Бедный уличный рэп умер давно 🤔 Рэп богачей его полностью уничтожил в начале 00-х годов. Вы помните, чтобы хоть кому либо давали музыкальные премии из уличного бедного нищего рэпа ? И вообще крутили его на телеке или радио или в трендах ютуба ? НЕТ. Бедный нищий уличный рэп давно погиб и мёртв
I identify as the Tooth Fairy to the Shit pushers shoving their alphabet soup down my throat. Cant cancel me. They've tried. Fuck the Groomers i grew up in Foster Care. Wont push me around cause i push back.
'93 I was 16 yrs old. Sneaking out with friends and getting in trouble. I remember this was on the radio for the first time and we were hyped after listening to this. Life was so good back then. Miss those days.
No auto tune, an actual hook, rapid fire lyrics, structure, no over use of the N word to fill in empty lyrics, and a 🔥🔥 analog beat. *This* is the real stuff.
At first this was kind of shocking, but then I did a breakdown of it. You being 62 means you were about 37 when it came out, which is my age right now. So that's no different than me coming to a Drake UA-cam video 25 years from now and giving it props
I'm trying to think of its equal, but I'm finding it very difficult ... sure the Pac fans have something, but daaayyyuuummn, that line stops you in your tracks...
3:23 shows Bo$$, aka Lichelle Laws, who died two days ago at the age of 54, 3/11/24...a pioneer of the rap game, she was known for her self-deprecating lyrics and a style all her own. If you remember Bo$$, give that lady props because she was fierce and she kept it real. And this song was one of the anthems of the 90s - if you were alive back then, you know what I'm talkin about.
Tip my hat off to Boss. I didn't know she died, what a lady. May she rest in eternal paradise. Her song Deeper will one day be recognized for the audio visual masterpiece it has always been.
Yeah the days where we didn’t have disposable music. People would be hype about going to a record store or a music store to go get a new album that was dropped on a release now people by one song off of an album
its the education, most of the new rappers haven't picked up a book no have they made time to learn bout their self so they have nothing to actually talk about apart from the 3rd dimensions desires and even then it's very hard for them to get their point across. That's why they all sound the same.
@@tylerspunucious7420Dude the 90s literally spawned almost every modern metal genre and metal sub-genres people took sounds of old bands and pushed it to the next level during the 90s. Nu metal, groove metal, Industrial metal, Brutal Death Metal, Slam Death Metal, Goregrind etc. The 90s were the most revolutionary period for Metal and Hip-Hop and just music in general. It’s a shame music started deteriorating once around late 2000’s.
The moshers of the hip hop family!! I'm a total metel-head and had never even heard of Onyx until they jammed with Biohazard friggin' dug right in, man! Pure respect.
@@danielwong5378 I'm guessing the OP is referring to the later era of their career. Their later music was every bit as good, but received very little promotion in comparison. Hence why they're considered "underrated".
Man, whoever invented UA-cam, I just want to thank you- The only way you're able to hear real true genuine is if go back in time and search for it. Every rapper and rap group had they own unique sound and styles, nowadays, these modern days all sound the same. Hip- HOP is dead!!!! R.I.P rapper Boss, you were on of a kind.
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Let the boys be boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Make noise b-boys Well it’s another one, in the gutter one, ghetto running em Troublesome, extra double dumb, I come to beat em Defeat em and mistreat em, so what if that I’m cheating Now everybody wanna sound grimey (yeah I know) I’ma show ya how, come on, all in together now Yeah oh yeah yeah that’s how it gotta be So stop trying to be loud as me 'cause you can't do that Think about it, playing Russian roulette with an automatic I bet my ass against the line the last bullet’s first on line Stab and step and repping and run, packing a weapon is wild Peace to the brother’s on Rikers Isle Tough enough and trembling, blend in like a chameleon Buck, bye tough guy, oh my god I’m so high 'Cause they say I rhyme, they say I look like a gremlin But what does it take to make a kid make a million children slam Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Let the boys be boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Make noise b-boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Let the boys be boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Make noise b-boys I’m the nitty, nasty, gritty smashing, never slow gassing Strictly swift blast of the raspy-rasp fashion That I provide, I abide the U.S.G Besides the ghetto vibe, make me flip like Jekyll and Hyde Of course, I come across with the pure for sure unadulterated uncut raw Disgusted, busted, you wanna touch it, too hot You forgot, you’re not ready, your head could get ruptured Hit between the eyes, I plan to vandalize I supply the static, I run with the bad guys The villains, crooks, highlighters and the fighters See the big black picture if you look inside of my mind It’s graphic, expressed it drastic So kill the copycat act kid, it’s all mastered Directed it, when y'all least expected it And thought it was safe, Onyx hit you in the face so slam Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Let the boys be boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Make noise b-boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Let the boys be boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Make noise b-boys I’m a b-boy, standing in my b-boy stance Hurry up and give me the microphone before I bust in my pants The mad author of anguish, my language polluted Onyx is heavyweight and still undisputed You took the words right out my mouth now walk a mile in my shoes I paid so many dues, I feel used and abused and I’m so confused Excuse me, for example I’m an inspiration of a whole generation And unless you got ten sticky fingers it’s an imitation A figment of your imagination Bu-bu-bu-but wait it gets worse I’m not watered down so I’m dying of thirst Coming through with a scam, foolproof plan B-boys make some noise, and just, just slam Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Make noise b-boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Let the boys be boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Make noise b-boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Make noise b-boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Let the boys be boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Make noise b-boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Let the boys be boys Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh Make noise b-boys, slam da duh duh
This used to be one of my Dad's favorite videos before he passed away in 2010. Today (3/29/2017) is his birthday and he would have turned 80! No joke! Sleep with the angels Daddy!
I only miss the 90s because when it was over, every winer made sure real music ended. The monsters that killed music were the ones who enjoyed it but stupidly thought it would hurt their children. Music has only progressed mankind, only the (stupid, arrogant, and misguided) try to make sure we don't hear our voices
FYI: At the end of Fist Fight, main on end sequence with credits appearing in order during a blooper reel aside from Mama Said Knock You Out by LL Cool J playing on the first part Directed by Richie Keen Screenplay by Van Robichaux and Evan Susser Screen story by Van Robichaux, Evan Susser and Max Greenfield Produced by Shawn Levy, p.g.a., Max Greenfield, John Rickard, p.g.a. and Dan Cohen, p.g.a. Executive producers: Toby Emmerich, Richard Brener, Samuel J. Brown, Dave Neustadter, Charlie Day, Ice Cube, Marty P. Ewing, Billy Rosenberg, Bruce Berman and Steven Mnuchin Director of photography: Eric Edwards Production designed by Chris Cornwell Film editing by Matthew Freund Costumes designed by Denise Wingate Music composed by Dominic Lewis Music supervision by Kier Lehman Casting by Rich Delia Ice Cube as Ron Strickland Charlie Day as Andrew Campbell Tracy Morgan as Coach Crawford Jillian Bell as Miss Holly Dean Norris as Richard Tyler Christina Hendricks as Ms. Monet Kumail Nanjiani as Officer Mehar Dennis Haysbert as Superintendent Johnson JoAnna Garcia Swisher as Maggie Campbell Alexa Nisenson as Ally Campbell Stephnie Weir as Suzy and Kym E. Whitley as 911 Operator a New Line Cinema presentation in association with Village Roadshow Pictures and RatPac-Dune Entertainment a 21 Laps/Wrigley Pictures production Fist Fight
Rappers back then weren't afraid to not seem "cool". Most of them stayed true to who they were. For this song in particular, the energy and personality is off the charts. Something that lacks in today's music.
I mainly listen to deathmetal but yesterday I was listening to this and wu tang clan and c murder. I love this song cuz slam is my favorite kind of metal hahahah also this is a hard ass song
Can we agree that the 90's were the best years for hip hop, PERIOD!
Yes we can....PERIOD! :-)
Matter of taste.
Really hard to argue.
Yes
@@susanfarrell1128 ua-cam.com/video/FtPMctl5nkc/v-deo.html #APREME
This is not a song. This is an anthem
Бедный уличный рэп умер давно 🤔
Рэп богачей его полностью уничтожил в начале 00-х годов.
Вы помните, чтобы хоть кому либо давали музыкальные премии из уличного бедного нищего рэпа ?
И вообще крутили его на телеке или радио или в трендах ютуба ?
НЕТ.
Бедный нищий уличный рэп давно погиб и мёртв
@@alexsky-vedSo why are you here Russian?
I identify as the Tooth Fairy to the Shit pushers shoving their alphabet soup down my throat. Cant cancel me. They've tried. Fuck the Groomers i grew up in Foster Care. Wont push me around cause i push back.
Yeah, Hoods' anthem
@@alexsky-ved Ok?
'93 I was 16 yrs old. Sneaking out with friends and getting in trouble. I remember this was on the radio for the first time and we were hyped after listening to this. Life was so good back then. Miss those days.
No auto tune, an actual hook, rapid fire lyrics, structure, no over use of the N word to fill in empty lyrics, and a 🔥🔥 analog beat. *This* is the real stuff.
it's a great song but you may not like the rest of the album lol....
Yeah this was pretty much the only song they ever made that could be played on the radio without cutting the shit out of it.
@@Dreamline78what do you mean? Bacdafucup and Black Vagina Finder were prime for radio play 🤣
Man...I was a 19 year old metalhead when this song dropped. Now, I'm a 48 year old metalhead, and still SLAM to this tune!!!!!!!
Old School rap in my heart!
They were inspired by Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" when they were making this song. They wanted to make a rap mosh pit version.
Remember this joint
They don't play this rap on the radio anymore and I don't know why!
@@KtotheG dope fact, never knew that
I’m 62 and I still jam this
At first this was kind of shocking, but then I did a breakdown of it. You being 62 means you were about 37 when it came out, which is my age right now. So that's no different than me coming to a Drake UA-cam video 25 years from now and giving it props
Collect a pension
hell yeah
Naaaah!!! Lol super!
@@ChromeTecNina dont compare drake to these legends...
I used to listen to this when I was 63, and now I'm 17. This will forever be a classic.💚
math is not mathing
@@seethan9109😂😂😂😂😂😂
Huh what
Это Бенджамин Баттон
Benjy Button, is that you?
Still listening in 2024 😎🫶❤️🔥
People don’t realize how big this song was when it dropped. Radio, MTV & BET played this ALL DAY for a minute and you didn’t get sick of it!!!
The only people who don't realize how big this song was are people who only know about Eminem from the '90s and that's it...
I remember this song was huge. I was in the 4th grade when this song came out. Every kid on the block was huming the chorus.
@@jaysmith2151 Eminem not even a 90s rapper. He came out in 2000
@@spenser6353 Slime shady dropped in 99, my name is went on to win a Grammy still 90s🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
@@seanholmes5173 he’s not really considered a 90s rapper. Not like Pac, Biggie, snoop, ice cube and wutang
"I'm not watered down, so I'm dying of thirst" that is a great line
Anthony Truman BARS
They would kill in battle rap!!!
This line is way a head of its time
....
I'm trying to think of its equal, but I'm finding it very difficult ... sure the Pac fans have something, but daaayyyuuummn, that line stops you in your tracks...
+Anthony Truman: Sticky Fingaz' whole verse is terrific.
3:23 shows Bo$$, aka Lichelle Laws, who died two days ago at the age of 54, 3/11/24...a pioneer of the rap game, she was known for her self-deprecating lyrics and a style all her own. If you remember Bo$$, give that lady props because she was fierce and she kept it real. And this song was one of the anthems of the 90s - if you were alive back then, you know what I'm talkin about.
She was the 1st hip hop artist on stage.
Opening for Onyx and Run DMC.
Tip my hat off to Boss. I didn't know she died, what a lady. May she rest in eternal paradise. Her song Deeper will one day be recognized for the audio visual masterpiece it has always been.
May her memory be a blessing.
Sticky Fingaz dropped the most underrated verse in hip hop history here. Line by line, the essence of rap.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
By far. I listen to this waiting and Anticipated for his verse. No lie
Damn you gave me chills. Truth.
Ok so it's not just me. Alway felt like that verse was fucken molten lava 🔥😄
Sticky Fingers verse was always my favorite. Plus I always loved that raspy sound of his voice.
One of the most energetic Hip-Hop groups, for real..
Wu-Tang, Cypress Hill, Onyx and M.O.P.
yes especially MOP
@@LThaPunisha 🔥🔥 music
Lol nice pfp 😂
3rd Bass
When this dropped it was the hardest joint on the planet!!!
👍🏿💯
30 years later and still bangin'!
Goddamn I feel old
Thirty? THIRTY? fffffffk
You're showing your age. 😂
mais pessoas apladindo
Yeah the days where we didn’t have disposable music. People would be hype about going to a record store or a music store to go get a new album that was dropped on a release now people by one song off of an album
Sticky fingaz wasn't lying when he said he is a whole inspiration to a whole generation
he is literally the inspiration for eminem
"I'm an inspiration, to a whole generation!!!!!" Hell yes
Bu-bu-bu-but wait, it gets worse :(
lol
bon vivant
Geenee M I lost it laughing
Geenee M Im not watered down so im dying of thirst! haha
Got to see Onyx live the other night. Truly grateful. Their energy is off the charts still.
one-way ticket back to the '90s, please.
COVID-19 took my 36-year old cousin, March 11, 2020. He loved this song. I love you, cuz.
Jon Ibanez sorry for your loss man. rest In paradise king 🙏
May he find peace in his eternal slumber.
R.I.P.
R.I.P. to your cousin mate. I send love to your family
I am so sorry to hear that.Slam da data let the boys be boys!!!! In honor of him.
So sorry about your cousin. Keep his memory alive, and he will always be with you. Stay strong!!
Its crazy how many people come back to this everyday... this song is a masterpiece!
Brooklyn nine-nine brought me back
@@afghaner.mit.bandana3365 same here 💯
onyx is one of the best groups ever, speaking musically not just hip hop.
Yess
Only like metal except for 90s rap!
Summer of 1993 NYC Banger! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
So Onyx is a New York based group? Jacking West Coast style with the low riders Ben Davis clothes with 40oz bottles ??? 😂
Ok
@@yumyumdonuts1010 only a cornball would think this... east and west had love for each other back then.
2024 and this song goes harder then a lot of music today.
This shit was hard back in the day🔥🔥
+Alex Gore Stills hard though
was......... if someone made a song like this now days everyone gonna think there crazy lol
+E You can't duplicate this, this is pure hip hop!
Still is bro
Still is bro
this was real hip hop
EXACTLY. THIS IS HIP HOPE!
We are bringing back that 90's hardcore style!
Sticky is the MVP in this song,.
No!
Suave rules
THE 90'S ARE UNDEFEATED!!! 2023🤮
hiphop hasn't had this energy since.
maybe everyone is still exhausted from rocking so hard to this song?
Agreed and I’m 11
Listen to zillakami
Zillakami, Scarlxrd, a lot of "scream rap" in general, etc.
We got the hardest rap album in decades
In the 90s: gangsters trying to be rappers
In the 20s: rappers trying to be gangsters
So true.
Pretty much
In the 2020s: Instagram posers trying to be gangster rappers..
ur not edgy or cool
its the education, most of the new rappers haven't picked up a book no have they made time to learn bout their self so they have nothing to actually talk about apart from the 3rd dimensions desires and even then it's very hard for them to get their point across. That's why they all sound the same.
Onyx is heavyweight...
and STILL undisputed!
2024 and still listening. Onyx and Biohazard is still on fire
I remember when I was a kid and my grandmother used to sing this song to me to go to sleep
you win the internet!
Hahaha..That's Dope.
Haha nans an OG
this guy gets it more than most people. respect brotha
🤣
I'm an 85 baby and I grew up with this kind of music and I miss the 90's
I've just seen them live two days ago, in a small club here in Italy.
THEY WERE PURE FIRE!
One of the best rap gigs I've ever been to
AWESOME 👍🏻💜🤩
Dope🔥🔥🔥
COME?
DOVE SONO STATI?
@@callmejeff4863 Freakout di Bologna. Non molto dopo anche a Milano
These guys deserve more credit for their influence on hip hop
My mom used to love this song. Rest In Peace my Angel ✌🏾😇🙏🏾
My condolences.
GAT GAT thank you
Peace and love to you
Juanye Ward same to you ✌🏾
Descanse em paz ✌🏿🇧🇷
Onyx is a legendary group, but when this came out...you waited patiently for Sticky Fingaz to come in!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯 90’s hip hop forever!
Very True.....Waaaaay back before "Skinny" Busta Rhymes, brought BAT-SHIT-CRAZY vibes to his verses and in the videos!!
@@skaaya1 FAAACCCCTTSSS! 💯 haha…took me back! #yougetit
Sticky Fingaz is awesome 💙
RIP Big DS (July 29, 1971 - May 22, 2003), aged 31
You will be remembered as a legend.
I just found out today about it .
Golden era hip hop
I miss you hip hop..
Personality. Energy. Fantastic beat. This is how it should be.
Hi nick
90s were so animated and original. Across all genres. Fredro spittin so hard he was bustin veins out his neck.
Not all genres. 90s was pretty awful for metal, especially with the rise of nu metal.
@@tylerspunucious7420Dude the 90s literally spawned almost every modern metal genre and metal sub-genres people took sounds of old bands and pushed it to the next level during the 90s. Nu metal, groove metal, Industrial metal, Brutal Death Metal, Slam Death Metal, Goregrind etc. The 90s were the most revolutionary period for Metal and Hip-Hop and just music in general. It’s a shame music started deteriorating once around late 2000’s.
"Inspiration for a whole generation!" Yup.
God Bless Jam Master Jay for finding this group RIP
💯🕊️💯🕊️💯🕊️💯🕊️💯🕊️💯
1988 & 1993 are probably the best years for hip hop musically
+ro3snowman -- I would agree. That era had some of the greatest. Plus in that time frame had Naughty By Nature. That should say it all right there.
They are wild expcelly sticky fingers
1987-1995
1999
1988-1995 close lol..
This is getting played at my funeral.
And a lowrider will be my coffin😂
Now this is in a Progressive commercial. It won't ever beat hearing it when it first came out in the early '90s. ❤❤❤
Damnit, is it seriously?
The moshers of the hip hop family!!
I'm a total metel-head and had never even heard of Onyx until they jammed with Biohazard friggin' dug right in, man!
Pure respect.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
When this was on MTV I thought Onyx was going to murder me through my television.
🤣🤣
Lmao damn
😂😂😂
"Onyx hit u in the face"
🤣🤣🤣
I am 92 years old and a mosh to this!
Progressive insurance brought me here! Still funky AF! Miss 90’s Hip Hop!
Same here 5-2-23
This tune was killing it in the clubs back in the early 90s, crazy hype, the true days of REAL Hip-Hop, never be another era like that......
When Hip Hop was fun!!!
Brings me back to being a teenager that loved grunge and metal and these guys helped me appreciate rap.
💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Stone Temple Pilots is banger
ua-cam.com/video/hTWKbfoikeg/v-deo.html
Some hip hop tracks are timeless. In 100 years this track will still bang
One of the coolest and greatest hip hop songs of all time. PERIOD
Onyx is heavyweight
And still undisputed!!
One of the most underrated groups of all time. Top notch lyrics, top notch flows, and a top notch image!!
Underated??? They sold millions. Do you even know what that word means???
By who standards lol
@@danielwong5378 I'm guessing the OP is referring to the later era of their career.
Their later music was every bit as good, but received very little promotion in comparison. Hence why they're considered "underrated".
@@danielwong5378 I'm sure he does. Onyx were one hit wonders.
They are not underrated
Still slammin this at 45 👊🏿
Man, whoever invented UA-cam, I just want to thank you- The only way you're able to hear real true genuine is if go back in time and search for it. Every rapper and rap group had they own unique sound and styles, nowadays, these modern days all sound the same. Hip- HOP is dead!!!! R.I.P rapper Boss, you were on of a kind.
When I heard this song in mlb I instantly got hype😂😂😂👏🏽👏🏽
Same I went through so many MLB the show playlist soundtracks and finally found the one
Fax
Same this is fire
Same
Fax
When rappers rapped as fast as they could: Fu Schnickens, Das EFX, Busta etc. Love it. Feels like I'm 19 again.
Weed, molly, and lean killed energetic hiphop.
Amen!!!!!
The song is blown into space. As soon as I hear it, my head nods and I'm in a better mood.
''BA, BA, BA BUT WAIT IT GETS WORSE*....ST8 CLASSIC ONYX STILL IN 2022 & BEYOND!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Let the boys be boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Make noise b-boys
Well it’s another one, in the gutter one, ghetto running em
Troublesome, extra double dumb, I come to beat em
Defeat em and mistreat em, so what if that I’m cheating
Now everybody wanna sound grimey (yeah I know)
I’ma show ya how, come on, all in together now
Yeah oh yeah yeah that’s how it gotta be
So stop trying to be loud as me 'cause you can't do that
Think about it, playing Russian roulette with an automatic
I bet my ass against the line the last bullet’s first on line
Stab and step and repping and run, packing a weapon is wild
Peace to the brother’s on Rikers Isle
Tough enough and trembling, blend in like a chameleon
Buck, bye tough guy, oh my god I’m so high
'Cause they say I rhyme, they say I look like a gremlin
But what does it take to make a kid make a million children slam
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Let the boys be boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Make noise b-boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Let the boys be boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Make noise b-boys
I’m the nitty, nasty, gritty smashing, never slow gassing
Strictly swift blast of the raspy-rasp fashion
That I provide, I abide the U.S.G
Besides the ghetto vibe, make me flip like Jekyll and Hyde
Of course, I come across with the pure for sure unadulterated uncut raw
Disgusted, busted, you wanna touch it, too hot
You forgot, you’re not ready, your head could get ruptured
Hit between the eyes, I plan to vandalize
I supply the static, I run with the bad guys
The villains, crooks, highlighters and the fighters
See the big black picture if you look inside of my mind
It’s graphic, expressed it drastic
So kill the copycat act kid, it’s all mastered
Directed it, when y'all least expected it
And thought it was safe, Onyx hit you in the face so slam
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Let the boys be boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Make noise b-boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Let the boys be boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Make noise b-boys
I’m a b-boy, standing in my b-boy stance
Hurry up and give me the microphone before I bust in my pants
The mad author of anguish, my language polluted
Onyx is heavyweight and still undisputed
You took the words right out my mouth now walk a mile in my shoes
I paid so many dues, I feel used and abused and I’m so confused
Excuse me, for example I’m an inspiration of a whole generation
And unless you got ten sticky fingers it’s an imitation
A figment of your imagination
Bu-bu-bu-but wait it gets worse
I’m not watered down so I’m dying of thirst
Coming through with a scam, foolproof plan
B-boys make some noise, and just, just slam
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Make noise b-boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Let the boys be boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Make noise b-boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Make noise b-boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Let the boys be boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Make noise b-boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Let the boys be boys
Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh
Make noise b-boys, slam da duh duh
Nothing beats oldschool
Fr fax
Ever' club blasted this and tha floor got PACKED ! 🎉🎉🎙🎉🎉🍺🍺🍹🍺🍻
This album was a game changer!!!!! Onxy forever like Wutang
"Let the boys be boys" We need that line now more than ever!
Amen
Let Dhe Bois B Bois
I'm tellin you! 👍
why tho
@@Astas2012 If I have to spell it out you'll probably never get it
The guys with tattoos and long hair are the group Biohazard, they did a metal version of this with Onyx.
Thanks for this info, GQ. I was wondering, so good to know!
It was on the "Judgement Night Soundtrack." That tape was the first time I heard rap/rock joints.
@@4stomper thank you for the information bro
@@4stomper Slam wasn't on Judgement Night OST, Judgement Night was.
@@trevorb8333 Search for "Slam (Bionyx mix)"
90's hip hop is unbeatable! The beat of this song is too dope! 🔥🔥🔥
Agree whole heartedly
The Golden Era of Hip-Hop!
Real Era of Rap
“Stop trying to be as loud as me cause u can’t do that!!” That’s my favorite line
I like
I'm not water down so I'm dying of thirst
2016 and I still love Onyx...
+KCXMedia I still love onyx also. I listened to this growing up and I still listen to this kind of music.
I'll still love Onyx in 2036.
It’s 2023 and I’m still rocking this 🔥🔥
Its May 2024, sounds great blasting it loud
ONE OF THE BEST EVER
Onyx used Slam - It was super effective!
Mike I see what u did there 😂
That was perfect
Accurate 👌🏻
Needs more likes. Gold
Lol going to play pokemon after slamming my speakers
Early 90s were easily the best time for hip-hop
This one is on fire, there is something special about this awesome song because it is a song that energizes!!!
This is the best song as an anthem today.
Whatever Onyx was on in 93, I want some of that.
Ah yes, there was nothing like 1990's weed!
Tom H who doesn't want what he wants if ya know what I mean (baeheuheuehe)
have you seen ya head you damn sure dont need it
riz1738 u worry bout your head, I'll worry bout mine
lol ok
This used to be one of my Dad's favorite videos before he passed away in 2010. Today (3/29/2017) is his birthday and he would have turned 80! No joke! Sleep with the angels Daddy!
Carmen Gutierrez your dad had great music taste!!!
Totally something the whole internet needs to know.
Sorry for your loss. Your dad knew good music
Sorry for your Loss Your Dad watching over You ..
Must've been one of the coolest dad of his era!
Let the boys be boys. Amen, so needed in these times.
When it comes to speed and perfection in rap, not even Eminem could compare to this song. This is the greatest rap song ever
I only miss the 90s because when it was over, every winer made sure real music ended. The monsters that killed music were the ones who enjoyed it but stupidly thought it would hurt their children. Music has only progressed mankind, only the (stupid, arrogant, and misguided) try to make sure we don't hear our voices
Ps, Slim Shady rules above all but this song
This guy could literally be saying anything to me right now.
+TheRaineMusic lmao Bro Sonsee's part always had me like "wtf!"
+TheRaineMusic BLA HAAAAA!!!
Onyx, the heavy metal of hip hop!
This song gives you power
Saints Row 2022 nailed it with The Cipher radio station :)
Not the biggest fan of the reboot but that prison sequence was cool, I have to admit
2:16 Sticky murdered it🔥
Still didn't have the best verse on the song .
@Mr. knight Rapsy had the best
"Bu-bu-but wait it gets worse! I'm not watered down so I'm dyin' of thrist!" AHHHH HE FUCKIN WENT OFF!!!!
Sticky had the best verse hands down
Sticky verse is my favorite verse
this song NEVER gets old for me
A lot of energy
hottie :)
This was such a big jam back in the day. Slam!
FYI: At the end of Fist Fight, main on end sequence with credits appearing in order during a blooper reel aside from Mama Said Knock You Out by LL Cool J playing on the first part
Directed by Richie Keen
Screenplay by Van Robichaux and Evan Susser
Screen story by Van Robichaux, Evan Susser and Max Greenfield
Produced by Shawn Levy, p.g.a., Max Greenfield, John Rickard, p.g.a. and Dan Cohen, p.g.a.
Executive producers: Toby Emmerich, Richard Brener, Samuel J. Brown, Dave Neustadter, Charlie Day, Ice Cube, Marty P. Ewing, Billy Rosenberg, Bruce Berman and Steven Mnuchin
Director of photography: Eric Edwards
Production designed by Chris Cornwell
Film editing by Matthew Freund
Costumes designed by Denise Wingate
Music composed by Dominic Lewis
Music supervision by Kier Lehman
Casting by Rich Delia
Ice Cube as Ron Strickland
Charlie Day as Andrew Campbell
Tracy Morgan as Coach Crawford
Jillian Bell as Miss Holly
Dean Norris as Richard Tyler
Christina Hendricks as Ms. Monet
Kumail Nanjiani as Officer Mehar
Dennis Haysbert as Superintendent Johnson
JoAnna Garcia Swisher as Maggie Campbell
Alexa Nisenson as Ally Campbell
Stephnie Weir as Suzy
and Kym E. Whitley as 911 Operator
a New Line Cinema presentation
in association with Village Roadshow Pictures and RatPac-Dune Entertainment
a 21 Laps/Wrigley Pictures production
Fist Fight
Rappers in 90s were so much better than rappers today
Agreed
I agree on that too
you didnt know?
Rappers back then weren't afraid to not seem "cool". Most of them stayed true to who they were. For this song in particular, the energy and personality is off the charts. Something that lacks in today's music.
@@oldcat7 Completely agree with you
Sticky Fingaz is not a human lol, dudes always killing the end verse.
AH-HA! I THOUGHT that voice sounded familiar!
@@DJROCKSTAZ That's Deebo's sidekick in Next Friday!
@@daweeklygeek6118 Sticky Fingaz had a movie gaga once? Wow...
@@DJROCKSTAZ He played Blade in the TV series, too.
Hell yeah, dope and unique as a lyricist!
this jam still hittin hard af
This is absolutely and positivity a true blue ultimate classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍😏
I used to listen to metal when this came out.. alot of metal heads including me liked this a lot.
I mainly listen to deathmetal but yesterday I was listening to this and wu tang clan and c murder. I love this song cuz slam is my favorite kind of metal hahahah also this is a hard ass song
@@mexisoad really? Theyre pretty big right now hahaha thats awesome
@@weebxcore777 considering they are from small town Yakima WA it's pretty bad ass
@@weebxcore777 me too 🤣
Look up the movie sound track for a movie called judgement night !!!!
does youtube really think that the people who are looking at this video is interested in the Taylor Swift perfume ad in front of it?
Do you really think each ad is specifically tailored to each video?
Brian Passineau II
Yep, they certainly are!!
Brian Passineau II haha. right
they should show some kfc ad instead. kappa
WinterFreSh00
nice memes
this song just popped into my head after not hearing for 20+ years. the last verse is gooood
That's what just happened to me 😊
Underrated classic
Classic hell hea idk if underrated but banger
@@Watermellyy It isn't talked about a lot
When this went on in the club we went nuts!!!! 🔥💯
Facts
Yesss hell yeah!!!!!