Not just that but you have Q-Tip and Cube just chillin' on the same set. Most of the East Coast / West Coast beef shit was just there to sell records. All of those dudes respected and supported each other's hustle.
My nephew Angel turned me on to Cypress Hill when was 17. He was arrested in the Bronx (got tied up with some not so nice friends). I intervened and pleaded that he live with me in Upstate NY. The Judge granted my request instead of a jail sentence. He moved out after he graduated high school, returned to the Bronx and made a name for himself as a DJ. We kept in touch, he continued to share his love of Rap with me. I continued to mentor him and I learned to appreciate his music. Sadly, he passed away at 31. This song in particular, reminds me of him every time I hear it. So much so that I own 3 Cypress Hill CD’s and play them to this day. God Bless you Angel, I wait until we meet again in heaven. Thank you for sharing your passion with me. Peace Nephew.
They were like the ones who Kickstarted the 90's rap revolution, then House of Pain and the Chronic, and Ready To Die, and Illmatic changed the whole game
I didn't get at that time that this was a message against East Coast - West Coast beefing. You see both cities, rappers from different scenes, there's a lot of unity here.
As a fan of punk and thrash metal in the 80s these dudes caught my ear. Being a Mexican i gravitated towards this vibe and eventually bought some cds . Heavy fresh and organic orginal beats!
No surprise there. Cypress Hill, NWA, Wu Tang Clan, etc., are almost from the same era as Pantera, early Metallica, Exodus, Alice in Chains and Rage Against the Machine, among many others. Just simply dirty, grimey goodness. Definitely 1980-2000 was the golden era for such music. And now that you mention ethnicity, as a Mexican kid in the 90s I was lucky to have grown up in the El Paso/Cd Juarez borderland. I got exposed to all this music there. That, and growing up in the hood lends itself to this particular taste. And in a modern era of political myopia, people today would find it hard to believe that back then you could be a minority who likes both rap and metal in equal measure. Those were the days.
Comment makes no sense. Only one member of Cypress hill is chicano. DJ Muggs = Italian (NOT CHICANO) Sen Dog = Cuban (NOT CHICANO) Mellow Man = Cuban. (NO CHICANO) B-Real = The only chicano.
Look at the brotherhood and support for Cypress Hill. The 90's will forever be the golden era of Hip Hop. The music, the energy, the style/clothes, the vibe, the experience.
Funny. That's absolutely not accurate. The golden era started in the late 80's through the mid 90's. It's a ten year period my friend. You cannot dismiss 1980's.
Aztecas and Vagos are based on MS-13. They have a lot of tattoos. But Grove Street is based on Bloods or Crips because they do same gang signs but Crips are more passive and so does Grove. Ballas are Crips Grape Street.
GTA San Andreas introduced me to the Golden Age Hip Hop when I was 13 years old back in 2004. This was the first track I ever heard from the Golden Age and is still my favorite of all time. Long live Cypress Hill and Golden Age Hip Hop 4 Eva!🙌💪👌🔥
@@ogbasedcwizzy4325 No wonder! When I first heard this song, I thought Cypress Hill were the new and improved Run DMC! Just Mexican! They had a Queens (or Brooklyn), NY sound and everything! Then I found out they’re from LA, which completely changed my perspective but still loved their music though! Now, I’m hearing Sen Dog is from Queens! It’s 🤯 to me now!
0:04 Midnight Theme by Mazel 0:17 Tramp by Lowell Fulson 0:50 Are You Experienced? by Jimi Hendrix 0:56 Reading The Comics - July, 1954 by Fiorello La Guardia 2:46 Come On In by The Music Machine
I remember when Naughty By Nature first performed at Showtime at the Apollo back in '91, Treach was rockin' a Cypress Hill t-shirt. I had already bought the Cypress Hill album on cassette tape, but that co-sign right there validated everything for me.
Lamentablemente se me hace que muchos quieren hacerse los latinos teniendo un primo mexicano y lo peor es que ni siquiera conocen geográficamente Latinoamérica o diferencian mexicano de latino casi
It's 2005 You come home after your hard day at school you boot up PS2 You load up GTA San Andreas Tune into Radio and hear this song while cruising the city. Life is good
Oooh look at me guys I like old hip hop I'm so special, bro stop being a boomer there's good and bad music regardless of what time period it came out in
Seeing Q-Tip and Ice Cube cameo is something you don't see everyday especially back then during the whole Eastcoast/Westcoast rivalry. But I think B-Real, Cube, and Q-tip were some of the few that avoided that whole drama completely.
The eastcoast westcoast beef was way overhyped in the media. Artists were out there to make a buck, make connections and have fun. Most didn't give a damn about coasts.
I forgot what article I was reading but it was an interview with dj muggs and he said that Havoc and prodigy of Mobb Deep were there in the crowd as well
Nowadays it’s all the producer. Image. No talent. No brains. I miss the old days so much. People put thought into their art. Actually had a message. Today’s bullshit is purposely vague and nonsensical as if it shields it from criticism. “You just don’t get it.” Nah motherfucker you just don’t have talent or depth.
I bet 90% of people here are metal heads like me. Cypress just hits different than other rap back then. Saw them live at a Metal festival back in 2016, so I know I'm not alone.
For real hahahaha wish I listened to more hip hop when I was young albums like slipknot's self titled somehow got me looking into 90s rap. Go listen to "spit it out", "no life" or "only one"......💪😤🤘
Was in my 20s. I never realized how lucky I was to grow up then especially if you are into music. Just amazing diversity, all classics and all awesome.
IMO, It makes my Top 25 favorite flix of am time.I 1st seen it when I was 13, so it was SUPER INTENSE That 1st Time!!! Pac wudn't play'n once he got that 38 Revolver.
@@shojo8708 , I mean, You probably just seen them in that order like you said. But Year of Release wise, It was Boyz N Tha Hood '91', I seen that when I was 12 & I ain't gonna lie, I cried when (SPOILER ALERT FOR THOSE Besides Sho Jo, reading this Comment) Ricky got shot. That was an EXCELLENTLY Directed movie. Then Juice was '92', probably my favorite year of 'MY LIFE', Pagers, Land Line Phones, & Just people in General had a different mentality. Menace '93' Great Film, & I think Higher Learning was '95' but I own all those except the Latter. Not try'n to school ya, or be a know it all, I'm just an 80s & 90s movie buff & good with the years alot were released.
I was 16years old. Now I'm 48years old. THIS IS MY GENERATION! & It was Gosh Damn Amazingly Awesome. This was truly the best, pure pioneers - Even Ice Cube knew it at that time. Ice Cube, as a True Pioneer himself Recognized and Loved It. BTW, it was Louis Mario Freese AND Jimi Hendrix guitar samples put together that made this Phenomenal
Bru this came out when you where in school I'm still in school and everyone knows I dont fuck with wack music, Cypress hill, Big L, 2pac, Ghetto boys and much more still putting down. And people cant understand.
@@fofivefella2254 it is kind of scary though right I mean if you've been alive since late the 80s it's strange that for some of us time maybe coming to an end or at least on this plane of existence period so kind of bothers me but I feel like I'll be okay when I leave my body hopefully LOL kind of sound like I'm second-guessing myself here
CYPRESS HILL IS ONE OF THE 1st CALIFORNIA RAP GROUPS TO COME TO NEW YORK AND A VIDEO . CYPRESS HILL WASNT TRYING TO DIS LIKE THE DOGG POUND CAME THROUGH KICKING OVER THE BUILDINGS . CYPRESS HILL SHOWED RESPECT!!!
This song has withstood the test of time, but if you were there at the time it came out, if you were into hip-hop and heard this song, you knew right away-this is something else, something different, unique, distinguishable from anything or anyone else before, during, and now we know nothing that came after even comes close. This is hip-hop, no formulas, nostandards, totally new samples, styles, flow, lyrics, everything. One of the best rap songs of all time.
Funky ass beats and samples, with immense lyrical integrity is the reason why these late 80s and 90s artists have withstood the test of time. Today's ridiculous so-called rap could never live up to this kind of legacy!
@@enxgmatxcofficial Not with the rap genre, it conspicuously appears. History, can also become lost and forgotten history with no revitalization of those certain times. Also known as - Ancient History.
I went to Chuck's lecture and it was amazing. The whole crowd gasped when he said he loved Elvis. He explained that the Elvis reference in this song wasn't about him, but a construct of the entertainment industry using Elvis to capitalize on the music of black people. He then went on to say that Elvis was actually one of black people's biggest ally, in that he would never perform without his black backups and he always gave credit to the black community/artists.
Saw JUICE ( the movie ) with my pops in 92 i was 6 year old kid in NYC .. my pops brought the soundtrack the same day and i fell in love with this song. Shoutout : Radio Los Santos
+Shawn Rios classic film. love it. I remember seeing someone in that movie wearing a Fishbone shirt which made me later on check that band out as well.
0:32 oh shit i never noticed Ice Cube in this vid Remember they had diss tracks to each other? in my opinion I think cypress hill won that beef because although Ice Cube had some bars, Cypress Hill had some bars too PLUS they took the beat that Ice Cube used to diss them. That shit was crazy lol
Kampsy well ice cube fristly stole cypress' beat for one of his songs and then ice cube gets beat up for his rolex and chain and the guy who beat him (silo) gave it to cypress and then he dissed him.
Cube rightfully left N.W.A. Also, the guy who beat him was Shawn "Solo" Fonteno, did not take his Rolex, it was actually the Westside Truce Chain. Later returned to Cube
Most of you guys in the comments ARE TOO YOUNG TO REMEMBER that this song was used in a pivotal scene of the 1992 film "Juice" ... the title of the song makes total sense in the context of the film. The film was set in NYC and this was on the Juice Soundtrack, which is why Cypress Hill, an L.A. area rap group, filmed this in NYC.
Most of “YOU” guys are too young to remember Rage as an underground band. I have no clue what “Juice” is about; but, I remember seeing it at a Blockbuster store. Thanks to you, I want to watch it, now.
1991- Cypress Hill 1994- Nas Illmatic 1993- Wu Tang 36 Chambers 1996- Jay Z Reasonsble Doubt 1993- Tribe Called Quest Midnight Marauders 1995- GZA Liquid Swords 1995- Raekwon Only Built For Cuban Linx 1992- Dr Dre The Chronic 1991- Tribe Called Quest Low End Theory 1996- 2Pac All Eyes On Me 1995- 2Pac Me Agajnst the World 1996- Mobb Deep Hell on Earth 1997- Capone & Noreaga War Report 1995- Big L Lifestyles of the Poor and Dangerous 1992- Gangstarr Daily Operation 1996- Nas It Was Written 1994- Biggie Ready To Die 1997- Biggie Life After Death 1992- Beastie Boys Check Your Head 1994- Beastie Boys Ill Communication Too many good albums to remember
Cypress definitely engrained in the genres history & rightly so. Keeping in great company alongside other 90s rap groups like D12, Bone Thugs n Harmony, Outkast, Wu Tang Clan . . . & there's no mistaking theyr sound - super iconic & distinctive.
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I love how other rappers use to make cameos in music videos without rapping just shows how supportive they were of each other
There was lots of unity in hiphop back then. Mind you, those cameos are unpaid.
Try it in 2023 with the current hiphop royalties!
@@mustafahajjSnoop charging like $250K just to say Snoop D O double G on a record
@@edwardmunoz7853 I heard
Not just that but you have Q-Tip and Cube just chillin' on the same set. Most of the East Coast / West Coast beef shit was just there to sell records. All of those dudes respected and supported each other's hustle.
@@edwardmunoz7853no way 💀
My nephew Angel turned me on to Cypress Hill when was 17. He was arrested in the Bronx (got tied up with some not so nice friends). I intervened and pleaded that he live with me in Upstate NY. The Judge granted my request instead of a jail sentence. He moved out after he graduated high school, returned to the Bronx and made a name for himself as a DJ. We kept in touch, he continued to share his love of Rap with me. I continued to mentor him and I learned to appreciate his music. Sadly, he passed away at 31. This song in particular, reminds me of him every time I hear it. So much so that I own 3 Cypress Hill CD’s and play them to this day. God Bless you Angel, I wait until we meet again in heaven. Thank you for sharing your passion with me. Peace Nephew.
Damn
Wow
i thought this was the prince of bel air copypasta at first
Blessings and peace to you and yours. A BX legend truly
r.i.p.
Cypress Hill played a big role in hip hop👍👍
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they should be in the rock and roll hall of fame. they will be soon in my opinion
@MEGATRON u crazy as hell. Do your research
PunxRockNYC19 the only rock thing about this was ratm version so what do you mean??
They were like the ones who Kickstarted the 90's rap revolution, then House of Pain and the Chronic, and Ready To Die, and Illmatic changed the whole game
This beat never gets old. True classic
The 90's the Golden Age of Rap.
Cypress rules
Biga173rd facts
Facts
Rock also
Facts
I'm a huge metalhead but old groups like Cypress Hill, Wu Tang Clan, ICP, etc have a special place in my heart
Exactly dude.
If it's good, I'll listen to it... even if I don't normally flow that way. Same here.
Yes
ICP is way too horrorcore for me, I tried giving them a chance but not something I can listen to consistently
Same! Pantera, Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus to NWA, Onyx, Nas, Immortal Technique. . Actually going to see Slipknot with Cypress Hill next week! 🤘
Q Tip and Cube in the back. LEGEND.
funk
I didn't get at that time that this was a message against East Coast - West Coast beefing. You see both cities, rappers from different scenes, there's a lot of unity here.
@@SuperRobertoClemente wasn't no beef at this time
@@LuisPerez-sg2xy fair enough, i guess it got really bad with Tup and Biggie
@@SuperRobertoClemente magazine's make it worse vibe and the sources
Miss the days when rappers from everywhere was just fans of each other. Especially coming to NYC to shoot this videos
The unity in this is unreal
As a fan of punk and thrash metal in the 80s these dudes caught my ear. Being a Mexican i gravitated towards this vibe and eventually bought some cds . Heavy fresh and organic orginal beats!
they “sampled” Suicidal Tendencies with the line “All I Wanted was a Pepsi”
Same man, I like all the music, Pink Floyd, Slectric Wizard, Suicidal Tendencies, Crass, Cannibal Corpse, and now I’m cycling to 90’s rap
You need to get some Deliquent Habits in your play list..
No surprise there. Cypress Hill, NWA, Wu Tang Clan, etc., are almost from the same era as Pantera, early Metallica, Exodus, Alice in Chains and Rage Against the Machine, among many others. Just simply dirty, grimey goodness. Definitely 1980-2000 was the golden era for such music. And now that you mention ethnicity, as a Mexican kid in the 90s I was lucky to have grown up in the El Paso/Cd Juarez borderland. I got exposed to all this music there. That, and growing up in the hood lends itself to this particular taste.
And in a modern era of political myopia, people today would find it hard to believe that back then you could be a minority who likes both rap and metal in equal measure. Those were the days.
@@rockoorbe2002 check out Deliquent Habits...
I am 41 years old, hairline gone... stumbled on this song and my child hood came back. Thank you Cypress HIll
też mam 41 lat i lubię wrócić czasem do tych utworów :) wspomnienia wracają :)
I see what you did there. Child. Hood.
Old men can have some fun too...hehehehe
Now go watch Dr. Greenthumb and laugh your arse off...
Ditto
B Real's voice is uniquely wonderful.
Unmistakable and inimitable
Chicano will always run the hood 2024 and still love this jam
They don't run shit unless it's inside a Toilet😂
Comment makes no sense. Only one member of Cypress hill is chicano.
DJ Muggs = Italian (NOT CHICANO)
Sen Dog = Cuban (NOT CHICANO)
Mellow Man = Cuban. (NO CHICANO)
B-Real = The only chicano.
Cubans
@@AmericanCriminalsbut they grew up with the Chicano culture. They even talk like a Chicano
Being a New Yorker and seeing dudes from LA getting mad love from us is just dope. Watching them go all through NYC
The TRAIN CJ . .
THE TRAIN !!!
This not gta sa
THE DAMN TRAIN
@@supersaiyanc.o.v1087 it is
@@Chris-wq3rw how did you now
I feel like doing a drive-by on some Balls when I hear this jam.
0:46 Damn Ice Cube was everywhere in the early 90's
where you think he stole his clout from? THE KILLA HILLS
TWENNY 😂😂 WTF homie?!
Pino Mix it's facts G, Cube stole lyrics from Cypress Hill, listen to their song called No Rest For The Wicked
@@user-or7nv3uq4f cube had clout before Cyprus hill
SAFE HOUSE he was jealous that the hill wrote better songs so he tried to steal one
Cypress hill the west coast group with east coast style and sound❤
The greatest era of Hip Hop
Eric Correa faCTS!
Look at the brotherhood and support for Cypress Hill. The 90's will forever be the golden era of Hip Hop. The music, the energy, the style/clothes, the vibe, the experience.
Loved being a teenager in the 90's, the WU, Cypress Hill an on, miss those days
Word
Already 😁
90’s The golden era of hip hop 💯💯💯💯💯🫡🎶🎶🎶
Funny. That's absolutely not accurate. The golden era started in the late 80's through the mid 90's. It's a ten year period my friend. You cannot dismiss 1980's.
I used to listen to this when I was 63, and now I'm 17. This will forever be a classic! 💚
Ok.
@@fuji_filmsAlright.
@AlexBigShid K
Not this nonsense again
Proper rolling people in music for a m8
Everytime I hear this song. Reminds me of Juice
Cypress: Cesar and the AZTECAS
N.w.a: Cj and grooves
groves*
Aztecas and Vagos are based on MS-13. They have a lot of tattoos. But Grove Street is based on Bloods or Crips because they do same gang signs but Crips are more passive and so does Grove. Ballas are Crips Grape Street.
Gta san andreas right?
@@rixgeo they we’re actually based of nortenos and surenos
@@rixgeo No they don't, they're based on sureños and norteños.
GTA San Andreas introduced me to the Golden Age Hip Hop when I was 13 years old back in 2004. This was the first track I ever heard from the Golden Age and is still my favorite of all time. Long live Cypress Hill and Golden Age Hip Hop 4 Eva!🙌💪👌🔥
same
I know this song is from GTA San Andreas and I love it
@@mico6176 me to
Same
Same
Still one of the dopest tracks of all time
Word.
Muggs is a underrated producer
No he's not. Real heads know the contributions he made to the genre.
@@thelegendinhisownmind7038took the words right out my mouth before I could comment real heads know brother 🔥
This is the most New York sounding west coast beat ever
Muggs is from Queens
@@ogbasedcwizzy4325 WHAT?! 😳
@@красивыекусочки True shit little bro Muggs straight from Queens NY only B real and Sen was from LA particularly South Gate
@@ogbasedcwizzy4325 No wonder! When I first heard this song, I thought Cypress Hill were the new and improved Run DMC! Just Mexican! They had a Queens (or Brooklyn), NY sound and everything! Then I found out they’re from LA, which completely changed my perspective but still loved their music though!
Now, I’m hearing Sen Dog is from Queens! It’s 🤯 to me now!
It’s that funk.
Golden AGE of Hip-Hop = East and West Coast supporting each other
In the movie Higher Learning you'll see Ice Cube and Busta Rhymes.
that changed mid 90s
Bro y'all have me DEAD with this shit. The decade that birthed and housed the west vs east beef?? I mean what WORLD have y'all been living in
nope, started early 90s. 1991, Tim Dog released "Fuck Compton" @@blackoutunit6276
East didn’t like west in the 90s I don’t know you were you got that from…
This song is every bit as dope now as it was the day it came out. Hip Hop masterpiece.
One of the coldest rap songs ever.🔥🔥🔥🔥
These guys fucking killed it in rap for eternity. This will never be overtook in a rap community.
0:04 Midnight Theme by Mazel
0:17 Tramp by Lowell Fulson
0:50 Are You Experienced? by Jimi Hendrix
0:56 Reading The Comics - July, 1954 by Fiorello La Guardia
2:46 Come On In by The Music Machine
3:47 Institutionalized by Suicidal Tendencies
Suicidal Tendencies at the end, "All I wanted was a pepsi!" Don't forget! LETS GO TANK!!!
Sampled
@samuelchaparro9066 not a lot of people know about that part 💯
All i wanted was a Pepsi
One of the greatest hip hop songs of all time.
This will always remind me of my favorite movie of all time . JUICE
When this song kicked in after the confrontation between Bishop and Q, The theater went absolutely berserk
john jones damn I didn’t see it in the theaters but I can imagine
I remember when Naughty By Nature first performed at Showtime at the Apollo back in '91, Treach was rockin' a Cypress Hill t-shirt. I had already bought the Cypress Hill album on cassette tape, but that co-sign right there validated everything for me.
Where u from? If you from NY they always had love for Cypress
You got the juice now.
Black Zodak NYC
i don't hate new school rap but, THIS is real music: real lyrics and no overpowering bass to hide a mediocre beat
AT LEAST YOU GOT SHIT DRUGS MUG.
I feel you bro 💯💯 nowadays rap is cool... But 90s all the way thoo
todays rap sucks so bad it aint even funny
You say that but the Rage cover is pretty great and that's got next levels of bass
@Groaty McOats Lol the irony.
B real is underrated he is a rap legend for sure
Still one of the best tunes 💪🏻
Cipress Hill nunca pasará de moda, da igual cuando lo escuches
100
Dsm yo right my Mexican bruhda
Lamentablemente se me hace que muchos quieren hacerse los latinos teniendo un primo mexicano y lo peor es que ni siquiera conocen geográficamente Latinoamérica o diferencian mexicano de latino casi
@@andjusticef0r4ll sí pasa
Amen bro.
One of the best hip hop songs EVER. PERIOD.
90s was the last decade of raw music.
Am sure your grandaddy thought the last great decade for music was the 60's there is no "last great decade for music" cause its all subjective.
It's 2005
You come home after your hard day at school
you boot up PS2
You load up GTA San Andreas
Tune into Radio and hear this song while cruising the city.
Life is good
Imma still bumpin this shit on my way to San fierro
‘Gangsta’ rap from the early ‘90’s was simply the best. Loved the whole East and West Costs completion and different styles.
Still one of the hardest songs/beats today.
I’ll put this up against any of this mumble BS
You can put pretty much every 80's -90's Hip-Hop song against Mumble rap, and it would win.
Oooh look at me guys I like old hip hop I'm so special, bro stop being a boomer there's good and bad music regardless of what time period it came out in
wilaim Didn’t rhyme...
Stop downing people.
Let others have opinions. And not everyone has the same taste in music, keep that in mind fellow.
That song still go hard in 2024
That sax break in the middle always gone be cold ASF 💯
everlast production on this album is hugely underrated
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@@Phuzz828 DJ MUGGS produced this breh breh
elevator music haha
#niggaplease❣ I came back for the #SOUND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 👌😝
Seeing Q-Tip and Ice Cube cameo is something you don't see everyday especially back then during the whole Eastcoast/Westcoast rivalry. But I think B-Real, Cube, and Q-tip were some of the few that avoided that whole drama completely.
I came here to see if it was them - thanks!
It was filmed in NYC. Cube was working with Hank Shocklee at the time.
Don’t forget Tim Dog!
The eastcoast westcoast beef was way overhyped in the media. Artists were out there to make a buck, make connections and have fun. Most didn't give a damn about coasts.
@@Robkinggozer wasn't it mainly between death row records and badboy records?
Damn, Q Tip is in the video too- along with Ice Cube. The 90's were great.
That was Q tip... mugging hard
I forgot what article I was reading but it was an interview with dj muggs and he said that Havoc and prodigy of Mobb Deep were there in the crowd as well
Q Tip looking unsure he wanted to be in the video 🤣
Cause Q Tip isn't a gangsta he's a rapper
@@jhb3043 His turf though. Looks like all N-Y-C!
90s Hiphop Regins Supreme 🔥🔥
This song, made me realize that Hip Hop......can have a dark side. Cypress Hill is one of the best bands ever.
Yes
I guess you you became the thing you want to destroy
that makes sense
2019?
But what does the fox say?
@@bvs56 *Shut up boomer*
Rap nowadays is a joke 😂 this is fucking real shitt so much energy and power in every beats ❤❤
I wouldn't even label today's stuff as rap.
Music today is a joke. It's usually either banal and unimpressive or just a complete clown show. No wonder kids don't care much about it today.
Nowadays it’s all the producer. Image. No talent. No brains.
I miss the old days so much. People put thought into their art. Actually had a message. Today’s bullshit is purposely vague and nonsensical as if it shields it from criticism. “You just don’t get it.” Nah motherfucker you just don’t have talent or depth.
I don't even bother listening to the radio anymore with today's junk rap.
This is literally the same shit than you would listen from a Lil Durk, King Von... just with the 90s aesthetic.
I bet 90% of people here are metal heads like me. Cypress just hits different than other rap back then. Saw them live at a Metal festival back in 2016, so I know I'm not alone.
Lmmfao 90% U TRIPPN nah 90% are ppl who love AND LIVE HIP HOP but we appreciate u showin LOVE💯
The metalheads are all listening to RATM's clearly inferior cover of this song. I like metal too but the original can't be beat.
It was never a big deal to listen to both back in those days
I know it sounds cliche but 90s rap/hip hop is still the best. It's like everyone in the 90s could spit bars!
Strived for ...... talent over projections
For real hahahaha wish I listened to more hip hop when I was young albums like slipknot's self titled somehow got me looking into 90s rap. Go listen to "spit it out", "no life" or "only one"......💪😤🤘
There were lots of wack rappers and wack beats then too. People listen to the best from that era and think it was all like that....NOT.
Name a few wack rappers from the 90s and how popular they were.
I never went anywhere near rap/hip-hop after the 90’s
I loved growing up in the 90's. Music was life.
Emotions were music, music was life and life was great...
Lauren Wallace music is crap now.
Was in my 20s. I never realized how lucky I was to grow up then especially if you are into music. Just amazing diversity, all classics and all awesome.
And it still is
Misic to music to lol
Who remembers Juice? That movie really blew me away.
@yo roxx me too i watcted it 10timez
IMO, It makes my Top 25 favorite flix of am time.I 1st seen it when I was 13, so it was SUPER INTENSE That 1st Time!!! Pac wudn't play'n once he got that 38 Revolver.
@@shojo8708 , I mean, You probably just seen them in that order like you said. But Year of Release wise, It was Boyz N Tha Hood '91', I seen that when I was 12 & I ain't gonna lie, I cried when (SPOILER ALERT FOR THOSE Besides Sho Jo, reading this Comment) Ricky got shot. That was an EXCELLENTLY Directed movie. Then Juice was '92', probably my favorite year of 'MY LIFE', Pagers, Land Line Phones, & Just people in General had a different mentality. Menace '93' Great Film, & I think Higher Learning was '95' but I own all those except the Latter. Not try'n to school ya, or be a know it all, I'm just an 80s & 90s movie buff & good with the years alot were released.
I remember juice watched it more than any hood movies
All 2 Pac's movies are superb!
I was 16years old. Now I'm 48years old. THIS IS MY GENERATION! & It was Gosh Damn Amazingly Awesome. This was truly the best, pure pioneers - Even Ice Cube knew it at that time. Ice Cube, as a True Pioneer himself Recognized and Loved It. BTW, it was Louis Mario Freese AND Jimi Hendrix guitar samples put together that made this Phenomenal
I was in High School when this came out... Sucks getting old lol
You live in great music years also
I was in 7th grade. We grew up in the best rap decade.
@@JayRolo same as me. I miss the fuck out of the 90s, how can anyone not? If you were there then you know why I mean
Bru this came out when you where in school I'm still in school and everyone knows I dont fuck with wack music, Cypress hill, Big L, 2pac, Ghetto boys and much more still putting down. And people cant understand.
Diesel Haha. Yep, but getting old still beats the other option.
Only west coast group I know to film their debut single in the heart of NYC. Respect
I remember the first tims I saw the vid I thought they were some eastcoast cats because that vibe was so heavy in the video.
ICE CUBE & Q-TIP with the cameos! Wooooo!
I can't believe this came out in 1991 man time has passed
It's ok
@@fofivefella2254 it is kind of scary though right I mean if you've been alive since late the 80s it's strange that for some of us time maybe coming to an end or at least on this plane of existence period so kind of bothers me but I feel like I'll be okay when I leave my body hopefully LOL kind of sound like I'm second-guessing myself here
good taste in music brought me here!
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Rallyfan Same. I already smashed my radio.
Noobs:this is from TikTok
Men:this is from my Radio
LEGENDS: *This is from Radio Los Santos*
Bro yes
Hell yeah
Damn no mentiom for Juice
This is dj pooh radio Los Santos
this is on tiktok lol...tiktok why?
CYPRESS HILL IS ONE OF THE 1st CALIFORNIA RAP GROUPS TO COME TO NEW YORK AND A VIDEO . CYPRESS HILL WASNT TRYING TO DIS LIKE THE DOGG POUND CAME THROUGH KICKING OVER THE BUILDINGS . CYPRESS HILL SHOWED RESPECT!!!
They are in Los angles
They are not in New York
@@rickypie6722 you dont even know your own city? that's NYC 🗽
They are definitely in new York even shows the train
@@rickypie6722 they in NYC kid , smh 🗽🗽
This song has withstood the test of time, but if you were there at the time it came out, if you were into hip-hop and heard this song, you knew right away-this is something else, something different, unique, distinguishable from anything or anyone else before, during, and now we know nothing that came after even comes close. This is hip-hop, no formulas, nostandards, totally new samples, styles, flow, lyrics, everything. One of the best rap songs of all time.
I remember this song when it first came out in the early 90's as a Lil kid. The crime & murder rate was sky high. This song fit that time
+Rob Lo ironically ya When the Ronny king happened also so dumb/crazy people doing that shit.
+Mi Horrorshow Rodney man
Champ Gnions yea tometo , tomato what ever. the dude is crackhead
+Rob Lo Still is high
+Rob Lo shits been increasing alot higher in the past 10 y to 20 years
Poeple saying - “who’s here in 2021” like homie, we never left esse!
Covid has brought us together, to hear this song.
Yeah
15/06/2021 france still as good !!!
The guitar tho
fr
Funky ass beats and samples, with immense lyrical integrity is the reason why these late 80s and 90s artists have withstood the test of time.
Today's ridiculous so-called rap could never live up to this kind of legacy!
They do say history repeats itself…
@@enxgmatxcofficial
Not with the rap genre, it conspicuously appears. History, can also become lost and forgotten history with no revitalization of those certain times.
Also known as - Ancient History.
I went to Chuck's lecture and it was amazing. The whole crowd gasped when he said he loved Elvis. He explained that the Elvis reference in this song wasn't about him, but a construct of the entertainment industry using Elvis to capitalize on the music of black people. He then went on to say that Elvis was actually one of black people's biggest ally, in that he would never perform without his black backups and he always gave credit to the black community/artists.
can't believe they aired this on MTV. only the 90s
Saw JUICE ( the movie ) with my pops in 92 i was 6 year old kid in NYC .. my pops brought the soundtrack the same day and i fell in love with this song.
Shoutout : Radio Los Santos
+Shawn Rios classic film. love it. I remember seeing someone in that movie wearing a Fishbone shirt which made me later on check that band out as well.
+Shawn Rios this song wasn't on the Juice soundtrack. You had to get the LP! Great Song!
Shawn Rios
These guys had an arsenal of solid tunes.
That’s a fact
4 classic albums in a row, few can top that. After IV, it went downhill a bit imo.
Man this shit was banging in the early 90s bro. Wish i could go back!
I am not a Mexican , but I am Latino too and here I am listening in the 2021 still , greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
Well they aren't Mexican either.
Ironically, it was Ice Cube who pointed out that the group consists of:
1 White Boy
2 Cubans
@Joseortega7815 B-real is Mexican
Aww when hip hop spread a message that is true. Old School still the best!
My shit back in the day,brings back good times..🔥👍👍
Wordup man
Same, did crasy shit to this tune...still banging...ahem...decades later. En Ingles and En Español.
DJ Muggs contributions to pop culture won't be forgotten
so fukkkn dope... B Real is hip-hop legend...fukn untouchable. Cypress hill is immortal.
I have a buddy who goes fishing with B-real
Z Loo
Photoo
@@dtw63
The bass sounds awesome on full blast. My cereal bowls jumping across the table! 👍
+Diana Delgado 😂😂😂
nirvanafan7895 word
THAT BASS LINE COME FROM A SONG BY GRACE JONES CALLED NIPPLE TO THE BOTTLE CHECK IT OUT
nirvanafan7895 😂😂😂😂that's wat I'm talking bout💯
Tim thechamp Murphy every football team SHOULD run onto the field TO this BAD ASS JAM
Anyone else is going through all their favorite jams thinking about how life was back in the days? Damn I miss my younger self ✌🏼️
Ahh dayuum, you got me.
Music will take you back to your younger self.. get a cheap system for the whip, and go for drives
Can It Be All So Simple
I feel u man! 😎
I call RUclips the modern time machine..we can go back in time with this...
I'm 30 000 yrs old and this shit hits heavy
Best era of hip hop
DJ Muggs... one of the best beatmakers ever
yes! top 3 for me.
djfloodmusic Happy birthday MUGGS
yeah he bad
is that him rapping on the second verse too
agreed, one of the most underrated too
I love the flow of this tune its banging ❤
"How do you know where I'm at, when you haven't been where I've been, understand where I'm coming from?!" TRUTH!!!
This ish hit so hard still!
still 🔥
Radio Los Santos, is Julio G in da house, let me tell everybody about air polution...
San Andreas😂🤣
And also talks about carjacking in Los Santos, he isn't going to let his car being jacked while he be DJing dude!
So good to see Ice Cube and Cypress Hill getting along so well
Guy on roof: “You’ve got the juice now”
Q: “😐 smh!”
Wotta film
*kid on the roof
Classic movie
I think cypress hill is very underrated in usa. Im from europe and for us they are one of the greatest of all time
"How do you know where im at when you dont know where ive been, understand where im comin from?" - felt that
0:32 oh shit i never noticed Ice Cube in this vid
Remember they had diss tracks to each other?
in my opinion I think cypress hill won that beef because although Ice Cube had some bars, Cypress Hill had some bars too PLUS they took the beat that Ice Cube used to diss them. That shit was crazy lol
Kampsy well ice cube fristly stole cypress' beat for one of his songs and then ice cube gets beat up for his rolex and chain and the guy who beat him (silo) gave it to cypress and then he dissed him.
Not to mention Shag, in Cube Killa, sounds just like Cube did in the beginning of his career 😂 so just another point for Cypress Hill.
Cube rightfully left N.W.A.
Also, the guy who beat him was Shawn "Solo" Fonteno, did not take his Rolex, it was actually the Westside Truce Chain. Later returned to Cube
cristi557 get your facts right kid.
King of the Hill was pretty epic though, I always looked at it as a draw.
Most of you guys in the comments ARE TOO YOUNG TO REMEMBER that this song was used in a pivotal scene of the 1992 film "Juice" ... the title of the song makes total sense in the context of the film. The film was set in NYC and this was on the Juice Soundtrack, which is why Cypress Hill, an L.A. area rap group, filmed this in NYC.
What, you gonna shoot me in the elevator?
i bet also nobody knows where the 'all i wanted was a pepsi' at the end came from suicidal tendencies
i just heard my mom listening to it and i searched it up
Most of “YOU” guys are too young to remember Rage as an underground band. I have no clue what “Juice” is about; but, I remember seeing it at a Blockbuster store. Thanks to you, I want to watch it, now.
@@1scarewolf kids today will have no clue what a blockbuster store is either
This track takes me back to "Juice". R.I.P 2pac👑.
❤
Good times.
90s rap is UNBEATABLE !!
The 90s was the golden era of rap, AND death metal. 90s music was the best.
One of the most SICC INSANELY WICKED beats in Hip Hop Rap History without a doubt i still bump this in 2018 and beyond....
#BUTIWILLNOTKILLAMAN
1991- Cypress Hill
1994- Nas Illmatic
1993- Wu Tang 36 Chambers
1996- Jay Z Reasonsble Doubt
1993- Tribe Called Quest Midnight Marauders
1995- GZA Liquid Swords
1995- Raekwon Only Built For Cuban Linx
1992- Dr Dre The Chronic
1991- Tribe Called Quest Low End Theory
1996- 2Pac All Eyes On Me
1995- 2Pac Me Agajnst the World
1996- Mobb Deep Hell on Earth
1997- Capone & Noreaga War Report
1995- Big L Lifestyles of the Poor and Dangerous
1992- Gangstarr Daily Operation
1996- Nas It Was Written
1994- Biggie Ready To Die
1997- Biggie Life After Death
1992- Beastie Boys Check Your Head
1994- Beastie Boys Ill Communication
Too many good albums to remember
Cypress definitely engrained in the genres history & rightly so. Keeping in great company alongside other 90s rap groups like D12, Bone Thugs n Harmony, Outkast, Wu Tang Clan . . .
& there's no mistaking theyr sound - super iconic & distinctive.
I played the first 3 Cypress Hill tapes constantly in the 90’s. It was Weed, Cypress Hill and my game boy. Miss those days.
2:36 they don’t make simple beats like that anymore. Still in my head till this day.
Yes- miss a simple but gangster beat. Mass appeal by Gangstarr coming to mind.
This beat is crazy