Entertaining. No autotune. Lyrical talent. Minimal profanity. I can go on and on about how this is a classic. Kids today would compare this type of hiphop to black & white films of the 1930s-1950s.
This man was the whole inspiration behind me trying to learn how to beatbox when I was a freshman in high school-- somehow that was two decades ago. Then I spent literal hours learning the beatbox style from "Too Good To Be True", Lauryn Hill's incredible cover. Those were inspiring times, and yet I felt scared to show anyone my newfound skill. Honestly, it was a dilemma for me. "But I'm a white girl," I would think to myself, caught in the confusion of a world obsessed with color. I couldn't understand why music made by black people intrigued & fulfilled me in a way the classic rock from my youth never could. I'm older now. I've learned enough to know that I still barely understand myself, let alone the struggles faced by the indigenous, the displaced, and especially people of color. It's a journey, not a single lesson-- a truth too complicated to appreciate in one lifetime, I suppose. I'll tell you the only thing I know for sure: I love this music. I don't think my skin color should matter when it comes to loving the way something sounds. Hopefully, one day, I'll rap for an audience-- I'll be scared, but maybe, just maybe, it will be worth the fear. Thanks for reading 💜
colour really dose not matter and dont let the modern left convince you other wise.. neither do you have to understand the struggles of another culture to do hip-hop you just need to understand hip-hop culture and the local hip-hop culture your involving your self in eg in the uk we have a very different hip-hop culture where race is not a significant factor even in modern uk drill altough due to the gang connections thats a very different scene to what us ol heads would call uk hip-hop i dont want to get political but its very obvious that some in the neo-left hate the lack of divide in hip-hop and would love to accuse white rappers of cultural appropriation... but hip-hop has always been about your skills.. every thing else just added depth
_EXCUSE ME boom bap da boom bap MMH! MMH! ska boom boom da boom bap YOU GOT MILK? YOU GOT ANY MILK? CMON! GIMME SOME MILK! UGHHH IM THIRSTYYY NAHHHHUGHUHGUHGUH_
someone had ykes mood up in this ;) and by the way on the mortalkombat line they show tekken ;) this reminds me of my teenage years dope dope dope dope
Damn haven't seen this in like 12 years took a fuckin dumb-ass juggalo gathering infomercial I was watching some guys were make fun of for me to remember bout rahzel he was performing there in 2011 lmao
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This cat was overlooked and talented.
Entertaining. No autotune. Lyrical talent. Minimal profanity. I can go on and on about how this is a classic. Kids today would compare this type of hiphop to black & white films of the 1930s-1950s.
I always look for some tune from my youth...
after 15 years I FOUND IT !!
I still LOVE it ! :)))
Still a legend and inspiration to beatboxers all over the world. Keep on shining Rahzel! GOAT.
Now THIS is real rap baby!
this song is deadly. keepin real hip hop alive
I always wish Biz Markie was in the Video along with TJ Swan & Marley Marl.
Still a classic track indeed.
Biz Markie just died yesterday.......
@@hitmixhyepock9405 Yeah I know. RIP
This shit was hot... copped the LP the day it came out!
Pure Hiphop!
Love this rap sh$t for life and I am 59 , word up yo.
When I was in high school
Junior Year of High School. Hip Hop was Still Alive. ❤🔥😎
as if this only has 88,000 views thats fuked
You know what, I'm going to share this song with all my friends. I will make this song popular, it deserves it.
Hello from 2022, Rahzel still sounds nice🔥🔥🔥
Classic!!! 90's bronx all the way. True Hip-Hop!!!
Godbless rahzel back then ecko wear and averex wear was out
This man was the whole inspiration behind me trying to learn how to beatbox when I was a freshman in high school-- somehow that was two decades ago.
Then I spent literal hours learning the beatbox style from "Too Good To Be True", Lauryn Hill's incredible cover. Those were inspiring times, and yet I felt scared to show anyone my newfound skill.
Honestly, it was a dilemma for me. "But I'm a white girl," I would think to myself, caught in the confusion of a world obsessed with color. I couldn't understand why music made by black people intrigued & fulfilled me in a way the classic rock from my youth never could.
I'm older now. I've learned enough to know that I still barely understand myself, let alone the struggles faced by the indigenous, the displaced, and especially people of color. It's a journey, not a single lesson-- a truth too complicated to appreciate in one lifetime, I suppose.
I'll tell you the only thing I know for sure: I love this music. I don't think my skin color should matter when it comes to loving the way something sounds. Hopefully, one day, I'll rap for an audience-- I'll be scared, but maybe, just maybe, it will be worth the fear. Thanks for reading 💜
colour really dose not matter and dont let the modern left convince you other wise.. neither do you have to understand the struggles of another culture to do hip-hop you just need to understand hip-hop culture and the local hip-hop culture your involving your self in eg in the uk we have a very different hip-hop culture where race is not a significant factor even in modern uk drill altough due to the gang connections thats a very different scene to what us ol heads would call uk hip-hop
i dont want to get political but its very obvious that some in the neo-left hate the lack of divide in hip-hop and would love to accuse white rappers of cultural appropriation... but hip-hop has always been about your skills.. every thing else just added depth
crrt brrr like decepticons DOPE SHIT
Today I found a cassette tape with Rahzel hip-hop songs. I remember how buy it in a music gallery. I was young and full of ambitions
I grow up with Razel! Props from BASEL
_EXCUSE ME boom bap da boom bap MMH! MMH! ska boom boom da boom bap YOU GOT MILK? YOU GOT ANY MILK? CMON! GIMME SOME MILK! UGHHH IM THIRSTYYY NAHHHHUGHUHGUHGUH_
CLASSIC!!! Too dope for words.
R.I.P TJ SWANN
someone had ykes mood up in this ;) and by the way on the mortalkombat line they show tekken ;) this reminds me of my teenage years dope dope dope dope
You we gotta hit em up
There is something special about this tune.....
Damn. The Roots shudda let him get on the Mic
great song, kinda got a 70's/80's rap feel :)
It's a remake of Biz Markies original make the music song from the 80's
This is hip hop muzik and not the shit like drake, and lil wayne.
Pirizreni Ponik ahhh a comment before we knew lil pump was going to be a thing.
hes droppin sum dope rhymes ..
Awesome seeing you in concert
Insane talent inside of one man.......hardrest rap crew ever possible Thought, Malik B, and Rahzel? yeah...goood night,
DAMN! him and Biz should have linked up for a Joint.
In every aspect of the term this is HIP-HOP: The Culture...Not the Music...THE CULTURE.
This is historical fire!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Marley Marl on the wheels of steel!
CLASSIC! rahzel is the reason i rap i started beatboxin because of rahzel and like a year later started rappin
one of his best
Best beatboxer ever.
Kevin Dickert he changed the game
..little milk from him,for today..
Salut you
Anyone looking for the PIANO SAMPLE:
Isaac Hayes - Ike's Mood I (appearing at 1:44)
Nas - Reach Out (ft. Mary J Blige)
Mary J Blige - I Love You
Make the music with your mouth bizzzzz!!!!!!
😂😂😂😂😂
I know! This song deserves the attention a lot more than all the recent popular music.
What the hell is wrong with people?
2023
I like THIS!!!!!!
Still remember when i bought rhe album
Money well put
Original 90'$..
Hip Hop ❤️
Даже не верится. что прошло уже 19 лет.
So dope.
Nuff Respect !!
DOPEST.
My newest shit. Respect for Rahzel !
amazing
Ёоу!!! Очень круто, мне нравится!!! Просто супер)))
Damn the bboys in the ⛲ killing it
muy chimba hacer algo asi aca en colombia
classic . . .
This is from 1999
wwhhooooopppppp whooppppp where is RAHZEL ?
This guy was fun
Fire✌️
hes gonna be in brasil on oct 11th!! =0 pretty nice!! =D
🔥🔥🔥
TheBeatboxHitmanTwo and Rahzel should colab with this guy
Cool
Thumps up :D
wow
Still superdope!
liiiiiiiiiluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
aight now
beginning is funniest
Sick & BadBadBad ..
DOPE !!
GOD BLESS BIZ MARKIE !! REST N PEACE !
this is the real shit
Damn haven't seen this in like 12 years took a fuckin dumb-ass juggalo gathering infomercial I was watching some guys were make fun of for me to remember bout rahzel he was performing there in 2011 lmao
I can only hum and beatbox
Because Mortal Kombat fell off at that time...Tekken 3 is one of the greatest games of all time and was in EVERY arcade.
@SurgeCess Why does the editor show Tekken when he clearly says mortal kombat??
@SurgeCess Perhaps it has to do with copyright issues at the time.
Whre is the sample from??
I'm surprised no one else has commented on here.
@dmizzle79 what is the biz markie song ?
aha..
whats the sample of this??? need that...
Biz Markie - make the music with your mouth
But i don't remember who biz sampled it from
Isaac Hayes - Ike's Mood I
holy shit, is that Cartman?
@FamaUnoZH aphrodite used it too
y so unknown?
im the 666th like! mouhahahaha!!!!
Sounds a lot like NAS
Clearly not enough views. Classic shit this is.
stupid adds =S
nothing like nas lol
Rahzel is Doug E Fresh reincarnated..
Doug E Fresh is still alive.
Good song. . Bad video
The chorus destroys the song... Every verse is epic ..
he did not write his rhymes...
Good song. . Bad video
Its old😕