The 90's were so beautiful. I was a little kid, but I remember. I would watch videos like this over at my grandma's house with all my cousins and just blast off to another world. A world I wanted to live in so badly! 😩
Al B. Sure! and Kyle West went in on the beat for this song. Keyboard drums, keyboard bass, and just the overall keyboard programming of this beat was on point! This song's beat been stuck in my head since Spring 1991 when my mom took me to see Boyz n the Hood when I was in second grade.
I'm startled when I see just how talented Tevin was/is. Nothing was too hard for him to do. He could sing, dance, etc. at such a young age. I think his talent exceed everyone expectations. I'm sorry we have missed seeing/hearing/enjoying him for so many years.
Such a jam that feels so good. If you were a kid at that time you know just exactly what I mean. How can a tune just make your whole body and mind feel like it's soaked in nostalgia and good feelings? I love it with all my Heart💪🙏
This era, the 90s, will never be surpassed. This video, and that movie cemented the aliveness, the humanity of my generation. When I listen to the current generation I’m blown away by their extreme lack of self-love and soul. The joy of being black is blatantly missing in the artistry today. It’s incredibly noticeable.
This was our jam in highschool. Omgoodness. Boyz n Tha Hood movie was our first taste of gangsta, and how hard was it to have Tevin singing and rapping on the soundtrack. Awww yeah! Only the 80's babies would understand..
Tevin Campbell in his prime was a STONE-COLD 🥶performer. When I was a kid and teenager (the early to late 1990s), his music was everywhere. Back in his prime, girls and grown women loved him 💋, R&B and pop music labels loved him or wanted to sign him, and etc.
I was 6 years old when this came out, and likely haven't heard it since around that time, but I remember every last note, lyric, and instrumental arrangement. The early 90s were a special time. And Might I add, I had absolutely no business watching this movie when I was a kid. Left quite an impression. 😖I can't think of a time when I was as stressed out as I was in that theater. 🤣
I know that's how music videos from movie soundtracks work, but I love the shots of Boyz n the Hood and Tevin's video intercutting throughout this video.
This album came out about 7-8 months before I went to basic training. I snuck this tape, Pete Rock and CL Smooth's Mecca and the Soul Brother and Al B. Sure's Sexy Verses to basic training with me and my walkman. One of my drill sergeants finally busted me with it around week 7 of training. None of my platoon mates ratted. 💯loyalty 1992.
WHen the track was release the production work that Al B sure did was on point. The song makes you think where you were when the radio was starting playing it after the movie was released
Hi peoples. I was 17 when this came out. I am today's yrs old when I found out Tevin was only 2 yrs younger than me. I could've sworn he was like 12 or 13 at this time I only liked his music from bout 93-96
How fun. TC is an outstanding entertainer. I almost forgot about this song. Seeing this also reminded me the "6-degrees of separation" is true, someone in the vid makes my levels of separation from Tevin decrease by at least 4, perhaps 5 levels. Small world. Mr. Campbell's "Safer On The Ground" like everything else he does, is awesome.
I always enjoyed music videos with scenes from movies; especially Boyz N The 'Hood is my favorite. Bright spot in a dark period of history. Love me some Chubb Rock. ...but Nia Long before she went under the knife though!
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This era was 🔥🔥🔥
💯
Being 12 or 13 back then was everything. Miss the 90s I had so much fun
A great time in life. Growing up in the 90s. I miss the 90s alot.
Word
Facts!!!! I feel so lucky to have my early teen years during this time when Rnb and New Jack Swing ruled the airwaves!
Yes it was......a mf Had 2 find out wHo He/sHe was bacc tHen. Now mfs do not care
Yeeeeeeesssss!!😂💜
This video, this song, this era and time......... (I was there)......is unforgettable and untouchable 🥲 🙏🏾
Absolutely the best years ❤️
4sho
Gotdamn right it was!
Facts !
Early months lit
This is such a jam. Forever one of my absolute favourite songs of this era.
Al B Sure was extremely underrated as a writer/producer
Dam this whole time I thought it was Teddy Riley smh
I concur, friend. Sexy Verses is a masterpiece.
So is Kyle West!!!
Facts
@@DjTIMEJD lol just got done listening to a greatest hits collection of him right now is still my jam.
RIP John Singleton. My favorite track off the Boyz n the hood soundtrack. I was 19 years old.
Liked this one but How to Survive in South Central is my favorite
I Was 13.
Good memories✌🏽
@@damonjacobs5992 This one is better
My favorite was just me and you when tre was talking to Brandi I was 3 😂
Dang I didn't even know he passed away. Googled him after reading this. He was only 51.
Shout out to everyone that had a great childhood with jams like this bringing back the best memories
By far the most 90's video ever! Love it
The 90's were so beautiful. I was a little kid, but I remember. I would watch videos like this over at my grandma's house with all my cousins and just blast off to another world. A world I wanted to live in so badly! 😩
True
Early ‘90s.
Fasho 😆 lol
Al B. Sure! and Kyle West went in on the beat for this song. Keyboard drums, keyboard bass, and just the overall keyboard programming of this beat was on point! This song's beat been stuck in my head since Spring 1991 when my mom took me to see Boyz n the Hood when I was in second grade.
Same here.
4sure
He got a sampler
Take me back!! When things were good!
🎯
I'm startled when I see just how talented Tevin was/is. Nothing was too hard for him to do. He could sing, dance, etc. at such a young age. I think his talent exceed everyone expectations. I'm sorry we have missed seeing/hearing/enjoying him for so many years.
Hello from St Paul. Lol
He was g a y so of course he could sing and dance
Still love this song in 2024
See u in 2025
The hook got me
The editing, the loud colors, the dance moves. The video screams 90's..lol. I love it!
Its 2022 and this shit still makes me feel good!! Thank God i was a teen in the 90s!! Best decade EVER!
Absolutely agree 🎯❤️
Yessir
Well that and da 80
you lucky ass mf😭😭💯 Im 19 rn take me back
Don't be afraid 🔥🔥
Perfect energy for that time and movie.
Music was so fun back then way much better then today's Crap.
My childhood crush, I love you 👑 Tevin ❤️💜💐😘
Such a jam that feels so good. If you were a kid at that time you know just exactly what I mean. How can a tune just make your whole body and mind feel like it's soaked in nostalgia and good feelings? I love it with all my Heart💪🙏
This song made me love the movie even more. Anything Tevin I was down for. In 91 I was 8. Already knew I was his number 1 fan.
actually an artist ahead of his time , every single song is good.
Ya Know It G!
AL n West on the production.
Jodeci on the BG vocals..
DREAM TEAM.
Yep they also contributed to goodbye ,confused.
I can't believe this didn't get 10 million views. Brings back the best memories of my life.
Man this was my JAM!!! St I'll have this cassette single🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I had the CD and someone stole it 😭
Chubb, Chubb with the man, with the plan Chubb Rock…! Overlooked MC. One of my favorite songs from TC.
Tevin Campbell, Chubb Rock and one of the best coming of age films of all time! I was 10 and into ALL this 🔥
Me 2
🔥🔥🔥
This era, the 90s, will never be surpassed. This video, and that movie cemented the aliveness, the humanity of my generation. When I listen to the current generation I’m blown away by their extreme lack of self-love and soul. The joy of being black is blatantly missing in the artistry today. It’s incredibly noticeable.
That kid was busting some dance moves
Rickey on Crenshaw with the old school Doritos bag😁
This was our jam in highschool. Omgoodness. Boyz n Tha Hood movie was our first taste of gangsta, and how hard was it to have Tevin singing and rapping on the soundtrack. Awww yeah! Only the 80's babies would understand..
💯
I have never seen or heard of this song. I love this jam!!
Nobody can tell me nothing about this song it’s still my favorite this song still got me in a chokehold
💯
It's September 2019 This song and video is still🔥🔥🔥🔥 HOT throwback 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
30 Years later. Where did the time go. #80sbaby #90skid
Facts
Chubb Rock is one of the most underrated emcees in the history of hip hop. Damn he was nice on the mic.
My favorite Tevin Campbell song, loved this from the movie.
CHUBB! a Rap KING! Eternally Positive
Used to LOVE this song! Makes me want to watch Boyz In Da Hood
Tevin Campbell in his prime was a STONE-COLD 🥶performer. When I was a kid and teenager (the early to late 1990s), his music was everywhere. Back in his prime, girls and grown women loved him 💋, R&B and pop music labels loved him or wanted to sign him, and etc.
STILL a dope ass joint! To this day, with one of Chubb Rocks killer verses. Just perfection.
I was 6 years old when this came out, and likely haven't heard it since around that time, but I remember every last note, lyric, and instrumental arrangement. The early 90s were a special time. And Might I add, I had absolutely no business watching this movie when I was a kid. Left quite an impression. 😖I can't think of a time when I was as stressed out as I was in that theater. 🤣
The beat and chours is 🔥🔥
Lyrics we let slide…”you can come to my crib. Im Chubb rock…peeeeeace”. *Tevin smile. 😂
Still jamming to this in 2018😍💃💃
Every time Boyz n the hood come on TV 🤗 I'm here lol
2022 it’s on VH1 right now😊
Almost 4got that Chubb Rock was in this joint!
Amazing movie and one of my all-time favorite songs that always manages to stay fresh.
2024 still listening to this classic
THIS FASHION WAS A GOAT 🐐 ERA 😮😂
I know that's how music videos from movie soundtracks work, but I love the shots of Boyz n the Hood and Tevin's video intercutting throughout this video.
It's what makes me love this song and the movie even more.
I’m ashamed to admit that I know people older than me who has never heard this song and I was every bit of 11/12 when this came out.....🤦🏾♀️
This is my favorite Tevin Campbell song! Awesome song and movie.
The jam! Listening in 2024!
Love it, takes me back
2020
I just wanna know how many ppl are listening to how they stacked those vocals in the background...cause babbby they ate, the vocals are amazing 👏🏾
I always listen to this awesome NJS from Japan!
Another one of my favorite jams from Tevin. Good tune and good movie!
This album came out about 7-8 months before I went to basic training. I snuck this tape, Pete Rock and CL Smooth's Mecca and the Soul Brother and Al B. Sure's Sexy Verses to basic training with me and my walkman. One of my drill sergeants finally busted me with it around week 7 of training. None of my platoon mates ratted. 💯loyalty 1992.
I love that poetic justice and boyz n the hood are in the same time frame
He’s so awsome in every way omg true legend ❤️
Thank you baby and so are you
I loved this song so much. Tevin music was 🔥🔥🔥
WHen the track was release the production work that Al B sure did was on point. The song makes you think where you were when the radio was starting playing it after the movie was released
Who's listening to this 2024 ❤️
Me
They can re release this over and over I won't get tired of it
Rocking to this in September 2024. ❤ Tevin had bangers.
The music does something to my spirit when I hear it
This song should've been getting over millions of views already. What gives?
That's Shawnette Heard that danced with Janet for so many years. So cute
Thanks for that, I didn't know that. It was funny how she was playing all innocent at 0:44-0:47 and then she went in on the dance tip at 1:02-1:05.
"OUTTIE 5000"
I'd forgotten all about that; it was a thing.
I wonder why this doesn't have more views?
It's Audi 5000
0:43 - 1.00 chords are way too fire! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Takes me back to the days of playing football for Crenshaw, the exact school as Ricky Baker in Boyz in the Hood. South Central born and raised
1:07 has always been my favorite part
🗣uuuuugh uuuugh 🔥
Yes mine I kept rewinding it.
Boyz N Da Hood🔥🔥🔥
The GREAT Chubb Rock!
R.I.P Dooky
I know right and John Singleton.
This was a great time then, very fun
T.E.V.I.N. Al B., Kyle West and Chubb Rock. The Boys N the Hood soundtrack had hits.
When our culture made sense!
Hi peoples. I was 17 when this came out. I am today's yrs old when I found out Tevin was only 2 yrs younger than me. I could've sworn he was like 12 or 13 at this time I only liked his music from bout 93-96
The good days
Still listen to this everyday
How fun. TC is an outstanding entertainer. I almost forgot about this song. Seeing this also reminded me the "6-degrees of separation" is true, someone in the vid makes my levels of separation from Tevin decrease by at least 4, perhaps 5 levels. Small world.
Mr. Campbell's "Safer On The Ground" like everything else he does, is awesome.
💯✊🏿
Such a bad ass jam, still in 2023
Wow 🤩 never knew it was video for this.
Tevin was feeling himself in this 😄❤️
He was bad back then. Brother could sing, the females was in love with him, he had money, he was young, and etc.
Al and Westerville slayed this to shreds!
You can hear Al B. Sure all over this song.
The JAM.GO TEVIN
Chubb tore that hook up !
To be a teenager in the 90s. I love the time I grew up in 😎
Chubb Rock Went Hard
still watching in the "17"
THIS VIDEO IS EPIC!!!
this was my shit i was 16 first time in love , you couldn't tell me shit back then lol
2020!
Loved this song. Truly represent a good time in America
I always enjoyed music videos with scenes from movies; especially Boyz N The 'Hood is my favorite. Bright spot in a dark period of history.
Love me some Chubb Rock.
...but Nia Long before she went under the knife though!
Wow the colors in this video!!!! I was 12 Lord when this came
Man I miss the 90a
I'm here where u at 2020