Kyle Wit actually I have always wondered where that sample comes from my life is a little more complete now that I know from when I first heard it till I die it will always move me
I don't wanna live no more Sometimes I hear death knocking at my front door I'm living everyday like a hustle Another drug to juggle, another day, another struggle
This is what biggie used to listen to when he was down livin in the hood and going through his "everyday struggles", his favorite song that he ever made
How You Know That He Was Listening To Dave Grusin's Original Track? He Was Probably Listening To Easy Mo Bee's Beat. People Say The Dumbest Shit Sometimes.
I bought Ready To Die back in September of 94. I heard Everyday Struggle and lost my mind, it instantly became my favorite song on the album because of the sample. I immediately went out to find the original song and I bought the album, Mountain Dance. Unbeknownst to me, I learned that it is one of the greatest jazz albums...EVER! I recommend this album to any music lover. 💯✌❤
When I just wanna get away from the everyday struggles I play this in my car with my JL subs and Hertz mids and highs, JL XD amps.....talk about a natural high.....like I have no worries in the world....BEAUTIFUL....If it wasn't for sampling I might have gone to my grave never hearing this.
This song is so smooth. Good music is universal. Transcends time, nationalities, age groups etc. When I was a kid growing up in the 80's and 90's we learned music appreciation. My parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles exposed us to all kinds of music from all eras. One minute one was listening to Mozart, the next James Brown, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, the list goes on. That is why we could recognize a sample in a rap song and know the original. It is my hope that ones that sampled paid the artist their just due. And the younger generation had the gumption to find out where it came from. Therefore expose a new generation to the one that preceded it............ I hate to keep saying this but, today's music is just lacking.
Trapezoid. Trap People look at you like yous the user/ Sellin drugs to all the losers, mad Buddha abuser/ But they don't know about the stress-filled days/ Baby on the way, mad bills to pay/ That's why you drink Tanqueray so you could reminisce/ And wish you wasn't livin so devilish
shit, I remember I was just like you Smoking blunts with my crew, flipping over 6 to 2s. Cause G.E.D, wasn't B.I.G I got P.A.I.D, that's why my moms hate me She was forced to kick me out, no doubt Then I figured out nicks went for 20 down South. Packed up my tools for my raw power moves. Glock nineteen for casket and flower moves.
Trapezoid. Trap For chumps tryna stop my flow/ And what they don't know will show in the autopsy/ Went to see Papi to cop me a brick/ Asked for some consignment, he wasn't tryna hear it/ Smoking mad Newports cause I'm due in court/ For an assault that I caught In Bridgeport, New York/ Catch me if you can like the gingerbread man/ You betta have your gat in hand, cause man!
Blake Kersey Grusin did a lot of writing and arrangement for Mason from 1975-1977. He's credited on a lot of Mason's tracks, and Mason is credited on a whole bunch of Grusin's too lol. It seems like they were always working on something together for a few years there.
This is simply the era where music was remarkable. I grew up listening to this and my father had a great influence in it. It might be jurassic but music back was something you can listen and relax. My father was a great fan of classical music and relaxing music. Just my take thanks for posting this remarkable song
I don’t wanna live no more Sometimes I hear death knockin at my front door I live everyday like a hustle Another drug juggle Another day another struggle.
Had no idea where that Biggie song was sampled on until I came across this original track in a 1987 Weather Channel Local Forecast video. Hip hop owes so much to classic samples from the 50s-90s.
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“I don't wanna live no more
Sometimes I hear death knockin' at my front door” such an underrated song (Everyday Struggle bu Biggie Smalls)
The real know tho
When the sample drops at :23, my entire universe melts.
+Kyle Witzen You and me both lol. Where does that saxophone sample come from in the hook?
Matthew Olden just something extra
Kyle Wit mine as well
Kyle Wit actually I have always wondered where that sample comes from my life is a little more complete now that I know from when I first heard it till I die it will always move me
I just get that warm fuzzy feeling all over, and it just hits me like nothing else.
See, Jazz and Rap just go together so beautifully
I don't wanna live no mo'!
Sometimes I hear death knockin' at my front do'!
i'm livin everyday like a hustle another drug to juggle antoher day another struggle
NO
Stay.Smile
@@DR-cf6ug Yes.
@@nicolasdasilvabarroso9435 I know how it feel to wake up fucked up, pockets broke as hell, another rock to sell.
I don't wanna live no more
Sometimes I hear death knocking at my front door
I'm living everyday like a hustle
Another drug to juggle, another day, another struggle
Gwendolynn Madina right (righttt)
This is what biggie used to listen to when he was down livin in the hood and going through his "everyday struggles", his favorite song that he ever made
where did you get that info
@@bigbossiv7538 an interview. He said that EVERYDAY STRUGGLE was his favorite song amongst all the songs he'd made, period.
How You Know That He Was Listening To Dave Grusin's Original Track? He Was Probably Listening To Easy Mo Bee's Beat. People Say The Dumbest Shit Sometimes.
@@bernardcuthbert2174 so true hahaha the kid probably listened to juicy on the radio and searched him up once
@@bernardcuthbert2174 smh you know a lot of Mc and rappers from the golden era of hip hop listen to this type of music in their household grew up
I bought Ready To Die back in September of 94. I heard Everyday Struggle and lost my mind, it instantly became my favorite song on the album because of the sample. I immediately went out to find the original song and I bought the album, Mountain Dance. Unbeknownst to me, I learned that it is one of the greatest jazz albums...EVER! I recommend this album to any music lover. 💯✌❤
When smooth jazz still had a funky edge to it...
The piano playing after the Biggie Sample deserves props too though.
Fleezy81 That's the main reason why I came here
🎼I don't wanna live no more
Sometimes I hear death knocking at my front door
I'm living everyday like a hustle🎶
this song is giving me those really deep thoughts that i dont even know i have any
another day another struggle
When I just wanna get away from the everyday struggles I play this in my car with my JL subs and Hertz mids and highs, JL XD amps.....talk about a natural high.....like I have no worries in the world....BEAUTIFUL....If it wasn't for sampling I might have gone to my grave never hearing this.
Thanks Biggie for introducing me to this wonderful song through your classic song, “Everyday Hustle.”
Struggle*
Brooklyn we did it!!!!! RIP 3-9-97
10%→those who like this song
10%→those who grow up with this song
80%→those who came here to write biggie’s lyrics
My daughter use a potty so she's older now
Educated street knowledge, I'mma mould her now
This song is so smooth. Good music is universal. Transcends time, nationalities, age groups etc. When I was a kid growing up in the 80's and 90's we learned music appreciation. My parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles exposed us to all kinds of music from all eras. One minute one was listening to Mozart, the next James Brown, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, the list goes on. That is why we could recognize a sample in a rap song and know the original. It is my hope that ones that sampled paid the artist their just due. And the younger generation had the gumption to find out where it came from. Therefore expose a new generation to the one that preceded it............ I hate to keep saying this but, today's music is just lacking.
All right! Dave Grusin is a truly gifted musician !
there is plenty of good music now you just aren't looking for it
I DONT WANNA LIVE NO MO. SOMETIMES I HEAR DEATH KNOCKIN AT MY FRONT DO
+Trapezoid. Trap (Trapezoid) I'm livin every day like a hustle, another job to juggle/ Another day, another struggle
Matthew Olden I know how it feel to wake up fucked up pockets broke as hell another rock to sell
Trapezoid. Trap People look at you like yous the user/ Sellin drugs to all the losers, mad Buddha abuser/ But they don't know about the stress-filled days/ Baby on the way, mad bills to pay/ That's why you drink Tanqueray so you could reminisce/ And wish you wasn't livin so devilish
shit, I remember I was just like you
Smoking blunts with my crew, flipping over 6 to 2s. Cause G.E.D, wasn't B.I.G
I got P.A.I.D, that's why my moms hate me
She was forced to kick me out, no doubt
Then I figured out nicks went for 20 down South. Packed up my tools for my raw power moves. Glock nineteen for casket and flower moves.
Trapezoid. Trap For chumps tryna stop my flow/ And what they don't know will show in the autopsy/ Went to see Papi to cop me a brick/ Asked for some consignment, he wasn't tryna hear it/ Smoking mad Newports cause I'm due in court/ For an assault that I caught In Bridgeport, New York/ Catch me if you can like the gingerbread man/ You betta have your gat in hand, cause man!
0:25 Everyday Struggle
i can hear junior mafia saying '' right.... ''
LOL, I came from a Vaporwave subreddit, I wasn't even expecting that!
@@ravenvinnie6062 is Vaporwave still a thing in 2019?
🎵 I don’ wanna live no mo！🎵
00:23 Everyday Struggle - Notorious B.I.G
no shit
Been looking for some smooth jazz forever. Crazy how biggie got me here. Thumbs up, RIP
He covered this from Harvey Mason. It's called Freedom Either Way and it's on Harvey's 1977 Funk In A Mason Jar album
Blake Kersey Grusin did a lot of writing and arrangement for Mason from 1975-1977. He's credited on a lot of Mason's tracks, and Mason is credited on a whole bunch of Grusin's too lol. It seems like they were always working on something together for a few years there.
Shout out to you! I went to the original. Thanks for sharing that info!!
💜💜💜😄😄 THANKS FOR THAT NUGGET!
A Very elegant composition of Dave Grusin. The instruments speak by themselves. Piano is the guide.
This is simply the era where music was remarkable. I grew up listening to this and my father had a great influence in it. It might be jurassic but music back was something you can listen and relax. My father was a great fan of classical music and relaxing music. Just my take thanks for posting this remarkable song
Love this song. I study & meditate to this. :)
Sample part is mad amazing.. but kinda even more amazing are first 20s
JUST SOME PERSONAL STUFF FROM THIS ICONIC LEGENDARY BAD BOY OMG STRAIGHT UP RAW!(🙏)
Man this track has a heavy feeling.
Great tune, great musician yet Ready to Die still brought me here
大好きな曲だあ💝
Smooth groove
アルバムラストのこの曲は多分30分続いても浸れるよ。
A very elegant composition by the Masters of Masters on keyboards Dave Grusin
The sample of one of my favorite tracks off Biggie's album.
I don’t wanna live no more
Sometimes I hear death knockin at my front door
I live everyday like a hustle
Another drug juggle
Another day another struggle.
So beautiful!..
I dont wanna live no mo', some times i see death knocking at my front do'
My favorite Dave Grusin song from the Mountain Dance album
This song is so much more than the first 24 seconds of it.
Good song
Grusin has some Genius type sh**, dope tracks
amazing song!
0:24 How Easy Mo Bee flipped this is crazy
This wasn’t a easy mo bee production the bluez brothers produced this
Had no idea where that Biggie song was sampled on until I came across this original track in a 1987 Weather Channel Local Forecast video. Hip hop owes so much to classic samples from the 50s-90s.
Love this.
So good I had to vote/listen twice. Thanks Dave!
I don't wanna live no mo
Sometimes I hear death kockin on my front do!
Biggie smalls brought me here! Rest in peace big.
This right here!!! Maaaaan....#Jammin
Everyday Struggle sounds like a Easy Mo Bee beat that Puffy took credit for. I'm willing to bet.
This wasn’t a easy mo beat production it was the bluez brothers
Love this
I dont wanna live no more...
Great upload
holy shit ;~;
"Yea we took y'all beat. What we took yo beat, because you weren't rocking it right"
everyday struggle bought me here
"I don’t wanna leave no more…„
'Everyday Struggle' by Notorious B.I.G. ('94)
Ready to die brought me here
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I can detect around 4 mainstream songs that copied or derived instrumentals from this song
Everyone names the big song but leaves out the LOX... We'll always love Big Poppa....
notorious b.i.g everday struggle
Reminds me of being dragged through a caldor by my mom circa 1988.
BIG!
jazz + rap
If you think about Biggie's life it feels sad
what part of the life of biggie?
I wanna live no mord
00:24 is when the sample starts, classic biggie
Nope, classic Grusin
Dave grueson
😍😘😗😙😚
biggie - everyday struggle
Everyday Struggle
right right... i can hear puff daddy...
Sounds like Gran Turismo soundtrack.
was finding a Gran Turismo comment🤣
Harvey Mason wrote .
That white boy, wasn't BS'n!
ByHarveyMayson
What does that little piano melody at the beginning remind me off? I can't quite put my finger on it. Someone help
EnriqueDiaz2012- Everyday Struggle
The sun setting over the lake
bunnyhop
hello‼️‼️😀fromJAPAN‼️
1:35
Anyone here from MJB's I Need You?
Bluez Brothers borrowed the sample not Diddy
The front cover of album,he looks like George Bush...