He's a white Canadian guy who grew up in a housing project with a lot of Jamaican immigrants in Canada and was actually locked up when this song came out. He learned Jamaican Patois in like 1983 when he fell in love with reggae music which is why the people he grew up with in the projects had no problem with him doing this song because they heard him speak it since he was a kid.
Lickey = Chamber a round into a 9mm pistol. Boom-Boom = Pull the trigger twice. Down = The snitch is down and dead. So yeah, Snow wrote this song while in jail for murder (or attempted murder). Through a quirk in the Canadian legal system, he got off the charge and was not convicted. In every interview, he mentions that he "beat the rap". But, he never says he didn't do it. Snow was a legitimate gangster. But, at the urging of (among others) prison guards and convicted felons in prison, he pursued a music career. It paid off, he had success, and it almost certainly saved his life, taking him off the path of self destruction. Snow, if you are watching, God bless you big guy. Your music is awesome! Thank you for bringing joy into our lives.
I watched a couple of other reaction videos to this same song and I ended up watching an interview with him. I really enjoyed listening to him talk. Seemed so down to earth and humble which made me like him even more than I did in 1992 🙌 🇦🇺
In 1988, Snow was involved in an incident at a North York pub, in which two people were stabbed "in the lane"; he was accused, and was subsequently charged with two counts of attempted murder. Rather than tell authorities who the perpetrator was, Snow served eight months in jail before a jury acquitted him on both counts. While he was in jail, he went to school and wrote music, which he performed for fellow inmates. One song was called "Informer"
Snow was actually in jail for attempted murder when this song was released. The first time he saw the video himself was when it came on the TV while other inmates were watching.
to be honest. Your type of content is not my normal thing. But the era of your music is. And to see a person your age with your passion has kept me checking your stuff out! Keep up the great work!
This was hot when I was a kid. As a white kid who grew up in a 80% black neighborhood, I can tell you the culture and the verbiage sticks to you. It's urban culture; street culture. Snow is Canadian but grew up in an enclave of mostly Jamaican immigrants, so that verbiage came to him naturally
Was NOT expecting to see SNOW here... song of my youth, artist from my hood... and the reaction? Classic!!!! "What is he saying? Is he Jamaican? What's happening? This song is catchy!!" Ahahaha... really enjoying your channel. The beastie boy reacts were excellent!
He was a Ragamuffin artist. A sub-genre of Dance Hall. It was regionally popular in the late 80s. Snow jumped on the fact that there was a lot of folks who never heard the style outside of areas with a large Jamaican population. Shabba Ranks, Tiger, Yellowman, Ninja Man, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Shinehead, etc. are folks to start your rabbit hole dive with. My all time favorite is "Tiger - Bam Bam".
I don't think his audience would understand any of these Legendary Dancehall artists. Shaggy, BeenieMan, Or Damian Marley might be an better Artists, for them to segway into The Reggae/Dancehall arena, Methinks.
This is the real right here. Listened to this one on my Walkman and Mr. Wilson took it away during my 2nd period French class. Never got it back either 😭
Cypress Hill "Insane in the Brain", "I Ain't Going Out Like That", "Dr. Greenthumb", "Hits From the Bong". Sublime "What I Got", "Santeria", "Wrong Way", "Garden Grove", "Doin' Time", "April 29th, 1992", "Caress Me Down", "Get Ready"
Don't let nobody fool you. Snow is 100% legit! He grew up in a gangster type family. He did not grow up rich. He was immersed in the Jamaican culture in Toronto, and loved the sounds and vibes. He did do time for a stabbing, and if I remember correctly he didn't do. His friend did it but he was the one busted for it. He did the right thing by keeping his mouth shut and did the time for his boy. I've seen a bunch of interviews with him and he seems very down to earth and honest.
My favorite song by Snow is actually "Anything for You". He went to Jamaica and recorded it with like 5 dancehall legends including Beenie Man and Buju Banton.
Actually the Original song was a collaboration with Nadine Sutherland. The song was a instant classic and The Remix featured The Legends, Buju Banton, BeenieMan, Terror Fabulous, Louie Culture and some other guy. BIG CHUNE. And remains one of the Best Dancehall Collaborations EVAH.
The crazy thing is that he was actually in jail when this video came out. The first time he saw the video was in the rec room with all the other inmates.
Oh man this was the song of the day. Everywhere you'd go people would be singing : "informer, shebooblee yabba dawaba bada dabba dabba dayo, I lick your boom booms now " 😂
I just had a crazy idea. This guy, Snow he has a podcast (of course) and I 100% bet he would agree to stream an interview with you. Maybe consider a list of questions and pitch the idea to him. You could slowly build up interviews of artists you have reacted to. The bigger your channel gets and the growing list of completed interviews will net you more interviews and before you know it you have several hundred thousand subs and are scoring interviews with legit living legends. It all starts with one. Snow could be your one. I'd watch the interview.
@@ICTS22 they also published a how to guide (pdf format) for having a hit pop record including recommendations regarding key, tempo and even sample arranging.... 28 people have used it successfully
This song came out when I was a young teenager. LOVE IT! Music today can’t compare to what we had growing up!! Snow is awesome!! ❤👍 Love your channel!!
Yes, saw Warren G in concert a few yrs ago with Snoop and the whole arena went crazy and sang along! Soon as the beat dropped everyone went wild! It was something I will never forget!!
@martymar1964 I believe he still lives in Jamaica these days, but grew up in North York and wrote this song while in the East in Scarborough. The same area I grew up
In 1989 he was charged with two counts of attempted murder, this was reduced to aggravated assault which he was latter acquitted for. He was famously serving time while this was playing on the radio and it would eventually reach no. 1 of the billboard top 100.
The reaction to anyone who SEES Snow and TRIES to put together what he is saying is beyond amazing. I went right to a Jamaican friend of mine with a need for translation lol. Apparently his accent is legit
If you haven't done it, Chub Rock Treat em Right, you wanna know where Biggie got a lot of his flow and hear a hype song, that's the one. Another fun one would be Mr. Big Stuff by Heavy D.
The song is based on a separate 1989 incident when Snow was charged with two counts of attempted murder. After someone lied on him at the time, he was detained for a year in Toronto before the charges were reduced to aggravated assault, and he was eventually acquitted and freed.
Snow from Toronto. When this sing was release he was in jail charge with attempted murder. "Licky boom boom down" means to shoot or kill the Informer or snitch.
I learned how to sing this while I was in college. I've done it for karaoke at a couple bars and people seem to get a kick out of it. It's basically become my party trick.
Loved the reaction. You should definitely check out more 90s rap, especially from the females, when they had talent, rapped about more than their ‘WAP’ and didn’t dress and act like s*x workers. I’m talking early Missy Elliot, Lauryn Hill, Queen Latifah and Salt ‘N’ Pepa.
This was and will always be my jam! Me and my BFF would driving around in my 91 Geo tracker with the top down, listening to this on blast. Those were the days! Snow rules🎉❤🎉❤
"Informer" was featured in an episode of Derry Girls, a BBC drama/comedy set in 1990's Northern Ireland. Just goes to show what a worldwide hit this was.
Great reaction as usual! Keep doing your thing and don’t stop kid! Throw Naughty by Nature OPP on your list. You’ll love it and everyone will love reaction to it🔥
I listened to this song over and over and over to get all the lyrics down, this was before lyrics were all over the Internet, shoot, the the e really wasn't"Internet", there was AOL. Had to listen and figure it out yourself.
The 90z was also the Conscious Rap Era....so Culture was in full effect....that was the early 90z Young Man.... .keep asking all the dope questions....there are a lot of Hip-Hop historians out here that will guide you correctly.
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He's a white Canadian guy who grew up in a housing project with a lot of Jamaican immigrants in Canada and was actually locked up when this song came out. He learned Jamaican Patois in like 1983 when he fell in love with reggae music which is why the people he grew up with in the projects had no problem with him doing this song because they heard him speak it since he was a kid.
I remember when this came out!! He coulda been huge!! 😢😮
Sounds like he was listening to some Black Uhuru and Eek-a-Mouse
A white Canadian? Never heard of such thing.
It was also before some idiots decided that doing accents was racist.
@@samgod That's where the snowman went.
All of y'all snowflakes melted.
None of us knew what he was saying back in the day but it still hits
Yep, we got "Informer..........boom boom down" and mumbled our way through the rest of it. 🙂
I always knew 90% or more, I just couldn't sing it as quickly as him
South Florida knew
AGREED.But,this tune is straight-FIRE !! LOL.
boom boom was a clean way of saying bumboclaat
Lickey = Chamber a round into a 9mm pistol.
Boom-Boom = Pull the trigger twice.
Down = The snitch is down and dead.
So yeah, Snow wrote this song while in jail for murder (or attempted murder).
Through a quirk in the Canadian legal system, he got off the charge and was not convicted.
In every interview, he mentions that he "beat the rap".
But, he never says he didn't do it.
Snow was a legitimate gangster. But, at the urging of (among others) prison guards and convicted felons in prison, he pursued a music career.
It paid off, he had success, and it almost certainly saved his life, taking him off the path of self destruction.
Snow, if you are watching, God bless you big guy. Your music is awesome! Thank you for bringing joy into our lives.
Licky boom boom down means he’s gonna shoot someone, the snitch who said he stabbed someone when he didn’t.
@@danrumble74I did lol
It's *leaky, but everybody says *licky.
I thought is was "I lick ya, boom-boom, down". To lick ya is to kill ya.
Thought he was saying "lick your boom boom now", I thought boom boom means @ss, and the shaking @asses didn't help either lol.
its " A licky boom-boom dem"
Snow is a good dude. He is known to show up in the comments sections. Keep your eyes open and show some love.
I watched a couple of other reaction videos to this same song and I ended up watching an interview with him. I really enjoyed listening to him talk. Seemed so down to earth and humble which made me like him even more than I did in 1992 🙌 🇦🇺
Hi dis is me SNOW .I’m glad you like ma music mun .🙋♂️
@@shelleyshocked
Jim Carrey ruined his career on InLiving Color. He was done after that parody.
@@jeddrance6863this isn't really snow. Snow's handle is @jedrance6863 it's close he almost fooled me bc that's exactly how snow types too
@@roems6396 That wasn't Snow, that was Vanilla Ice.
In 1988, Snow was involved in an incident at a North York pub, in which two people were stabbed "in the lane"; he was accused, and was subsequently charged with two counts of attempted murder. Rather than tell authorities who the perpetrator was, Snow served eight months in jail before a jury acquitted him on both counts. While he was in jail, he went to school and wrote music, which he performed for fellow inmates. One song was called "Informer"
Excellent info!
Great,thx,known a lil bit .i m a Gen moonlanding 😂🤣😂🤭.the 80s were my hurricane and storm period.🤭🤭🤭 Greetings from Germany
He ain't no informer.
Snow was actually in jail for attempted murder when this song was released. The first time he saw the video himself was when it came on the TV while other inmates were watching.
It was actually a double homicide
Onyx - "Slam"
Cypress Hill - "Insane In The Brain"
Wreckx N Effect - "Rump Shaker"
Were all on replay in the 90's too.
Slam!!
The first two cypress hill albums are so good
Oh God, please not Onyx.
I like the version with biohazard from judgement night soundtrack
Black Sunday best album.
Snow was the living embodiment of never judging a book by a cover. The man had flow.
De La Soul - Me, Myself & I
This.
Another classic
I love that song!!!!!!
Yesssss!
Or just about anything from 3 Feet High And Rising
Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock - It Takes Two 🔥 🔥🔥
YES THIS!!!!!!!
100%
Joy & Pain is better, imo
@@jeffreycairns767Joy & Pain wasn't for me...
@hardfordcollective3037 Fair enough
Snow is legit...and a nice guy
Yep, met him and can confirm he's cool.
He was targetted by police just like the rest of his friends as they were all from a poor neighbourhood
Naughty by Nature O.P.P. video
& Feel Me Flow
"Dave- drop a load on 'em!"
Yesss! 😊
Oh hell yeah!
Uptown Anthem too‼️💯
to be honest. Your type of content is not my normal thing. But the era of your music is. And to see a person your age with your passion has kept me checking your stuff out! Keep up the great work!
This was hot when I was a kid. As a white kid who grew up in a 80% black neighborhood, I can tell you the culture and the verbiage sticks to you. It's urban culture; street culture. Snow is Canadian but grew up in an enclave of mostly Jamaican immigrants, so that verbiage came to him naturally
He's from Toronto , which has a huge Jamaican population.
we rep all the islands
He was also a real gangster in the Jamaican gang.
Isn't the old joke that everyone in Jamaica has family living in Toronto?
@@scottsthaname1 I read his step dad was an Italian gangster,
Was NOT expecting to see SNOW here... song of my youth, artist from my hood... and the reaction? Classic!!!! "What is he saying? Is he Jamaican? What's happening? This song is catchy!!" Ahahaha... really enjoying your channel. The beastie boy reacts were excellent!
LIcky boom boom down is Jamaican slang for--'i'm going to k you' He's telling that to the 'informer' who ratted him out.
lol hit a Lick
This needs more upvotes so people get it. The jamaican community in toronto is big and a part of the city's culture.
Thank you I wish to know from my 14 year and now have 44
Pharcyde- She keeps
On passing me by. Classic.
Yup
Classic
Yessir.,
@@kerry7713 an absolute classic
One of the best.
I enjoyed it very much. Everyone ragging on Snow , but believe me they were jamming to this shit just like i was and still am. ❤ Much love Boogie❤
Supersonic!!! Omg ... Rappers Delight!! Going back to Cali! So excited
Warren G and Nate Dogg - Regulators
Yessss 👍🏾
Great suggestion
It’s just regulate
He was a Ragamuffin artist. A sub-genre of Dance Hall. It was regionally popular in the late 80s.
Snow jumped on the fact that there was a lot of folks who never heard the style outside of areas with a large Jamaican population.
Shabba Ranks, Tiger, Yellowman, Ninja Man, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Shinehead, etc. are folks to start your rabbit hole dive with.
My all time favorite is "Tiger - Bam Bam".
I don't think his audience would understand any of these Legendary Dancehall artists. Shaggy, BeenieMan, Or Damian Marley might be an better Artists, for them to segway into The Reggae/Dancehall arena, Methinks.
Digable Planets - Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat)
Definitely!
Yassss love this one
It’s the opposite vibe of this song & it is equally dipe
100%
This is the real right here. Listened to this one on my Walkman and Mr. Wilson took it away during my 2nd period French class. Never got it back either 😭
Cypress Hill "Insane in the Brain", "I Ain't Going Out Like That", "Dr. Greenthumb", "Hits From the Bong".
Sublime "What I Got", "Santeria", "Wrong Way", "Garden Grove", "Doin' Time", "April 29th, 1992", "Caress Me Down", "Get Ready"
Cypress Hill nice choice forever
Don't let nobody fool you. Snow is 100% legit! He grew up in a gangster type family. He did not grow up rich. He was immersed in the Jamaican culture in Toronto, and loved the sounds and vibes. He did do time for a stabbing, and if I remember correctly he didn't do. His friend did it but he was the one busted for it. He did the right thing by keeping his mouth shut and did the time for his boy. I've seen a bunch of interviews with him and he seems very down to earth and honest.
Nice and Smooth "Sometimes I rhyme slow"... you'll like the story...👍
Good one
"Check the Rhime" - A Tribe Called Quest
Yesssss A Tribe Called Quest is in my top 5 of all time
My favorite song by Snow is actually "Anything for You". He went to Jamaica and recorded it with like 5 dancehall legends including Beenie Man and Buju Banton.
THANK YOU!!!!! That song was so damn good, and I'm surprised more people haven't mentioned it.
Indeed, that song was fire.
Actually the Original song was a collaboration with Nadine Sutherland. The song was a instant classic and The Remix featured The Legends, Buju Banton, BeenieMan, Terror Fabulous, Louie Culture and some other guy. BIG CHUNE. And remains one of the Best Dancehall Collaborations EVAH.
From 1980: Blondie - Rapture
(The 1st white female rap song!)
first song with Rap that went #1.. which points us to making sure Boogie checks out Rappers Delight
The crazy thing is that he was actually in jail when this video came out. The first time he saw the video was in the rec room with all the other inmates.
He wrote it in jail
Oh man this was the song of the day. Everywhere you'd go people would be singing : "informer, shebooblee yabba dawaba bada dabba dabba dayo, I lick your boom booms now "
😂
Yep - pre-internet and you couldn't replay this enough on a cassette to have a clue what in the hell he was saying! 🤣
@@racing2cat for real.
Most had no clue what any of what he actually said
The first time i heard this was in highschool and I had no clue what he was saying except informer that was in the 90s
Grandmaster flash !!!!!!!!The message. !!!!!!! that’s some of the true roots
Epic
Informer is basically your typical "Snitches End Up in Ditches" kind of song.
Pretty much. 😂😂
Rappers Delight brought rap into mainstream music. Classic.
Sugarhill !
I love this. Snow is a badass, this song is a true story.
I worked on a movie with Snow a few years ago called The Movie Out Here. He was a super nice dude and still making music.
Which part did you play ??? And is your movie good ???
SNOW is a Canadian ...LEGEND.. Toronto brother
I just had a crazy idea. This guy, Snow he has a podcast (of course) and I 100% bet he would agree to stream an interview with you. Maybe consider a list of questions and pitch the idea to him. You could slowly build up interviews of artists you have reacted to. The bigger your channel gets and the growing list of completed interviews will net you more interviews and before you know it you have several hundred thousand subs and are scoring interviews with legit living legends. It all starts with one. Snow could be your one. I'd watch the interview.
This is important right here because it’s a natural progression. Boogie might just be starting out but this is attainable. 💯
@@michellopez8312 this guy gets it ^^^^^
The official music video to Herbie Hancock "Rockit". There are no words. (and this is true on multiple levels)
Didn't he do the popcorn song?
Kool Moe Dee- Wild, Wild West!!
@@LoriCollis THIS!! ^^^
Yes! And, anything by the Jungle Brothers!
The KLF (Feat Tammy Wynette) ~ Justified and Ancient...you are finally ready for this level of cray cray.
3 a.m. Eternal is even better
The album is quite nuts
3am eternal ❤
That group was straight up crazy. They physically burned a million dollars.
@@ICTS22 they also published a how to guide (pdf format) for having a hit pop record including recommendations regarding key, tempo and even sample arranging.... 28 people have used it successfully
The group Onyx the song "Slam" 😎👍
Onyx
Onyx & type EXPLICIT OFFICIAL VIDEO
Here comes the hot steppa. By Ina Kamoze!!! Banger back in the day!!
Still is today. I still listen to it regularly
Yes, he did go to jail. Snow is more than what his surface says.
MC Breed - Ain’t No Future In Yo Frontin…….N2Deep - Back To The Hotel
MC Hammer - Can’t touch this!
This song came out when I was a young teenager. LOVE IT! Music today can’t compare to what we had growing up!! Snow is awesome!! ❤👍 Love your channel!!
Regulate by Warren G
Yes, saw Warren G in concert a few yrs ago with Snoop and the whole arena went crazy and sang along! Soon as the beat dropped everyone went wild! It was something I will never forget!!
Definitely
Regulators
@@Johnnytwogunz mount up!
And yes he was in jail when this video came out and the whole pod watched it on tv.
because of his case, the United States wouldn't let him come here to tour. He's still not allowed into the US.
@martymar1964 I believe he still lives in Jamaica these days, but grew up in North York and wrote this song while in the East in Scarborough. The same area I grew up
You gotta watch the Jim Carrey parody of this he did on In Living Color, its too good xD
It's really not. 1 Canadian making fun of another. Both from the same general area, Scarborough
nobody needs to watch that
Newcleus - Jam On It
This is the first reference to Jam on it I have ever seen. My favourite old school jam.
Blast from the past!! Love this song! 🎉🎉❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤
@@indo42O I sent jam on it revenge
In 1989 he was charged with two counts of attempted murder, this was reduced to aggravated assault which he was latter acquitted for. He was famously serving time while this was playing on the radio and it would eventually reach no. 1 of the billboard top 100.
Mobb Deep - Shook Ones🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@truther4life oh most definitely 💯 the classic anthem of hiphop
I assume you mean part 2
Think you should check out .... Das EFX - They Want EFX and also Special Ed - I'm The Magnificent
Yes yes yes!!!
LMAO! Gen X grew up with a different code. Snitches feed fishes.....
The whole album, 12 inches of Snow is a BANGER 🔥🔥🔥
He was locked up for a double attempted murder but beat the charges.
Souls Of Mischief - 93 Til Infinity 🔥🔥🔥
that song run daily & all the time in the 90s radio stations, was crazy!
Snow also had another hit song here in Canada, called Everybody Wants to be Like You.
Special Ed "I got it Made"
@@Sam-cz2ws yesss
90’s was the greatest 🎤
@@charlesxavier5681 💯💯
Slick Rick...Teenage Love
@Cholo652 "Don't, Don't hurt me again. Don't Don't Don't hurt me again" 🔥🔥
I love this track. Thanks for adding it to your library of reactions to classic hip hop videos.
12 inches of Snow.... gotta give him props for a great album name.
he from canadian projects, where he was false blamed. thats why he did the song
The Message by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five.
You need to place the anthem into rotation. Shaggy- It Wasn't Me.
Salt n Pepa and 3rd Bass!!
Public Enemy and Anthrax "Bring the Noise", House of Pain "Jump Around"...
The reaction to anyone who SEES Snow and TRIES to put together what he is saying is beyond amazing. I went right to a Jamaican friend of mine with a need for translation lol. Apparently his accent is legit
If you haven't done it, Chub Rock Treat em Right, you wanna know where Biggie got a lot of his flow and hear a hype song, that's the one. Another fun one would be Mr. Big Stuff by Heavy D.
The song is based on a separate 1989 incident when Snow was charged with two counts of attempted murder. After someone lied on him at the time, he was detained for a year in Toronto before the charges were reduced to aggravated assault, and he was eventually acquitted and freed.
Snow from Toronto. When this sing was release he was in jail charge with attempted murder. "Licky boom boom down" means to shoot or kill the Informer or snitch.
I had this on cassette. Lady in the red dress was my favorite and anyone else who knows, knows. 🙌🤘
Need to do DJ Quik "Tonite"
@dhen7633 oh... this was the first rap album I bought... I'd like to see him react to "Black Pu$$y" and "Born and Raised in Compton"...👍
@scottsthaname1 the 1st rap album I bought was AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted by Ice Cube
@dhen7633 Evil Dick...🤣...I had that one also
I learned how to sing this while I was in college. I've done it for karaoke at a couple bars and people seem to get a kick out of it. It's basically become my party trick.
So glad youre doing Rappers Delight! OG of the OGs..
Add Del the Funky Homosapien - Mistadobalina to your list.
@@tonykimball2319 Mister Bob Dobalina!!!
Banger
Snow is real cool,he was #1 over here in UK 🇬🇧👍
My grandchildren have come to hear this through these reactions and are are absolutely amazed that thier old nanny knows all the words 😂🇬🇧
maestro fresh Wes make your backbone slide
I haven't heard this in ages. Love it! 💃 💃
Loved the reaction. You should definitely check out more 90s rap, especially from the females, when they had talent, rapped about more than their ‘WAP’ and didn’t dress and act like s*x workers. I’m talking early Missy Elliot, Lauryn Hill, Queen Latifah and Salt ‘N’ Pepa.
MC Lyte is a must on the women's list.
Funniest part was the name of this album "12 inches of Snow"
😂
This was and will always be my jam! Me and my BFF would driving around in my 91 Geo tracker with the top down, listening to this on blast. Those were the days! Snow rules🎉❤🎉❤
Skee Lo-I wish
Good suggestion.
@@PollyHistor thanks!
Yeah. 🔥🔥
"Informer" was featured in an episode of Derry Girls, a BBC drama/comedy set in 1990's Northern Ireland. Just goes to show what a worldwide hit this was.
L'Trimm - Cars With The Boom
Taking me back to the dance floor now!
Nas...N.Y. State of mind
Great reaction as usual! Keep doing your thing and don’t stop kid! Throw Naughty by Nature OPP on your list. You’ll love it and everyone will love reaction to it🔥
He was actually locked up when the video dropped
Here’s one for you. Bloodhound Gang Bad Touch.
Arrested Development - Tennessee or Mr Wendel
I listened to this song over and over and over to get all the lyrics down, this was before lyrics were all over the Internet, shoot, the the e really wasn't"Internet", there was AOL. Had to listen and figure it out yourself.
The 90z was also the Conscious Rap Era....so Culture was in full effect....that was the early 90z Young Man.... .keep asking all the dope questions....there are a lot of Hip-Hop historians out here that will guide you correctly.
@@donquan09 90s was the best era of hiphop for sure
A Tribe Called Quest - Buggin' Out
Some R.U.N DMC
My Adidas, Run's House, It's Like That, Peter Piper, Down With the Kings. They have a lot to choose from.
@rochellelove3785 Mary Mary is a good one... Yeah I just said DMC cause lots to choose
@scottsavinski9311 I thought of more too. Couldn't decide on one. I forgot Walk This Way for the mix in genres.
He was in prison when the video and song dropped I was at a teen club smoking a swisher sweet and drinking a Dr.Pepper hating life.
YES! to Jump Around :)
Jim Carrey did his own version of this on In Living Colour......so danged funny!