damn over 2 million views?! real hip hop never die feel free to check out my other playlists too, here's the link ruclips.net/p/PL4G14zsHQYcUAsIcKaxxVZEPiat7JA6Cp 0:00 ブッダブランド (Buddha Brand) - 人間発電所 05:36 Lamp Eye - 証言 12:24 Lunch Time Speax - Ground Zero 17:36 Soul Scream - 蜂と蝶 21:45 石田義則 (ECD) - マス対コア 26:33 シャカゾンビ (Shakkazombie) - 虹 30:47 Maki & Taiki - 末期症状 35:46 Twigy - 聖戦 38:30 Naohirock & Suzukismooth - Everybody Loves The Sunshine 43:17 God Inc - El Dorado Throw Down 48:40 ブッダブランド (Buddha Brand) - Don't Test Da Master
I was listening to this mix in Tokyo, in Odaiba's statue of liberty park, in the night time. No one around. The rainbow bridge in sight blinking, cars going in and out, and the skyline shining in the back. What a beautiful feeling.
I love how hip-hop can be so varied in production and flows across the board but still unambiguously hip-hop, sonically. Especially the sample based stuff. I'm definitely going to check out buddha brand.
Nowadays, same style everywhere whether be it american, japanese or any other countries. Rappers back then have individuality and distinctive style on their arsenal.
@@suiken3149 You just have to dig now. I get what you mean, but I think that's most commercial music in general. There's still great artists out there but you're unlikely to find them via word of mouth(depends on the mouth) or the radio.
But the roots can never be accredited to the creators because they are I mean simply put they are too dark of complexion to receive respect from anyone. Why? Idk
That's why I love Internet. I can discover underground music from exotic countries from 90's. That's amazing guys. Even thou I don't understand a single word, I feel like these are my guys.
@@simplejaydan7483 fr trus bro I’m half Japanese and I like to say I’m fluent and even for native listeners it’s harder to catch onto what they’re saying compared to US/UK rap.
Bruh Japanese 90s hip hop is literally American 90s hip hop but in Japanese. It’s not like other genres such as k pop is nothing like American pop nowadays
Japanese hiphop from the 90s is the coolest thing ever. Japanese is not as easy to rhyme as English, and we don't have a rhyming culture. Furthermore, people doing HipHop in Japan had the image that it was just an imitation of America, and a lame one at that. They thought it was a clone of America and that the real thing was cooler. This was a generation that did not pay attention to such criticism and stuck to what they thought was cool. Because of them, HIPHOP took root in Japan. Especially in the 90's, there were many questions about how to reproduce overseas RAP in Japanese. It was a time when people were trying to figure out what kind of HipHop would suit Japan. It's imperfect, and yet it has its own Japanese quirks, which is really great.
I’m interested in you could actually name those quirks characterizing 90’s Japanese rap. I hear something different but I’d be curious if it’s known what they are.
This is the stuff I grew up listening to growing up in Yokohama. It warms my heart that people from other countries play this! Hip-Hop is a Universal language🇯🇵☄️🌎🌍🌏
don't speak Japanese but how original the Japnaese instrumentals sound. I listen to Polish and American rap from the 90's and now Japanese. They all tend to have really good beats, all different from each other unlike in modern rap where it sounds the same. Don't understand the words but it still is something i'll probably explore some more
Look at these boys. Living life, making memories ..wonder where they're all at. This a old school selfie realistically. I remember hearing this when I was a teen here in Canada. .turned 31 and have a son of 8 months. .life is truly a ride . A damn trip !!💚🐉🇩🇴 Edit: I write this here in Dominican Republic ..couple days after my wedding. My best friend died shortly after my wedding here. .please everyone learn to love and find peace. Life is to short . My son turned 10 months ..I hope to show him this song. Walk on 💚🐉🇩🇴
Japanese is my 4th language and I am giving all the Japanese I understand to make sense of the lyrics as much as I can.....I love it so much, the flows and bars are at par with 90s American Rap, so mindblowing. I love hip hop so much as it held a special place to me when I was learning English. It made me absorb English faster and learned to appreciate wordplays and figures of speech, sadly modern hip hop ain't created like this anymore. Plus, hip hop beats get me going with my day.
I remember listening this same track listing when i was unemployed and slightly depressed in 2012, and i remember these songs making my day a lot prighter(and now also). Japanese hip hop instrumentals&sampling is so unique and the flow of Japanese language so cool sounding. Shakkazombie is awesome, i remember finding out from either cowboy bebop or some other. Maybe ghost in the shell series had these too.
Trippy to me to think that theres cats in japan listening to 90s US hiphop and that im in the US listening to japanese 90s hiphop. I might never know how many people attended this silent cultural exchange but its a beautiful thing to me. Love to all the citizens worldwide.
I love it. When I was a kid, I misunderstood Japanese dudes so much cuz many news were trying to confuse people. But now, I can see, I really can see they are our great friends. Love Japan, god bless to all Japanese dudes. You are the greatest friends of us:) Music unites the world
The 90s really seemed to have something going for them music-wise. I can only imagine how fun it was to literally experience banger after banger coming out every month. We are so lucky that everything is now stored here on youtube instead of crates of dusty tapes in someones attic.
I'm a Brazilian guy who ended up here by chance, I love hip-hop from the 90s and although I don't understand anything Japanese, I loved the songs, especially the first track.
Honoring my fellow Hip-Hop Heads in Japan tomorrow at the park from 9:11 am to 10 am. The bar work out is dedicated to your creativity and our shared love for Hip-Hop ♥
Le hip hop des années 90 c'est vraiment incroyable, peu importe où tu es sur la planète. Merci pour cette mixtape j'ai découvert plein de nouveaux morceaux !
R.I.P Dev Large R.I.P BIG-O ( 26:34 ) 🚬 R.I.P (Feb) As Young Mason ) R.I.P Nujabes 🕊️🖤 I know I'm probably missing some others but JAPAN 🗾 to NYC !! real hip-hop for ever. world-wide. 🌎 🎤
Young people in Japan don't know these songs from the 90's because of the popularity of trap music, but I believe that Japanese hip-hop songs from the 90's, including the tracks, are comparable to US rap.
@@WhentheBehelitScreams I think you are right, this scene in the 90's was not as popular as it is now, and I hope that the culture and street fashion of that time will come back.
@@ethiopiazoldyk4667even it’s American stuff Japan’s fusion jazz/ funk (I highly recommend Casiopea a very interesting fusion band) or just normal jazz scene are worth a try. They have some very talented players
ECD deserves massive props. Proud working class rapper whose lyrics championed the plight of the worker, dropped out of high school to pursue music and during his career staged several anti war and anti racism protests, even openly criticized the Japanese government for omitting the nanjing massacre from Japanese textbooks. He unfortunately is no longer with us. RIP to tha legend
One of my first jobs was cleaning a private christian school in the evenings. I would listen to this when cleaning the second building. Everyday once this mix came on ik it was almost time to leave and i was almost done. It wasnt that long ago but it feels like forever ago. Listening to this now it takes me back to those dim hallways and the smell of the waxed floors. Thanks for this mix.
thrse guys were bossin it with the old school drum machines AKAI MPC and shit, I used to watch their random boom bap MC videos back when I used to make my own music in 2012 ish. The also had the dopest g-funk sstyle. brings back memories.
Don't know what is about hip - hop rap but it has this amazing thing that pulls all the homes of the world together. Much love to the Japanese brothers and brothers world wide🇿🇦*🇯🇵
Much love from the Netherlands. Don’t understand it, but I feel it! 90s hiphop all the way. Dope tracks, dope raps, and masterpiece beats..every single one, love it!
I recently had a complete mental breakdown bcus I googled my beloved 90s japanese hip hop, with it's classic beige back ground and the brown mich with a brown circle around it and it's Japanese kanji below ; AND iT WASNT THERE !!!! Holy wacamole thank God u re-uploaded it
EL HIP HOP ES UNIVERSAL !! Saludos desde chile !!! Aqui sabemos mantener real el hip hop desde sudamerica al mundo desde asia al mundo desde la india al mundo desde siberia al mundo THE REAL HP HOP !!!
Grandes MC por todo el mundo. Y algunos creyéndose los mejores. Tanto agocentrismo. Pero desde Chile se levanta el puño en alto. Viva el hip hop viva el movimiento
I'm from LA grew up in 90s , this is so great, I'm so excited! Also being part asian grew up in LA this is so great. Imagine them doing the freestyle street rap back in the day then organizing to record.
I’m in a sort of Japanese Phase right now, so I am getting interested in different aspects regarding Japan, including music and I found this! It’s wonderful, blissfull Respect to you Japan! From Italy 🇮🇹
@@claudiaficicchia446 I was hesitant to write this, because there is nothing but good vibes in these comments... but Nujabes is nothing special and fairly boring in terms of Japanese artists; songs like Luv(sic) have a bit of bounce to them, but people who listen to, "Japanese music," (ie: friendly for non-Japanese speakers, of which I am too so I'm not discriminating) like him for, "the mood he sets." People talk about how he's this, "Lo-Fi Master," which is almost depressing and again, boring. If you want actual great JAPANESE rap, where they rap about things that were important to their lifestyle and the country around them (and in their language, which even spit with anger/protest, still is a beautiful language), anyone on this playlist is great, King Giddra is excellent, basically aim for the kings of the 90s: they all worked together, they all were friends and they all tried their own style of things... and when they came together for something collaborative (like Shogen, the second track on this video), well, just listen to it: it's arguably the best Japanese rap song ever. Vogio anche dire, a me piace Gente Guasta moltissimo, specialmente, "Lotta Armata," e quella canzone ha una melodia molto giapponese ;)
damn i remember the 4th song. used to listen to it from a cd i borrowed from tsutaya, but i can't remember what album it was. i believe it was a yamada-man album? not sure though. its crazy how i was able to rediscover a song i liked with a total coincidence. thanks for the upload.
I downloaded a bunch of these songs from Napster around 2000/2001. Haven't listened to them in years but still remember them especially the first one! I used to burn them to CDs before iPods came out! 💿
We dont understand what they are saying nothing, but we understand the flow,the intrumental feels, the smooth… we have the hood in the hearth, in da blood… thx Nicola
Shakkazombie is the winner for me, buddha brand comes second. Man these japanese rappers are so talented, i am a avid hip hop listener and i never knew there was japanese hip hop in the 90s. Now after listening to this it just made my day. Every single one is the winner and shakkazombie's beat deserves an platinum award
![1990s underground hiphop mix [Sparrow, East Flatbush Project, Hi-Tech, Citizen Kane]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4WLBkUPRxSo/mqdefault.jpg)
damn over 2 million views?! real hip hop never die
feel free to check out my other playlists too, here's the link ruclips.net/p/PL4G14zsHQYcUAsIcKaxxVZEPiat7JA6Cp
0:00 ブッダブランド (Buddha Brand) - 人間発電所
05:36 Lamp Eye - 証言
12:24 Lunch Time Speax - Ground Zero
17:36 Soul Scream - 蜂と蝶
21:45 石田義則 (ECD) - マス対コア
26:33 シャカゾンビ (Shakkazombie) - 虹
30:47 Maki & Taiki - 末期症状
35:46 Twigy - 聖戦
38:30 Naohirock & Suzukismooth - Everybody Loves The Sunshine
43:17 God Inc - El Dorado Throw Down
48:40 ブッダブランド (Buddha Brand) - Don't Test Da Master
ruclips.net/video/xRD376SWs2w/видео.html
さいこぉーーーーありがとう
All songs from the last mix are here?
@@shogunrose2294 except the track 大掃除 by キングギドラ (king giddra)
Thank you so much for the re-upload
90s hip hop is gold, no matter where you're at
Yes bro! In Brazil too
Damn right
Trrrruuuuee
FACTS
@@mjolninja9358 wassup
Proves Hip Hop is universal...man, really impressed by our Japanese brothers
straight up 🔥🔥 music is a universal language !
Hell yeah! They didn’t water it down or destroy the important culture of it. They did a great job grasping it and created awesome pieces of art.
Music is the language of the soul. There's nothing else like it.
No
NO
I was listening to this mix in Tokyo, in Odaiba's statue of liberty park, in the night time. No one around. The rainbow bridge in sight blinking, cars going in and out, and the skyline shining in the back. What a beautiful feeling.
YOURE NOT HIM LIL NIXGGA
Try Dj krush next time )
Take me there man...
Brother, please come back to Japan again.
So that was you
CD出してない人も沢山いたし音源あつめるのに大変だった時代 とにかくクラブに行くしかなかった
I love how hip-hop can be so varied in production and flows across the board but still unambiguously hip-hop, sonically. Especially the sample based stuff. I'm definitely going to check out buddha brand.
Nowadays, same style everywhere whether be it american, japanese or any other countries. Rappers back then have individuality and distinctive style on their arsenal.
@@suiken3149 You just have to dig now. I get what you mean, but I think that's most commercial music in general. There's still great artists out there but you're unlikely to find them via word of mouth(depends on the mouth) or the radio.
@@earlyman7439 truefact be spit right there
It's part of the hip hop culture
But the roots can never be accredited to the creators because they are I mean simply put they are too dark of complexion to receive respect from anyone. Why? Idk
That's why I love Internet. I can discover underground music from exotic countries from 90's. That's amazing guys. Even thou I don't understand a single word, I feel like these are my guys.
France has impressive stuff as well.
Yes
German and Russian are the best
*though
España no se queda corta
Don’t know what they saying but the flow and the beats are unfuckwitable just a whole different vibe I love it
aye word bro i said pretty much the same thing! dunno what they saying but its straight fire
@@simplejaydan7483 fr trus bro I’m half Japanese and I like to say I’m fluent and even for native listeners it’s harder to catch onto what they’re saying compared to US/UK rap.
@Crazyk Yamada yeah man, I was born in 港区 but I live in the UK, wbu?!💯🤝
Unfuckwitable is the word
Bruh Japanese 90s hip hop is literally American 90s hip hop but in Japanese. It’s not like other genres such as k pop is nothing like American pop nowadays
First track is fucking masterpiece
If only I knew what they was saying I guess flow sounds the same in any language , sounds dope though.
Rest in peace to the leader of that group
Agreed!
@@WaldoBagelTopper don't worry japanese are not understand lyric too.
I knows is from Buddha Brand, but what's the name of the song?
懐かしい！
ドンピシャ世代で、ありきたりだけど当時の記憶が昨日の事のように思い出せる。
本当にいい時代だった！
音楽もファッションも。
90年代後半に女子高生でよかった。
Bボーイが好きだったなー♡
途中までおっさんだと思って読んでたw
B-BOYはブレイクダンサーのことだけど、当時はそんなこと知らないからB-BOYとか B系とか言ってたなー
Japanese hiphop from the 90s is the coolest thing ever. Japanese is not as easy to rhyme as English, and we don't have a rhyming culture. Furthermore, people doing HipHop in Japan had the image that it was just an imitation of America, and a lame one at that. They thought it was a clone of America and that the real thing was cooler. This was a generation that did not pay attention to such criticism and stuck to what they thought was cool. Because of them, HIPHOP took root in Japan. Especially in the 90's, there were many questions about how to reproduce overseas RAP in Japanese. It was a time when people were trying to figure out what kind of HipHop would suit Japan. It's imperfect, and yet it has its own Japanese quirks, which is really great.
shing02 a blessing to our ears from japan
Not cooler than the americans ones ngl
Why is this version of lamp eye - shogun different to the original I’ve been trying to find this version but I can’t.
I’m interested in you could actually name those quirks characterizing 90’s Japanese rap. I hear something different but I’d be curious if it’s known what they are.
Why isn’t Japanese easy to rhyme?
Top 10 reasons to learn japanese.
1. Play games that are never getting translated
2. To appreciate BARS
🤓 i love japanese culture
To... hentai
most untranslated games are in Chinese
To read doujin
honestily just to buy manga in native language ;-; so many fucking untranslated shit its almost like a joke
Did not understood a word they said but enjoyed every single second of it. Hip-Hop truly used to be magical.
This is the stuff I grew up listening to growing up in Yokohama. It warms my heart that people from other countries play this! Hip-Hop is a Universal language🇯🇵☄️🌎🌍🌏
whats some other stuff like this one?
I’d love to visit Yokohama one day! It’ll be a dream come true. From Virginia USA 🇺🇸
Damn. Japan has some crazy vibes in the 90s. I love it! Big up from Germany 🇩🇪
この頃の音声加工がほとんど無いLIVEな感じ大好き
もちろん多少の加工やミックスする際のマスタリングで丁寧にしてるんだろうけど
ごめんなさい語彙力なくて
don't speak Japanese but how original the Japnaese instrumentals sound. I listen to Polish and American rap from the 90's and now Japanese. They all tend to have really good beats, all different from each other unlike in modern rap where it sounds the same. Don't understand the words but it still is something i'll probably explore some more
try brazillian 90s rap :) Racionais MCs, Alibi, Kamau (Non Ducor Duo Album), Sabotage
自分の好きな曲たちが色んな国の人に聴いてもらえて嬉しい
Look at these boys. Living life, making memories ..wonder where they're all at. This a old school selfie realistically. I remember hearing this when I was a teen here in Canada. .turned 31 and have a son of 8 months. .life is truly a ride . A damn trip !!💚🐉🇩🇴
Edit: I write this here in Dominican Republic ..couple days after my wedding. My best friend died shortly after my wedding here. .please everyone learn to love and find peace. Life is to short . My son turned 10 months ..I hope to show him this song. Walk on 💚🐉🇩🇴
love that
Boys live forever your friend will always be with you
Congratulations on the boy and wife. I had the same feelings towards this pic mate.
You all are great warriors. Stay alive boys 🐉🙏🏽🇩🇴💚🐉
@@ETAD1K he turns one year old next week. Unreal brother
Japanese is my 4th language and I am giving all the Japanese I understand to make sense of the lyrics as much as I can.....I love it so much, the flows and bars are at par with 90s American Rap, so mindblowing.
I love hip hop so much as it held a special place to me when I was learning English. It made me absorb English faster and learned to appreciate wordplays and figures of speech, sadly modern hip hop ain't created like this anymore. Plus, hip hop beats get me going with my day.
I'm envious. Learning Japanese is my top language. I just got to put in the time to learn it.
久しぶりに人間発電所のイントロ聞いて鳥肌たちました！やっぱりブッダは最高ですね！
The first Buddha Brand song has something that give me sadness, happiness and nostalgia at same time
I agree
わかるー。
it also feels something similar to nujabes tracks imho
@@Junkkie It's in Samurai Champloo, my first ever anime other than pokemon. I went all in after that and never looked back lol
This is literally some of the best hip hop in the history of the genre. The early/mid 1990s are the apex of classic rap music. Unbeatable.
I love that there is a whole Japanese hip-hop culture that’s running for decades... love from Amsterdam
2年経った今でも私を叩いているが、90年代の日本語ラップは今日のものよりずっと優れているように思える。
懐かしいなぁ。レコードショップをあさり、タワレコをチェックするのが楽しくて。ミックステープを聴きながらチャリ通した時の景色を思い出しました🚲
To all the people who didn't know that there was a hip hop scene in japan in the 90s: If there are humans there will be music!
Music has a soothing effect no matter the culture it was originating from.
WORD! 🖤
Along with the street racing scene in Tokyo back then, amazing era in Japan.
@@Mrhostil95 yeh even tho it wasnt at the best economic heights, it was still good
yes
トラックがどれもドストライク過ぎて最高
当時若者だった時によく聴いてたおっさんだけど
当時の日本HIPHOPシーンはとにかく「B-BOYイズム」みたいな美学が包んでて一種の宗教みたいだった
その中でUSのHIPHOPへの憧れ、そして日本オリジナルラップの追及、独自進化をしていったって感じ
この動画の曲たちが当時世間で超売れたかというとそうでもない
だから20年以上経った今の時代に外国人や日本の若い人がカッコいいと言ってるのは感慨深いし亡くなったデヴラージやオースミ、マキザマジックもそう思ってるはずだろう
ここがインターネットの最良の部分だなぁ
そこに一石を投じたTHA BLUE HERB
Dopeという観点かな。
時間は逆戻りできないけど、きっと彼らのヒップホップ的情熱はどこかの誰かに必ず響いていると思う。
同感ですね
さんぴん世代は高クオリティーな音楽つくってたと思うわ
時が経っても色褪せない
Why is everything from the 90s have such a comfortable feeling to it? Love this old stuff.
ECD安らかに眠れ…日本HIPHOPの先駆者、ECD。選曲した動画主に敬意を表します。
R.I.P. ECD
Nicola San, I salute you for putting ECD in the tracklist.
It's really intersting, I didn't know that Japan had an hip hop scene in the 90's
Thanks a lot !
enjoy brotha
Everywhere had a hip hop scene in the 90s. How could it not?
@@hinaseharuka4060 do you mean the first hip Hop Song ever or the first one in Japan?
@@OfficialEDC probably in Japan because the first hip hop hit was Rapper's Delight- Sugar hill Gang in 1979
@@hinaseharuka4060 how is it called? :)
I remember listening this same track listing when i was unemployed and slightly depressed in 2012, and i remember these songs making my day a lot prighter(and now also). Japanese hip hop instrumentals&sampling is so unique and the flow of Japanese language so cool sounding. Shakkazombie is awesome, i remember finding out from either cowboy bebop or some other. Maybe ghost in the shell series had these too.
ドンピシャでリアルに聴いてた世代だけど今聴いてもめちゃくちゃ格好良いし、この頃が一番格好良い気がする。90'sって何もかもが格好良かった時代だと思う。
服とか車バイクとかね！
自分はあなたより相当な若造ですが、誰しも自分の世代が1番良かったと思うものですよ。自分がいた環境、憧れてたものや知り合い、思い出全てが一緒になってますから
@@optimisticboy8603 おれはまだ90's生まれてないけど今よりかっこよかったと思う。J HIPHOPは特に
いや全然若者だけど当時の方がかっこいいよw
@@ああ-f8g6w 俺も10代だけどこの時代好き
No matter the country or language, 90's hip-hop will always be King 👑
Golden era 💯
Word on that 💯💯💯
外国の人がたくさんコメントしてくれてるのすごくうれしいな～
だねー！
🥰🙏🏽🎼💯👩🏽💻🇺🇸
greetings from Mexico!!!
2:08 Its insane how influential Illmatic was that you can hear it referenced in an underground hip hop song from Japan
🔥🔥🔥🔥
to be fair with the amount of english he's throwing in I'd be suprised if he wasn't fluent in english
They have only been active in America for about five years, but they are all Japanese and are from Tokyo.
first Japanese pop blew up, now its time for Japanese Hip Hop
Ground Zero is a goddamn masterpiece. That song made me buy almost all of LTS vinyl!
trudat!
GOAT
めっちゃ良いですよね！
USもJPNも90年代を20年以上聴き続けてるから懐かしいとか無い🤟🤟
ずっと現役でプレイリストに入ってる🔥🔥
Trippy to me to think that theres cats in japan listening to 90s US hiphop and that im in the US listening to japanese 90s hiphop. I might never know how many people attended this silent cultural exchange but its a beautiful thing to me. Love to all the citizens worldwide.
Honestly 1970-2000 was probably the best decades of music in human history.
Nah 30s-50s Music is way better.
But this is Gold too
@@motorradundfahrrad725nah bro 1930~1950 music is still not as good as 1980-2000
Easily
@@motorradundfahrrad725 Nah broo no way the 1500s had the absolute best beats
I love it. When I was a kid, I misunderstood Japanese dudes so much cuz many news were trying to confuse people. But now, I can see, I really can see they are our great friends. Love Japan, god bless to all Japanese dudes. You are the greatest friends of us:) Music unites the world
🇯🇵❤️🇰🇷
Music unites the world! ♥
Love ya
Japan and Korea are brothers 🇯🇵🤝🇰🇷
This is a great comment
凄くいい選曲ですね
ありがとう
So happy to see ECD in here by far one of my top favorite Japanese rappers/activists of all time, RIP!
The 90s really seemed to have something going for them music-wise. I can only imagine how fun it was to literally experience banger after banger coming out every month. We are so lucky that everything is now stored here on youtube instead of crates of dusty tapes in someones attic.
I'm a Brazilian guy who ended up here by chance, I love hip-hop from the 90s and although I don't understand anything Japanese, I loved the songs, especially the first track.
Eae corno
Hip hop is universal! This is just pure fire, straight from the heart!
Peace from Italy, stay safe everyone!
concordo pienamente e mi fa piacere che hai sentito la vibra
Honoring my fellow Hip-Hop Heads in Japan tomorrow at the park from 9:11 am to 10 am. The bar work out is dedicated to your creativity and our shared love for Hip-Hop ♥
O estilo, o beat e a vibe nostálgica dos raps dos anos 90 é universal, é bom em qualquer idioma.
Le hip hop des années 90 c'est vraiment incroyable, peu importe où tu es sur la planète. Merci pour cette mixtape j'ai découvert plein de nouveaux morceaux !
センスが良すぎます😉✨
それな
たしかにね！ニコラーくん最高！！
@@内田ガネーシュ Pesquisa ai Sabotagem
R.I.P Dev Large
R.I.P BIG-O ( 26:34 ) 🚬
R.I.P (Feb) As Young Mason )
R.I.P Nujabes
🕊️🖤
I know I'm probably missing some others but JAPAN 🗾 to NYC !! real hip-hop for ever. world-wide. 🌎 🎤
Young people in Japan don't know these songs from the 90's because of the popularity of trap music, but I believe that Japanese hip-hop songs from the 90's, including the tracks, are comparable to US rap.
no doubt
yeah these songs are great
and the impact is very big, i m from brazil and this songs just make my life win a sense, me and my wife live this songs
The Japanese are very thorough. So I definitely believe if understood the lyrics I would be blown away or confused cause of cultural differences.
@@WhentheBehelitScreams I think you are right, this scene in the 90's was not as popular as it is now, and I hope that the culture and street fashion of that time will come back.
Japanese hip hop culture and history is massive.
Japan own a lot of records(soul,funk,jazz etc)
and machine maker(Akai,technics Roland etc)
Wait, does funk and jazz originate from Japan?
I thought it was from America lol
@@ethiopiazoldyk4667 ....?
Of course these genre of music is not born in Japan.
I just say “own records(vinyl)”
@@ヒイ様-i5m oh
I misunderstood you. I apologize ☺️
@@ethiopiazoldyk4667even it’s American stuff Japan’s fusion jazz/ funk (I highly recommend Casiopea a very interesting fusion band) or just normal jazz scene are worth a try. They have some very talented players
@@_bakedbeans6970 alright. I will check them out. I like been exposed to new kinds of music ☺️👍
So much love for Japan homies! From Brasil 👊🏽🇧🇷🇯🇵
The first track wow🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮Hip hop is for everyone 🥺🥺🥺🥺 i wish i can understand Japanese i missing alot
I'm glad this is still up.
It has been on repeat for 5 months
ECD deserves massive props. Proud working class rapper whose lyrics championed the plight of the worker, dropped out of high school to pursue music and during his career staged several anti war and anti racism protests, even openly criticized the Japanese government for omitting the nanjing massacre from Japanese textbooks. He unfortunately is no longer with us. RIP to tha legend
Word to mother - true hip hop is a universal, humanistic approach to life. May ECD rest in POWER!
One of my first jobs was cleaning a private christian school in the evenings. I would listen to this when cleaning the second building. Everyday once this mix came on ik it was almost time to leave and i was almost done. It wasnt that long ago but it feels like forever ago. Listening to this now it takes me back to those dim hallways and the smell of the waxed floors. Thanks for this mix.
友人の影響で日本語ラップやレゲエにハマってる。
興味本意で90年代のものとか漁ってるけど、いいなぁこれは...
君が生まれる前にはもうこんな事やってた
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE SECOND SONG
I didn’t even know Japan had hip hop 90s underground music but the beats are fire. Reminds me of East Coast 90s hip hop with the drums.
thrse guys were bossin it with the old school drum machines AKAI MPC and shit, I used to watch their random boom bap MC videos back when I used to make my own music in 2012 ish. The also had the dopest g-funk sstyle. brings back memories.
Wow what a hidden gem
it's dope hearing hiphop in japanese since that language is already very rhythmic and has its own pulse already
Don't know what is about hip - hop rap but it has this amazing thing that pulls all the homes of the world together. Much love to the Japanese brothers and brothers world wide🇿🇦*🇯🇵
Much love from the Netherlands. Don’t understand it, but I feel it! 90s hiphop all the way. Dope tracks, dope raps, and masterpiece beats..every single one, love it!
ik hou van holland
@@souutu Domo arigato gozaimas
There are a lot of hidden gem vintage rap in the 90’s
I recently had a complete mental breakdown bcus I googled my beloved 90s japanese hip hop, with it's classic beige back ground and the brown mich with a brown circle around it and it's Japanese kanji below ; AND iT WASNT THERE !!!! Holy wacamole thank God u re-uploaded it
EL HIP HOP ES UNIVERSAL !! Saludos desde chile !!! Aqui sabemos mantener real el hip hop desde sudamerica al mundo desde asia al mundo desde la india al mundo desde siberia al mundo
THE REAL HP HOP !!!
Epaa, que lindo encontrar a otro latino que goza esta lista. Un abrazo desde Uruguay hermano❤️
Grandes MC por todo el mundo. Y algunos creyéndose los mejores. Tanto agocentrismo. Pero desde Chile se levanta el puño en alto. Viva el hip hop viva el movimiento
its tradition to come back to this video every few months
I’ve been listening to old Japanese hip hop and this is by far my favorite playlist of songs. I can’t find a better one
リアルタイムで楽しんでたぁー
ライムもトラックも最高
The golden generation of Japanese hip-hop.
I'm from LA grew up in 90s , this is so great, I'm so excited! Also being part asian grew up in LA this is so great. Imagine them doing the freestyle street rap back in the day then organizing to record.
This got me through work @2am
38:45 song I love, I have been hearing and loving these guys for years. NAOHIROCK AND SUZUKISMOOTH
Got love from philippines 🇵🇭
Old school is the best
I wonder if they found the samurai who smells of sunflowers.
生まれる前の歌だけどとてつもなくかっこいいしすごく新しく感じる。この時代に生まれていなかったことを悔しく思うけれど、今だからこそyoutubeでこんなふうに聴くことができて幸せだ。あとは語れる友達がいれば完璧
@おみかん太郎
たしかに。
japanese hiphop最高！！！
I’m in a sort of Japanese Phase right now, so I am getting interested in different aspects regarding Japan, including music and I found this! It’s wonderful, blissfull
Respect to you Japan!
From Italy 🇮🇹
si il giappone ha un patrimonio musicale, e non solo, incredibile e unico... dal jazz, funk, hip hop al city pop anni 80... good diggin' ;)
then you should listen to Nujabes and SCHA DARA PARR they are both on spotify
@@danteb3737 I’ll give it a try! Thanks
@@claudiaficicchia446 Yes, Nujabes would absolutely be a great place to start. Talented guy, may he Rest In Peace.
@@claudiaficicchia446 I was hesitant to write this, because there is nothing but good vibes in these comments... but Nujabes is nothing special and fairly boring in terms of Japanese artists; songs like Luv(sic) have a bit of bounce to them, but people who listen to, "Japanese music," (ie: friendly for non-Japanese speakers, of which I am too so I'm not discriminating) like him for, "the mood he sets." People talk about how he's this, "Lo-Fi Master," which is almost depressing and again, boring.
If you want actual great JAPANESE rap, where they rap about things that were important to their lifestyle and the country around them (and in their language, which even spit with anger/protest, still is a beautiful language), anyone on this playlist is great, King Giddra is excellent, basically aim for the kings of the 90s: they all worked together, they all were friends and they all tried their own style of things... and when they came together for something collaborative (like Shogen, the second track on this video), well, just listen to it: it's arguably the best Japanese rap song ever.
Vogio anche dire, a me piace Gente Guasta moltissimo, specialmente, "Lotta Armata," e quella canzone ha una melodia molto giapponese ;)
damn i remember the 4th song. used to listen to it from a cd i borrowed from tsutaya, but i can't remember what album it was. i believe it was a yamada-man album? not sure though.
its crazy how i was able to rediscover a song i liked with a total coincidence.
thanks for the upload.
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I’m black and I love this music, the closest thing I have to be in Japan and you have delivered.
6:55 "Sora ni, sobieru, kurogane no shiro" Mazinger Z opening song reference
Mazinja Zetto!
I downloaded a bunch of these songs from Napster around 2000/2001. Haven't listened to them in years but still remember them especially the first one! I used to burn them to CDs before iPods came out! 💿
Слушаю все сборники. Аж мурашки по коже от такой классики 90-х🥲✌
Ого. Я думал я тут единственный русский🙃
@@An4rew я многим советую этот канал. Песни просто улëт 🤝
@@freddurst2089 +
Андеграунд никогда не разочаровывал
тоже ваш@@freddurst2089
This is pretty dope dude. I never knew there was such a sick ass Japanese underground. May real hip hop live on forever!
Chapeau bas l'artiste...! Il fallait le dénicher ce son ! Toujours un régale...Un vrai chercheur d'or!
Thank you for the re-upload! I lost my shiee when I couldn't find it on my playlist! 😷
We dont understand what they are saying nothing, but we understand the flow,the intrumental feels, the smooth… we have the hood in the hearth, in da blood… thx Nicola
Need this in a Spotify playlist
今聞いても凄くいい。
Thanks Nicola! I am back to this one. Spread the word bro!
Greetings from Türkiye🇹🇷👋🏻. I also wanted to research the rap genre because I love Japanese culture and I found it man, it's amazing🇯🇵
baskan sizin hepinizin adi niye hep sumeyye ya
@@aliosmanatik9824 Napiyim kardeşim ismim bu bana mı sordular koyarken
Buenisimoooo, el rap suena bien en cualquier idioma, grandes MC.
If this is actually from the 90s then I'm impressed. Absolutely legendary.
90年代ラップが世界では人気らしいです。アニメの影響とのこと。詳しくないけど、優しくてクール、そしてラップを広めようとする純朴さ、素直を感じます。確かに昔の日本のラップにはうまさはないし強さもないけど、優しさやラップに対するloveを感じます。
b-boy全盛期で今より100倍尖ってた時代だけどね
リスペクトやLoveはあったろうけど👍
スキルもパワーもあると思うけどなー
まあ人それぞれなのかな
さんぴんＣＡＭＰはすごかったけどなぁ
呂布に叶うやついねーよ古いオッサン
@@1or137 その呂布さんがリスペクトしてるものを貶しちゃいけないでしょ。
The MVP himself uploaded, ayyyy
I've got samurai champloo vibe from the first track, they are dope bro!
Shakkazombie is the winner for me, buddha brand comes second. Man these japanese rappers are so talented, i am a avid hip hop listener and i never knew there was japanese hip hop in the 90s. Now after listening to this it just made my day. Every single one is the winner and shakkazombie's beat deserves an platinum award