop
R.I.P Malik B thanks for that mazing flow, you will be missed.
Jesus. Scott storch is a beast on those keyboards
damn i didnt know
I thought Kamal was on keys then.
Gio Alex Scott Storch on Keys, Leonard Hubbard on the bass, Brother ? On the drums
scott Storch was before Kamaal on the keys. Scott was on Essaywhuman but Kamaal was on the rest of the tracks on the Do You Want More album. Kamaal did the keys on Proceed
Black Thought too nice!! Always had infinite bars!!!
Rest easy 👨 Malik B grew up listening to this early 90s much ✊ 💯!!!
When i first heard this i was like...whoa! The Roots have been jammin every since. Black Thought is still underrated imo...
The Roots Forever
2:42 Was hoping for a reunion album. The Roots never been the same without Malik B.
My favorite group ever! Most underated band ever. At least 5 tambourine players in the group, genius.
Haven't heard this in a minute. Literally got chills