So this is the track that turned me on to cypress. I'm an old white head (47). I loved listening to stuff like this and metal to get pumped-up for my next game or fight, but what was crazy is you could put it on at a party and everyone knew the words. These guys are highly underrated and it's a shame. I saw them at lollapalooza in '94 with the beastie boys. The crowd went so nuts my hand got forced through a security fence 3 times in 3 seconds and it looked like I stuck it in a blender. I waited till the end of their set and went to get some band-aids from the med tent.i had lost so much blood, they sent me to the hospital. No regrets on THIS one. They were great live. Good times, good times ❤😂
There's something about Cypress Hill that allows them to appeal to people across all musical tastes. Cypress Hill is a hip hop group that can play at a heavy metal concert/festival, draw huge crowds of metalheads, and fit in just fine. Though admittedly, it could be just due to contact high from all the weed being smoked throughout the show, lol.
what's funny is this and the phunky feel one are two videos where they are basically just standing in a burnt out building doing that dance move they do the whole video- but they still come off as fresh ass videos- if you check the phuncky feel one video it's like almost the same- and another banger- but the budget looks like it was 5 grand but still looks better than 95% of todays videos- b-real the guy with the nasal voice has a show on youtube called the smoke box i think where he has guests that sit in his car and smoke 8 lbs of weed- there's hundreds of episodes of that so b-real is still doing things
So here's a good 1 here! This is a scene from the movie Stormy Weather. This scene features Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers. I saw this as a kid and the dancing blew my mind!! This is a classic!! The film came out in 1943. I'm not that old. I was born in 1981 but check this out ua-cam.com/video/_8yGGtVKrD8/v-deo.html
CYPRESS HILL ORIGINATED FROM CYPRESS HILL,BROOKLYN NEW YORK WHERE A LOT OF HIPHOP ORINATED ON THE EAST COAST! REPRESENTING OLD SCHOOL EAST COAST HIPHOP!!!! SHOTS FROM THE CYPRESS HILL PROJECTS, BROOKLYN!!! 1992 NEW YORK
Listen to their third album in its entirety Temples of Boom iii, good to see people really seeing how real Cypress Hill is. I mean Lead rapper? His name is B Real
Check out Cypress Hill - Throw Your Set In The Air. Then check out Ice Cube’s song Friday. Cube and Cypress Hill got into a beef over these songs. Cypress Hill said Ice Cube was in the studio with them and heard their song then copied the hook and used it for his Friday song.
Great reaction. Subbed! If y'all like the cinematics then check out their video for 'When the Shit Goes Down' (I think they changed it to 'Ship'' for the video). Peace from Australia ; )
THese guys are legends in the rap game, to the point where they had beef with Ice Cube for stealing some of their beats and samples. So even the greats were trying to tap in to some of their style. --------- For more Cypress Hill check out, "I want to get High", "Stoned is the way of the Walk", "Hole in ya head, "Killafornia", "Latin Lingo", "Illusions", . ------- Also one of the all time spin off songs associated with Cypress Hill is "Jump Around"
If you want videos that look like a movie, do a reaction for Falling in Reverse "Watch the World Burn". Tom MacDonald's new video for Godmode is is pretty decent as well
Ok, I see ya’ll are about the visuals as well as the tracks…with that in mind, here are some classics to check: BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTIONS - MY PHILOSOPHY, BLACK SHEEP - THE CHOICE IS YOURS, THE PHARCYDE - DROP, THE PHARCYDE - PASSIN’ ME BY, SOULS OF MISCHIEF - 93 ‘TIL INFINITY, BEASTIE BOYS - THREE MC’S AND ONE DJ
Cypress Hill is from my city, South Gate Ca. Grow up listening to them and let me tell you, they were a wave when they came out and still do there thing, especially if you see them live. 🫡 to you young bucks
This was my generation and Cypress Hill was my shit, but in all fairness back then was the era of MTV, when they had actual fckn musin on music television. Videos were clutch when it came to getting exposure. They had to be good.
This is like 1991, 1992...I was in the Marines at Coronado Island when my buddy said you got to hear this tape...man, all the Clubs in Oceanside, Escondido, Marine E Clubs, even the clubs on Revolution Street in TJ was bumping this shit and A Tribe Called Quest.
I was on Coronado too on the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk at the same time bumping this song. They used to play it at the Marine Base club too, that spot used to be lit on Fri/Sat nights
@@seansimms8503 yes sir. I know all those spots you talking about. Catching the trolley to TJ on Friday and Saturday nights too. Hanging out at Horton Plaza, getting a fresh fade at Afrocentric Barbershop on Broadway. Shopping at Behind the Post Office downtown San Diego. Mission Beach on Sundays. I left san Diego in 1995. Us, the Ranger and the Midway before they decommissioned were in Coronado
![FIRST TIME HEARING Cypress Hill - Hand On the Pump (Official HD Video) [REACTION]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/q4qa9VsTo6E/mqdefault.jpg)
So this is the track that turned me on to cypress. I'm an old white head (47). I loved listening to stuff like this and metal to get pumped-up for my next game or fight, but what was crazy is you could put it on at a party and everyone knew the words. These guys are highly underrated and it's a shame. I saw them at lollapalooza in '94 with the beastie boys. The crowd went so nuts my hand got forced through a security fence 3 times in 3 seconds and it looked like I stuck it in a blender. I waited till the end of their set and went to get some band-aids from the med tent.i had lost so much blood, they sent me to the hospital. No regrets on THIS one. They were great live. Good times, good times ❤😂
There's something about Cypress Hill that allows them to appeal to people across all musical tastes. Cypress Hill is a hip hop group that can play at a heavy metal concert/festival, draw huge crowds of metalheads, and fit in just fine. Though admittedly, it could be just due to contact high from all the weed being smoked throughout the show, lol.
Their producer is DJ Muggs. Definitely has his own unique, gritty style
Top 5 producers of all time to me.
Respect 90’s og we been thru it all. Hand on the pump la la la laaaa
Thank you! You have a new follower! I grew up on cypress. I was 13 when they came out. Their first 3 albums are so dope
Good point their music needs more play on ads and other places..underratted group for sure
I'm still a CH fan to this very day. Rap will never exist like this again.
The 90's TOLD STORIES!!!❤❤❤❤❤
The 80s and 90s had the best music videos
what's funny is this and the phunky feel one are two videos where they are basically just standing in a burnt out building doing that dance move they do the whole video- but they still come off as fresh ass videos- if you check the phuncky feel one video it's like almost the same- and another banger- but the budget looks like it was 5 grand but still looks better than 95% of todays videos- b-real the guy with the nasal voice has a show on youtube called the smoke box i think where he has guests that sit in his car and smoke 8 lbs of weed- there's hundreds of episodes of that so b-real is still doing things
Dusted funk beats....Pure dope
Requesting some Big Pun : Triplets
Shotgun go Booyah
Check Out "No Rest For The Wicked" (Ice Cube Diss) - Cypress Hill
mtv videos w the songs...yeah.
So here's a good 1 here! This is a scene from the movie Stormy Weather. This scene features Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers. I saw this as a kid and the dancing blew my mind!! This is a classic!!
The film came out in 1943. I'm not that old. I was born in 1981 but check this out
ua-cam.com/video/_8yGGtVKrD8/v-deo.html
House of Pain - Jump Around
It was produced for Cypress Hill but they passed & said "give it to the white boys" lol now its an all time bangerrrrrrr.
They are hispanic B real is half Mexican/Cuban and Sean dog is Cuban
CYPRESS HILL ORIGINATED FROM CYPRESS HILL,BROOKLYN NEW YORK WHERE A LOT OF HIPHOP ORINATED ON THE EAST COAST! REPRESENTING OLD SCHOOL EAST COAST HIPHOP!!!! SHOTS FROM THE CYPRESS HILL PROJECTS, BROOKLYN!!! 1992 NEW YORK
They're from! South Gate! Ca!
Listen to their third album in its entirety Temples of Boom iii, good to see people really seeing how real Cypress Hill is. I mean Lead rapper? His name is B Real
Honestly, their first four albums are all fire and massively slept on nowadays. Untitled, Black Sunday, Temples of Boom, IV.
@Rob Robberson then chuck live at the filmore in there 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Black Sunday!
My shyt even though mugs wans't with them..they came baCk hard with skull and bones
Temples of Boom has some of the sickest production ever, Muggs snapped on that shit
Cypress is so HARD!! Beats and rhymes go on every track!
Dj muggs is the producer of the group, his beats are funky as they come and as unique as they come, the Hill one of the best to ever do it
Check any of Cypress Hills first three albums. All bangers
Facts!!
Even Cypress HIll IV is awesome. Looking out the window of my room and Prelude to a come up with MC Eiht is awesome.
bro, 4 is insane!
There will never be anything like '90s hip hop again...EVER. Glad I was around for it.
Now you gotta react to How I Could Just Kill a Man also one of my favorite all time hip hop beats
I didn’t realize how old I am till I watched this reaction 😂😂😂 thnx man we had good music 😂😂
Great reaction to a dope old school track
Black Sunday is their best album in my opinion 🤙🏽
This song at a LIVE show is an unforgettable experience! Hollywood walk of Famers here. Thank you for this 404 Productions ENT. Subscribed!
This first album is a classic. Please have a listen front to back. Dope review!
@1:54 you witness the invention of the word BOOYA!
Check out Cypress Hill - Throw Your Set In The Air. Then check out Ice Cube’s song Friday. Cube and Cypress Hill got into a beef over these songs. Cypress Hill said Ice Cube was in the studio with them and heard their song then copied the hook and used it for his Friday song.
Great reaction. Subbed! If y'all like the cinematics then check out their video for 'When the Shit Goes Down' (I think they changed it to 'Ship'' for the video). Peace from Australia ; )
THese guys are legends in the rap game, to the point where they had beef with Ice Cube for stealing some of their beats and samples. So even the greats were trying to tap in to some of their style. --------- For more Cypress Hill check out, "I want to get High", "Stoned is the way of the Walk", "Hole in ya head, "Killafornia", "Latin Lingo", "Illusions", . ------- Also one of the all time spin off songs associated with Cypress Hill is "Jump Around"
I mean cube did, I wouldn't say all the greats.
illusions! yes
React to “My Philosophy” by boogie down productions
Yo check b real in the psycho realm psycho city blocks that ish goes hard..✌🏽
1992. Cypress Hill was that Phunky feel ones! B-Real, Sin Dog, DJ Muggs
If you want videos that look like a movie, do a reaction for Falling in Reverse "Watch the World Burn". Tom MacDonald's new video for Godmode is is pretty decent as well
Ok, I see ya’ll are about the visuals as well as the tracks…with that in mind, here are some classics to check: BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTIONS - MY PHILOSOPHY, BLACK SHEEP - THE CHOICE IS YOURS, THE PHARCYDE - DROP, THE PHARCYDE - PASSIN’ ME BY, SOULS OF MISCHIEF - 93 ‘TIL INFINITY, BEASTIE BOYS - THREE MC’S AND ONE DJ
With the west coast theme) DJ QUIK - born and raised in Compton, just Luke Compton. C-bo - I'm a Killer ( some great west coast beats on these tracks.
31 years ago, young friends.
Do the remix to this song now "HAND ON THE GLOCK"!!
Do dr.greenthumb cypress hill
Dj Muggs was the real gangsta in the video
Play Mc Ren's in The Alley from The Kiss My Black Ass Album.
Dj muggs is half Italian but raised with Mexicans east LA
👍👍👍👍👍👍💯💯
SAMPLED AND REPEAT THE SONG REFRAIN "DUKE OD EARL! 1973 BY GENE CHANDLER
DJ Quick just like Compton
Yeah , this album was good front to back , but this is not their best music.
cypress hill " ain't goin out like that "
Cypress Hill Hill Hill rifa la motta
Cypress Hill is from my city, South Gate Ca. Grow up listening to them and let me tell you, they were a wave when they came out and still do there thing, especially if you see them live. 🫡 to you young bucks
1991
The Hill is UNDERRATED!
When I first watch your channel at first I wasn't feeling it. I'm so glad to see that you guys are open minded to real hip hop.
1991 ❤❤❤❤
yall not know cole bennett?
This CD is great
So underrated!
This came out in the early 90s I wanna say 92'
Subscribed because of this video.
Very under-rated song by Cypress. It’s one of my favs.
The black dude dj muggs makes the beats. B real is the white guy he's the main lyricist
I think the DJ Muggs is the white guy and the black guy is Sen Dog.
This was my generation and Cypress Hill was my shit, but in all fairness back then was the era of MTV, when they had actual fckn musin on music television. Videos were clutch when it came to getting exposure. They had to be good.
If you want to see one of their best shot , high quality complete videos.... Latin Lingo is maybe their best music video as far as cinimatic style
Big Pun Twinz and Kool G Rap On The Run and Ill Street Blues
Yall gotta do a reaction to the new metro album!
The first one on the album “on time”
Much love -Franji
Some of the 90s music videos shot on film are incredible.
Check out the song The Reckoning by Musab
My favorite rap by them
Let's do some more Cypress 404💚🔥
This is like 1991, 1992...I was in the Marines at Coronado Island when my buddy said you got to hear this tape...man, all the Clubs in Oceanside, Escondido, Marine E Clubs, even the clubs on Revolution Street in TJ was bumping this shit and A Tribe Called Quest.
I was on Coronado too on the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk at the same time bumping this song. They used to play it at the Marine Base club too, that spot used to be lit on Fri/Sat nights
@@altaariq hell yeah man, good times.
@@seansimms8503 yes sir. I know all those spots you talking about. Catching the trolley to TJ on Friday and Saturday nights too. Hanging out at Horton Plaza, getting a fresh fade at Afrocentric Barbershop on Broadway. Shopping at Behind the Post Office downtown San Diego. Mission Beach on Sundays. I left san Diego in 1995. Us, the Ranger and the Midway before they decommissioned were in Coronado
@@altaariq man I was in culture shock going from that to Jacksonville and Lejeune.
@@seansimms8503 I bet.
Also check The Alkaholiks