I still play Lost Boyz on the regular. Rene is up there. Great storytelling. First and second album dope. I remember being outside for both. I'm 40 and still bump their joints.
I remember when the word got out around town. I used to live a few blocks from where he lost his life. He was a cool guy who wasn't above anyone he'd cross paths with around Jamaica. I remember being out doing things we were doing back then, sitting at the light, then he came around the corner on a mountain bike. Since we were blasting a Lost Boys classic, he got hyped, then started hyping up what he's already hyped on the track. Since I lived and hustled near Rockaway Blvd, it was normal to see most of the LB group around the way.
Naw Rene my fav track ever & I’m only 25 so that shit was way before my time. But losing my own shorty to some street shit & that song hit a different emotion. “I’m pouring beer out for my shorty who ain’t here. I’m from the ghetto, so this is how I shed my tear”
it wasnt that far before ya time it just by like two or three years it came out in 96 imma Nov. 95 baby so i feel you at least we were born in golden age of true hip hop
@@Juicedude502 as a 95 baby I felt this.. especially growing up in Brooklyn I was fortunate to have real 80s head show me all the hidden hip hop gems 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@Juicedude502 creativity was banging in 90s..you came in a good era. Hip hop should be downloaded in your system nicely cause your parents prolly loved hip hop, partied to it n it was background music to the soundtrack of their lives.
@@darklight7452 trill factz and yea hip hop was engrained in my head by way of my big brother and later on when I met my father I saw where I got it from. It’s crazy how much that era of hip hop brings people together. Back when it was about being an actual artist.
@@Juicedude502 it was a special era for music, for people, it's hard to describe but you got the best parts of an era...Lotta highlights. 90's babies, yall the last ones with good sense..stay strong.
Mr.Cheeks one of very few rappers they been thur shit and don't glorify it just speak in codes!! I love his party records sending out good vibes in return look great being 51 years of age still vibing & bless with abundance!
Every time I see a new video upload I still think back to watching math battle from the smack days and to see the transition to the podcast game and how well his show is doing it's a special thing to see soon to hit a mill subs and still Independent god is great my bro stay grinding this about to be another classic mr cheeks are the lost Boyz are legendary rip freaky tah 💯
My pops put me on to Mr cheeks when i was yung as a 24 year old now still one of my favorite hip hop masterpieces ever recorded still helps me appreciate life 💯🎶
This song told a story for so many people but it was so great, I would pump Lost Boyz up every morning before school omg and I still do at 39... whew keep making music..
Renee was and is forever on my playlist I had the pleasure of meeting mr cheeks back in 2000 he was very cool and down to earth I will never forget that❤
Mr.Cheeks Thank you for the great music one of my FAV Groups! Man they can’t begin to understand the music we grew up to! Unexplainable just Music that will live beyond the ages!
Man I LOVE these interviews! They’re definitely quality and bring more intimacy to us watchers! I love the legend Mr cheeks! now I gotta binge watch! Thanks MATH HOFFA!
Last year this time i met Mr Cheeks down here in South Africa…..the crunky kids did not know him until he performed Renne and they all went “ooooh thats the guy who sing this song” epic legendary stuff 🔥🤞🏽🇿🇦
Not gonna front he's spittin straight facts. I've been around him, chilled with him, smoked with him. Yo he is one of the coolest artist I know straight up. He definitely doesn't like no-nonsense around him He'll shut that down early. I've seen it. Lz Up!
Renée by Lost boys...( Liberation) by outkast...Rass Kass (nature of the threat)...slick Rick (children story)..Grandmaster (the message). Kool G Rap. (Road to Riches)..NWA (fk the police) are cautionary tales and the perils of urban inner city life..on a true hip-hop canvas.. real storytelling ..
Lost boys had some joints during that mid nineties era, Renee was a classic storytelling track...good interview like how he broke down difference from street and party music!!!
Shout out to Mr. Cheeks, im part of Regime Squad Djs and we jus had a 10th anniversary event last october and we had Cheeks in Cleveland performing, wish i could post pics/vids. Shout to Dj Unique also!!!!
Then one episode all young one should watch cause he speaking knowledge and wisdom and showing and tellin u no matter how street or good or gangsta u are u ain't got to talk bout non stop to succeed 🙏🏽💪🏾💯
DOUBLE OG.....his verse on bob Marley's guiltiness is relevant asf then and now...ill flo and spitter....RIP freeky tah and im coming from New Zealand Aotearoa
Renee is one of the best hip hop songs ever made, so underrated, a masterpiece
@Living Example 💯
I still play Renee on the regular No🧢, One of the best storytelling and song period in hip-hop history✊🏾💯🇯🇲.Rip freaky tah 🙏
Renae is such a classic. Plus when the video came out just brought more value and meaning to the story 💯
Me too.. its on all my UA-cam playlists
This is true
Here's the Question... Which song is better...🤔Renee or Me and my Bit**? by Biggie❓️
@@bennisford1712 Renee a more powerful tune and has way more impact Imo
Storytelling is such an important part of any real emcee's repertoire. Salute.
Facts. Nothing like a good storytelling track.
Yeah bc it's content.
Happy born My dude @Mr Cheeks
Slept on cheeks.....his night legend big time
Lost Boyz ability to give you a visual through lyrics was incredible.
Top 5 Storytellers.
Lostz Boyz is a very underrated group there album legal drug money is a raw classic
word!
I still play Lost Boyz on the regular. Rene is up there. Great storytelling. First and second album dope. I remember being outside for both. I'm 40 and still bump their joints.
R.I.P FREAKY TAH!! We miss you kid! Word!!!!!!
I remember when the word got out around town. I used to live a few blocks from where he lost his life. He was a cool guy who wasn't above anyone he'd cross paths with around Jamaica. I remember being out doing things we were doing back then, sitting at the light, then he came around the corner on a mountain bike. Since we were blasting a Lost Boys classic, he got hyped, then started hyping up what he's already hyped on the track. Since I lived and hustled near Rockaway Blvd, it was normal to see most of the LB group around the way.
I still listen to Renee fairly often. Classc joint. My pops was a huge Mr Cheeks fan back in the day and the reason why I love The Lost Boyz' music.
I’ma watch this interview a thousand times 😂 LB FAM!!! LONG LIVE FREAKY TAH!!!
That was my jam. God rest her soul 🙏🏾 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Been listening to that song since 11 Smfh on limewire. 29 now.
FACTS
Naw Rene my fav track ever & I’m only 25 so that shit was way before my time. But losing my own shorty to some street shit & that song hit a different emotion. “I’m pouring beer out for my shorty who ain’t here. I’m from the ghetto, so this is how I shed my tear”
it wasnt that far before ya time it just by like two or three years it came out in 96 imma Nov. 95 baby so i feel you at least we were born in golden age of true hip hop
@@Juicedude502 as a 95 baby I felt this.. especially growing up in Brooklyn I was fortunate to have real 80s head show me all the hidden hip hop gems 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@Juicedude502 creativity was banging in 90s..you came in a good era. Hip hop should be downloaded in your system nicely cause your parents prolly loved hip hop, partied to it n it was background music to the soundtrack of their lives.
@@darklight7452 trill factz and yea hip hop was engrained in my head by way of my big brother and later on when I met my father I saw where I got it from. It’s crazy how much that era of hip hop brings people together. Back when it was about being an actual artist.
@@Juicedude502 it was a special era for music, for people, it's hard to describe but you got the best parts of an era...Lotta highlights. 90's babies, yall the last ones with good sense..stay strong.
This guy hasn't aged bruh! Salute to one of my favourite MCs growing up! RIP Freaky Tah🙏 LB FAM
He "took a chance" writing Renee... Man, that song will live FOREVER from that album!!
Mr.Cheeks one of very few rappers they been thur shit and don't glorify it just speak in codes!! I love his party records sending out good vibes in return look great being 51 years of age still vibing & bless with abundance!
This is the coolest dude ever Mr.Cheeks I love this guy first time meeting him in Northwoods Mall in South Carolina he was so cool and smooth
Best era in rap music hands down!!!!
Haaannnds doowwwn!
Love Mr. Cheeks. A man of few words. IYKYK. Seen him perform in BK a few years ago. 😍
Absolute CLASSIC song 💯 Goes down as one of my all time favs. You feel it Every. Single. Time.
I’m 42 and I still bump Renee till this day 🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥
This is going to be a classic! It’s about damn time. Miss these dude’s. Lost boys forever dope
Every time I see a new video upload I still think back to watching math battle from the smack days and to see the transition to the podcast game and how well his show is doing it's a special thing to see soon to hit a mill subs and still Independent god is great my bro stay grinding this about to be another classic mr cheeks are the lost Boyz are legendary rip freaky tah 💯
Math Your podcast will be legendary when its all said and done real convos raw n uncut
My pop's still playing there album. I love it lost Boyz
YEAH THE DANCE WAS LIVE 💯🤞🏿
Lost Boyz one of my fav groups growing up, still in heavy rotation. RIP Freaky Tah🙏🏾
My pops put me on to Mr cheeks when i was yung as a 24 year old now still one of my favorite hip hop masterpieces ever recorded still helps me appreciate life 💯🎶
Great, answer to the last question
This song told a story for so many people but it was so great, I would pump Lost Boyz up every morning before school omg and I still do at 39... whew keep making music..
Renee was and is forever on my playlist I had the pleasure of meeting mr cheeks back in 2000 he was very cool and down to earth I will never forget that❤
Mr Cheeks bro a Legendary NYC
I still remember that day damn
Flowers from the UK, '96, '97 & '99 albums still on rotation !!!
Lost Boyz One of my favorite childhood groups I loved everything they made
THOSE FUN DAYS
I was in love with this man and just like that I'm back in love lol his energy his flow was everything to me💫LBF 4L🕊️🌹🌹🌹🌹
Mr.Cheeks Thank you for the great music one of my FAV Groups! Man they can’t begin to understand the music we grew up to! Unexplainable just Music that will live beyond the ages!
Underrated group… peace to the lost boyz
Records like Renee and Stan are the epitome of what an artist who respects the craft is about. It's not just about rhyming words.
Replace Stan with Brenda's got a baby and we can talk.
@@noone9946 Nah he got it right the first time. 2 classics
@OWTT so you both are wrong together. Lol
@@noone9946 Nothing to be wrong about. Facts are facts…
@OWTT I said what I said people agreed you don't. OK but those were not facts Eminem is your hero OK
Legal Drug Money one of my fav albums listen to tht joint at least once a week
One of my favorite groups all time, thier flow and sound was dope
Man I LOVE these interviews! They’re definitely quality and bring more intimacy to us watchers! I love the legend Mr cheeks! now I gotta binge watch! Thanks MATH HOFFA!
Yo...thank you for bring one of the best from the 90'...I say all the time that was the best Era for me.
Renee & Me & My Crazy World, two of my favorite tracks back to back!
Love this show love the way they represent the old school
Lost boys!!! Love that track
LB Fam. Legends. Salute to Queens
Let it do what it do! Bing!
Mr. Cheeks was one of the first New Yorkers that had the south vibing to up north Music 🫡‼️
Yup! And he lived in Miami some times and showed love to us
For real legal Drug Money is a certified NYC classic even down south homies was banging up
I agree with Math ! The creativity made hip hop entertaining
Yo Cheeks, keep making bangers. Renee reminds me of life.
All Respect to Mr Cheeks and the lost boys
Legends!!!!! 🙌🙌
One day I’m going to be able to interview artists like Mr. cheeks. Artists that I love and tell them how thankful I am for the music.
Let me guess…one day your going to collab with him too huh? 🥱
🧚🏾♀️✨
shout out to the Great Math Hoffa , still playing Renee to date
Africaz watching Kenya Loves this Show Man
I remember I was in 11th grade when this came out🔥❤🔥
❤️🔥
Renee is a heart felt classic 💯
Renee is probably top 10 of the greatest hip hop songs of all time.
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Last year this time i met Mr Cheeks down here in South Africa…..the crunky kids did not know him until he performed Renne and they all went “ooooh thats the guy who sing this song” epic legendary stuff 🔥🤞🏽🇿🇦
Funny how time flies...
Lookin over ya shoulder music lol
About time LB FAM🎉
Not gonna front he's spittin straight facts. I've been around him, chilled with him, smoked with him. Yo he is one of the coolest artist I know straight up. He definitely doesn't like no-nonsense around him
He'll shut that down early. I've seen it. Lz Up!
Shout out to Mr. Cheeks, it's cool to see you, man.
Much respect for the "Renee" joint, that shit was dope.
Salute to my brother 🙏🏾 💯
Love Mr cheeks! Renee is one of my favorite songs of all time! The video 🤌🏾👌🏾
Classic song.
Absolute classic!! Legendary
Shot out to the LB Fam
Renee was is and will forever be a classic
Renée by Lost boys...( Liberation) by outkast...Rass Kass (nature of the threat)...slick Rick (children story)..Grandmaster (the message). Kool G Rap. (Road to Riches)..NWA (fk the police) are cautionary tales and the perils of urban inner city life..on a true hip-hop canvas.. real storytelling ..
IMO Rass Kass is VERY underrated 💯
That ending was perfect! 💯
Lifestyles of the rich remix is my fav joint!!!💯🔥🔥
One of the best voices in hip-hop
Mad respect for @MrCheeks 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Lost boys had some joints during that mid nineties era, Renee was a classic storytelling track...good interview like how he broke down difference from street and party music!!!
Math I’m glad you asked that question bc I still rock that song and I always wanted to ask that
I remember when he answered this in 96 on video music box. This song will forever be a classic
Happy birthday mr cheeks 🎉
First time I heard Renee, was on the Don't Be A Menace to South Central soundtrack. Had a totally different beat.
It’s 3 versions the one on soundtrack was the best
That fact that Cheeks looks exactly the same is 💯💯💯💯
dope. your favorite 90s emcees were also B-Boys. That is hip-hop
Shout out to Mr. Cheeks, im part of Regime Squad Djs and we jus had a 10th anniversary event last october and we had Cheeks in Cleveland performing, wish i could post pics/vids. Shout to Dj Unique also!!!!
Mr Cheeks! Them flows was unique. The beats are exquisite. Renee. Love to the lost Boyz.
Happy Birthday Mr. Cheeks!! RIP Freaky Tah!!
One of my favorite joints of all time...
LEGENDARY❗️❣️❗️❣️
HAPPY BDAY & RIP FREAKY TY!!
RENEE WAS A CLASSIC 🔥🔥🔥🔥
That always sounded true to me, details..
One of my favorite voices in hip hop.
Cheeks got one of the illest flow & delivery in the game. Real Talk.
Happy Birthday Mr. Cheeks!!❤🎉💯
There first album Legal Drug Money is up there with Illmatic and Me against the World
Love..peace.. and nappines.....my favorite album....one
Mr Cheeks..Lost Boyz!!! Queens Legends...💯
Then one episode all young one should watch cause he speaking knowledge and wisdom and showing and tellin u no matter how street or good or gangsta u are u ain't got to talk bout non stop to succeed 🙏🏽💪🏾💯
Cheeks lookin like a full blown dancehall artist with that drip 😂
That whole album knockn✊🏾Lost Boyz Hard as fk
DOUBLE OG.....his verse on bob Marley's guiltiness is relevant asf then and now...ill flo and spitter....RIP freeky tah and im coming from New Zealand Aotearoa
Mannnnnn idk if they spoke this during this interview - I’m watching clips that’s one of my favorite records from him
@@thedfferencetab1977 legendary Collab