Juvie explained his flow he used on this track. He said he wanted to sound like a drunk OG he recorded like. Basically, its a concept track. He's playing a character. Exploring, not telling, a story.
This joint was written like an OG conversation. And “ha” is definitely a Louisiana thing. My cuz in Baton Rouge used to say “ha” after everything! And that was long before this came out. That’s why I dug the song so much, cause it reminded me of my cousin from Baton Rouge who used to talk like that.
It's called "off da porch" rap style. Like if you're sittin on the porch in the south clowning with the boyz. "That's you wit that big body Benz ha?" His song March Ni**a Step on Tha G Code album has the same flow. Awesome reaction BTW, Keep it up bro! Subbed
THIS WAS AN AMAZING TIME TO BE ALIVE AND WITNESS! ! ! THE MUSIC FROM THE GOLDEN ERA OF HIP-HOP IS JUST AS DOPE NOW AS IT ALWAYS WAS!!! IM GLAD PEOPLE LIKE YOU ARE LETTING THEM KNOW ABOUT THIS PART OF THE CULTURE. THE DRIP, THE SWAG, THE JEWELS WILL ALWAYS BE A BIG PART OF HIP-HOP. . . AND MOST IMPORTANTLY - THE QUALITY OF THE MUSIC! YOU HAD TO BE GOOD CAUSE THIS TRACK SHOWS YOU THE LEGENDS WASN'T PLAYING!!! 💯✌️
Seeing the music video for this back in the day was crazy. Nothing else looked as real. Everyone else was posing next to rented cars in front of rented mansions.
He talking to everyone really in New Orleans but sorta to the South as a whole because we was all on reeboks/tees&girbuads, and gold pull outs/permenants. Plus everything related to hood shit outside of clothing. But run that song back uncensored and you’ll catch a few more lines. Top 10 or at the least 20 album of all time. 400 Degreez was a lane switcher. This the album that put Cash Money on the map.
I remember seeing this on Rap City for the first time with my boys trying to figure out what the fuck just happened 😂😂😂 we hated this for months... then one day it clicked 🔥🔥🔥
I went to Daytona spring break weekend that year. It seems like 99% of the cars were playing a song on that album at every moment of the day for the three days that I was there.
I'm in my senior year in high school all over again! We must have listened to the entire 400 Degreez album 400 times. The actual song 400 Degreez is my jam.
It felt like he was introducing himself to the world at the time. Kinda like asking ‘Can you relate to this?’ Just my take lol Classic album you could let it all repeat on loop!
I was one of the first ones to have this album before he dropped "back that azz up" because of this song but the "back that azz up" became popular and put this album on the map
You need to check out the actual 400 Degreez song, even if you don’t do the whole album. I still rock that shit to this day. His flow is more on the beat, that shit is 🔥🔥🔥
Some dope Juve: Ghetto Children Rich Niggas feauring Lil Wayne & Turk Juvenile On Fire Tha Man featuring Turk Money On The Couch but really you should do the whole 400 Degreez....absolute classic he talks that shit....he's not a metaphor, punchline guy....more of a content/conceptual/story telling rapper
He’s not talking shit to anybody. He’s just trynna let you know the shit that people from the Magnolia projects be on. Like when he said “you switched from Nike to Reebok”. People from the Magnolia projects wear Reeboks. Especially back in 98’. A Benz on “20s” or “dubz” was cool back in 98. And if you not from there, “you could get stuck and couldn’t leave”.
One of my favorite Hip-Hop songs of all time right here! I was in 2nd grade when this first came out! Nostalgic Southern classic Produced By: Mannie Fresh
B.G - Cash money is an army!!!! Fyi, this song slaps so hard that Jay Z referenced it in Takeover. I think this alone makes this song worth reviewing 🤔
You a paper chaser, you got your block on fire Remaining a G, until the moment you expire ❤❤❤❤ Iykyk an yes magnolia Caliope were some dangerous places you know it’s bad if the fucking cops an the ambulance won’t come 😢 Really you should just check out the whole 400 Degreez album 💿
This was his first major single,i was only on BG cuz of Bling Bling/Cash money is a Army dropped then this..game changer,also juve said it was struggling until the jay z remix blew it up
Allen Iverson Questions and Answers shoes were selling like crazy next to the Jordans selling out all the time. That's why he said switching from Nike to Reebok ha...😂😂😂😂😂
he has a lot of songs where he does this style,a bunch like every other album.I'm from N.O. this was like talking to your older cousin or UNC. if you can find these mistakes from juvenile go look up diary of a soulja,some of his best work.
For Sho this video is like an updated, "Straight Outta Compton" looking video. Extra raw, extra real. ---- Folks leaning on cars while ballers hoop in the background. Getting frisked by Po Po after leaving the corner store. That's ain't the life of mansions and video vixens. HELL NO!!!!
cant wait for u to hit the rest of this album, juve has "regular flow" songs too where hes more on beat..hes dope trust me peep out ghetto children and follow me now
Juvie explained his flow he used on this track. He said he wanted to sound like a drunk OG he recorded like. Basically, its a concept track. He's playing a character. Exploring, not telling, a story.
Everybody that knows knows that guy. Old ass OG that always starts shit at the burn barrell
Hahaha dude is like "hes talking shit about somebody"
no he's talking shit about EVERYBODY in the neighborhood
He said it was based of a cartoon he watched as a kid. If i remember correctly
Dog dookie
He ain't really talking shit to someone, he's just talking shit in general. Talking about all kinds of hood life shit.
Mannie Fresh laced this beat especially during the hook. Dude is legendary. Juvenile's voice, lyrics and flow just fit right in.
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This joint was written like an OG conversation. And “ha” is definitely a Louisiana thing. My cuz in Baton Rouge used to say “ha” after everything! And that was long before this came out. That’s why I dug the song so much, cause it reminded me of my cousin from Baton Rouge who used to talk like that.
I remember in 98 or 99 whenever this dropped I was living in NJ and this was one of the first southern tracks I'd ever heard on NY radio.
1998, I believe G Code was 99
@@olschoolTonyCarter G Code is 2001. 400 Degrees was 1998.
@samspade8830 you right, Soulja Rags was before 400 I believe
@@olschoolTonyCarter Soulja Rags was 1997.
@@samspade8830G-Code was released December 1999 bruh.
This was spinning constantly on NY radio back in 98. Banger ! Till this day.
Shout out to all my whoadies in the N.O Yu heard. The Bronx 💜
NO to NY 🤝🏽 🫡
This album fire..he put the hot Boyz on the map
True
In this song, every bar describes a characteristic of somebody in the hood that u know
400 Degrees is a amazing album. Ha doesn't flex his full lyrically ability.
One of the greatest albums ever 400 degrees
It's called "off da porch" rap style. Like if you're sittin on the porch in the south clowning with the boyz. "That's you wit that big body Benz ha?" His song March Ni**a Step on Tha G Code album has the same flow. Awesome reaction BTW, Keep it up bro! Subbed
Appreciate the knowledge bruh
THIS WAS AN AMAZING TIME TO BE ALIVE AND WITNESS! ! ! THE MUSIC FROM THE GOLDEN ERA OF HIP-HOP IS JUST AS DOPE NOW AS IT ALWAYS WAS!!! IM GLAD PEOPLE LIKE YOU ARE LETTING THEM KNOW ABOUT THIS PART OF THE CULTURE. THE DRIP, THE SWAG, THE JEWELS WILL ALWAYS BE A BIG PART OF HIP-HOP. . . AND MOST IMPORTANTLY - THE QUALITY OF THE MUSIC! YOU HAD TO BE GOOD CAUSE THIS TRACK SHOWS YOU THE LEGENDS WASN'T PLAYING!!! 💯✌️
Seeing the music video for this back in the day was crazy. Nothing else looked as real. Everyone else was posing next to rented cars in front of rented mansions.
It looked real but at the same time, looked like a movie.
For Sho. Well said
Absolutely!!! Real ppl
Juvenile - Soulja Rag
Juvenile- U Understand
Juvenile- G-Code
Juve took Cash Money nationwide with his 400 Degreez album.
He talking to everyone really in New Orleans but sorta to the South as a whole because we was all on reeboks/tees&girbuads, and gold pull outs/permenants. Plus everything related to hood shit outside of clothing. But run that song back uncensored and you’ll catch a few more lines. Top 10 or at the least 20 album of all time. 400 Degreez was a lane switcher. This the album that put Cash Money on the map.
That whole chorus was hood affirmation lol. Loved it
I remember seeing this on Rap City for the first time with my boys trying to figure out what the fuck just happened 😂😂😂 we hated this for months... then one day it clicked 🔥🔥🔥
Twinkle yo golds every time you leave Yo house Ha! That shit had me dying 😂
Man. Dude funny af 😭😭😭😭
I remember the impact this song made it brought in a new era.
I went to Daytona spring break weekend that year. It seems like 99% of the cars were playing a song on that album at every moment of the day for the three days that I was there.
BG - Cash Money Is an Army
Nice I was looking for this one. I never liked Cash Money but that was one of the handful that I really liked!
I'm in my senior year in high school all over again! We must have listened to the entire 400 Degreez album 400 times. The actual song 400 Degreez is my jam.
If anyone have not seen Juvenile on n.p.r. tiny desk concert check it out, it's sraight fire.
Just saw it last week. Appreciate how he brought New Orleans musicians with him.
And that it was. Brought me all the way back to the ‘99 and the 2000’s 😅
Loved this for years!
Juvenile was definitely a beast you gotta do more reviews on him has a lot classics 💪🏾
Switching from Nikes to Reeboks wasn't a diss...Juvenile and dem love dey Soldier Ree's😂 It's part a dey Uniform down there😅
I'm from the city is this is 🎯
5 more songs from Juvenile Ghetto Children, Juvenile on fire, Living in the projects , and Something got to shake and do Retaliation BG Juvenile Bun B
Yeah, this his 1st shit...or at least his 1st kinda mainstream hit. Jay even jumped on the remix. You can react to that too if you want.
his flow on here different cause he's having a conversation
I can’t believe my parents let us buy it in middle school but 400 degreez was my first cd EVER. He, Mannie and Hotboyz put N.O. on the rap map.
one of my all time fave songs
It felt like he was introducing himself to the world at the time. Kinda like asking ‘Can you relate to this?’ Just my take lol Classic album you could let it all repeat on loop!
I highly recommend Juveniles Tiny desk concert. 🔥
Just saw it last week. Really good one.
I was one of the first ones to have this album before he dropped "back that azz up" because of this song but the "back that azz up" became popular and put this album on the map
this was his 1st solo single, after the hot Boyz albums...1998
the world got it in 98 we had it in the city a year before
He took the chorus from the bridge on Soulja Rag from his first album. He put it on the end of 400 degrees like a genius!
Cool song! I remember when this dropped. This was my intro to Juvenile
He’s rapping behind the beat the same way a bass player plays behind the beat to make it funky. But idk what Silk was on.
Exactly!
I can't remember what the category of poetry this is. But..this is ..a great poetic story.
Exactly.. Great question bro!! 💯 Around 2013 we talked about this chilling in the studio one day. He's dissing SOMEBODY looking back at this!! 😆
You gotta run Forrest run Forrest RUN!
You need to check out the actual 400 Degreez song, even if you don’t do the whole album. I still rock that shit to this day. His flow is more on the beat, that shit is 🔥🔥🔥
He did react to that. 😊
@@terranceporter2644 did he? I’ll have to check for that video. That’s one of my favorites! Thanks!
That 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻
That track is straight heat and Freshley Snipes gave us one of the greatest trunkrattlers of all time with the beat
400 Degreez is one of my favorite albums. I still listen to it.
My city my late teenage years. Shit was on fire in the city. 💯
Jay z killed the remix!
Blaaaaaaaaat, blaaaaaaaaat, blaaaaaaaat….
400 degrees is one of my all time favorite album. That’s my childhood, I remember visiting my cousin in Sildell and my older cousin was bumping this.
My wife knows this whole album word for word! She's from New Orleans & swears this was the greatest album ever made ! (400 degrees)
Some dope Juve:
Ghetto Children
Rich Niggas feauring Lil Wayne & Turk
Juvenile On Fire
Tha Man featuring Turk
Money On The Couch
but really you should do the whole 400 Degreez....absolute classic
he talks that shit....he's not a metaphor, punchline guy....more of a content/conceptual/story telling rapper
i hate to this day that "back that ass up" became his signature joint. this jawn was the illest.
Shit was fire in 98 in Miami and Houston.💯💯💯
Run for it run for it run for it ha
He’s not talking shit to anybody. He’s just trynna let you know the shit that people from the Magnolia projects be on. Like when he said “you switched from Nike to Reebok”. People from the Magnolia projects wear Reeboks. Especially back in 98’. A Benz on “20s” or “dubz” was cool back in 98. And if you not from there, “you could get stuck and couldn’t leave”.
"You went from Nike to reebok ha"
HOT BOYS wore reeboks. He's saying they're trendsetters and got ppl biting them
One of my favorite Hip-Hop songs of all time right here! I was in 2nd grade when this first came out! Nostalgic Southern classic Produced By: Mannie Fresh
Early Cash Money songs are all Manny Fresh beats 🔥🔥🔥🔥
This my jam , late 90s the Nolia and CP3 pjz had slammers coming out !!!
B.G - Cash money is an army!!!! Fyi, this song slaps so hard that Jay Z referenced it in Takeover. I think this alone makes this song worth reviewing 🤔
You Need To Review This Whole Album... 400 Degrees
You a paper chaser, you got your block on fire
Remaining a G, until the moment you expire ❤❤❤❤
Iykyk
an yes magnolia Caliope were some dangerous places you know it’s bad if the fucking cops an the ambulance won’t come 😢
Really you should just check out the whole 400 Degreez album 💿
Give the South they due..
Real talk
When you broke you drove ha? When you paid you got buku places to go ha? 💯💯💯💯💯💯
You NEVER HEARD THIS SONG 😱 wow where have you been under a Rock 🪨 😂😂😂😂
This song truly launched Cash Money Records.
everyone thought he was saying 'run forrest run forrest run"
Juvie had the hardest tune out on Cash Money when this came out no lie. Still my favorite rapper on that label and still my favorite song of his
This was his first major single,i was only on BG cuz of Bling Bling/Cash money is a Army dropped then this..game changer,also juve said it was struggling until the jay z remix blew it up
juvenile stuff you never heard
you heard of me( him solo not the one w BG & Wayne)
were in a competition
when the water came down
This shi hit so hard ! Juvenile is the Hot boyz
This album is a classic. One of the best album in 1998 and that's a packed year in rap. Please no more clean reactions though
They have the official remix of Ha with Jay-Z on it
Reeboks & girbauds were the hot boys thing back then. Had everyone wanting to dress like them
Song single handedly and maybe indirectly changed the course of rap music as we know it.
This the song that put Cash Money on the map nationwide. And at that time we never heard any shit like this on the west coast. Raw and real
Allen Iverson Questions and Answers shoes were selling like crazy next to the Jordans selling out all the time. That's why he said switching from Nike to Reebok ha...😂😂😂😂😂
he has a lot of songs where he does this style,a bunch like every other album.I'm from N.O. this was like talking to your older cousin or UNC. if you can find these mistakes from juvenile go look up diary of a soulja,some of his best work.
U have to do the whole album. Classic. And Juv can rap . No 8 million sold for nothing! Album reaction is a must
That album brought back memories... 1999
This the cut up video version, you have hear the explicit version, right now.
subscribed my bro 🔥
Nostalgic song.
React to Cash Money is a Army by B.G. and 50 shots by the Hot Boyz
Silk the shocker like that
React to Juvenile U Understand its similar to HA
You know jay Z JUMPED on the remix
Review the whole album. Classic
the Nike to Reebok was a thing how ppl in the city was rocking Nike's and then uptown new Orleans made the soulja reeboks poppin
For Sho this video is like an updated, "Straight Outta Compton" looking video. Extra raw, extra real.
---- Folks leaning on cars while ballers hoop in the background. Getting frisked by Po Po after leaving the corner store.
That's ain't the life of mansions and video vixens. HELL NO!!!!
Have to do the remix with Jayz next
Juvi and Manny Fresh did a NPR Tiny Desk. Imo it's the best one. Check it out.
You need to do his tiny desk
Can't wait for you to react to the new Andre 3000 New Blue Sun album
You need to react to his album 400 Degreez! This song is from that album..
He was saying run Forrest run.. from Forrest Gump movie. They get the words wrong all the time
Aye I love this song 0:54
Might be the GOAT NOLA album
Juvenile - money on the couch. If You really wanna here him spit. Dont let this song fool you. Juvi get busy
PLEASE!!!!!!! DO B.G AND PRODIGY -Y.B.E (YOUNG BLACK ENTREPRENEUR) PLEASE IVE BEEN BEGGING YOU MY G LOL
NORE feat. Juvenile, Lil Wayne, Goldfingaz,
"Play that Sh!t"
cant wait for u to hit the rest of this album, juve has "regular flow" songs too where hes more on beat..hes dope trust me peep out ghetto children and follow me now
I don’t know who else requested the 400° album review but I know I have at least twice. 😅