They're not talked about enough, but if anything, that adds to their legend. They will be FOREVER legendary, especially further into the future we get.. Classics.. Pure gold.
Yes, I grew up listening to jazz thanks to my dad. Around early 90s when New york rappers was coming with the jazzy rap glow made me love jazz even more.
This wasn't the 90s.... this was early 2000's..... The Wayans Brothers used this song as their shows intro.... I was in college....I'll never forget the vibe of this time period..... if you wasn't there, you'll never understand....
I was 15 when this dropped! I skipped my first 3 periods just to stand in line to get the album, I'll never forget that ass whooping but it was worth it.
when you said first 3 periods i thought you meant the shit you women go through, lmao but then i realized you ment the periods in school. lol that would have been dedication!
@@anthonyinsani9914... I was in the 8th grade when this first came out and i am now just finding out hes saying .... RELAX YOURSELF Please Settle Down........smh 😮😮😮 Wow
Especially that last part of the video where u see all the different shots of people in coordination with the chords then the drum pattern then chords again. Look at them beautiful people in the shots. I would trade my people for all the money in the world we too dope I love y'all.
Tribe is so criminally underrated. They had that smooth Hip Hop before all the gun bars and dissing, shame it was drowned out by all that noise. This is grass roots Hip Hop. They should be proud to be on the right side of Hip Hop history.
@@FatGirlsSmellLikeBreakfast I think he means before the "gun bars" were prevalent. Yeah, there was gun talk back then, but there were more conscious, light-hearted lyrics before the gangsta-ism took over in the mid-90s.
The thing that stands out to me about that line is that he didn't say he like em white. My man!!! Peace to Phife Dawg. A legend MC who loved the sisters.
There is no hip hop group better than Tribe. I met Phife at ATL Airport back in summer of 1996. I had my walkman on me & had the Midnight Marauders cassette in my walkman . He signed the liner notes & told me their next album was about to drop. Which i was already anxiously awaiting. I will never forget that moment
@@lashedandscornedконечно это вкусовщина, но для меня wu tang это хард рэп, в нем меньше спокойствия и расслабления, чего не скажешь про tribe called quest
Q-tip is the only producer that could produce such a sound in jazz especially in the early 90s q-tip is the only producer that can deliver such a sound that just sticks and lasts forever and hip-hop music
@@keithwilliams9217 now if LL COOL J's "pink cookies in a plastic bag" never dropped, i could souly gave it to Tip for that production for give up the goods, but Marley Marl produced it, so the rest is history
I'm 16 and from Italy, so I'm from a totally different generation and culture...but this song, wow. I started listening to hip hop and rap a few months ago, and this 90s old school songs are the best! Love the chill and jazzy sound.
Whats amazing is this song is 30 years old!!!! But you could play it right now and would never know that. Atcq is timeless and will always be relevant.
All the beefing and the nonsense going on at that time in hip-hop, Tribe were just vibing. Every track they made still sounds crisp and fresh to this day. Timeless, some of the best music made in any genre.
@@jebj1 don't be silly. That isn't what anyone is saying by acknowledging that this music is born out of black culture. Though truly, all sub cultures are influenced by the greater culture and other sub cultures. We are all connected. The OP is a true statement and I did not read it as saying this is only for black people. I would hope that awake brothers and sisters in black communities understand it is going to take unity for the species to survive. Music is a key to that survival. It's one thing to be 'othered' it is something else to other yourself.
It is because it's been 30 years and we're still listening! Also, Jaydee's MPC is preserved at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in DC! There's no Dilla without Tribe!!!
TR RCH People Under the Stairs, Binary Star, Dilated Peoples, Stahhr just to name a few off the top of my dome. It's just too bad the good stuff never reaches air time.
As a tribute to the Tribe, I made a song inspired by this song to bring that vibe back. Thank you for the appreciation, hatred, and all. soundcloud.com/thisisddb/ddb-the-vibe-feat-hiiidef-prod-hiiidef
i like how the atmosphere in the diner is so relaxed and serene no drama shooting fighting arguing etc....it s nice too see black ppl all in the same place enjoying each other's company
As a young black South African girl (29 years old), A Tribe Called Quest is a group that has always inspired me. I've never traveled abroad but feel like I have whenever I listen to their music.
I was going to college. It's 1993. Bought this CD the day it dropped and promptly went back to my dorm. Couple of friends hear me bumping this, and we all sat down for an old-fashioned record party. Good times. Good vibes. I played Tribe way to much but it wasn't enough. I miss their music.
I wish I got to experience this for myself. I'm in college and it's just not the same with music anymore... it's all so stale and unoriginal nowadays. I love 90s hip hop so much.
I was a sophomore in college in 93. I know I go back to the past but it sure does feel good 😊. Living the single life with no dependents. When rap was actually rap and you could understand what the rappers were saying. If I could go back just one more time . 😊😊😊😊😊😊
I'm a guy from Ireland and believe me this rhythm and beat saturates my bones and removes this crazy world from my mind for short while,, thank you so much
RIP Phife Diggy.... in 93 I was a 13 year old in the south up late nites on the phone talking to a chickenhead with this playing in the background living off every word Phife said.... Peace God
This track is on fire. Brings me back to those days in NYC when people were trying new things and hip hop wasn't about beef, it was artistic expression.
Like all old school hip-hop rap music old school hip-hop mix music old school hip-hop jam music old school hip-hop 90s music old school hip-hop Gang Starr
I cannot get over how hip hop used to talk about women with such respect. Going through a hip hop youtube session whilst working and I'm blown away. This music is legit compared to what we are exposed to today.
It probably will. Things happen in cycles. People are getting tired of the wack trashy music we have now. It was shocking at first and got people's attention and now even the youth are sick of it. It will turn around. Just like flat butts will come back (I pray. Lol).
it never left you just gotta look outside of what the radio is playing and mainstream is telling you whats hot. So many good artist out there still making good music
I get your point Bass! But what i mean is not only the hip hop music, but the times, the way people get dressed, the mindset, everything. I don’t see it coming from those little gucci gang gucci gang fans.
I never knew who sang this bc I worked in a club and never got to see what was being played. Every time this came on I had to open my office door to listen. I finally just looked up the main line "I like em brown, yellow....".
@Sh Hh Hi. I luv many genres of music. Hip hop, rap, electro, punk, pop, rock, jazz, soul, rockabilly, disco, techno. In the hip hop / rap world my faves are Tribe, Public enemy, EPMD, Snoop dog, Cypress Hill, NWA, Eric B & Rakim, Beastie Boys, Stetsasonic. Hip hop is my favourite genre of music. Growing up in Glasgow, Scotland not many people were listening to hip hop in the early 80's. I introduced it to all of my friends. Who are your faves Sh Hh?
The complex, jazzy AF guitar chords, the looping, ambiguous interaction of the bass line and beats... this track is beyond magical. Tip is a MFing genius with the production. Then add Phife's impish charm to it all? These kids opened a portal to a parallel, better universe.
Always will be one of my top 10 of all time!! Best rap ever. I was so lucky to be growing up with music like this to vibe with as a young dude in NYC!!
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Never forget the time I saw Q Tip eating at IHOP with his lady in Englewood, NJ lol I nodded to him to let him know I recognized him and he waved back
Dope
That was super respectful of u. Salute king
I saw him too about 20 years ago--he prayed before he ate.
Interesting tid-bits in this thread. Seems like these old school hip hop cats were just built different.
Dope! When was this?
Rest in paradise Phife.
Empressive! 💗
Rest in peace.
R.I.P. 💐💯
He died? Aww
Phife is so underrated
Early 90s NYC Jazz hip hop is the most chill type of music
I totally agree💜🧡❤️
@@PuffyMono lol loser
@@PuffyMono GAMER gate keeping!
Uh greed
No doubt about it.. trully givin' chill through your bones
as an electrician, I couldn't be more relaxed.
Good one!😂
Most underrated and epic comment here 😅
😂😂😂🏆
😂👏
Good one 💙🔥
Rest in paradise Phife.
Which one is that on video that die
Yup, the GOAT
#already
Rest in peace, your impact is ever fresh
You copied the comment above you ⬆️
Can someone explain to me how such a musically and culturally important group like Tribe is NOT in the hall of fame by now?!
Who cares about those empty titles?
They really need to be.
They're not talked about enough, but if anything, that adds to their legend. They will be FOREVER legendary, especially further into the future we get.. Classics.. Pure gold.
They will be in the hall one day
@Kane Abel 30 mil views but i know what you mean
I liked how back in the early 90s jazz was fused into hip hop. Had a beautiful sound. :)
Douglas Vargas Davon Mc Neil
@@robertreeves7675 Yeah, the sound was great. And it didn't sound like it was trying to hard either.
Yes, I grew up listening to jazz thanks to my dad. Around early 90s when New york rappers was coming with the jazzy rap glow made me love jazz even more.
Ahem to pimp a butterfly from Kendrick Lamar is a jazz rap album
@@Dondraper87104 I love Kendrick he is dope and J cole
If you weren't around in the 90s ,"you couldn't relate,you couldn't relate"!💯
If Jazz hip hop isn't one of the greatest Genres ever, I don't know what is..
Facts
Hip hop is the love child of jazz and r&b.....thats why it has so many layers
@ J Floatin
Its just Good Hip Hop not Jazz Hip Hop. Hip Hop is just Slow R & B and Slow Jazz
It's bullshit. Stay the fuk out of rok hall of fame. Bunch of fukin gangsters
@@tracydrummond2766 u
I’ll never get sick of this song. What a beat.
same bro
NEVER!
One of the very best.
ME EITHER!!!
Yall should check out "j Coles forbidden fruit" and "capital STEEZ's 135" they sampled off of this artists beat and lyrics
ONE OF THE DOPEST SONGS EVER MADE PERIOD.
Agreed 💯🎶🔥💓
💯💯💯
Facts!!!!
No doubt!!!
Hell yeah
This song is the jam
The 90s was one of the most lit decades for music
Always will be GODDEZZ
Definitely
I miss them #90s
@@jam_b00gie me too
This wasn't the 90s.... this was early 2000's..... The Wayans Brothers used this song as their shows intro....
I was in college....I'll never forget the vibe of this time period..... if you wasn't there, you'll never understand....
I was 15 when this dropped! I skipped my first 3 periods just to stand in line to get the album, I'll never forget that ass whooping but it was worth it.
Those were the days when Hip-Hop was at it's prime.
when you said first 3 periods i thought you meant the shit you women go through, lmao but then i realized you ment the periods in school. lol that would have been dedication!
Honey...
Rashad Mitchell what
Nothing prince..
Btw I love Coco Butter Kisses!! Super hot track.
True hip-hop never dies. Classic music sounds great in 2024.
No doubt
@@anthonyinsani9914... I was in the 8th grade when this first came out and i am now just finding out hes saying .... RELAX YOURSELF Please Settle Down........smh 😮😮😮 Wow
Born in 61 and exploring the genre, my mind is opened by the green
Search for:
Pharcyde
Souls of Mischief.
Mos Def.
Just to get you started.
And welcome to the greatest era of chilled lyrical hip hop.
Thank you for the recommendation 😎
@@royceglindon Good recommends. Don't miss Brand New Heavies with the Pharcyde from the album Heavy Rhyme Experience, Vol. 1.
New York in the 90s was just classic. Period 🙌🏾
@BigBoy 5.56mm ok boomer
NY hip-hop from the 90's is pure fire
Dope. Hot 97 blasting from every store.
BigBoy 5.56mm
Acting like being homosexual is bad LMAO
The realest comment I've read all day!
some laid back chilling with your lady/man...Smoking a blunt, breaking down each bar. Nothing like 90's Hip Hop.
YASSSSS! You hit the nail on the head with that one
Iskiza Muhaz true dat!!!
Iskiza Muhaz LMAO where are you picking your ladies from lol
Nothing like it! I concur. ✌🏾
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@@TheButSheFliEffect exactly I love the nostalgic feel and what is your favourite album from ATCQ?
It’s ridiculous that this song is still basically perfect after 30 years. Absolute musical masterpiece
Truth
fact
Amen
Sky’s the limit 🙏
100 agree 💯 👍 😊
Ok but can we talk about how gorgeous this music video is?
This video is so so dope no nakedness, no men in tight pants, beautiful women. Just a feel good time. Wish we could go back there.
Especially that last part of the video where u see all the different shots of people in coordination with the chords then the drum pattern then chords again. Look at them beautiful people in the shots. I would trade my people for all the money in the world we too dope I love y'all.
old school rap is so refreshing!
Heck yeah.
The new school couldn't relate!
Yea of course
so true bro
Man that's even more true two years later.
In 2021 and this song is still timeless!!
Yes sir
it never gets old
True dat.
There isn't "still timeless", or it is or isn't
@@JaMore I never asked for a correction.
Best instrumental in the history of Hip-Hop
Ivon64719 This sounds so much like Kendrick Lamar - These Walls I'm almost certain that Kendrick had intentions to have a beat similar to this
If I'm not mistaken, this is a J to the DILLA beat!
+Elliot Peka he used the original sample of the beat.
dat flute...
bold statement. But ill respect it.
The Wayans Bros intro 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yessir wayans bro
Oh yeah, brings back memories
The nostalgia I feel when watching this. Everybody enjoying themselves, no phones, just good vibes
no doubt
This is a music video why are you saying this like its a live performance or something
Facts remember like it was yesterday good times in music
Let ppl now how we made it work
Better times
Tribe is so criminally underrated. They had that smooth Hip Hop before all the gun bars and dissing, shame it was drowned out by all that noise. This is grass roots Hip Hop. They should be proud to be on the right side of Hip Hop history.
Before all the gun bars and dissing? They came out in 91, the gun bars and dissing was there years before them.
Tribe was never underrated everybody had this album
@@sonofmann depends on what one means with "underrated" and "everybody"
Facts!!
@@FatGirlsSmellLikeBreakfast I think he means before the "gun bars" were prevalent. Yeah, there was gun talk back then, but there were more conscious, light-hearted lyrics before the gangsta-ism took over in the mid-90s.
I hate to sound like an old person, but I wish kids today were all down with this.
Paul Lombard CD
Qwavario Ford just cuz you like old songs doesn’t mean today’s songs are trash lmfao
im 11.......
I'm 12, my dad introduced me to the good music, and in my opinion today's music isn't really that good, but if you search you can find good music
@@derpypopo make sure you put your friends on as well
Filmed in the Black and White,.. genius.🤗
This album ruled my life 93/94. Not just hip hop, but one of the best albums ever made, any genre. Period. Rip phife diggy.
Well said. I like this as a album more than i like it for its element
❤❤❤❤❤ ruled me too
FACTS
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hot sex on a platter 💯
92
"I like em brown, yellow, Puerto Rican or Haitian
Name is Phife Dawg from the Zulu Nation"
I'm glad you got "Haitian" right.
So many people (including rappers) say "Asian." SMH
Such a fucking great line
Like Puerto Rican is a color haha
Polar Bear it was never implied to be a color lol
The thing that stands out to me about that line is that he didn't say he like em white. My man!!! Peace to Phife Dawg. A legend MC who loved the sisters.
There is no hip hop group better than Tribe. I met Phife at ATL Airport back in summer of 1996. I had my walkman on me & had the Midnight Marauders cassette in my walkman
. He signed the liner notes & told me their next album was about to drop. Which i was already anxiously awaiting. I will never forget that moment
Wu-Tang and Gravediggaz are pretty fucking good contenders. And MF DOOM too.
My favorite will always be OutKast but they are up there for sure.
I wish I could have met phife like you did
@@lashedandscornedконечно это вкусовщина, но для меня wu tang это хард рэп, в нем меньше спокойствия и расслабления, чего не скажешь про tribe called quest
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Something bout the transition between phife and q tip at 1:00 just shows how smooth they are and the chemistry shows
This is hip-hop. This is rap. Not a single weird ass chain, not a single fancy car. Just pure bars. The flows speak for themselves.
Word!
Facts
93-95 was the golden age of hip hop. Raw & real.
@@kellynash8289Naw 86 through 93
@@kellynash8289 92-99, I prefer.
Q-tip is the only producer that could produce such a sound in jazz especially in the early 90s q-tip is the only producer that can deliver such a sound that just sticks and lasts forever and hip-hop music
One Love, Give up the Goods are other ones like that.
@@keithwilliams9217 now if LL COOL J's "pink cookies in a plastic bag" never dropped, i could souly gave it to Tip for that production for give up the goods, but Marley Marl produced it, so the rest is history
Who’s Q tip
@@ProdEhJay47 the leader of ATCQ
@@gravitymusicproductiongrou260 Tip's version is better though...more flavor in it (drums, bass, etc. were on point!)
One of the dopest beats ever.
Facts!!!!
The dopest
Yup
I'm 16 and from Italy, so I'm from a totally different generation and culture...but this song, wow. I started listening to hip hop and rap a few months ago, and this 90s old school songs are the best! Love the chill and jazzy sound.
Age is never a barrier to discovery...... its beautiful
90s the best era..
no models. no expensive clothing. no guns. just good music. this is my era and i miss it so much.
Hope it comes back
Word up GOD
It literally hurts that it’s gone.
@@rigger49er this is one of the songs on the playlist that I have for my toddler. It's up to us to bring it back making the next generations familiar.
@@Dennis_Reynolds_Golden_God facts
I fuckin love the stories the 90's east coast rappers would tell. This is what music lacks nowadays. Rest in paradise phife 🎙
Only J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar can save the Hip Hop.
+anatole118218 i really like modern rap music's beats but yeah its all shitty lyrics
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anatole118218 ONLY COLE AND KDOT?? ONLY THEM? Kendrick is great, Cole is average but they are definitely not the ONLY people gtfo you don't know shit
this is art, golden era.
I’m listening to this regularly since I was 13 years old. Best hip hop era.
Whats amazing is this song is 30 years old!!!! But you could play it right now and would never know that. Atcq is timeless and will always be relevant.
Who listening to this today, that beat is hard.
Been listening since November 1993
🫡
Nostalgic for 90's ❤
Am listening today and
Me🎤🎤🎤🎤
Is it just me or is their entire discography flawless
Right? Not a skippable track
their* and yes
Chee-Z Wins them and Duran Duran.
you tube dummy control division Thanks buddy
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So happy for da Hall of Fame for y'all. Deserved....I "relate" !
All the beefing and the nonsense going on at that time in hip-hop, Tribe were just vibing. Every track they made still sounds crisp and fresh to this day. Timeless, some of the best music made in any genre.
That beat is so relaxing
エンジEngi, Its a jazz cut sample.
It’s in the title of the song
Lmao right!! My eyelids always start to get heavy when I listen to this.
Mystic Brew look up Blue Jazz Note Recordings
Yes it is. I listen to it to destress after work.
Electric Relaxation is the perfect title for this track. That's exactly what it is...good vibes.
Sometimes i feel hip hop doesn't have room for good vibes just anger.
@@phantombunny and aggression
Takes me back when an 2 cousins listening to this in mom's Regal early March, R.I.P Jerry miss you cuz
This track is so therapeutic. What a time to be alive.
Hearing this really takes you back to a more simple time in life when Hip-hop was real...you could feel the music in your soul.
Say it louder for the people in the back!
Feel the music and not your phone. Just looking at people walking down NYC during that time, speaks volumes
Yesssssss !!!
And things were affordable and our clothes weren’t tight, and women didn’t need surgery and dudes didn’t have to be rich just to get a woman’s love
💯💯💯
This is legendary Black culture.
Yes and I miss it!!
Yes so much better than the corporate death cult vibe of today.
Oh, so white people can't listen to this ? I grew up listening to music like this. I guess if I can go back in time I'll have to change that.
@@jebj1 don't be silly. That isn't what anyone is saying by acknowledging that this music is born out of black culture. Though truly, all sub cultures are influenced by the greater culture and other sub cultures. We are all connected. The OP is a true statement and I did not read it as saying this is only for black people. I would hope that awake brothers and sisters in black communities understand it is going to take unity for the species to survive. Music is a key to that survival. It's one thing to be 'othered' it is something else to other yourself.
@@jebj1 literally nobody said white people cant listen to it so stfu
One of the Best songs Ever Period!
This track is almost 30 years old. It epitomises everything that is hip-hop! Simply timeless
This is one of the best hip-hop songs EVER put on a record.
JRA RAPPER! Agreed. It’s perfection.
HELL YEAH!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That beat is so relaxing
"I like em brown, yellow, Puerto Rican or Haitian
Name is Phife Dawg from the Zulu Nation"
lotsa loving .. relax yourself
peace out to man
"Told you in the jam how we can get down"
you forgot black, he says black before brown
David Muhammad no he didn’t 0:44 listen again...
@@ERICF66 yeah he did
This song and video has to be preserved as one of the most beautiful pieces of ART ever.
It is because it's been 30 years and we're still listening! Also, Jaydee's MPC is preserved at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in DC! There's no Dilla without Tribe!!!
This song is one of the 15 best all time hip hop songs ever.. so smooth with barz... where is music like this Today..
TR RCH People Under the Stairs, Binary Star, Dilated Peoples, Stahhr just to name a few off the top of my dome. It's just too bad the good stuff never reaches air time.
TR RCH check pro era you will find music like this e.g. joey bada$$.
Dem atlas. Atmosphere. Look them up if you like this, these dudes are real as real gets
TR RCH www.dashogunz.com
Forbidden Fruit J cole lol, think he used the exact same beat
This guys deserves to be in Rock N Roll Hall of Fame
No doubt
They are now in 2024. Cheers! 🎉🎉🎉
@@dee24874 great news
Used to bump this joint in high school many, many years ago.....The early 90s was the best era of hip hop music, IMO.
Agreed
As a tribute to the Tribe, I made a song inspired by this song to bring that vibe back. Thank you for the appreciation, hatred, and all. soundcloud.com/thisisddb/ddb-the-vibe-feat-hiiidef-prod-hiiidef
AMEN!
Yeah n mid 90s
not your opinion . a fact :)
Listening to this while they are getting inducted to rock and roll heaven. Well deserved boys changed the culture. "Thank you for your service"
i like how the atmosphere in the diner is so relaxed and serene no drama shooting fighting arguing etc....it s nice too see black ppl all in the same place enjoying each other's company
Michael Bull I agree with you.. Everybody just enjoying everybody’s energy.
rarely happens in the real world ever but I wish I could be in a situation were it was happening
As a young black South African girl (29 years old), A Tribe Called Quest is a group that has always inspired me. I've never traveled abroad but feel like I have whenever I listen to their music.
Hello fellow Southy! They were a pretty cool group! The music lives on, thankfully
@@SuperMiLoOoO hey Southy! We're so fortunate to grow up to great music 🎶
another SA resident here and SAME!!
Cape town
One of the most chill hip hop songs of all time
100% agree 👍 👏 💯 👌 😊
Any other recommendations? 🥵
My Old School Hip Hop Rap and R&B from 80s and 90s.
I was going to college. It's 1993. Bought this CD the day it dropped and promptly went back to my dorm. Couple of friends hear me bumping this, and we all sat down for an old-fashioned record party. Good times. Good vibes. I played Tribe way to much but it wasn't enough. I miss their music.
I wish I got to experience this for myself. I'm in college and it's just not the same with music anymore... it's all so stale and unoriginal nowadays. I love 90s hip hop so much.
@@xmdload Good thing you can still listen to this.
I was a sophomore in college in 93. I know I go back to the past but it sure does feel good 😊. Living the single life with no dependents. When rap was actually rap and you could understand what the rappers were saying. If I could go back just one more time . 😊😊😊😊😊😊
@@xmdload You wrong bro you just need to find it
@@milesb9359 pmo then
Even in 2019, this never gets old or dated. Long live tribe, long live Phife.
Word!
5 foot assassin
john garth... Yes, a true classic😊
Straight up
Yes
One of the greatest songs ever from the 90's.
I'm a guy from Ireland and believe me this rhythm and beat saturates my bones and removes this crazy world from my mind for short while,,
thank you so much
Love the jazzy feel that tribe has in their music!
YES!
Hell yea. Easy listening.
brilliance.
I second that
We Got Tha Jazz 😍😍
RIP Phife Diggy.... in 93 I was a 13 year old in the south up late nites on the phone talking to a chickenhead with this playing in the background living off every word Phife said.... Peace God
This track is on fire. Brings me back to those days in NYC when people were trying new things and hip hop wasn't about beef, it was artistic expression.
I prefer steaks to beef anyday.
WRONG, These guys came after BDP/Queensbridge beef and Busy Bee/Kool Moe Dee beef.
Xilo Channel h
What are you talking about? Rap is still about expressing yourself, there is still good rap.
Like all old school hip-hop rap music old school hip-hop mix music old school hip-hop jam music old school hip-hop 90s music old school hip-hop Gang Starr
i love how fully clothed this woman is!!! leaves something to the imagination!
I cannot get over how hip hop used to talk about women with such respect. Going through a hip hop youtube session whilst working and I'm blown away. This music is legit compared to what we are exposed to today.
The beat is so smooth and their conversational rapping flow complements the beat even more.
This song never gets old in my opinion. 28 years later and it's still the JAM.
One of the greatest Hip Hop songs of all time.
The fact that this won’t come back hurts man
It probably will. Things happen in cycles. People are getting tired of the wack trashy music we have now. It was shocking at first and got people's attention and now even the youth are sick of it. It will turn around. Just like flat butts will come back (I pray. Lol).
it never left you just gotta look outside of what the radio is playing and mainstream is telling you whats hot. So many good artist out there still making good music
I get your point Bass! But what i mean is not only the hip hop music, but the times, the way people get dressed, the mindset, everything. I don’t see it coming from those little gucci gang gucci gang fans.
I’m from belgium and born in 1999, even i can not say i ever met those awesome days but somehow i can feel it 🧐 just listen to this wtf
Bradley92 there’s hope, some great new artists out there, it’s just the radio is trash and plays that mainstream mumble crap
Congrats ATCQ for being inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame
This is the smoothest hip-hop/rap song ever 😍❤️
You are correct!
Try EPMD So Watcha Sayin'
I never knew who sang this bc I worked in a club and never got to see what was being played. Every time this came on I had to open my office door to listen. I finally just looked up the main line "I like em brown, yellow....".
Baxtron o So Whatcha Sayn is more of an upper tempo song, both classics tho!!!
I vote late night hype
I’m 24yrs old and I discovered this song a while back and I must say that music was so good back then 😢
These guys and De la Soul where a different kind of hip hop. Very cool and refreshing
and del the funkee homosapien
and he pharcyde
And The Roots
And Arrested Development and Fugees
zulu nation, that´s it
I’m 23 and this is out of my time, yet I find this song one of the best hip hop songs of all time it’s so relaxing
23 too and feeling it
I'm 15 and I feel the same
As an old nigga that's been listening to hip hop since the 80's...trust me midnight marauders is 1 of the best hip hop albums ever made
@Kiki's World 😎 So relaxing nightdrivin' .
Almost 23 .. amazing song
Rap in the 90's was amazing!
It's a masterpiece.
Classic
One of the greatest hip hop songs of all times. If not the greatest. Period.
Almost 30 years later this song is still euphoric. Such a great feeling you get
Soooo beautiful.... Notice the power and potency of the lyrics with absolutely no nakedness to be seen in the video? Man.... Can we go back to this???
This was black creativity! Beautiful art before the white jew high jacked our culture in the name of mass profits
No talking about trappin, percs or drugs and money like today’s hip hop just good vibes music. Man this a jam!!!
I,m 54 and was so lucky to live through the Golden Age of hip hop. Tribe are 1 of my all time fave bands. Luv 'em! 💚💚💚💚
True Dat!!!!!
Hey can I ask what is ur best bands ?
@Sh Hh Hi. I luv many genres of music.
Hip hop, rap, electro, punk, pop, rock, jazz, soul, rockabilly, disco, techno. In the hip hop /
rap world my faves are Tribe, Public enemy, EPMD, Snoop dog, Cypress Hill, NWA,
Eric B & Rakim, Beastie Boys, Stetsasonic.
Hip hop is my favourite genre of music. Growing up in Glasgow, Scotland not many people were listening to hip hop in the early 80's. I introduced it to all of my friends. Who are your faves Sh Hh?
@@AM-FTK THANKS! Ur music taste is elite
@@AM-FTKi love u
The complex, jazzy AF guitar chords, the looping, ambiguous interaction of the bass line and beats... this track is beyond magical. Tip is a MFing genius with the production. Then add Phife's impish charm to it all? These kids opened a portal to a parallel, better universe.
I want NATO to control our sound. F main stream media .
Guitar is sampled from mystic brew
Beyond Magical. That is a beautiful description.😁
Sets pretty nice.
You said it all. Good analysis.
This song is eternal perfection.
Somewhere in the afterlife, Phife still be riding that taxi in peace.
That beat is hypnotizing!
Relax yourself girl
Indeed!!!
This beat is so smooth R. I. P Philfe
Smooth but raw when you have bass lol
dominic hocutt look up BADBADNOTGOOD electric relaxation
One of my fav songs ever, also I'm in love with that girl
not exactly my fav song EVER, though it's my favorite ATCQ song.
Weza Beatz I wonder how she looks now ..
Me too !
Weza Beatz if u find a pic of her let me know.. 😬
Sure, you too ! :)
This will always be classic. We are lucky that it was created.
This is probably one of the coolest songs ever. Nothing put-on, just legit cool.
One of those it's perfect songs.
Who’s chilled, relaxed, bossed up, getting a nice glass of whiskey and smoking to this classic in 2020?
Picky One truth and bossed up as in a state of mind.
Ich auch! ;)
Always
Got some Buffalo Trace whiskey listening to this.
@@vayoofficial jameson and ginger ale.
The chillest flow of the game
Always will be one of my top 10 of all time!! Best rap ever. I was so lucky to be growing up with music like this to vibe with as a young dude in NYC!!