Growing up as a pre teen in the 90's with my radio always on lock to my local urban station in Richmond VA trying to record the hottest tracks like this one onto blank cassettes is the stuff of good memories.
I'm gonna put ƴew in my book, its gonna be BibliKal. 📖📖📖 🪦👮♂️🪦👮♂️🪦👮♂️🪦👮♂️🪦🙈🪦🙈🪦🧱🧱🧱🧱🧱🧱🧱🧱🧱🧱🧱🧱🧱🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🔜🔜🔜🔜🥶🥶🥶🪦🪦🔒🔒🔒🔒🔒🔒🔒🔒🔒🔒🔒🔒🔒🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🤮🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🤢🤢🤢🤢🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶🌌🍶💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋🏍🏍💋🧱🧱🧱🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏 🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏🛏
Yes I miss all of the styles from back then, to the hairstyles, jewelry, earrings, etc etc.... now on Fordham road, there are mainly chain stores...smh
man this was the good times, you could always tell wich was the culture of someone because of much they were into it, hip hop heads, metalheads, punks, everything, it was so lively, i feel sad now looking at people, all feel the same.
Man 92-97 was the SECOND Golden Age and I lived it! I was going to school over in Manhattan when this came out. Biggie, Pac, Groove Theory, Lil Viscious, Zhane, Brand Nubian, Naughty, SWV, Kut Klose, Nas, Kim, Foxy, Jay, Black Moon, Coco Brovaz, Lost Boyz and the list goes on... All had joints out. Like Blac Panther said SO MANY FLAVORS! That's when I met my wife. Miss those days of New York Undercover, Chinese food and Karl Kani! NYC4LYFE
nowadays they produce perversion of hip hop called mumble rap with just stupid lyrics, somebody shoot drake, lil wayne, nicki minaj and most of todays rappers
@@kenflaggyes, I remember this from freshman year as well. First time hearing it was on an opening episode of 'New York Undercover'. Seemed like that song took off thereafter much how you described.
@@Demas242 Not really, if you are talking about actually rapping Foundational Black Americans planted the the seeds here and were rapping way back in the 1940's long before Kool herc was born or even came to America. There was a Christian group called the Jubalaries that were rapping way back then. RUclips them.. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
This is an underrated classic right here. One of the many Dancehall Reggae tracks that mixed with Hip Hop. If you don't understand this song. Basically this song is about putting the guns away and fighting with fists. Mad Lion was down with BDP (Boogie Down Productions) KRS One's crew for those youngins that don't know real Hip Hop.
+Leondrius Come man? Why is this a convo haha. You were like 16-19 during all this!!! That is a blessin. U were probably banging these tracks in ur whip at the time, sparking memories with the at the time, natural girls who im sure came around. Parties, high school, styles, tv shows movies. I mean u walked outside it appeared and were instantly in the scene of that hip hop vibe.
I miss 94/95 almost brings a tear to my eyes. Thinking about NY in the summer. Jamaica Ave...the smells of food, the crowds, the dollar vans bumpin' this on a Saturday afternoon... Go to the city later with my wife and kick it.... Miss NYC....
***** Lol! You ain't never lied bruh! Worst song of 94,95,96 eats the best these kids got in '14! Fa real! lol... See you from my old jumpoff the Boogie Down! Queens bred but got my Ed in the BX lol
I used to see Joe in Queens on Jamaica ave back in his DITC days lol! He's gone Hwood now lol! Thanks for the p-list! You got crazy joints! BTW Florida is one of my most hated states lol! I'm in Va now. Neither is good for NY cats lol! One!
In 93 I could record onto tapes, why not be a good friend to Henry and just makes yourself a copy and give him back the original, hiphop taught you to steal?
This is one of my favorite songs in the world the sickest beat ever God I miss the 90s wish I had a time machine it was some good times man I swear, I feel sorry for the kids in this generation that didn't get a chance to experience what us 80s / 90s kids did an I'm a 84 baby to be exact lol
Look at fat Joe behind the turntables. Young as hell. What happened to hip hop ??? Miss these days. So glad I was born in 1980. I witnessed all the good shit.
Besides being from Brooklyn, my brother and I were with the 82nd airborne division and this was his favorite song or one of them. We both like this song but this was his favorite my brother passed away and I played this song constantly. My brother was called Brooklyn. What is first name was Robert, so he is you, Robert Brooklyn, Felton
Mad lion with black moon -- my first hip hop concert!!!! December 1992 Wilkes University Wilkes Barre PA..my hometown. I remember it like it was yesterday. 30.years later -- I'm still rocking out yo this.
It's kinda a mid-way point where A&R and record companies let the artist and streets dictate the music. It's why the 90's were so diverse. X-Clan, Krs-One, N.W.A., Too Short, Wu-Tang Clan, ATCQ could all top the charts on any given month. We had options and everybody got a chance to shine.
Yo I remember when Mad Lion Preformed this at the tunnel night club in like 95 ! The Whole Club was Doing the Pepper Seed Dance ! Lol. The 90s Kid .. U had to be there ! They’ll never be another era like this …
Im with you ... Sometimes i feel like cryin when i Hear Gems like this... But i hold tigntly to the fact we were so lucky an so blessed to been part of the greatest era of hip hop of all time
Dope Hip hop/Dancehall collaboration. The beat goes too hard 🔥. Never get tired of it. This song was everywhere on the streets of Brooklyn when I was growing up. The 90's...what a time.
that was filmed at my old Jr high school C.I.S. 148x... Charles D. Drew. .... .I would definitely take 1980's & 1990's hip. hop...over this crap we have now... ..
We used to be up in the club just sweating (dehydrated)and dancing to this joint right here!!! This was the jam!!! Brings back soooo many good memories of college FSU’s back at JCSU!!!
Still dope Props to MAD LION. Jamaica n Puerto Rico the hottest islands in the Caribbean. We the Caribbeans are still taking over the World Lol What I'm Mad Ready ..Jamaicans,PRicans,Dominicans,Cubans the Haitians we all Caribbeans. PLAO BUMBACLOT.
this never gets old..........1994; what a time to be alive!
Yes. Sure. Was.
Yes it was i was 14 teen growing up in Detroit this was the shit
Going on 30 years... Wish I could go back to that time
Growing up as a pre teen in the 90's with my radio always on lock to my local urban station in Richmond VA trying to record the hottest tracks like this one onto blank cassettes is the stuff of good memories.
True indeed💯💯💯💯
This was one of my dads favorite songs. Had them play it at his funeral service. Rest In Paradise pop 💜
Thats dope! May your Dad forever RIPalaces!
Rip pops
He was a real one 👊
🫡
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Who was listening in '94?
(30 years ago son)
Feels like it was yesterday
My high school soundtrack.. squares would see me bobbing my head and walking with an infinite amount of swag I was bad youngn
Brought the single cassette at sam goody's lol
Real music 🎉🎉🎉
still bangs - movement true heads
That NYC summer of 94!! soo many memories & what a feeling .. TAKE ME BACK 💯
I was 12 and I have memories so I can’t even imagine being of age to make some serious ones that summer Lol.
Facts
@@Rhythm973 Those times were GREAT times to be a kid & young adult!! 🙌🏾 , I miss it soo much lol
Wahhhhhh…bless up my Honduras massive! ♥️💛💚 Honduras 🇭🇳
@@vfergi8196 yess yess! , peace & blessings to you catracha 😘 #504
This beat was way ahead of it's time.
for real...
Man....brings back so many memories
Daniel Zaretsky facts
Daniel Zaretsky beat is serious
Boom bap is timeless not futuristic or from the past, agree though production is way above par
That NYC hip hop x Reggae link up changed the game. And YES I was there for it…living in the Bronx in the 90s. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Facts! I was there too. I was a young teenager then. I miss those times
I'm gonna put ƴew in my book, its gonna be BibliKal.
📖📖📖
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Same, I was a teen in Queens back then.
Brooklyn in the house this song was UP UP!!
This was theee golden era! Growing up in the BX in the 90s was fucking lit. I’d do anything to go back and experience it again
Damn, back when everybody sounded different and dressed different. The real meaning of what it is to breathe, sleep and eat hip hop
Yes I miss all of the styles from back then, to the hairstyles, jewelry, earrings, etc etc.... now on Fordham road, there are mainly chain stores...smh
ANd Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls ruled the NBA. #goodtimes
man this was the good times, you could always tell wich was the culture of someone because of much they were into it, hip hop heads, metalheads, punks, everything, it was so lively, i feel sad now looking at people, all feel the same.
@@ReaperCore15 for real man
@@ReaperCore15 and Every one is hella self indulged and sensitive
who's still listening 22 years later??
25 years later
I m in with it n u...still b like this 4 long time did, easy...
tyese28 2020
Lawwd a mercy
tyese28 me🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Man 92-97 was the SECOND Golden Age and I lived it! I was going to school over in Manhattan when this came out. Biggie, Pac, Groove Theory, Lil Viscious, Zhane, Brand Nubian, Naughty, SWV, Kut Klose, Nas, Kim, Foxy, Jay, Black Moon, Coco Brovaz, Lost Boyz and the list goes on... All had joints out. Like Blac Panther said SO MANY FLAVORS! That's when I met my wife. Miss those days of New York Undercover, Chinese food and Karl Kani! NYC4LYFE
+panamaniak I'm reminded of high school dances and summer in the 90's when I hear music like this
You're exactly right. That's the golden era. Just past that new jack era and just before that commercial Versace bullshit. RIP
Brooklyn massive me de here!!!!
The 90s are the most coolest years ever
panamaniak wish our music could back OMG show the new generation what real rap is....lol....
I was 10 when this came out. I stayed by the radio for hours tryna record this song on tape. Thought is was the greatest beat ever when it dropped.
The beat just popped up in my head and I searched for it
Still is yoo
BDP crew had the ill beats..this, Loves gonna getcha, Im still #1 , Jimmy....damn near all of them
word. I also thought the lil kid in the video was the coolest kid I'd ever seen.
Man those were the days. Press record on your cassette player to Hot 97
53yrs old. On break in my car jammin!
Are you in Sales ?
Keep it loud brother
MEMORIES! , so you was 25 when this legendary song debuted!!
Facts OG salute 🙏
indeed. we took hip hop for granted. now it's fighting to survive.
bahamianshaolin facts bro preach !!!! 90s hip hop was everything man the greatest era ever
Only thing we could do now is keep these classics alive
nowadays they produce perversion of hip hop called mumble rap with just stupid lyrics, somebody shoot drake, lil wayne, nicki minaj and most of todays rappers
bahamianshaolin sad that this has to be said
Born in 79 . Yes we let our culture slip from us .
This song still gets me hype 26 years later!!!!
what 😂
Still🔥..............
Brrrraaaaap.......
🔥🔥🔥
Same!
yooo someone pray for this shit to come back
shufflePuff101 ikr
it wont be me
I've been praying for the last ten years, Homie!!!!
It's here we got to push it to the front 💪💯✌
Right
Man i remember back in the day this track was blasting out of speakers every weekend. Still slaps hard in 2023 and beyond.
Hell yeah! I was a teenager when this came out
2023 here
Freshman year of college this song was on both decks and my DJ friend would just cut back and forth, back and forth. I love this track so much.
@@kenflaggyes, I remember this from freshman year as well. First time hearing it was on an opening episode of 'New York Undercover'.
Seemed like that song took off thereafter much how you described.
the energy back in those days was unbelievable
BIG FACTS
Facts
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@@kingsativa pp]]p]ppp
@@nicholasschneiderman5210 pushing P
When hip hop had that Jamaican influence, big up all dem west indians from Bluefields Nicaragua, we chat patois like dem...
NYC so Island heavy
SEEN
Hip-Hop was birthed with the help of Jamaican influence.....people don't want to talk about it.
@@Demas242 Not really, if you are talking about actually rapping Foundational Black Americans planted the the seeds here and were rapping way back in the 1940's long before Kool herc was born or even came to America. There was a Christian group called the Jubalaries that were rapping way back then. RUclips them.. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hell yeah! I grow up to this kind of music
This is an underrated classic right here. One of the many Dancehall Reggae tracks that mixed with Hip Hop. If you don't understand this song. Basically this song is about putting the guns away and fighting with fists. Mad Lion was down with BDP (Boogie Down Productions) KRS One's crew for those youngins that don't know real Hip Hop.
The whole album is underrated
he was supposed to be a much much bigger, i know his songs were tough and on tv. but i dunno what happened.
Amen
I just saw mad lion perform in la with krsone I Lost my mind Ill track
I agree with you
2022 and this beat is still hard asf
Hell yeah
he killed this in KRS versus not long ago
Forever
fat joe was in almost everybody's music video from the 1994-1996 period
Joe has a rich history in hip-hop from DITC, down with BBP, and others. Most of his new fans do not even know. J Crizzy 😆
@@Anonx82 but he mad shady
i caught that and thought it was crazy
94-2021
FIXED
@@AngelD68 like bitchmade 50 cent!Fuck 50!
Anyone else is going through all their favorite jams thinking about how life was back in the days ? Tell me I'm not the only one ✌🏼️
Me currently .... I continue 😋
Yup on Christmas night 2021
@@kerryalfaro9437 Same ☺️
🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️
Your noy the only one
This is true hip-hop culture. Took it for granted back when it was still around.
+Leondrius how old were u when this released?
DaOldSchoolRapLova96 Mid to late teens.
+Leondrius Very very lucky you are.
DaOldSchoolRapLova96 Why is that?
+Leondrius Come man? Why is this a convo haha. You were like 16-19 during all this!!! That is a blessin. U were probably banging these tracks in ur whip at the time, sparking memories with the at the time, natural girls who im sure came around. Parties, high school, styles, tv shows movies. I mean u walked outside it appeared and were instantly in the scene of that hip hop vibe.
I ain't Jamaican,but songs like this makes me wish I was sometimes😎😎😎😎
Me too 🇯🇲. My son is half
😂😂
I'm the real jamaican mark hanley
Damn this song came out 1994 I was in 10th grade now I’m 42 years old and now it’s 2019 and it still be jamming
Celebrity wagon with rim's and tint 15 in woofer in the back
V Smith Baby Me.
I was in 9th grade!!!! Good times😩
I was a Senior in HS! Great times, Great Music! Miss those days
@@TraumaRider me too class of 94
It's not fair what these new artist are getting away with.
They are getting away with murder.....................Murdering my ears.
It's highway robbery!
We need the hip hop police in the worst way
Chris Caruthers Amen!
u just listenin in the wrong places man. Theres still A LOT OF FUCKING DOPE SHIT out there.
I miss 94/95 almost brings a tear to my eyes. Thinking about NY in the summer. Jamaica Ave...the smells of food, the crowds, the dollar vans bumpin' this on a Saturday afternoon... Go to the city later with my wife and kick it.... Miss NYC....
***** Lol! You ain't never lied bruh! Worst song of 94,95,96 eats the best these kids got in '14! Fa real! lol... See you from my old jumpoff the Boogie Down! Queens bred but got my Ed in the BX lol
I used to see Joe in Queens on Jamaica ave back in his DITC days lol! He's gone Hwood now lol! Thanks for the p-list! You got crazy joints! BTW Florida is one of my most hated states lol! I'm in Va now. Neither is good for NY cats lol! One!
Lol! No doubt fam! Same to you! Lol
lmao you aint lying
Damn I wish I grew up in ny man reading yalls stories is dope
Bruh it was dope seeing this on the Krs-One vs Big Daddy Kane Tonight
Yes bro . All the way
Capri and krs work well together!
Yes!!
Flatbush getting that money good old days 😎
Facts bro
2020 coronavirus lockdown and pumping this klassic. R u still pumping this in 2020?
June 2020!
July 2020
August 2020
october 2020
hell yea!! and it's 2021! lol
One of THE hardest Beats in Hip Hop.
#agreed
Facts! Fab kill it
True hip hop mad respect to NYC and from the south.. I miss New York Undercover...
Rick's channel every Thursday night
- Just thinking that !
@@thephoenix2176 que ytt
@@alfredosilva713 Those same lips that wrote for me to be que ytt- can 💋 my butt
U know wassup bro 💪🏽 much respect to u too bro
Hands down, one of the sickest baselines ever created!!!! BX stand up!
facts on it
Snapple!
ehh
💯
Yea that's right
Real hip hop with a reggae flair! Classic
Hip hop and dancehall u mean!?
Thanks to early 91 nwa put reggae beats in their songs and had yardie man in always into something
This went hard at every hooky party I attended in the 90’s 😭 dam I miss the golden era.
Thank you New York Undercover for bringing me back here
😂
That show had the best soundtrack
Same here lol. Was just watching a rerun and googled the lyrics and this is how i found it.
The Best soundtrack my college dorm stayed lit watching New York Undercover dancing in my small dorm room 🇯🇲 The 90s era 🔥
Thank you New York Undercover!
I miss 90s Hip Hop. It brought people together from all walks of life ,Races and backgrounds. Better times.
Rite on
No it didn’t , black people were demonized for rap music and culture , other races started listening to it and stealing and mimicking it.
One of those songs I'm happy to own on Vinyl!
When this came out, NYC was FIRE, amazing decade of timeless pieces!
I remember this when I was carrying my son and when this beat come on he would move in my belly🙌🏾🙌🏾 He 27🥰🥰🥰
LEGENDARY!
90s was such a marathon & legacy , it is missed dearly 😔
Lol i luv it
So amazing, Epic 🔥🔥🔥💯💪
2 minutes 3 second into video 🔥🔥🔥
Memories... Jamaica to NYC... 80's and 90's... what times those were!
Brooklyn in dis bitch
I was a little young boy when this shit came out, brings back so many memories.... I miss the 90s
ARIESGANG757 Rip Uncle James Carter I remember listening to this song in the car On my way! To pay our respect back in 93’
Yo remember when new York undercover used this
ARIESGANG757 so do i
@@rashadcampbell8233 this song dropped in that late spring & early summer of 94 my brova 💪🏾
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One of the maddest intros in hip hop history
That beat is ice cold!!
But still hot in 2020
Yep had to get a blanket💃💃💃💃
I get so much nostalgia. 80$ 90s
Born raised Brooklyn Dominicano
Salute to my jah Jamaicans n boricuas
classic you don't listen to music like this anymore on the radio
I WISH I OWNED A TIME MACHINE!!!!
One of the best riddims/beats ever... Straight..
Take it easy Anyone hear in 2024 🇯🇲
2024... TKE IT EASY¨
@@pavelklimes2793😮😮😮😮
Yessir 2024
Meee in March 2024
yessirr 🔥🔥🔥🤣
Back in 94 my boy Henry let me hold this single on cassette. Man I listened one time and said he not getting this back. Lol damn the memories
In 93 I could record onto tapes, why not be a good friend to Henry and just makes yourself a copy and give him back the original, hiphop taught you to steal?
Shaheer Henderson I swear it’s 1994
Shaheer Henderson 94
Can I get my shit back bruh?
@@henrycastellanosiv1875 Lol
Where my bamboo earrings, name plate everything!!!! Block parties, straight life, hot 97... ahhhhh good times
This is one of my favorite songs in the world the sickest beat ever God I miss the 90s wish I had a time machine it was some good times man I swear, I feel sorry for the kids in this generation that didn't get a chance to experience what us 80s / 90s kids did an I'm a 84 baby to be exact lol
Mrs. T. Brown, I couldn't agree more. You look great too.
Fr thoo , SOOO many great memories & what a feeling , LIFE WAS GREAT before social media
Facts it was blessing growing up the golden age of hip hop in 1990s
Facts 💯
you sure?
Man Wish I could have lived in the NYC during the mid-eighties early nineties. Seem like it was good and fun times with Hip Hop being at it's peak.
This always reminds me of the show New York Undercover...telling my age
Why does it remind you of it?
They played this on ny undercover
Riiiiight they played the entire song
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@@navielehayes5539 they always played a hot record when the crime was being committed during the opening scene of the show. this was 1 of em
Look at fat Joe behind the turntables. Young as hell. What happened to hip hop ??? Miss these days. So glad I was born in 1980. I witnessed all the good shit.
TOO MANY SUCKERS & NOT ENOUGH TIME..mad Lion knew what was gonna happen to the rap game
trudat
And What in the WORLD happened to those SUCKERS? 0:35
ONCEUPONAMYTH REALITY really doe ther gone all disney music wit wack lyrics no pain no soul.
Hold This L. Debarge hopefully we can go back to the 90s feeling again somehow..
giving me 90's chills, the best era😋
This is by far one of the hardest beats/song ever!
Besides being from Brooklyn, my brother and I were with the 82nd airborne division and this was his favorite song or one of them. We both like this song but this was his favorite my brother passed away and I played this song constantly. My brother was called Brooklyn. What is first name was Robert, so he is you, Robert Brooklyn, Felton
This beat tho. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
FFFFFFFFFFIRRE!!!!! WORD!!!
CQ III yep 💕
Krs produced it!
KRS-1 killed it word.
Worn out Testicles would’ve guessed RZA
This still one of the hardest beats i ever heard
KRS 1❤
Mad lion with black moon -- my first hip hop concert!!!! December 1992 Wilkes University Wilkes Barre PA..my hometown. I remember it like it was yesterday. 30.years later -- I'm still rocking out yo this.
This shit still go HARD after all these yrs. dope as classic music. These new cats couldn’t flow over beat like tht
Thanks to 2023 BET Awards, remember this song since childhood. I was nine years old live in Yonkers/BX, NY. SN: STILL jamming!!!!
Glad I was raised 🇵🇷around my jamaican people they are the best ❤I’m 52 and miss my 90 era 🥹
New York Undercover brought me here! I remember always loving this song since I was little.
which epsidoe
@@higherregion sins of the father
same
play this loud for 2016! bring it back
2017!!!
john argue to late had this banging all summer...keep in going in 2k17
How LOAD? Causing DEAFNESS to YOUR ears?
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17 years old, hanging on 125th in a car full of my friends on a hot summer night blasting this #90'sbaby😉
tonieleonpaklo
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I was 19 with my love! 🎶 💃🏾💕
Yes
You understand Hip Hop. Stay safe young King & keep bumping that real music out your whip or crib wherever you go/are.
Mannnn…being a teenager in the 90’s was the best!
People DON'T understand what a great song THIS IS!!! Gotta take it EASY..
They just don't get it!
Take it easy
Who's the kid providing the feature echo in the background?
TAKE IT HARD. WILL YOU?😫
They stripped Nyc of all of it's flavor. No more vibes people wouldn't understand if didn't live there.
facts smh
+charlycash Word bro. Nothing Hip Hop about New York anymore
+charlycash yeah NY looks like louisvill now country as hell !
+Tarkeema Lewis I don't know about that but a lot of things that made city great is gone.
that is scary! so all we have is pictures and videos of the past.just great.i guess bloodberg did his job.
Such a dope ass track and lions voice is perfect for this track
This beat alwaysss knocked.. it had Ny on fire in the summer ❤️
Take it easy 2023🎉
Damn man, I miss this type of music, shit was relaxed but tough at the same time
Oliver Gutierrez Amen
As the Jeans got Tighter, the Music got Wacker
Yiliyahu Yisrael agreed
FACTS!!!!!!!!!
Trill
WORD!! Peace Hebrew
Facts
What was in the water in the 90s? My goodness...
It's kinda a mid-way point where A&R and record companies let the artist and streets dictate the music. It's why the 90's were so diverse. X-Clan, Krs-One, N.W.A., Too Short, Wu-Tang Clan, ATCQ could all top the charts on any given month. We had options and everybody got a chance to shine.
Hip Hop was alive and well
Passion and creativity, making something from nothing!
I was 8 years old when this song came out and I still remember the vibes back then. I love it!
Even though I was 3 and don't remember it lol its still hot
Mad Lion definitely had some shit he needed to get off his chest.
Right 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This beat is a damn classic man. Legendary!
Yo I remember when Mad Lion Preformed this at the tunnel night club in like 95 ! The Whole Club was Doing the Pepper Seed Dance ! Lol. The 90s Kid .. U had to be there ! They’ll never be another era like this …
Never ever again... We were so lucky to be part of it at its Golden Peak
I feel like crying right now. How could time pass by like this?
Im with you ... Sometimes i feel like cryin when i Hear Gems like this... But i hold tigntly to the fact we were so lucky an so blessed to been part of the greatest era of hip hop of all time
Gotta Take It Easy.. Whaatt! Classic 💕
Demetria Calvin Yes
this song is a hard classic
2019 and i still loooooove his voice!
REGGAE + HIP HOP + RAGGA MUFFING + R&B = OLD SCHOOL,.
90'S OLD SCHOOL NEVER DIES,
I hope this happens in the afterlife!!! Late 1980s and 90s hip hop please Most High!!!!!
Exactly 👍🏿
fabolous did a freestyle on this beat, this what got me here. Classic
binthakid biggie got one too but its just the first verse to unbelievable
same
And killed dat shit
Oh shit going to find that in 2018. Beat go so hard
binthakid he not playing no game's with the beat....
I agree we had a lot of flavors in hip hop back then good times :-)
Dope Hip hop/Dancehall collaboration. The beat goes too hard 🔥. Never get tired of it. This song was everywhere on the streets of Brooklyn when I was growing up. The 90's...what a time.
that was filmed at my old Jr high school C.I.S. 148x... Charles D. Drew. ....
.I would definitely take 1980's & 1990's hip. hop...over this crap we have now... ..
Liz 146 ma
This is one of the hardest beats of all time.
Man I was never even the biggest Reggae fan but Take It Easy was always a classic. Big Ups to Mad Lion and the whole BDP!!!!
In this case, it was Ragga Hip-Hop. And incidentally, this very track
was one of THE LAST prominent hits of the original Ragga Hip-Hop era.
My family and had the honor to meet and greet with Mad Lion at rhymefest 2023 yo this event was fire if you weren't there you missed it..
Who's listening to this song on February 2, 2018 😎
I'm still listening
May 22, 2018......
31ST MAY :)
UltraSwag
August 2018!!! Fire 🔥
Me lol
We used to be up in the club just sweating (dehydrated)and dancing to this joint right here!!! This was the jam!!! Brings back soooo many good memories of college FSU’s back at JCSU!!!
This song takes me back to a place and time in history we'll never get again...
You nailed it
Wow this takes me back..
+James Lapierre Same here!
Still dope Props to MAD LION. Jamaica n Puerto Rico the hottest islands in the Caribbean. We the Caribbeans are still taking over the World Lol What I'm Mad Ready ..Jamaicans,PRicans,Dominicans,Cubans the Haitians we all Caribbeans. PLAO BUMBACLOT.
LONG LIVE AFRICA
In Nicaragua we chat just like Jamaica, we have dancehall artist since the 80s...papa bantam, kali boom, CARIBINGHI, Bluefieldsoundsystem...etc
Finally found this damn song!!! Had it in my head since i was a kid 😜
Same here.
Why can't music now be like this?
LOVED this cut back in the day! STILL listen to it on my ipod!
Still bumpin in 2020!
Yes sirr