Top Authority - How Much [HD]
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Captured from the VHS Promo
From Album : Somethin' To Blaze To
TRAK Records : 1993
Top Authority was one of the first rap groups from Flint, Michigan and among the earliest of the underground Midwest rap scene to release a nationally recognized album. Bootleg, a member of the slightly later Flint group The Dayton Family, told Murderdog magazine, "We grew up together, same hood. We'd be together every day. That's family." He lists them as leading lights in Flint music, along with acts like Ready for the World and MC Breed. Rapper Chilla Pertilla defined Northern hip hop to Murderdog as "Eminem, Twista, Bone, Breed, Dayton Family, Top Authority, Esham, and ICP".
They first came to public attention with the single "93 (Things Ain't How They Should Be)" from the debut album Something To Blaze To (TRAK Records, 1993). Something To Blaze To reached #21 on Billboard's Top R&B Albums chart in April 1994. The "rolling g-funk trio" (as allmusic describe members Shotgun, Dalo and Flex) followed up with Rated G for Wrap Records in 1995. It featured scratches from DJ Aladdin and reached #16 on the Top R&B Albums chart. allmusic considers 1997's Top Authority Uncut (The New Year) to be their best release. It peaked at #21, with the single "World War III" charting at #37 on Billboard's Hot Rap Singles. In 2009 Top Authority returned with their fourth album, kush music, on which MC Breed and Do or Die make guest appearances.
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Anyone listening to this classic in 2023? 😎
I'm still bumping Ta
I’ve been bumping this song for the past 2 weeks.
2024
2024
Good song ,heartfelt now I see why the 90s is the golden era and being missed
My dad is in this video. Real mfs know how top authority really a staple in the rap industry 💪🏽
Man i miss the 90'$💪💪💪
Believe it or not, This type of Music inspired 2Pac
I been on TA since "Somethin' to Blaze To" ✊🏾💯
Pac was already rapping and was THUGLIFE when this came out.
@@__-ti2en Yeah, but you gotta think about it, MC Breed and Pac were homeboys, and Breed being from Michigan, you can't tell me that Pac was not introduced to that Gangsta, Gritty, G-Funk Sound hailing' from Michigan around that time. Warren G producing the songs that he did for Pac gave him the closest G-Funk sound that he could get next to anything being produced by Dr. Dre or Daz, "Gotta Get Mind" and "How Long Will The Mourn Me" were both Produced by Warren G and if you even listen to those albums that those songs were on, you can hear that both of those tracks were standouts among the rest.
That being said; Thug Life weren't necessary known for anything G-Funk until the end of 1994, beginning of 1995 and that's when Pac was slowly transitioning into his times @ Death Row where primarily G-Funk was their sound.
I can't say he was are wasn't. He definitely switch style when he left D.U. But to me though, him and MC Breed style was way different. Didn't know too much back then about that section with the rap, and really thought Top Authority WAS Pac at first and then when I found out it wasn't I thought they was from Cali for a long time😆. But like I said unless somebody like Warren G comes out who was around both together alot, I guess we won't really know but it's possible.
CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED, it’s not just coincidence that Spotify or apple don’t make playlists with this stuff. The conscious social commentary might make people to politically aware 😳
This would have been music I listened to before I hit a lick.
all time conscious classic
Still here in 2021 💯
2019 how much can a brotha take
As much as "blue eyes" will give
Why are you hear devil? Go listen to some folk music. @@mattsoko1980
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If you from the chi you remember this was first played on 950am
2024 how much can a brotha take
Came across them n 93" love them ever since love it from the heart/ true rap just wish they would come out these days cause shit ain't how it should b!!!!
As an young black man, I can see this song is still revelent today in 2019. How much can a brother take with trump in office!
Not trump, trump is just a small piece not the problem at all he actually gave a spot light to blacks . The problem is our country in general not one person it’s the system that’s in place which yes he could change but any of them could and usually don’t this bigger than trump, open your mind and eyes trump is just a puppet just like Obama no different we need real change
@@Chris-gc8xdThe problem is global white supremacy
If trump wins we be back in chains. Don’t get it twisted
Song go hard
This song is so very relevant in to days times. Flint stand up!
2020 how much?
Classic 💎🔥🔥🔥
OLD SCHOOL HIP-HOP RAP TOP AUTHORITY HOW MUCH 🎼🎶🙏👍👍👍👍
Throwback
This was so hard when I first heard it
in my top 10 hardcore rap group
Classic!!!!
I love top authority but damn i never seen this video doe.
This was released as a single on cassette
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Lyrics still ring true in ‘22.
And now 2023
No it's far worse. Blk on wht violence that is
@@mattsoko1980 Nonsense, check the FBI stats and see who the number one hate crime victims are.
THE REALEST
I have on 12" Vinyl ! TA 4 life
This sound are very crazy!!!!!!! The men with the yellow Jersey are the same voice of 2pac!!!!
Who singing???
Hard af 💯
love it
2024 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉I 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
The version on my tape didn't sound like this.
Listen, i love the instrumental for this song, the little synths, the piano, the drums, everything EXCEPT for the bassline, i dont know if im just tripping but i feel like its a bit out of tone? Kinda clashes with the main melody in a bad way
I swear they sound like Krazy that rapper that sounds like pac. I swear it is the same person rapping.
They definitely got their flow from the West Coast, California, 2Pac, and Thug Life to be exact
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What he showed at 0:45? gang things?
It was a gun
U didn't hear him say 9milli?!
Smith n wesson 9mm
It was a blur lol
a firearm a sidearm a strap or tool whatever you want to call it