@@bliine I have said this FOR YEARS!!! I rate it as the GREATEST VERSE IN HIP HOP!!! NOBODY was rappin like this in 1996… NOBODY. PERIOD. But Hip Hop was kinda regionalized in that era. If you were on a MAJOR, you were on a Major. But even then, “at times” you could still be “prodominantly” known AND APPRECIATED by your region more. I sincerely believe this verse is one of the GREATEST VERSES of ALL TIME. This album alone solidifies BUN B AS AN EXCEPTIONAL LYRICIST.
in my opinion, the holy trinity of southern hip-hop is Outkast, UGK and 8ball and MJG. 8ball and mjg started that southern pimp shit and were a heavy influence on outkast and ugk. you should react to 8ball and mjg's comin out hard in its entirety. its only like 9 tracks and definitely one of the best and most influential albums of that era.
@@jjmuse75 nah, i agree 100%. the only reason i left them out is because GB's were a different vibe. the three i mentioned where on some smoothed out pimp shit, while GB's where hardcore gangsta rap. honestly...the three i mentioned probably wouldnt exist if it werent for the GB's.
The anniversary of this album was earlier this month. One of my favorite hip hop tracks of the 90s and a classic album. Definitely gotta put this album on the list for an album reaction.
Pimp C specifically made this beat for Bun B to rip. I can't remember if it was because Bun asked him to or was it because Pimp thought Bun B didn't get enough credit for his lyricism.
According to Bun, he didn't want to do One Day cause he wanted something uptempo since they were rapping on a lot of down tempo beats. Pimp convinced Bun to do One Day and in return, he'll give Bun something uptempo to spazz on. The fact Bun woke up from a nap and freestyled the verse in one take cements it as a legendary. Some of the details might be off a bit.
@@raymunson he probably was a baby cause I was thinking the same thing I remember hearing this coming from texas when it first came out on the radio I couldn't wait to get home (I'm in Louisiana) I was 15/16 when this dropped went straight to the store lol
UGK kinda kickstarted the whole "coke rap" subgenre. The first song I ever heard by them was "Pocket Full of Stones" from the Menace II Society soundtrack.
I'm a country boy from the top of the south in central Kentucky. Im a fan of all regions in rap/hip hop music. In 98, I moved to Brooklyn, NYC with my sister & her dude that's from there. I took all my cds, mostly artists from the south with me. My friends, my sisters dude, and his family up there fell in love with the shit I had, including this album. They didn't know that, in the words of Andre' 3000, "The South got something to say!"
Pimp has never need the greatest lyricist for sure BUT he will ALWAYS outshine anyone he collaborates with due to his demeanor and swag. He was so talented. He was a producer, he played instruments, he sang, and rapped. I’m a UGK alumni since 1993 when I was about 14 years old.
T.I. has a video saying this was one of his favorite verses. Kinda has a T.I. flow now that I think about it so I can see how T.I.P. was influenced by it.
When we were kids, we would hop on our bicycles with our Walkman, and press play on "Too Hard To Swallow" at the same time before riding off wherever we were going. 🤣
Wow, you finally got to this. I would've honestly thought you already got to it lol but I definitely gotta do that Ridin Dirty album shoot. I honestly gotta tap back into the South as well miss me sum 8Ball n MJG🫡🫡🙏🙏
Man, this album came out damn near 30 years ago and I go back to it at random times throughout the years specifically for Bun B's verse then I end up playing the rest of the album over and over for the next 3 or 4 days.
The fact that you appreciate and enjoy this at much as you enjoy Wu Tang and Nas is the reason you're my favorite reactor. Just a love for the art Thank you
I’m from Louisiana and was in Junior High first time I heard UGK. Front, Back, Side to Side, Pocket Full of Stones but when “Ridin Dirty” dropped it made me proud to be where I was from. Port Arthur is on the Louisiana Texas border along I-10 and I know they both have family in Louisiana so culturally I understood the organ Pimp used in the beats like we usually only heard in church and related to what they were saying especially Pimp about they don’t respect South so “we don’t need yall, since Hip Hop started in NY, we don’t make hip hop this Country Rap Tunes.” Also not sure how true but I’ve heard in several places “Ridin Dirty” was one of 2 PAC’s favorite albums. Also after UGK & 3-6 did “Sippin on Syrup” they were going to start a group Underground Mafia but Pimp soon went to jail and never materialized. How dope would that have been?
I was in 11th grade in Atlanta when this came out. Me and my cousin who had just graduated the year prior use to ride up and down Glenwood rd straight blasting this song on repeat!
Bun B is legend and good dude. Pimp C RIP also a legend and laid down all the tracks. The beats and samples are often overlooked. UGK bangs like no one else for me.
They compliment each other well!!! Bun a lyrical assassin while Pimp giving you that raw both through his lyrics and production!!! Long live the Pimp!!!
Mane.....I remember when this album 1st came out. My cousin and I both had that beat in the back. 4-12 competition was no joke. THE OG TRUE TRAP MUZIC!
If you really want to hear more of this era and version of Bun B, check out: Belts To Match….Ball and Bun w/ 8Ball….Take No Shit w/ MJG…..Swing Wide w/ 5th Ward Boyz….Retaliation w/ BG….Im Comin w/ Hot Boyz….Woodwheel….Look At Me….Playaz From The South w/ master P….Meal Ticket….Break Em Off Something….Mo Milly w/ Drake….Down With Us w/ Scarface…. Murder is really just one of many
I discovered UGK way too late in my life, at like 29 after a lifetime of listening to hip-hop. Love this album and self titled. Pimpin ain't dead! Also you know i gotta keep bugging you about Tribe's We Got it From Here and Devin the Dude haha
Crazy thing is…. Buns verse was so top notch & the best of his career that people don’t realize Pimp SNAPPED on this and it’s prolly his best showing of lyricism
Pimp C is a criminally underrated producer.
So true
If Pimp was from New York people would be saying he might be the greatest rapper-producer ever
No, we miss Sweet James Jones in Russia❤
@@johnnyknoxville5917 Double that💯
And doing with original melodies... not relying on famous samples
Bun B’s verse is top 5 of all time to me!
U ain’t never lied 🤦🏾♂️🔥
I got it as #1
@@bliine I have said this FOR YEARS!!! I rate it as the GREATEST VERSE IN HIP HOP!!! NOBODY was rappin like this in 1996… NOBODY. PERIOD. But Hip Hop was kinda regionalized in that era. If you were on a MAJOR, you were on a Major. But even then, “at times” you could still be “prodominantly” known AND APPRECIATED by your region more. I sincerely believe this verse is one of the GREATEST VERSES of ALL TIME. This album alone solidifies BUN B AS AN EXCEPTIONAL LYRICIST.
All time🔥!
Facts
UGK “Ridin Dirty” album is a classic….no skips.
@@ascension-spiritualawakeni7865 no skips!!!! 👑
No skips, whatsoever 🎯💯💯
FACTS!
They both went off! That's one of Pimp's best verses too! Murder is my all time favorite UGK song
This album is classic. Pinky Ring (next track after this song) is my favorite
Bun snap on this also
Factsssssss!!!!
Bun snapped on this track!
in my opinion, the holy trinity of southern hip-hop is Outkast, UGK and 8ball and MJG. 8ball and mjg started that southern pimp shit and were a heavy influence on outkast and ugk. you should react to 8ball and mjg's comin out hard in its entirety. its only like 9 tracks and definitely one of the best and most influential albums of that era.
That’s tough…..harrrrrrrd to leave out The Geto Boys though. Especially Face. I understand though.
@@jjmuse75 nah, i agree 100%. the only reason i left them out is because GB's were a different vibe. the three i mentioned where on some smoothed out pimp shit, while GB's where hardcore gangsta rap. honestly...the three i mentioned probably wouldnt exist if it werent for the GB's.
🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯
You right but Project Pat up there to!
...I concur vehemently brethren!!!💯💪🏾💯💪🏾💯💪🏾
Bun B had one of the best verses of all time on there. Breath control was on beast mode and he did it in one take.
UGK- Wood Wheel 🔥🔥😮💨
@@readyreddd9102 definitely co-sign
" might pop me a pill bih Im working wood wheel" 😂
Gotta do do “Wood Wheel”
@@readyreddd9102 Bun's verses on Wood Wheel is unmatched.
Pocket full of stones!!!!
Ahhhhh yeah, FINALLY! Bun is one of them ones! As lyrical as they come. R.I.P. Pimp C!!! 🙏
Another2 tracks where UGK went crazy… C-Murder ft UGK “AKickDoe” and Fiend ft UGK “Slangin”. Trust me. Pure 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@theoriginalsamueljohnson You ain't lying bruh 💪🏾💪🏾
The anniversary of this album was earlier this month. One of my favorite hip hop tracks of the 90s and a classic album. Definitely gotta put this album on the list for an album reaction.
The south been running the Game these Country Rap Tunes be Beating the block up.
You can’t go wrong with this album it’s timeless and I ride to this till this day 🔥🔥
pocket full of stones , cocaine in the back of the ride , 3 in the morning to get started
@@favors59 yessir
Can't forget High Life.
@@favors59 you can't forget Tell Me Something Good, I Feel Like I'm Doing Dope, and 3 Sixteens
Nobody gives a dam whe 7:44 n you eating ramen noodles beef jerkyspam...Bun@koopakarmichael5856
You have to check out spice 1 jealous got me strapped featuring 2Pac
This whole album should really get a review, definitely a classic
Pimp C specifically made this beat for Bun B to rip. I can't remember if it was because Bun asked him to or was it because Pimp thought Bun B didn't get enough credit for his lyricism.
I jus saw a video but I can't remember what podcast it was where Bun said pimp wrote a this verse for him. Or he said pimp said Bun wrote better
Both of them reasons
Bun asked him to give him something uptempo
According to Bun, he didn't want to do One Day cause he wanted something uptempo since they were rapping on a lot of down tempo beats. Pimp convinced Bun to do One Day and in return, he'll give Bun something uptempo to spazz on.
The fact Bun woke up from a nap and freestyled the verse in one take cements it as a legendary.
Some of the details might be off a bit.
This whole album is very much worth reacting
Classic album. One of my favorites. I was fresh out of highschool. Class of '96.
Classic! Do master p feat ugk-break em off somethin
or 50 cent feat ugk-as the world turns
One of Pimp highlights verses
Wood Wheel is a classic. Their back n forth flows were lit!!!
One of the coldest rap verses in Hiphop history belongs to Bun B
30yrs? and you just now hearing this wow 🤯 that hole album put in ride no skips #RIPPIMPC
@@raymunson he probably was a baby cause I was thinking the same thing I remember hearing this coming from texas when it first came out on the radio I couldn't wait to get home (I'm in Louisiana) I was 15/16 when this dropped went straight to the store lol
Man, I'm 24 and been riding to UGK for over year and have 'em number 1 on my favorite rappers list
He was born in 2000 if I’m not mistaken. Ahamd doing what he was supposed to do as a music student go in the crates and study
No skips
Feds in Town and Its Supposed to Bubble are some solid tunes off the Super Tight album
Bun B verse is one of the most celebrated in hip hop history!!!!!
Definitely a classic . Meal Ticket Master P UGk eightball MJG
@@warrendixon7775 You know Something! I approve
The south been slept on. This album the mid 90s. The whole album fire
Bun B a Dirty South goat!
Riding Dirty is a blues album with dudes rapping. One of the introspective albums in hip hop. Very soulful
UGK kinda kickstarted the whole "coke rap" subgenre. The first song I ever heard by them was "Pocket Full of Stones" from the Menace II Society soundtrack.
Not gonna full on disagree but Geto Boys - ScarFace was doing the Tony Montana shit in the late 80s. It is for sure that South Texas style
I’m from Houston and that’s one of my favorite tracks from UGK,
That whole album is sick! Every songs goes crazy.
I listen to this song at least 4 times a day. The flow was jus on point, i discovered this song back in 2018 and been listenin since
I'm a country boy from the top of the south in central Kentucky. Im a fan of all regions in rap/hip hop music. In 98, I moved to Brooklyn, NYC with my sister & her dude that's from there. I took all my cds, mostly artists from the south with me. My friends, my sisters dude, and his family up there fell in love with the shit I had, including this album. They didn't know that, in the words of Andre' 3000, "The South got something to say!"
Pimp has never need the greatest lyricist for sure BUT he will ALWAYS outshine anyone he collaborates with due to his demeanor and swag. He was so talented. He was a producer, he played instruments, he sang, and rapped. I’m a UGK alumni since 1993 when I was about 14 years old.
Bun dropped a Top 5er on this one.
I know I played it 30 times straight back in ‘96 lol
Yes that Ridin Dirty album is one of my all time favorites. A definite banger.
I check for reactions to this song bout every 6 months.
Bun verse one of the most slept on of all time in my opinion.
UGK been making solid good music for decades
They all killed it
Facts 🔥🔥
Bun’s verse needs to be studied
Facts. It’s going down in the books 😭😭🔥
His verse is broke down on RUclips
@@KingAhmadTv Check out a video titled "T.I.’s Favorite Verse: Bun B’s Verse on “Murder” | VERSES" it's funny AF
T.I. has a video saying this was one of his favorite verses. Kinda has a T.I. flow now that I think about it so I can see how T.I.P. was influenced by it.
@@tywayne3 yea I watched that🔥
Bun B verse on this is so underrated
Ridin Dirty is a classic album but SUPERTIGHT is that one! Return, Supposed to Bubble, Front to back, 3 16s…whole album rides
@@TRILLdUP713 3 16's is a banger and i left it wet for you
Ugk, 🎱ball & mjg, tela, goodie mob
Classic rap
Pimp C made this beat specifically so that Bun B. could go off lyrically. He told him, " I made this for just you so you can kick that rap shit."
Pimp C is an underrated beat maker and producer!!!
Finally someone is reaction to my music era ! Show these young what southern rap is all about ! My favorite UGK song Murder
When we were kids, we would hop on our bicycles with our Walkman, and press play on "Too Hard To Swallow" at the same time before riding off wherever we were going. 🤣
Man back in the day Bun, Pimp, 8Ball Mjg, Gangsta Boo, Twista Adrenaline Rush, 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I prefer Super Tight but both albums are undeniable classics.
Yes Sir SUN. Your Pop's been waiting on The UGK reaction. The SOUTH GOT SOMETHING TO SAY
Been waiting on you to discover this masterpiece!!!
Man this took me back to 8th grade standing at the bus stop with the disc man. Classic album!
Wow, you finally got to this. I would've honestly thought you already got to it lol but I definitely gotta do that Ridin Dirty album shoot. I honestly gotta tap back into the South as well miss me sum 8Ball n MJG🫡🫡🙏🙏
Man, this album came out damn near 30 years ago and I go back to it at random times throughout the years specifically for Bun B's verse then I end up playing the rest of the album over and over for the next 3 or 4 days.
I got a chance to see Bun B perform this verse live in Nashville I was hype af
PEACE KING. PEACE TO THE FAMILY. BUN B IS AN ALL TIME GREAT. RIP TO THE PIMP💯🔥🔥🔥🔥
I saw UGK in concert in 1992 when they had just came out with "Too Hard To Swallow." Straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The fact that you appreciate and enjoy this at much as you enjoy Wu Tang and Nas is the reason you're my favorite reactor.
Just a love for the art
Thank you
This is my favorite UGK song. This beat hit so hard!!!
Mine too 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bun said he did his verse in 2 takes....after he woke up after hearing the beat playing in the studio lol
Cant wait for the Scarface reaction. That classic West and Souith era need love too, love the announcement.
Is King doing The Fix?! I pray he does; one of my favourite albums of all time. 🔥
Untouchable is a classic
The Fix classic
Made is underrated
Both were 🔥🔥..Bun B🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bro I didn’t know you hadn’t reacted to this yet. Thanks from H-Town! 🤘🏾💪🏾❤️
Best rap group of all time
This my shit!! 🔥🔥🔥 Pimp had the best intro verse and Bun followed up with the haymaker
Hell yeah you gotta do more Texas! Rap A Lot 4 life
Z-ro, Propain, Keke, Big Pokey, Killa kyealon
I’m from Louisiana and was in Junior High first time I heard UGK. Front, Back, Side to Side, Pocket Full of Stones but when “Ridin Dirty” dropped it made me proud to be where I was from. Port Arthur is on the Louisiana Texas border along I-10 and I know they both have family in Louisiana so culturally I understood the organ Pimp used in the beats like we usually only heard in church and related to what they were saying especially Pimp about they don’t respect South so “we don’t need yall, since Hip Hop started in NY, we don’t make hip hop this Country Rap Tunes.” Also not sure how true but I’ve heard in several places “Ridin Dirty” was one of 2 PAC’s favorite albums. Also after UGK & 3-6 did “Sippin on Syrup” they were going to start a group Underground Mafia but Pimp soon went to jail and never materialized. How dope would that have been?
UGK always went hard
React to Master P "Break em Off Something." Bun B go hard on that song too
Yessuh
You should also review their 1994 2nd album Super Tight.
I was in 11th grade in Atlanta when this came out. Me and my cousin who had just graduated the year prior use to ride up and down Glenwood rd straight blasting this song on repeat!
This is hands down Bun’s best verse of all time.
Bun B is legend and good dude. Pimp C RIP also a legend and laid down all the tracks. The beats and samples are often overlooked. UGK bangs like no one else for me.
Back front back, is a major track Pocket full of stones, was their first major hit.
Bun B the trill OG has always applied himself ♥️🔥💯🫶🏼
This whole album is legendary and They definitely Murdered that track !!
Brings back a lot of memories...
Bout time somebody realized how HARD this verse is
On that album
High Life
One Day
Diamonds and Wood
Other songs
Why I Carry
Ain't That A Bitch
They compliment each other well!!! Bun a lyrical assassin while Pimp giving you that raw both through his lyrics and production!!! Long live the Pimp!!!
Diamonds & Wood - UGK
Listen to ugk tossed up. That's something you can jam in yo ride too. React to that...
Massacre by Pimp C is a must.
Chad Butler, the best who ever done it! RIP
They both went off on Fiends slangin. You gotta listen to that one
Mane.....I remember when this album 1st came out. My cousin and I both had that beat in the back. 4-12 competition was no joke. THE OG TRUE TRAP MUZIC!
Man bro that's a all time classic masterpiece that will never get old 💪
Classic..I would recommend reviewing that entire album..peace!
Murder one of the hardest tracks made
Bun in 96 to 2000 is what lil wayne was to 2004-08 and Wayne said this verse is what give him the spark
Except Wayne was always trash
90'
My dude... listen to some of their features... Fiend ft. UGK- Slangin'
I always change it when Bun comes on🤣 Strictly Pimp C
4 REAL
One of my fav beats all time and bun verse a classic!
They been on they G shit rest n paradise to pimp C too this generation really needs to tighten up with music fr
If you really want to hear more of this era and version of Bun B, check out: Belts To Match….Ball and Bun w/ 8Ball….Take No Shit w/ MJG…..Swing Wide w/ 5th Ward Boyz….Retaliation w/ BG….Im Comin w/ Hot Boyz….Woodwheel….Look At Me….Playaz From The South w/ master P….Meal Ticket….Break Em Off Something….Mo Milly w/ Drake….Down With Us w/ Scarface….
Murder is really just one of many
UGK is a must if you say you listen to rap. Pimp and the Bun aint no joke, my man! Rip PIMP C.
I discovered UGK way too late in my life, at like 29 after a lifetime of listening to hip-hop. Love this album and self titled. Pimpin ain't dead!
Also you know i gotta keep bugging you about Tribe's We Got it From Here and Devin the Dude haha
Bun B Kilt it but Pimps flow is wild
They both ate on this 🔥🔥🔥
I was 14 when this album came out and still jam it to this day
Crazy thing is…. Buns verse was so top notch & the best of his career that people don’t realize Pimp SNAPPED on this and it’s prolly his best showing of lyricism