Him and Ed OG made an album a couple years back, didn't get nearly as much recognition as it deserves. Everybody should get on itunes and buy that shit right now.
@@allenaguirre8777 got this album when it came out. Dopest CD in my collection. He's dissin that whole genre. When that gangsta rap was mainstream. Check out the whole album.
Same with me....i remember this song wayy back...but never seen the video till now...and i realized what cube was offered for.....😂😂😂....but ace killed it
I use to dj for Ace...and whats funny is most niggaz didn't even realize it was a parody...lmao. We shot the video at The Muse in Manhattan...ah man...those were the days.
Slaughtahouse was a classic record exposing fake gangsta rappers. Westside Connection just proved the point that Masta Ace was making. Them dudes were a shameless attempt by Cube to capitalize off gangsta rap once again just like in NWA days.
@@DamnMixes EXACTLY....ACE went at them hard...teaching them westcoast/ gangsta rappers some eastcoast/ HARDCORE RAP and the differences ....plus hardcore rap is original and wayyy more dominant at same time overall within hip hop... no doubt 💯💯💯
This Was A Halarious Hit On Psuedo-Gangsta Rappers And The Abundance Of Wack Hip-Hop In The 90's That Had An Oversaturation Of Tales Of Street Exploits That Niggas Won't Really Living That Spit It. God Bless Ace For Making A Parody Of It And Showing That It's Not About Guns, Drugs, And Etc. But Real Skills...
Dope album. Still have it on vinyl. Delicious Vinyl! Heh. The Ice Cube sample is from "Horny Lil' Devil" which is actually about mixed-race relationships; specifically white men going after black women. Not really Cube "talking about what a killer he is"! The full line is "put his dick on a wood block/Swing swing swing, and chop chop chop". From (I believe) Ice Cube's best album, "Death Certificate".
chillg1 (1 year ago): "This shit was funny alot of people didnt know he was making fun of gangsta rap." Just thought i'd restate this fact hehe... One of the most kickin' beats i've ever heard ...
this was needed when it dropped in amongst all the negativity... Masta Ace is the GOAT along with Monch imo. Kept true knowledge and positivity in an era when they was killing it. A half hour phone call with an anti violence I work with charity brought me here... and 20 people don't know wtf Hip Hop is...
Man I was obsessed with hop hop staring in the late 80s. Masta Ace was early fav of mine from Juice Crew. Take a Look around is such an incredible album. When Slaughterhouse came out, I had a few songs from it from the radio like Jeep Ass Nigga and Saturday night live but I never bought the whole album. Although he’s parodying a lot the west coast shit, G Thing/Chronic actually came out right around the same time so in no way could’ve been dissing the Gfunk/Dre shot since it his album and Chronic came out with same few months of each other. Another slept of classic of his from this time period is Bside.
lol i love this video esp. when dude keeps stabbing the meat at random. I was hooked to that 1st beat so much that I didnt realize it was a diss till i read the comments (I was wondering why ace kept shaking his head in contempt everytime they spit some bizzare shit)
"Booming in ya booming in ya booming in ya jeep" that sounds like a song from COMMON SENSE.. Although Masta Ace has "Jeep ass n**a" and "Sittin on chrome"
that explains much ^^, I knew this was a parody on gangsta rap, but than again gansta rap is a westcoast thing... I still think this tracks hilarious though, masta ace is an ILL mc too
Technically not true. There was a lot of West Coast stuff that was incredible back then. Ace was more making fun of the gangsta rap that was popular back then. Most of those tunes were sampling Zapp too, as does this track. I like the way it takes that sample and makes innovative use of it. Such a cool tune in so many ways.
"Strictly Raiders and Kings gear, only wear black & I dont know how to act no more. So come & take a chance n' mess around with the black Charles Manson." Thats some other shit!!!
@self1der (continued) - so Ace was capturing the sentiment of many fans east ,west and other, at that time-not dissing a whole coast of people, (who he very much wanted record sales from). If you're old enough remember the time, you know I'm right - and this is not a serious piece its satire, (to be enjoyed and thought over by serious thinkers)
that Masta Ace Inc makes the nigga sound like he from South Central XD den again, thats why Raekwon and Ghostface went after Biggie 'cuz he was riding on west coast beats
This song was a joke by master ace but he played it off like it was really part of the album it was a spoof what was popular in rap at the time it went over alot of peoples heads lol
word but i once thought that that first part of the song was really him talkin about how he is a killer but he was trying to tell the kids its wack to rap about that but for some older fans they would see that he really is spittin about being a killer
Thanks very much for posting this. It still sounds as good as it ever did when I first heard it. Africacarolina - the Jeep Ass Nigga vid's up too. Just search for it. Never seen either of them before but damn my skin's tingling from the nostalgia!
This hits the nail so dead-on for a early '90s gangsta rap parody/satire that it's scary. Ironically, when the song came out, people thought the first half was actually real, and would be singing it like it was the anthem (Murder, murder, murder, kill, kill, kill), which is even scarier.
Ace has got to be one of the best and most consistent MCs of all time. Definitely does not get the respect he deserves....
The second part of the song....that beat is MANIC
This entire album is bomb! An absolute must listen.
Should be considered classic...
Him and Ed OG made an album a couple years back, didn't get nearly as much recognition as it deserves. Everybody should get on itunes and buy that shit right now.
I gotta have it
People didn't get this was a parody diss!🎼🎼🎼🔥🔥🔥🤛
Who are they dissing?
@@allenaguirre8777 got this album when it came out. Dopest CD in my collection. He's dissin that whole genre. When that gangsta rap was mainstream. Check out the whole album.
@@allenaguirre8777west coast gangster rap like NWA.
This turns 29 yrs old today. You mean to tell me Delicious Vinyl can't provide a better copy of this video?
lol right? This was acceptable in 2006
came across this accidentally...can't leave
"You couldn't find their brains with a drill"
LMFAO kills me every time I hear it...
Talib Kweli's interview with Ice Cube brought me here!!!! 20Mar2020
Same with me....i remember this song wayy back...but never seen the video till now...and i realized what cube was offered for.....😂😂😂....but ace killed it
Me too
Thanks. Now imma go watch that interview 👍👍👍
Dissed an entire coast.
Listening in 2024 and, um.....this is harsh AF!🥴🥴🥴🤣
Like we really used to bump this back then! Wow
Just wow still makes sense almost 30 years later probably more and still booms
I use to dj for Ace...and whats funny is most niggaz didn't even realize it was a parody...lmao. We shot the video at The Muse in Manhattan...ah man...those were the days.
LordKaseem west coast diss
Yo Lord Kaseem, I think I saw you battle at New Music Seminar. dope!
I loved this joint as as young dude. Only know I come back too it and realize it's a spoof of the West Coast rappers at the time.
This album changed my life when I was younger!!!! The production alone inspired me immensely. Nothing else came close until the Wu Era
Love the "More Bounce To the Ounce" Zapp sample in this
Masta Ace was named the #2 most under rated mc of all time, right behind AZ, peep it fam
Where was CL Smooth rated? AZ gets mentioned way more than him.
Let me get a link of the list because I know a whole lot of underrated MCs in the game
MC Hawking was also under rated. Aww yaa
We used to bump this all over Hollywood Blvd. haha
one of my favorite all time lp's !!! fat beat and horns and perfect flow !!!! hardcore hiphop !!!
this song was straight 100% pure dissing West Coast rappers. Ace was the man for awhile.
I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!! I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR IT FOR TWO YEARS!!!!
They are dissing us, but at least there's no executive producer *aaaaall in the video*
Some East Coast artists were always hatin and takin subliminal shots at the west back in the early-mid 90s. But I can't deny this beat is fire
This song is what led to the birth of west side connection. Definitely gotta say thanks for that.
A Jheri Curl Farmer wearing 85 Bombers!?
Oh shit! Nice find, huge masta ace fan...insane how long he's been in the game and how sick he is! Still underground baby, represent!
Never hear me talking like a killer man.
Started making records but I'm still a fan.
Some of the best verses I've ever heard are from this album.
"TEACH THE CHILDREN,SAVE THE NATION"....ITS UNDERGROUND RAP MUSIC AT ITS FINEST...I CANT EVER FORGET THESE FINE TIMES...FUCK I MISS THIS REAL SHIT
The original West Coast diss along with Tim Dog's F Compton 😆👋
Ahahaha!!! This takes me back!
This album was insane art at its finest ! The best selection and production was fucking amazing ! Great time !
Ice Cube brought me here neva knew this west coast diss, mack 10 westside slaughterhouse killed this tho
Slaughtahouse was a classic record exposing fake gangsta rappers. Westside Connection just proved the point that Masta Ace was making. Them dudes were a shameless attempt by Cube to capitalize off gangsta rap once again just like in NWA days.
@@DamnMixes EXACTLY....ACE went at them hard...teaching them westcoast/ gangsta rappers some eastcoast/ HARDCORE RAP and the differences ....plus hardcore rap is original and wayyy more dominant at same time overall within hip hop... no doubt 💯💯💯
Masta Ace was dissing the west coast on this joint .....Money B drink champs episode got me here
The best tongue in cheek hip hop of the 90's, no doubt. Great post.....props
You gotta love this real hiphop right here.......
love this lp!
LIFEEEEEE🙌🙌
Your right ...they even use the funk beat sample by Roger.
fuckin love this album
Shouldve made this song in todays music .
"I am not down with the standard"
WORD!
Mos def taking shots at NWA, King T, Cube, YOYO.
Genius track!
Thats Masta ace....not mos def
@@marcuslouissaint1836 Nah son it's Def Jef
@@marcuslouissaint1836 he’s saying most definitely, mos def is short for it
@@marcuslouissaint1836 He means “most definitely”
I burnt this gold tape from listening to it over and over and over again !! One of my all time favorites
This Was A Halarious Hit On Psuedo-Gangsta Rappers And The Abundance Of Wack Hip-Hop In The 90's That Had An Oversaturation Of Tales Of Street Exploits That Niggas Won't Really Living That Spit It. God Bless Ace For Making A Parody Of It And Showing That It's Not About Guns, Drugs, And Etc. But Real Skills...
you get it. respect!
I here from the Digital Underground interview from Drink Champs.. never knew this way a diss.. I bumped it too..
Dope album. Still have it on vinyl. Delicious Vinyl! Heh.
The Ice Cube sample is from "Horny Lil' Devil" which is actually about mixed-race relationships; specifically white men going after black women. Not really Cube "talking about what a killer he is"! The full line is "put his dick on a wood block/Swing swing swing, and chop chop chop". From (I believe) Ice Cube's best album, "Death Certificate".
chillg1 (1 year ago): "This shit was funny alot of people didnt know he was making fun of gangsta rap."
Just thought i'd restate this fact hehe... One of the most kickin' beats i've ever heard ...
And i agree with ace 💯💯....gangsta rap is too commercialized & mainstream driven.......Hardcore rap is WAYYY BETTER and dominant...no doubt
this was needed when it dropped in amongst all the negativity... Masta Ace is the GOAT along with Monch imo. Kept true knowledge and positivity in an era when they was killing it. A half hour phone call with an anti violence I work with charity brought me here... and 20 people don't know wtf Hip Hop is...
I'm still ROCKING this album now ...............Proper , The place used to go up when this beat dropped.
Ah, I love finding my video rips online. Big ups to my boy Linwood in that photo I used in my intro! DreadInNY.....
dreadTV and all of this classic vibes played by them is totally underrated!
also this one is one of the dopest, thank you! peace
When the second beat comes in it hits SO hard. Ace = one of the G.O.A.T.
I know right....LOVE IT
ACE KILLED IT 💯✔
What a lovely little house!
Love this beat
I needed a reminder, thanks to Drink Champs/ Money B from Digital Underground
Its a huge piss-take! You gotta love ace-I remember when this shit came out...still one of my fav all time albums. God bless Masta Ace
I was laughing at this joint for real!!
Man I was obsessed with hop hop staring in the late 80s. Masta Ace was early fav of mine from Juice Crew. Take a Look around is such an incredible album. When Slaughterhouse came out, I had a few songs from it from the radio like Jeep Ass Nigga and Saturday night live but I never bought the whole album. Although he’s parodying a lot the west coast shit, G Thing/Chronic actually came out right around the same time so in no way could’ve been dissing the Gfunk/Dre shot since it his album and Chronic came out with same few months of each other. Another slept of classic of his from this time period is Bside.
Wow! High school memories maaaan!!!
I want to buy MC Negro & Ignant MC album
True Hip Hop.
End Of Story.
lol i love this video esp. when dude keeps stabbing the meat at random. I was hooked to that 1st beat so much that I didnt realize it was a diss till i read the comments (I was wondering why ace kept shaking his head in contempt everytime they spit some bizzare shit)
ANOTHER CLASSIC ALBUM,THE FUNK......
Masta Ace is the best.
"Booming in ya booming in ya booming in ya jeep" that sounds like a song from COMMON SENSE.. Although Masta Ace has "Jeep ass n**a" and "Sittin on chrome"
This song is fire
Thats J Rock and Ab Soul like no bull shit lmfao!
"Take these suckas to war Ace!Take 'em to war.!!"
RIP to the club banger.
Masta Ace iz re best hip-hop artist
that explains much ^^, I knew this was a parody on gangsta rap, but than again gansta rap is a westcoast thing... I still think this tracks hilarious though, masta ace is an ILL mc too
I was little when I heard this and somehow it's scared me
who woulda guessed Murda Murda Murda KILL KILL KILL? lol
Technically not true. There was a lot of West Coast stuff that was incredible back then. Ace was more making fun of the gangsta rap that was popular back then. Most of those tunes were sampling Zapp too, as does this track. I like the way it takes that sample and makes innovative use of it. Such a cool tune in so many ways.
masta ace at his very best,not forgetting letter to the better
There’s a reason why there’s hip-hop and then there’s rap.
Master Ace
oh shit . i never knew there was a video 2 this!
this whole album is of da hook!
"Strictly Raiders and Kings gear, only wear black & I dont know how to act no more. So come & take a chance n' mess around with the black Charles Manson." Thats some other shit!!!
@self1der (continued) - so Ace was capturing the sentiment of many fans east ,west and other, at that time-not dissing a whole coast of people, (who he very much wanted record sales from). If you're old enough remember the time, you know I'm right - and this is not a serious piece its satire, (to be enjoyed and thought over by serious thinkers)
that Masta Ace Inc makes the nigga sound like he from South Central XD
den again, thats why Raekwon and Ghostface went after Biggie 'cuz he was riding on west coast beats
cool stocking up on the deep joints
This is the best!
we will sometime soon...you're correct...
WOW, i didnt know this was a parody on gangsta rap until I saw it here in the comments, i guess cuz now-a-days most songs do song like that.
its born to roll
This song was a joke by master ace but he played it off like it was really part of the album it was a spoof what was popular in rap at the time it went over alot of peoples heads lol
Ace one of the best MCs
1:50 - 4:15 = one of the best things to ever happen to my car's system
word but i once thought that that first part of the song was really him talkin about how he is a killer but he was trying to tell the kids its wack to rap about that but for some older fans they would see that he really is spittin about being a killer
this song is raw
who's here after Ice Cube's comment on Camron's show lol... I forgot bout this record
Thanks very much for posting this. It still sounds as good as it ever did when I first heard it.
Africacarolina - the Jeep Ass Nigga vid's up too. Just search for it. Never seen either of them before but damn my skin's tingling from the nostalgia!
masterpiece
Possibly buying this vinyl off of you guys within a week or two. Thanks Delicious Vinyl.
This hits the nail so dead-on for a early '90s gangsta rap parody/satire that it's scary. Ironically, when the song came out, people thought the first half was actually real, and would be singing it like it was the anthem (Murder, murder, murder, kill, kill, kill), which is even scarier.
Not one curse word in masta real verse.
Amazing
MONEY B & DRINK CHAMPS...😊
Yep
He'll yea, 1st after watching DU on Drink Champs! 🏆
classic material!! please share a remastered version with us!
Amen.
I think it's supposed to be. Ace was probably trying to say this is how all these "gangster rappers" look, corny.
"yo Ig'nant MC!"
"Wassup?!"
"Show'deez niggaz what the dress code is"
"AAAIGHT!"
LOL