Part 10! RDO (left) and Grimby (right), a couple of Canadian metalhead dudes giving a friendly review to a rap / hip-hop song as an homage to Lost in Vegas.
MOBB DEEP - SHOOK ONES PT. II Can I please get a witness, people? I've seen this upvoted so many times, these guys need to hear another real piece of Golden Era history!
I'd suggest Survival of the Fittest some years ago, but Shook Ones pt II was always a top banger and 8 Mile only made it bigger. Survival of the Fittest is also an important piecee of history tho, "thug life we still livin it!" and Pac getting offended. Still tho, I'll say Shook Ones pt II is better, just my opinion.
hes not only rapping from the perspective of a gun, but he is portraying a human life with his story. the first verse he is not being used as a gun, he is carried (like a baby) around and he is just describing his environment (like children just learning about everything). in the second verse he is a youth and wants action, he wants to shoot, but his owner doesnt let him (like parents dont let teenagers do everything) and he also describes his own body (like a 13 year old gets to know his body more) in the last and third verse he is old and wise and just thinks about more relevant things and when his owner wants to use him, he doesnt shoot because he is tired of all the violence. sorry for my bad english, i'm german, but i noticed nobody has explained it yet. this song is a masterpiece. also notice how the melody of the beat is a loop and his first and last words in the song are "damn!". and how he is picked up again by somone after all the trouble in the end of the story. this is all to show that life will start again all over after death.
BROO I never realised how the songs starts with Damn and ends with Damn because at the end he described how hes picked up again and the cycle starts over. This shit is genius.
Let me translate to white: The gentleman is speaking from the perspective of an anthropomorphised illegal firearm which is distributed sporadically among economically disenfranchised urban youth. (Great channel guys!)
I am SO happy you guys like Nas. He's my favorite rapper of all time and I own all of his albums. The early stage of his career he was blessed with great production, but his albums over the years pass his first two, can be hit or miss as far as production. So if you're always expecting good production from Nas you'd probably be disappointed. BUT he has hundreds of songs with double meanings; poetic license, creative stories, complex rhyme schemes, etc. My personal recommendations would be: It Ain't Hard To Tell One Mic Black Zombies I Can Fetus Rewind Fried Chicken Sly Fox Daughters Doo Rags On a side note, I think it'd be fun if you guys delved into the back and forth hip hop beefs. Tupac Vs. Biggie; Nas Vs. Jay-Z, 50 Cent Vs. Ja Rule, Eminem Vs. Benzino, Common Vs. Ice Cube, NWA Vs. Ice Cube, Canibus Vs. LL Cool J, etc. You may have to do a little research to understand the lines in the diss tracks, and your hip hop IQ has to be a little higher to catch everything but I don't know, just think it'd be fun to watch.
The point of the track is that he's speaking from the perspective of the gun. If you go back and listen to it again knowing that now it makes more sense.
Nas is tired of being used to kill people so he purposely jamed himself so he wouldn’t fire. That led to other person firing and hitting his owner. His owner dies but someone else picks him up. He says “Damn”
Year 3000 yeah we picked up on that on the second listen. The song starts AND ends with “Damn” indicating the cyclical nature of the mistake history repeats itself etc.
Rapping from the perspective of a gun, in this case a Desert Eagle. He uses that perspective to show you the reality of his world. He tells a story. Very unique and considered not only a classic but one of the best Hip-Hop songs of all time. Eminem did it years later with Stan. He rapped from the perspective of a fan and responding to him. Anyways, I love this song. Nas is a legend.
Ice Kold Killa No em song is not a personification like nas. Nas gives an object human emotions and em just speaks for a human being. You pissy fuck head em fans always want to put him in every hip hop convo. Fuck outta here.
He's my favorite artist of all time. Always start with Illmatic. It's considered a top 2 or 3 best hip hop album of all time if not THE best of all time. When we use the word "classic", we refer to the quality of that album. Nas doesn't have a bad song in his Discography until the 5th song of his 2nd album (It Was Written..that's the album this song is from). His best albums are Illmatic, It Was Written, Stillmatic, Hip Hop Is Dead, I am..., God's Son, and Life is Good. Stay away from Nastradamus. Street's Disciple was his double album that got a lot of flack but I personally really liked it but I think people weren't ready for the mature side of Nas back in 2005. " I am..." to me was great but not as good as it could have been because a lot of the tracks were leaked before it dropped and Nas changed the album last minute. Untitled caused a lot of controversy and it could have been a great album but fell short in some areas. The Lost Tapes is one that everyone seems to love cuz it contains a lot of unused tracks due to the issues with "I am.." and Nastradamus. Nas' biggest issue is that after making Illmatic, people have expected him to make an album of that quality again which is nearly impossible and Nas took a ton of risks with his music and had a lot of bullshit happen to him during his career but he's still here and his new album should be out in 2 weeks. Notable Songs: - All of Illmatic as well as the song of this video - The Message - Affirmative Action - Street Dreams - If I Ruled the World (big commercial success) - One Mic (Probably his best ever song) - Made You Look (the remix is ridiculous as well) - Rewind - Ether (he murders Jay-Z in this classic beef) - Hate Me Now - I Can - Still Dreaming (ft. Kanye West) - Black Republicans (ft Jay-Z...this is how they squashed their beef) - Nas is Like - We Will Survive - Money is My Bitch - Thief's Theme - Street's Disciple - The Don - Nasty - Locomotive - The Black Bond - Cherry Wine I could add more but these are good
hey guys great video, I noticed you have listened to mostly gangsta type rap lyrics, so maybe try out some different kind of hip hop artists which are just as great for the next video like A Tribe Called Quest or De La Soul
If/when you guys start exploring Nas catalog start with his first album "Illmatic" (The album NY State of Mind is from). He started recording it at age 18 and its still considered to be one of the best albums in Hip Hop. Even at that young of an age there is genius in his work. You really cant go wrong with Nas though, hes an incredible lyricist. As far as recommendations go, "Cartoons and Cereal" by Kendrick Lamar is one of my favorites of his.
as a former band member and metalhead that loves and makes hip hop music to this day, this was by far one of the best videos ive ever seen lmao im so happy you guys do this
Having watched this channel since your first reaction I gotta say it’s awesome seeing you guys evolve & sort of understand and even enjoy rap. As someone who’s a metalhead and a hip hop head(ah being black and living in the burbs) this channel is amazing
He's talking from the perspective of a gun the whole song if you remember in the intro he said people use me like I'm a gun. Hopefully give you more understanding
Nas is the greatest rapper of all time! Listen to Just A Moment, it is one of the most soulful rap tracks. Really meaningful also catchy one of my favorites
Illmatic is the best transition album for metalheads to hip hop. Especially, if your whacked out on testosterone and looking for that calm dopamine rush.
First time on your channel, only thing that i got to say is WOW. To see people making an effort to take in a other culture and like it. If everybody make a effort the world would be a greater place. RESPECT
I absolutely love your guys videos. I grew up in between both of these eras, my brother was born in 1972 so he was more of the metal guy. I was born in 79 so i feel like i leaned towards rap, But we both appreciated eachothers primary music. Keep up the great vids!!!!
Appreciate your open mind to this. Everyone doesn’t have to like every genre, but your open mind is refreshing and what this world needs. I’m a big metal and hip hop head. I think One Mike is one of his best musically.
Just found your channel and love the reaction videos!! As one user noted, he is essentially rapping as an illegal gun and it's journey. Again, love the channel, subscribed!
This was an awesome video and concept. I definitely like this. I don't listen to much heavy metal, but I do love lots of bands. I remember hearing this song when I was in middle school and thinkin that this guy has to be the best rapper alive to write a song from the perspective of a gun and all the personifications and entendres was awesome. I hope you guys keep this going. I will definitely tune in.
This song is probably one of the most powerful songs ever written, not just in hip-hop, but in all genres. This is one of the few tracks that still brings tears to my eyes, no matter how many times I hear it.
Nas personifies a gun. Nas is a hip hop genius. He's been cited to have writen the Bible of hip hop by another rapper. He has been studied in college, presented by some professor (who became known for having Nas songs as a subject in his University course). This song for example, great use of the personification literary technique.
Star Wars that shit.. make sure it you do songs with lyrics especially with nas. Nas is one of the most creative and intelligent rappers out there and it's better to see the lyrics to understand
Really love what you guys do. Respect for being able to recognize the skills in Nas and Wu Tang. Along the same lines, you would enjoy A Tribe Called Quest who have the same quality of music but with different content. Please react to Award Tour - A Tribe Called Quest
Love these videos as a fan of hip hop and metal. You’re both very open minded when it comes to new music. That being said, I’d love to watch your reaction to anything by GZA. Specifically anything from his album Liquid Swords. He’s a member of the Wu-tang Clan which you’ve reacted to before.
React to Capital steez. He was one of the most promising lyricists and unfortunately lost his life at a very young age. You should react to some of his songs e.g. Survival tactics (with Joey Badass), Free The Robots, Invision, Stars… the list could be much longer. Just give him a shot :D
Someone suggested a great song. You guys are very close with your breakdown of the song. Dude on the right, more so than the left. I love this video series, keep it up, Fellas
You're listening to a gun's conscience describe his existence. Amazing song...Nas' lyrics and delivery is so cinematic how he paints a vivid picture with his wordplay is what makes him so great
MOBB DEEP - SHOOK ONES PT. II
Can I please get a witness, people? I've seen this upvoted so many times, these guys need to hear another real piece of Golden Era history!
GangeHrolfr yeah!! I keep commenting the same song but idk what's up
GangeHrolfr stay patient. With the amount of times this has been requested they’ll definitely get round to it
MHM!
GangeHrolfr yeah, I agree! They might like survival of the fittest better though? Either one..
I'd suggest Survival of the Fittest some years ago, but Shook Ones pt II was always a top banger and 8 Mile only made it bigger. Survival of the Fittest is also an important piecee of history tho, "thug life we still livin it!" and Pac getting offended. Still tho, I'll say Shook Ones pt II is better, just my opinion.
hes not only rapping from the perspective of a gun, but he is portraying a human life with his story. the first verse he is not being used as a gun, he is carried (like a baby) around and he is just describing his environment (like children just learning about everything).
in the second verse he is a youth and wants action, he wants to shoot, but his owner doesnt let him (like parents dont let teenagers do everything) and he also describes his own body (like a 13 year old gets to know his body more)
in the last and third verse he is old and wise and just thinks about more relevant things and when his owner wants to use him, he doesnt shoot because he is tired of all the violence.
sorry for my bad english, i'm german, but i noticed nobody has explained it yet. this song is a masterpiece.
also notice how the melody of the beat is a loop and his first and last words in the song are "damn!". and how he is picked up again by somone after all the trouble in the end of the story. this is all to show that life will start again all over after death.
Holy shit, I never realized this after so many years with this on constant rotation!
Respect
Love your comment
BROO I never realised how the songs starts with Damn and ends with Damn because at the end he described how hes picked up again and the cycle starts over. This shit is genius.
@@svenvdv2880danggg got this song on my rotation for a long time and i never realized that wow
Let me translate to white: The gentleman is speaking from the perspective of an anthropomorphised illegal firearm which is distributed sporadically among economically disenfranchised urban youth. (Great channel guys!)
xNobleSavagex lol
You guys should just react to 2pac the legend...
Well said although I would have said translated to metalhead as there are many white hip-hoppers who know and understand lyrics better than most.
You're right. But wouldn't have been as funny.
Roger S Tupac is boring
you got the wrong album cover up lol
THESNEAKERADDICT i noticed that too haha
THESNEAKERADDICT I thibk they have that cover up cause I'll matic is their favorite
Dj Delz, you the man!!!
THESNEAKERADDICT lmao
HAHAH. FIRST THING I NOTICED. SONG HASN'T EVEN STARTED YET AND I'M HERE IN THE COMMENTS . HAHA SONGS STARTING NOW! GOING BACK TO THE VID.
One of the most creative rap songs ever, executed perfectly. Classic.
OutKast - Aquemini
Wooderson Southern Hip-hop represent
Player's Ball
Da Art of storytelling
"its him and I, Aquemeni" a play on Aquarius and Gemini... absolutely fire!
Andre's verse is beyond art there
Gangstarr: Above the Clouds
RIP Guru
yes, fuckin great track.
Nas-rewind!!!
hell yeah
Yeah
Big L - Ebonics
to get that rap vocabulary going ;)
tabascosauce Man bro nice request people sleep on Big L too much
Big L's Ebonics would be a great intro song for them to get a lot of words commonly used in hip hop. The DJ Premier remix has an even better beat too.
tabascosauce Man upvote
Should be where you pop your cherry on hip hop slang
Ocean Sage True, the premo remix goes hard
tabascosauce Man big L 🔥🔥🔥
I am SO happy you guys like Nas. He's my favorite rapper of all time and I own all of his albums. The early stage of his career he was blessed with great production, but his albums over the years pass his first two, can be hit or miss as far as production. So if you're always expecting good production from Nas you'd probably be disappointed. BUT he has hundreds of songs with double meanings; poetic license, creative stories, complex rhyme schemes, etc. My personal recommendations would be:
It Ain't Hard To Tell
One Mic
Black Zombies
I Can
Fetus
Rewind
Fried Chicken
Sly Fox
Daughters
Doo Rags
On a side note, I think it'd be fun if you guys delved into the back and forth hip hop beefs. Tupac Vs. Biggie; Nas Vs. Jay-Z, 50 Cent Vs. Ja Rule, Eminem Vs. Benzino, Common Vs. Ice Cube, NWA Vs. Ice Cube, Canibus Vs. LL Cool J, etc. You may have to do a little research to understand the lines in the diss tracks, and your hip hop IQ has to be a little higher to catch everything but I don't know, just think it'd be fun to watch.
Was anyone else yellin at the screen "HE'S THE GUN!!!!!!" ? Great job guys, I hope you never stop reviewing hiphop songs.
The point of the track is that he's speaking from the perspective of the gun. If you go back and listen to it again knowing that now it makes more sense.
They already know
Nas is tired of being used to kill people so he purposely jamed himself so he wouldn’t fire. That led to other person firing and hitting his owner. His owner dies but someone else picks him up.
He says “Damn”
Year 3000 yeah we picked up on that on the second listen. The song starts AND ends with “Damn” indicating the cyclical nature of the mistake history repeats itself etc.
GZA - 4th Chamber
If you want some more Nas you should check out One Mic
Haxe For sure....
The Whole Song is if he was a gun
Canarcie is in Brooklyn New York
Nas....Represent!
Nas- the message !
Fake thug no love you get the slug
Canarsie is a Brooklyn, NY neighborhood
Bruh he told you what it was right in the beginning, "I'm a gun 🔫 lmfao"
Rapping from the perspective of a gun, in this case a Desert Eagle. He uses that perspective to show you the reality of his world. He tells a story. Very unique and considered not only a classic but one of the best Hip-Hop songs of all time. Eminem did it years later with Stan. He rapped from the perspective of a fan and responding to him. Anyways, I love this song. Nas is a legend.
Ice Kold Killa No em song is not a personification like nas. Nas gives an object human emotions and em just speaks for a human being. You pissy fuck head em fans always want to put him in every hip hop convo. Fuck outta here.
You guys should really check out illmatic. It’s a perfect album.
It's his greatest album. But lyrically I felt this song was a masterpiece that illmatic doesn't have
This is an awesome channel. As a fellow metal head and fan of golden era hip hop for 25 years now I highly approve of this. Absolutley awesome
I really love watching people discover music that they wouldn’t normally entertain. You guys do a wonderful job
Eric B. & Rakim - Juice (Know The Ledge)
Yup! He IS the gun guys. But this is my favorite song of all time. Glad you guys got to experience it. :)
Elvis Maduro I can see why. It really is a great song. Makes me want to explore more Nas
He's my favorite artist of all time. Always start with Illmatic. It's considered a top 2 or 3 best hip hop album of all time if not THE best of all time. When we use the word "classic", we refer to the quality of that album. Nas doesn't have a bad song in his Discography until the 5th song of his 2nd album (It Was Written..that's the album this song is from). His best albums are Illmatic, It Was Written, Stillmatic, Hip Hop Is Dead, I am..., God's Son, and Life is Good. Stay away from Nastradamus. Street's Disciple was his double album that got a lot of flack but I personally really liked it but I think people weren't ready for the mature side of Nas back in 2005. " I am..." to me was great but not as good as it could have been because a lot of the tracks were leaked before it dropped and Nas changed the album last minute. Untitled caused a lot of controversy and it could have been a great album but fell short in some areas. The Lost Tapes is one that everyone seems to love cuz it contains a lot of unused tracks due to the issues with "I am.." and Nastradamus. Nas' biggest issue is that after making Illmatic, people have expected him to make an album of that quality again which is nearly impossible and Nas took a ton of risks with his music and had a lot of bullshit happen to him during his career but he's still here and his new album should be out in 2 weeks.
Notable Songs:
- All of Illmatic as well as the song of this video
- The Message
- Affirmative Action
- Street Dreams
- If I Ruled the World (big commercial success)
- One Mic (Probably his best ever song)
- Made You Look (the remix is ridiculous as well)
- Rewind
- Ether (he murders Jay-Z in this classic beef)
- Hate Me Now
- I Can
- Still Dreaming (ft. Kanye West)
- Black Republicans (ft Jay-Z...this is how they squashed their beef)
- Nas is Like
- We Will Survive
- Money is My Bitch
- Thief's Theme
- Street's Disciple
- The Don
- Nasty
- Locomotive
- The Black Bond
- Cherry Wine
I could add more but these are good
Nas-TaKe it in blood
Sprinter ProductionsHD that's really complex song lyrically. Dont think they'd like it
good pimp m.A.A.d butterfly yeah they wouldnt understand A word
Sprinter ProductionsHD
I think they have the lyrics in front of them when they do reactions...you can clearly see them reading off the screen lol
Rewind.
hey guys great video, I noticed you have listened to mostly gangsta type rap lyrics, so maybe try out some different kind of hip hop artists which are just as great for the next video like A Tribe Called Quest or De La Soul
Rory Agreed. A Tribe Called Quest would be great.
It would be funny if they reacted to nerdcore.
Thomas Kearns Lmao
Yeah, Tribe Called Quest
Check the Rhime
Electric Relaxation
Scenario
Excursions
Can I Kick It
Space Program
We the People
Good stuff.
pharcyde
GZA- 4th chamber
anything from liquid swords
Pls
Please!!!
Was just gonna post this!
Went down to the comments to recommend this but here it is haha
Lauryn Hill- Lost Ones
Carol Lopez Oh yes!
Super cool you guys do these reactions . This one of my top 5 nas songs much love from New Zealand
Rakim - Microphone Fiend
The Suicide Note by Scarface
Blasphemy by 2Pac
D'Evils by Jay Z
Renegade by JayZ ft. Eminem
You need to hear shook ones
Fisch Solo I second this. Shook ones part 2
pt 1 or 2
For real Shook Ones been upvoted so many times on these videos. We need to make these guys see it
no, dont do part 1. part 2 only
Glad you guys are doing this. Being honest. It's awesome to see how different people are
If/when you guys start exploring Nas catalog start with his first album "Illmatic" (The album NY State of Mind is from). He started recording it at age 18 and its still considered to be one of the best albums in Hip Hop. Even at that young of an age there is genius in his work. You really cant go wrong with Nas though, hes an incredible lyricist. As far as recommendations go, "Cartoons and Cereal" by Kendrick Lamar is one of my favorites of his.
as a former band member and metalhead that loves and makes hip hop music to this day, this was by far one of the best videos ive ever seen lmao im so happy you guys do this
I freaking love this channel! Nas has always been my favorite rapper growing up.
Blackstar - Thieves in the Night
I dig it myself, I just want to know their point of view on that one
That's like my favorite song.
Oldskool Lunatic if anyone ever asked me to recommend one song that sums up the beauty of rap I’d recommend this track. Truly special song.
Fuck yes
yea either that or mathematics. two of the greatest hiphop tracks ever.
A Tribe Called Quest - Bonita Applebum
Having watched this channel since your first reaction I gotta say it’s awesome seeing you guys evolve & sort of understand and even enjoy rap.
As someone who’s a metalhead and a hip hop head(ah being black and living in the burbs) this channel is amazing
good to see you guys are still making videos. its been a while!!
De La Soul - Me, Myself and I
He rapping from the perspective of a gun and how it effects the ghetto
Love to see the reactions you two are awesome
it brings me joy to see you guys genuinely enjoy this song
Pete Rock and CL Smooth - T.R.O.Y.
He's talking from the perspective of a gun the whole song if you remember in the intro he said people use me like I'm a gun. Hopefully give you more understanding
I enjoy your videos guys!
Bridging the gap💪
#respect
Love you guys and love this series.
The Notorious B.I.G - Gimme The Loot
MF DOOM- Accordion its short and sweet
This is awesome!!! I enjoyed your commentary and you guys got it! I'll take a listen to that carcass song
Ooh, good one! One of my favorite songs! Great video!
Nas is the greatest rapper of all time! Listen to Just A Moment, it is one of the most soulful rap tracks. Really meaningful also catchy one of my favorites
Illmatic is the best transition album for metalheads to hip hop. Especially, if your whacked out on testosterone and looking for that calm dopamine rush.
CreativeJustice Lmao I Gave You Power was on it was written not illmatic but i gotchu
i think he knows that
This song is actually off of It was written not illmatic
I have a picture of me and Max Cavalera wearing my Illmatic t shirt
id say gravediggaz
First time on your channel, only thing that i got to say is WOW. To see people making an effort to take in a other culture and like it. If everybody make a effort the world would be a greater place. RESPECT
I absolutely love your guys videos. I grew up in between both of these eras, my brother was born in 1972 so he was more of the metal guy. I was born in 79 so i feel like i leaned towards rap, But we both appreciated eachothers primary music. Keep up the great vids!!!!
GZA- 4th chamber!!
Aesop Rock - Daylight
It’ll blow your mind!
Alien Pumpkinhead second this
Alien Pumpkinhead I third this
4th
more like being completely confused lol
fif
Appreciate your open mind to this. Everyone doesn’t have to like every genre, but your open mind is refreshing and what this world needs. I’m a big metal and hip hop head. I think One Mike is one of his best musically.
Just found your channel and love the reaction videos!! As one user noted, he is essentially rapping as an illegal gun and it's journey. Again, love the channel, subscribed!
Wu Tang Clan - Triumph
Thx guys do some DMX - goodbye, slippin, life be my song, angel, let me fly, all deep classics by legend himself one of greatest ever
David Zonyga Slippin, yeah !
This was an awesome video and concept. I definitely like this. I don't listen to much heavy metal, but I do love lots of bands. I remember hearing this song when I was in middle school and thinkin that this guy has to be the best rapper alive to write a song from the perspective of a gun and all the personifications and entendres was awesome. I hope you guys keep this going. I will definitely tune in.
This was fantastic. 2 Canadian metal heads. Love it.
Common- the corner
O.C. - Time's Up
NICE
Will B. Smooth - formerly KardiFan2000 They're not ready
Word I was knockin "Word Life" all weekend fam...Fuckin classic!
yooow i thought this joint was way underground, im happy people still bump it.
O.C. - born to live is better
This song is probably one of the most powerful songs ever written, not just in hip-hop, but in all genres. This is one of the few tracks that still brings tears to my eyes, no matter how many times I hear it.
Hmm. Imma have to use this concept and listen to music and do what ya doing. Great stuff my stonies thank you for the inspiration
Nas personifies a gun. Nas is a hip hop genius. He's been cited to have writen the Bible of hip hop by another rapper. He has been studied in college, presented by some professor (who became known for having Nas songs as a subject in his University course). This song for example, great use of the personification literary technique.
Star Wars that shit.. make sure it you do songs with lyrics especially with nas. Nas is one of the most creative and intelligent rappers out there and it's better to see the lyrics to understand
CZARFACE - It's Raw
I'm so excited that you guys like Nas haha. Great stuff!
Really love what you guys do. Respect for being able to recognize the skills in Nas and Wu Tang. Along the same lines, you would enjoy A Tribe Called Quest who have the same quality of music but with different content. Please react to Award Tour - A Tribe Called Quest
Love these videos as a fan of hip hop and metal. You’re both very open minded when it comes to new music. That being said, I’d love to watch your reaction to anything by GZA. Specifically anything from his album Liquid Swords. He’s a member of the Wu-tang Clan which you’ve reacted to before.
Nas- Represent, message
Jayz- Dead president
biggie- Hypnotize, juicy
2pac- stare on my rare view, hit em up, picture me rollin'
Nice to see metalheads expand their horizons
I appreciate the reaction. This one of the most beloved songs in hiphop
React to Capital steez. He was one of the most promising lyricists and unfortunately lost his life at a very young age. You should react to some of his songs e.g. Survival tactics (with Joey Badass), Free The Robots, Invision, Stars… the list could be much longer. Just give him a shot :D
Shutter Island 1893 factss
Nas is speaking as if he is the actual gun. “I gave you power”
I think if you like Nas, “rewind” is a must. His ability to tell a story is phenomenal
love that you guys like this song and Nas in general. he is th ebest
2Pac - Me Against The World
Yh
Nas- Affirmative Action
Someone suggested a great song. You guys are very close with your breakdown of the song. Dude on the right, more so than the left. I love this video series, keep it up, Fellas
Y’all guys are awesome
Outkast - Elevators
Big L - Ebonics
Simply to get that rap vocabulary going ;)
(tabascosauce Man
, 1st of june 2018)
At least add your own message to the song name man
yeah you are right I just want them to do the song
MrTomastt premo remix though
You're listening to a gun's conscience describe his existence. Amazing song...Nas' lyrics and delivery is so cinematic how he paints a vivid picture with his wordplay is what makes him so great
Great job gentlemen!!
Nas- the message
eminem-mockingbird
50 cent- many men
tupac- hit em up or california love
just interested to see there reaction to that
The Roots - Respond / React
Will B. Smooth - formerly KardiFan2000 Yes!! I made the same recommendation on their last video. That shit IS hip-hop!!
U guys are awesome. Good on u for listening to new shit
Great video guys.
React to Big L - Put it on!!
Also Nas - The Message
Let's get some "k-rino" here
haha loving your Nas reactions !
Homeboy with the red shirt is nodding to that Murderous beat 😁. Good job guys keep the videos coming.
Outkast- Aquemini
or
Outkast- Elevators